November 5, 2006 – April 15, 2007
The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art’s Official Centennial Exhibit
An exhibition documenting the Jewish presence in Oklahoma from pre-statehood to present day featuring photographs, objects and artifacts from the Museum’s permanent collection as well as items and information from The Livingston Oklahoma Jewish Archive, The Jewish Genealogical Society of Tulsa , and other sources from around the state as well as from around the United States and the world. This vivid display focuses on Jewish communities in Europe from which the ancestors of the Jews in modern day Oklahoma immigrated, the various instances that brought Jewish people to Oklahoma as opposed to larger cities and states, the communication between the Old World and the New, and the lives the Jews made for themselves in the past one hundred years in the Sooner State .
Museum Hours: Weekdays 10am-5pm , Sundays 1-5pm Docent-led tours for groups of 10+Â Free to members, teachers, uniformed services free. Included with Museum admission: Adults $5.50 Senior Adults $4.50 Students $3
2021 East 71 st Street South 918.492.1818Â www.jewishmuseum.net