Arthur J. Eisenberg in a military uniform
Title
Arthur J. Eisenberg in a military uniform
Subject
Description
Arthur Julian Eisenberg was a member of the Breck High School’s Graduating Class of June 1944.
Breck's School History indicated that Breck was/is affiliated with the Episcopalian Church. In the early 1940s Breck was located at the intersection of Como Avenue and Herndon, a then-undeveloped site near the St. Paul city limits. Its history also indicated that Breck had a military program from 1938 until 1959.
Breck’s High School’s History: http://www.breckschool.org/about-breck/history-of-breck
References in letters from Art’s cousin, Bob Weiss, Robert Schanke, Director of Camp Braemar, and Ted, a former classmate from Breck, confirms Art's attendance at Breck and that he participated in their military program.
At one time Art attended the Talmud Taroh (time period unknown), a school for Jewish students, which was located in North Minneapolis where the Eisenbergs lived.
Talmud Torah School: http://www.talmudtorahmpls.org/
Frank Eisenberg references Art's attendance at the Talmud Taroh School in a July 30, 1944 letter.
Source
Box 449, File 3.
Date
Format
Language
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Original Format
Physical Dimensions
- Date Added
- November 26, 2013
- Collection
- Letters to Art that Reference World War II
- Item Type
- Still Image
- Tags
- 1886, all-boys school, Art Eisenberg, Bishop Henry Whipple, Boy Scouts of America, Breck HIgh School, Chester DesRochers, Episcopal Church, military curriculum, military outfit, MN, Mustang, North Minneapolis, Rev. Charles Haupt, Rev. James Lloyd Breck, riding curriculum, Talmud Torah, Troop No. 66, Wilder
- Citation
- “Arthur J. Eisenberg in a military uniform ,” Discovering the Importance in the Ordinary:, accessed April 24, 2024, https://eisenbergexhibit.omeka.net/items/show/6.