History of the Eldridge Street Synagogue

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Discover Jewish history and the story of the 1887 Eldridge Street Synagogue. This magnificent National Historic Landmark is the first great house of worship built in America by Eastern European immigrants. Produced by the Museum at Eldridge Street.
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14 окт 2024

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@AnnieFinchPoet 15 дней назад

wonderful story and video, the end brought tears to my eyes❤

@orangemanbad 2 года назад

Great video! I’m not a Jew. But I love to see great religious buildings. It’s sad to see so many churches and religious houses going into disrepair lately and losing members to atheism. This is a great project and wow, what results.

@ManiacMayhem7256 2 года назад

Beautiful architecture and history

@RebekahCurielAlessi 2 года назад

Oh! I enjoyed this so much!!!!

@Powertrip_3909 7 месяцев назад

Rabbi Avraham Ahron Yudelovitch was Rabbi of the synagogue for over 20 years, he wrote many Seforim. His son, Rabbi Chaim Morim Yood was also a rabbi in New York.

@NoName-to5xl 3 года назад

I was there in 2008. A small group of people was visiting. After the tour every visitor was asked how they arrived in america. Everybody was jewish and had a vary scary story. I was the only non jew, i could not believe the lack of interest in such an important place.

@Risteard156 Год назад

✡️ The good old days maybe gone but not forgotten

@DudeMannn 6 месяцев назад

Fun Fact: Ira Gershwin from the iconic Jewish music writing team the Gershwin brothers was born and raised on that very street just feet away from this Synagogue.

@davism3800 3 года назад

What about the skeleton?

@bitterppcornporlyedits8989 5 лет назад

My last name is Eldridge.

@DudeMannn 6 месяцев назад

This street Eldridge was named after a soldier from New York City. Lieutenant Joseph Eldridge died in Canada battling against British forces and Ottawa Natives. Witnesses described his death as happening under some very grisly circumstances. In 1817, the city renamed Third Street to Eldridge. Allen, Chrystie and Forsythe Streets were also named for soldiers who fell during this War of 1812 too.