The Sydney Jewish Museum opened in 1992 is recognised as a world-class museum and is an integral part of cultural life in Sydney.
Two permanent exhibitions are presented
THE HOLOCAUST
The Sydney Jewish Museum takes you on a moving journey through the events of World War II that led to the “final solution” of the Holocaust. To be guided through the exhibits by a Survivor is a humbling experience that brings Jewish history alive in an overwhelming way.
CULTURE AND CONTINUITY
The Museum’ ground floor exhibition and interactive displays outline world Jewish history since biblical times and Australian Jewish history from 1788, where you can discover the contribution of Jews to Australian society. One fascinating feature is the timeline of world events and Jewish events.
BUSES
From Circular Quay
311 - To: Green Park Stop
389 - To: St. Vincent's Hospital Stop
380 - 382 - To: Top Taylor Square Stop
370's - 390's - To: Taylor Square Stop
From Central Railway
311 - To: Green Park Stop
378 - To: Taylor Square Stop
Explorer
Red Stop #8
Blue Stop #3
Trains to Kings Cross Station.
CEO Norman Seligman ceo@sjm.com.au
Admin Sue Lederer admin@sjm.com.au
Curator Roslyn Sugarman curator@sjm.com.au
Education Avril Alba education@sjm.com.au
Library Tinny Lenthen library@sjm.com.au
Marketing Charles Aronson marketing@sjm.com.au
Gift Shop Judy Sabag shop@sjm.com.au
Community Stories Jacqui Wasilewsky communitystories@sjm.com.au
Membership & Donations Rita Prager communityliaison@sjm.com.au
Volunteers Rony Bognar volunteer@sjm.com.au
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