(404) 873-1661
1440 Spring St NW
Atlanta,
GA
30309
33.7941
-84.3892
Neighborhoods: Midtown, Northeast, Northeast
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The Background – Established in 1983, the 17,000-square-foot museum is dedicated to the Jewish experience, with an emphasis on the Atlanta Jewish community. The museum has three exhibition spaces: the permanent Heritage and Holocaust galleries, and another with special exhibits in rotation. Historical and contemporary exhibitions in the galleries combine with an interactive display for children, community archives, a genealogy center and a library to create an important local resource. – – The Galleries – The two core galleries hold the museum's permanent exhibits.…
12/16/06
ATL Jewish History Lives! The Lodz G-etto/Camp Album!
by jaymaygm at Citysearch
The Breman and Oakland Cemetary, are two great places to learn about the History of Atlanta's Jewish Community. The history area section, you can trace your family's beginning's, like mine, to the 1860's. Especially all the immigrant merchant's we had, including the Rich Brother's. An empire was born here, and helped me pay my way through Georgia State University. The Holocaust area, is very moving, and sad, but has helped our community to be stronger than ever. A rotating exhibit, always brings new light on The Jewish Experience. Currently, The Lodz G-etto/Camp Album, is on display. Naysayers, come here, and learn/ see what happened to Six Million of God's People!
- Pros: Detailed Atlanta Jewish History! Survior's Stories Recorded!
- Cons: n/a
The Details on Jewish Federation Of Greater
Tours:
For a guided tour, you must schedule in advance. For tour reservations call (678) 222-3700.
Across the Street:
Afterwards, check out the Center for Puppetry Arts across the street.
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