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Temple Emanuel Greensboro

Temple Emanuel is Reform Jewish congregation in Greensboro. The religious group that was to become Temple Emanuel was organized in 1907. Today, Temple Emanuel is a congregation of approximately 600 families, and a member of the Union for Reform Judaism.

Correspondence 1919-1926
Correspondence on a variety of subjects relating to Temple Emanuel.
Interviews and audiovisual materials
Oral history interviews and other audiovisual materials documenting the history of Temple Emanuel.
Ladies Aid Society 1916-1931
Minutes and documents from the Ladies Aid Society, the National Council of Jewish Women, and related groups.
Minutes 1908-1930
Minutes and documents from meetings of the Temple Emanuel membership, board of trustees, and other committees and groups. Correspondence and other documents attached to the minutes are also included.
Photographs
Photographs documenting the history of Temple Emanuel and its programs.
Publications and printed Items
Books, anniversary programs, and other published items documenting the history of Temple Emanuel.

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