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This is a PowerPoint that briefly outlines the style and life of William Shakespeare. This is a part of the lesson plan: "Unit Plan: The Merchant of Venice, Identity, Oral History, and Jewish Kentucky.

This is a poster board created by Caitlin Johnson. The information and quotes on the poster are from an interview conducted by Hannah Thompson, Trupte Patel, and Dylan Morris. This poster was presented at the Kentucky Jewish History Symposium in…

This is a poster board created by Caitlin Johnson. The information and quotes on the poster are from an interview with Wagner conducted by Carol Ely on June 9, 2017. This poster was presented at the Kentucky Jewish History Symposium in April 2018.

This image, taken in 1939, features two Jewish-owned businesses on East Main Street in Lexington, KY. To the right is Barney Miller's Radio Service located at 239 East Main Street. Bernard Miller opened this store in 1920. To the right is a sign for…

This is an image of a display window for Skuller's Jewelery, a business opened by Harry Skuller and continued by his wife, Lena, after his death. The business was located on 115 West Main in Lexington, KY.

Dan Cohen Shoes can be seen behind the Bluegrass Typographical Union Float in this image of the 1938 Labor Day Parade in downtown Lexington, Kentucky.

This image of Meyers Bros., located on the corner of West Main and Mill Streets, shows a large group of people standing in front of the store and a banner for their "Practical Xmas Gifts."

This is an image of Meyers Bros. from the corner of West Main and Mill Street that features the store's billboard above the building. In front of the store is a large group of people and banner for "Practical Xmas Gifts."

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

This image of Meyers Brothers, located on 278 West Main and Mill Streets in 1938, features window displays of men's and women's clothing.