Home Hidden Treasures is a celebration of British Jewish archives. We support UK-based archives and archivists working with Jewish material, and showcase their treasures to tell the story of Jews in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and the Isle of Man over the past thousand years. Read More • Get In Touch Celebrating UK Jewish Archives Test caption Building an Archive Network Merseyside Wedding Photo © Liverpool Record Office • Merseyside Jewish Community Archive Uncovering One Thousand Years of History Sharing the Lives of Jewish Communities Discovering New Stories Celebrating the History of Jews in the UK A newspaper clipping showing Elaina Rothman and Miri Lawrence preparing to be ordained at the Liberal Jewish Synagogue in St John's Wood, London, in 1992 • from the Jewish Chronicle via the Jewish History Association of Wales Archives Our nationwide network of archives includes local history, refugee experiences, and social, cultural and religious life. Treasures Discover highlights from our network of archives with photographs, documents and artefacts relating to Jewish life in Britain over the past thousand years. Discover more… History of Jews in Britain Watch Professor Todd Endelman’s lecture on the Jewish history of Britain from the Norman Conquest to today. Professor Todd Endleman Join our network Does your archive contain items of British Jewish history? Not yet part of our network? We’d love to hear from you. Join our network Ask An Expert Do you have a question about a Jewish item in your archive collection? We have experts who can help answer your queries. Get in touch. Ask An Expert Treasures from the archives List of [Jewish] Refugees in Sheffield, 1939 This plain sheet of paper may look everyday but it is actually from one of the most poignant items in the collections […] Zum Chanukafest pamphlet, 1914 The Leo Baeck Library Pamphlet Collection includes over 6,500 pamphlets published in the last 150 years showing the vibrancy of Jewish history […] Bomberg Talmud, c.1526-1548 This Babylonian Talmud was printed in Venice, c.1526-1548. It was purchased for Sion College Library by the parishioners of St John the […] Latest from our blog 28 Nov 2025 Archivist in the Spotlight: Preserving Jewish Musical Heritage with Edoardo Marcarini In the second of our Archivist in the Spotlight series, we speak to Edoardo Marcarini, an ethnomusicologist and audio cataloguer whose recent […] 17 Nov 2025 The Jewish History Association of Wales: From South Wales to Nationwide The Jewish History Association of South Wales turns eight this year. Laura Henley Harrison, project manager, tells us about how the organisation is changing to celebrate more of the Jewish heritage across Wales. 27 Oct 2025 Connecting Collections: A Day for Archivists Working with Jewish Materials On 17 September, Sheffield Central Library became a hub of ideas, stories, and collaboration as archivists, curators, and heritage professionals gathered for […] On instagram On 2nd December, 1938, the first Kindertransport a Our next Archivist in the Spotlight is here... H This is one of only two surviving Jewish union ban The next blog in our Archivist in the Spotlight se Our friends @jhasw2018 are changing. They are expa The National Register of Jewish Memorial Boards is Follow on Instagram