Philadelphia: Famous Jewish museum files for bankruptcy protection | Israel Hayom
The National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia filed for bankruptcy protection Monday, seeking relief from debt brought by construction efforts.
Phil Darivoff, chair of the museum’s board, told The Philadelphia Inquirer the museum has been carrying millions of dollars in debt since it opened its 100,000-square-foot location at Independence Mall in 2010. The 150-million dollar terra cotta and glass facility replaced a small brick building about a block away.
Phil Darivoff, chair of the museum’s board, told The Philadelphia Inquirer the museum has been carrying millions of dollars in debt since it opened its 100,000-square-foot location at Independence Mall in 2010. The 150-million dollar terra cotta and glass facility replaced a small brick building about a block away.
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