A Living Memorial to the Holocaust, this museum contains a core exhibition of more than 2,000 historic photographs and 800 historical and cultural artifacts, as well as 24 original documentary films. These devices educate people of all ages and backgrounds about the broad tapestry of Jewish life over the past century—before, during, and after the Holocaust. In fall 2003, the Museum dedicated its 82,000-square-foot Robert M. Morgenthau Wing, which contains the state-of-the-art Edmond J. Safra Hall, Andy Goldsworthy's Garden of Stones, catering hall, classrooms, and expanded gallery space, for special exhibitions.
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Something Different in NYC
If you're near the WTC site, you should walk to this museum and prepare to learn. Give yourself a couple of hours to go through it. There are t...
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I was so impressed with the organization of the exhibitions in this museum. The presentation of artifacts and personal stories is unique and ma...
a place to remember by Luke L. at InsiderPages
The Museum of Jewish Heritage is located in downtown Battery Park which is where the new National Museum of the American Indian is located.
Situated in Battery Park, this institution pays tribute to Jewish culture and history.
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Public Museum or Private Concert Hall?
On a recent Sunday afternoon, I tried to visit this museum. It was not a Jewish holiday nor the Sabbath or any other holiday. It was just close...
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