Leeds New Central Synagogue

Leeds, West Yorkshire

Created 2 March 2002
Latest revision or update: 27 December 2011

Congregation Data

Name:	Leeds New Central Synagogue
Previous Name:	Leeds Central Synagogue
Affiliation:	Associated with the Leeds Jewish Workers Co-Operative Society (until 1952, the Leeds Jewish Workers Burial and Trading Society.)
Address:	Wintoun Street, Leeds (previously a Baptist Church, purchased in 1923 for £5,000)
Founded:	1924 (but was successor to the Leeds Jewish Workers Burial and Trading Society Congregation in Lady Lane)
Current Status:	Closed - merged with Vilna Synagogue to form Leeds New Central Vilna Synagogue in 1955.
Ritual:	Ashkenazi Orthodox

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