1. With daughter Ruth at Oxford, ca. 1947. Courtesy of the Cuba Family Archives for Southern Jewish History at the Breman Museum.

2. Campaigning for Congress with family in Rockdale County, 1954. Courtesy of the Cuba Family Archives for Southern Jewish History at the Breman Museum.

3. Abram with Pope Paul VI during AJC delegation to the Vatican, May 1964. With the permission of the AJC Archives. All rights reserved.

4. Abram with Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol, June 1964. With the permission of the AJC Archives. All rights reserved.

5. Abram with Vice President Hubert Humphrey and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at the Annual Meeting of the American Jewish Committee, 1965. With the permission of the AJC Archives. All rights reserved.

6. Abram introduces President Lyndon B. Johnson to the 60th Anniversary meeting of the American Jewish Committee, 1966. With the permission of the AJC Archives. All rights reserved.

7. Abram addressing a rally of the National Emergency Leadership Conference for Israel during the Six-Day War at Lafayette Park, Washington DC, June 1967. With the permission of the AJC Archives. All rights reserved.

8. Author meets the new president of Brandeis University, September 1968. Courtesy of the Robert D. Farber University Archives & Special Collections Department, Brandeis University.

9. With mother, Irene Abram, and Romanian relatives, Vaslui, Romania, 1969. Courtesy of the Cuba Family Archives for Southern Jewish History at the Breman Museum.

10. Abram with author Eli Evans and National Urban League President Vernon Jordan, Atlanta, 1977. With the permission of the AJC Archives. All rights reserved.

11. Abram receives American Jewish Committee’s National Distinguished Leadership Award, New York, December 1999. Pictured: Ambassador Richard Holbrooke, UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, Abram, World Jewish Congress Chairman Edgar Bronfman, and AJC President Bruce Ramer. With the permission of the AJC Archives. All rights reserved.

12. Morris B. Abram. Courtesy of the Cape Cod Times. Photo credit: Arnold Miller.

13. Portrait of Morris Abram sitting in his New York law office. Artist: Anne Green. Courtesy of Max Green and Joshua Abram.