Art Resource - AR975928

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Printing room at the Jewish Chronicle, London, c1951. Artist: EH Emanuel

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General office of the Jewish Chronicle newspaper, London, 1951. Artist: EH Emanuel

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The Jewish Chronicle on sale outside Westminster Cathedral, London, 1966. Artist: EH Emanuel

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Linotype machine room at a printing company, Mexborough, South Yorkshire, 1959. Artist: Michael Walters

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Children arriving at the Jewish Free School, 8 September 1958. Artist: EH Emanuel

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Tailor's workshop, Whitechapel, London, (c1960?) Artist: EH Emanuel

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Kosher dairy, (1950?). Artist: EH Emanuel

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Jewish CND group at St Paul's Cathedral, London, 27 March 1964. Artist: EH Emanuel

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Children's home outing, Norwood, London, (c1960s?). Artist: EH Emanuel

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Kosher display at Selfridges, London, 1966. Artist: EH Emanuel

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Slum dwelling in London's East End, 1965. Artist: EH Emanuel

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Burying a box containing copies of the Jewish Chronicle, London, 1955.

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Carpentry class at the Jewish Free School, 1960s.

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Checking printed pages from a two colour press, Mexborough, South Yorkshire, 1959. Artist: Michael Walters

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Recording the Jewish Chronicle cassette for the Jewish Blind Society, London, 1980. Artist: Sidney Harris

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A class in Hebrew at the Jewish Free School, c1907.

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David Reiss inspects a linotype machine at the Jewish Chronicle, London, 1960. Artist: EH Emanuel

David Reiss inspects a linotype machine at the Jewish Chronicle, London, 4 January 1960. The world's oldest and most influential Jewish newspaper, the London-based Jewish Chronicle was founded in 1841.

Unique Identifier AR975928

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 4810px × 3634px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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