and one of the most famous patriots, of course, is haim solomon who helped finance the revolution bylling bonds for the revolutionary army to help raise money. so we have a little -- a few arty fangts from his life, including his marriage certificate, an advertisement for his business, and a receipt, a ledger sheet right here in james madison's hand where madison is recording expenses and the receipt of funds from various people who were helping to raise money for the revolution including on the second line there, haim solomon. solomon was a congregation of the synagogue that started this museum. one of the big stars of our exhibition is right here. this is correspondent between george washington and the jewish congregation of newport, rhode island. these are on loan to us from the morguen zs stern foundation. we're very excited to have these on loan. when he arrived, various groups addressed him, including the jewish community of new port. and this is the address that was read outloud to washington that day on august 17. a very quickly afterwards, probably within a day or a few days

and one of the most famous patriots, of course, is haim solomon who helped finance the revolution byling bonds for the revolutionary army to help raise money. so we have a little -- a few arty fangts from his life, including his marriage certificate, an advertisement for his business, and a receipt, a ledger sheet right here in james madison's hand where madison is recording expenses and the receipt of funds from various people who were helping to raise money for the revolution including on the second line there, haim solomon. solomon was a congregation of the synagogue that started this museum. one of the big stars of our exhibition is right here. this is correspondent between george washington and the jewish congregation of newport, rhode island. these are on loan to us from the morguen zs stern foundation. we're very excited to have these on loan. when he arrived, various groups addressed him, including the jewish community of new port. and this is the address that was read outloud to washington that day on august 17. a very quickly afterwards, probably within a day or a few days,