Hoffenberg, Samuel, undated

2x3 black and white portrait of Samuel Hoffenberg, ca. 1969. 3x5 black and white portrait of Sammuel Hoffenberg, 1956. Three 3.5x3.5 black and white photographs and negatives of Samuel Hoffenberg when being interviewed by Philip Finklestein on December 13, 1972 for Jewish Historical Society meetin, Hartford Jewish Community Center. 5x3.5 black and white photograph, 8x10 black and white mounted print, and negative of a newspaper cartoon from the Jewish Ledger, "Samuel Hoffenberg Testimonial", December 1933. 8x10 black and white portrait of Samuel Hoffenberg, 1968. Picture by Emma Cohen. "Samuel Hoffenberg: community leader, Zionist activist and leader, Businessman." Photocopy of the 1968 Emma Cohen Portrait, also located in "Oversize I/Photographs/People/Hoffenberg, S.. Caption: "Samuel Hoffenberg. The Jewish community was a close community-part and parcel of the shul-no big homes-modest surroundings. The rich Jews-the Fox's, Wise's, Stern's, Kaschmann's-all belonged to Beth Israel. The backbone of Ados Israel-S.D. Tulin, Nirenstein. I became interested in Zionism in 1904-I was 12 years old. Dr. Herzl had just died. The average Jew didn't know much about Zionism." Photocopy of group of men seated, n.d.. Some people identified:(Back Row) Hoffenberg third from right, Is. Fierstein far right. (Front Row) Raucher, Judge Schwolsky, unknown, Dr. Morris Dunn. Photocopy of group of people at the Bond Hotel, n.d.. See original located in Photographs/People/Koppelman. Some people identified: (Back Row) unknown, Sophie L. Hurwitz, Mrs. Herman Koppelman, Saul Berman, unknown, unknown, unknown, Judge Abraham S. Bordon (Front Row) unknown, Herman Koppelman, Anna Hoffenberg, Govenor Crass (?), unknown, Rabbi Abraham Feldman, Sam Neusner. 3.5x5 black and white portrait of Samuel Hoffenberg, possibly in uniform, n.d. (ca. 1918?). 3x4 black and white photograph of Samuel Hoffenberg (left) at the Zionist Convention at Pittsburgh, June 1918. 5x7 black and white portrait of Samuel Hoffenberg, n.d..