Jewish businesspeople
Found in 406 Collections and/or Records:
Interior of Phil Brown's Kosher Butcher Shop, circa 1927
Interior of Phil Brown's Kosher Butcher Shop. Phil Brown is standing behind the counter with an unidentified man. The shop was located in Denver, Colorado.
Interior of Rockmont Envelope Company with Employees, between 1930-1950
Interior of the Rockmont Envelope Company in Denver, Colorado. Four unidentified employees are pictured, three of which are seated at desks and one is standing.
Interior of Royal Liquors in Pueblo, Colorado, circa 1932
Interior of Royal Liquors in Pueblo, Colorado. The store was located at 117 E. 4th Street and was the first liquor store in Pueblo after prohibition was abolished. The store was owned by Albert Stein.
Interior of Stein Retail Store and Employees, between 1913-1914
Employees of the Stein Retail store in Pueblo, Colorado. The employees are standing inside the store and there are various items for sale around them. From left to right: Jim Chavez, John Myers, W.C. ''Bill'' Ohlman, Billy Sisson, Albert Stein, ''B'' Blackburn, Emanuel Stein, Minnie Stein, Max Stein.
Interior of Stein's Market in Pueblo, Colorado, 1926 October 4
Interior of Stein's Market in Pueblo, Colorado. The market was located at 115 East 4th Street. Two unidentified employees stand behind a counter and an unidentified woman stands in front of one of the counters.
Ira M. Beck Seated at his Desk, circa 1975
Ira M. Beck sits at his desk at Central Electric Supply Company. Beck became president of the company in 1969, succeeding his father Sam Beck, who founded the company and was elected chairman. Located at 500 Quivas Street in Denver, Colorado, Central Electric was a leading wholesale distributor of electrical construction material and lighting equipment in the Rocky Mountain region.
Isadore Elkan and Anna Freudenthal Solomon, 1997
Isidor Hilb, 1976 August 26
Isidor Hilb was born in Germany in 1884 and arrived in the U.S. in 1898. In Denver he started what became Hilb & Co.. Married to Greta Hilb, he passed away in 1952.
J. L. Brown Hide Co., 1929
File contains two checks from the J.L. Brown Hide Company at 1821 15th Street, Denver, CO from January of 1929. Benjamin Sosny owned the company and his youngest daughter, Sylvia Sosny's photo appears on the checks. File also contains one printed page from 2007 about the acquisition of these checks from Eileen and David Naiman, who donated them to Beck Archives.
Jaffa Opera House, circa 1976
Street view of the Jaffa Opera House in Trinidad, Colorado. Signs on the building say: "Trinidad Opera House, 1882," "The Hausman Drug Co.," and "Main St. Liquor."