I was really impressed with my first visit to this museum. They had on display artifacts that were originally on display at a synagog located on Utica St. I first say them when my husband took me to the Synagog to view said artifacts and wanted so to bring my Bible back with me so I could compare what scripture... More

The horror of WWII is brought to life when you see the photos and other items on display. It is sad what men will do to other men/women. More

Don't let the name fool you - there's more to see here than Jewish art. I was surprised to find this museum in Tulsa. It was a rich and detailed experience with much to appreciate, especially if you are Jewish or have some knowledge of Judaism. I recommend it as it is a good value for the price of admission,... More

We spent a lovely morning in this museum. We went to see the wedding customs exhibit, which showcased typical wedding gowns of ethnic groups now living in Oklahoma. It was really interesting - a very novel exhibit. The rest of the museum was also worthwhile. The Jewish religious artifacts were especially interesting (to this non-Jewish girl unfamiliar with them). We... More

I was surprised to find such a museum in a city like Tulsa, which is not known for having a large Jewish population. The museum had a permanent exhibit about the Holocaust as well as exhibits about Jewish rituals, holidays, and Jews in different countries throughout the world. There were also special exhibits. More