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The exhibition documents 350 years of Jewish life in America and includes a timeline leading readers from present day events to the mid-sixteen hundreds.

  • Exterior banners establish a theme of the many faces of Judaism in America along with exhibition title and information.
  • Lamppost banners also features the many faces of Judaism in America with exhibiton title and information.
  • Banners hanging in the Library of Congress foyer show many faces of Judaism in America with exhibiton title and information.
  • The time line begins with contemporary events and moves backwards with banners featuring the many faces of Judaism.
  • Large portraits showing Jewish faces from different eras punctuate the time line, and reinforce moving back through history.
  • Exhibition cases, wall displays and label rail.
  • Front cover features the title treatment over a detail from title page image while the back cover depicts a group photograph.
  • The title page has a poster to encourage support of WWI efforts depicting Jewish immigrants and the Statue of Liberty.
  • The contents page faces a 1912 photograph of an Inspection Room on Ellis Island.
  • A chapter opener shows a 1920s portrait of a Jewish Ukrainian immigrant family.
  • Mulberry Street, New York City, ca. 1900.
  • The chapter “American Jewish Popular Culture” features this poster for Al Jolson in “The Jazz Singer.”

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Cover displays a trio of baseball card images of Christy Mathewson, John M. Ward, and Nick Williams.

Game Faces: Early Baseball Cards from the Library of Congress

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