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Hebrew Tabernacle: Rosamond Gumpert Jorgensen and Diana Gumpert Douglas

The Hebrew Art Prints of Rosamond Gumpert Jorgensen and the Pottery of her daughter Diana Gumpert Douglas.

The building is open for the Gold Wing on M,W,F from 9:45 AM through 4:45 PM some Monday evenings and by appointment.  There will be an auction of the artwork to benefit the Yad b’Yad Sisterhood of the Hebrew Tabernacle. Date to be determined.

 

Hebrew Tabernacle: Rosamond Gumpert Jorgensen and Diana Gumpert Douglas

The Hebrew Art Prints of Rosamond Gumpert Jorgensen and the Pottery of her daughter Diana Gumpert Douglas.

The building is open for the Gold Wing on M,W,F from 9:45 AM through 4:45 PM some Monday evenings and by appointment.  There will be an auction of the artwork to benefit the Yad b’Yad Sisterhood of the Hebrew Tabernacle. Date to be determined.

 

Hebrew Tabernacle: Rosamond Gumpert Jorgensen and Diana Gumpert Douglas

The Hebrew Art Prints of Rosamond Gumpert Jorgensen and the Pottery of her daughter Diana Gumpert Douglas.

The building is open for the Gold Wing on M,W,F from 9:45 AM through 4:45 PM some Monday evenings and by appointment.  There will be an auction of the artwork to benefit the Yad b’Yad Sisterhood of the Hebrew Tabernacle. Date to be determined.

 

Hebrew Tabernacle: Rosamond Gumpert Jorgensen and Diana Gumpert Douglas

The Hebrew Art Prints of Rosamond Gumpert Jorgensen and the Pottery of her daughter Diana Gumpert Douglas.

The building is open for the Gold Wing on M,W,F from 9:45 AM through 4:45 PM some Monday evenings and by appointment.  There will be an auction of the artwork to benefit the Yad b’Yad Sisterhood of the Hebrew Tabernacle. Date to be determined.

 

Inwood Hill Park: Native American Heritage Month: Lenape Ethnobotany

Native American Heritage Month: Lenape Ethnobotany

Sunday, November 3, 2024

1:00 p.m.2:30 p.m.

During Native American Heritage Month, explore the past and present experience of Native Americans. The study of the healing power of plants is thousands of years old, and many of these plants still grow in our parks. Join us on a hike through Inwood Hill Park to look for plants that native people used for food and medicine

Location

Seaman Avenue and Isham Street in Inwood Hill Park
Manhattan

Directions to this location

Cost

Free