On June 7, the Tower of David Jerusalem Museum will commemorate the 59th anniversary of the Six Day War's impact on Jerusalem. To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the city's reunification, the museum is preparing a significant exhibition titled 'Eyes on the Wall.' This exhibition will delve into the history of the Western Wall, showcasing its importance as a symbol in Jewish culture over nearly two millennia. Curated by Dr. Shimon Lev, the museum is seeking contributions from the public to enhance its visual archive, particularly photographs from 1920 to 1968. The museum aims to uncover intimate images that reflect the wall's historical and cultural significance. A recent example of the value of personal archives is the discovery of a photo album belonging to Dr. A.O. Freedman, which captures life in Jerusalem during the 1920s. The Freedman family has generously donated this album to the museum, illustrating how private memories can become part of the public narrative of Jerusalem's history. The museum invites anyone with relevant photographs to contribute to this important project, ensuring the Western Wall's legacy is preserved for future generations.