American Jewish Historical Exhibition records [electronic resource], 1888-1905 1901-1902. [1888-1905]

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American Jewish Historical Exhibition records [electronic resource], 1888-1905 1901-1902. [1888-1905]

Contains the minutes, reports and financial records of the Executive Committee for a proposed American Jewish Historical Exhibition to be held in New York. The documents include printed material, and correspondence of the members of the various sub-committees. The collection also contains printed material relating to the International Exposition at St. Louis, in 1904.

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