Early Radomer Friendly Society social gathering prior to 1925

In 1989 The Beth Radom Sisterhood presented this plaque to Heddy Green, in appreciation of her contributions to Congregation. As many of the women associated with the Sisterhood, Mrs. Green filled many volunteer positions in the Shul.

Gifted to Beth Radom by Poland’s Forum for Dialogue. This Christian organization located in Poland brings the history of Jewish presence to high schools through trained peer mentors. This respectful study of forgotten Jewish history and practice recently culminated in one of the first Seders to be held in the Town of Radom since 1968. The framed poster celebrating this event hangs in the Beth Radom Museum.

Shulam Rosenbaum, early member of the Radom Organizations, he held multiple positions on the Beth Radom governing board for more than 20 years.

As early as 1925 chapters of the Radomer Mutual Benefit Society could be found throughout the world. The Society welcomed the Jews of Radom into their communities, helped families find work and lodging. Today, Toronto hosts the final building which bears the name Beth Radom.

Accomplished artist Jakub Zucker was born in Radom Poland in 1900. His artistic works hang in galleries around the world. A book of his works and an original painting were donated to Beth Radom in 2017.

Donated by Dr. Binkowski and Family of Warsaw, Poland. Original Oil Painting by Jakub Zucker - born in Radom Poland in 1900.