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Meeting the Neighbors
Whether home was a farm, a small town, or the Twin Cities, Jews in the Upper Midwest often found themselves living alongside non-Jewish neighbors. Read about how some Jewish people remembered their neighbors.
You can help fill in the map. Email us with your family’s stories of trying to lead a Jewish life in a small town or rural area in Minnesota or the Dakotas. Or email us with stories that you remember about Jewish neighbors in this three-state region. We will post some of the stories.
top photo: Mochel and David Schloff serving Indian Customers in their Hazen, North Dakota, general store, about 1925. Courtesy of the Jewish Historical Society of the Upper Midwest.
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