ANNE Frank has one of the most famous life stories in the world.

The emotive exhibition, Let me be myself - the life story of Anne Frank, will take you on journey of Anne Frank's life during the Holocaust highlighting the contemporary relevance of her story.

The exhibition will make a special stop to Toowoomba at the Cobb and Co Museum from October 12 - December 4. 

Follow the timelines to connect the personal story of Anne Frank with the important historical events of that time, from her birth in Frankfurt in 1929 to her death in a German concentration camp in 1945.

See large-size pictures of Anne's happy early childhood followed by her immigration to Amsterdam and time in hiding.

Connect with Anne's journey through short film and a replica of her renowned diary.

Apart from the story of Anne Frank and the historical context of her time, the exhibition specifically highlights the contemporary relevance of the story of Anne Frank.

With seven historical modules, the structure and design of the new exhibition enables visitors to identify with the personal story of Anne Frank.

The connection between the personal story of Anne Frank and the historical context shows the consequences the anti-Jewish measures had on one particular person.

Ann Frank was famous for the words: "In spite of everything I still believe that people are really good at heart."