The exhibit photos are often family pictures, and they are a celebration of life. The pictures reveal the multiple faces of a community within a world of tradition, where the Industrial Revolution, the Communist Revolution and Zionism seem to arrive at the same time. Viewers of the exhibit get to know a little more deeply the richness and diversity of prewar European Jewish life through Luboml, which can stand for any shtetl and its culture that was destroyed by the Germans. It represents the only possible victory of life over death through the power of memory. To attend the free lecture or visit the free exhibit, take Entrance 12 off Rice Boulevard or Entrance 8 off University Boulevard.
Parking is available in the stadium lot.
A shuttle bus runs between Fondren Library and the stadium lot. Rice University is consistently ranked one of America's best teaching and research universities. Rice's wooded campus is located in the nation's fourth largest city and on America's South Coast.