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Cloth-goods shop
Jews traded in cloth goods at one of the town’s shops.
Iron shop
An iron shop is mentioned among the Jewish businesses.
Jewish textile shops
Former Jewish businesses in Lukow selling textiles and haberdashery.
Jewish restaurant
Former Jewish restaurant in Lukow.
Jewish hardware shop
Former Jewish hardware shop in Lukow.
Joseph Mendel Hochman’s shoe factory
A small shoe factory opened in Łuków.
Album factory
An album factory was established in Łuków.
Moshe Pasla's barbershop
A barbershop where Jewish working youth gathered during a confrontation.
Gastman’s shoe factory
Moved to Lukow in 1907, prompting workers to form an association.
Singer sewing-machine agency
Agency represented by Motl after returning to Łuków.
Bund Cooperative Grocery Store
Cooperative store opened by the Bund on Shul Street after Poland’s liberation.
Frumkin's sewing shop
Shop selling clothing-making supplies.
Trishlem shop
Haberdashery shop on the route through the market area.
Blashki’s Hat Shop
Hat shop located near the market opposite Trishlem’s shop.
Bakeries
Several bakeries located in the Guild Alley.
Oil Press
Oil press owned by R. Hersh.
Flour Mill
Flour mill owned by R. Hersh.
Gastman firm
The Gastman firm was the largest of several larger shoe factories.
Gastman shoe factory
Gastman’s factory employed 300 workers and handled shoe production processes.
Two mills
Lukow had two mills.
Vinegar factory
An industrial enterprise employing Jewish workers.
Narrator's tailoring business
Tailoring business where the narrator worked during the day.
Baba Hana Samuels's Bakery
A bakery beside Yankl the Vinegar Maker's residence.
Baba Hana Samuels's Grocery Store
A grocery store beside Yankl the Vinegar Maker's residence.
Rachel's soda-water shop
Soda-water factory and shop operated by Rachel in Lukow.
Yosl and Shashe’s shop
A shop operated by Yosl and Shashe on Mezritcher Street.
Kiml Beker's bakery
Bakery located in the market.
Brewery
Brewery producing beer and distributing it to surrounding towns.
Aryeh Brothers
A major firm trading with merchants throughout Poland.
Matl Kleinman’s Printing Shop
The printing shop included a counter, typesetting room, and printing press.
Stationery Shop
A shop with broad windows, entered from Zhelekhauer Road.
Biderman's oil and distribution shop
A shop known as an oil business sold lighting supplies, soap, and kindling.
Spirit monopoly
A spirit monopoly was among the shops spreading through the area.
Moshe Lichtenstein’s soap factory
Soap factory facing the Chaya-Sarah prayer house.
Chaim David Zakalik’s tin workshop
Tin workshop whose building bordered the Zhelekhov road.
Moshe Lichtenstein's Shabbat-candle factory
One of Moshe Lichtenstein's two factories produced Shabbat candles.