The JEA Building Today

Or, A Building in Disguise A blog post …

Tags architecture, East Baltimore, Helping Up Mission, Jewish Educational Alliance (JEA), Levy Building, Seafarer's International Union (SIU), Seafarer's Union

Great Lessons from Humble Places

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Post date 03/24/2017
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Blog post by Executive Director Marvin Pinkert. To …

Tags architecture, Boston, Council of American Jewish Museums (CAJM), Marvin Pinkert, top ten, tourists, travel, Vilna Shul, Yiddish Book Center

Athenian Judaism…in Baltimore?

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Post date 06/21/2012
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A blog post by Kierra Foley, LSS Archaeology …

Tags archaeology, architecture, interns, Kierra Foley, Lloyd Street Synagogue

Standing in Hurva Square, in the Jewish...

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Post date 02/23/2011
1 Comment on Standing in Hurva Square, in the Jewish Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem, we learned about the Hurva Synagogue.

The Hurva, whose name means “ruin,” was initially …

Tags architecture, Ilene Cohen, Israel, stained glass, synagogues, travel, wiindows

Preservation Maryland Conference

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Post date 06/01/2009
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Last week, I had an opportunity to attend …

Tags architecture, conferences, Lauren Silberman, Preservation Maryland, St. Alphonsus