Jewish children
Found in 584 Collections and/or Records:
Henry Schoen and Tari Sigman, between 1940-1950
Henry Schoen sits at a dining table holding his granddaughter Tari Sigman.
Henry Schoen as a Young Boy, between 1890-1895
Henry Schoen as a young boy sits in a panel truck with a woman as a young girl stands on the hood. On the side of the truck is printed, ''H.D. Messel; Merc. Co.; Men's Furnishings; 1722 Lawrence St.''
Henry Schoen with Daughter Vivienne, circa 1917
Henry Schoen lying on the grass in a park. His daughter Vivienne stands behind him with her arms around him.
Herman and Nettie Weinberger Family, circa 1915
Formal studio portrait of Herman and Nettie Weinberger (seated center) surrounded by their twelve children. Back row left to right are Henry, Fannie, Jacob, Ethel, and Joseph; middle row left to right are Rose, Herman, Nettie, Lulu, and Simon; and front row left to right are Maurice, Jennie, Arnold, and Pauline.
Herman and Nettie Weinberger Family, between 1915-1925
Herman and Nettie Weinberger (seated center) pose outside a house surrounded by their twelve children. Back row left to right are Fannie, Joseph, Simon, Arnold, Maurice, Henry, Jacob, and Jennie and front row left to right are Rose, Pauline, Nettie, Herman, Lulu, and Ethel.
Herman and Nettie Weinberger Family, 1889
Formal studio portrait of Herman and Nettie Weinberger and ten of their children. Back row left to right are Herman, Pauline, Simon and Nettie; middle row left to right are Maurice, Henry, Rose, Fannie, and Jacob; and seated front row left to right are Jennie, Ethel, and Joseph.
Herman and Nettie Weinberger Family, circa 1915
Formal studio portrait of Herman and Nettie Weinberger (seated center) surrounded by their twelve children. Back row left to right are Henry, Fannie, Jacob, Ethel, and Joseph; middle row left to right are Rose, Herman, Nettie, Lulu, and Simon; and front row left to right are Maurice, Jennie, Arnold, and Pauline.
Herman and Nettie Weinberger Family, between 1915-1925
Herman and Nettie Weinberger (seated center) pose outside a house surrounded by their twelve children. Back row left to right are Fannie, Joseph, Simon, Arnold, Maurice, Henry, Jacob, and Jennie and front row left to right are Rose, Pauline, Nettie, Herman, Lulu, and Ethel.
Herman and Nettie Weinberger Family, 1889
Formal studio portrait of Herman and Nettie Weinberger and ten of their children. Back row left to right are Herman, Pauline, Simon and Nettie; middle row left to right are Maurice, Henry, Rose, Fannie, and Jacob; and seated front row left to right are Jennie, Ethel, and Joseph.
Hobbies at the National Jewish Home for Asthmatic Children in Denver, 1947 February
A group of unidentified boys using saws to cut wood for a hobby project. The boys were in the care of the National Jewish Home for Asthmatic Children in Denver, which later became part of the National Jewish Hospital.