Skala-Podilska
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Korolovka
A town with its own market day for beggars.
Ancona
Italian city where Chaim Rals served as rabbi after the war.
Superior, Wisconsin
City where Chaim Rals served as a rabbi in a Conservative congregation.
Skala–Borshchov road
Road traveled by a carriage serving passengers.
Skala–Chortkiv sector
Travel sector served exclusively by the Grinberg brothers.
Town on the mountain
Town supplied with spring water by water carriers.
Siberia
Region where the narrator's father was exiled during World War I.
Peltshin
The Ukrainian town where Chaim Roiz was born and his brother was killed.
Podfilipiya Estate
Estate managed by Moshe Shapira and owned by Velvel Shtok.
Western Galilee
Region where Gesher HaZiv is located.
Bukovina
Region where Eliezer Eliyahu Weidberg was later a chief ritual slaughterer.
Tsigan
Nearby town hosting an early agricultural training group.
Milnytsia
Nearby town associated with a HeHalutz pioneer group.
Ivani-Pusta
Village near Milnytsia where agricultural training occurred.
Streets and alleyways of Skala
Streets and alleyways where the religious spirit of Sabbaths and holidays prevailed.
Russian border
Border identified as the location of Skala's final railway station.
Polish monastery
A monastery marking the beginning of an evening walk.
Ivankover Road
Road marking the endpoint of a customary walk.
Main Street
Street along which Skala youth walked.
Goluchowski Chapel
Chapel where some walkers emerged.
Count Goluchowski’s Park
Park mentioned in a caption near the Upper Gate.
Polish-Soviet border
The border zone extended along the Polish-Soviet border.
Zaputitshe
Large six-sided basin with fresh water near the bridge.
Lemberg’s house
House beside the stone where people gathered and talked.
The ancient Talking Stone
Stone where people debated elections and public affairs.
Market
A market crossed by the girls on their way to the mill.
The Bridge
A bridge beneath which water flows into the mill wheel.
Border Guard Hut
A hut occupied by border guards.
The mill
A mill observed by the departing characters.
The market
A market where the narrative scene occurs.
Town clock
A clock watched by Alter from a window.
Skala post office
The passage recalls Jews gathering at Skala's post office.
the townlet
A townlet where the narrator suggests Nachman-Moshe might have grown a gray beard.
post office
A post office where people wait for the letter carrier and where an incident occurred.
Moshe David's house
The house Moshe David passed while standing outside.
Port Arthur
The battle site whose name inspired the synagogue's popular name.