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Beth Joseph Anshi Rachwolofke, Chevra
Address: 223 Henry Street, New York, NY 10002
Year Organized: 1905
Associated Towns: Rachwałowice (Poland)
Aux Societies: Insurance, Bikur Cholim, Free Loan, Sick Benefit
Notes: According to the 1939 WPA Survey, it started with 25 members from the town of Rachwolofke (now Rachwałowice), Poland. It was formerly located at 88 Monroe Street (1905-1911), at 9 Rutgers Place (1911-1923), and at 220 Henry Street (1923-1933). According to the 1917/1918 Jewish Communal Register, while at 9 Rutgers Place, it was known as Beth Joseph Anshei Rachfalovsky.
Name: Beth Joseph Anshi Rachwolofke, Chevra
Alternate Name: Society of the House of Joseph of the Men of Rachwolofke
Address: 223 Henry Street, New York, NY 10002
Borough: Manhattan
Type: Orthodox
Year Organized: 1905
Year Established: 1933
Associated Towns: Rachwałowice (Poland)
Aux Societies: Insurance, Bikur Cholim, Free Loan, Sick Benefit
Notes: According to the 1939 WPA Survey, it started with 25 members from the town of Rachwolofke (now Rachwałowice), Poland. It was formerly located at 88 Monroe Street (1905-1911), at 9 Rutgers Place (1911-1923), and at 220 Henry Street (1923-1933). According to the 1917/1918 Jewish Communal Register, while at 9 Rutgers Place, it was known as Beth Joseph Anshei Rachfalovsky.
Jewish Communal Register (1917-1918): Listed



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