50th anniversary celebration of the Duluth Talmud Torah

Title: 50th anniversary celebration of the Duluth Talmud Torah
Creator: Henry Gilbert, Photographer
Rights: This image may not be reproduced without the expressed written consent of the Jewish Historical Society of the Upper Midwest
Institution: Minnesota Digital Library

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Identifier: oai:reflections.mndigital.org:jhs/501; MHS556; mhs09239; http://reflections.mndigital.org/u?/jhs,501
Cisoptr: 501
Cisoroot: jhs
Title: 50th anniversary celebration of the Duluth Talmud Torah
Creator: Henry Gilbert, Photographer
Description: The Duluth Jewish community at its height in the 1930s numbered about 4,000. Duluth's profile mirrored that of larger cities to the south, including a mix of German and eastern European settlers. The fact that both groups arrived within the same decade helped prevent some of the same identity-based separation that occurred in Minneapolis and St. Paul. The Duluth Talmud Torah is officially named the Ida B. Cook Hebrew school, after the founder and a prominent Duluth citizen.; 977744287b79ae88527eb7421319e4db
Date: 1955
Source: 8 x 10
Subject: Religion; Mixed organizations
Coverage: Duluth; St. Louis; Minnesota; United States
Publisher: Jewish Historical Society of the Upper Midwest, 4330 S. Cedar Lake Road, Minneapolis, MN 55416. http://www.jhsum.org/asp_pages/index.asp
Rights: This image may not be reproduced without the expressed written consent of the Jewish Historical Society of the Upper Midwest

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