Seating Arrangements in Synagogues: A Consultation
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Seating Arrangements in Synagogues: A Consultation
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Letter from Lewis Abraham in Cincinnati, Ohio, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, dated June 8, 1852. Abraham writes to Leeser soliciting information and opinions on the question of whether synagogues should keep, rent, sell, lease, or donate their seats, or if they should be free to all. He discusses the issue of 'seat holders' and 'non-seat holders' within the congregation and seeks Leeser's insights based on his experience and knowledge of how this matter is managed in Philadelphia and other places. Abraham also mentions writing to other individuals on the same subject, including Reverends S. M. Isaacs and I. K. Gutheim, and Doctors Wise, Raphael, and Lilienthal.
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Type: Letter
Identifier: LSKAP0142
Collection: Arnold and Deanne Kaplan Isaac Leeser Collection
People
Sender: Lewis Abraham
Recipient: Isaac Leeser
Dates
Gregorian: June 08, 1852
Hebrew: כ״א בְּסִיוָן תרי״ב
Places
From: Cincinnati
To: Philadelphia
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