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aware health said:
I'm guessing this guy, who died on the Lusitania: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Frohman
swanq said:
The NYT of May 24, 1915 select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F70E15FA385C1373... said that the funeral would be at his brother's home and Temple Emanu-el The NYT of May 26, 1915 select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F10C14FB385C1373... described the "great outpouring of men and women of the theatre at the funeral services of Charles Frohman yesterday."
swanq said:
The Temple Emanu-el's timeline www.emanuelnyc.org/timeline.php indicates that this would be a temple at 43rd St and Fifth Avenue, built in 1868 and used until 1927. See daytoninmanhattan.blogspot.com/2012/03/lost-1868-temple-e... for more about the building, including its demolition.

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derangedlemur said:
It would appear to be. www.google.ie/maps/@53.3323294,-6.2554167,3a,75y,315.65h,...
O Mac said:
I wonder is that Mr. E. P. Collection's bike.
Faded Exchange said:
That's Adelaide road, nowhere near Harcourt street really.
DannyM8 said:
O Mac Owen, Mr E.P. might be an ancestor of Mr O'Dea.........
beachcomber australia said:
I see electric lamps and a horseless carriage.

Center for Jewish History, NYC said:
If you have any information regarding the individuals within the picture, please post a comment or note.
Michael L. Dorn said:
Thanks for posting this wonderful shot.
witty name said:
So sad, to be force to conduct services in such a place.
David Flynn said:
The synagogue was on Patiky Street which was built in 1900. Early Jewish families on the street included the last names of Patiky, Goldberg, and Wisnarski. Kings Park Heritage Museum has more info. kpheritagemuseum.net/
David Flynn said:
Susan Meyers Field asked to post the following: "My Great Great Grandfather Gershon (George) Patiky founded one of the earliest synagogues in LI - Kings Park Jewish Center in 1908. By a congregation called Jewish Brotherhood of Kings Park on Patiky St. In 1962, the synagogue was destroyed by fire. The new building was built in 1967. In this Photo could be the following members of my family: Gershon Patiky, Jacob Okst (my Great Grandfather), Irving Meyers (my grandfather) uncles surnames: Patiky, Okst, Sincoff, Johnson, Clark, Glass, Meyers, Schwartz & Raskin."