Hebrew National Orphan Home Alumni Association, records undated, 1923-2011 (bulk 1957-1997)

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Hebrew National Orphan Home Alumni Association, records undated, 1923-2011 (bulk 1957-1997)

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Contains the files of the Association’s newsletter, ; programs of its alumni reunion events; selected meeting minutes; audio-visual material (oral history tapes and a videotape on the HNOH; photographs); paper copies of website pages developed in 1997; a small collection of correspondence; a file of Dental Service annual reports about dental care given the orphans and other material from 1923-1932; scrapbooks; sports uniforms; unpublished writings about growing up in HNOH; scattered publications of other orphan homes, mainly newsletters; and mass media accounts of HNOH, other orphan homes, and issues around orphan life. The Alumnus

3.95 linear feet (4 manuscript boxes, 1 half manuscript box, 1 oversized box)

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American Jewish Historical Society

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