Virginia VA
Jewish Historical Society of Greater Washington (Office & Archives)
701 Fourth Street NW
Washington, DC 20001
(202) 789-0900
(202) 789-0485 - FAX
Collection includes information about the Virginia suburbs of Washington, DC.
The Goldring/Woldenburg Institute of Southern Jewish Life: Initially designed to represent Jews and Jewish culture in Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Arkansas, and Tennessee, the museum reflects the entire South.
4915 I-55 North, Suite 100A
Jackson, MS 39206
PH. (601) 362-6357
FAX (601) 366-6293
Peninsula Jewish Historical Society
25 Stratford Road
Newport News, VA 23601
See Washington, DC for more information on the cemeteries and synagogues in the Washington, DC Area.
Note: Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Werth compiled archival lists and locations of Jewish cemeteries in VA. Samuel Werth, Lafayette Executive Center, Suite #101, 5750 Chesapeake Boulevard, Norfolk, VA 23513. office: (757) 857-1504 These are available at the Virginia Historical Society in Richmond, on microfilm at the Mormon libraries and at Tel-Aviv University Archives, Diaspora Research Institute. These indexes include more than 14,852 names and maps showing locations within the cemetery. Each cemetery is indexed individually and not computerized. The data below is from Mr. Werth unless otherwise indicated. Key to listing sequence for the WERTH information is CITY, Cemetery Name: Sec., # of index books/# of deceased. Found in Werth Indexes, AJA. American Jewish Archives, 3101 Clifton Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45220-2488. Tel: )513) 221-1875, FAX: (513) 221-7812. E-mail: AJA contact form.