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Hebrew Cemetery Chapel, Present Day
In 1867, Charlotte was a community of 4500. Among these citizens were a handful of devout Jews. Faithful to their laws and traditions, the Hebrew Benevolent Society purchased 11 acres of what is now Statesville Avenue to be their Hebrew cemetery. …
Formal Event, 1929
Sitting left to right on floor: Bea Frankle, Leona Silver, Fay Rose, Edith Perry
Seated left to right: Irving Frankle, Nate Perry, Jeanette Diamond, Margaerite S., unknown, Elinor Hayman, Rhea White, unknown, Stella Levy, Clara Hayman, unknown,…
Seated left to right: Irving Frankle, Nate Perry, Jeanette Diamond, Margaerite S., unknown, Elinor Hayman, Rhea White, unknown, Stella Levy, Clara Hayman, unknown,…
Hebrew Ladies Auxiliary
Hebrew Ladies Auxiliary - affiliated with the Hebrew United Brotherhood
March 11, 1917
March 11, 1917
Louis Silverstein
Four-year-old Louis Silverstein was the son of Benjamin Silverstein, who came to Charlotte in 1893.
I.D. Blumenthal, age 4
This photograph came from the Blumenthal Collection of Special Collections at the University of North Carolina. Pictured is four year old I.D. Blumenthal.