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Also known as the Madison Avenue
Temple, Reform congregation Anshe Chesed used this second synagogue from
September 19, 1902, to March 1974. It is currently a home for mentally disabled
adults. Now known as Chesed Temple, the congregation's current synagogue
is located on Knox Street in Scranton.
| ID |
51 |
| state |
PA |
| city |
Scranton |
| synagogue name |
Anshe Chesed Synagogue |
| date erected or
dedicated |
1902 |
| postmark |
ca.9/7/07 |
| produced by |
Hugh C. Leighton Co.,
Maine (Germany) |
| architect |
unknown |
| affiliation |
Reform |
Copyright 1999-2004
by the National Museum of American Jewish History
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