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Chicago’s Shifting Synagogue Landscape

An image of the B'nai Shalom synagogue edifice, c. 1900. Previous to 1890, this building housed K.A.M. synagogue.
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Beth Hamidrash Hagadol Ubuai Jacob (126).png

Beth Hamidrash Hagadol Ubuai Jacob (1888-1902)
Zion Temple (pg. 100 of pdf).png

Image of Zion Congregation, c. 1900.
North Side Hebrew Congregation (pg. 102).png

North Chicago Hebrew Congregation, c. 1900
Sinai Jews of Illinois pg. 329 (89 of pdf).png

Exterior shot of Sinai Reform Congregation, c. 1900
Sinai Temple Jews of Illinois pg. 330 (90 of pdf).png

Interior shot of Sinai Reform Congregation, c. 1900
Ohavay Shalom (127).png

Indicated as Ohave Sholom Mariampol, but does not match any other photo of that synagogue. Like Likely Anshe Knesseth Israel.
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Sinai Temple, 1861-1863
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B'nai Abraham, date unknown (ante 1924)
Ohave shalom mariampol.pdf

Anshe shalom.pdf

Anshe Dorum.pdf

Beth Hamedrash West Side.pdf

Sinai Grand Blvd (510).pdf

B’nai Abraham (pg 500).pdf

Shalom pine gr (pg 540).pdf

Bnai Abraham (pg. 105).png

Zion 1885, pg. 55.png

temple israel.png

The modernist building of Temple Israel, on 44th and St. Lawrence Streets. After merging with B'nai Shalom, this also served as the synagogue of B'nai Shalom Temple Israel.
Bnai Shalom 1864.jpg

Bnai Shalom 1877.jpg

Bnai Shalom 1914.jpg

Lake and Wells.jpg

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