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Mrs. C. De Sola, Montreal, QC, 1902

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Mrs. C. De Sola, Montreal, QC, 1902
Museum of Jewish Montreal · displayed from the archive's own server (museejuifmontreal.ca) · full-size image ↗ · view and cite at source ↗© McCord Museum. Belle Maud Goldsmith, originally from Cleveland, Ohio, married Clarence de Sola in 1901. She played an active role in the community, leading the Friendly League of Jewish Women, a precursor to the YWHA that played an early role in integrating Jewish immigrant women into Canadian society in the early 1900s. She was also integral in helping launch the career of famous opera singer, …

Where

Montréal, QCCorrect the locationNearby on the big map
Held by
Museum of Jewish Montreal via Museum of Jewish Montreal — map of Jewish Montreal
Dates
1902 (indexed as 1902)
Level
item (source: Photograph)
Scope & content
Mrs. C. De Sola, Montreal, QC, 1902. Wm. Notman and Son 1902, 20th century. Silver salts on glass - Gelatin dry plate process 17 x 12 cm. Purchase from Associated Screen News Ltd. II-141241 © McCord Museum. Belle Maud Goldsmith, originally from Cleveland, Ohio, married Clarence de Sola in 1901. She played an active role in the community, leading the Friendly League of Jewish Women, a precursor to the YWHA that played an early role in integrating Jewish immigrant women into Canadian society in the early 1900s. She was also integral in helping launch the career of famous opera singer, Pauline Donalda.
Location
  • Montréal, QC · city · confidence 75% · city:geonames · found as “Montreal (QC)”
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Access & use
© McCord Museum. Belle Maud Goldsmith, originally from Cleveland, Ohio, married Clarence de Sola in 1901. She played an active role in the community, leading the Friendly League of Jewish Women, a precursor to the YWHA that played an early role in integrating Jewish immigrant women into Canadian society in the early 1900s. She was also integral in helping launch the career of famous opera singer, Pauline Donalda. From the Museum of Jewish Montreal's exhibit « Clarence de Sola - Residence »: https://museejuifmontreal.ca/en/exhibit/clarence-de-sola-residence-2/
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2026-10-17T06:33:24Z · source datestamp n/a · mjm

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