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Index of Photos in
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
A Jewish History of the 20th Century
(JewishHistoryUSA Publishers, 2001)
Numbers in bold are page numbers.
p.2: Ohef Sholom's original Cumberland St. edifice, ca. 1909-22. 5: J. Crockin furniture store, Church St., ca. 1905. 6: Beth El, Cumberland St., after 1909. 9: Ohef Sholom at Freemason and Tripoli Sts., ca. 1902-06. 14: B'nai Israel, Cumberland St., ca. 1940s. 17: Samuel Streen and Sarah Streen Japha, Pine Beach pier, 1907. 20: Ads for Abe's Franklin Shop and Zion Cottage, Ocean View, Hebrew Pioneer; 1914. 22: Mikro Kodesh's original Eleventh St. edifice, ca. 1950. 25: Benjamin A. Banks, office, ca. 1911. 38-39: Amdursky's Restaurant, menu, 1920s. 40: Kahal Chasidim, Holt St., ca. 1940. 42: Rabbi Alexander Steinbach, Beth El pulpit, ca. 1925. 45: Samuel Streen's saloon on Church St., interior, Streen and Leon Salzberg, ca. 1901. 50: Virginia National Bank (formerly Church Street Bank), Church St., ca. 1930. 52: Rabbi Jacob D. Gordon. 54: Perlin's meat market, Church St., ca. 1922. 56: State Senate campaign headquarter of B.A. Banks, 1925. 59: Norfolk Talmud Torah, Harry Snyder and others, 1923. 66: National Council of Jewish Women's Holt Street Settlement House kindergarten, children playing outside, ca. 1926-27. 66B: Beth El school faculty, ca. 1929; Beth El Purim play, Sarah Cohen Furr and others, 1924. 67: Mount Sinai Hospital, operating room, possibly Louis Berlin, 1926-27. 70: Max Berent's market and grocery, interior, left to right: Max, Fannie Berent, Philip Berent, and others, 1926. 70B: Ad for I. Caplan and Son (formerly B. Richter's Department Store), 1918. 76: Ad for Yosele Rosenblatt concert, Yiddish, ca. 1925. 96: Ad for L. Snyder's, Church St., early 1930s. 97: Ad for Crockin-Levy furniture store, early 1930s. 99: Ads for Batleman's furs, Goldsticker's groceries, The Hub men's clothing, Barr's jewelers (formerly Goldberg's), Rosenberg's groceries, Beerman Optical, and Stein's clothiers, early 1930s. 105: Frolics baseball team, Portsmouth, Jake Goodman, Harry Legum, and others, ca. 1912. 111: Young Men's Hebrew Association baseball team, ca. 1915. 114: Unity Club, officers and board, after 1924. 117: Schlain's Market, Olney Rd., interior, 1928. 118: Modern Ghent Hebrew School class, in front of Maury High School, 1937. 151: Church St., south from Freemason St., exteriors of A.J. Legum Furniture store, Robinson's Hall, Amdursky's, Ford Furniture, and other stores, ca. 1941. 160: Portraits of servicemen, Marx brothers, 1917-1944. 160B: Passover at home of Alex Siegel, Wood St., 1911. 174: Dave Friedman checking truckload of food for Israel, Southern Jewish Outlook, 1949. 175: Caplan's Pharmacy, Church St., exterior, 1948. 176: Leaders of U.J.A. drive, Nat Kaye, Zea Cohen, and others, 1949. 177: Zionist Organization of America event, B. Kaminsky, Joe Hecht, and others, 1949. 181: Caplan's Pharmacy, interior, ca. 1960. 183: B. Perlin and Perlman's Kosher Market, exteriors, Church St., ca. 1945. 187: Parlor meeting, Paul Lipkin (second person seated between mirrors), Rabbi Malcolm Stern (seated, facing camera, far right) and others, 1950s. 188: Temple Emanuel cornerstone-laying ceremony, Nathan Polis and others, Virginia Beach, 1951. 189: U.J.F. Women's Division, Joyce Hofheimer Strelitz, June Goldburg Warner, and speaker, late 1950s. 190: U.J.F. officers, David Krug, Sidney Gates, and others, late 1950s. 191: Abba Eban, guest speaker, with Stanley Peck and others, early 1960s. 192: U.J.F. campaign speaker with Mickey Kramer, Arthur Kaplan, and others, early 1960s. 193: Jewish Community Center activities for the military, on Spotswood Ave., Flo Schwartz, David Hahn, and others, late 1950s; scene at party for military at Norfolk Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, late 1950s. 194: B'nai B'rith Distinguished Service Award presentation to David Friedman, with Paul Lipkin and Bertram Nusbaum, 1961. 196: Harry Golden with U.J.F. director Ephriam Spivak, 1959. 201: Tom Hofheimer, Roz Landres, and others in Israel during Mission Renewal, 1978.