This is a trade directory published in 1888 by Dockham's, providing a comprehensive listing of businesses involved in textile manufacturing and dry goods across the United States. It is a valuable resource for researchers interested in the American textile industry and the participation of Jewish merchants within it during this period. The directory includes numerous entries, offering detailed information on various businesses, their locations, and their proprietors.
Subject: Directories, American
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This is Doggett's New York City Directory for the years 1846-47. A significant feature of this directory is its listing of eight synagogues and a burial ground in New York City on page 36 of the appendix. The directory provides a valuable resource with names, occupations, and addresses of New York City residents during this period, offering insights into the city's demographics and the Jewish community's presence.
This is a 407-page textile directory, known as "The Blue Book," published in 1895. It contains a comprehensive listing of textile businesses and professionals, with a significant number of entries relating to Jewish-owned or operated businesses. The directory serves as a valuable resource for understanding the participation of Jewish individuals in the textile industry at the end of the 19th century.
This book is the Philadelphia Directory for 1811, compiled by J. Robinson. It lists the names, trades, and residences of the inhabitants of Philadelphia, Southwark, the Northern Liberties, and Kensington. The directory includes numerous entries for Jewish residents, detailing their occupations and places of residence. This resource offers a valuable snapshot of the demographics and commercial activities of Philadelphia's Jewish community in 1811.