United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Really, really interesting if you’re intrigued at all by the Holocaust.

The most impactful museum I’ve ever visited. I’ve been multiple times and always consider it worth it.

The company I worked for donated the photographs for the Museum. It moved all of us to be a part of this project. As crazy as it sounds, there was to be no retouching-digital or otherwise-of the photographs. This was to dissuade any of the minority who claim the Holocaust never existed from saying the photos were not real. My first time through changed me forever. All the major donors are acknowledged with a simple small sign at the end. And that is even more than any of them wanted. Proud doesn’t even begin to describe how I feel about people and companies who partnered to create this living memorial. If you go, and you are lucky enough to talk to a Survivor afterwards, spend the time. It is running out quickly…

....Bring tissue. I was a emotional mess after leaving this Museum. Its a beautiful dedication to the victims and families of the victims of the Holocaust. As well as truthful and educational, it was very,very moving. The Videos of surviviors were ponigent.

be prepared for an emotional rollercoaster.
It is not like any other museum I have ever been to.

It was amazing it really tries to drive the point of the horrors and the amount of people that suffrered from it, although that can never be put into perspective.

I found this museum more depressing than educational.

This was one of the very first muesums I hit up when I visited D.C. with my father for the first time. It was very informative, and a bit sobering at the same time. I defnitely recommend it, since it shows how big of a impact it had on the people nationwide, especially those whose family were more directly affected by the Holocaust.

It was very educational and it helped out a lot when I had a class on the holocost.

The Holocaust Museum isn’t nearly as depressing as you would think. Sure, it’s sad, but it’s also an amazing learning experience. The museum really shows you how things went down during the holocaust. I wish that there was a museum that showed you exactly how slavery in the US was, because I think that knowledge is even more important to our country.