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Exhibit: Pioneers to the Present – Jews of Richmond and Contra Costa County

An exhibit that showcases the often unknown stories of the local Jewish community, shares results of a US Holocaust Memorial Museum project and explains Jewish culture and traditions.

 

Past Presidents of Temple Beth HIllel, 1953. Courtesy of RMH and Temple Beth Hillel Archives.
Fred Hendeles, holocaust survivor who worked in the shipyards
Fred Hendeles, holocaust survivor who worked in the shipyards. Courtesy of RMH and Temple Beth Hillel Archives.
Blumenfeld's: Jewish Owned Business Ad, 1947
Blumenfeld’s: Jewish Owned Business Ad, 1947. Courtesy of RMH and Temple Beth Hillel Archives.
Death remembrance plaque (Yarzeit). Courtesy of RMH and Temple Beth Hillel Archives.
Reuben Savin, Jewish Pharmacist
Reuben Savin, Jewish Pharmacist. Courtesy of RMH and Temple Beth Hillel Archives.
Courtesy of RMH and Temple Beth Hillel Archives.
Courtesy of RMH and Temple Beth Hillel Archives.

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Pioneers to Present: Jews of Richmond & CoCo Exhibit
Pioneers to Present: Jews of Richmond & CoCo Exhibit