Cleveland Jewish Archives-Western Reserve Historical Society

Information

Organization Information

The primary activity of the Cleveland Jewish Archives is to collect print and non-print material that documents the history of the Jewish community of Cleveland and Northeast Ohio. This material is then made available to the public for educational purposes. The Cleveland Jewish Archives works with other organizations to promote the teaching and learning of Jewish history.

Mission Statement:

The Cleveland Jewish Archives at the Western Reserve Historical Society exists to preserve the history of the Jewish community of Northeast Ohio and to help others acquire a better understanding of that history and its contribution to general and Jewish community life today. Through acquisitions and outreach, the Cleveland Jewish Archives facilitates the work of researchers in family history and community history.

Contact Info:

Sean Martin

Associate Curator for Jewish History

216.721.5722, x1514

Address:

10825 East Boulevard
Cleveland, OH 44106
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Website:

http://www.wrhs.org

Email Address:

smartin@wrhs.org

Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/CleStartsHere/

Twitter:

https://twitter.com/CleStartsHere

Categories:

• Education > Adult Education
• Education > Libraries
• Jewish Life > Life Cycle > Genealogy
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Other Information:

Public hours are Friday-Saturday 10am-4pm (with the first hour reserved for at-risk guests) with advanced timed-tickets. The Library will be open for research by appointment only.  For details visit www.wrhs.org or email info@wrhs.org. For questions about Jewish history research, contact Sean Martin, Associate Curator for Jewish History, smartin@wrhs.org.

• Adults - $12.00
• Seniors (62+) -  $10.00
• Veterans - $9.00
• College Student (with ID) - $10
• Children (ages 3-12) - $6.00
• Children 2 and under - Free
• WRHS Members - Free
• Active Military - Free