Jewish Historical Society of Delaware

The Jewish Historical Society of Delaware, founded in 1974, is dedicated to collecting, preserving, and sharing the history and stories of Delaware's Jewish community. Located in the Delaware Center for Jewish History at the Coxe House in Wilmington, the Society's collections include organizational records, family papers, memoirs, photographs, and more. Through exhibits, publications, and educational materials, the Society serves as a resource center for genealogists, researchers, and anyone interested in the rich Jewish heritage of Delaware.

With a focus on documenting the history of Jewish settlement and Jewish life in the state, the Jewish Historical Society of Delaware ensures that the past is preserved for future generations. Their collections cover a wide range of materials, including correspondence, personal papers, photographs, and artifacts. The Society also organizes notable exhibitions and publishes books that delve into various aspects of Delaware's Jewish community. By fostering understanding and appreciation of this vibrant history, the Society contributes to a strong and healthy future for the Jewish community in Delaware.

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