Jewish men -- Colorado -- Denver
Subject
Subject Source: Local sources
Found in 86 Collections and/or Records:
Bronze Star Medal, 21 May 1951
Item
Identifier: B407.02.0002.00002
Overview
Bronze Star MEdal awarded for for "meritorious achievement in ground operations against the enemy, European Theater of Operations during the Central Europe Campaign".
Certificate of Achievement for Stanley Stein, circa 1960
Item
Identifier: B173.03.0009.0001
Overview
Paper certificate awarded to Stanley Stein by E.R. Squibb and Sons for completing the 63rd Squibb Sales Training Course.
Clippings, 1919
File
Identifier: B311.02.0002
Overview
Series contains 5 scanned pages of newspaper clippings related to the murder of Detective George G. Klein in 1919.
Collection on Rabbi Manuel Laderman
Collection
Identifier: B222
Overview
Rabbi Manuel Laderman was the first full-time spiritual leader at the Hebrew Educational Alliance, serving as Rabbi for 42 years and then as Rabbi Emeritus until his death in 1989. He was also the head of the City of Denver’s department of health and hospitals. Collection contains materials related to Rabbi Manuel Laderman including Ordinance No. 435 to name the new East wing of Denver General after Rabbi Laderman, dedication materials, news clippings, tributes, and posthumous memorials related...
Colorado Heritage Magazine, 2017
Item
Identifier: B367.04.0007.0022
Overview
One issue of the Fall 2017 "Colorado Heritage: The Magazine of History Colorado" with an article entitled The Oberfelder Effect. The article features images from B367.
Congregation Shearith Israel (Tenth Street Shul) Records
Collection
Identifier: B139
Overview
Congregation Shearith Israel (Remnant of Israel), or the Tenth Street Shul as it was also known, was founded in 1899 as a Jewish orthodox synagogue. The young congregation bought a small stone church in Denver at the Tenth Street site in 1903 and remodeled the building to suit its needs as a synagogue. The last of the operating synagogues in the "Old Colfax" area of Denver, Shearith Israel closed its doors in 1958, having been largely used by Jewish businessmen working in the...
"Dad: A Pictorial Biography of Eugene Samuel Spivak", 2018 March
Item
Identifier: B250.01.0001.0014
Overview
Biography of Eugene Samuel Spivak, grandson of Dr. Charles D. Spivak, written by Eugene's son Chuck. Titled "Dad: A Pictorial Biography of Eugene Samuel Spivak".
David E. Eisenberg Scrapbook, 1922-1944
Item
Identifier: B299.01.00001
Overview
Consist of a scanned copy of a scrapbook. Scrapbook contains newspaper clippings, photographs, concert programs, a few signed headshots from other musicians (one from Moissaye Boguslawski), and an honorary doctoral certificate in music from the Boguslawski College of Music in 1936. Digitized - no hard copy.
David Gross Papers
Collection
Identifier: B140
Overview
David Gross was born in Austria-Hungary and died at the age of 53 on February 23, 1920. David Gross married Rosa Printz in 1894 in Denver, Colorado. He retired from active business when in his 40s and devoted his time to philanthropic efforts. David Gross was particulary involved with the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society (JCRS), serving as the first vice-president. As chairman of the house committee he personally chose food at the markets in the early morning, and established a deli at JCRS....
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David Gross Papers
David Silver Certificates and Plaques
Collection
Identifier: B334
Overview
David Silver was a Holocaust survivor who immigrated to Denver, CO. In Denver he was a very active mason and a Shriner with El Jebel. Collection contains certificates, and plaques related to David Silver from 1957 through 1999.