The Eucalyptus Trail is a trail of 16 historic sites in the heart of the city of Hadera. In addition to the signs placed at the points of the route, an illustration marking the route is stamped on the ground, as can be seen in the following sign
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Click for a larger image On the wall of the house next to the door is a sign that reads: Feinberg House / Founded 1896
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The house is also defined as a heritage site in Israel
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Fanny and Lolik Feinberg
Feinberg House The family home of the founders Fanny and Lolik Feinberg.
Built in stages in the years 1885-1886.
The house is of the type of the largest houses in the colony, with three living wings and a basement, to the south of the house, the stable structure and the trough.
Israel Feinberg, one of the first settlers in Hadera, was one of the first four guards sent by Yehoshua Hankin, the savior of the lands, in order to demonstrate ownership of the land purchased in 1890.
Israel (Lolik) Feinberg died of malaria in 1911.
Avshalom Feinberg, one of the founders of the Nili underground in World War I, grew up in this house. Avshalom was murdered in Sinai in 1917, as part of this activity.
The Avshalom monument stands today in Nahal Hadera Park.
Avshalom’s bones were found in the Sinai Desert in 1967 and a palm plant from the palm tree kernel that was in his pocket. This palm tree was planted to the right of the entrance to the house at the end of the conservation work that was carried out in 2008.
The second floor, which was above the northern wing, burned down during the Arab riots of 1921 and was not restored as part of the conservation work.
In the yard of the house (today the cafe) Fanny Feinberg grew irises.
This garden was called "Hagnik" by her. During Baron Rothschild’s visit to Israel in 1914, the Baron stopped by the house (Feinberg House) and Avshalom Feinberg handed him an iris from the house garden. "The Baron wanted tubers and got the full bucket. The mother also had the opportunity to talk to the Baron. He shook her hand and thanked her several times."
(From a letter from Avshalom Feinberg, March 1914, to his aunt Sonia. Archive of the Khan Museum)
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Project management - Hadera Development Fund
Historical Materials - The Khan Museum of Hadera History
Eucalyptus route Historic sites route in the heart of Hadera
1. The Founders’ Garden, the agricultural farm / 2. Beit Ezra / 3. Beit HaMoshava / 4. The Market / 5. The Old Synagogue / 6. Beit Smolnik / 7. Beit Nakhumovsky / Milner / 8. Beit Kelz / 9. The Kiosk / 10. Ehad Ha’am School / 11. Beit Ram / 12. Kotler House / 13. Feinberg House / 14. Water Tower / 15. The Khan Museum / 16. The Great Synagogue
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