Fragments of the Berlin Wall - Denver, CO - Colorado Historical Markers on Waymarking.com

This small memorial to the Fall of the Berlin Wall is located at the Mizel Museum in Denver. The Mizel Museum seeks to educate about tolerance and Middle East issues. The museum also is involved with the Babi Yar Memorial(http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM8ARV_Babi_Yar_Memorial_Park_Denver_CO ).

The plaque reads:

These are pieces of the actual Berlin Wall contributed by Captain and Mrs. Herbert Light, American Pan Am Pilot stationed in Berlin, Germany during the time the wall came down in November 1989.

"The Mizel Museum's exhibits and programs inspire visitors of all ages and backgrounds to celebrate diversity and honor the journeys of all people. Through a full spectrum of expression, including fine art, film, literature and drama, we offer interactive and memorable experiences that engage the community and the dynamic ways that each of our journeys interweave. ' (from (visit link) )

Group or Groups Responsible for Placement: Mizel Museum County or City: Denver Date Dedicated: 1990 Check here for Web link(s) for additional information: Not listed

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