Former Sherith Israel Temple

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Sherith Israel Temple was built in Cincinnati in 1860 for Congregation Sherith Israel and served as a synagogue until the congregation moved in the nineteenth century. The building survived subsequent commercial and other uses and was later converted to residential condominiums. It has not functioned as a synagogue for many decades. Its current residential use preserves the original historic structure while separating the building's present function from its Jewish religious origin. Historic Cincinnati synagogue building completed in 1860 and now used as residential condominiums. In Jewish World Records, Former Sherith Israel Temple is connected to the record “Oldest Building in Ohio Originally Built as a Synagogue,” based on the stored achievement of Built in 1860. Congregation Sherith Israel built its Lodge Street synagogue in Cincinnati in 1860.

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• jcemcin.org