Oheb Shalom Congregation records, 1860-2011.

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Oheb Shalom Congregation records, 1860-2011.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/705071876

Includes correspondence, financial records, lectures, student records from the Hebrew school as well as confirmation classes, records of the cemetery association, congregational bulletins, and records, together with records of the Miriam Auxiliary (Sisterhood) and the Kadimah men's association, and the Institute of Jewish Studies.

16 cubic ft.

Jewish Historical Society of Metrowest

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SNAC Resource ID: 8032991

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