The following collection is made up entirely of archives – no objects and no photographs. The images that you will see in this post represent some of the organizations that
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MS 204 D. Schwartz and Sons Trade Machinery Co. Business Records
Awhile back I wrote a post about processing the D. Schwartz and Sons collection. The collection is large and filled with details about the products the company offered, the clients
MS 125 The Mansbach Family Papers
Family collections can take genealogy beyond the family tree. Not only can genealogists dig out familial connections, birth and death dates, but they can sometimes see objects that their ancestors
MS 201: David O. Feldman, World War II Military Papers
Some of you may remember an exhibition we had on loan from the Museumof Jewish Heritage called Ours To Fight For: American Jews in the Second World War. Because of
MS 113 Lena Barber Midwife Records
Not long ago I posted the finding aid for MS 180 the Rosa Fineberg midwife records. Midwife records are a rich resource for genealogists. Besides the expected birthdates, the books
MS 200 Brigadier General Bernard Feingold Collection, 1922-1988
Those of you who follow our Twitter feed or read the Baltimore Jewish Times know that the museum has reached Manuscript Collection 200! Here is the recently completed finding aid.
MS 38 The Henrietta Szold and Bertha Szold Levin Papers
It’s time for another look the Szold family. This time it’s all about Henrietta and Bertha. In a few weeks (hopefully) I’ll be able to share the rest of their
MS 37 Rabbi Benjamin Szold Papers
Over the fifty years that the Jewish Museum of Maryland has been in existence we have received a large number of materials related to Benjamin Szold and his descendents, which
MS 198 The Straus-Hecht Family Collection
A large portion of the collections at the Jewish Museum of Maryland document families and organizations centered around the city of Baltimore. But we do have objects, photos and archives
MS 64 B’nai Abraham and Yehuda Laib Society (Baltimore, MD) Records, n.d., 1914-2010
The B’nai Abraham and Yehuda Laib Society (BYAL) collection is one of our expanding collections – every so often we receive more materials to add to it. This usually happens