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Holocaust survivor Odette Cook lighting a memorial candle at Yom HaShoah
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Holocaust Survivor, Odette Cook, and her daughter lightening the candles at VHM's Yom HaShoah.

Holocaust Survivor, Odette Cook, and her daughter lightening the candles at Yom HaShoah.

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Richmond, VA 23223

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The Museum is closed on the following days in 2024:

Easter, Rosh Hashanah (the first day), Yom Kippur, Thanksgiving (close early on Wednesday, November 27 at 1 pm and all day Thursday, November 28), Christmas Eve & Christmas Day, and New Year's Eve & New Year's Day

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