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Traveling with Grace: from Asheville to Home

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This week, our #TravelTuesday series, Traveling with Grace, takes us on the final leg of Grace’s 1940 journey! To read more of Grace’s travels, click here. Tues. Aug. 20. We started

Traveling with Grace: Atlanta to Asheville!

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This week, our #TravelTuesday series, Traveling with Grace, takes us from New Orleans into Atlanta, GA and Asheville, NC! To read more of Grace’s travels, click here. Mon. Aug. 12th. Sorry

Travels with Grace: Final Days in Mexico

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This week’s entry for our 2019 #TravelTuesday series: Traveling with Grace, continues her trip through Mexico. To read more of Grace’s travels, click here. Sun. July 28. This morning (thanks to

Travels with Grace: Puebla and Mexico City

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Now that the Jewish High Holidays have passed, we’re getting back to business as usual – including our #TravelTuesday series: Traveling with Grace! This week we continue following along on

I AM A “GREENSTEINER”

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Blog post by JMM archivist Lorie Rombro. You can read more posts by Lorie HERE. As an archivist, I read all the time. At work I am constantly reading, either quickly

Travels with Grace: Culture and Art in Mexico

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This week’s entry for our 2019 #TravelTuesday series: Traveling with Grace, continues her trip through Mexico. To read more of Grace’s travels, click here. Mon. July 15. After going to the

Travels with Grace: The Bullfight

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This week’s entry for our 2019 #TravelTuesday series: Traveling with Grace, continues her trip through Mexico. Today’s post requires a content warning – below Grace describes the bullfight she attended

Travels with Grace: Crossing Into Mexico, 1940

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This week’s entry for our 2019 #TravelTuesday series: Traveling with Grace, follows along as she heads over the border into Mexico. As mentioned in earlier posts, the language and prejudices

Travels with Grace: Heading South, 1940

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This week we embark on a new journey with the stalwart traveler Grace Hecht. This particular 1940 trip takes us southwards and eventually across the border! To read more of