Congregation B'nai Abraham
Philadelphia, United States
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Congregation B'nai Abraham, an Orthodox Jewish synagogue located at 523–527 Lombard Street in Philadelphia's Society Hill neighborhood, was completed in 1910 in the Byzantine Revival style. The congregation itself was established in 1874, making the building a later manifestation of a decades-old community. Serving the Ashkenazi rite, the synagogue remains active with daily services and continues to house a Jewish preschool and Lubavitch of Center City, anchoring Jewish life in the historic district.
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- synagogue
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- Philadelphia, United States
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