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In 1885, a group of Lithuanian immigrants settled in Burlington’s Old North End, where they transplanted their religious traditions and culture. Archivists Aaron Goldberg and Jeff Potash describe the “Lost Mural,” a rare survivor of the lost genre of European painted synagogues and tell the story of conserving the mural in Burlington.
About Aaron Goldberg and Jeff Potash
Aaron Goldberg and Jeff Potash are long-time archivists at Ohavi Zedek Synagogue in Burlington, co-directors of the Lost Mural Project, and contributing archivists to the VT PBS production: “Little Jerusalem, Burlington’s Jewish Community.”
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Partner: The National Endowment for the Humanities – A More Perfect Union Initiative
Underwriter: Peter Gilbert Endowment Fund
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Photo courtesy Ohavi Zedek Synagogue
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