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Works Cited "A Brief History of the JTSA."
- Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Homepage. Online. World-Wide Web. 26 Mar. 1997.
A short history of the development of the JTSA supplied on their homepage
at
http://www.JTSA.edu.
- Freudenheim, Tom L., Illuminated Hebrew Manuscripts, 1993, 2-13.
This is the Introduction to a catologue listing the manuscripts on display
at a 1993 exhibition of the JTSA's manuscripts collection. The pamphlet
is without publisher or date of publication.
- "JTSA Library: A History." Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Homepage. Online. World-Wide Web. 26 Mar. 1997.
A history of the development of the library at the JTSA and of the building
up of the manuscript collection. Supplied at the JTSA homepage, at:
http://www.JTSA.edu/library/library/history.html.
- Special Collections: Jewish Theological Seminary of America.
New York, [1990]. 28-31.
This is the JTSA's own pamphlet on the library holdings there. No place
of publication or publisher is noted. The date (1990), is assumed due to
the fact that I have the last two catalogs published and the last one was
in released in 1996.
- Weeren-Griek, Hans van, Illuminated Hebrew Manuscripts. , 1993.
1.
This is the preface from a pamphlet handed out at a 1993 exhibition
of the JTSA's manuscript and rare book collection. The pamphlet is without
publisher or place of publication.
- Weiner, Rickey, ed. The Library: Jewish Theological Seminary of
America. Michael Goldberg Assosciates: New York, 1996.
This is a pamphlet distributed freely at the JTSA library.
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