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Explore more than 100,000 collection items online through the Society’s digital collections. For over two decades, we’ve been scanning, photographing, and digitizing materials from our collections, creating a rich and growing digital archive that brings history closer to you.
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Temple Beth El Organization Chart
January 26, 1956
A chart illustrating the organization of Beth El Temple is shown at their annual meeting.
Temple Beth El Kitchen
November 7, 1950
Three women working in the kitchen of the newly-completed Temple Beth El on Arbor Drive. Three chairmen of the upcoming bazaar are, left to right: Mrs. Harry (Flavina) Heilprin, 4128 Hiawatha Drive...
Architectural Sketch of Proposed New Madison Labor Temple
June 21, 1949
Architectural sketch by Madison architect Lewis Sieberz of the proposed new Madison Labor Temple, to be constructed at 335-341 West Johnson Street. The building is designed to house all Madison and...
Temple Beth El Dinner Dance
April 28, 1958
Committee chairmen for the upcoming Temple Beth El dinner dance include, from left to right: Nadine Shapiro, publicity; Mrs. Herbert Cohn, co-chairman; Emily Winer, decorations; and Felice Goodman,...
Democrat Printing Company Building
March 14, 1950
Copy negative of Law, Law, Potter and Nystrom Architectural Drawing of Democrat Printing Company Building at 2211 Fordem Avenue.
Wilbur S Grant Office Building
March 14, 1950
Copy negative of architectural drawing by Flad Associates of Wilbur S. Grant Accounting Office Building at 148 East Johnson Street.
