Jewish women -- Colorado
Subject
Subject Source: Local sources
Found in 14 Collections and/or Records:
AMC Beauty Parlor, after 1954
Item
Identifier: B002.04.0215.0169.00002
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains a photo album, photographs, bulletin pages, drawings, lithographs, and contact sheets of the campus and buildings, patients and family, staff and volunteers, auxiliaries and conventions, and activities connected with the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society and the AMC Cancer Research Center.
Beck Archives Photograph Collection
Collection
Identifier: B063
Overview
The Beck Archives Photograph Collection contains materials which reflect the rich, varied, and vibrant Jewish experience in the Rocky Mountain region, with a special emphasis on Colorado.
Belle Marcus, December 2018
File
Identifier: B111.07.0007.0027
Overview
File contains a copy of Belle's obituary, published in the Intermountain Jewish News, as well as an additional article on her life printed in the newspaper. Belle Marcus (1928-2018) was the director of the Rocky Mountain Jewish Historical Society from 1977-1982.
Collection on Lillian Hoffman
Collection
Identifier: B331
Overview
Collection contains books and videos, related to Lillian Hoffman from 1960 through 2014. Lillian Hoffman was a founding and active member of the Colorado Commitee of Concern for Soviet Jewry. She began public Jewish protests in Denver and was the first to speak to a Soviet Jewish prisoner.
Correspondence - Flo and Morris Mizel, 1950s-1960s
File
Identifier: B302.01.0002.00001
Overview
File contains correspondence between Larry Mizel and Flo and Morris Mizel from the 1950s to the 1960s.
Hebrew Progressive Club of Greeley Records
Collection
Identifier: B160
Overview
The Hebrew Progressive Club was organized as a social and charitable organization by recent Jewish immigrants in Greeley, Colorado. It was formed around 1920 and included men and women. The club became a woman's organization and supported such causes as The Children's Campaign, American Medical Center, Beth Israel Hospital in Denver, National Jewish Hospital and the Jewish Home for Asthmatic Children. An auxiliary was formed as part of the Sisterhood of Beth Israel Synagogue in Greeley, which...
Morris Krupp Objects and Papers
Collection
Identifier: B368
Overview
Morris Krupp, born in Lithuania, broke horses an was a cattle buyer in Colorado. The collection contains a photograph of Goldie and Morris Krupp and a photograph of Morris, a tie pin, and the "Lazy K Lazy L" branding iron registered in 1929 by Morris Krupp. The "K Lazy L" branding iron was registered by Morris Krupp on January 14, 1918. The collection also contains a framed photograph of Goldie Krupp, and a blanket from the Park Lane Hotel. The collection illustrates the lives of a Jewish...
Oral History Interview with Dorothy ''Dokes'' Kobey Berry, 2002 March 22
Item
Identifier: B098.01.0006.00162
Overview
Discusses life as a pioneer in the thriving mining town of Aspen, family ran business there and prospered, growing up without many other Jewish families, school life, teaching in a country school, moved to Denver around 1924, and talks a lot about her family life.
Phil Goodstein Exploring Jewish Colorado Papers
Collection
Identifier: B025
Overview
Phil H. Goodstein (1952- ) is a freelance historian who has written articles and books about Colorado and its history including Exploring Jewish Colorado published in 1992. The book covers Jewish history, people and organizations in Colorado. The papers relate to the writing of the book, Exploring Jewish Colorado, and include correspondence, questionnaires, pamphlets, newspaper clippings, manuscript drafts, galley proofs, photocopies of photographs and illustrations from the book, and a...
Ray David Papers
Collection
Identifier: B226
Overview
Ray Morris David was known as the "Little Mother to the Poor" in Denver after she was hired to supervise relief activities for the Denver Jewish Aid Society. Ray David was born in Mobile, Alabama in 1864, the daughter of German Jewish parents, and died in Denver, Colorado in 1945. She married David David in 1885, but was widowed early and had to support five children. Her first paid position was as a quasi-social worker at National Jewish Hospital and she worked with Seraphine...
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Ray David Papers