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(Born in 1900, Wilmington, Delaware)
Known as the “Carnival King,” Harry Schagrin supplied rides and prizes for the annual carnivals of the volunteer fire companies on the Delmarva Peninsula. In his travels, Schagrin saw a new gas cooking stove that…

mentions Martin Briefman, her brother Lou.
worked in Philadelphia, took the train be be at work at 8 am.

Transcribed oral history interviews with 14 residents of W. Second Street.

Annual Meeting of the Jewish Historical Society of Delaware program

POW before D-Day, wartime

Translation of Yiddish language minute book, 1892-1895, Adas Kodesh congregation

Al Green (October 2, 1920 – September 2016) was a chemical engineer for NVF Company and a lifelong member of Temple Beth Emeth. During his lifetime, he was a volunteer in many Jewish community organizations and was president of Temple Beth Emeth from…