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Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art

Oklahoma Jewish Experience

Prairie Landsmen Photographs

Prairie Landsmen:The Jews of Oklahoma

A documentary photographic project undertaken by the Gershon and Rebecca Fenster Museum of Jewish Art, Tulsa, OK (now The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art) and funded by the generous contributions of the Jewish Federation Foundation of Tulsa, The Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation and other individual contributors.

Ruth Aberson, Oklahoma City
Temple Emeth, Ardmore
Ludwig Eisenberg, Ardmore
Goldsmith Tombstone, Ardmore
Sholem Alechem oil field, Velma
Neustadt Brothers, Ardmore
Infant's tombstone, Ardmore
Fisman Tombstone, Ardmore
Kirshner Fountain, Muskogee
Temple Beth Ahava, Muskogee
Phil Stolper, Muskogee
Nancy Stolper, Muskogee
Ben Siegel's Store, Caddo
Landwirth Home, Ft. Gibson
Landwirth/Freedman, Ft. Gibson
Levines and store, Hobart
Rosalyn G. Stolper, Ponca City
Klein Sisters, Tonkawa
David Milsten, Claremore
Ezie Kahn, Muskogee
Goldbergs, Hartshorne
Sue Ellen Singer, Enid
Wm. Mason's grave, Enid
Sid Matles, Nelagoney
Harris Brenner's Grave, Pawhuska
Brenner's Bank, Pawhuska
Stan Levine, Chikasha
Okla. Tire& Supply, Hobart
Sylvia Mayer Wilk, Chandler
Joe & Mary Levine, Hobart
Irv Frank, Erick
Seminole Trmple
B'nai Emunah Dome, Collinsville
Desert Storm, Collinsville
Richard Singer, Enid
Benny Goldberg, Hartshorne
Ben Stein, Lawton
Mmes. Trope, Ritzwoller, Page - Lawton
Melvin Moran, Seminole
Mike and Marty May , Bartlesville
Mitch Fram, Tahlequah
Lillie Greenberg/daughter, Purcell
Gathering data, Hobart
Katz Family, Stillwater
Westheimer Tombstone, Ardmore
All photographs Copyright © David Halpern, All rights reserved