Baltimore Holocaust Memorial Park

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E Lombard St
Baltimore, MD 21202

The Baltimore Holocaust Memorial is a powerful and poignant tribute to the victims of the Holocaust, located at the intersection of Lombard and Gay Streets in Baltimore, MD. The memorial features a striking sculpture by Joseph Sheppard, depicting the horror of the Holocaust through emaciated bodies engulfed in flames, accompanied by a thought-provoking quote from George Santayana.

Surrounded by a concrete triangle representing the badges worn by Holocaust victims, the memorial also includes vintage railroad tracks, symbolizing the transportation of millions to concentration camps, and massive concrete blocks reminiscent of railway boxcars. Inscribed with the words of Holocaust survivor Primo Levi, the memorial serves as a solemn reminder of the atrocities committed during this dark period in history.

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Rumit P.
2/19/2020

We stumbled upon this beautiful memorial on a recent visit to the Inner Harbor. It is easy to miss. Not huge but definitely a spot where you can take photos and learn a little bit of history and...

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Alison M.
9/17/2024

One of the simpler memorials I have seen - but creative in the way it is commemorating the train station scenes from the Holocaust to provoke thought and empathy for those who were in this...

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Tank G.
10/12/2022

This is a small park located near the Inner Harbor. There is a limited amount of metered street parking available and an over-priced garage within a reasonable walking distance. I recommend trying...

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Jeremy J.
7/26/2021

This is a great work of art for a very unfortunate depressing event. It has a strong powerful message behind it and the unfortunate scary true events that happened back during World War II. This...

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Andres A.
7/23/2021

Walking back to our car we came across this memorial. Places like this are important so we never forget. We walked with our grandkids who are way too young to know or understand but it provided an...

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