SOUTH AFRICAN JEWISH MUSEUM DIGITAL ARCHIVE

The South African Jewish Museum's archives (SAJM) Jewish Digital Archive Project is the digital component of the SAJM archive. It aims to maintain a record of Southern Africa's social, economic and political history. JDAP comprises personal narratives and special collections linked to organizations, local communities, and cultural events.

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Namaqualand, "Boiskin, 8"

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Date unknown

Part of The Namaqualand Jewish Communities Collection

Photograph of the Levy brother's store in Vioolsdrift.

Photographer unknown

Namaqualand, "Boyd, 4"

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Date unknown

Part of The Namaqualand Jewish Communities Collection

Photograph of a group of males including Charlie Epstein (top middle) and Sam Pachter (top right).

Photographer unknown

Namaqualand, "Boyd, 5"

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Date unknown

Part of The Namaqualand Jewish Communities Collection

Photograph of a meeting of the Masonic Lodge in Namaqualand. A young Joe Jowell can be seen in the centre.

Photographer unknown

Namaqualand, "Boyd, 6"

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Date unknown

Part of The Namaqualand Jewish Communities Collection

Photograph of 3 young males posing for the camera on a large rock surrounded by Namaqualand wildlife.

Photographer unknown

Namaqualand, "Caplan, 1"

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1930-1933

Part of The Namaqualand Jewish Communities Collection

Photograph of a group of schoolgirls crossing the street in a "crocodile" style single-file line on their way from school to the "Meisies Koshuis" (hostel). *discrepancy in photo description given in Kokerboom Country

Photographer unknown

Namaqualand, "Dembitzer, 2"

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1908-1909

Part of The Namaqualand Jewish Communities Collection

Photograph of Pollie Dembitzer (nee Barnett), wife of Joseph Dembitzer, pictured with three of her young sons (Harvey, Hillel and baby Max) in front of their Springbok home.

Photographer unknown

Namaqualand, "Gordon, 2"

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Date unknown

Part of The Namaqualand Jewish Communities Collection

Photograph of Israel Gordon (second from left, peeping out from behind a shoulder), Max "Shappy" Shapiro (centre) and a group of friends. Max Shapiro was a hotelier who ran the Masonic Hotel in Springbok.

Photographer unknown