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The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and LifeFormed by the private collection of Judaica from around the world compiled by Rebecca and Seymour Fromer and housed in Oakland, California, the collection received a permanent home on the Berkeley cam ... Telephone510-642-3781 | ||
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The Menachem Begin Heritage Center MuseumTelephone972-2-5652020 | ||
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The Mikve Israel Visitor CenterTelephone972-3-5030489, Fax972-3-5031273 | ||
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The Mizel MusuemDenver’s Jewish Musuem, the Mizel is also a “Museum for Humankind.†A dream of Denver Rabbi Stanley Wagner that was fulfilled by the generosity of local philanthropists Larry and Ca ... Website: www.mizelmuseum.org/about.html Telephone303-394-9993 | ||
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The Montreal Holocaust Memorial CenterHome to the third largest group of Holocaust survivors, post-war Montreal became a refuge for survivors of the Shoah. Canada’s second largest city, the Jewish flavor of Montreal is prized by Ca ... Website: www.mhmc.ca/en Telephone514-345-2605 | ||
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The Moshe Castel Museum of ArtTelephone02-5357000 | ||
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The Museum of Edible Oil Production in IsraelTelephone972-4-8654237 | ||
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The Museum of Holon HistoryTelephone972-3-5050425, Fax972-3-5044866 | ||
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The Museum of Israeli art, Ramat-GanTelephone972-3-7521876 | ||
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The Museum of Jewish HeritageTelephone972-8-9244569 | ||
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The Museum of Tolerance-A Simon Weisenthal Center Museu...One of the giants amongst the community of survivors, Simon Weisenthal devoted his every waking hour after being freed from the death camp of Belzec to creating a damning amount of testimony against t ... Simon Weisenthal Plaza, 9786 West Pico Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA, United States of America, 90035 -  Map - StreetViewWebsite: www.museumoftolerance.com Telephone310-553-8403 | ||
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The Music Box of ZamiTelephone972-4-6997073 | ||
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The Okashi Art MuseumTelephone972-4-9956710/1, Fax972-4-9919418 | ||
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The Old CourtyardTelephone972-4-6374327 | ||
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The Open Museum in Kibbutz NegbaTelephone972-8-6774312 | ||
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The Parkchester DevelopmentDeveloped and owned by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in the 1930s, the Parkchester apartment towers were primarily tenanted by Jews until the 1960s. Arranged in a fan shape in south central ... | ||
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The Ramparts WalkTelephone972-2-6277550 | ||
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The Rehovot Municipal Art GalleryTelephone972-8-9390390 | ||
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The Sam Azeez Museum of Woodbine HeritageDocumenting the growth of this New Jersey town through the waves of Jewish immigrants that arrived in Woodbine in the late 1900s, the Sam Azeez Museum is a local educational center and vital link with ... Website: www.thesam.org/index.htm Telephone609-646-9400 | ||
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