From Telegram to Hyperlink: A Legacy of Connecting

Shmuel L. Shneiderman's "Literarisch Bleter" id card

Shmuel L. Shneiderman’s Literarisch Bleter press identification card, Warsaw, Poland, 1926, Weitzman 2022.3.82

From Telegram to Hyperlink: A Legacy of Connecting
How generations of one family helped audiences far and wide understand the twentieth century.

Photographer David Seymour, journalists Eileen and Samuel L. Shneiderman, and computer scientist Ben Shneiderman chose different career paths, but all used the technology of their times to become leading figures in documenting world events and sharing them with widespread and diverse audiences.

From the battlefields and courtrooms of the 20th century to the computer screens and classrooms of our time, each member of this family used communications and networking skills to document current events and advocate for the well-being of Jews around the world.

Join The Weitzman as it celebrates Ben Shneiderman’s donation of materials related to his family. From pre-war Poland to cyber space, explore his family’s amazing saga in our galleries and online.

A SWEET CELEBRATION!

Join us on Wednesday, March 5 as chef Molly Yeh, star of Girl Meets Farm, joins James Beard Award winner Ellen Yin for a delightful dive into Yeh’s new book Sweet Farm!. Enjoy an evening of sweet treats, stories, and a Q&A, followed by a book signing.

Molly Yeh’s Sweet Farm! is a love letter to all things sweet, featuring over 100 recipes born from her life on a sugar beet farm. From nostalgic, church cookbook-inspired favorites to inventive treats that draw on her Asian and Jewish heritage, Molly’s recipes highlight her signature blend of fun, flavor, and approachability.

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