Black-and-white photographic postcard of the vacation house for Dutch Jewish children in Wijk aan Zee. In 1885, the Herstellings- en Vacantieoord voor Israëlietische Kinderen (Recovery and Vacation Place for Israelite Children) was established at Beverwijk. Some years later, its name was changed to the Israëlietisch Herstellings- en Vacantieoord te Wijk aan Zee (Israelite Recovery and Vacation Place at Wijk aan Zee). During the 1930s, the institution came to be known as the Jozeboko, short for Joodsche Zee- en Boschkolonies (Jewish Sea and Forest Colonies).
