Jewish families
Found in 548 Collections and/or Records:
Swike Family Portrait, between 1880-1910
Formal studio portrait of the Swike family. Standing left to right are J. Swike, Abe Swike, and Regina Swike Fist and seated are the Swike parents and Lottie Swike.
Terry Winograd, Nina Judd, and Eileen (Beverly) Dubin, circa 1950
Terry Winograd, Nina Judd, and Eileen (Beverly) Dubin, from left to right, are standing on a lawn. Nina Judd's father Morris Judd sits in a car behind them. Terry Winograd is wearing a cap, sweater, and a cap. The girls are wearing dresses and coats.
The East European Newcomers, Panel 1, 2001
One of 12 exhibit display panels from the exhibit "Blazing the Trail: Denver's Jewish Pioneers." Panel titled "The East European Newcomers" features more historical information and includes the Cotopaxi Colonists, the Quiat Family, Golda Meir, the Toltz Family and a Hayutin/Ginsberg outing to Balanced Rock.
The East European Newcomers, Panel 2, 2001
One of 12 exhibit display panels from the exhibit "Blazing the Trail: Denver's Jewish Pioneers." Panel titled "The East European Newcomers" includes Joseph and Nettie Goldfain, Gorden Family, Yiddish Theater, Kortz family, Ellis and BEssie Ruttman Wedgle, Robert Lazar Miller, and the Avrech Family.
The Holy Scriptures, 1947
The Loewensterns of Nara Visa and Amarillo, 2008
The booklet is the product of the New Mexico Jewish Historical Society's Jewish Pioneer Oral History Video Archive Project, conducted in partnership with the Department of History and the Center for Regional Studies at the University of New Mexico. The booklet is composed of recollections of members of the Loewenstern family.
Tillie Winograd and Eleanor Winograd, circa 1926
Tillie Winograd and her daughter Eleanor Winograd are standing on a lawn in front of a brick house with a porch.
Tillie Winograd, Harold Winograd, and Eleanor Winograd, 1920
Tillie Winograd holding her son Harold. Her daughter Eleanor Winograd is standing beside her on Tillie's parent's (Pinsky) porch at 1213 Decatur St., in Denver.
Tobin's Pharmacy Grand Opening Flyer, 1936 August 9
Flyer states "Announcing the GRAND OPENING of Tobin's Pharmacy" "Corner West Colfax and Newton" "This Sunday, August 9th" "Free ice cream--gifts--cigars free with every purchase". Flyer lists merchandise such as "baby needs" and "red-hot beer, wine, whiskey specials". The bottom of the flyer advertises "We carry the most complete line of of prescription supplies in the city", lists the address, and other information.
Unidentified Portraits, 1861-1910
A portrait of a man and a portrait of a woman encased in glass and a tin-type in a case of a Confederate soldier.