David Berger National Memorial

Interesting, nice people .

If you're looking to visit all the National Park sites, this memorial is probably on your list. A word of caution for those who come to visit, the memorial is small and there is only one sign to commemorate it. If you're looking for a passport stamp, it's inside the Community Center at the front desk and the staff will gladly help you and even give you a handout about the memorial. I would advise checking the Community Center's website to determine if they'll be open because they do celebrate all the Jewish holidays. Overall, if you're coming here just for this memorial, make sure to stop by some of the other National Park sites to make it worth your trip.

I waited until 9 a.m. to visit because that's when I thought the Jewish Center opened up according to their website, to get the National Park Passport stamp, but they were actually open at 6 a.m. for gym classes Etc. So you may want to call the night before if you are looking for a passport stamp. The memorial is just a small statue to the left of the center when you drive in to the parking lot, but inside they have a nice color glossy hand out about his life