Synagogues -- Massachusetts -- Chelsea
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Congregation Agudas Sholom (The Walnut Street Shul) (Chelsea, Mass.) Records
Congregation Ahaveth Achim Anshe Sphard (Chelsea, Mass.) Records
Congregation Ahaveth Achim Anshe Sphard (also known as the Elm Street Synagogue) was an orthodox synagogue in Chelsea, Massachusetts. This collection contains a ledger with the congregation’s constitution, bylaws, and the minutes of two meetings. It also contains mortgage records and establishment of association forms for the congregation.
Congregation Linath Hatzedek-Beth Israel (Chelsea, Mass.) Records
Jewish Neighborhood Voices
This collection is comprised of oral history recordings of Jewish Neighborhood Voices participant Narrators, the transcripts of those interviews, as well as photographs donated to the Wyner Family Jewish Heritage Center by participating narrators.
Sam (Simche) Katz Collection
This collection contains photographs and architectural drawings depicting 14 of the aron kodesh, or holy arks, created by early 20th century Russian woodworker Sam Katz. Also included are dedication programs, 3 snapshot portraits of Katz, and newspaper clippings relating to several congregations which feature Katz's holy arks.