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The Jewish Museum, New York

The Jewish Museum tells the story of the long history of the Jewish community in London through artifacts, paintings and photographs.

The Jewish Museum tells the story of the long history of the Jewish community in London through artifacts, paintings and photographs. Artifacts include a Yiddish typewriter, a circumcision set from Exeter and the Offertory Book from the Great Synagogue which was destroyed by German bombing during World War II. It has a good collection of Jewish religious and ceremonial art, showcasing the culture and heritage of the community. It also has an exhibition on the Holocaust.


Hours

Sun

11:00

17:45

Mon

11:00

17:45

Tue

11:00

17:45

Wed

Closed

Thu

11:00

20:00

Fri

11:00

16:00

Sat

11:00

17:45

About The Jewish Museum

 1109 5th Ave

 +1 212 423-320

 thejewishmuseum.org

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