Permanent and Visiting Exhibits The world's first Yiddish museum, the Yiddish Book Center is home to extensive exhibits on Yiddish and Jewish culture. Visiting Exhibit: The Posthumous Landscape The Posthumous Landscape/Photographs by David Kaufman is on exhibit in the Yiddish Book Center's Brechner Gallery through September 2019. Lost Synagogues of Europe Lost Synagogues of Europe: a collection of early twentieth-century postcards on Jewish themes. Unquiet Pages An exploration of modern Yiddish literature, drawing on the Center’s collection of more than one million Yiddish books The Lee & Alfred Hutt Discovery Gallery An interactive exhibit celebrating Jewish cultural identity through personal stories, objects, and photographs A Living Connection: Photographs from the An-sky Expeditions, 1912-1914 A look at the groundbreaking work of Jewish ethnographer S. An-sky The Nancy B. Weinstein Kinder-vinkl Children's Corner Yiddish games for the gantse mishpokhe—the whole family The Schepps Family Yiddish Print Shop In our recreated Yiddish print shop, see a Yiddish linotype machine and learn about the important role of the Yiddish press. Famous Long Ago Images of the still-lively Yiddish cultural scene in 1960s New York
