Exploring Rare Judaica at Johns Hopkins
November 1 @ 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Discover rare books, manuscripts, and historical treasures from Johns Hopkins University’s remarkable Judaica collections. This special program offers a unique opportunity to view rare materials firsthand and explore stories of Jewish life in Baltimore and Maryland while learning how these collections continue to support teaching, research, and cultural engagement. Featuring Mack Zalin, PhD, research and instruction librarian for Jewish Studies.
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