Salvador Kibrik, the man who worked towards the opening of the museum, donated Torah scrolls, ancient religious books, mezuzot, ancient coins, paintings and ritual objects.It delves on the topics of the Jewish gauchos, Jewish migration to Argentina, symbols reflecting on the spirit of the growth of the community in the country, the first organizations, Jewish weddings, births, deaths, etc. It also stores documents from Argentina's first Jewish settlers, and from Jewish writes and public personas. The museum also holds a very rare collection of Sephardic torahs from the Middle East..