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Founded in 2000, The Lily G. Schwartz Archival Fellowship program is designed to
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The Philadelphia Jewish Archives Center was established in 1972, as a joint project of the Philadelphia Chapter of American Jewish Committee and the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia. Its mission is to collect, preserve, and organize the records of the Greater Philadelphia Jewish community and make them available to scholars, students, researchers, and the general public.

From its inception, the Archives has been unique, due in no small measure to Federation's sponsorship. It was the first community sponsored Jewish archives in this country, and it has served as a model which other Jewish federations have since emulated.

 
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Featured Online Exhibits
Woodbine, New Jersey :
Fifteen Acres and a Shul
 
The Fruits of Her Hands :
Jewish Women & Social Welfare, 1819-1920