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Lynn Leshgold Rosencrantz oral history interview
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Oral history interview with Lynn Rosencrantz conducted by Barbara Tabach on January 07, 2016 for the Southern Nevada Jewish Heritage Project. Rosencrantz discusses her various job changes including: jeweler designer and multi-media artist; teacher of deaf children; buyer at her family’s business, Garrett's furniture store. She also talks about being a longtime member of the Las Vegas, Nevada Jewish community.
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Audio clip from interview with Lynn Rosencrantz, January 7, 2016
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In this clip Lynn Rosencrantz describes what it is like for her to be Jewish in Las Vegas, Nevada as an adult.
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Audio clip from interview with Lynn Leshgold Rosencrantz by Barbara Tabach, January 7, 2016
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Part of an interview with Lynn Leshgold Rosencrantz on January 7, 2016. In this clip, Rosencrantz discusses relocating to Las Vegas and teaching education.
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Transcript of interview with Lynn Leshgold Rosencrantz by Barbara Tabach, January 7, 2016
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In this interview, Rosencrantz discusses at length her involvement as a founder of the city?s Jewish Federation?s Young Leadership Program, including other local leaders she worked with to promote Jewish community engagement in Las Vegas. She also talks about her spiritual journey as an adult, leading to her participation at Stillpoint Center for Spiritual Development.
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Photograph of Arne and Lynn Rosencrantz, Las Vegas (Nev.), May 31, 2016
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Arne and Lynn Rosencrantz in their Summerlin home.
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Photograph of Artist Lynn Rosencrantz, Las Vegas (Nev.), May 31, 2016
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Lynn Rosencrantz in her Summerlin home based studio.
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Photograph of Lillian Kronberg, Lynn Rosencrantz, Carolyn Goodman and Roberta Sabbath, 1970s
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Lillian Kronberg holds a portrait of a Golda Meir (4th Prime Minister of Israel) and Roberta Sabbath holds a plaque at an event.
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