The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art
Nestled along Route 66 in Tulsa, the Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art invites travelers to explore a unique fusion of culture and history. Dive into captivating exhibits that showcase Jewish heritage through stunning art and artifacts, all while immersing yourself in the rich stories that connect this vibrant community. With a Google rating of 4.7, it's a must-visit stop that adds depth and diversity to your Mother Road journey. Experience the artistry and spirit that make this museum a cherished gem on your Route 66 adventure!
Lee Lee
a year ago"Humbling experience. Almost all races have gone through something tragic. The Indian Removal Act, Slavery, The Holocaust & more! I truly do love learning about other cultures. The Lord God creations are beautiful Africans, Jewish, Native, Hispanic, and Indigenous people! 💙 Best experience!"
Jeff “El Heffe” McCurley
3 months ago"This was such a great learning experience. HIGHLY recommend."
Aaron Rigby
7 months ago"worth it 100%. traveling collections and mainstay of full history of Judaism along with knowledgeable tours"
Mark Angel
2 years ago"Oh my goodness... History is an amazing thing.. I can't believe the suffering and death of so many innocent people, just because of who they are.. I didn't get a chance to go into the museum. It was closed today. But the park around it is beautiful. Moses was buried in a valley. When I walked through the park, I couldn't help to think about that. I went inside the main office to ask a question. And ended up talking with a Guy who worked there. He was very informative about so many events in the human world. Thank you, Charlie for your time."
Jonah Aguilar
2 years ago"I was joyfully surprised to find that the Sherwin Museum of Jewish Art is as rich in Jewish culture as Oklahoma is rich in oil. A beautiful refuge of Jewish history and the Jewish people. Between the Holocaust exhibit, Purim mask contest, and Jewish life exhibits, anyone can learn so much about what is is like to be Jewish and what it has been like to be Jewish. I highly recommend this museum to anyone in the area that has not already been"
