Perush Ḥamesh megilot.
Footprint · http://data.judaicalink.org/data/footprints/footprint/7699
From footprints
- rdf:type
- Footprint
- Actor
- Columbia University Libraries (Owner)
- Actor
- Temple Emanu-el (Giver)
- Date
- 1892
- Call number
- Columbia University, Butler Library, B893.1 G321
- Copy
- 2185-2681-3554
- Giver
- Temple Emanu-el
- Language
- English
- Evidence type
- Library catalog/union catalog
- Notes
May 19, 1892, Letter from Temple Emanu-el Trustees to Columbia President Seth Low, informing him that they wished to “convey the library of the Temple to Columbia College of this City, with the exception of duplicates copies; such duplicates to be given to the Hebrew Union Colleg…
May 19, 1892, Letter from Temple Emanu-el Trustees to Columbia President Seth Low, informing him that they wished to “convey the library of the Temple to Columbia College of this City, with the exception of duplicates copies; such duplicates to be given to the Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati...The Congregation has been prompted to this action by the lively interest of its members in the prosperity of Columbia College and by a sense of obligation for the free tuition which a number of Jewish students [i.e. those at JTSA] have received at the College, But above all, they desire to show their appreciation of the important service rendered by the Trustees of the College in placing upon a permanent basis the Chair of Rebbinical (sic) Literature which members of the Temple Emanuel originated five years ago.” Columbia University Trustee Minutes, June 5, 1892, p.173.- Owner
- Columbia University Libraries
- Percent complete
- 100
- Place
- New York, New York, United States
- Evidence location
- Columbia University Library
- Title
- Perush Ḥamesh megilot.
- Verified
- false
- described at
- https://footprints.ctl.columbia.edu/footprint/7699/
- dcterms:date
- 1892
- rdfs:label
- Perush Ḥamesh megilot.
- foaf:depiction
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