Jonestown, the area surrounding the JMM, was the center of immigrant Jewish life in Baltimore in the early 1900s. Today only a few remnants of Jonestown’s Jewish past survive. Voices of Lombard Street tells the story of this historic neighborhood from then until now.

The exhibit chronicles a place of constant change, where people of different backgrounds lived, worked, created community—and came together in the renowned Jewish market known as Lombard Street.

The exhibition is currently on display in the JMM’s Shoshana S. and Jerome Cardin Exhibition Gallery.

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Voices of Lombard Street is made possible by leadership gifts from:

Institute of Museum and Library Services, the Edward and Mildred Attman Family, the Leonard and Phyllis Attman Family, and the Seymour Attman Family, the Boltansky Family, in loving memory of Samuel Botansky, husband, father, grandfather, and the Tulkoff Family, in loving memory of Martin Tulkoff, from his wife, children, and grandchildren.

Exhibits at the Jewish Museum of Maryland are also made possible by:

The Louis and Frances B. Booke Research Endowment, the Hoffberger Family Exhibition Endowment, the Stanford Z. and Cory Rothschild Exhibition Endowment, and the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Exhibition Endowment.