WSJH Journal Index #2
Index by Geographical Location of Articles
This is a secondary index. If the item can be located in the “Person” Index, it will not be on the “Location” Index.
General Location; Article Title; Author; Volume/Issue*
* Example: 21/4 = Vol. 21, No. 4
Return to Front Page of Index #2 Locations Table of Contents
San Francisco Bay Area N – Z
Oakland Jewry and the Earthquake-Fire of 1906; 9/3
Other San Francisco Reactions to Stow’s Remarks; Albert Shumate; 7/4
Out the Road: The San Bruno Avenue Jewish Community of San Francisco, 1901–1968; Steven Leibo; 11/2
Picture Story Number Seventeen: First Hebrew Primer in West; 7/3
Pioneer French Jews in California; 41/1
Pioneer Jewish San Francisco Stock Brokers; Edgar M. Kahn; 1/2
Pioneer Lawyer of California and Texas; William M. Kramer; 15/1
Pioneer San Francisco Leader of Sephardic Origin; Norton B. Stern; 20/2
Preface (Pioneer Jews of San Francisco, Part Two, M-Z); Karen S. Wilson; 42/2
Pro-Semitic Estimate of San Francisco Jewry, 1879; 21/1
A Protest Against Sectarian Texts in California Schools in 1875; Joseph R. Brandon; 20/3
The Reign of the Vigilance Committees in San Francisco, 1851–1856; R. M. Devens; 48/1
The Relief Work in San Francisco; Jacob Voorsanger; 8/3, 27/3
Religious Equality in California, 1862; George Fisher; 20/1
Saga of the First Fifty Years of Congregation Emanu-El, San Francisco; Edgar M. Kahn; 3/3
The Salem Cemetery of Congregation Beth Israel, San Francisco, California; Norton B. Stern; 41/2
A San Franciscan’s Vacation Trip in 1878; Anonymous; 6/2
San Francisco Federation Seeks Funds for 1989 Bay Area Quake Relief; Peggy Isaak Gluck; 27/3
San Francisco JCC Offers Hot Meals and Support to 1989 Quake Victims; Matt Elkins; 27/3
The San Francisco Jewish Community in 1955; Monty Jacobs; 24/1
San Francisco Jewry and the Russian Visa Controversy of 1911; Gerald S. Henig; 18/1
San Francisco Synagogue Scandal in 1893; Norton B. Stern; 6/3
San Francisco’s Congregation Emanu-El, Congregation Shearith Israel, and the Jewish Family Celebrates Their 150 the Anniversaries, 1999; Dan Lattin; 32/2&3
San Francisco’s Emanu-El Residence Club: A Memoir of 1925; Reva Clar; 14/4
San Francisco’s Jewish Beginnings; Jacob Voorsanger; 50/1
San Francisco’s Rodin Collection: The Jewish Connection; Bernice Scharlach; 19/1
San Jose and San Francisco in the Earthquake-Fire of 1906; Mark M. Cohn; 15/3
A Search for the First Synagogue; Norton B. Stern and William M. Kramer; 7/1
Sephardic Leadership in Early California Jewish Life; Norton B. Stern and William M. Kramer; 17/3
Sherith Israel Synagogue, San Francisco, California; Norton B. Stern; 41/2
Sherith Israel’s First Confirmation, San Francisco, California, June 12, 1872; Norton B. Stern; 41/2
Sherith Israel’s Second Synagogue, San Francisco, California; Norton B. Stern; 41/2
Society of German Physicians, San Francisco, California, 1869–1906; Norton B. Stern; 41/2
Some Political and Cultural Pressures on the Jewish Image in Civil War San Francisco; Robert J. Chandler; 20/2
The Status of Jewish Organizations in San Francisco 100 Years Ago; Martin Meyer; 9/1
The Sutter Street Temple “Emanu-El,” San Francisco, California, 1866–1920s; Norton B. Stern; 41/2
That Lurking Prejudice; Robert J. Chandler; 27/4
To Be or Not to Be a Jewish Hospital?; Barbara Rogers; 10/3
Tobacco Merchants of Early San Francisco, California; Norton B. Stern; 41/2
A Trio of Vignettes from the Great Disaster of 1906; 10/3
A View of Jewish Social Welfare in San Francisco in 1895; 18/3
The Wedding Was Off!, 1883; William Kramer; 42/2&3
Women in the Weekly Gleaner, Part I; Reva Clar; 17/4
Women in the Weekly Gleaner, Part II; Reva Clar; 18/1
YMHA and the YWHA in San Francisco; Ruth Kelson Rafael; 19/3
YMHA and YWHA, San Francisco History, 1877–1954; Louis H. Blumenthal; 36/4
Yom Kippur Failings: San Francisco and New York; 12/1
Yom Kippur in the Temple Emanu-El; S. Homer Henley; 4/1
Yom Kippur, San Francisco, 1858; 18/1
Young Men’s Hebrew Association Organizes in San Francisco, California, 1877; Norton B. Stern; 41/2
