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Visitor tip Schedule a virtual field trip tailored to your specific lesson plan rather than visiting in person. These can be customized to match your curriculum and provide flexibility for remote or hybrid learning environments.
Visitor tip Request a tour guide for your visit. Reviews highlight the knowledgeable and engaging staff (particularly noted tour guides) who significantly enhance the educational value and emotional resonance of the exhibits.

Quick Facts

Type
Education Center
Mission
Promote tolerance, respect, and understanding while eliminating hatred and bigotry
Founded
2006 by Holocaust survivor Earl Greif
Hours
Mon-Thu 10 AM–3:30 PM, Fri 10 AM–2 PM, Sun by appointment
Programs
Virtual field trips, survivor testimonies, student activities, educator resources

What visitors say

This little museum is packed with lots of history. Talia is an amazing host!! I love listening to the holocaust survivors sharing of their personal experiences. The movie that follows seems to always go with the survivors'…
Such a great place! Learn soo much more about what happened in the Holocaust. Leo story was so great. But the ending of them coming to United States was a little funny! He such a good person. But the movie they showed us was inspiration…
Had a great time. Very informative listening to a Holocaust survivor speak abiut their experience.

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