Jewish Museum of Australia

The Jewish Museum of Australia contains collections of artifacts, photographs, and documents that represent Jewish life and migration experiences throughout Australian history.

Founded in 1982, the museum collects and preserves items that tell the stories of Jewish refugees who arrived in Australia seeking safety from persecution.

The museum holds exhibits of religious objects including Torah scrolls, ceremonial pieces, and traditional items that demonstrate Jewish customs and practices.

Visitors can access educational programs, guided tours, and workshops that connect them with Jewish heritage through interactive displays and curated exhibitions.

The museum maintains a research library and archive facility where scholars and students investigate Australian Jewish history through primary source materials.

Location: Victoria

Inception: 1982

Website: http://jewishmuseum.com.au

GPS coordinates: -37.86030,144.98600

Latest update: March 8, 2025 22:20