Norwich Hebrew Congregation Synagogue

Norwich, Norfolk

Created: 2 March 2004
Latest update or revision: 29 December 2011

Congregation Data

Name:	Norwich Hebrew Congregation Synagogue
Address:	3 Earlham Road, Norwich NR2 3RA (opened 1948)
Previous Addresses:	Synagogue Street, Norwich - a beautiful synagogue, which was built in 1848 and destroyed in German air raid in 1942. Subsequently services were held temporarily at Chapel Field North (Theatre Street).
Current Status:	Active
Formed:	Founded 1813 and re-established 1842
Ritual:	Ashkenazi Orthodox
Affiliation:	A provincial synagogue under the aegis of the Chief Rabbi.
Marriage Certification:	Group for Certification: Board of Deputies Appears in 1998 General Registrar Official List Registration District: Norwich
Membership Data:	1895 - 10 seatholders (The Jewish Year Book 1896) 1900 - 14 seatholders (The Jewish Year Book 1900-01) 1999 - 65 (Board of Deputies) 2006 - 85 (Congregation's website)
Website:	http://www.norwichsynagogue.org.uk

List of Synagogues destroyed by German air raids during World War II

Norwich Community

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