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Ramath Orah

Manhattan, United States

Ramath Orah
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Ramath Orah is a Modern Orthodox synagogue on West 110th Street in Manhattan's Upper West Side, near Columbia University. Designed by the architectural firm Hoppin & Koen, the neo-Georgian building was constructed in 1921 as the initial phase of a larger West Side Unitarian Church before later becoming a synagogue. The structure exemplifies Colonial Revival architecture and was designated to the National Register of Historic Places on September 17, 2015.

Architect

Hoppin & Koen

Movement

Colonial Revival architecture
Type
synagogue
Heritage
National Register of Historic Places listed place
Place
Manhattan, United States

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Location

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