The Temple Emanuel Archive is located on the second floor of the Temple's North Greene Street location. Today, the archive holds meeting minutes, newsletters, oral histories, photographs, dissertations, printed material, and manuscripts documenting the history of Temple Emanuel. Temple Emanuel's collection is key to documenting the stories of the Temple’s members, affiliated organizations, and the Greensboro Jewish community. Some of the most important pieces of the collection include oral histories from temple members and meeting minutes for the Greensboro Section of the National Council of Jewish Women dating to the 1910s.
What does the archive have? For a list of its records see the Collection Inventory.
How can I visit the archive? Contact Brenda Henley by email at bhenley@tegreensboro.org or by phone at (336)292-7899 to set up an appointment.
What's on the website?
The archive website holds a small portion of the Temples Archive. We have:
- Photographs of the Temple's locations, leaders, youth, adult groups, and celebrations before 1980.
- The Temple's Anniversary Publications.
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