Tag Archives: Lloyd Street Synagogue
Mystery in the Mikveh
A blog post by LSS Archaeology Intern Karen Bishop. A few weeks ago a few of my fellow interns and I tagged along on a lighting meeting with a representative from Sylvania light bulbs, who are helping the museum phase … Continue reading
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Athenian Judaism…in Baltimore?
A blog post by Kierra Foley, LSS Archaeology Intern Hulking Doric columns and a stately pale façade cast shadows upon the sleepy downtown street, an imposing and authoritative presence in this otherwise aesthetically lackluster area. The building looks suited for … Continue reading
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Using Collections To Engage Students
A blog post by Assistant Director Deborah Cardin. What makes the Jewish Museum of Maryland’s educational activities unique? Having access to such a rich collection of material culture representing the history of Maryland Jews allows us to give students hands-on … Continue reading
