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  Interview with Irvin Goldstein and photographs, 1980s-1990s, 2010-2018

  Summary of an oral history interview conducted with Irvin Goldstein (1929-) in 2010 and 2018. The summary is accompanied by a circa 1980s-1990s portrait of Goldstein, photograph of Goldstein taken by Margaret Mazanec on June 23, 2013, biography, and resume. The interview was part of the Louisville Jewish Family and Career Services's project to document the lives of Jewish seniors in Louisville, Kentucky.
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  Going to the Dogs

  Poster for the Kentucky Art & Craft Foundation featuring a poodle in sunglasses. Photography by Albert Leggett and Design by Julius Friedman. Julius Friedman (1943-2017) was an artist and graphic designer. He was considered Louisville’s beloved and renowned image maker and cultural advocate. Throughout his 50-year career, Friedman embraced a vast range of media and methods to delight viewers with his visual artistry. Friedman also had a rescue dog named Mr. Brown. Albert Leggett is a Louisville native who began his career under the commercial photographer Lyn Caufield before opening his own company in 1984. He worked with Friedman on various projects.
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  Dottie

  Two photographs of Dr. Jeffrey Fowler, a Blind cardiologist at Jewish Hospital in Louisville, Kentucky, walking with his service dog Dottie and reading scans while Dottie sits beside him. Dr. Fowler had average vision as a child, but his eyes gradually deteriorated from a genetic condition called retinitis pigmentosa. He stopped driving around 1964, during his second year of medical school. At the suggestion of a nurse who bred Akitas, Fowler acquired Dottie in 1991. Dottie went through obedience and behavior training in California and Ohio and was put into service in mid-1992. In 1994, Dottie won an annual service-dog award from the Delta Society (now called Pet Partners).
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  Sixth and Main Parking Garage renders, 1985-1992

  Sheet inventory:
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_001 - Northern and Southern elevations of the parking garage.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_002 - Light drawing of the Sixth & Main Parking Garage.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_003 - Drawing of the Sixth & Main Parking Garage.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_033 - Drawing of the Eastern side of the parking garage.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_034 - Drawing of the parking garage from Sixth Street
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_035 - Drawing of the Sixth & Main Parking Garage with the addition of a child care center on the ground floor.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_036 - Drawing of the parking garage from Sixth Street with the addition of the third bay.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_038 - Drawing of the Sixth & Main Parking Garage with the addition of a child care center on the ground floor.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_040 - Aerial drawing of the original parking garage prior to any additions.
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  Sixth and Main Parking Garage preliminary and schematic drawings, 1985-1992

  Sheet inventory:
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_006 - Planned location for the third bay addition.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_016 - Site of the third bay extension.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_017 - Plans for the entrance and exit to and from Market Street.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_018 - Intended site of the third bay addition to the parking garage.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_020 - Topographical survey of the site of the third bay extension.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_021 - Plan for the alley leading away from the parking garage towards Seventh Street. Note that in this page the cardinal orientation is rotated 180 degrees.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_022 - Exit from the parking garage towards Seventh Street. Note that in this page the cardinal orientation is rotated 90 degrees.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_023 - Longitudinal section of the alley leading out of the parking garage towards Seventh Street.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_024 - Drawing of the Floor Plan of the Third Bay addition.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_025 - Plan for the alley between the Republic Bank and a potential child care center.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_027 - Planned parking spots for the first floor of the parking garage.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_028 - Planned parking spots from the second floor to the eighth floor.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_030 - Drawing of the façade for the alley that faces Seventh Street.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_031 - Gateway for the Seventh Street Alley entrance/exit.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_039 - Drawing of the ground floor of the parking garage prior to any additions.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f60_1985_001 - Drawings of various sections of the parking garage, including the front stairwell.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f60_1985_002 - Scheme A of the ground floor of the original parking garage.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f60_1985_004 - Scheme B ramp. Features a curved ramp with curved walls. Marked as void.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f60_1985_006 - Scheme A ramp. Features a curved ramp with straight walls. Marked as void.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f60_1985_007 - Cross section of the original parking garage facing East.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f60_1985_010 - Overview of a possible future addition of a third bay to the parking garage.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f60_1985_011 - Cross section of the parking garage.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_026 - Floor plan for a potential Day Care Center located between the Sixth & Main Parking Garage and Republic Bank.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f60_1985_008 - North-South cross section of scheme A of the original parking garage.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f60_1985_009 - Layout of the ground floor of the parking garage and surrounding buildings.
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  Sixth and Main Parking Garage record drawing set, 1985-1992

  Sheet inventory:
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_004 - Architectural plans index for the third bay addition to the Sixth & Main Parking Garage.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_005 - Plans for the demolition of the first floor.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_007 - Initial plans for the first floor. This layout was not used, but rather the layout on A-2A & A-2B was used.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_008 - Plans for the roof of the parking garage.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_009 - Eastern and Western elevations of the parking garage.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_010 - Revised first floor plans. Also see A-2B which features the grading plan for the first floor.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_011 - Typical floor plans for the other floors of the parking garage.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_012 - Grading plan for the first floor. Also see A-2A for the plan for the first floor.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_013 - Southern elevation of the parking garage.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_014 - Interior of the parking garage from the Southern side.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_015 - Interior of the parking garage from the Eastern side. Additionally, there are various details concerning the roof curbs.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f59_019 - Exit from the parking garage (featured on the right) past Greenberg Lot (positioned towards the bottom right of the plan) onto South Seventh Street.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f60_1985_012 - Features various cross sections and elevations.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f60_1985_003 - Structural layout scheme A of the original parking garage. Marked as void.
  MssAR_W259_015AR3_f60_1985_005 - Scheme B of the original parking garage. Marked as void.
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  West Louisville Evangelical Church register, 1916-1945, 1964-1968, 1992

  Members of a Sunday school operated by the German St. Peter's Evangelical Church formed the West Louisville Evangelical Church in 1915. The congregation built a church in the Shawnee neighborhood at 245 South 41st Street in 1916. A new sanctuary was constructed circa 1926-1927. In 1957, the church changed its name to the West Louisville United Church of Christ. In 1986, the West Louisville United Church of Christ closed due to declining membership, in part because of white flight from West Louisville, and problems maintaining the property. The remaining congregation became members of the historically Black Plymouth Congregational United Church of Christ.
  
  This register contains entries for marriages, baptisms, confirmations, attendance at communion services, and deaths from 1916-1945. Members' attendance at communion services is also recorded for 1964-1966. Loose inserts in the ledger include a 1935 license to solemnize marriages for Rev. C. T. Rausch, a 1968 request for a baptism record, undated genealogy notes, and a 1992 Plymouth Congregational United Church of Christ bulletin.