Box 1

Contains bankbook from the Bank of Charleston, a car payment book to General Motors Acceptance Corporation, and a 1918 letter from the Red Cross in Frankfurt, Germany, notifying him of the death of his parents.

Also includes petition for citizenship.

Includes bankbooks, correspondence, and assorted legal documents including a general release from the Jewish hospital of Brooklyn, a designation of beneficiary form, and a photocopy of Hirsch's birth certificate.

Photocopy of honorable discharge certificate from the United States Army.

Certification letter of promotion to high school from the Courtenay Public School.

Includes assorted correspondence, clippings, and receipts, as well as Hirsch's certificate of naturalization, Lyric Theatre playbills listing Hirsch as an actor, a 1940 program of the 18th Kalushiner Society Banquet, and a 1949 black and white cast photo of a Womanless Wedding staged in the social hall of the Beth Israel synagogue.

Also includes last will and testament.

Contains a report card from the third grade, handmade high school banquet menus, achievement medal awarded from the Bennett Public School, and a letter from the War Department to Isidore Itzic Lancer, father of David Lancer and father-in-law of Betty Hirsch Lancer, announcing the death of his son, Murray Lancer, killed by friendly fire on 31 December 1944, as well as a letter to David Lancer from Lt. E. J. Urban, Murray Lancer's commanding officer.

Photo albums and assorted photographs of the Hirsch, Lancer, and Charen families, relatives, and friends. Photo albums include photographs of Daniel Hirsch and Betty Hirsch, as well as images of family and friends in and around Charleston and on Folly Beach.

Photo albums and assorted photographs of the Hirsch, Lancer, and Charen families, relatives, and friends. Photo albums include photographs of Daniel Hirsch and Betty Hirsch, as well as images of family and friends in and around Charleston and on Folly Beach.