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Three indoor exhibits provide the historical context of the 1919 massacre. These spaces detail India's freedom struggle through documents, portraits, and film.
The 2021 renovation upgraded the memorial's indoor spaces. The galleries provide essential background on the political events leading up to April 13, 1919. Hire a Guide
You will need about 50 minutes to view all the indoor exhibits. Entry to the museum buildings is free for all visitors.
20 minutesBilingual panels
This museum covers the political backdrop of 1919 and the Rowlatt Act protests. It displays historical clippings and explains the events of the massacre. The informational panels are completely bilingual in English and Hindi. Read these displays to understand the context of the British troops' actions.
15 minutesVictim portraits
This gallery displays portraits and names of identified victims from the shooting. It also honors key freedom fighters from Punjab. It operates as a quiet space for visitors to reflect. Walk through this area slowly to honor the individuals who lost their lives.
15 minutesDocumentary screening
This dedicated space screens a short documentary film about the tragedy. The film details the history of the site and the massacre itself. Watch this screening to gain deeper emotional and historical context. It is best to view the documentary before exploring the outdoor grounds.
