Manuscript Database
Creator/Title
Joseph family. Papers, 1954-2017. 1 cu. ft.
Call No.
Mss. A J83 / 1-34
Content
This collection documents the professional work, family life, and political interests of a Jewish family of Louisville, Kentucky. Papers relate to Dorothy Joseph’s volunteer and professional work to promote mental health in Louisville, as well as her son Alfred S. Joseph’s involvement in state and local politics. Dorothy Joseph’s papers (Series I) include information about her work at Nichols General Hospital as a Gray Lady, Louisville General Hospital, Jewish Hospital, Bridgehaven, Central State Hospital, the Kentucky Association for Mental Health, Community Chest, and the National Council of Jewish Women. Alfred S. Joseph’s papers (Series II) primarily contain materials relating to his involvement in the political campaigns of Morris K. Udall, an unsuccessful presidential contender, and David L. Armstrong, a local politician.