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Bruce Davidson - USA. NYC. Lower East Side.
USA. New York City. 1990.
USA. New York City. 1990. Lower East Side. Orthodox Jew.
USA. New York City. 1990. Lower East Side. Corner of Ludlow and Houston Street.
USA. New York City. 1990. Lower East Side. Steven YAROSLAWITZ in the window of his Judaica shop on Eldridge Street.
USA. New York City. 1990. Lower East Side.
USA. New York City. 1990. Lower East Side. Rabbi RALBAG giving the ritual bath Mikwe for conversion to Judaism.
USA. New York City. 1990. Lower East Side. Essex Street.
USA. New York City. 1990. Lower East Side. Essex Street with Yiddish street signs.
USA. New York City. 1990. Lower East Side. Orchard Street.
USA. New York City. 1990. Lower East Side. Hershy and a carp at the fish market on Essex Street.
USA. New York City. 1990. Lower East Side. The KLEINSTEIN brothers in the antique brass store on Allen Street started by their grandfather.
USA. New York City. 1990. Lower East Side. In front of the Essex Pickle Corp., also known as "Gus’s Pickles."
NYC, USA. New York Misc. 1980.
USA. New York City. Lower East Side. 1990.
USA. NYC. 1990. Lower East Side.
USA. New York City. Lower East Side. 1990. Survivors of Auschwitz.
USA. New York City. 1990. Eldridge St. Synagogue was originally built by Eastern Europeans in 1887. At its prime, it had a congregation of 800 families; main ch
USA. New York City. Lower East Side. 1990. Orthodox Jew hunched over a scroll.
USA. New York City. 1990. Lower East Side.
USA. New York City. Lower East Side. 1990. Rabbi Moishe Singer (L) and his brother, Rabbi Joseph Singer-overseer of the Mikva, one of the most honored jobs in t
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