Toby Brief of the Columbus Jewish Historical Society will discuss the history and locations of Columbus’ Jewish congregations.
The mission of the Columbus Jewish Historical Society is to collect, preserve, and publish materials on the history of the Jewish people of Columbus and central Ohio; to encourage projects, celebrations, and activities which spread authentic information concerning Columbus and central Ohio Jewish history; to create a Society concerned with the past, present, and future; and to enlighten the membership of the Society, the Jewish community and the general public on the achievements of our people and the growth of Jewish community life from the days of the early settlers.
The Columbus Jewish Historical Society was organized in 1981. For over 30 years, it has maintained its commitment to the central Ohio Jewish community.
Toby Brief, “lives the mission of the Columbus Jewish Historical Society: to collect and preserve the history of the Jewish people of Columbus and Central Ohio; create a society concerned with the past, present and future; and enlighten the membership of the society, the Jewish community and the general public on the achievements of our people and the growth of Jewish community life from the days of the early settlers.”
Brief “is the creative genius behind the society’s exhibits and associated programs.”