Digital History of the Jews of Boston (DH Jews of Boston) is an interactive resource for exploring Boston’s Jewish history. DH Jews of Boston projects all highlight the ways in which the history of the Jews in Boston is intertwined with that of many other communities in the city. All the projects on this site have been created–from design to execution–by Northeastern University students.

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Echoes of 1985: The Jewish Defense League and the ADC

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Boston’s Jewish Advocate: A Visual History of a Publishing Landmark

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Timeline: Jewish Politics in Boston

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Shifting Neighborhoods: How Boston’s Jewish Communities Moved, 1850-2000

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Beth Israel Hospital: A Visual History of Jewish Medicine and Hospitality in Boston

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Ohabei Shalom Cemetery 360

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Mapping Shared Spaces: A Visual History of Boston’s Black and Jewish Communities

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Exploring Boston’s Jewish History Through Current Day Landmarks

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Temple Beth Elohim 360

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The Social Network of the Jewish Press,1840-1939

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Architecture and Migration: Baltimore’s Historic Synagogues 360

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New York’s Eldridge Street Synagogue 360