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Charleston Holocaust Memorial

Charleston, South Carolina

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The memorial was designed by architect Jonathan Levi, who is known for his thoughtful and impactful designs.

The memorial includes a granite Star of David, symbolizing both remembrance and resilience.

The memorial was dedicated on November 9, 1999, marking the 61st anniversary of Kristallnacht.

The Charleston Holocaust Memorial is situated in Marion Square, a historic park in downtown Charleston.

The site serves as a poignant reminder of the Holocaust and is used for educational purposes and remembrance ceremonies.

The creation of the memorial was supported by the Charleston Jewish Federation and local community members.

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