This collection consists of board and administrative materials from the Fargo Hebrew Congregation, an Orthodox Jewish synagogue in Fargo, North Dakota that served the local Jewish community from 1896 to 2002.

This collection consists of materials from the Firestone/Brin family: Ruth Firestone Brin and her parents Irma Cain Firestone and Milton Firestone, who resided in St. Paul, Minnesota and were all very active in the local Jewish community.

This collection consists of Flori Loew's personal papers during her flight from Germany under Nazi persecution, traveling to Italy and England before settling in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

This collection consists of correspondence and ephemera from father and son Frank and Arthur Eisenberg, members of a Jewish family living in Minneapolis who both served in the military during World War I and World War II respectively.

This collection consists of materials from Frank and Freda Schochet, including materials on their printing service Insty-Prints and materials on their membership in several Jewish organizations.

This collection consists of materials of Adeline and Joseph Fremland, leaders in the St. Paul Jewish Community.

This collection consists of newspaper clippings from the 1920s-1940s related to Jewish families and organizations in Minnesota.

This collection consists of professional papers and documents of Gary Filerman regarding his role in hospital administration as well as materials from the Aleph Zadik Aleph fraternal organization.

This collection consists of records from the Gedaliah Leib Congregation, an Orthodox congregation that was in existence from 1955 to 1973 in St. Paul, Minnesota.

This collection consists of research material compiled by Gene Rosenblum of early Jewry in St. Paul, Minnesota, as well as Minneapolis and Duluth.

This collection relates to the Goldstein family, who lived in La Crosse, Wisconsin.

This collection consists of various materials that document the St. Paul Group Theater, an amateur theater group that began at the Jewish Educational Center in the 1930s.

This collection consists of scrapbooks from the Duluth chapter of Hadassah, a women's Zionist organization interested in fundraising for social services.

This collection consists of scrapbooks and photographs of the Hanovich and Feder family, family friends, and extended relatives.

The collection consists primarily of Harold Goldenberg's letters to Zelda Goldberg while he was attending Harvard Law School, 1928-1931. Harold was president of the Minneapolis Federation for Jewish Service from 1943-1946, and chairman of the United Jewish Appeal, 1945-1950.

This collection consists of materials collected by Harold Smith, an active Jewish community member.

This collection consists of papers from Harry Lerner, a Jewish Minnesotan book publisher.

This collection consists of correspondence, newsclippings, speeches, and other personal materials from Harry Rosenthal, a leader in the Twin Cities Jewish community.

This collection details the advocacy work of Harvey Zuckman and Phil Oxman, particulary for queer Jewish communities of Minnesota and beyond.

This collection contains meeting minutes and records in English and Yiddish from the Superior Hebrew Cemetery in Wisconsin.

These papers document the personal and professional interests of Helen and Sam Ziff who were active in the Twin Cities Jewish community and worked with various organizations from social services non-profits to Jewish education schools to Zionist organizations.

This collection consists of the records for the Hillel, the Jewish student organization at the University of Minnesota.

This collection consists of materials from Hiram Z. Mendow, a Jewish lawyer in Minneapolis.

The collection includes records documenting Hyman Kaplan's scrap metal business in Northfield and St. Paul, Minnesota.

This collection includes published and unpublished essays and articles related to Jewish history in the Upper Midwest.

This collection consists of papers of Dr. Irwin Epstein, a Jewish dentist and President of the District 6 Grand Lodge B'nai Brith, who resided in Minnesota.

This collection consists of the papers of Jack Mackay, a long-time Associated Press writer based in St. Paul, Minnesota, and prominent member of the local Jewish community.

This collection consists of a journal during Jack Pink's time in the United States Army during World War I, as well as a few documents related to his businesses after the war.

This collection consists of the business papers of John L. "Jack" Sinykin, a Jewish Minnesotan entrepreneur who pioneered the use of guide dogs for the blind through LaSalle Kennels and the non-profit Master Eye Foundation.

This collection consists of immigration paperwork and a scrapbook related to a Yiddish theater troupe in a German displaced persons camp after the end of World War II.