Human Rights Museum Dallas TX

Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum    

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(538) · Museum in Dallas, United States
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The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum is a history education museum in Dallas, Texas, in the West End Historic District at the southeast corner …

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Oct 14, 2024
My wife and I visited the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum recently while on vacation in DFW area. We used to live in area and this is new museum built since we left. It is very well done a… Full review by u2fan56
Sep 26, 2024
A solemn and heart wrenching place that reminds us of the horrors of the holocaust. The video of the survivors interwoven with actual pictures and footage is humbling to say the least. Full review by DAKC
Jun 12, 2024
This museum does a great job honoring those that suffered by telling their story. It is good to visit a place that does not try to hide how horrible humans can be. Textbooks do not come close to tell… Full review by Nofrilltraveler
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One of the Top-Rated Tourist Spots
In order to oppose hatred and to establish peace among all, the Dallas Holocaust Museum started its journey in the year 1984. It is not o…
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The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum, previously the Dallas Holocaust Museum, is located in the historic West End o…
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A wide variety of artifacts at this museum act as a somber reminder of the Holocaust, a tragic event that took place during World War 2. Am…
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The Dallas Holocaust Museum/Center for Education and Tolerance was founded in 1984. The museum is the only holocaust museum i…
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Facts

Established:1984
Located:300 N Houston St, Dallas, TX 75202
Architect:Omniplan
Construction completed:1907
Architectural style:Richardsonian Romanesque
Visitors:+80,000 annually (2018)
President:Mary Pat Higgins
Type:Holocaust / human rights museum

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What are the hours during Christmas
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On Christmas Eve we will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. We will be closed on Christmas Day.
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Answer by Janet H · Oct 15, 2019
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The reason it is located in the USA is so that WE NEVER FORGET!
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A must visit irrespective of your faith and politics. It is one of these places.
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Answer by Irina p · Jul 11, 2019
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Is there a place to sit and eat outside? Bringing school kids on a field trip.
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Not really right now. Maybe when they get the new one open across the street.
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Is there an area to check bags/luggage?
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Unfortunately not so travel light!
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What are the price differences on the adult vs. child tickets?
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Oct 2019...my mom paid the senior price and my sister was given a home-schooling mom discount, both at $14. My adult ticket was $16. Worth every cent.
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