Passover Online: Historical Haggadot

A team of volunteers combined fragments of Haggadah manuscripts from the Cairo Geniza to assemble a complete Haggadah. The text is a combination of Judeo-Arabic (Arabic written in Hebrew Script) and Judeo-Persian (Persian written in Hebrew Script), as well as other languages.

The Haggadah in Hebrew and English with images of fragments from the Cairo Geniza Haggadah.

Several beautiful illuminated Haggadot from the Sephardic Collection at the University of Washington. Be patient while the images load.

Beautiful Haggadot with colorful illuminations to download and print, These Haggadot have been made available from the collections of the National Library of Israel.
The Haggadot include ones from Prague (1556), northern Italy (circa 1450), Amsterdam (1738), Morocco (20th century), The Golden Haggadah (14th century), Spain (14th century) and more.

This is a Sephardi Haggadah from Catalonia, Spain and was created in the 14th century.
This digital facsimile is from the digital collection of the British Library, UK.

This manuscript is held in the collections of the New York Public Library.

A collection of nine Haggadot that were created in different countries and at different times from the 1400s to the 1700s. In this gallery there are Haggadot from France, Germany, Moravia, the Netherlands, Italy, and China.

These digital facsimiles are in the collections of Hebrew Union College.