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Finding aid written in English. Finding aid based on DACS (Describing Archives: A Content Standard). University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections 5459 (Accession No. 5459-001) Lowen, Jeanette M. (Jeanette Milstein), 1915- Jeanette M. Lowen oral history interview 2001 1 sound cassette (60 minutes); Transcript: 17 pages Collection materials are in English. Tape recorded interview covering the years 1915-2001, discussing her early life in Seattle and her family. She talks about her involvement with the National Council of Jewish Women and her husband's arts and crafts business

Tape recorded interview covering the years 1915-2001, taken on August 27, 2001; transcript

Mrs. Lowen talks about her early life in Seattle, and her family. She desribes her childhood, her father, her education, and obtaining her degree in Social Work from the University of Washington. Mrs. Lowen describes her social life, meeting her husband Walter, and co-founding Temple Beth Am. She talks about her involvement with the National Council of Jewish Women and Harborview Hospital, as well as becoming a docent at the Seattle Art Museum. Mrs. Lowen discusses her husband's business- Indian Arts and Crafts.

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Lowen, Jeanette M., (Jeanette Milstein) 1915- Stiefel, Doris J National Council of Jewish Women. Seattle Section Temple Beth Am (Seattle, Wash.) Personal Papers/Corporate Records (University of Washington) Sound Recordings Oral Histories Jewish Americans Businesses and Corporations Washington State Jewish Archives (University of Washington)