Kracower sisters, Nome, Alaska, approximately 1900-1910

The Kracower sisters were the children of Yetta and Isaac Kracower. The family later moved to Seattle where Bella graduated from the University of Washington. She was one of the first female pharmacists in Seattle. Handwritten on verso: Aunt Sylvia Goldfarb (center), Bella Kracower Secord (rt.) and...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Hurwitz's Studio
Other Authors: University of Washington Libraries. Special Collections Division
Format: Still Image
Language:unknown
Published: 1900
Subjects:
Kracower family
Pincus
Rose Kracower
Goldfarb
Sylvia Kracower
Secord
Bella Kracower
Jewish girls > Alaska > Nome
Jewish families > Alaska > Nome
Nome
Alaska
Online Access:http://cdm16786.contentdm.oclc.org:80/cdm/ref/collection/jhp/id/929
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Summary:The Kracower sisters were the children of Yetta and Isaac Kracower. The family later moved to Seattle where Bella graduated from the University of Washington. She was one of the first female pharmacists in Seattle. Handwritten on verso: Aunt Sylvia Goldfarb (center), Bella Kracower Secord (rt.) and Rose Kracower Pincus. Note from donor file: Nome, Alaska, early 1900's. L to R: Rose Krakower Pincus (wife of Isador); Sylvia Kracower Goldfarb (wife of Sam); Bella Kracower Secord (wife of Emanuel). PH Coll 650 Secord, Mona.2

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