The history of the Jewish Catskills before the Borscht Belt was born
A string of new projects pay homage to the Jewish history in the Catskills—and the area’s Jewish revival
A recent gathering of 56 survivors in the Hudson Valley was a painful and uncomfortable reminder that living memory of the Holocaust has nearly run out forever
In her new book, photographer Marisa Scheinfeld documents the ruins of resorts in the Catskills, ‘America’s Jewish Vacationland’
As a kid in 1970s Los Angeles, I thought my mother’s behavior was typical. Now I wonder: Could I have helped her sooner?
Venerable Jewish vacation spots to be replaced by upscale housing
Decades ago, they spent summers together. Last month, dozens gathered again to see what had become of their mountain retreat.
The iconic Catskills hotel to become a health and wellness resort
But in an in-depth interview with Tablet Magazine, he also gets serious about Israel, anti-Semitism, and why Italians love him
Comic, actor, and the man behind Triumph the Insult Comic Dog
Waiter at Catskills-themed restaurant reportedly steals $125K from guest credit cards
A ghostly chaise at Grossinger’s, rubble at the Concord, and other photos of once-great Catskills resorts
Forget cleaning for Passover and instead head to a luxury hotel for the holiday
Tania Grossinger chronicles her childhood at the Catskills resort
Gertrude Berg conquered America. Why is she still something of a mystery?
