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A story from the Archives of the Leo Baeck Institute
With a keen photographic eye and sharp sense of humor, Emil Carl Grossmann documented his life as he encountered the quotidian joys and historic upheavals characterizing a life that spanned the 20th century. Diverse materials including autographed playbills, photographs of zoo animals, and personal ads, along with reminders of his familys tragic history, come together to give a fuller picture of Grossmann and his time. By exploring his archival collection, Sarah Glover, Archivist at the Center for Jewish History, shows how much we can learn from just one box. With Michael Simonson, head of the Reference Department and Director of Public Outreach for the Leo Baeck Institute.
About the Series
At the Center for Jewish History, there are tens of thousands of boxes in our partners archival collections. Boxes filled with photographs, journals, letters, and documents. We take these treasures Out of the Box in our new series. Join us!
Please Note: Patrons who are sharing a computer to view the program need only reserve one ticket.
Presented by Center for Jewish History & Leo Baeck Institute
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LocationOnline - Center for Jewish History (View)
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New York, NY 10011
United States
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