As other reviews state, this is a very small museum but the curator does a great job of maximizing the space by choosing to focus on a single day during the holocaust. I’ve never seen this done before and it works well, however, the museum is getting a new, larger space next year so this may change.

My main issue with the museum is how crowded it gets with school groups. I was given an audio guide for my admission price but could barely hear the narration over the guides leading the children from spot to spot in the exhibit. I had to view the museum out of order and jump from display to display in between the school groups to avoid getting run over/crowded out. If the front desk had given me a heads up on the size versus volume of people visiting, I might have skipped this one altogether to avoid the battle for space. Not worth your money if there’s a school bus outside.

Had a couple hours to spend before heading back to the airport, so we visited this museum. The displays were first rate, and the audio presentation leading you from one display to another was very user friendly. It did seem that some of the items could have been in better order for the audio portion of the tour and some items were not where they were described, only to see them in another spot. No harm, no foul. Very educational and respectful. Glad we visited.

This IS a small location, but they are building a larger location opening next year. It is crowded, but it is worth the trip. I, personally, liked the handheld audio devices. This allows each person to focus on an area in depth or move past certain sections. I was interested in how they chose one day in history to show a glimpse into the Holocaust. I am glad they are expanding and will be coming back once they do.

My word of advice, know what maturity level your kids are before entering this place. There is sensitive subject matter and it is NOT a place to have your children climbing or running wild.

While it is a small museum, it packs a lot of information and artifacts in that space. Please note that there is a larger more permanent home for the museum being built at this time across the street.