If you were unable to join us at our Virtual Lasting Impressions Gala at which we celebrated the Society's 30th Anniversary and honored the memory of Bob Max, you still have the opportunity to view our wonderful tribute video.
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We ask you to consider making a donation to help us fulfill our mission of being the caretakers of our local Jewish history.
The Jewish Historical Society of New Jersey's Online Video Library Selections
The JHS of NJ offers a variety of lectures and videos that highlight people and events in our community. We are delighted to share a selection of wonderful video selections by clicking here
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Please click on "The Jewish News" or "The Jewish Horizon" logo above to access each paper's database
Funding for the digitization of the paper was made possible by the generous support of the Gottesman Foundation, Friends of the Jewish News, and members of the JHS Board.
Funding for the digitization of the paper was made possible by the generous support of the Gottesman Foundation, Friends of the Jewish News, and members of the JHS Board.
If you would like to make a contribution to this wonderful digitization project, please click on the "Donate" icon below!
“Jackie Levine: A Wonderful Activist Life" was researched in the archive at the Jewish Historical Society of New Jersey by author Adam McGovern and published by the Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest of NJ. The Society was selected to house Jackie's collection which documents her life as a community activist.
To see a one-on-one interview with Jackie and author Adam McGovern please click here
To read Bob Weiner's account of how the JHS was selected to house Jackie's collection, click here
To see a one-on-one interview with Jackie and author Adam McGovern please click here
To read Bob Weiner's account of how the JHS was selected to house Jackie's collection, click here
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JHS of NJ's Executive Director, Linda Forgosh standing in front of the Federation building in Whippany
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JHS Board Member Carol Marcus and her husband Bob, delivering a Shabbat Meal on behalf of Jewish Family Service to Holocaust Survivors. They are picking the meals up at Kushner Academy.
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Documenting COVID-19 Project
The Jewish Historical Society of New Jersey is launching a project to encourage the public to document their personal experiences during this significant and unique period and contribute them to the Archives for preservation and future research use.
We are collecting diary entries, social media posts, newsletters from your organization, emails, photographs, videos, audio recordings, announcements, banners and other documentation of how our Greater MetroWest community has been affected.
The JHS of NJ has created a special webpage with essential information about the Documenting COVID-19 Project which can be found here
See yourself as a chronicler of history by contributing to this project.
Stay safe and well!
Accompanied by his family in 1953 and seen holding a camera is Herbert Abeles President of the Jewish Community Council of Essex County (1947-1948) This photo is in the archives of the Jewish Historical Society of New Jersey
If you're interested in genealogy, please go to our archive page and find the "References for Researchers" document.
JHS sponsors Intergenerational Oral History Program for its 10th consecutive year!
Click here to learn more about the Intergenerational Program
Click here to learn more about the Intergenerational Program
The JHS of NJ is a proud sponsor of the Intergenerational Oral History Program.
Louis Bamberger
The only biography written about Louis Bamberger is now available here at the Jewish Historical Society of New Jersey!
Meet Me Under Bamberger's Clock
The exhibit about Louis Bamberger and his contributions to the local and international community is now in Newark!
The Bamberger exhibit can be seen at the
New Jersey Historical Society
Located at 52 Park Place, Newark, NJ 07102
For more information contact: (973) 596-8500
The exhibit about Louis Bamberger and his contributions to the local and international community is now in Newark!
The Bamberger exhibit can be seen at the
New Jersey Historical Society
Located at 52 Park Place, Newark, NJ 07102
For more information contact: (973) 596-8500
