You can see the Virginia Holocaust Museum from the highway as you drive through Richmond on I-95 and before I visited it I thought, "Why would Richmond need a Holocaust Museum when we already have one in DC?" What a stupid question. How can six million stories be held in any one museum? I have been to the Richmond musuem... More

Set in an old warehouse, upon stepping inside you feel like you have traveled back in time. Old creaky wooden floors, and brick walls contribute to the "old timey" feeling. Pathways on the floor mimic train tracks, and numerous rooms portray life in the prison camps. The courtroom is so lifelike it is unbelievable! There are 100's of pictures, many... More

My heart will never be the same after my visit to this museum. The "potato hole" stays etched in my mind.

This museum was amazing- it's unlike any other experience I have ever had. I thought I knew about the holocaust through documentaries and books we read in school- this showed me there were still so many things I had no idea about. One of the coolest things was being able to crawl through an underground hiding place for Jews avoiding... More

The story has to be told and it is told with all the truth right there . It makes you reflect on freedom and how little the Jews were given . Let this remind us never to let this horror happen again . Deep thought but well worth a visit ...lest we forget !

The museum features permanent and rotating exhibits that span the course of the Holocaust. The docents are informed and helpful. Great for school groups or independent learning.

we have been to many holocoust museums but this rates as the most authentic with interactive displays and a great display of the neurumberg trials this a must in richmond

This is a small museum but it gets a lot done in the space it has.I learned about important Jews in the Richmond area and saw some great local art.

This was not just a museum but an experience. The way the exibits are laid out it truly takes you through the life of a survivor. Highly recommend but make sure you have a couple of hours to dedicate to truly see the whole exibit. We were truely suprised that this is a free museum.