Box JHC Miscellaneous Manuscript Collection Box 10

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Black and white photograph (8 x 10). Directed by Charlotte Finger, Martha Levy, and Harriet Grossfield, along with Rabbi Avery Grossfield.

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Five color photographs (4 x 4).

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Color photograph (3.5 x 5).

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Color photograph (3.5 x 3.5).

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Black and white photograph (4.5 x 7).

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Black and white photograph (5.5 x 7).

Scope and Contents Full page advertisement from the Sunday News (Charleston, S.C.) for Furchgott and Brothers in Charleston, South Carolina, dated November 13, 1910. Items advertised include ladies' tailored coat suits for $15.00 to $20.00, ladies' fleece lined kimonos for $1.19, and three-inch ready-made embroidered initials for five cents.Also included is a 1971 Citizens and Southern National Bank postcard, on the front of which is a 1900 photograph of King Street...

Scope and Contents Images include black and white portraits of J. N. Nathans; Gertrude Nathans; Solomon Cohen; a group portrait of Hortense Cohen, Clara Solomons, and Zipporah Solomons; two black and white photographs of the Oglethorpe Hotel in Brunswick, Georgia; a black and white, unidentified group portrait, titled "The Four Generations"; a 1952 black and white photograph of the Francis Marion Hotel, Charleston, South Carolina; and a 1952 black and white photograph of St. Philips Church, Charleston, South...

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Transcript, index, and audiocassettes of a taped interview with Anna Cohen Price Ullman conducted by Phyllis Dreyfus on December 1, 1989. Topics discussed are Ullmans family history in Russia, her immigration to America, growing up in New York City, her marriage to Irving Price, and their life in Washington, D.C.

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This collection consists of one black and white photograph of the four Savitz brothers (Maurice, Isaac, Samuel, and Daniel) standing on a street in St. Matthews, South Carolina. Location believed to be at F.R. Huff Drive near Bridge Street.