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Preserving Our Community’s Heritage From Generation To Generation

Fanny and Morris’ Wedding, 1912; Mintz family fonds, JAHSENA.
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Louis Rudolph in pharmacy, c1934; Gail Rudolph collection, JAHSENA.

Welcome To JAHSENA

The Jewish Archives and Historical Society of Edmonton and Northern Alberta (JAHSENA), strives to preserve the Jewish heritage of the communities of Edmonton and Northern Alberta through the acquisition, housing, arrangement, cataloging, preservation, restoration and access of collected materials.

What’s New At JAHSENA?

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From Generation to Generation

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Membership

Support JAHSENA and become a part of the continuing quest to preserve our vital historic past.
Memberships are tax-deductible and extend to include spouses.

View Our
Archives Collection

Access an online RAD-compliant searchable database of our holdings on the Archives Network of Alberta database. Our fonds-level descriptions are also accessible via Archives Canada. Other finding aids are available in the archives for on-site access.

From left to right, top to bottom:

1. Klondike Days, c1968; Adler family fonds, JAHSENA.
2. Pinsky Children, 1918; Rabbi Pinsky collection, JAHSENA.
3. Louise Rosie Dashevsky, 1941; Adler family fonds, JAHSENA.
4. Albert Superstein, c1940; Leo (Sonny) Superstein fonds, JAHSENA.
5. Podersky Family Home, Lacombe Alta, c1900; Singer family fonds, JAHSENA.

Browse Our Library Catalogue

Available for lending to JAHSENA members or for on-site use.