San Jacinto Baptist Association
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Cost $14 for museum and bus donation plus lunch at Cleburne’s Cafeteria
The 28 passenger bus will NOW depart at 10:00 a.m. and will return approximately 3:00 p.m. (updated on 01/09/20)
Newly renovated museum.
Register online at www.sanjacintobaptist.com or call 281.422.3604 to register.
Visit the newly renovated museum. History: In 1981, Siegi Izakson, a Holocaust survivor and long-time Houston resident, had an epiphany. After attending an international gathering of Holocaust survivors in Israel, Izakson realized his peers were getting older, and as they passed away their stories and memories of unchecked prejudice would go with them. He returned to Houston, convinced that the city needed a Holocaust education center and memorial that would preserve for future generations the memory of those who had perished and the stories of those who had survived. On March 3, 1996, just 13 years after Izakson first dreamed of the idea; Holocaust Museum Houston was officially opened for admission with Izakson proclaiming, “This means the Holocaust story will not go away.” from https://hmh.org/
Additional note:
Personal Use Photography in Gallery & Public Spaces
Photography is prohibited in all galleries.
Holocaust Museum Houston reserves the right to prohibit photography in any area at any time. Failure to adhere to guidelines or staff direction may result in being asked to cease activities and leave the premises.
(logo photo courtesy of: www.hmh.org website)