University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections4299Rosenzweig, NormanNorman Rosenzweig papers1964-1993approximately 1.92 cubic
feetCollection materials are in
English.Papers of
president of the Pacific Northwest Region of United Synagogues of
AmericaCamp Solomon Schechter was founded by the Conservative Jewish
congregations in the Northwest (Seattle, Spokane, Vancouver, B.C., Calgary,
Edmonton, Portland) in 1955. Facilities were rented until its present site was
purchased in 1968.
The Pacific Northwest Region of United Synagogues of America (a
Conservative affiliation) oversaw the camp from 1974-75.
Organized into 4 accessions.
- Accession No. 4299-001, Norman Rosenzweig papers,
1967-1986
- Accession No. 4299-002, Norman Rosenzweig papers,
1968-1986
- Accession No. 4299-003, Norman Rosenzweig papers,
1964-1974
- Accession No. 4299-004, Norman Rosenzweig papers,
1972-1993
Historical features, organizational features, correspondence, minutes,
newsletters, membership lists, news releases, bulletins, clippings,
constitution and bylaws, brochures. Material concerns Congregation Beth Shalom
of which Rosenzweig was President and Camp Solomon Schechter near Olympia,
Washington.
Open to all users.
Request at UW
Literary rights of representatives of the records-creating
organization transferred to the University of Washington Libraries.
Rosenzweig, Norman--ArchivesCongregation Beth Shalom (Seattle, Wash.)--History--SourcesCamp Solomon Schechter (Organization)--History--SourcesHerzl-Ner Tamid Conservative Congregation (Mercer Island, Wash.)United Synagogue of AmericaJews--Washington (State)Business correspondenceMinutes (Records)NewslettersConstitutionsBy-lawsFinancial recordsStampfer, JoshuaStiefel, Ernest RJewish camps--Northwest, PacificPersonal Papers/Corporate Records (University of Washington)Jewish AmericansSeattleSpokaneVancouver (Wash.)Portland
Accession No. 4299-001: Norman Rosenzweig papers, 1967-1986.73 cubic feet (1 box)Scope and Content: Historical features, organizational features, correspondence,
minutes, newsletters, membership lists, news releases, bulletins, clippings,
1967-1986. The entire accession is Beth Shalom material.
Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.
Restrictions on Use: Creator's literary rights transferred to the University of
Washington Libraries.
Norman Rosenzweig papersAccession No. 4299-002: Norman Rosenzweig papers, 1968-1986.36 cubic feet (1 box)Scope and Content: Correspondence, minutes, constitution and bylaws, financial
records, membership records, brochures, clippings, subject series, Beth Shalom
committee files, 1968-1986 Norman Rosenzweig's papers as president of
Congregation Beth Shalom. The entire accession is Beth Shalom material.
Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.
Restrictions on Use: Creator's literary rights transferred to the University of
Washington Libraries.
Norman Rosenzweig papersAccession No. 4299-003: Norman Rosenzweig papers, 1964-1974.21 cubic footScope and Content: Primarily correspondence, financial records, minutes, and property
appraisal concerning Camp Solomon Schechter, a Jewish summer camp for youth
near Olympia, WA (1968-1974). Also bylaws, bulletin and news release regarding
Congregation Beth Shalom (1970-1972); yearbook of Herzl Conservative
Congregation (1964-1965).
Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.
Restrictions on Use: Creator's literary rights transferred to the University of
Washington Libraries.
Acquisition Info: Donated by Norman Rosenzweig, 10/15/199.
Norman Rosenzweig papersAccession No. 4299-004: Norman Rosenzweig papers, 1972-1993.62 cubic foot (2 boxes and
1 expanding envelope)Scope and Content: Records of Congregation Beth Shalom in Seattle, including
historical and organizational features, correspondence, Board minutes, budgets,
financial reports, membership lists, long range planning files, contract,
committee files.
Restrictions on Access: Open to all users, but access to portions of the papers
restricted. Contact repository for details.
Restrictions on Use: Literary rights of representatives of the records-creating
organization transferred to the University of Washington Libraries.
Acquisition Info: Donated by Norman Rosenzweig, 1/30/1995.
Norman Rosenzweig papers