Jewish men
Found in 1604 Collections and/or Records:
Picking Columbines, circa 1901
A couple walk up a hill picking columbines along the way.
Picnic Sponsored by Salt Lake Section of National Council of Jewish Women, 1943 August 29
Large group of United States Army men in uniform and women seated and standing on a hillside beside a creek during a picnic sponsored by the Salt Lake Section of National Council of Jewish Women at Morris Warshaw's home. Colonel Ed Silverberg is seated on a rock right of center.
Pizer and Blanche Goodstein Family, between 1915-1920
Formal studio portrait of Pizer and Blanche Goodstein with their children Maurice and Ruth (Faust).
Portrait of a Young Goldfain, between 1920-1940
Formal studio portrait of a young boy in the Goldfain family, possibly George Goldfain.
Portrait of an Unidentified Man, between 1900-1920
Portrait of an unindented man with a large mustache and wearing a suit.
Portrait of Henry Plonsky, between 1920-1930
Henry Plonsky sits, wearing a suit and holding a document in his hand. Polish-born Plonsky arrived in Denver in 1877. He helped form an Orthodox minyan above his store on Larimer Street. He became a successful shoe and boot merchant in partnership with Leopold Mayer and was instrumental in the establishment of the Orthodox Jewish congregation Ahavey Emunah in 1880 and later the Beth HaMedrosh Hagodol Synagogue and the Beth Joseph congregation.
Portrait of Hyman Isaacs, circa 1888
Formal studio portrait of young Hyman Isaacs in Leadville, Colorado.
Portrait of Jesse Shwayder, circa 1929
Formal portrait of Jesse Shwayder standing with his hands in his pockets. In the early 1900s, Jesse Shwayder opened a small luggage factor in Denver with his father, Isaac, and brothers Mark, Maurice, Benjamin, and Solomon. Together they turned it into one of the largest luggage producers in America, the Samsonite Corporation.
Portrait of Leopold Mayer, circa 1900
Formal portrait of Leopold Mayer of Saguache, Colorado with a beard, wearing a suit, collar and tie with stick pin.