This museum is very beautiful and educational. Take a walk through history. It is a sad reminder of how human love can fail and prevail. There are authentic items from the the concentration camp to view. Many photos. Paid my respects.

As time goes by and memories fade this is a must, in my opinion, for all high school students to visit and see the horrors that man can inflict upon his fellow man.

This is one of Houston's finest experiences. Trained docents are excellent. The history provided is unique to Houston, as many Holocaust Survivors settled here.

Focusing in the Jewish plight during WWII but it includes other religions, other groups such as Gay's/Lesbians, Elderly, Handicapped peoples who also were persecuted and tortured during this fateful time. It relevant today with current events that have happened with other types of persecution. Comprehensive...More

Well, treasure has to be understood in its real meaning of something of great value and clarity... this is a very serious place telling an awful story but it is a spiritual center of sorts. Must see

I took my teenage grandsons. They said a guided tour was not available and they didnt have hand help audio so it was just reading pictures. I had gone years before and warned the boys about all the graphic pictures but there were hardly any....More

As you would expect, a lot of the exhibits here are touching and hard to see. But the museum has done a fabulous job of preserving history so we are reminded of what happens when people who can do something choose to look the other...More