Christina R.
9/23/2025
This memorial is small and you could almost miss it, but it's gorgeous and impactful. The way that you have to walk through the glass, etched with numbers, with smoke rising up from the grates,...
New England Holocaust Memorial
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[1 - 99] Congress St
Boston, MA 02109
The New England Holocaust Memorial in Boston, MA is a powerful tribute to the six million Jews who lost their lives during the Holocaust. Designed to inspire remembrance, reflection, and hope, the memorial features luminous spires engraved with numbers representing the victims. As an outdoor space open 24/7, it welcomes all visitors, offering guided tours and educational resources to ensure the memory of the Holocaust lives on.
Managed by Combined Jewish Philanthropies and coordinated by the Jewish Community Relations Council, the New England Holocaust Memorial is a critical component of their mission to educate the public about the Holocaust. Through their efforts, the memorial serves as a beacon of light, reminding us of the importance of preserving human dignity and fighting against evil. Support and volunteer opportunities are available for those who wish to contribute to this meaningful cause.
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John C.
5/11/2025
Wow - a stunning remembrance of a horrible time in human history by a true dictator. The "gas" coming up from the grid floors as you walk through the different symbols of the death camps was...
Jason B.
6/28/2025
A memorial/park in Boston right near Qunicy market. This is one of those things where you can't exactly be negative about something that is so emotional, while at the same time say something...
Alison M.
11/14/2023
I've seen quite a lot of Holocaust Memorials in my time traveling through Europe and the USA. I must admit - this is one of the more thoughtful and tastefully done I've seen. Clearly a lot of...
Kristen S.
1/1/2025
Another spot located near the North End and behind where we were staying. Warming stations, grassy are, memorials. Cool spot to check out a piece of our history.
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