Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County Reviews

They have a fabulous movie and discussion series that I try to never miss !!

A must see to understand the struggle during ww2. A place all school kids need to visit.

To learn more about WWII. History in depth. So bad is too small.

Lots of materials on we 2 many more of propaganda than of the true oppression and torture undergone by the victims! Worthy of a visit but hard to get to.

It's not just a museum, the surrounding grounds are great for exploring and hiking. There is also a beach nearby.

Serene and Picturesque spot great for a walk around the property and the beach nearby.

Beautiful place to visit and remember the 6 million that perished.The grounds are also very beautiful with the ocean at the end of the trails..

A respected leader Comrade commented on the historical significance of this place. In addition, a wreath and silence were made to remember the numerous Gypsies who were sacrificed in the Holocaust, and tap dance was performed in honor of their traditional culture.

Beautiful grounds situated on a waterfront nature preserve, and an integral humanitarian mission at the center. Preserving the memory of one of histories worst genocides while working to improve tolerance and understanding so that it doesn't happen again, is one of The most important tasks of our time!

Interesting and well-curated displays of artifacts and stories.

A humbling experience. Remarkable to contemplate what my ancestors endured 80 years ago. Great staff that worked phenomenally with my students.

Small but excellent, informative, and sweeping. Please see this. Learn about what those monsters did and what humans are a capable of. Remarkable letter from American soldier who liberated camp will stay with me always.

The staff at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center work very hard. They are dedicated to helping people learn more about the Holocaust and what led to the Holocaust happening. They're also very dedicated to helping people become more aware of how intolerance, hatred, and bias still exist, and how people can try to help decrease the amount of intolerance, hatred, and bias there is and help protect people from getting hurt. The staff at the center are very knowledgable about about those things, and the staff are also very kind! Also, I think it's nice that information about the lives of people who live or lived locally on Long Island and survived and/or lived during the Holocaust is included in the exhibit

Poor on line site not open when should be RUN DOWN NEEDS HELP

Located in Welwyn preserve. This place is magical that needs some attention to up keep in certain spots, nonetheless the trails and the Holocaust building is nice to stroll through. One of Glen Cove's jewels.

It was so educational and beautiful, I learned a lot about the devastating history of the Holocaust.

Made me cry literally.So many stories come alive in spirit. Really made me appreciate my freedom no matter how humble.

Great experience hearing the story of a holocaust survivor,

A must for everyone. We must teach our kids Never Again. Tolerance for all

Poignant and beautiful. No words needed, just go and never forget. Happy Roshashana

I love this place is in the middle of a large forest where you can go for a walk to the shore of the beach there you can go fishing and of course visit the museum

Great exhibition that teaches about Nazi genocide, and importantly about racism now, just not then. And just not about Jewish suffering.