In one of our most moving You Are There exhibits to date, talk to Italian prisoners of war in the chapel they built at Camp Atterbury – their home away from home.
In one of our most moving You Are There exhibits to date, talk to Italian prisoners of war in the chapel they built at Camp Atterbury – their home away from home.
You’ll step into a recreation of the still-existing “Chapel in the Meadow” as POWs are completing the paintings on the walls and marbleizing the altar. They can tell you about the symbolism of the art, World War II and their living conditions. In addition to the prisoners, you may come across American soldiers, including Chaplain Maurice Imhoff and Lt. Col. John Gammel, commanding officer of the internment camp.
Presented by Jane Fortune and Franciscan Health
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Phone: (317) 232-1882
2017/03/04 - 2018/08/11
Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center
450 W. Ohio Street, Indianapolis, IN