Our Collections

The St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum Archives and Collections consists of two main repositories, along with our Research Center. All three are administered by the same staff. However, they have distinct – but interrelated – missions and collecting focuses.

The Holocaust Museum Collection and Archives collects documents and artifacts that tell the stories of individuals and families who perished in the Holocaust; survived the Holocaust; liberated the camps; were witnesses to the Holocaust; and assisted survivors in the greater St. Louis area.

The St. Louis Jewish Community Archives collects documents and artifacts related to the religious, organization, economic, cultural, personal, social, and family life of Jews of the greater St. Louis area.

The Research Center (as the successor entity of the Saul Brodsky Jewish Community Library) provides secondary source research material in the form of books, newspapers, reference material, and other resources that complement the collection scope of the Holocaust Museum Collection and Archives as well as the St. Louis Jewish Community Archives.

Please fill out the form below to request an appointment or assistance with research utilizing our Archives and Collections materials.

Please fill out the form below to recommend the donation of an artifact or archival materials. Staff will review your request and respond within two weeks.

For more information about Archives and Collection, or for direct assistance, please contact Amy Moorman at 314-442-3722 or email AMoorman@STLHolocaustMuseum.org