Cantor Hillel Lipsicas papers, 1874-1986 (bulk, 1925-1986).

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Cantor Hillel Lipsicas papers, 1874-1986 (bulk, 1925-1986).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/601821032

Contains mostly sheet music, but also materials related to Lipscias's career, predominantly event programs and documents pertaining to Petach Tikvah.

5 linear ft. (4 boxes)

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Jewish Historical Society of Maryland Library

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Jewish Historical Society of Maryland Library

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