- http://www.gomez.org/
- Luis Gomez, a Sephardic
Jew, a merchant and trader, was the first occupant of Gomez
Mill House, which he built in Marlboro in 1714 as a trading
post for the new colonists.
- http://www.mjhnyc.org/index.cfm
- MJH offers numerous
exhibitions related to the Jewish experience.
- http://www.tenement.org/tours.html
- For Lukas Glockner,
97 Orchard Street wasn't just another tenement; it was a
ticket to prosperity. When the German immigrant opened his
tenement in 1863, he was hoping to turn a profit by providing
cheap homes to the immigrants who were flooding into Manhattan.
- http://www.yumuseum.org/
- Part of the new complex
of Jewish museums at the Center for Jewish History in lower
Manhattan, this museum is sponsored by Yeshiva University,
and has both permanent and temporary exhibitions illuminating
the Jewish experience.
- http://www.jewishmuseum.org/home/page.php?id=school
- The Jewish Museum, at
Fifth Avenue and 92nd Street, is sponsored by the Jewish
Theological Seminary, and has an outstanding array of exhibitions
illustrating the history of the Jews, as well as many specific
educational programs for children visiting as class groups.
- http://www.ellisisland.com/indexInfo.html
- Many of the children
we teach in the New York area have grandparents, great-grandparents
or even great-great-grandparents who came to the United
States from Eastern Europe during the late 19th and early
20th centuries. Of these, the vast majority came through
Ellis Island. A visit here is a trip through the personal
history of many of our students. Educational programs
with Park Rangers are available.
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