Artworks created by Naomi Cohen, Chicago, Illinois; photographs, record labels, and memorabilia at the Sajewski Music Store, 1227 North Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, Illinois

Online digital image numbers may be offset by 1 or 2 digits from the film negative frame numbers.

Film negative frame numbers, descriptions: 1-7, additional sides to Mrs. Naomi Cohen's autobiographical house (see also photographs on roll at call number: AFC 1981/004: b48712); 8-14, Portrait of Mrs. Naomi Cohen, craftswoman, 3800 North Lake Shore Dr., Chicago; 15-23, a work by Mrs. Cohen depicting Lake Shore Drive with the park, apartments, etc.; includes her building (possibly) and one synagogue or other Jewish building, the one with the dome; 24-27, Monument to the Holocaust by Mrs. Cohen at Anshe Emet Synagogue; 28-30, at the Sajewski Music Store, 1227 Milwaukee Ave , Chicago, Jania Sajewski publicity photograph ca 1955; 31-34, some of Jania Sajewski’s records on the Capitol label; 36, portrait of Frank Przybylski, ca early 30's - composer, arranger, and orchestra leader; Alvin and sister Jania Sajewski (Jeannette Sajewski Terley or Jeanette Sajewski Terlikowski) talk about his accomplishments and personality in the recorded interview at call numbers AFC 1981/004: AFS 20803 and AFS 20803b.

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1955

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