The History of Killing Fields Museum Online

The Killing Fields Memorial Museum was founded by Dara Duong, a survivor from the 1975-1979 Killing Fields of Cambodia.  There were five family members including his father that were killed by the Khmer Rouge (Pol Pot) regime 
when he was 5 years old. For over 10 years Dara lived in the refugee camps along the Cambodian and Thai border. He resettled in the US in 1999.

Dara wanted to share the story of his life under the Khmer Rouge with the world, so it would not happen again. At the same time Dara wanted the children of Cambodian immigrants, who have grown up in the US and other countries not to forget about Cambodia’s recent history, great culture, traditions and literature.

Visit the Killing Fields Museum

Some parts of the Museum's exhibitions have moved to a new space at Wing Luke Asian Museum in China town, Seattle, Washington.  But you can check back for more exhibitions online, or you can come visit the "Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum"in Cambodia.

Killing Fields Gallery will be available "ONLINE"soon! 
For more information please Call :  US Tel: (206) 973-7977 | Cambodia Tel: +855-933-88988