Rauh Jewish Archives at the Heinz History Center
The North Hills Jewish Community Center was founded in 1968 by Jewish families living in the northern suburbs of Pittsburgh. The group met in private homes until the late 1970s, when they acquired and renovated a former church on Duncan Avenue. The congregation changed its name to Temple Ohav Shalom in the early 1980s and relocated to the former North Hills Racquet Club in the late 1990s.
Bibliography
Rauh Jewish Archives
- Temple Ohav Shalom (Allison Park, Pa.) Records [MSS 1390]
- Nancy and Larry Garber Papers and Photographs [MSS 1388]
- Temple Ohav Shalom materials, from Corinne Azen Krause Papers [MSS 113] (catalog record).
- Temple Ohav Shalom materials, from Jewish Chronicle Records [MSS 906] (catalog record).
- Temple Ohav Shalom materials, from Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh Records [MSS 287] (catalog record).
- Temple Ohav Shalom materials, from Jewish Archival Survey [MSS 196] (catalog record).
- Temple Ohav Shalom news [Serial] (catalog record)
- “The happy cooker,” North Hills Jewish Community Center/North Hills Group of Hadassah], [TX715 .N67 H37 1975] (catalog record)
- “Community Cookbook,” North Hills Community Outreach [TX715 .N67 1999] (catalog record)
Exhibit History
- Author: Catelyn Cocuzzi
- Created: January 27, 2026
- Current: January 27, 2026