The Breman Museum is committed to preserving and nurturing the proud history of Jewish life in the Southeastern United States through our exhibitions, history resources, archival holdings, and educational offerings. Our Cuba Family Archives house the largest repository for Jewish archival material in the region and have an ongoing oral history initiative geared towards preserving the memories and experiences of our eldest generations. The links below will take you to some of our resources on Southern Jewish History, and if you don't find the information you need we encourage you to Ask the Archivist about your research topic or general search for knowledge on Jewish history in America.
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CUBA FAMILY ARCHIVES
Established in 1984, our Archives collects and preserves the Jewish history of the southeast.
GENEALOGY
The Breman is home to the Jewish Genealogical Society of Georgia and, quite possibly, the answers to all your Jewish genealogy needs.
MUSEUM LIBRARY
The Breman Museum's Library houses an extensive collection of both primary and secondary sources related to Southern Jewish History and Holocaust Education
This website is supported by a generous gift from the Jerry and Dulcy Rosenberg Family in honor of Elinor Rosenberg Breman.
