Review photographs taken on location. In the spring of 1939, one thousand women were transferred from the Lichtenburg concentration camp, creating the only large women's designated camp. SS Headquarters - the central offices of the administration for the concentration camp. Today, exhibitions are on the first floor in the administration, library, information, and collections, with offices located in the ground floor. Camp Prison - which housed the concentration camp.
Today there are commemorative cells of various nations and prisoner groups.
Crematorium - and the gas chamber site. Wall of Nations - part of the original camp wall. The names of 20 countries represent the incarcerated and murdered prisoners. Bed of Roses - Jewish and Gypsy victims are commemorated here in a mass grave of memorial stones. Waterworks and garages - location of the camp's own waterworks, some of the original fixtures are preserved.