Hebrew Sheltering Home and Infant Center, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa.

Hebrew Sheltering Home & Infant Center — Elevations of the Hebrew Sheltering Home and Infant Center located at Wissahickon Ave. and School House Lane, Germantown, Philadelphia. The home was founded in 1896 to provide care, foster home placement, and adoption facilitation from the Jewish community of Philadelphia.

About this item

is part of: Building America, Becoming American: Philadelphia’s Early Immigrant Designers
contributing repository: Athenaeum of Philadelphia
title: Hebrew Sheltering Home and Infant Center, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa.
date(s) created: 1920
creator(s): Magaziner and Eberhard, architects
language: English
subjects: Philadelphia, Immigrants, Architecture, Place
identifier (local): MAE 393 002
link to item in repository’s digital library: https://www.philadelphiabuildings.org/pab/app/im_display.cfm/488864
rights: https://philaathenaeum.org/rights-and-reproductions/