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Photo Gallery, VirtualTours & Videos
Our Facilities
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Our building at 8900 Reisterstown Road in Pikesville
A view of our building from Reisterstown Road
Our Pikesville location
at sunset
The entrance to our building
The main chapel, with its sunlit wall of Jerusalam stone
The family rooms provide an intimate and comfortable location to receive friends and family prior to the service
The menorah in the main chapel
The side chapel also has a Jerusalem stone wall, a beautiful wall of windows, and a stained glass Tree of Life panel at the back
Levinson's parlor for smaller more intimate services
The Marjorie Levinson Bereavement Library, which contains books on grief and mourning, as well as Jewish mourning customs
The lobby, a spacious and welcoming first introduction to our building
View of doors to the Main Chapel
Arrangement office lobby
The offices are designed to provide a peaceful and private environment for families to make funeral arrangements
Reception area with bereavement lending library - Columbia Arrangement Center
View into the sun-lit arrangement office - Columbia Arrangement Center
Arrangement office and casket selection room - Columbia Arrangement Center
Arrangement office with views of surrounding woods - Columbia Arrangement Center
Casket and vault informational display - Columbia Arrangement Center
Levinson's Outdoor Chapel - to accommodate services during the COVID-19 pandemic
Our Facilities
Our building at 8900 Reisterstown Road
The entrance to our building
A view of our building from Reisterstown Road
Main Chapel
Main Chapel family room
The menorah in the main chapel
Side Chapel
Levinson's Parlor
In the Community
The Marjorie Levinson Bereavement Library, which contains books on grief and mourning, as well as Jewish mourning customs
Levinson's Volunteer Initiative - Community Festivals
Bowleys Lane Cemetery Clean Up with Sol Levinson, Fram Monument and JVC
Matt Levinson presents to the Pikesville "Bagel Boys"
Funeral Directors Greg King and Erik Avant support the Jewish Federation of Howard County
Educational Programming in the Community
Levinson's Volunteer Initivate - Cemetery Clean Up
Matt Levinson during the Associated's Young Professionals trip to Israel
Sol Levinson, JVC and commiunity volunteers sorting hundreds of books from our immensely successful Book Drive.
Levinson staff and members of the community participate in Mitzvah Day at the Park Heights JCC
Director of Advance Planning, Eliza Feller, presents on the Jewish Funeral and Advance Planning
Members of the Sol Levinson and JVC staff and community volunteers sorting clothing from our 1st Fall Donation Drive.
Matt Levinsons speaks at Life Happens, an educational program for the community, offering guidance on how to convey what is important to us and how we aim to be remembered.
Matt Levinson speaks on the importance of providing exceptional customer service to Beth El Congregation.
Levinson's partnered with the Center For Jewish Education and Jewish Community Services to present on Understanding a Child's Grief
Eliza Feller presents to members of Beth El Congregation on Jewish funeral traditions and Advance Planning
Mitzvah Day - volunteers prepare meal bags for Weinberg House
Levinson's and area clergy partnered together to hold a Virtual Memorial Service, to help mourners grieve during a time of social distancing due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Shammas Book Burial with Sol Levinson, Fram Monument and JVC
In the Community
The Marjorie Levinson Bereavement Library
Levinson's Volunteer Initiative - Community Festivals
Matt Levinson presents to the Pikesville "Bagel Boys"
Funeral Directors supporting the Jewish Federation of Howard County
Educational Programming in the Community
Levinson's Volunteer Initivate - Cemetery Clean Up
Matt Levinson during the Associated's Young Professionals trip to Israel
Levinson staff participating in Mitzvah Day at the Park Heights JCC
Our History
Max Levinson opened the original funeral home
The chapel in the building on North Avenue
September 14, 1972: Sol Levinson and Bros., Inc was honored for “strengthening the economy of Israel through State of Israel Bonds”
Sol Levinson & Bros., Inc was featured in a Baltimore Jewish Times
Our chapel in the former Reisterstown Road location
Commemorating our 100th anniversary of providing funeral services
In 1992, Sol Levinson & Bros., Inc marked 100 years of service to the Jewish community
Governor William Donald Schaefer proclaimed November 4, 1993 to be Levinson Family Day
Our History
Max Levinson opened the original funeral home and was the first of what is now five generations of Levinsons involved in serving the community
The chapel in the building on North Avenue
September 14, 1972: Sol Levinson and Bros., Inc was honored for “strengthening the economy of Israel through State of Israel Bonds”
Sol Levinson & Bros., Inc was featured in a Baltimore Jewish Times article in 1996, detailing the move to our current location
Our chapel in the former Reisterstown Road location
Another article commemorating our 100th anniversary of providing funeral services
In 1992, Sol Levinson & Bros., Inc marked 100 years of service to the Jewish community
Governor William Donald Schaefer proclaimed November 4, 1993 to be Levinson Family Day
The official groundbreaking for the current building. From left: Irv Levinson, Burton Levinson, Ira Levinson, Ellensue Levinson-Jeffers, and Stanley Levinson
This article describes the sensitive task of being a funeral director, and our commitment to provide caring and personalized service to each family
Sol Levinson was recognized by the BBJ as one of Baltimore's Oldest Family Owned Businesses, March 2022.
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2023 Induction into the Baltimore Jewish Hall of Fame