Temple House of Israel (Staunton, Virginia)
Virginia, United States
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Temple House of Israel in Staunton, Virginia, is a Reform Jewish synagogue constructed in 1925 and designed by Sam Collins of T.J. Collins and son. The Moorish Revival structure, located at 15 North Market Street, represents the congregation founded in 1876 by Major Alexander Hart, which had previously worshipped in members' homes before moving to a Kalorama Street building in 1885, when it affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism. The building features Mercer tiles and ornamental windows and a glass screen executed by the renowned Boston craftsman Charles Connick. The synagogue stands as a contributing property to the Gospel Hill historic district.
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- Virginia, United States
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