Last week, the American Jewish Historical Society’s brand new, bells-and-whistles website went live and it looks wonderful.
New American Jewish Historical Society website, screen shot, accessed on October 1, 2014
When you visit the new website, please also visit our new webpage by clicking on the icon, “UJA-Federation of NY Collection”
Icon to the new UJA-Federation of New York Archives Project webpage, screen shot, accessed October 1, 2014
There are many resources related to our ongoing project available on our new webpage, including links to our Flickr album, the blog that you are currently reading, and links to a collection of digitized oral histories of Federation and UJA-Federation staff, leaderships, and volunteers. The webpage features hyperlinks to the partial finding aids for Subgroup I: Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of New York, 1916-1986 and, post-merger, Subgroup IV: United Jewish Appeal-Federation of Jewish Philanthropies, 1986-2000. And that’s not all, there are links to the digitized minutes of the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies, Board of Trustees (1916-1986) and Executive Committee (1973-1986), as well as minutes and other materials from the Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities (1916-1944) and minutes from the UJA-Federation’s Board of Directors meetings (1986-1992).
New UJA-Federation of New York Archives Project webpage, screen shot, accessed October 1, 2014
Congratulations to the American Jewish Historical Society for its new website and we hope that you will visit our new webpage on that website soon!
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