Black and white photograph of students at the St. Paul Talmud Torah, 1930.

Students at the St. Paul Talmud Torah

Students at the St. Paul Talmud Torah, 1930.

Talmud Torah, St. Paul

Three Hebrew schools were founded in St. Paul between 1880 and 1920—the era of peak Jewish immigration to the city. Each had its own constituency and neighborhood. After much negotiation, they joined forces in 1956 and took the name Talmud Torah of St. Paul.

Black and white photograph of members of a sewing class at St. Paul’s Neighborhood House, c.1920.

Sewing class at West Side Neighborhood House

Members of a sewing class at St. Paul’s Neighborhood House, c.1920.

Black and white photograph of Robbins Gilman, c.1950.

Robbins Gilman

Robbins Gilman, c.1950.

Black and white photograph of a sewing class at Northeast Neighborhood House, 1936.

Sewing class at Northeast Neighborhood House

A sewing class at Northeast Neighborhood House, 1936.

Black and white photograph of Catheryne Gilman, 1945.

Catheryne Gilman

Catheryne Gilman, 1945.

Black and white photograph of a woman with two boys at the Northeast Neighborhood House, c.1925.

Woman with two boys at the Northeast Neighborhood House

Woman with two boys at the Northeast Neighborhood House, c.1925.

Black and white photograph of a girl being given piano lesson at the Northeast Neighborhood House, c.1925.

Girl being given piano lesson at the Northeast Neighborhood House

Girl being given piano lesson at the Northeast Neighborhood House, c.1925.

Black and white photograph of a woman reading to children at the Neighborhood House, c.1925.

Woman reading to children at the Neighborhood House

Woman reading to children at the Neighborhood House, c.1925.

Black and white photograph of children playing at the Neighborhood House, c.1925.

Children playing at the Neighborhood House

Children playing at the Neighborhood House, c.1925.

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