Jewish women
Found in 1532 Collections and/or Records:
Organizational Letterhead, Invitation and Program, between 1922-1942
Oval White Cotton Doily, between 1912-1920
An oval shaped white cotton doily. The crocheted pinwheel pattern in the center was created by using the eyelet stitch. Several rows of varying and open styles of crochet give the doily a delicate look. Handmade by Anna F. Ginsberg Hayutin.
Papers, 1908
Scanned copy of lease between Harris Pellish and Ella Sobol for 2715 West Colfax to be used as a theatre.
Parents of Henry Schoen, between 1880-1900
Formal studio portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Schoen, parents of Henry Schoen.
Party at Molly Steinberg, between 1910-1930
Seven unidentified young women at a party. Six of the girls stand with a foot each on the seventh girl who is lying on the floor.
Party at Mr. and Mrs. Greinitz Home, between 1900-1920
Several individuals crowd into the front room of Mr. and Mrs. Greinitz's house for a group photograph during a party. Identified individuals are Edward Greenblatt, Florence Greenblatt Siegel, Rena Greenblatt, J. M. Goodstein, Mrs. Barish, Sara Allen, Tillie Bronstein, Esther Hyman, Willie Goodstein, Sara Pinder, and Fred Goodstein.
Paul and Fannie Libert in Edgewater, 1917 December
Paul and Fannie Libert stand in a grain field on their farm in Edgewater, Colorado.
Paula Erdman, circa 1940
Studio portrait of Paula Erdman as a young woman wearing a sweater and a bow in her hair.
Pearl Hayutin, between 1880-1912
Studio portrait of Pearl Hayutin, mother of Max, Harry, Morris S., and Jacob.
Pearl Hayutin Portrait, circa 1909
Formal portrait of Pearl Hayutin, wife of Solomon Hayutin, mother of Morris Hayutin and grandmother of Peryle Hayutin Beck. Four of her granddaughters were named Pearl.