It is very accessible for both scholarly and personal use for people of all ages. Sephardic House is also an active resource for books, cassettes and videos on Sephardic themes. The Sephardic House Newsletter keeps members throughout the world up to date on all of our activities, new publications and exhibitions, and also includes feature articles of interest. From 1870 to 1915 hundreds of families lived at 97 Orchard Street in New York City. While this site, sponsored by WNET, New York's Public Television station, is not strictly a Jewish site, it does tell the story of Jewish immigration to New York and the Lower East Side.
Visitors learn about the people who lived in the apartments and see their photos.
This important Jewish museum, located in New York City, does not yet have a website of its own. This page merely presents a description of the museum's operations. Hopefully, its administration will have a web presence in the future, it certainly deserves one. You might want to look at this site if you're planning a trip to New York. Jot down the museum's phone number and call to find out what it's exhibiting.