Good docents, great special events with interesting speakers. In an interesting part of downtown Houston

Good docents, great special events with interesting speakers. In an interesting part of downtown Houston
It's Free, and if you want to get earphones they accept $5 donation. I think it's a really cool museum and full of facts and history that everyone should know about. Knowledge is POWER. :)
Don't go expecting it to be like the Holocaust Museum in DC, but definitely go to visit. The tour guides are very knowledgeable and give their personal experiences. They have one of the train cars that could have possibly been used, which I didn't see in DC. Beautiful and meaningful architecture, very well thought out facility.
This museum is so well done that it truly makes you feel the experience of those that lived through it. You will come out in awe of the survivors, and with broken hearts for those that didn't. It truly is a must see.
We went on a tour with volunteer guide, Mr Kavanagh, who was amazing! It doesn't matter how many times you have heard the tales before, his talk was hard hitting and talked through the political scene worldwide before and during WWII. You will be glad you came to visit. Highly recommended!
A site to definitely visit. Gives you a look into the lives of those both surviving and deceased and the terrible event that changed the world. The pictures, while difficult to look at, bring forth the reality and the scale of the hatred of Hitler and his followers toward the Jewish people. While standing in the train car we tried...
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It is a somewhat small museum, but worth a visit. It was well laid out, educational and well done. No fee, but a donation is accepted.
Houston Holocaust Museum. A honest, vital, and historic look at a terrible tragedy- that happened before everyones' eyes. This is a story that must be told and shared - especially with families. Honestly brutal - touching - and very moving. The history of the Shoah is developed in great detail. Very sobering - I highly recommend this Museum- it deserves...
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I have visited this museum twice since I've lived in Houston. Both experiences were incredibly moving. My first visit left me crying & puff-eyed the rest of the day. Many of the pictures & videos I saw were very hard to look at, but very necessary as well. As our history books are being rewritten and altered, which is a...
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I will tell you first off, that it will make you cry and ashamed at what humans will do to other humans. But it is a must to go there just to reinforce in your own mind that this actually happened within the past 70 years and it can happen again and probably will. Unless we remember and educate our...
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