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Blum, Isidor. The Jews of Baltimore: An Historical Summary of Their Progress and Status as Citizens of Baltimore from Early Days to the Year Nineteen Hundred and Ten. Baltimore: Historical Review Publishing Company, 1910., p. 97, 99

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Project Information from this Source

Project name: Hebrew Orphan Asylum

Project types: orphanage

Cited Architects, Engineers, and Others

• Ramee, Joseph Jacques (1764 - 1842) (Architect)

Location

Baltimore, Baltimore (Independent City), MD

Comments

"The Hebrew Orphan Asylum was founded in 1872 for the sheltering of orphans. It was founded at Rayner Avenue, Calverton, by Mr. and Mrs. William S. Rayner."

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Hebrew Orphan Asylum (Christhilf) Local ID #: Blum-097 Blum, Isidor. The Jews of Baltimore: An Historical Summary of Their Progress and Status as Citizens of Baltimore from Early Days to the Year Nineteen Hundred and Ten. Baltimore: Historical Review Publishing Company, 1910., p. 97, 99

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