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The Florida Holocaust Museum is a steward of ongoing education around the Holocaust. Online resources help encourage critical thinking, personal growth, and awareness of the ongoing threat of dehumanization. Explore, engage, and share to join us in the fight against antisemitism and other forms of hatred and prejudice.
The permanent collection of The Florida Holocaust Museum includes material evidence that documents the experiences of Holocaust survivors and liberators who eventually settled in Florida and other areas of the United States. The collection includes artifacts, documents, photographs, testimonies, and other materials. The Museum also collects contemporary artwork created in response to the Holocaust, other genocides, and other human rights abuses.
The majority of the Museum’s collections has been donated by Holocaust Survivors, liberators and their families. The goal of Museum staff is to preserve this material and make it accessible to families, scholars and the general public.
Search the CollectionHear directly from Survivors of the Holocaust in their own words. These digital testimonies carry on the legacy of those who had the courage to share their experiences.
Learn MoreThe Florida Holocaust Museum is dedicated to preserving the memory of those who perished during the Holocaust. We continue to conduct research on the fate of individual victims of the Holocaust through requests submitted by Holocaust survivors and their descendants. This page will showcase some of the research results that we use in Holocaust commemoration and education.
Learn MoreThe Florida Holocaust Museum offers free training and resources for teachers incorporating Holocaust education into their curriculums. Educators can view free on-demand videos of our teacher trainings and programs through the ON24 webcasting platform.
Learn MoreThe next best thing to visiting the Museum – an opportunity to tour the
permanent exhibition, complete with artifacts, maps and more! You can access
the tour here.
Search the App Store or Google Play for The Florida Holocaust Museum to download the Museum’s mobile guide. You can also access it in your browser.
Learn MoreThis virtual exhibition was created by the Museum and the University of South Florida Tampa Library and Department of History. The goal of the project is to bring the historical and educational resources and the visual experience of the Museum’s permanent collection to a wider audience.
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