Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

Sonia’s story in Dallas.

Sonia Huberman’s archival photographs and testimony are featured in several parts of the museum’s permanent exhibition.

Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum exterior illuminated at dusk
Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum · Photograph from the museum’s website

From the book to the exhibition

Meet Sonia beyond the page.

The woman at the heart of a family story is also part of a shared historical record.

Kenneth P. Price’s personal-historical memoir follows Sonia and Abe Huberman through separation, reunion, and the family life they rebuilt. At the Dallas museum, archival photographs and testimony from Sonia appear in different parts of the permanent exhibition.

The museum’s Holocaust / Shoah Wing places survivor and liberator testimony throughout its account of the Holocaust. Its permanent exhibition also includes the Human Rights and Pivot to America wings.

About the Holocaust / Shoah Wing

In her own words

Gloria Price at the 2019 Hope for Humanity Dinner, hosted by the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

Gloria Price—the daughter of Sonia and Abe Huberman and wife of author Kenneth P. Price—delivers remarks at the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum’s 2019 Hope for Humanity Dinner.

Gloria Price’s remarks · 8 minutes 23 seconds

Make time for a visit

Visit the museum.

Continue the experience of reading Separated Together with a visit to the place where Sonia’s history is preserved alongside the experiences of other survivors.

Where
Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum
300 N. Houston Street
Dallas, TX 75202
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Before you go
The museum recommends allowing two to three hours for a visit. Check its website for current opening hours, admission, and accessibility information.
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