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A Painter’s Legacy: the Students of Samuel Rosenberg. : American Jewish of the Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh, 2011. Call number: ND237 .R7226 P3 2011

Charles Sealsfield: Lehrjahre eines Romanciers 1808-1829; Vom Spatjosefinischen Prag ins demokratische Amerika. Wien: Praesens Verlag, c2007. Call number: PT2516 .S4 Z64 2007

Czecho-Slovak Army and Relief Committee of Pittsburgh, Pa. The Trail of the Hun in -Hungary: A Few Examples of Austro-Hungarian “Kultur”. Pittsburg: [1919]. Call number: D626 .C9 1919 XXLONG

Faust, Albert Bernhardt. Guide to the Materials for American History in Swiss and Austrian Archives. Washington, D.C.: Carnegie Institution of Washington, 1916. Call number: CD1908 .U5 F26

Jones, Barbara L. Samuel Rosenberg: Portrait of a Painter. Pittsburgh: Press, c2003. Call number: ND237 .R7226 J65 2003 q

Mokotoff, Gary. Where Once We Walked: A Guide to the Jewish Communities Destroyed in . Teaneck: Avotaynu, c1991. Call number: DS135 .E83 M716 1991 q

Samuel Rosenberg: the Early Years. Pittsburgh: Jewish Community Center of Pittsburgh, 1994. Call number: ND237 .R7226 J4 1994

The Spirit of Samuel Rosenberg’s Legacy. Pittsburgh: of the Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh, 2011. Call number: ND237 .R7226 S75 2011 long

Sumner, William Graham. A History of American Currency: with Chapters on the English Bank Restriction and Austrian Paper Money. : Henry Holt and Company, 1878, c1874. Call number: HG 501 .S956 1878

Articles appearing Western History Magazine/Pittsburgh History Magazine

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Dahlinger, Charles W. “The Moravians and Their Missions among the Indians of the Valley”. Historical Magazine, Volume 3, Number 2, April 1920.

Koerner, Henry. “All an Illusion, but Maybe Not So”. Pittsburgh History, Volume 72, Number 4, Holiday 1989.

Miller, Ernest C. “Utopian Communities in Warren County, Pennsylvania”. The Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine, Volume 49, Number 4, October 1966.

Archival Collections

Bernhardt Blumenfeld papers 1887-1991 Papers include correspondence, deeds, photographs, published material, genealogical information and oral history transcripts primarily documenting the Blumenfeld family history, the Agudath Achim Synagogue and Jewish life in Braddock, Pa Call number: MFF 0059 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid- idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=main;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MFF59

Bernhardt Blumenfeld papers Included in this collection are two audio tapes on which are recorded Bernhardt Blumenthal memories of his life and the Jewish community in Braddock. Call number: MFC 0059

Bernhardt Blumenthal photographs Included in this collection are photographs of Mr. Blumenfeld, his store in Braddock, of a seder at Riverview Center and the thirtieth anniversary dinner of Congregation Ahavath Achim. Call number: MFQ 0059

Bernhardt Blumenfeld papers (oversize) Included in this collection is a photograph of the University of Pittsburgh Glee Club. Call number: MFR 0059

Buck and Frank family papers, 1884-1974 The collection includes William L. Buck's real estate files and World War I correspondence, as well as correspondence and documents relating to the personal and professional activities of various Buck, Kimelman and Frank family members. Call number: MSS 0531 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid- idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=main;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSS531

Buck and Frank family oversized papers, 1881-1966 The Buck and Frank Family oversized material includes maps and blueprints from William L. Buck, as well as diplomas and certificates from Frank family members. The maps and blueprints depict locations in McKeesport, Versailles, Irwin, and Elizabeth Township. Call number: MSO 0531

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Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid- idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=main;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSO531

Buck and Frank Family photographs, c1873-1970 The Buck and Frank Family photographs contain photographs of the family and land near the Monongahela River in McKeesport, Pa. The family photographs range from snapshots to formal portraits. Included is a portrait of W.I.B in his Army uniform, childhood photographs of H.I.F., and photographs of Rose Buck Frank, their children Ann and Stephanie Frank, Abraham and Anna Ohlman Frank, William and Pauline Wormser Frank, Meyer and Peppa Kimelman Buck, and other family members. Call number: MSP 0531 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid- idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=main;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSP531

Buck and Frank Family oversized photographs, 1905-1935 The Buck and Frank Family Oversize Photographs include photographs of the wedding of Florence Frank and Harry May, Anna Ohlman Frank at the Concordia Club, and portraits of Herbert I. Frank, Rose Buck Frank, Meyer Buck and Peppa Kimelman Buck. Call number: MSR 0531

Henry Ellenbogen papers 1918-1985 [papers] The papers are arranged in six series. Series have been designated for personal papers, law practice, congressional papers, labor relations, judicial papers and United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs. These papers include biographical information, correspondence, personal scrapbooks, organizational materials and other sundry materials. The papers primarily relate to Ellenbogen's professional life and do not offer much personal or family information. Call number: MSS 0305 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid- idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=main;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSS305

Henry Ellenbogen oversize papers 1918-1985 The oversize papers Congressional papers, diplomas, awards, miscellaneous materials and original political cartoons of Ellenbogen by Pittsburgh political cartoonist Cy Hungerford. Call number: MSO 0305

Henry Ellenbogen photographs 1926-1977 These photographs include scenes of charity events, portraits of Ellenbogen, portraits of Rev. James Cox and scenes from Ellenbogen's trip to Israel. Call number: MSP 0305

Henry Ellenbogen oversize photographs 1926-1977 The oversize photographs include scenes of charity events, portraits of Ellenbogen, portraits of Ellenbogen's family and scenes from the House of Representatives. Call number: MSR 0305

Jacobs and Wedner family, 1877-1919

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includes photograph of class from Colfax School, certificates from the families, Alvin Theatre program, general clippings and ones on the Gusky Home. Call number: 2000.0211

Lida Eleanor Nicolls Fitzgerald, Princess Victor of Thurn and Taxis papers 1905-1915. This collection consists of two folders containing correspondence, legal documents, and newspaper clippings, related to the Princess, her divorce, child custody, second marriage, and a scandal involving Josephine Moffitt, who claimed she was the Princess of Thurn and Taxis. Call number: MFF 4904

Mollie Brunwasser collection 1884-2006, 1950-1975 (bulk) The Mollie Brunwasser Collection, housed in five boxes, is divided into two series. The first series consists of diaries, amounting to 43 volumes. In addition to the 43 volumes, there are 3 unbound diaries that do not specifically state the order in which they fall within the rest of the volumes. However, with the sequential numbering of each diary entry, the unbounded diaries appear to follow after volume 57. The second series contains a Brunwasser family history completed by History Center staff and accompanying research notes. The diaries appear to have been written, based on dates and events in the entries, between the early 1950s and mid-1970s. The books are a mix of autobiography, family history, transcripts of correspondence between family members, copies of newspaper articles and books, and sketches. Stamps, correspondence, photos and mementos have been glued into the pages of the diaries as well. In the early volumes, M.B. vividly recounts her childhood in turn of the century Pittsburgh, depicting the residents and businesses of the various neighborhoods she lived in as a child. She describes life in the Jewish community, as well as interactions between her family and Irish, Polish, and Chinese immigrants. Based on conversations with her father and uncles, M.B. also traces the history of the Brunwasser family and writes of the history of in Pittsburgh. The entries occasionally include contemporaneous accounts of life in Pittsburgh, some of which reflect on changes the city went through during the early years of Renaissance I. The later volumes contain many pages of verbatim copies of published material, including newspaper articles and books. The collection contains only volumes 1-22, 41-57, and the 3 unbound diaries, suggesting that some of the books were never transferred to the History Center. The second series is comprised of a family history of Albert H. Brunwasser (A.H.B.), M.B.'s nephew, as well as accompanying research notes. Jennifer Kaye and Kerin Shellenbarger of the Heinz History Center worked on the project between 2004 and 2006, using M.B.'s diaries as their primary source of information. The family history covers the Brunwassers as well as the family of A.H.B's mother, the Goldbergs. This series contains notes, photocopied census records, newspaper articles, and obituaries, as well as correspondence from Arthur Brunwasser, A.H.B.'s cousin, which documents his own genealogical research efforts. Call number: MSS 0502

O’Hara, Robert M., Jr. Call number: Obituary Files.

Papers of Max Schamberg Including correspondence from Pittsburgh Mayor Henry P. Ford, diplomatic papers appointing him the city's honorary consul to Austria and a lease agreement with C.F. John et al. for the Pittsburgh Volksblatt.

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Call number: 2004.0060

Passport of Anton Pelz 1853. A passport for Pelz and his family who emigrated from Lusdorf, Austria, to the United States in 1853. The document gives the names and ages of Pelz wife and children. Call number: MFF 2732

A. Sanford Levy and Gertrude Deutsch Perles correspondence, 1938-1991, 1938-1939 (bulk). The A. Sanford Levy and Gertrude Deutsch Perles Correspondence consists mainly of correspondence between A. Sanford Levy, Gertrude Deutsch Perles, Erwin Perles, the United States Internal Revenue Service and the American Consulate in Austria. Levy affidavits of support for Perles and her husband, Erwin Perles are also in the collection. The other document in the collection is a copy of the program for his confirmation at Rodef Shalom Congregation in 1917. There are copies of photographs of Levy and his wife Hasele Deutsch Levy, as well as photographs of Gertrude and Erwin Perles. The correspondence documents the Gertrude Deutsch Perles requests for assistance from Levy with emigrating from Nazi Austria in 1938 after the release of Erwin from incarceration in a concentration camp Call number: MFF 4883

Proclamation by the , making April 13, 2008 “Samuel Rosenberg Day” – he was the “Pittsburgh’s Painter Laureate” Call number: 2008.0164

Samuel Rosenberg papers and photographs, 1918-2011 The Samuel Rosenberg papers and photographs contain materials documenting the artistic and teaching career of Samuel Rosenberg, a prominent 20th century painter in Western Pennsylvania, including papers, correspondence, photographs, sales records, news clippings, scrapbooks, exhibition catalogs, database printouts, sketchbooks, and audio-visual materials. The collection has been separated into nine series: I. Biographical information; II. Correspondence; III. Artworks; IV. Organizations and collectors; V. Teaching; VI. Murray Z. Rosenberg preparatory materials for a catalogue raisonne of his work; VII. Sketchbooks; VIII. Audio-visual materials; and IX. Photographs. Call number: MSS 567

Zoglmann-Linz Family papers and photographs 1891-1992. The Zoglmann-Linz Family papers and photographs include business, legal and family papers. The collection primarily consists of materials relating to the family as a whole, including Zoglmann, Linz and Schragl family photographs, St. Michaels Parish church records, and genealogical research. The remaining materials are business and legal materials pertaining to Wolfgang Zoglmann, and include immigration papers, legal contracts and photographs of the W. Zoglmann restaurant at 601 Carson Street. Call number: MSS 0874 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid- idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=main;view=text;didno=US-QQS-mss874

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Photographs (5) and negatives of the Haraburda family and bank drafts from Braddock National Bank to Austria. Call number: 1995.0066

Hungarian-Americans

Library materials

Brandt, Edward R. Contents and Addresses of Hungarian Archives: with Supplementary Material for Research on German Ancestors from Hungary. Minneapolis: E.R. Brandt, 1993. Call number: CD1170 .B73 1993 q

Hungarian Ethnic Heritage Study of Pittsburgh. Educational Curriculum Kit[s]. Pittsburgh: American Hungarian Educators’ Association, 1981. Call number: F160 .H95 H936

Golden Jubilee of Saint Elias Hungarian Greek : Homestead, Pennsylvania, September 21, 1958. Homestead: the Church 1958. Call number: BX738 .M963 S137 F469 f

Herend: Traditional Craftsmanship in the 20th Century. Veszprem: F. Szelenyi House on behalf of the Herend Porcelain Manufactory, 2004. Call number: NK4210 .H45 H45 2004 f

The Hungarian Classroom in the Cathedral of Learning, University of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1942. Call number: LD6012 .N277 H936

Kende, Geza. Magyarok Amerikaban: az Amerikai Magyarsag Tortenete, 1583-1926. Cleveland: Szabadsag Kiadasa, 1927. Call number: D184 .H95 M2

Nevek=Shemot=Names. Jerusalem: Szol A Kakas Mar; New York: Beate and Serge Klarsfeld Foundation, [1990?-<2005?>]. Call number: DS135 .H9 N48 1992 f

Perlman, Robert. Bridging Three Worlds: Hungarian-Jewish Americans, 1848-1914. Amherst: University of Massachusetts Press, c1991. Call number: DS135 .H9 P47 1991

Perlman, Robert. From Shtetl to Milltown: Litvaks, Hungarians, and Galizianers in Western Pennsylvania, 1875-1925. Pittsburgh: Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania, 2001. Call number: F160 .J5 P47 2001

Suess, Jared H. Handy Guide to Hungarian Genealogical Records. Logan: Everton Publishers, c1980. Call number: CS563 .S93 q

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Szeplaki, Joseph. The Hungarians in America, 1583-1974: A Chronology & Factbook. Dobbs Ferry: Oceana Publications, 1975. Call number: E184 .H95 S997

Articles appearing Western Pennsylvania History Magazine/Pittsburgh History Magazine

Marchbin, Andrew A. “Hungarian Activities in Western Pennsylvania”. The Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine, Volume 23, Number 3, September 1940.

Reutter, Clifford J. “The Puzzle of a Pittsburgh Steeler: Joe Magarac's Ethnic Identitiy”. The Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine, Volume 63, Number 1, January 1980.

Ruby, Emily. “Curator's Corner: Ilkuvitz Store”. Western Pennsylvania History, Volume 97, Number 3, Fall 2014.

Vardy, Steven B. “Louis Kossuth: A Celebrated, Disillusioned Hungarian Revolutionary's Visit to Pittsburgh in 1852”. Western Pennsylvania History, Volume 91, Number 1, Spring 2008.

Archival Collections

Alexander Lowy papers 1926-1959. The collection consists of patent certificates and obituaries of Alexander Lowy (1889-1941). Call number: MFF 2059

Alexander Lowy photograph 1926-1959. The collection consists of photograph of Alexander Lowy (1889-1941). Call number: MFQ 2059

Mollie Brunwasser collection 1884-2006, 1950-1975 (bulk) The Mollie Brunwasser Collection, housed in five boxes, is divided into two series. The first series consists of diaries, amounting to 43 volumes. In addition to the 43 volumes, there are 3 unbound diaries that do not specifically state the order in which they fall within the rest of the volumes. However, with the sequential numbering of each diary entry, the unbounded diaries appear to follow after volume 57. The second series contains a Brunwasser family history completed by History Center staff and accompanying research notes. The diaries appear to have been written, based on dates and events in the entries, between the early 1950s and mid-1970s. The books are a mix of autobiography, family history, transcripts of correspondence between family members, copies of newspaper articles and books, and sketches. Stamps, correspondence, photos and mementos have been glued into the pages of the diaries as well. In the early volumes, M.B. vividly recounts her childhood in turn of the century Pittsburgh, depicting the residents and businesses of the various neighborhoods she lived in as a child. She describes life in the Jewish community, as well as interactions between her family and Irish, Polish, and Chinese immigrants. Based on conversations with her father and uncles, M.B. also traces the history of

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the Brunwasser family and writes of the history of Jews in Pittsburgh. The entries occasionally include contemporaneous accounts of life in Pittsburgh, some of which reflect on changes the city went through during the early years of Renaissance I. The later volumes contain many pages of verbatim copies of published material, including newspaper articles and books. The collection contains only volumes 1-22, 41-57, and the 3 unbound diaries, suggesting that some of the books were never transferred to the History Center. The second series is comprised of a family history of Albert H. Brunwasser (A.H.B.), M.B.'s nephew, as well as accompanying research notes. Jennifer Kaye and Kerin Shellenbarger of the Heinz History Center worked on the project between 2004 and 2006, using M.B.'s diaries as their primary source of information. The family history covers the Brunwassers as well as the family of A.H.B's mother, the Goldbergs. This series contains notes, photocopied census records, newspaper articles, and obituaries, as well as correspondence from Arthur Brunwasser, A.H.B.'s cousin, which documents his own genealogical research efforts. Call number: MSS 0502

Edlis, Inc. collection, 1889-1983 (bulk 1930-1950) The collection includes formulas, sales catalogs, invoices, correspondence, newspaper articles, scrapbooks, photographs, certificates and other miscellaneous materials related to the Edlis Company and Adolph and Jerome Edlis. Call number: MSS 311 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid- idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=main;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSS311

Edlis, Inc. oversized papers Five printed items as MSO 0311 concerning Adolph Edlis' political career, the company and the 1936 flood. To the Museum, a portrait of Adolf Edlis and a salesman's leather bag. Call number: MSO 311

Edlis, Inc. photograph collection Includes portraits of employees and exterior and interiors of the Edlis building. Call number: MSQ 311

Edlis, Inc. oversized photograph collection Ten photographs as MSR 0311, includes 1936 flood, the Edlis Building, men's hairstyles and racehorses. Call number: MSR 311

Samuel W. Davis papers 1820-1914. Papers include diaries, a book of sermons, correspondence, essays and other sundry items. The bulk of the materials are diaries kept by Samuel Davis from 1868 to 1914, documenting his daily activities, along with general discussion of 19th and early 20th century life in the region. Call number: MSS 0017 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid- idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=main;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSS17

Ellovich and Gross family papers 1903-2003 The Gross Ellovich family papers are housed in two archival boxes. The folders are arranged in alphabetical order. Much of the collection contains documents, publications, newspaper

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clippings, correspondence, and speeches from Philip Ellovich career and community involvement. Miriam Gross Ellovich materials include speeches, newspaper clippings, and publications from some of the organizations in which she was involved. Biographical materials related to Miriam Gross Ellovich include her birth certificate, newspaper clippings, and some information about her education. Of note is a notebook she kept from a domestic science cooking class at Sharon High School. The collection also contains materials related to the Gross side of the family, most notably Adolph Gross, one of her brothers. These folders contain autobiographical information written by Gross, newspaper clippings, and correspondence regarding his artistic efforts in both San Diego and San Jose, . Other material found in the collection relating to the Gross family is one folder of newspaper clippings about Max Gross, the older brother of Miriam Gross Ellovich . Also included in the collection are recipes from Dora Frumerman, the mother-in-law of Marcia Ellovich Frumerman. Call number: MSS 0542 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid- idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=main;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSS542

Ellovich and Gross family photographs 1877-1994 The photographic materials for the Gross Ellovich family are housed in one archival box and one oversize folder. The folders are arranged in alphabetical order. Most of the photographs consist of individual shots or family photographs. Two images relate to Philip Ellovich's education in the University of Pittsburgh's School of Pharmacy. In one photograph, Ellovich is seen with his 1916 graduating class outside the School's building on the Pitt campus. Another group photograph depicts Ellovich with University of Pittsburgh Chancellor John G. Bowman at a dinner held in honor of Julius Arnold Koch's 25th year as Dean of the School of Pharmacy. Other images in the collection depict the Miriam Gross Ellovich brothers during various events in their lives, such as William Gross in uniform while in France during World War I, Max Gross on the boardwalk in Atlantic City, or Adolph Gross in California. The collection also contains a few photographs of the Reznor Drug Store and Adolph Gross Hall of success located in San Diego, California. Call number: MSP 0542

Ellovich and Gross family oversize, 1877-1994 The Gross Ellovich family oversize materials consist of three oversize documents, Philip Ellovich Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Pharmacist Certificate and his Diploma from the Pittsburgh College of Pharmacy University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy, both dated 1916, and the ketuba, or marriage contract, between Philip Ellovich and Miriam Gross dated 1924. Call number: MSO 0542

Heisler Family papers and photographs, c1911-1962 The Heisler Family papers and photographs consists of photographs of Heisler family members, including some in their grocery store; Hebrew and public school diplomas and certificates of Heisler children; Ella Fogel Heisler's memory book; and materials relating to the family's membership in Congregation Gemilas Chesed of McKeesport, Pa. Call number: MFF 4960

Heisler family oversize papers, c1933-1962

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The Heisler Family oversize papers contain a 1957 photograph of Sydney Heisler, a certificate commemorating Ben and Ella Fogel Heisler's forty years of membership in Congregation Gemilas Chesed, Sara Heisler Arrowood's 1935 certificate from Hebrew Institute, and her 1933 certificate and 1937 diploma from McKeesport public schools. Call number: MFO 4960

Homestead Hebrew Congregation – Rodef Shalom records 1901-1991. Records include financial ledgers, record books, meeting minutes, bills and receipts, correspondence and photographs documenting the congregation's finances and individual congregants through collection, donation and cemetery records. Call number: MSS 0107

Homestead Hebrew Congregation oral histories and transcripts 1955 [manuscript] This collection consists of interviews, some of them transcribed, with members of the congregation. The interviews were done after the closing of the synagogue through a project of the Western Pennsylvania Jewish Archives. Call number: CSS 0004

Homestead Hebrew Congregation photograph 1924 [photograph] This collection consists of one photograph of the Homestead Hebrew Congregation Choir, 1924. Call number: PFF 0028

Burton Klein papers c.1940-1989. Papers include a photograph of the Vienna Baking Company owned by the Klein family. Hand written commercial recipes from the 1940s for breads and cakes are included as is a newspaper clipping of a story about Burton Klein. The Vienna Bakery was founded in McKeesport by Hungarian Jews. The company's products included Tastemaster Bread. Call number: MFF 0283

Klein Family papers, 1915-2011 The Klein Family papers consist of photographs, correspondence, menus and newspaper clippings about the Klein family, owners of Klein's Restaurant, a seafood restaurant operated by the family in downtown Pittsburgh from 1900 until 1992. The collection also contains family papers, including correspondence and obituaries, Ruth Klein Fischman's marriage license and confirmation certificate, Virginia Klein Holzman's autograph album and family narrative, and a copy of George Jessel's autobiography inscribed to her by the actor. Images in the collection include photographs of Joseph and Hannah Klein (including two oversize portraits which hung in the restaurant) and other family photographs; Ruth Klein Fischman's 1915 Rodef Shalom confirmation class; a photograph of actor George Jessel seated in Klein's Restaurant; and images of Klein's staff standing in front of the restaurant's entrance. Menus in the collection include a 1948 and 1968 dinner menu, and a 1950 menu from the restauran's golden anniversary which features the autographs of notable patrons. One oversize folder contains the oversize portraits of Joseph and Hannah Klein; portraits of Joseph Gold, Frances Klein Gold, Max and Ruth Klein Fischman; a 1917 Rodef Shalom confirmation class photograph; and a large cartoon drawing of a little girl created by cartoonist Cy Hungerford for Virginia Klein Holzman inside Klein's Restaurant in celebration of the birth of her granddaughter, Marilyn Levy Daenzer. Call number: MSS 588

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Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid- idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=main;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSS588

Article on Klein’s Restaurant. Call number: 1996.0183

Klein's Kosher Cafe photographs, 1923 A single file folder consists of two copies of the same photograph depicting the Kleins Cafe storefront with the owners Joseph and Hannah Klein. Call number: PFF 0055

Joshua Weiss photographs 1949-1962 Photos include pictures taken at organizational events, including those for Mizrahi in support of Bar Ilan University. Call number: PFF 0015

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