Only rubble was left of the Warsaw Jewish district after WWII, and its former residents perished in the Holocaust. The new residential district, Muranów, was commissioned to be built and repopulated by people from all over Poland and abroad, who began to create a new identity of the place. But the foundations of pre-war buildings are still to be found underneath the pavements, houses and green spaces of today’s Muranów. The most painful aspects of the district's history will be presented, such as the dramatic fate of the Jews who were imprisoned in the Warsaw Ghetto created here. The exhibition attempts to present the unique history of this district, and retell the district’s history through the prism of selected locations, their inhabitants and visitors.