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Holocaust Museum Houston and its collection
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The Holocaust Museum Houston, which opened its doors in 1996, serves as a cultural center in Houston, Texas. Its primary mission is to honor the victims of the Holocaust and to ensure that the atrocities committed by fascist regimes are not forgotten. This museum is recognized as the fourth largest Holocaust museum in the United States.
Exhibitions at the Holocaust Museum Houston
The museum features both a permanent collection and temporary exhibitions. A notable part of the permanent exhibition is titled “Bearing Witness: A community remembers”. This section includes eyewitness testimonies from survivors who now reside in and around Houston.
The Boniuk Library at the Holocaust Museum Houston
The museum is also home to the Boniuk Library, which boasts a collection of over 5,000 books on topics such as the Holocaust, Jewish history, World War II, and other related subjects. The library also houses the HMH archive and the HMH oral history project, providing a wealth of resources for visitors.
The Building of the Holocaust Museum Houston
In June 2018, the museum unveiled its current building after a $34 million renovation program. The three-story building spans 57,000 square feet, doubling the original size. The museum now features bilingual exhibitions in both English and Spanish, making it more accessible to a wider audience.
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