Columbia Religious and Industrial School for Jewish Girls (New York, N.Y.) records undated, 1905-1944

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Columbia Religious and Industrial School for Jewish Girls (New York, N.Y.) records undated, 1905-1944

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Contains correspondence, financial data, and reports (some published) on the work and activities of the School. Among the officers were N. Taylor Phillips, treasurer, and his wife, Rosalie Solomons Phillips, president and first vice president.

0.25 linear feet (1 one-half manuscript box)

eng,

American Jewish Historical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 6345923

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