There's a Passport To Your National Parks stamp here (hence the reason for my visit). It's on the grounds of the Jewish community center. The staff are friendly enough but they mostly just handed me a piece of paper with Berger's story and pointed me to the sculpture outside. I probably should appreciate the significance of the event more than I do, but I also think the National Park Service could do a better job highlighting the significance of what happened, perhaps with some displays about the Munich Massacre and maybe have the JCC show a documentary film about Berger and the incident to help younger people like me understand what happened and the significance of it to the community.