Eva Kor Mural

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Eva Mozes Kor mural by Pam Bliss 2020. The mural shares the wall with Carl Leck's 100th Celebration of the Indy 500 mural.

Honor plaque with biographical info of Eva

21 Virginia Ave

Indianapolis, IN 46204

The Eva Kor Mural in Indianapolis, IN, is a tribute to the life and legacy of Holocaust survivor Eva Kor. The mural serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of forgiveness and resilience in the face of adversity.

Visitors to the Eva Kor Mural can reflect on the message of hope and healing depicted in the artwork, honoring Eva Kor's journey and inspiring others to embrace compassion and understanding.

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5.07 reviews

Katherine A.

11/1/2024

I was thrilled to find this mural of Eva Kor. She was a holocaust survivor who settled in Indiana after WWII. Her story is both heartbreaking and inspirational. I heard her interviews prior to her...

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Jeremy J.

5/19/2024

I don't know who this woman is, but she's got a gigantic mural of herself right pretty close to downtown Indianapolis. She's in a blue suit and her name is Ava. That's all I know I'm not sure what...

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Jason V.

9/18/2023

I just happened to see this standout mural while walking in downtown Indianapolis. Finally got up close to it and learned about Eva Mozes Kor. There is a historical marker below the mural at head...

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Tank G.

11/17/2021

I have passed this mural many times and had no idea who it was or what it was about. This is a mural of Eva Kor, a Romanian-born American survivor of the Holocaust who lived most of her remaining...

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Lindsay T.

1/5/2021

Eva Mozes Kor was a Holocaust survivor, she moved to Terre Haute in 1960 with her husband, a fellow Holocaust survivor. She began her work as an advocate for Holocaust survivors in the 80s. This...

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