Florida Holocaust Museum, Holocaust museum in St. Petersburg, United States.
The Florida Holocaust Museum is a building that holds artifacts, personal accounts, photographs, and documents from World War II and the Holocaust era. The space contains multiple exhibition areas that explore life before, during, and after this period.
The museum opened in 1992 and has grown into a recognized institution dedicated to teaching this period of history. Over the years, it has expanded its collections and developed programs to keep these stories alive for future visitors.
The Florida Stories exhibition shares personal accounts from local survivors who rebuilt their lives in the region after the war. Visitors learn how these individuals became part of their communities and left lasting impressions on the places where they settled.
Plan to spend several hours exploring the different exhibition areas at your own pace. Staff members are available to guide groups or answer questions, and visitors can also walk through independently if preferred.
A standout feature is the Dimensions in Testimony exhibition, which lets visitors interact with recorded interviews of survivors. Through this approach, people can engage directly with the memories and voices of those who lived through these events.
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