St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum

"What an emotional experience. I learned so much and am glad that I was able to visit this site. The staff were very helpful to me and my sister. Wheel chairs are available upon request. We spent about 2 hours and did not read everything. I think it would take a few trips to really get to absorb it all. There is a small gift shop on the premises with many interesting books."

"Our visit here was very emotional; I cried the entire way through and had to skip a large section of the middle to be honest. Thankfully, the staff were very knowledgeable and very friendly, which helped me a great deal in navigating my emotional journey through the exhibits. I was surprised by how many interactive opportunities there were to listen to voices of survivors and to follow their journeys. If you are looking to further understand the history of the holocaust and to be inspired to foster loving relationships in your own community, I highly recommend you make time to engage at the Museum. It’s a good idea to bring tissues."

"I came to the museum with some colleagues and students from Lindenwood. We were impressed by the museum's range of artifacts and art. It's very interactive. The docents were helpful and welcoming. I spent about two hours but i could've spent twice that; there's so much to take in. We'll be back in the future and I hope many more St. Louisans visit this important part of our local, national, and international history."

"I am a teacher who has shared a novel about the Holocaust for 14 years now. We honor those who suffered so greatly by sharing their stories. This museum was so informative and touched my heart at the same time. #neverforget"