Photos: Go Inside Dallas' New Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

After more than six years of planning, fundraising and construction, Dallas' new Holocaust and Human Rights Museum is ready to open. These photos give you a look inside the building.

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The striking new building is in Dallas' West End.
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The striking new building is in Dallas' West End.
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The entrance to the museum on Houston Street.
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The beautiful lobby of the new museum.
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The museum chronicles the rise and fall of Nazi Germany.
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The uniforms worn by prisoners in the Nazi concentration camps.
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A restored railroad boxcar used by the Nazis to take people to the concentration camps.
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A powerful display on the Nazi death marches.
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Some of the imagery in the museum is chilling.
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Concrete pillars illustrate the number of Jews who died during each year of World War II.
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The museum has an expanded focus on human rights.
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An exhibit reminds visitors of the number of lives lost in the Rwanda genocide.
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An exhibit reminding visitors of the many Genocides around the world.
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The haunting faces of people who died in the atrocities in Cambodia.
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A recreation of the Piccadilly Cafeteria in Dallas where black protestors demanded service in 1964.
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An exhibit honoring Dallas Civil Rights activist.
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Civil Rights icon Rosa Parks
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The memorial to the 6 million Jews killed in the Holocaust.
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Candlelights in memory of Dallas area family members who died in the Holocaust.
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NBC 5 Anchor Brian Curtis with Holocaust survivor Max Glauben.
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The museum highlights 'Upstanders,' people who fight for the rights of others.
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The museum's peaceful courtyard.
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