Box 16

Arthur Wein (first cousin of Jennie Hyman) with wife, Gussie (wedding portrait) ca. 1919: Jules Wein as a toddler, ca. 1920s.

Portrait of Pauline Hirschfeld, ca. 1920s; portraits of Dr. Isadore Hirschfeld, ca. 1940s; candid image of Isadore and Pauline Hirschfeld with Judy and Billy, Leon and Harriet Keyserling.

Portrait of Rachel Rosenfarb ca. 1940s; school photographs of Rebecca and Devra Coren, Rachel Rosenfarb Coren's children.

Formal photographs of extended family at William Keyserling's 80th birthday celebration (1949) at Ocean View Café in Beaufort, SC; group photograph of William Keyserling's relatives (mainly his brother's children); most relatives are identified.

Leroy Keyserling, ca. 1915; unidentified relatives (most are children); Uncle Bernard Levy (of Walterboro) ca. 1890s; cousins of William Keyserling in Europe (Yakov, Nadya and Senya), 1937; Mark Keyserling ca. 1900, 1946; candid of Mary and Abe Rosenstein, ca. 1940s-1950s; Leonard Keyserling, 1928; unidentified, possibly a Hyman? ca. 1920s.

Townsend family, ca. 1909; friends of Beth Keyserling (may include Doris Hyman) ca. 1915; David-----, co-worker of William Keyserling, 1926; Ganni Tarrano, Mary Dublin Keyserling's god son, 1948; two unidentified African Americans outside India G. Shanklin Library, Beaufort, SC, ca. 1940s; D. Ben Gurion, Pres. State of Israel (friend of Leon Keyserling); Margaret Sanders.

Civil War era churches in Beaufort; Beaufort High School building (before addition); Keyserling home (Bay St), Rosalyn and Milton Schreiber at Bay Street home; family dogs, street scenes of Beaufort.

Images of the Beaufort River; downtown Beaufort; boats on the water; first bridge to Lady's Island; photos of Keyserling's original home on St. Helena Island; Sam's Point Dock; landing with logs loaded.

Store at Sam's Point Dock; Rosalyn and Herbert feeding a deer; Bennie at Uncle Mark's; Uncle Mark.

African American women sitting on remains of railway rails, in or near Beaufort, SC, at gas station, ("Keyserling" sign in the background of several pictures); bull dog, Bumpy; African American girls leaning against log truck; two men hunting (Herbert ?).