Visit

בִּקּוּר

We welcome visitors, school groups, and scholars. Plan your visit to the Museum of the Scroll below — and please note that some visits are by appointment, so it is always best to contact us before you come.

Hours & visits

The Museum welcomes visitors by appointment. We are glad to arrange a time that works for you, your family, or your group — including private viewings and guided tours of the scrolls.

Day Availability
Sunday – Thursday By appointment
Friday Limited — by appointment before midday
Shabbat & Jewish holidays Closed

To arrange a visit, call (551) 238-7791 or email ben@museumofthescroll.org.

Admission

As a nonprofit, we welcome visitors by appointment with a suggested donation that supports our conservation and education work. Members and children visit free. Please don’t let cost be a barrier — everyone is welcome.

Suggested donation

$18

Per adult visitor

Students & seniors

$10

Suggested

Children & members

Free

Always welcome

Getting here

The Museum of the Scroll serves the New Jersey and Greater New York area. Because viewings are by appointment, we confirm the exact location with you when you book — whether at our premises or, for groups, sometimes at your community.

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Group & school visits

We offer guided tours for synagogue groups, day schools, and yeshivot. Please arrange group visits in advance by contacting ben@museumofthescroll.org.

Plan your visit

Questions about hours, access, or group bookings? We’re glad to help.

Contact Us

The Museum of the Scroll is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. We locate, document, and repair Sifrei Torah, place them with communities that will read from them, and teach the history and craft of the scribal tradition. Admission is free, our programs are open to the public, and all contributions fund this work.

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