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Reading the Scriptures

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Rabbi Max Lipschitz, and a group of Bar Mitzvah students wearing prayer shawls and yarmulkes, (Jewish skullcaps) gather around the torah on the altar to read prayers at the Beth Israel Center shortly after its opening.

Date Created:
1954
Creator:
Newhouse, John

Publication Information

Creator Newhouse, John
Date Created 1954

Physical Description

Format Image
Dimensions 23 x 18 cm

Collection Information

Source Collection John Newhouse photographs, interviews and other materials, 1945-1974
Call Number PH 145

Copyright Information

Copyright Status IN COPYRIGHT
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Rights Holder Wisconsin State Journal; Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W0133VN
Legacy ID
WHi 23481

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