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5401 Caroline St
Houston, TX 77004 Get Directions
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Customer Reviews (8)
Jennifer C.
on Judys Book Nov 29, 2005This is a Museum that everybody should go to at some point. They go deeply into this horrible time in history and it is very upsetting, as it should be. You will most likely come out of this thinking a bit differently and ... (more)
amanda m.
on Judys Book Sep 09, 2005The title says it all. The Holocaust Museum is a wonderful trip to see, learn and be touched by history. Best of all it is free. Both parents and kids could learn more here in a day than any history book could possibly ... (more)
Henry B.
on Judys Book Aug 20, 2005When your kid reaches the 10th grade and takes history you can take them to the Holocaust Museum. You can learn so much just by reading captions and looking at artifacts. It's a fun and interesting way. The admission ... (more)
Frederic J.
on Judys Book Aug 19, 2005I really liked the experience we had there. I learn there lot of stuff I did not learn in school.So many people are ungrateful and take everything for granted; here you walk in and fid an extraordinary amount of ... (more)
mo i.
on Judys Book Aug 10, 2005this museum is definitely not for everyone. this museum shows how cruel humans can be towards each other. this museum give you straight up facts and shows you examples of the holocaust and how it effects us all. this is ... (more)
Contributor
on Citysearch Aug 13, 2003The Scene
The museum's mission is not only to tell the story of those who died and survived the tragedy of the Holocaust, but also to educate the public, specifically school-age children, about the ... (more)
andex
on Citysearch Jul 27, 2003Although the staff were not rude, they were not altogether helpful either. They asked us to "keep it down". They should advise their patrons to not bring children under a certain age, or recommend an appropriate age ... (more)
bduelm
on Citysearch Aug 24, 2002This is is an excellent learning experience for the entire family. We waited until my children were 10 & 12. Even if you have studied the Holocaust, you will see and hear new and often unexpected aspects of the tragedy. ... (more)
