Box 4
Contains 17 Results:
Congregation Sons of Israel (Amsterdam, N.Y.), 1931
This subseries contains news clippings, sermons, photographs, programs, and correspondence documenting Jacob Freedman's tenures as rabbi at various congregations.
Conversions and Gets (Divorces), 1941-1959
This subseries contains news clippings, sermons, photographs, programs, and correspondence documenting Jacob Freedman's tenures as rabbi at various congregations.
Fresh Meadows Jewish Center (Flushing, N.Y.), 1951
This subseries contains news clippings, sermons, photographs, programs, and correspondence documenting Jacob Freedman's tenures as rabbi at various congregations.
Jewish Community Center of Greenwich Village (New York, N.Y.), 1946-1948
This subseries contains news clippings, sermons, photographs, programs, and correspondence documenting Jacob Freedman's tenures as rabbi at various congregations.
Kew Gardens Jewish Center (Kew Gardens, N.Y.), 1944-1946
This subseries contains news clippings, sermons, photographs, programs, and correspondence documenting Jacob Freedman's tenures as rabbi at various congregations.
Miscellaneous Synagogues, 1931-1968
This subseries contains news clippings, sermons, photographs, programs, and correspondence documenting Jacob Freedman's tenures as rabbi at various congregations.
Photographs, undated
This subseries contains news clippings, sermons, photographs, programs, and correspondence documenting Jacob Freedman's tenures as rabbi at various congregations.
Rabbinical Induction, 1930
This subseries contains news clippings, sermons, photographs, programs, and correspondence documenting Jacob Freedman's tenures as rabbi at various congregations.
Temple Adas Israel (Hyde Park, Mass.), 1966-1967
This subseries contains news clippings, sermons, photographs, programs, and correspondence documenting Jacob Freedman's tenures as rabbi at various congregations.
Temple Beth El (Asbury Park, N.J.), 1948-1949
This subseries contains news clippings, sermons, photographs, programs, and correspondence documenting Jacob Freedman's tenures as rabbi at various congregations.