Support the Borscht Belt Museum

Film Fest Sponsorship

Heating System urgent upgrade

Keep up the good work- Jennifer Mien Mien Lin & Joe DiMenna

MY DAD CLOSED THE CLOTHING STORE IN THE BRONX AND THE WHOLE FAMILY WENT UP TO THE JEWISH CATSKILLS, TO A DIFFERENT HOTEL FOR A WEEK EVERY YEAR. HE LOVED THE FISHING, MEALS, POOL, ENTERTAINMENT.

Sheila enjoyed visiting the Raleigh, the Pines and the Laurels with her best friends, and theme weekends at the Concord with other friends and bungalow colonies with her family (Klein's, Melchick's and Kaufman Manor)...we visited Kutsher's for Passover Seders, and also enjoyed visiting the "Vacationland" exhibit at the Borscht Belt Museum!

Larry, was our table's waiter in the summer of 1970, hard working with wit and a smile.

Happy HVAC installation day!

Wishing the Museum, its staff and board, its festivals, comedy & lecture series, its community outreach & ties, and its building & development programs every success going forward!

Bless my memories of Lesser's Bungalow Colony (21 unlocked units) then at the end of Leghorn Rd. in Kerhonkson. Weekly bingo, movie night, Sat nite 'specials', BBQs, day camp, softball kids & adults, pool, bread/milk orders daily from the casino, chicken coops in the background. Going to Lipton's market in 'town' or Eddie's Country Fair in Ellenville for a spin on the wheel to see how much my ice cream cone will cost (free win I hope). Shopping next at Daitch Shopwell (now a hardware chain there) and buying flavored Wishniak soda 12 oz cans on sale 10/.89 . Going fishing for carp in Wallkill or Gardiner.

Thank you for housing this museum.

This donation is on behalf of our late grandfather, Seymour Rosenthal, who passionately told the stories of past generations through his art and soul.

Remembering Harriet and Jerry Ehrlich, my parents, Alice and Jack Spitalnik, Dale Irizarry, Jane Rothman and Jeff Spitalnik- My cousins who owned the hotel and all of my immediate family that worked at The Pines and The Raleigh for decades.