To compensate, many made their homes as visibly Jewish as possible with religious prints and lithographs. In 1874, the H. Schile company on New York's Lower East Side published three lithographs for the Jewish trade. At the bottom as the title of the print, the verse is printed in English.
All prayer is oriented eastward, toward Jerusalem.
To point the direction, a mizrach is hung on the eastern wall of the house. This one, published by H. Schile Company, is a lithograph, black on white, or which color could later be added by hand. Mizrach, New York, 1874. Prints and Photographs Division. The other two lithographs are of Moses and Aaron .