Jews of Greater Miami
Marcia Jo Zerivitz, the founding executive director and chief curator of the Jewish Museum of Florida, has been collecting photographs of Jews in Florida for nearly a quarter of a century.
Now Marcia Jo has compiled her 3,000-word essay and 250 photographs with captions to chronologically tell the story about Jews of Greater Miami from 1896 through the present.
The book may be purchased in the Museum Store for $21.99 + tax or on the website for $27.53, including tax & shipping.
Marcia Jo Zerivitz, the founding executive director and chief curator of the Jewish Museum of Florida, has been collecting photographs of Jews in Florida for nearly a quarter of a century.
Now Marcia Jo has compiled her 3,000-word essay and 250 photographs with captions to chronologically tell the story about Jews of Greater Miami from 1896 through the present.
The book may be purchased in the Museum Store for $21.99 + tax or on the website for $27.53, including tax & shipping.
A guidebook of more than 200 Jewish historic sites
covering the entire State of Florida.
Recount the people and events that bring to life Jewish history in Florida from the first Jewish
presence in 1763 until today.
Researched and written by The Jewish Museum of Florida.
JOYS OF TOLERANCE: REFLECTING DIVERSITY THROUGH THE TWELVE TRIBES
CATALOG
Original colorful works by Mexican Jewish artist Anette Pier present a contemporary approach to the ancient 12 tribes as a universal concept of "the first diverse society."
Original colorful works by Mexican Jewish artist Anette Pier present a contemporary approach to the ancient 12 tribes as a universal concept of "the first diverse society."
THE ART OF HATRED CATALOG
A beautifully illustrated
72-page companion
catalog to the Art of Hatred exhibiton.
This is a provocative work depicting the many images
of intolerance in Florida culture.
Researched and written by The Jewish Museum of Florida