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Women, children and houses, South Jersey Colonies

from Center for Jewish History, NYC

• Center for Jewish History, NYC said:

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Coming from the N. Snellenburg & Company Manufactory, South Jersey Colonies

from Center for Jewish History, NYC

• Center for Jewish History, NYC said:

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• Galilla S said:

  I don't think the name of the company is "Tailor Made Clothing Factory" but rather the N. Snellenburg & Company factory in Philadelphia. Conceivably, these workers could have taken the ferry from Camden, New Jersey, to Philly each day to work.

Synagogue construction, Baron De Hirsch Trade School, South Jersey Colonies, Carmel, NJ

from Center for Jewish History, NYC

• 1 older comment, and then…
• Iliazd said:

  This settlement was part of Baron Maurice de Hirsch's settlements which he helped create in the United States and Argentina. These settlements were primarily agricultural and helped relocate tens of thousands of Jews that were victims of the progroms in Eastern Europe.

• ellenmc said:

  I think this is it?

• Carolyn Ann Grant said:

  This synagogue is indeed standing and is in use.

• fathead1946 said:

  This building was designed by Louis Mounier, Vineland, NJ

• bonny beth said:

  Yes, here is the website: http://www.tbh-ba.org/TBH-BA/Welcome.html