\[Four views of Kane Street Synagogue, Congregation Baith Israel Anshei Emes] Image represented is one of a related set (TEMP 0010, TEMP 0012, TEMP 0013), some of which may also be described in this new record; Three similar views of Kane Street synagogue in Cobble Hill, with rectangular corner tower in foreground; 0012 (7 x 5 inc.) viewed in spring; 0013 (8 x 6 in.) and 0014 (7 x 6 in.) viewed in winter; 0010 (8 x 5 in.) showing dissimilar view, with 2 spires atop symmetrical towers and rectangular corner tower at right.

\[Four views of Kane Street Synagogue, Congregation Baith Israel Anshei Emes] Image represented is one of a related set (TEMP 0010, TEMP 0012, TEMP 0013), some of which may also be described in this new record; Three similar views of Kane Street synagogue in Cobble Hill, with rectangular corner tower in foreground; 0012 (7 x 5 inc.) viewed in spring; 0013 (8 x 6 in.) and 0014 (7 x 6 in.) viewed in winter; 0010 (8 x 5 in.) showing dissimilar view, with 2 spires atop symmetrical towers and rectangular corner tower at right.

\[Four views of Kane Street Synagogue, Congregation Baith Israel Anshei Emes] Image represented is one of a related set (TEMP 0010, TEMP 0012, TEMP 0013), some of which may also be described in this new record; Three similar views of Kane Street synagogue in Cobble Hill, with rectangular corner tower in foreground; 0012 (7 x 5 inc.) viewed in spring; 0013 (8 x 6 in.) and 0014 (7 x 6 in.) viewed in winter; 0010 (8 x 5 in.) showing dissimilar view, with 2 spires atop symmetrical towers and rectangular corner tower at right.

\[Four views of Kane Street Synagogue, Congregation Baith Israel Anshei Emes] Image represented is one of a related set (TEMP 0010, TEMP 0012, TEMP 0013), some of which may also be described in this new record; Three similar views of Kane Street synagogue in Cobble Hill, with rectangular corner tower in foreground; 0012 (7 x 5 inc.) viewed in spring; 0013 (8 x 6 in.) and 0014 (7 x 6 in.) viewed in winter; 0010 (8 x 5 in.) showing dissimilar view, with 2 spires atop symmetrical towers and rectangular corner tower at right.

Brooklyn: Kane Street - Tompkins Place Kane Street, at the S.E. corner of Tompkins Place, showing the Beth Israel Synagogue. View 2 is east on Kane Street to Court Street. The low building to the left of the synagogue is the Sabbath school. View 1: June 6, 1933 View 2 October 15, 1940

\[Interior view of synagogue on Kane Street in Cobble Hill] Interior of synagogue, looking towards altar and showing vaulted ceiling, stained glass window above tabernacle, and chandelier hanging from center of nave. Inscription on verso: "The oldest Jewish congregtion in Brooklyn, founded 1856, still uses its original Holy Ark shown here in the present synagogue on Kane St., acquired from the German Lutherans.... Baith Israel and Anshei Emes merged 61 years ago."

\[View of tabernacle of Congregation Baith Israel Anshei Emes] View of tabernacle on altar of synagogue of Congregation Baith Israel Anshei Emes on Kane Street in Cobble Hill; oval photographic portraits of two men, identified as Rabbi I. Goldfarb (right) and Phillip Lillia (left) superimposed at top of photograph.

Brooklyn: Kane Street - Tompkins Place Kane Street, at the S.E. corner of Tompkins Place, showing the Beth Israel Synagogue. View 2 is east on Kane Street to Court Street. The low building to the left of the synagogue is the Sabbath school. View 1: June 6, 1933 View 2 October 15, 1940