Quincy University to Host Holocaust Museum Exhibition and Public Lectures
Quincy University will host the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum's traveling exhibition "Americans and the Holocaust" and two free public lectures on the history of antisemitism and the reach of Nazi ideology into Missouri communities.
Quincy Hannibal Keokuk, IL, October 27, 2026 —
Quincy University will host the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum’s traveling exhibition Americans and the Holocaust, alongside two free public lectures addressing antisemitism and the spread of Nazi ideology into Missouri communities.
The exhibition and lectures are the elements of the program identified in the available information. The lectures will focus on the history of antisemitism and how Nazi ideology reached communities in Missouri. No further details were provided about the specific topics, speakers or format of the talks.
The announcement does not include dates, times or a location on the university campus for the exhibition or lectures. It also does not specify how long the exhibition will be on display, whether registration is required, or whether the events have attendance limits. The name of a university department or other organizer was not provided.
The exhibition is described as a traveling presentation from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum. No information was provided about its particular materials, themes or the period it will cover at Quincy University. The summary also does not state whether the lectures are part of a broader series or connected to a particular course or event.
The two lectures are described as free and open to the public. Beyond that, the available information does not provide details about access arrangements or how members of the public can obtain additional event information. Those details were not included in the announcement summary.
The program will bring the exhibition and the two lectures to Quincy University, with a stated focus on antisemitism and the reach of Nazi ideology in Missouri. Further scheduling and event details were not provided.
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