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| Docent takes group on tour at evening event |
Rio Grande's exhibit had some unique features. A stack of shoes, similar to museum displays of Holocaust survivor
shoes, as well as signs annotating the display, greeted visitors as they entered the theater area. Art and photography
students the previous week had drawn and taken pictures of three local Holocaust survivors who visited their school, and these,
too were displayed. An evening event allowed parents and neighbors to view the exhibit. The Albuquerque Journal
featured the school's exhibit in their West Side edition.
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| Teacher Michele Lockhart-Henry views the shoe display |
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| Rudi Florian explains to docents and visitors his role as a child in Germany during WWII |
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| The NMFHRP truck prepares to transport the exhibit from Rio Grande |
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| Rio Grande teachers set up exhibit |
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| The exhibit also featured Holocaust survivor drawings and photos done by students |
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| Docent takes Rio Grande students through the exhibit on the last day |
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