Exhibits, events, and projects, 1908-2012 and undated

Extent:
9.7 Linear Feet
36.8 Gigabytes
Scope and content:

This series contains materials related to the several exhibits, events, and projects that the Rosenzweig Gallery and JHFNC initiated, funded, and organized in Durham, NC, and elsewhere. Major projects and exhibits represented include "What We Brought with Us," "Migrations," Rosenzweig Gallery art exhibits and annual juried art shows, "A History of Temple Emanu-El, Weldon, NC," and "Down Home."

Arrangement:

The materials in this series are arranged into two subseries: Down Home and Other exhibits, events and projects.

Related material:

Oral history recordings and transcripts related to Down Home, Migrations, and other projects are located in the Jewish Heritage Foundation of North Carolina Oral History Collection. Other audiovisual material related to Rosenzweig/JHFNC projects is located in the Audiovisual Series.

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Collection is open for research.

Original audiovisual materials may require production of listening or viewing copies before use.

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