Colorado
Found in 60871 Collections and/or Records:
National Endowment for the Humanities Grant, 1970-1978
Types of Materials: report, Correspondence, grant guidelines
National Energy Conservation Challenge, 1977
Types of Materials: Correspondence, newsletter
National Home for Jewish Children, between 1930-1939
A young boy stands on the stairs of the Fannie E. Lorber Building holding his hands and smiling.
National Home for Jewish Children, between 1930-1939
Joey Carsh and four other children sit at a table eating a meal in the National Home for Jewish Children.
National Home for Jewish Children, circa 1923
Several children playing outside in front of the Fannie E. Lorber Building at the National Home for Jewish Children. The Willens Building can be seen to the right.
National Home for Jewish Children Anniversary News Clippings, 1930
Photograph of newspaper clippings from the Denver Post about the National Home for Jewish Children anniversary event. Pictured left to right in one clipping are Selena Royle, Joseph Darrast, Rita Arent, Arline Marilyn Zigler, Donn Cook, and Danny Justman.
National Home for Jewish Children Confirmation Class, between 1930-1939
Seven unidentified young people, four women and three men, all from the National Home for Jewish Children pose on the steps of the Fannie E. Lorber Building dressed up for their Confirmation.
National Home for Jewish Children Fund Raiser, between 1940-1960
A large group of men and women dressed formally and posed around a decorated cake. A sign mounted on the wall behind the group says: ''National Conference Auxiliaries National Home for Jewish Children of Denver.''
National Home for Jewish Children Sewing Class, circa 1928
Sewing class at the National Home for Jewish Children. Identified girls are Bertha Pinsky, Eva Silverman, Sally Moskowitz, Mary Shuster, and Annie Silverman.
National Hospital Week, 1960
The collection includes annual reports, correspondence, limited patient records, meeting minutes, financial statements, reports, scrapbooks, photographs, sound discs, and objects from 1899 to 2009. The items reveal patient demographics and characteristics as well as detailed information regarding the early treatment of tuberculosis.