Holocaust Center for Humanity.

Silently beautiful.

It was smaller than I thought it was going to be but it was still a nice museum and I learned things about the Holocaust that I didn't know before

Needs to ADVERTISE more that they exist...

Follow the money. Take out that computer in your pocket and learn something. Question, if one group claims to be superior to another, why wouldn't that superiority manifest itself in reality 🤔

The Anne Frank exhibit was excellent.

Member. Visited in 2021.

Lots of educational content and interactive videos. Very heart breaking stuff

Small but powerful educational space highlighting the terror and genocide of the Holocaust through the eyes of Seattle-area survivors. Excellent introductory movie, well designed exhibits, and personal objects from local families tell the story. Also, rare objects on loan from Auschwitz and a large library of related materials for all ages.

Really lovely place :) I only wish it was bigger!

We booked a special tour as a work team. Our guides were so passionate about what they do and the history they are preserving and sharing with kids and adults alike. It was inspiring to have them share their vision and goal of the center while also taking us through the stories preserved there. The stories here are from survivors and provide such an amazing insight into that time. If you have a chance to stop by when they are open or book your own special tour I would highly recommend it!

Small but friendly atmosphere. They offer interesting presentations and programs.

Amazing experience for our daughter's school class. Glad we had the chance to take them there. An important part of history that should always be remembered

My visit there was moving and educational. The people were amazing and the exhibit was amazing. I would recommend coming here to everyone who is willing.