Levitsky Pocket Watch Facebook Post
In 1885, Adolph Herbst (1831-1920) brought his wife, Hannah, and four children from Hungary to a Jewish farm colony in Kansas. He watched two years pass on his pocket watch before disastrous weather drove him to try again, this time resettling in New Jersey. There, the seeds of their labor bore fruit at last, and the resilient family's business took off. Among their commercial tomato clients? The Campbell’s Soup Company. #OurSharedHeritage #JewishAmericanHeritageMonth
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Photo Credit: Pocket watch of Adolph Herbst, ca. 1880s. National Museum of American Jewish History, 2016.26.27. Gift of the Levitsky family.
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Levitsky Pocket Watch Facebook Post
Levitsky Pocket Watch Facebook Post
In 1885, Adolph Herbst (1831-1920) brought his wife, Hannah, and four children from Hungary to a Jewish farm colony in Kansas. He watched two years pass on his pocket watch before disastrous weather drove him to try again, this time resettling in New Jersey. There, the seeds of their labor bore fruit at last, and the resilient family's business took off. Among their commercial tomato clients? The Campbell’s Soup Company. #OurSharedHeritage #JewishAmericanHeritageMonth Celebrate JAHM at JewishAmericanHeritage.org Photo Credit: Pocket watch of Adolph Herbst, ca. 1880s. National Museum of American Jewish History, 2016.26.27. Gift of the Levitsky family.
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