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Chicago Public School teacher Rochele Royster, who runs an art therapy program, came up with the idea after one of her students was killed two years ago.

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The exhibit, which features an array of historical items illustrating life during the Great War, will run through January 2019, and is free to the public.

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Using hundreds of different items ranging from maps, medals, and music to photographs, posters, and diaries, the exhibit commemorates the war’s centennial.

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Executive director Sasha Irving said they wanted the exhibit to be as inclusive as possible, while acknowledging the controversy and polarity of the topic.

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Jonathan Ferrera, who started the program in New Orleans, hopes the exhibit will lead to meaningful conversations about gun violence.

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Museum curator Laurie LaBar said the exhibit was the result of popular demand and a sort of expanded remake of a similar exhibit from 30 years ago.

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The gun barrel was brought in to be part of the Battery Lewis exhibit, a historical restoration project which should be completed in about a year and give visitors an idea of what the battery may have looked like during the second World War.

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