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K'hilah Kodesh B'nai Yeshrun on
the corner of Eighth and Plum streets in Cincinnati still stands as one of
the cornerstones of American Reform Judaism. Designed by architect James
Key Wilson, the building was opened to the public in 1866. Also named the
Isaac M. Wise Synagogue, it is still used today for tours, weddings, special
events, and Reform Rabbinic ordinations.
| ID |
37 |
| state |
OH |
| city |
Cincinnati |
| synagogue name |
Plum Street Synagogue |
| date erected or
dedicated |
August 23, 1866 |
| postmark |
ca. 1912 |
| produced by |
Kreemer Art Co. Cincinnati,
OH |
| architect |
James Key Wilson |
| affiliation |
Reform |
Copyright 1999-2004
by the National Museum of American Jewish History
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