Labor Lyceum bibliography - Rauh Jewish Archives

Derrick L. Tillman Labor Lyceum Demolition Digital Photographs [2018.0065] (catalog record).

“Labor Lyceum,” Pittsburgh Jewish Community Book, 1921 (online—Historic Pittsburgh).
Labor Lyceum cornerstone [2018.50.1] (online—Heinz History Center eMuseum).

“Church of God in Christ on Miller Street," photograph, c. 1940-1945 [2001.35.4104] (online—CMOA.org).

“New Theatre Presents ‘Bury The Dead,'" Communist Collection of A.E. Forbes [2000.07.080] (online—Historic Pittsburgh)
“Stop Layoffs! Act Now," Communist Collection of A.E. Forbes [2000.07.068] (online—Historic Pittsburgh)
“Marx Lenin Exhibit Workers School," Communist Collection of A.E. Forbes [2000.07.055] (online—Historic Pittsburgh).
“Ethel Friedman oral history, 1969, Tape 1/Side 1," from National Council of Jewish Women, Pittsburgh Section Records [AIS1664.40] (online—Historic Pittsburgh).
“Fanny Gittleman oral history, 1969, Tape 1/Side 2," from National Council of Jewish Women, Pittsburgh Section Records [AIS1664.40] (online—Historic Pittsburgh).
“Samuel Greenberg oral history, 1968, Tape 2/Side 3" from National Council of Jewish Women, Pittsburgh Section Records [AIS1664.40] (online—Historic Pittsburgh).
“Mollie Katz, 1968, Tape 1/Side 2," from National Council of Jewish Women, Pittsburgh Section Records [AIS1664.40] (online—Historic Pittsburgh).
“Hyman Richman, 1986, Tape 1/Side 1," from National Council of Jewish Women, Pittsburgh Section Records [AIS1664.40] (online—Historic Pittsburgh).
“Belle Swartz, 1969, Tape 1/Side 2," from National Council of Jewish Women, Pittsburgh Section Records [AIS1664.40] (online—Historic Pittsburgh).
“Bess Topolsky, 1968, Tape 1/Side 2," from National Council of Jewish Women, Pittsburgh Section Records [AIS1664.40] (online—Historic Pittsburgh).

“Scenes Attending Cornerstone Laying," Pittsburgh Daily Post, Sept. 4, 1916 (online—Newspapers.com).
“New Jewish Labor Lyceum is Opened," Pittsburgh Daily Post, Feb. 5, 1917 (online—Newspapers.com).
“Labor Lyceum Factions Riot," Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Dec. 15, 1930 (online—Newspapers.com).

Scoratow, Leon B. “The Arbiter Ring, the Growth and Decline of the Socialist Labor Movement in the Pittsburgh Jewish Community 1904-1947,” The Sloping Halls Review, 1997 (online).

Carlin, Abigail and Louise Sturgess, eds. “Memories from Miller," Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation, 2005 (online—PHLF).

“Labor Lyceum," Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania Labor Legacy (online—Labor Legacy Web Site).

Conner, Lynne. “Pittsburgh in Stages: Two Hundred Years of Theater," Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh Press, 2007 (catalog record).
Lidji, Eric. “The optimistic afterlife of the old Labor Lyceum," Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle, April 19, 2019 (online—Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle).
McCormick, Charles H. “Seeing Reds: federal surveillance of radicals in the Pittsburgh mill district, 1917-1921," Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh Press, 1997 (online—Historic Pittsburgh).
Selavan, Ida Cohen. “Jewish wage earners in Pittsburgh, 1890-1930," American Jewish Historical Quarterly, March 1976 [F160 .J5 J5 1976] (online—Berman Jewish Policy Archive).

Bamberg, Angelique. “The Pittsburgh Labor Lyceum: Remnant of a Radical Society," Western Pennsylvania History, Fall 2017 (online—Penn State University).
Richman, Hyman. “Life on Pittsbugh’s ‘Hill’: Some Views and Values of Jews Who Lived There Before the 1940s,’ Western Pennsylvania History, Spring 1991 (online—Penn State University).