Memory July 15 Museum, Contemporary history museum in Kuzguncuk, Turkey.
The Memory July 15 Museum is a history museum in Kuzguncuk dedicated to documenting the events of July 15, 2016 through photographs, documents, personal testimonies, and objects. The exhibition uses multimedia displays and original artifacts to present a complete record of this period.
The museum was established in 2019, three years after the coup attempt that prompted the creation of this memorial site. It was founded with support from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality.
The museum serves as a place where visitors can understand the impact of the July 15 events on Turkish society and the importance of democratic values. Personal stories displayed throughout the exhibition connect visitors to the experiences of people who lived through this period.
The museum is located on Nevnihal Street No. 12 in Kuzguncuk and is open six days a week. Admission is free for students and specific age groups, making it an affordable option for various visitors.
The museum features a dedicated memorial space displaying personal belongings and life stories of individuals directly affected by the July 15 events. These private objects offer visitors an emotional connection to individual experiences during this period.
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