Ohio River steamboats in Cincinnati where Jews docked in 1800s - Rabbi Chaim Dalfin, July 24, 2024

so we're here at the Riverboat uh Steamboat this is actually a steamboat in front of us all BB Riverbats and uh you can see behind me over there that's a steamboat out there you can see the water and you can see also the Brooklyn Bridge that we talking about before out there and I'm the the reason I'm making this clip is because the the people the Jewish people coming from Europe This was their first spot coming in on this part of the world and that's why Cincinnati in the mid 1800s was a place with many many Jewish people though Orthodox people belong to Orthodox Jews and people belong to reform as uh I understand lenf fall came here and the re told Rabbi common that the grandson of the samed will deal with the grandson of lenthal and that's why I should go to Cincinnati and this is a great spot here to see there is a sign uh measuring sign 1.5 2.5 that's another bridge over there that's where we are thank you