The Manchester Reform Synagogue was founded in 1857. On the 1st June 1941 during the World War II blitz of Manchester the synagogue was bombed and lost its building as well as most of its records and treasured possessions. In 1949, compensation from the War Damage Commission allowed the congregation to purchase the present site and build this Shule in Jackson’s Row, which opened on 29th November 1953. More information at: http://jacksonsrow.org/
Thursday 29 September 2011
Rosh Hashanah- in the year 5772
The Manchester Reform Synagogue was founded in 1857. On the 1st June 1941 during the World War II blitz of Manchester the synagogue was bombed and lost its building as well as most of its records and treasured possessions. In 1949, compensation from the War Damage Commission allowed the congregation to purchase the present site and build this Shule in Jackson’s Row, which opened on 29th November 1953. More information at: http://jacksonsrow.org/
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50s buildings don't get celebrated much but I rather like this one, it has a bit of an art deco look. I've linked to your blog today. Hope you may get some more votes as a result. ;-) Happy New Year!
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ReplyDeleteNice composition. I am off to vote now.
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