Barbara Lovenheim Books in Order

Written for single women over thirty-five, this guide explores practical ways to seek marriage. It considers dating customs, personal advertisements, matchmaking services, and singles groups as routes toward meeting a compatible partner.

This illustrated history traces the Jewish Home of Rochester from its beginnings in 1920. Archival photographs and accounts of successive generations show how a community of immigrants built an institution to care for its older members.

This illustrated history traces western New York’s role in the American studio craft movement. Artist interviews and accounts of influential schools, workshops, and communities explore how the region sustained innovation in furniture, ceramics, glass, and other crafts.

Seven Jews hide in Berlin as deportations intensify, relying on German helpers for food and shelter. Drawing on survivors’ accounts, this history follows their struggle to remain alive without papers in the Nazi capital.