The History Of The Jewish Foster Home & Orphan Asylum Of Philadelphia

Originally published in 1910, this institutional history offers readers a rare glimpse into the early days of the Jewish Foster Home & Orphan Asylum in Philadelphia. With stories of individual children and staff members as well as broader discussions of the organization's mission and philosophy, this book is a fascinating look at the ways in which the Jewish community in Philadelphia cared for its most vulnerable members.

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