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Ben Baker describes his family's history, primarily focusing on his mother's side. His maternal grandfather, who was originally from New York, owned a clothing store in Lexington on the corner of N. Mill Street and E. Main Street, which remained open…

This document describes how Judaism seeks no convert; instead, it goes in depth about how a future convert would prepare for converting to Judaism.

This C. & H. Rauch Jewelers advertisement appears on the bottom left corner of page 15 of the program for the Kentucky vs. Indiana men's basketball game on December 5, 1977. The advertisement highlight Rauch's lower prices in comparison to other…

Casey Neuman, son of Erwin Nueman, grew up in the Synagogue. This image sees him sitting at the desk in front of a classroom at the Ohavay Zion Synagogue (OZS).

Members of Hadassah meet in Louisville Kentucky

Members of Ohavay Zion Synagogue pose together during a ceremony. Identifiable members include Harvey Steinberg (far left), Peggy Greenfield (center left), and Rabbi Albert Pappenheim (center).

This is an image of Meyers. Bros on the corner of West Main and Mill Street in downtown Lexington, Kentucky.

Senator Walter Huddleston writes a letter to Rabbi Leffler expressing his support of aiding the middle eastern crisis.

Joseph Miller writes a letter to Senator Walter D. Huddleston thanking him for his previous support of Israel, and asks him to continue showing support to Israel.

The top of this page is a an advertisement for D. Adler & Son's services.