Trolley cars
Subject Source: Local sources
Found in 21 Collections and/or Records:
Kleinman, Harry_1977, Oral History, January 12, 1977
Subjects covered in interview include: Family coming to America, education, learning about Judaism Lawyer, Practicing Judaism, Jewish Community, Zionism Jewish Organizations, Politics, Hartford Community, wife, children Judge, about family, personal philosophies
Kleinman, Leo_2008, Oral History, April 1, 2008
Subjects covered in interview are: Family history, parent’s immigrating to America from Russia, growing up in Hartford, childhood friend & actor Mike Kellin, baseball, education, newspaper route, career in accounting, famous people he interacted with (a pitcher for the Yankees for whom he did taxes, Angela Lansbury), home life, getting married, athletic coaching, children and their accomplishments, World War II.
Meetings and Programs/1977 January 12/Judge Harry H. Kleinman interview, January 12, 1977
Subjects covered in interview include: Family coming to America, education, learning about Judaism Lawyer, Practicing Judaism, Jewish Community, Zionism Jewish Organizations, Politics, Hartford Community, wife, children Judge, about family, personal philosophies
Oral history transcript, 1980
Subjects of interview include: Hartford history circa 1900; family life in Hartford; father's immigration from Austria; father's business as cattle dealer and butcher; early Jewish education and inability to go to college; husband's music career
Rome, John J., undated
Subjects of interview include: operations of the Honis Oyster House; arrival of parents in Hartford during the 1888 blizzard; early life and education in Hartford; family life and community in Hartford; father's founding of a small shul on Market Street; doing the accounting for the Hobis Oyster house.
Rosenfeld, Natalie, undated
Subjects of interview include: teaching profession; difference between German and Russian Jews; family's lack of religious observance; small businesses including jewelry and real estate; commuynity leadership activities; early life in hartford; lack of anti-semitism; athletics including horse-riding and boxing.