The Jewish Museum London
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The Jewish Museum London
Image: © Graham Hale Taken: 1 Apr 2010
The Jewish Museum was originally founded in 1932 in Bloomsbury. It relocated to this site in Camden in 1994. The London Museum of Jewish Life was founded in 1983 in Finchley as a Museum of the Jewish East End. They amalgamated but remained on two sites in 1995. The two were finally merged and opened at the enlarged Camden premises on 17 March 2010.
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