Oregonians, including Maier Hirsch, attending the Republican Convention in Maryland, 1864.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., Orhi11299

Bernard Goldsmith, mayor of Portland, c.1860s.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., Orhi76711, photo file448

South Portland, c.1867.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., Orhi1609, photo file 1657

Mayor Julius Durkheimer's store (he stands at center with hand truck), Burns, c.1890.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., bc004886

Lou (or Lulu) Hirsch, daughter of Edward, Salem, 1892.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., 0177G031

Sunday School pageant, Temple Beth Israel, Portland, 1898.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., Orhi25946, photo file 1858

Portland Jewish Community Center, c.1910.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., 53303, photo file 1657

Ben Selling at the groundbreaking for Neighborhood House, c.1913.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., from Jewish Hist. Society of Oregon, Orhi87401, photo file 1657

Neighborhood House, SW 2nd Ave and Woods St., Portland.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., from Jewish Hist. Society of Oregon, Orhi87402, photo file 1657

Citizenship class, Neighborhood House, Portland.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., from Jewish Hist. Society of Oregon, Orhi87399, photo file 1657

A cooking class at the Neighborhood House, SW 2nd Ave, Portland, 1914.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., 023271

Well-baby clinic at Neighborhood House.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., from Jewish Hist. Society of Oregon, Orhi87398, photo file 1657

Jacob Mayer, co-founder of Fleischner, Mayer, & Co..

(Grand Master of the Masons) Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., photo file 731

Mayor Phillip Wasserman, Portland.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., 25709, photo file 1096

Council of Jewish Women, c.1925.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., 360N559s

Blanch Blumauer, Honorary Vice President of the National Council of Jewish Women, Portland, 1930.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., Journal, 000864

Julius Meier and Aaron Frank, with Hoffman and Dinwiddle contractors building addition to Meier & Frank, July 1930.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., Oregonian, 54212, photo file 739a

Julius Meier (center) and family, at Menucha, November 1930.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., Journal, photo file 739a

Inauguration of Gov. Julius Meier, Jan. 31, 1931.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., Journal, photo file 739a

Gov. Julius Meier, at en event with the LA Breakfast Club, Dec. 1931.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., Journal, photo file 739a

Gov. Julius Meier, November 1931.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., Journal, photo file 739a

Meier and Frank employees at Menucha. Julius Meier in center, with tie..

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., Orhi89620, photo file739a

Ads in the American Hebrew News, January 19, 1894.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib.

First page of American Hebrew News, Dec. 29, 1903.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib.

Front page of the American Hebrew News, Dec. 29, 1893, published in Portland.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib.

Temple Beth Israel, SW 12th and Main, Portland, 1888.

Destroyed by fire in 1923. Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., 53711, photo file 1858

Temple Beth Israel, Portland, bb007121.

Rebuilt Temple Beth Israel, Portland. Oreg. Hist. Soc. Research Lib., bb007121

Beth Israel, temple, interior, 1972, bb008623.

Interior of Temple Beth Israel, 1972. Oreg. Hist. Soc. Research Libr., bb008623

Nevah Shalom synagogue, old, exterior, 1963, bb008621.

Neveh Shalom synagogue at SW 13th, Portland, prior to demolition, Jan. 1963. Oreg. Hist. Soc. Research Libr., bb008621

Neveh Zedek Synagogue, 6th and Hall, Portland.

Torn down in 1964. Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., Gifford, 10688e, photo file 1858

Cantor and choir, Shaarie Torah, Portland, September 1927.

Courtesy Oregon Hist. Soc. Research Lib., from Jewish Hist. Society of Oregon, Orhi909911, photo file 1858

Sachs Brothers Dry Goods Store, Jacksonville, Oregon.

The Sachs brothers immigrated from Germany in the 1860s and opened a store to serve the many gold miners in the region. Courtesy University of Oregon Libraries