Children's Holocaust Memorial - School in Whitwell - 1 Butterfly Ln, USA

Our grandson was studying this in school. Dallas Pennsylvania. He told us about it so when we decided we were going to Tennessee we definitely had to stop. We had to pick up the key at the local grocery they were very kind. It was it was well well worth the trip. This entire exhibit was very well done. From the car itself to the displays inside and the beautiful surroundings. Lest we not forget!! Great job!!!

Very moving and powerful! Don't forget to stop at Castle Market to get the gate key to get in. They are very trusting and will hand the key right over. Be sure and take your time to take all of the Memorial in!

First off, what an absolutely amazing thing to create with children! The narrative was read aloud in the train car to allow you time to look at the display. The key to the gate was easily retrieved from up the street. The whole town takes such pride in this tribute to the children lost in the Holocaust. It was so emotionally moving!!! Well kept and covered area from rain. Wheelchair accessible as well

A very awe inspiring exhibit! We visited the weekend of Holocaust Remembrance Day. If you are come when the school is closed you need to go to Castle's Grocery a short drive down the road to pick up a key to the gate. We saw the film Paper Clips several years ago and have always wanted to visit the school and memorial. It is a very emotional sight for the eyes and soul. To hear talk of tolerance, acceptance and remembrance miles from where the Scopes Monkey Trial was held and so close to where the KKK was formed is heartening! Everyone we talked to in the area was proud this is in their community and proud to carry the story to new generations.

Well worth the drive to visit such an enriching and emotional museum. Very well done with tremendous respect for all involved. Thank you for this memorial.

We came here for Tisha B'av the day of 9th Av (Jewish mourning) to commemorate the memory of all the souls. What I found to be Amazing, is this, it's in the middle of nowhere, in the mountains, South Eastern Tennessee; and not one Jewish family. I thank you Whitwell community, for teaching your children & community about the importance of Love, no matter what religion, race or color someone is. May Hashem bless you, all! From a fellow Jew :)

Awe inspiring that young students have put their energy into this project. As our aging generation of survivors is becoming smaller, this project will continue the message of "Never Again" Thank you, Whitwell. Boruch Hashem. May G-d bless us with more students filled with love and compassion

Moving, touching, and infuriating. A tiny village made a real impact.