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  1. Temple Beth El Collection - Small silver bell orginally attached to to the torah on either the breastplate or the tops to the scroll handles.

    2023.009

    Record Type: Object

    Bell, Silver
  2. Temple Beth El Collection - The Yad is used by the reader to indicate their place during a reading of the Torah (Jewish scriptures), which happens during prayer, or on holy days such as Sukkot.

    2023.009

    Record Type: Object

    Yad, Silver
  3. Temple Beth El Collection - The doors of the Ark from Temple Beth-El. The doors added an extra layer of protection to the Torah contained within Ark as well as enhancing the beauty of the Temple with their carved "Burning Bush" design.

    2023.009

    Record Type: Object

    Doors, Ark
  4. Temple Beth El Collection - Two 44 Hanukah candle boxes used to light a Menorah.

    2023.009

    Record Type: Object

    Candle, Hanukah
  5. Temple Beth El Collection - White and gray Havdalah candle used to represent the first work of the week in Jewish tradition.

    2023.009

    Record Type: Object

    Candle, Havdalah
  6. Temple Beth El Collection - Wooden statue of Moses holding the Ten Commandments in his right hand and a staff in his left hand.

    2023.009

    Record Type: Object

    Statue
  7. Temple Beth El Collection - Three Tallit prayer shawls with fringed tassels at the bottom. Two Tallis have black stripes and the third one has blue stripes near the ends of the shawls. A large rectangular shawl made of wool, cotton or synthetic fibers. In each of the four corners of the shawl are strings tied in a particular pattern. Traditionally, men wear a tallit during morning services; in non-Orthodox synagogues, many women also wear a tallit.

    2023.009

    Record Type: Object

    Prayer, Shawl
  8. Temple Beth El Collection - The Ark from Dalton, Georgia's Temple Beth-El synagogue. The Ark holds the Torah, the holy book of the Jewish faith. The Torah contains the first five books of the Hebrew Bible. The Ark is stored in the Bandy Center's Reading Room for safekeeping until a more proper storage place can be found.

    2023.009

    Record Type: Object

    Ark
  9. Temple Beth El Collection - Elevated, wooden platform with six, vertical wooden dowels for holding the Torah during services at Dalton, Georgia's Temple Beth-El synagogue. The Torah holder is stored in the Bandy Center's Reading Room for safekeeping until a more proper stoage place can be found.

    2023.009

    Record Type: Object

    Torah Holder
  10. Temple Beth El Collection - Two-sided, laminated "Blessings at the Reading of the Torah" document. Blessings are printed in Hebraic alphabet and translated in to the Roman alphabet but maintain their original Hebraic meaning. The document is stored in the Bandy Center's Reading Room for safekeeping until a more proper stoage place can be found.

    2023.009

    Record Type: Object

    Recitation, Blessings
  11. Temple Beth El Collection - Four, curved, wood, coffered wall panels that projected out from both sides of the Ark at Dalton, Georgia's Temple Beth-El synagogue. The wall panels are stored in the Bandy Center's Reading Room for safekeeping until a more proper stoage place can be found.

    2023.009

    Record Type: Object

    Panels, Curved, Coffered Walls
  12. Temple Beth El Collection - Ornate, ceremonial brass ceiling lamp from Dalton, Georgia's Temple Beth-El synagogue. The Star of David is suspended from the bottom of the lamp. The lamp is stored in the Bandy Center's Reading Room for safekeeping until a more proper storage place can be found.

    2023.009

    Record Type: Object

    Lamp, Cermonial
  13. Temple Beth El Collection - Solid brass menorah, multibranched candelabra, used in the religious rituals of Judaism, that has been an important symbol in both ancient and modern Israel. The eight-branched menorah modeled after the Temple menorah is used by Jews in rites during the eight-day festival of Hanukkah.

    2023.009

    Record Type: Object

    Menorah
  14. Temple Beth El Collection - The Bimah from Dalton, Georgia's Temple Beth-El synagogue. The bimah is the platform, placed in the center of the Prayer Hall, from which the Torah is read during services. The Bimah is stored in the Bandy Center's Reading Room for safekeeping until a more proper stoage place can be found.

    2023.009

    Record Type: Object

    Bimah
  15. Temple Beth El Collection - Wool, heavy-weight, welcome rug suspended from brass rail at Dalton, Georgia's Temple Beth-El synagogue. Rug is printed with a stylized pattern of Jewish symbolism. The rug is stored in the Bandy Center's Reading Room for safekeeping until a more proper stoage place can be found.

    2023.009

    Record Type: Object

    Rug, Welcome
  16. Thornton - Williams Family Collection - 2022.032.0244 a. Snapshots in New Caledonia, a photographic program that shows printed images of New Caledonia 2022.032.0244 b. New Caledonia Photographic booklet

    2022.032

    Record Type: Object

    Program, Photographic
  17. Thornton - Williams Family Collection - Baby book for Wilma Sue Teems that contains milestones during her young life, there are locks of Teems' hair inside of the book.

    2022.032

    Record Type: Object

    Book, Baby
  18. Thornton - Williams Family Collection - Green and red military sewing kit belonging to Johnnie Thornton, inside there is a needle and thread.

    2022.032

    Record Type: Object

    Kit, Sewing
  19. Thornton - Williams Family Collection - Hand painted shell necklace of various mountains and sunrises belonging to Johnnie Thornton during his station in the South Pacific.

    2022.032

    Record Type: Object

    Necklace
  20. Thornton - Williams Family Collection - Johnnie Thornton's dog tags from World War II, these give his name, military I.D., next of kin, his mother Mary Williams Thornton, and place of address.

    2022.032

    Record Type: Object

    Tags, Dog

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