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Benjamin and Dr. Edgar R. Cofeld Judaic Museum

Located inside Temple Beth Zion, one of the oldest and largest Reform synagogues in the country, the Cofeld Judaic Museum encompasses a collection of artifacts and information relevant to Jewish history in Europe and the United States that is impressive given the small size of the facility. Many of these informative exihibits have been bequeathed to the museum by members of the congregation.

Address: 805 Delaware Ave.
Getting there: Metro Bus 11, 22 or 25; Metro Rail: Summer-Best
Hours: Open whenever the building is open, or by appointment
Price: Free
Website: tbz.org (opens in a new tab)

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