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Guide to the Records of the Baron de Hirsch Fund,
undated, 1819-1983

*I-80*

Processed by Seth Korelitz, July 1996, reprocessed by Michelle R. Sampson, October 1999

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Machine-readable finding aid created by Michelle R. Sampson as and MS-Word document. October 1999. Electronic finding aid converted to EAD 2002 by Tanya Elder. August 2004. Description is in English.

Descriptive Summary
Creator: Baron de Hirsch Fund (1891 - Present)
Title: Baron de Hirsch Fund Records
Dates: undated, 1819-1983
Abstract: The Baron de Hirsch Fund Records document the organization's involvement in the planning of agricultural communities across the United States and to some extent in South America; the founding and administrative dealings of agricultural and trade schools; the establishment of the Jewish Agricultural Society; and the business records of the Fund itself. In addition, the collection documents the protection offered to immigrants through port work, relief, temporary aid, promotion of suburban industrial enterprises and removal from urban centers through the Industrial Removal Office, land settlement, agricultural training, and trade and general education. In this respect, the collection is of major interest for Jewish genealogists as it documents a number of individual immigrants. In addition, the collection contains documentation on the administration and organization of the fund, documentation on Jewish farming colonies such as the Jewish Agricultural Society, Woodbine Colony and Agricultural School, and documentation on the Baron de Hirsch Trade School. In addition, the collection contains blueprints and photographs of facilities.
Languages: The collection is in English, French, German, Yiddish, and Hebrew.
Quantity: 109 linear feet (188 manuscript boxes; 9 16x20 boxes (OSI); 1 20x24 boxes (OS2); 3 map folders; 2 Xmap folders; 3 rolled documents)
Identification: I-80
Repository: American Jewish Historical Society
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Historical Note

Woodbine School Sign Painting
Sign Painting Class, circa 1910
Baron de Hirsch Technical School
New York City
Baron de Hirsch Fund Records
American Jewish
Historical Society

The death in 1887 of the only surviving child of Clara and Maurice de Hirsch, while a personal tragedy for the couple, turned out to be of the greatest benefit to world Jewry. With the death of their only heir, the Baron and Baroness de Hirsch decided to make humanity their heir. One such product of this largess was the Baron de Hirsch Fund, organized in New York City in 1891.

Like the Jewish Colonization Association (JCA), another major de Hirsch sponsored organization, the Baron de Hirsch Fund represented the Baron's belief the solution to Jewish suffering in Russia lay in emigration. The Fund's monies were expended not on encouraging emigration, however, but rather on supporting Jewish immigrants once they arrived in the United States and teaching them new trades and occupations. To that end, the Fund's Board of Directors, which included such prominent American Jews as Myer S. Isaacs, Jacob Schiff, and Oscar Straus, were given wide latitude in the selection of organizations and activities to support.

The Fund's activities can be divided into three broad areas: agriculture, trade, and general subsidies and grants. One of the Fund's major experiments in colonization was the creation in 1891 of the Woodbine Colony in southern New Jersey. The experiment never truly succeeded, however, as the land was poor for farming, the settlers were lacking in experience, and the site was too far from viable markets. Many of the settlers drifted into labor for manufacturers who were subsidized to operate in the settlement; even manufacturing was often a troubled enterprise though). The Fund provided large subsidies to start the colony but after many years of unsuccessful productivity, they began reducing aid in 1929. By the 1940s, the Baron de Hirsch Fund had left Woodbine.

Located near the Woodbine Colony was the Woodbine Agricultural School founded by the Fund in 1893. The school was never intended as a counterpart to existing agricultural schools or colleges. Rather, students were given both practical and theoretical classroom introductions to agriculture sufficient to enable students to acquire junior positions on existing farms. Any graduates who thereafter desired to purchase their own farm were given assistance by the Fund to do so. The school closed in 1917.

A third major agricultural project was the Jewish Agricultural Society (JAS). Established in 1900 as the Jewish Agricultural and Industrial Aid Society (the name was changed in 1922), the JAS was originally founded by grants from the Baron de Hirsch Fund and the Jewish Colonization Association, although the Fund became its sole supporter in 1914. The JAS's major agricultural effort consisted of making loans to farmers and providing agricultural instruction on an extension basis. In addition to agricultural work, the JAS also did "industrial aid" work as the organization's original name stated. This referred to the mass relocation of immigrants from the crowded east coast cities to smaller towns across the country. Industrial aid was among the earliest projects undertaken by the Baron de Hirsch Fund, but the creation of the JAS allowed the Fund to shift those responsibilities to the Jewish Agricultural Society who in turn created the Industrial Removal Organization in 1901. From the 1940s until 1972, the JAS was practically the sole benefactor of the Fund. In 1972 the JAS was disbanded and its surviving projects were incorporated into the larger aegis of the Fund.

The Baron de Hirsch believed that anti-Semitism would be lessened if Jews could learn skilled trades and become successful in business. With this in mind, the Fund established New York City's Baron de Hirsch Trade School in 1895. Students received a short course of instruction lasting about six months during which time they were taught the basic skills necessary to become apprentices or entrepreneurs in their chosen crafts. The major fields of study were carpentry, machinery, plumbing, electrical work, and painting. The school became non-sectarian as of 1917 and in 1935 the Fund turned the school over to the city which had recently begun its own course of trade instruction.

The third major area of the Fund's work focused on various immigration aid activities largely through the financial support of several Jewish agencies. The Fund paid for agents to meet and assist Jewish immigrants at major ports of entry; subsidized English classes at the Educational Alliance (and at similar agencies in other major centers of Jewish population); undertook a program of scholarships for Jewish students planning on attending professional schools; subsidized dozens of American Jewish organizations whose work aided the Eastern European immigrant; and at the Baroness de Hirsch's suggestion, they experimented with model homes in New York City excluding the Lower East Side.

The Baron de Hirsch Fund was one of the most important Jewish philanthropic organizations in American history. At its peak it not only conducted its own honorable work, but assisted dozens of other Jewish philanthropies devoted to aiding Jewish immigrants in their adjustment to the United States. Through its many projects and experiments, the Fund was the changing force in the lives of thousands of Jewish immigrants and their descendants.

--Written by Seth Korelitz

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Scope and Content Note

The Baron de Hirsch Fund Records document the organization's involvement in the planning of agricultural communities across the country and to some extent in South America; the founding and administrative dealings of agricultural and trade schools; the establishment of the Jewish Agricultural Society; and the business records of the Fund itself. The collection is arranged in six series: Series I: Administration / Organization of the Fund, Series II: Jewish Farming Colonies, Series III: Jewish Agricultural Society, Series IV: Woodbine Colony, Series V: Woodbine Agricultural School, and Series VI: Baron de Hirsch Trade School. The records originally existed as several different collections that were later merged. The original order is thought to have been lost, but re-processing of the records attempted to reunite as many records as possible. In some cases, however, it was impossible to do so, thus the finding aid strives to bring together intellectually what could not be brought together physically without a huge undertaking.

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Arrangement

The collection is arranged into six series, plus oversized [OS] materials and photographs.

Photographs have been removed from within the collection and are housed together.

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Restrictions

Access Restrictions

The collection is open to all researchers by permission of the Executive Director of the American Jewish Historical Society, except items that are restricted due to their fragility.

Use Restrictions

Information concerning the literary rights may be obtained from the Executive Director of the American Jewish Historical Society. Users must apply in writing for permission to quote, reproduce or otherwise publish manuscript materials found in this collection. For more information contact:
American Jewish Historical Society
Center for Jewish History
15 West 16th Street
New York, NY 10011.

The collection may only be viewed on microfilm. Please contact archivist for more information.

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Related Material

Industrial Removal Office Records, I-91
Max Kohler Papers, P-7
Lucien Moss Collection, P-14
American Jewish Historical Society

Jewish Agricultural Society - Baron de Hirsch Fund, RG 651
YIVO Institute for Jewish Research

Zelda Rabinowitz Meranze Woodbine Collection
Philadelphia Jewish Archives

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Provenance

The Baron de Hirsch Fund Records were received in several accessions from the Baron de Hirsch Fund and individuals associated with the Fund.

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Microfilm Index

This collection is available on microfilm. A detailed list of microfilm reels is located here. The original documents are fragile; only the microfilm of the collection may be used to view the documents.

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Preferred Citation

Published citations should take the following form:

Identification of item, date (if known); Baron de Hirsch Fund Records; I-80; box number; folder number; American Jewish Historical Society, Newton Centre, MA and New York, NY.

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Access Points

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Container List

The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.

 

Series I: Administration and Organization of the Fund, undated, 1819-1983.

Box 1 - 63.
Scope and Content:

Series I contains the only biographical information extant in the records on the Baron and Baroness de Hirsch. Researchers can also find Fund histories; administrative reports and correspondence between the Fund and other philanthropic Jewish organizations; reports and correspondence regarding the various committees within the Fund; requests from immigrants for financial aid; financial ledgers and records of the Fund including mortgage investment properties in New York and Fund audits; and statistical information on Jewish immigrants and immigration.

Incorporation 

Box   Title Date
1   Certificate of incorporation, deed of trust, by laws 1904-1948
1   Certificate of incorporation, deed of trust, by laws 1904-1948
1   Annual Reports 1891-1893, 1902, 1917, 1919, 1923-1924, 1960-1972
1   Corporation Minutes 1909, 1913-1919, 1923-1927, 1928-1933

Baron and Baroness de Hirsch 

Box   Title Date
2   Correspondence to/from Baroness de Hirsch 1897-1899, 1902
2   Estate of the Baroness de Hirsch circa 1898-1904, 1912-1913, 1918
2   Sale of the Baron de Hirsch Mansion 1931
2   Establishment of the Baron de Hirsch Fund circa 1888-1892, 1899
2 75th Anniversary Exhibit Program 1966
Box   Title Date
3   Biographical Information (Baron) (2 folders) undated, 1819-1935
3   Coat of Arms, de Hirsch Family 1928
3   Baroness de Hirsch - Correspondence, Clippings, Biographical Information 1896-1899
3   Baron de Hirsch - Centenary of Birth 1931-1932
3   Baroness de Hirsch - Paris Memorial 1930
3   Baron and Baroness de Hirsch - Correspondence 1932-1934, 1947

Fund and Fund History 

Box   Title Date
3   Baron de Hirsch Fund and Trustees - Correspondence and clippings undated,1896-1934
3   Fund's Activities - Clippings 1897-1926
3   Frauds using Funds Name - Correspondence 1907-1912
Box   Title Date
4   Histories of the Fund (2 folders) 1891-circa 1977
4   Histories of the Fund Correspondence 1907-1934
4   Histories of the Fund Publications 1896-1983
4   History of the Fund (3 folders) 1935
4   History of the Fund - Certificate of Copyright 1935

Board of Trustees 

Box   Title Date
5   Correspondence 1891-1931
5   Resignations and Nominations 1930-1932
5   Meeting Minutes 1894-1933
5   Meeting Minutes (bound) 1890-1893
5 Meeting Minutes (bound) 1894-1903
Box Folder Title Date
6 Meeting Minutes (bound) 1903-1915
6   Meeting Minutes (bound) 1915-1933

Committees 

Box   Title Date
7   Committee Membership Lists undated, 1915, 1923-1924, 1927
7   Agricultural School Committee - Minutes and Reports 1912-1914, 1917
7   Agricultural and Industrial Work Committee Minutes (bound) 1890-1892
7   Agricultural and Industrial Work Committee Minutes 1901-1903
7   Agricultural School - Special Committee on Ten 1913-1915
7   Education Committee Reports and Correspondence undated, 1890-1910
7   Education Committee Payroll Lists 1893-1898
7 Education Committee Meeting Minutes (bound) 1890-1891
Box Folder Title Date
8 Budget Committee Reports and Correspondence 1909-circa 1911
8   Budget Committee Reports and Correspondence 1912
8   Budget Committee Reports and Correspondence 1913-1917
8   Budget Committee Reports and Correspondence 1918-1925
8   Budget Committee Reports and Correspondence 1926-1929
8   Budget Committee Reports and Correspondence 1932
8   Budget Committee Reports and Correspondence 1932-1933
Box   Title Date
9   Executive Committee Meeting Minutes (bound) 1890-1897
9   Executive Committee Meeting Minutes (bound) 1900-1902
9   Executive Committee Meeting Minutes (bound) 1903
9 Executive Committee Meeting Minutes and Correspondence 1899-1914
9   Executive Committee Meeting Minutes and Correspondence 1915-1916
9   Executive Committee Meeting Minutes and Correspondence 1917-1932
9   Executive Committee Correspondence 1899-1930
9   Finance Committee Correspondence 1904-1933
Box   Title Date
10   Housing Committee Correspondence and Reports 1891-1897
10   Housing Committee Correspondence and Reports 1898-1899
10   Housing Committee Correspondence and Reports (2 folders) 1891-1908
10   Immigration Committee Correspondence and Reports 1909-1929
10   Improved Habitations Committee Meeting Minutes (bound) 1891
10   Improved Housing Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes (bound) 1897-1898
Box   Title Date
11   Industrial Committee Correspondence 1924
11   Special Survey Committee Meeting Minutes 1932-1935
11   Survey of Trade School Correspondence, Survey Materials 1931-1932
11   Survey of Trade School Correspondence, Survey Materials 1931-1932
11   Trade School Committee Budget, Salary, and Statistical Data 1894-1915
11   Trade School Committee Budget, Salary, and Statistical Data 1918-1924
11   Trade School Committee Budget Reports, Correspondence and Contracts 1925-1926
11   Trade School Committee Budget Reports, Correspondence, and Contracts 1927-1932
11   Woodbine Committee Meeting Minutes and Correspondence 1925-1933
Box   Title Date
12   Student Aid Committee Correspondence and Reports 1890-1905
12   Student Aid Committee Correspondence and Reports 1906-1912
12   Student Aid Committee Students' Fund Correspondence and Account Summaries 1893-1906
12   Student Aid Committee Students' Fund Correspondence and Account Summaries 1907-1913
12   Student Aid Committee Collection of Funds 1908-1911
12   Student Aid Committee Collection of Funds 1912-1915
12   Student Aid Committee Fund Applicants, A-D (2 folders) circa 1892-1912
12   Student Aid Committee Fund Applicants, E-L (2 folders) circa 1892-1912
Box   Title Date
13   Student Aid Committee Fund Applicants, M-R (2 folders) circa 1892-1912
13   Student Aid Committee Fund Applicants, Sch-Ste circa 1892-1912
13   Student Aid Committee Fund Applicants, Sti-Z circa 1892-1912
Box   Title Date
14   Local Committees Baltimore - Correspondence and Reports 1890-1900
14 Local Committees Chicago - Correspondence 1891
14   Local Committees Philadelphia - Correspondence and Reports 1893-1910
14   Local Committees Philadelphia - Correspondence and Reports 1911-1917
14   Local Committees Pittsburgh - Columbian Council School Settlement/Irene Kaufman Settlement 1899-1914
14   Local Committees St. Louis - Correspondence 1908-1914
14   Local Committees St. Louis - Jewish Alliance 1898-1907
Box   Title Date
15   Local Committees Philadelphia - Correspondence and Reports, Vol.I (bound) November 1894-April 1899
15   Local Committees Philadelphia - Correspondence and Reports, Vol. II (bound) (missing)
15   Local Committees Philadelphia - Correspondence and Reports, Vol. III (bound) July 1900-December 1900
15   Local Committees Philadelphia - Correspondence and Reports, Vol. IV (bound) December 1900-July 1901
15   Local Committees Philadelphia - Correspondence and Reports, Vol. V (bound) July 1901-May 1902
15   Local Committees Philadelphia - Correspondence and Reports, Vol. VI (bound) May 1902-December 1910

Correspondence 

Box Folder Title Date
16 Correspondence re Clara de Hirsch Home for Girls 1911-1912
16   Correspondence Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS) 1908-1930
16   Correspondence HIAS 1908-1930
16   Correspondence Jewish Colonization Association (2 folders) 1894-1911
16 Correspondence Jewish Colonization Association 1912-1932
16 Correspondence National Council of Jewish Women 1910
Box Folder Title Date
17 Correspondence Jewish Agricultural and Industrial Aid Society (2 folders) 1893-1926
17   Correspondence re National Farm School (Doylestown, PA)
17 Correspondence re Baron de Hirsch Trade School 1897-1907
17   Correspondence re Baron de Hirsch Trade School (2 folders) 1908-1913
17   Correspondence re Baron de Hirsch Trade School 1914-1925

Jewish Colonization Association (JCA) 

Box   Title Date
18   Correspondence re Woodbine Agricultural School and Colony 1897-1906
18   Correspondence re Woodbine Agricultural School and Colony 1907-1922
18   Correspondence re Argentina (2 folders) 1892-1924
18   Correspondence Canadian Committee 1919-1927
18   Correspondence re Kiev Bureau 1914
18   Correspondence St. Petersburg Committee 1894-1914
18   Correspondence re Vilna Conference 1913

Jewish Colonization Association (JCA) - Reports 

Box   Title Date
19   “Le Baron Maurice de Hirsch et la Jewish Colonization Association” (1 bound) 1931, 1958
19   Jewish Agricultural Schools (A.L. Schalit) 1911
19   Jewish Farmers of Jewish Agricultural Society - Questionnaire Responses (Herman Levine) 1963-1965
19   Jewish Farmers of Jewish Agricultural Society - Questionnaire Responses (Herman Levine) 1963-1965
19   Jews and Jewish Immigration in the United States (A.L. Schalit) (bound) circa 1910
19   Memoirs (Benjamin Mejiborski) 1894-1957
19   Annual Reports (bound) 1898, 1912, 1928, 1979
Box   Title Date
20   Annual Reports (bound volumes) 1898, 1900, 1902-1913
Box   Title Date
21   Annual Reports (bound volumes) 1921-1926, 1929-1935, 1937
Box   Title Date
22   Annual Reports (bound volumes) (duplicates of above annual reports) 1900-1938

General Correspondence 

Box   Title Date
23   Actions Comite of Der Zionistischer Organizations 1910
23   American Hebrew 1891
23   American Immigration and Distribution League 1912-1913
23   American Israelite 1909
23   American Jewish Committee 1907-1915
23   American Jewish Congress 1933
23   American Jewish Relief Committee 1915
23   American ORT 1929
23   American Pro-Falasha Committee 1929
23   American Zion Commonwealth 1924
23   Atlanta - Federation of Jewish Charities 1908-1909
23   Atlanta - Hebrew Orphans Home 1931
23   Baltimore - Associated Jewish Charities 1929
23   Baltimore - Hebrew Benevolent Society 1901-1928
23   Baltimore - Committee of the BDHF (2 folders) 1902-1909
23   Baltimore - Committee of the BDHF 1909-1910
23   Baltimore - Committee of the BDHF 1911-1913
23   Baltimore - Hebrew Immigrants Protective Association 1911
23   Baltimore - Hebrew Literary Society 1890-circa 1893
23   B'nai B'rith 1890-1898
Box   Title Date
24   Boston - Federated Hebrew Charities/Federation of Jewish Charities/Federated Jewish Charities 1894-1919
24   Boston - Free Employment Bureau 1892-1903
24   Boston - Hebrew Industrial School 1894-1914
24   Boston - United Hebrew Benevolent Association 1890
24   Brooklyn - Bureau of Charities 1929
24   Brooklyn - People's Hebrew Institute 1902-1905
24   Central Committee for Relief of Jews Suffering through the War 1914-1915
24   Chicago - Bureau of Personal Service 1910
24   Chicago - Hebrew Institute 1908-1914
24   Chicago--Jewish Social Service Bureau 1925
24   Chicago - Jewish Training School 1890-1897
24   Chicago - Russian Aid Society 1892
24   Cincinnati - Hebrew Sabbath School Union 1890
24   Cincinnati - United Jewish Charities 1910
24   Cleveland - Council Educational Alliance 1908-1910
24   Committee for the Acquisition of Antokolsky's Sculptures for American Jewry 1927
24   Committee for Immigrants in America / North America Civic League for Immigrants 1911-1915
24   Conference on Immigration Policy 1929
24   Denver - Jewish Consumptive Relief Society 1909
24   Denver - National Jewish Hospital for Consumptives 1907-1919
24   Emergency Committee on Jewish Refugees undated
24   Emergency Relief Committee for the Jewish Sufferers in Smyrna 1923
24   Federation of Jewish Farmers of America 1913-1919
24   Federation of Oriental Jews of America 1912-1914
24   Foreign Language Information Service 1925-1929
24   General Jewish Organization 1906-1907
24   Hoboken (NJ) - Hebrew Institute 1906
24   Indianapolis - Encyclopedia of Philanthropy 1908
24   Indianapolis - Jewish Federation of Indianapolis 1910
24   Indianapolis - Physio-Medical College of Indiana 1907
24   International Migration Service circa 1925-1929
24   Jerusalem - Geulah Quarters 1932
Box   Title Date
25   Jewish Alliance of America 1891
25   Jewish Chautauqua Society 1906
25   Jewish Colonisation Conference 1914
25   Jewish Daily Bulletin 1924-1928
25   Jewish Publication Society 1906-1907
25   Kansas City - Congregation B'nai Jehudah 1890
25   League of Neighbors 1923-1932
25   Los Angeles - Jewish Consumptive Relief Association of California 1919
25   Louisville (KY) - Neighborhood House 1906
25   Memphis - YMHA of Memphis 1906
25   Minneapolis - B'nai B'rith Grand District Lodge No.6 1910
25   National Conference of Jewish Charities in the United States 1904-circa 1919
25   National Council of Jewish Women circa 1904-1910
25   National Council of Jewish Women circa 1911-1929
25   National Farm School (Doylestown, PA) 1897-1900
25   National Farm School (Doylestown, PA) 1905-1935
26   National Industrial Conference Board - National Immigration Conference 1923
Box   Title Date
26   New York - Academy of Medicine 1915
26   New York - Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor 1931
26   New York - Baron de Hirsch Ladies' Benevolent Society circa 1914, 1927
26   New York - Board of Control of Immigration Work circa 1908
26   New York - Board of Jewish Ministers 1904
26   New York - Central Jewish Institute 1924
26   New York - Chrystie Street Recreation Rooms and Settlement 1906-1911
26   New York - Citizens' Committee on Exploitation of Aliens 1925
26   New York - Clara de Hirsch Home for Working and Immigrant Women 1905-1915
26   New York - Committee for the Care of Jewish Tuberculosis 1923-1924
26   New York - Council on Adult Education for the Foreign Born 1928-1929
26   New York - Council on Immigrant Education 1924
26   New York - Downtown Ethical Society 1906-1909
26   New York - East Side Neighborhood Association 1914
26   New York - East Side Free Employment Bureau 1906
26   New York - Educational Alliance [See Boxes 27-28)
26   New York - Emanu-El Brotherhood 1905
26   New York - Greater New York Tools Campaign Committee for Palestine Workers Fund 1922
26   New York - Harlem - Hebrew Day and Night Nursery 1931
26   New York - Hebrew Association for the Deaf 1930
26   New York - Hebrew Gemilath Chasodim Association 1897
26   New York - Hebrew Institute - See New York - Educational Alliance
26   New York - Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society Orphan Asylum undated, 1914-1922
26   New York - Hebrew Sheltering House and Home for the Aged 1905
26   New York - Hebrew Technical School for Girls 1914-1915
26   New York - Hebrew Technical Institute undated, 1931
26   New York - Henry Street Settlement 1919
26   New York - Immigration Publication Society 1915
26   New York - Jewish Immigration Committee 1906-1912
26   New York - Jewish Immigration Committee 1913-1919
26   New York - Jewish Protectory and Aid Society (Hawthorne School) 1908-1914
26   New York - Joint Board of the Cloak and Skirt Makers Unions 1914
26   New York - Miscellaneous Boards of Directors for Charitable Institutions undated, 1913
Box   Title Date
27   New York - Educational Alliance General 1899-1901
27   New York - Educational Alliance General 1902-1905
27   New York - Educational Alliance General 1906-1907
27   New York - Educational Alliance General 1908-1909
27   New York - Educational Alliance General (incomplete) 1910-1932
27   New York - Educational Alliance English Class Reports 1890
27   New York - Educational Alliance English Class Reports 1891
27   New York - Educational Alliance English Class Reports 1892
27   New York - Educational Alliance English Class Reports 1893
27   New York - Educational Alliance English Class Reports 1894
27   New York - Educational Alliance English Class Reports 1895
Box   Title Date
28   New York - Educational Alliance English Class Reports (incomplete) 1896
28   New York - Educational Alliance English Class Reports (incomplete) 1897-1898
28   New York - Educational Alliance English Class Reports (incomplete) 1899
28   New York - Educational Alliance English Class Rosters undated
28   New York - Educational Alliance Public Schools' Admissions Reports undated
Box   Title Date
29   New York - Jewish Protectory and Aid Society 1905
29   New York - Jewish Social Service Association [See German Refugee Aid]
29   New York - Jewish Temporary Shelter for Friendless Children 1924
29   New York - Joint Clearing Bureau 1933
29   New York - Kehillah of New York 1912-1913
29   New York - League of All Jewish Institutions 1931
29   New York - League of Foreign Born Citizens 1915-1924
29   New York - Machzikei Talmud Torah School 1891
29   New York - Neighborhood Agencies and Organization 1919
29   New York - New Era Club 1901-1909
29   New York - New York Public Library 1915-1931
29   New York - New York Public Schools 1914, 1932
29   New York - New York Wool Co. 1923
29   New York - Recreational Rooms and Settlement 1914
29   New York - Russian Students Organization [See also Committee On Aid to Students] 1890
29   New York - School for Jewish Communal Service 1915
29   New York - Settlements Farms Building Corporation 1933
29   New York - Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue Neighborhood House undated, 1915
29   New York - State Conference of Charities and Correction 1907-1925
29   New York - State Conference on Social Work 1928
29   New York - Tenement House Committee 1915
29   New York - United Brotherhood of Tailors 1890
29   New York - United Hebrew Charities of the City of New York 1895-circa 1917
29   New York - University Settlement House 1906, 1913
29   New York - Young Womens' Hebrew Association 1914-1915
29   Philadelphia - Association for Protection of Immigrants 1890-1907
29   Philadelphia - Hebrew Education Society 1914-1916
29   Philadelphia - Manual Training School 1900
29   Pittsburgh - Columbian Council School Settlement 1900-1909
29   Pittsburgh--Convention Federation of American Zionists 1910
29   St. Louis - Jewish Charitable and Educational Union 1911
29   St. Louis - Jewish Educational Alliance 1890-1911
29   St. Louis - United Jewish Educational and Charitable Associations 1908-1914
29