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Morris Jacobson Family Papers
An immigrant from Lithuania, Morris Jacobson was a prominent businessman and civic leader in Waycross, Georgia. His papers include records from Jewish organizations and the family business in Waycross, newspaper clippings, writings, and a scrapbook.
Murray Stein Family Papers
Myron Lobman Family Papers
NA’AMAT – Golda Meir Chapter (Atlanta, Ga.) Records
NA'AMAT (formerly Pioneer Women) Golda Meir Chapter (Atlanta, Ga.), was founded as in 1946. NA'AMAT is a women's labor Zionist organization that provides training, educational and social services for women, youth and children in Israel.
Nathan Cohen Family Papers
Nathan Lipton Family Papers
An Atlanta native, Nathan Lipton was a prominent businessman and community leader. The collection primarily consists of papers relating to his family member Louise Asman Marks who was born in Darien, Georgia in 1917 and includes her baby book.
Nathan Saltzman Family Papers
National Council of Jewish Women, Atlanta Section Records
This collection of records traces the growth and development of one of the earliest and largest women’s organizations in Atlanta. The records date back to the Council’s inception in 1895 and cover a broad range of topics including immigration, labor, childcare, old age employment, and Tay-Sachs testing. The records consist of reports, bulletins, by-laws, correspondence, financial statements, mailings, meeting minutes, newsletters, and yearbooks.
National Service Industries, Inc. (Atlanta, Ga.) Records
From its founding in 1962 to its demise in 2001, National Service Industries, Inc. was one of the largest textile rental companies in the United States. The records consist of records of acquisitions, mergers and sales of the various companies that were a part of NSI. Also included are annual reports from NSI and National Linen Services as well as a variety of records from some of its component brands, ZEP Manufacturing Company and Selig Chemical.
National Women’s Committee of Brandeis University – Atlanta Chapter Records
Brandeis University National Women's Committee, Atlanta Chapter was founded in 1949 with Leah Janis elected as its first president. Brandeis University National Women's Committee chapters promote interest in Brandeis University located in Waltham, Massachusetts and raises funds in support of the University Library. The collection consists of a scrapbook, publications and newspaper articles relating to the activities of the Atlanta chapter.
Neal Estroff Papers
The Neal Estroff Papers consist of material collected by Neal Estroff during the Rich’s Executive Training Program he attended in 1984 and as manager of the Men’s Department at Rich’s Cobb Center.
Neil Ghingold Papers
Noah Ginsberg Papers
Letters written from U.S. Army soldier Noah Ginsberg to his family in Savannah, Georgia, during World War II.
Noah Levine Papers
This collection contains the papers of Noah Levine during his time working with the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta from 1990 to 2007. It includes pictures, artifacts and records of the organization’s Community Relations Committee as it designed outreach programs such as the Atlanta Literacy Program, the Hunger Walks, relief funds for those effected by Hurricane Katrina and the events of September 11th, 2001.
Norman Weitz Papers
Norman Weitz Family Papers, c.1931-1982, consisting of .4 linear feet of material including the World War II military records and photographs relating to the service of Norman Weitz, fliers from the Kiddie Revue and Milk Fund,1931; Girl's High School commencement program, 1940, memorabilia from Alpha Epsilon Pi at the University of Georgia; and the scrapbook of Mitzi Hirsch, 1936-1937.
Oscar Elsas Family Papers
A native Atlantan, Oscar Elsas was the founder of Fulton Bag and Cotton, a business which became the largest employer in Atlanta. The papers consist of correspondence, family genealogy, memorabilia, scrapbooks, and programs.
Oscar Strauss Jr. Family Papers
Oscar Strauss married Rubye Rich, the sister of the founders of Rich’s Department Store. The collection contains material relating to the lives of these two pioneer Atlanta families such as correspondence, genealogical information, scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, and memorabilia.
Paul Ginsberg Family Papers
Paul Ginsberg was an intelligence officer during World War II, a Jewish War Veterans Commander, prominent Atlanta attorney, and community leader. His papers include correspondence, military records, newspapers clippings, invitations, programs, scrapbooks, family histories and genealogies, as well as material related to his daughter Marilyn Ginsberg Eckstein.
Paul Janis Family Papers
Paul Janis was a medic in WWII who settled in the Atlanta area after the war. He ran for the New York State Assembly on the Labor Party Ticket prior to being drafted and was very active in The Jewish War Veterans of America after the war. The collection contains a certificate of appreciation from Ronald Reagan, various speeches, an article he wrote, as well as class notes from his training as a medic.
Paul Ruben Family Papers
Peach State Stitchers Records
This collection is of members The Peach State Stitchers, which is the Atlanta Chapter of the Pomegranate Guild of Judaic needle work. The collection consists of newspaper articles, magazines, emails, and other sources of information on the chapter.
Peter Phillips Family Papers
Phi Delta Epsilon Medical Fraternity (Savannah, Ga.) Records
The records of the Savannah Graduate Club of the Phi Delta Epsilon Medical Fraternity.
Philip Lazarus Family Papers
Phillippa (Bunny) Sherman Montag Papers
Bunny Montag ran a paper business in Savannah called the Paper Factory. During her life, she served as Project chairman on the project and committee Dor L’ Dor Generation to Generation Savannah’s Jewish Community. The papers include pictures, paper samples, letters, birth certificate, yarmulkes, greeting cards, homework, and photocopies.
Pola and Sam Arbiser Family Papers
Rabbi Edmund A. Landau Family Papers
Rabbi Emanuel Feldman Papers
Rabbi Emanuel Feldman was the spiritual leader of Congregation Beth Jacob (Atlanta, Ga.) for over 40 years. The files relate to the numerous issues that Rabbi Feldman involved himself during his tenure at Congregation Beth Jacob. Of special interest are the papers concerning the opening of the Atlanta Jewish Community Center on the Sabbath and the “Right of Return.”
Rabbi Harry H. Epstein Papers
Rabbi Harry H. Epstein was the spiritual leader of the Congregation Ahavath Achim in Atlanta, Georgia, for over 50 years. The bulk of the collection relates to his tenure and rabbinate at Ahavath Achim, but there is also material related to his academic career, personal life, and activities as a leading community figure in Atlanta and the South. His papers consist of academic course work, sermons, addresses, meeting minutes, writings, publications, correspondence, and scrapbooks.
Rabbi Isaac E. Marcuson Papers
Rabbi Isaac E. Marcuson was the spiritual leader at Temple Beth Israel, Macon, Georgia, for over 58 years. The bulk of the collection contains letters and requests for materials published for and by the Central Conference of American Rabbis. Additional correspondence can be found in subject specific folders. The collection contains material concerning World War II and the efforts in Macon to assist Jews escaping Nazi persecution prior to and after World War II.