Jewish women -- Colorado -- Denver
Found in 164 Collections and/or Records:
Pearl Wolfson Papers
Daughter of Max and Flora Hayutin, Pearl Hayutin Wolfson had 3 siblings (Freda, Irwin, and Benjamin) and married Meyer Wolfson in 1938. They had 4children, Risa Wolfson Maillin, Stanley Wolfson, Lynn Wolfson Zwerling, and Morey Wolfson. Collection contains pamphlets, letters, news clippings, awards, a book, titled Tapestry: A Collection of Stories Woven by Jewish Women related to Pearl Wolfson from 1970 through 2006.
Pearle Rae Song Album, 1994
Tape has 14 songs Pearle Rae recorded but didn’t write.
Photo Album, 1912 - 1925
Photo album contains photographs of the Bronfin family with unidentified persons.
Photographs, circa 1960s
Various Hadassah event photographs in black and white. Unknown events but many have individuals identified on the reverse side.
Photographs, circa 1970s
Various Hadassah event photographs in black and white and some in color. Hadassah 65th Birthday Celebration and other unknown events but many have individuals identified on the reverse side.
Photographs of Board Members on CD, 2007 February
5 Photographs of Hadassah Board members in February of 2007. Pictures are very poor quality and over exposed. The disc contains 25 photos but 20 seem to be just to use up the role of film (ie. photos of floor, shopping cart) and thus those were no copied to the server.
Photographs on CD, 2005 Summer
28 Photographs from a Hadassah trip to the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, CO including images of the Chapel.
Portraits of Evelyn Paper Himelgrin, 1932-1945
Three formal portraits, all black and white, of Evelyn Paper at age 4, age 17 and her senior high school picture.
Prize Fighters, circa 1960
Oil painting of boxers titled "Prize Fighters" (written on the back). Two boxers are fighting in the ring with an out-of-focus crowd in the background. Boxer in red crouches in a defensive pose while the boxer in black sends a punch over the other boxer's head. Signed "Goldberg" on bottom right.
Puff Box, Late 19th - Early 20th Century
White china powder box with pink roses with a brass handle and brass lid. Would have held face powder and a powder puff. Also known as a puff box.