ALMA houses the most extensive collection of Armenian artifacts in North America, with over 20,000 items, 20,000 books, 5,000 coins, 3,000 textiles, 930 rare books, 800 oral histories and 170 Armenian oriental rugs. The building includes Bedoukian Hall, the main exhibit gallery, as well as several smaller side galleries, the research library, a contemporary art gallery, studio space, offices, meeting rooms, and climate-controlled vaults for the storage of rare and delicate pieces.
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This is one of the finest institutions there is to view this ancient civilization that existed so long ago. I am a scientist and I believe the Turks should ask for forgiveness for the Armenian Genocide denial, and the Jews should help the recognition efforts for they should understand what mssacre means. Why did it not pass the Israeli Counsil then....interesting..... This is the place to see if you want to live love and understand history dated back I would say about 5000-7000 B.C. You will not be dissapointed, do visit this cherishable Museum.