Scottish Jewish Archives

		The Gorbals Jewish Community in 1901 Harvey L Kaplan 2006, 44pp, £5.00 A snapshot of the vibrant Jewish community in the Gorbals area of Glasgow in 1901, based on a detailed analysis of the 1901 Census, but drawing also on a wide range of contemporary sources. Contains details of almost 800 heads of households. Illustrated throughout.
		Glasgow Jewish Journeys Published jointly with Limmud Scotland 2006, 20pp, £2.00 Collection of reminiscences about Jewish life in Glasgow from the early 19th century to the present day, interspersed with photographs from the Scottish Jewish Archives Centre.
		Second City Jewry The Jews of Glasgow in the Age of Expansion 1790-1919 Dr Kenneth E. Collins 1990, 250 pp, £6.95 The story of the Jews of Glasgow: their religious and social structure, their cultural, educational and political activities, and their integration into the life of the city
		Scotland’s Jews Dr Kenneth E Collins 1999, 36 pp, £1.00 A brief history of the Jews in Scotland including information about the contemporary Jewish community in Scotland and a brief study guide on Judaism
		Hannah Frank, A Glasgow Artist: Drawings and Sculpture. Edited by Fiona Frank, the artist’s niece. 2004, 208 pp, 200 plates, £21.50 Hannah Frank studied at the Glasgow School of Art in the 1920s and exhibited in the Royal Academy,Royal Glasgow Institute and Royal Scottish Academy as well as producing posters for Glasgow Jewish institutions in the 1940s. ‘Magnificently produced and a joy to look at’.