This post is written by Museum intern Dina Posner. After its opening in 1887, Eldridge Street Synagogue quickly became a vital center for Judaism and religious freedom on the Lower East Side. It was the first of its kind in the neighborhood – bigger and … Read more
This post was written by Dina Posner, an intern at the Museum at Eldridge Street. Dina is a candidate for a Masters degree in Historic Preservation at Pratt Institute. Our Museum’s building represents a major Jewish “first” – built in 1887, the Eldridge Street Synagogue … Read more
This post was written by Dina Posner, an intern at the Museum at Eldridge Street. Dina is a candidate for a Masters degree in Historic Preservation at Pratt Institute. In the upcoming family program History Hunters: A Kid’s Life at Work, kids go back in time to … Read more