The requisite and important Holocaust material was moving but tasteful. Horrible but respectfully presented. We especially appreciated the section devoted to racism in the USA and Tulsa in particular. We even shared our newly learned history with our family who are from Tulsa, and they acknowledged that the schools never taught anything about the "massacre", and only some children ever learned about this evert as a "race riot". Interesting how history is viewed differently among the various participant groups. Small and powerful material with extensive local art rotated regularly. Highly recommended for people of all faiths and cultures.

This was a very informative place. I learned a lot and had no idea that it was as large as it was. Just when I think I was getting to the end there would be more. Along with seeing stories of The Holocaust there was scrolls and various other items. The price was not expensive at all and I very much appreciate the air conditioning when coming in from the heat.

The museum recently opened their expanded Holocaust exhibit. It was very good before and now they have raised it to a new level. There are always other exhibits on display. This place is a great place to spend a few hours. Docents are available for a group.