41. Judaism And Jewish Resources - Andrew Tannenbaum Judaism and jewish resources in a popular and wellorganized index, carefully monitored to ensure that all links are active. On the web since 1993. The Internet is rich with jewish resources. This page shows you the gates to these Sephardi. Arts. museums and Exhibitions. jewish Organizations. Archaeology. Internet Relay Chat http://www.shamash.org/trb/judaism.html

Judaism and Jewish Resources The Internet is rich with Jewish resources. This page shows you the gates to these resources, so that you may go in and explore. This web page is ten years old! Here's what it looked like on 29 November, 1993. See more about my page for more historical info. The latest version of this page may be found at: http://shamash.org/trb/judaism.html How I select the links. About this page. Jump past table of contents. Table of Contents Central Services Mailing lists The State of Israel News and Media ... Bottom Central Services Israel is very well connected to the Internet. The Israel Internet Association maintains the national Domain Name registry. There are many companies and organizations on the web, in the public and private sector. This page points to Israeli indexes to keep track of most Israeli sites, rather than trying to duplicate their efforts. Machba (Merkaz haCHishuvim haBein-Universitai, the Israeli Interuniversity Computer Center) has an informative Israel Academic Network(ILAN) FAQ. The Israeli Internet Society is another good source of information. The Shamash Jewish Internet Consortium , a project of Hebrew College , includes texts of the tanach, divrei torah, kosher traveler's database, and mailing list newsletter archives. Shamash provides the web service that brings you this page.

42. The Jewish Museum Of Maryland The jewish Museum is accredited by the American Association of museums, one of only eight AAMaccredited history museums in Maryland. http://www.jhsm.org/html/gi_giving.html

Like most major cultural organizations, the Jewish Museum of Maryland relies on community support to sustain its programs, activities, and operations. The Museum needs and welcomes contributions and grants from individuals, families, foundations, and corporations. However, the Jewish Museum of Maryland needs additional funds in order to maintain its full schedule of exhibitions, programs, publications, and educational outreach. Contributions are welcome at any level. Special recognition and donor fulfillment is offered to donors at higher levels: Benefactors at the $500-level Sponsors of programs , events, publications, and initiatives are acknowledged in publicity and print materials relating to those events. Contributors of $10,000 or more are given permanent acknowledgement in the Museum lobby. Corporate sponsors and patrons are offered special donor fulfillment including free admissions for employees and their families, use of the Museum facilities for events, and prominent mention in paid ads, print materials, and Museum publications. Contributions can be sent to: The Jewish Museum of Maryland 15 Lloyd Street Baltimore, MD 21202

43. Shop - Catalogue Of Synagogue Textiles indispensable source for experts dealing with jewish material culture and for specialists responsible for textile collections at specialized museums around the http://www.jewishmuseum.cz/shop/ashopk.htm

Shop Catalogue of Synagogue Textiles English, format 22 x 31 cm, 376 pp., hardback in a case 500 full-colour illustrations of textile items (100 full-page) The Jewish Museum in Prague has published a de luxe catalogue of synagogue textiles from its collections for the exhibition „For Dignity and Adornment“ at the Imperial Stables, Prague Castle (March–June 2003). The catalogue texts and illustrations cover most of the textiles presented at the exhibition, as well as other select examples of the rich diversity of the Museum’s textile holdings, amounting to a thousand items. Moreover, they broaden the scope of information on individual groups of textiles by adding other striking examples. The wide variety of the collection is reflected in 500 full-colour illustrations. The following, extensive, part of the catalogue covers synagogue textile items – curtains, Torah mantles, valances and covers. Catalogue entries also include the name of the donor and information on the place from where the item came. The catalogue ends with a glossary of Hebrew terms and an index of names and localities.

44. Jewish Museum, New York City There is more to the jewish Museum than meets the eye; unlike many other museums on Museum Mile, the jewish Museum takes up all of the floor of its building. http://www.ny.com/museums/jewish.museum.html

Website www.jewishmuseum.org Jewish Museum 1109 Fifth Ave (at 92nd St) New York City, New York 10128 Hours SunThu 11am-5:45pm Tues 11am-8pm Admission General $8 Seniors/students $5.50 Children under 12 and members, Free Tuesdays 5:00 to 8:00 pm, PAY WHAT YOU WISH Jewish Museum "The Jewish Museum is a major American art museum, but also the largest Jewish museum in the Western hemisphere. Art is its primary medium of communication; yet the Museum's permanent exhibition presents, within an historical context, the multiple facets of Jewish identity as it has emerged during more than four millenia." Current and Upcoming Exhibitions At The Museum by Jason Wiggins The Jewish Museum, located on the same avenue of culture as the Met Guggenheim and Cooper-Hewitt , has a design style different from many other museums. The towers and windows make the building look, ironically, like a Gothic church, much different from the buildings next door, which are mostly plain and square. There is more to the Jewish Museum than meets the eye; unlike many other museums on Museum Mile, the Jewish Museum takes up all of the floor of its building. The galleries are arranged in a circuitous style which allows for a lot of material to be put on display and makes floor plans a necessity. The permanent exhibit, located on the top two floors, presents the history of the Jewish people starting more than four thousand years ago. Since the exhibit is presented in chronological order, it makes the most sense to start at the beginning on the fourth floor and walk your way down through time.

45. Contemporary Jewish Museum (museum) museums Contemporary jewish Museum 121 Steuart St. (between Mission Howard) phone 415.591.8800 hours Sunday Thursday (12 noon http://www.sfstation.com/museums/jewish.htm

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46. Jewish Museum, Finchley jewish Museum, Finchley. Entry is £2 for adults, concessions £1. Click here for jewish Museum, Finchley. Address 80 East End RoadFinchley. http://www.netlondon.com/museums/museums/museums.839190672.html

Classifieds Earn FREE SMS! Start Your own Weblog London Flatshare ... London Hotels HOME NEWS ARCHIVE accommodation accountancy advertising agriculture animals antiques architects art galleries arts and crafts auctioneers audio and video aviation banks bicycles boating bookstores building cars chemicals children city cleaning clothing community computers conglomerates consultancy consumer couriers dining drinks education electronics embassies employment energy engineering environment ethnic events fashion food funeral services garages gay government graphic design guides health heavy vehicles hobbies household insurance insurance internet investment languages leaving london legal leisure manufacturing media money motorcycles museums music natural resources nightlife organizations people performing arts photography places politics property publishers railways recreation reference religion and spirituality Relocating to the UK scientific secretarial security shipping shopping sport suppliers telecoms textiles theatre tours toys and games transport utilities wedding Easy Clicks NetLondon.com museums museums Jewish Museum, Finchley Situated in Camden and Finchley, North London, the Jewish Museum in London contains one of the world's finest collections of Jewish ceremonial art. The museum seeks to present the history of the Hewish people in Britain from the Norman Conquest in 1066 onwards.The ceremonial art gallery aims to explain Jewish religious practices.Holocaust educatin is also one of the major features of the museum with exhibitions and educational programmes.See also The Jewish Museum, Camden.Opening hours are Monday - Thursday 10.30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sundays: 10.30 a.m. - 4.30 p.m. Closed Fridays, Saturdays, Jewish Festivals, Public Holiday weekends and Sundays in August. Entry is £2 for adults, concessions £1.

47. Jewish Museum, Camden jewish Museum, Camden. Click here for jewish Museum, Camden. Address Raymond Burton House, 129131 Albert StreetCamden. Phone +44 (0)20 7284 1997. http://www.netlondon.com/museums/museums/museums.888499627.html

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48. Prague Museums And Galleries And Attractions : The Jewish Museum Containing over 40000 exhibits and 100000 books, the jewish Museum has one of the most extensive collections of Judaic art and culture in the world. http://www.prague-museums.com/jewish_museum.shtml

The Jewish Museum 110 00 Prague 1 Tel: +42 (02) 2481 9456 Fax: +42 (02) 2481 9458 e-mail: office@jewishmuseum.cz Containing over 40,000 exhibits and 100,000 books, the Jewish Museum has one of the most extensive collections of Judaic art and culture in the world. It is unique not only in terms of the number of its exhibits, but because they are from a single territory (Bohemia and Moravia), presenting an integrated picture of Jewish life and history in the region. The exhibitions of the museum are in six historic locations; the Maisel Synagogue, Spanish Synagogue, Pinkas Synagogue, the Old Jewish Cemetery, Klausen Synagogue and the Ceremonial Hall. The Maisel Synagogue exhibition covers the history from the establishment of the first Jewish settlements to the period of emancipation in 1780, when reforms were prepared to improve the status of Jews. The exhibition in the Spanish Synagogue continues the history through to the present day. The Pinkas Synagogue is dedicated to the Bohemian and Moravian victims of the Holocaust, whose names are inscribed on the wall of the main nave of the synagogue and adjoining areas. The Old Jewish Cemetery was established in the first half of the fifteenth century, with the oldest surviving tombstone marking the grave of the poet and scholar Avigdor Karo who died in 1439. The cemetery was in use until 1787 and contains almost 12,000 tombstones, although many more burials took place on the site in successive layers.

49. New York City Insider New York S Top Museums Jewish Museum Click Here. jewish Museum 1109 5th Avenue (at 92nd Street) Manhattan (212) 4233200. Summary Believed to be the world s largest jewish Museum outside of Israel. http://www.theinsider.com/nyc/museums/1jewish.htm

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50. Www.basel.ch:: Culture::Museums::Jewish Museum Culture, museums, jewish Museum. deutsch english. Basel. Virtual Basel. Events. Gegenwartskunst. Historical Museum. jewish Museum. Kirschgarten. Kunsthalle. http://www.basel.ch/index.php?nav=00000177&lang=en

51. Manchester Jewish Museum, The Museum Of The Manchesters At Ashton, And Bury Muse The Manchester jewish Museum and the Museum of the Manchesters in Ashtonunder-Lyne contain many galleries of science, technology and local history. http://www.manchester2002-uk.com/museums/museums3.html

Papillon Graphics' Virtual Encyclopaedia of Greater Manchester NAVIGATION Virtual Hosting by TheServerBank Photos by John Moss in and around Greater Manchester The Manchester Jewish Museum 190 Cheetham Hill Road, Manchester M8 8LW. Telephone : 0161-834 9879 Open : Mon-Thurs 10.30-400. Sunday 10.30am-5.00pm Closed Saturdays andJewish Holidays. Please check opening times as they may have changed. The Manchester Jewish Museum tells the history of Jewish people in Manchester since the 18th century. It has a collection of photographs, documents and room settings which help visitors gain an impression of the people who arrived here during various periods of Jewish immigration - largely as a result of European wars and anti-Semitic pogroms. There are also telephone handset recordings of memories from earlier this century, made by Manchester inhabitants who lived through those times. The museum was originally a Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue which was built in 1874, but it has been a museum since 1984. The downstairs synagogue has been fully restored to its original splendour with lavish Moorish décor and fine stained glass. Upstairs is a permanent exhibition of Manchester's Jewish history. An admission charge is payable. Groups should be booked in advance. Temporary exhibitions are frequently held, Educational Service, Guides, Shop, Car Parking, Evening visits by arrangement. Disabled access to ground floor only.

52. Jacob Richman's Hot Sites - Jewish - Museums jewish museums. Updated September 23, 2003. Selected Sites. jewish Museum of New York. jewish Museum of Florida. jewish Museum of Australia. http://www.jr.co.il/hotsites/j-museum.htm

Jewish - Museums Updated: September 23, 2003 Selected Sites Beth Hatefutsoth - Museum of the Jewish People National Museum of American Jewish History Scrolls From the Dead Sea Jewish Museum of New York ... Online Treasury of Talmudic Manuscripts Related Sites Israel: Museums (JR Hotsites) Museums (JR Hotsites) Jewish: History (JR Hotsites) Question and Comments e-mail: jrichman@jr.co.il Return to Jewish Hotsites

53. Germany Info: Culture & Life: Arts: Visual Arts standards by creating a close relationship between the museums themes and its architecture. The richly symbolic building visualizes Germanjewish history and http://www.germany-info.org/relaunch/culture/arts/visual_arts/museums_jewish.htm

Germany Online Home: Arts: Visual Arts: Museums: Jewish Museum Jewish Museum The Jüdisches Museum is the most visited museum in Germany at present. The zinc-panelled Libeskind building is an unusual structure. It sets new architectural standards by creating a close relationship between the museums themes and its architecture. The richly symbolic building visualizes German-Jewish history and appeals its visitors senses and feelings. The tragic history of deported and murdered Jews and emigrants becomes as substantial as the vitality of contemporary Jewish life in Germany. The permanent exhibition offers visitors a journey through German-Jewish history and culture, from its earliest testimonies, through the Middle Ages and up to the present. Jewish contributions to German culture, politics, economics and science and other similar topics are presented along with everyday life of regular Jewish citizens, the history of persecution and the vacuum that was left behind, as well as the survival and new beginning of Jewish life in Germany. For further information about the Jüdisches Museum see Newsletters Subscribe Here You can also read the current issues here Jewish Museum Visual Arts Photography Graphic Arts Design ... Museums Jewish Museum Alternative Museums Performing Arts Literature Printer-Friendly Page Email This Article

54. Tourism Office Of Budapest / Sights / Museums / Jewish Museum http://www.budapestinfo.hu/en/sights/showmuseum.phtml?code=zsidomuzeum

55. Jewish Museum VOICE, IMAGES, GESTURE SELECTIONS FROM THE jewish MUSEUM S COLLECTION, 19452000. March 25 - August 5, 2001 / 25 mars - 5 août 2001. http://www.artmag.com/museums/a_usa/ausnyjh1.html

ArtMag 1109 Fifth Avenue New York USA Fax + 1 212/423.32 32 www.thejewishmuseum.org Camel and Caravan Daily Life in Ancien Israel September 9, 2001 - June 1, 2003 Light x Eight: The Hanukkah Project 2002 November 22, 2002 - February 2, 2003 Adolf Gottlieb A Survey Exhibition October 11, 2002 - March 2, 2003 The Emergence of Jewish Artists in Nineteenth-Century Europe Works by Camille Pissaro, Max Liebermann, Moritz Daniel Oppenheim and others reflect a century of great change November 18, 2001 - March 17, 2002 / 18 novembre 2001 - 17 mars 2002 VOICE, IMAGES, GESTURE: SELECTIONS FROM THE JEWISH MUSEUM'S COLLECTION, 1945-2000 MARC CHAGALL: EARLY WORKS FROM RUSSIAN COLLECTIONS April 29 - October 14, 2001 / 29 avril - 14 octobre 2001 CHARLOTTE SALOMON: LIFE? OR THEATRE? Charlotte Salomon painting outdoors, 1940-42, gouache. MOROCCO: JEWS AND ART IN A MUSLIM LAND Light x Eight: The Hanukkah Project 2000 ANNI ALBERS MORITZ DANEL OPPENHEIM : SCENES FROM FRANKFURT'S JEWISH PAST July 30 - October 19, 2000 / 30 juillet - 19 octobre 2000

56. Jewish Museum The jewish Museum . SOPHIE CALLE. Sophie Calle The Eruv of Jerusalem will open at The jewish Museum on June 20 and remain on view through October 17, 1999. http://www.artmag.com/museums/a_usa/ausnyjh/ausnyjh2.html

The Jewish Museum SOPHIE CALLE Sophie Calle: The Eruv of Jerusalem will open at The Jewish Museum on June 20 and remain on view through October 17, 1999. This installation by French artist Sophie Calle, featuring photographs and texts, has been inspired by the concept of an eruv, a rabbinic prohibition against carrymg objects outside one's home on the Sabbath. Observant Jews erect an eruv, a boundary made of walls, wires, or neutral barriers that establishes a collective property transforming public to private space through which one can move as through within a home. For this work composed of 14 sites or "stations", Calle asked 14 inhabitants of Jerusalem - Israelis and Palestinians - each to take her to a public place they considered private. She then photographed the sites and transcribed interviews with the subjects, who revealed intimate stories about ordinary public places in Jerusalem that became special private spots for them, becoming conceptually transformed from natural sites to symbolic or sacred space. Some of the stories are politically charged: a wall symbolizing separation between people; a bench on which an admirer kept vigil. Others hold deeply personal significance for the participants: a hotel in the old city named Casanova where two lovers met; a rock where a child used to play in a field that later became the grounds near the President's Residence. While the locations have no particular objective significance a triangle of light or a road because of a personal experience, they have acquired special meaning.

57. Dublin Tourism - Irish Jewish Museum Irish jewish Museum. Address Walworth Road, Off Victoria Street, Portobello, South Circular Road, Dublin 8. Tel + 353 1 490 1857 / 453 1797. http://www.visitdublin.com/museums/detail.asp?ID=611

58. Sanford Ziff Jewish Museum - Miami Beach 411 - Artists, Museums & Galleries In S Sanford Ziff jewish Museum Miami Beach 411 - Artists, museums Galleries in South Beach, FL. Channels. Home Arts jewish Museum. Sanford Ziff jewish Museum. http://www.miamibeach411.com/arts/ziff.html

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59. Www.wientour.at - Presented By T-Online museums. jewish Museum of Vienna. opened in 1993. 10/4/2002 1128. Former Mayor of Vienna, Helmut Zilk, along with his colleague from http://www.vienna.com/engl/8496.htm

60. The Jewish Museum London The jewish Museum opens a window onto the history and religious life of the jewish community in Britain. The Art. The jewish Museum. http://www.travellondon.com/templates/museums/jewish.html

The Jewish Museum The Jewish Museum opens a window onto the history and religious life of the Jewish community in Britain. The Museum has one of the world's finest collections of Jewish Ceremonial Art. The History Gallery traces the story of the Jewish community in Britain from the Norman Conquest to recent times. Holocaust exhibitions relating to the Holocaust and the experience of refugees from Nazism. Raymond Burton House, 129-131 Albert Street, London NW1 7NB Tel: 020 7284 1997 Fax: 020 7267 9008 Opening hours: Monday - Thursday 10am - 4pm, Sundays 10am - 5pm. Last admission half an hour before closing. Closed Friday, Saturday, Jewish Festivals and Public Holidays. Admission charges: Adult £3.50 Senior citizens £2.50 Children/Students with ID/UB40: £1.50 Family ticket (up to four members): £8.00 Group rates available. Transport: Camden Town Underground. Buses 31, 274, C2 Pre-booked coach parties can be set down and picked up opposite the Museum in Albert Street. Coach parking is available at Montague Place WC1 or North Wharf Road W2 and in Regent's Park. Disabled Access: Full facilities for wheelchair users, including a lift for disabled people and a fully adapted toilet.

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