The Florida Holocaust Museum

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55 5th St S
Saint Petersburg, FL 33701

The Florida Holocaust Museum in St. Petersburg, FL was founded by Edith and Walter Loebenberg with a mission to honor and remember those who suffered during the Holocaust, ensuring that such atrocities are never repeated. Originally established in Madeira Beach in 1992, the museum has since relocated to St. Petersburg and is dedicated to educating the public through exhibits, lectures, and commemorative events.

With a strong emphasis on Holocaust education, the museum played a pivotal role in influencing legislation that made Florida the first state to mandate Holocaust education in public schools. Through the vision and philanthropy of the Loebenberg family, the Florida Holocaust Museum continues to serve as a living memorial and educational resource for visitors from around the world.

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Diane W.
9/9/2025

Went today for the first time, at their re-opening, as a new member. I must preface this review with the fact that I'm a "2G", or Second Generation, the daughter of a ( now deceased) Holocaust...

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Griselda G.
9/20/2025

Did not make it in time for the free museum day, BUT They are generous to stand outside with notepad and take your info to email you complimentary tickets to come back another day. In this day and...

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Kathleen M.
5/31/2024

I love visiting museums when I travel, and so my recent trip to Florida meant I was absolutely going to check out this museum! It's located in a relatively busy area, but I can't comment on the...

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Don C.
3/30/2024

Amazing museum located in St Pete in Florida. The first floor was the best but very hard to get through without shedding a tear. The third floor was artwork and the second floor was not as history...

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Tony A.
1/21/2024

Entering this location you realize that this place is a reminder of the evil of mankind and the resilience of humanity, one can only sit and wonder how some people can be so evil to others and...

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