Cultural | Religion | SocialOnly online Jewish Museum London A banner of the London Jewish Bakers Union, front and reverse sides, 1984.126 • Jewish Museum London The Jewish Museum London is a public museum, with an archive collection of historic Jewish cultural, social and religious items. Archive Description The museum’s archive holds photographs, oral histories and paper ephemera which contain memoirs, personal letters and documents as well as minute books of Jewish charities and ledgers of businesses. Among the highlights are photographs of the Jews’ Free School in the early 20th century, a medieval charter forbidding the lease of land to Jews and a circumcision and marriage register going back to the late 1700s. The Museum’s own institutional archive gives an insight into the Museum’s history since its beginnings in Bloomsbury in 1932. Access Information The archive is not open to the public, and special access must be requested from the Museum’s curation team by email: curation@jewishmuseum.org.uk. Online Accessibility The museum’s collection catalogue is available online along with online exhibitions showcasing items from the museum’s wider holdings. https://jewishmuseum.org.uk/ London Jewish Bakers Union banner London Jewish Bakers Union banner • The Jewish Museum, London Yiddish Typewriter Yiddish Typewriter belonging to the playwright Abish Meisels Sukkot in the Jewish Orphanage, Norwood Children from the Jewish Orphanage, Norwood, celebrate Sukkot • Jewish Museum London