Instruments owned and played by Holocaust victims now part of the Violins of Hope exhibit at Elgin library

Ten heirloom violins played by musicians before and during the Holocaust, instruments that symbolize the strength, resilience and hope of the Jewish people, are part of a traveling exhibit on display at Elgin’s Gail Borden Public Library.

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