
From Days Gone By: Reb Avrohom Mayor
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present this photo of the famed elder Chossid Reb Avrohom Mayor (Drizin), circa 1985. Can you identify where the photo was taken?
Courtesy of Lubavitch Archives, we present this photo of the famed elder Chossid Reb Avrohom Mayor (Drizin), circa 1985. Can you identify where the photo was taken?
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