The Secret Annex | Anne Frank House
Take a look around and explore the Secret Annex where Anne Frank was in hiding for more than two years during World War II, and where she wrote her diary.
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The picture walls in the Secret Annex | Anne Frank House
The walls in the Secret Annex tell their own stories. Anne brightened up her room with pictures. Otto put pencil marks on the wall to record how much Anne and Margot had grown; on a map pinned to the wall, he tracked the progress of the Allied Forces. These walls have been preserved for …
The Secret Annex | Prinsengracht 263 | Knowledge base - Anne …
The Secret Annex at Prinsengracht 263, Amsterdam, was the hiding place of Anne Frank with her parents and sister Margot, Hermann and Auguste van Pels with their son Peter, and Fritz Pfeffer. Location Amsterdam
The history of the Secret Annex | Anne Frank House - Anne Frank …
The stairs to the hidden entrance to the Secret Annex. In 1940, Otto Frank rented the entire building, main house and annex, from the Pieron family, who had been the owner since 1901. From that moment on, the floors of the main house and …
A typical day in the Secret Annex | Anne Frank House
Anne Frank spent 761 days in the Secret Annex. Although each day was different from the last, there was a certain rhythm to life in the Secret Annex. Based on Anne's diary and a few of her short stories, we can reconstruct what typical weekdays and Sundays in …
Inside the museum | Anne Frank House - Anne Frank Stichting
Anne Frank’s room. Anne had to share a room with Fritz Pfeffer, which led to frequent arguments. Not being able to go outside was hard for her. Her diary was a place to vent. To brighten up the room, Anne put pictures on the wall.
The walls decorated with pictures in Anne's room - Anne Frank …
In the mid-1950s, when it looked like it would not be possible to save the Secret Annex from demolition, Otto Frank decided to save the growth marks, the map of Normandy and the pictures on the left wall of Anne's room. He cut them from the wall with wallpaper and all.
The Secret Annex | Anne Frank - Anne Frank Stichting
Over those are the rooms of Anne Frank and Fritz Pfeffer (left) and of Otto, Edith, and Margot Frank (right). On the third floor is the room of Hermann and Auguste van Pels. Peter’s room is behind theirs.
Virtual museum | Anne Frank House
The attic of the Secret Annex; ... Landing with bookcase; Entrance; Room of Anne Frank and Fritz Pfeffer; Otto, Edith, and Margot Frank’s room; Peter van Pels´s room; The room of Hermann and Auguste van Pels; Visit us. Anne Frank House Westermarkt 20 1016 DK Amsterdam. Tickets Go to. Anne Frank; Museum; Education; Topics; About us;