Farmington, CT

Bulk of file contains newspaper clippings regarding Philip Goldberg's high school athletic career and his induction into the Hall of Fame.

In this interview, Eileen Hyman speaks about growing up in Hartford, touching on her Jewish education and family life. She also discusses her parent's immigration from Russia, her father's involvement in the family trucking business, and her mother's love of music and the way she was "ahead of her time".

Hyman spoke of the Brackett School, which appears to be the same as Northeast school.

Many of the documents in this file are military records. There are two Honorable discharges, one being done so that George Katz could re-enlist in 1938.

Mainly katz's responcibilities were as a Finance Clerk.

This biographical sketch covers a variety of topics including immigration from feudal Russia, farming and peddling in Hartford area, as well as information about Agudas Achim and Greenberg's time as a cantor there.

This folder contains the research materials of Harriette Katz, who researched her grandfather Abraham/Avrom Laibe Greenberg and their family's farm.

Photocopy of 8x10 black and white portrait of Julia Greenberg with hate and white flower, n.d. See Greenberg Family for original.

All photos are of the same picture: Portrait of Abraham Leon Greenberg in cantor outfit, n.d.

Appears to be part of the photo cited in Hariette Katz's research of Abraham and wife Flora, though Flora seems to be cropped out.

The larger photo appears to be a copy of the negative.

One negative and Two 5x7 black and white photos of the farm, n.d., captioned "The Old Cadwell Homestead-Res. Abraham L. Greenberg".

5x7 black and white portrait of Abraham and Flora (Avrom and Chia) Greenberg.

Mounted Print same picture as the 5x7 of the farm.