Holocaust Museum & Learning Center
Photographs, artifacts and audio-visual displays. Resource library and oral history archives. Self-guided audio tour. Please note: the building that houses the museum will be undergoing renovations over the summer of 2017. The museum will continue to welcome walk-in visitors, but will not be scheduling tours in June, July and August. Scheduling group tours will be resumed in September. FREE
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70 Reviews | Write a ReviewVery complete museum
Reviewed By DanielAraya November 2018It is not a very big museum but it is very complete, gives you a good idea of what happened and how people lived. There are explanations during the exhibition and it helps you understand everything.
Full Review Very moving - a must see for people who care!
Reviewed By 970wandak October 2018Words cannot convey the emotions one feels in exploring the lives and horrors of people that endured the holocaust. We were fortunate to have a holocaust survivor speak to a group of high school kids...
Full Review Mostly photos, but still informative
Reviewed By WestTN October 2018This museum is free and has free parking. It took us 45 minutes to complete. It does offer plenty of stories and information that was interesting. The majority of it is mainly photographs, but it...
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