Cincinnati musuem sets attendance record
The temporary exhibit “Without Sanctuary: Lynching photography in America” at the National Underground Freedom Center reached the attendance record of 15,000 people since its opening day in January. Unsure of how the exhibit would be received with its controversial photographs, this number set a record of attendance for temporary exhibits at the museum.Read the full story here.
The temporary exhibit “Without Sanctuary: Lynching photography in America” at the National Underground Freedom Center reached the attendance record of 15,000 people since its opening day in January. Unsure of how the exhibit would be received with its controversial photographs, this number set a record of attendance for temporary exhibits at the museum.
Read the full story here.
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