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Helena
Wife of Stefan Hamyc, identified as an early house owner.
Mordechai son of Isaac (Isaacovitz)
Community parnas associated with the house from 1617 to 1706.
Sternbach family
Family that possessed the house from 1706 until the late nineteenth century.
Simcha-Menahem ben Yohanan-Barukh de Yona
Physician of King Jan Sobieski.
Kamienica Daktarovska
Three-story Renaissance building in the ghetto.
Israel ben Yosef
Community tax lessee who received the building in 1767.
Mrs. Sasov
Owner who demolished the building before World War I.
Kamienica Krakhmalovska
Neighboring sixteenth-century house purchased by Shlomo Krochmal.
Shlomo Krochmal
Purchased the neighboring house.
Mrs. Schnblum
Later owner who demolished the neighboring house.
Deputy Voivode’s Court
Court that convened in the building after its transfer to the community.
Eliezer Borukhovitz
Purchased the building from Austrian authorities.
Kribs House
House numbered 25, built by Ruthenian Kost.
Kost
Ruthenian builder of Kribs House.
Community Council House
Building numbered 27 containing community offices.
Paul the Italian
Architect who built the synagogue in Gothic style.
Volovska Church
Church on Ruska Street also built by Paul the Italian.
Isaac Halevi
Composed the Song of Redemption after the synagogue reopened in 1609.
Synagogue founded in 1582
Gothic synagogue founded by Isaac ben Nahman.
House at Blaharska 20
A house at Blaharska 20, formerly associated with the Nahmanovich and Abelovich families.
Abelovich family
The Abelovich family owned the house from the eighteenth century until 1914.
Korkis family
The Korkis family acquired the neighboring house and its frontage.
Mordechai ben Abraham Feigels
Owned the house at Blaharska 22 in the eighteenth century.
Chaim Tzufovnik
Acquired the house at lot Platshek in the eighteenth century.
Yisrael ben Yosef Eidels
Bought the house at Blaharska 28 and founded a yeshiva there.
Yisrael ben Pinchas
Bought the house at Blaharska 30 and built a new house there.
House at Blaharska 28
A house associated with a family, a yeshiva, and later the Carmelites.
House at Blaharska 30
A house rebuilt after an eighteenth-century fire.
House at Baimo 52
A house beside the synagogue associated with the goldsmith Brod ben Zev.
Brod ben Zev
A goldsmith associated with the house at Baimo 52 in 1767.
Moshe Kopel
A goldsmith associated with a house later transferred to the community.
Moshe Baer ben Zalman
Owner of house number 48.
Mizes family
Family associated with house number 46.
Meir Mizis
Person associated with the house called Meir Mizis’s house.
Yosef Shaul Natizohn
Rabbi who received ownership of a house.
Carmelites
Religious order that sold the neighboring house.