Moonrise over Lake Winnipesaukee Apologies for the absence of new posts. I was away in New Hampshire for a few days and am terribly occ...

Sarah Griswold, Exhibitions Project Manager, with the famous valise The artifacts for our exhibition, Woman of Letters: Irène Némirovsky ...

I have just returned from ten days in Germany, where I was working on a documentary film about the search for and prosecution of Nazi war cr...

Dr. Ruth hoisted aloft at her party Last night, the Museum was the venue for a remarkable event -- our Trustee, Dr. Ruth Westheimer...

Imre and Vera Hecht We lost a good friend recently. Imre Hecht died at 98, only a short time after his beloved wife Vera. I delivered ...

We mark this day in a number of meaningful ways at the Museum. One of the most important elements is bringing survivors to our galleries t...

Kibbutz Ramat Yohanan, 1943 As we approached the 60th anniversary of Israel’s statehood, the Museum staff thought about how to mark thi...