American Jewish History Links

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350th.org
Website of the Committee for Commemorating 350 Years of American Jewish History

The American Jewish Historical Society
Promotes awareness of American Jewish heritage and serves as scholarly resource for research

Builders of America: The Jewish History
An internet exhibit

The Goldring/Woldenberg Institute of Southern Jewish Life’s Digital Archive
This project presents a history of every congregation and significant Jewish community in the South

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Jewish-American Hall of Fame
A cyberspace museum of the American Jewish experience

The Jewish American Society for Historic Preservation
Identifies sites of American Jewish historical interest and runs programming relevant to those sites

Jewish Women’s Archive’s Celebration of 350 Years of Jewish Women Building Communities in North America
Provides communities and schools across the country with the resources they need to present a rich and accurate portrayal of American Jewish life

The National Museum of American Jewish History
A museum in Philadelphia

Stories Untold
A traveling exhibition of art about Jewish pioneer women

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