Psalms of David and Talmud Synagogue Leeds, West Yorkshire
	Created 19 September 2005 Latest update or revision: 28 December 2011 Congregation Data Name: Psalms of David and Talmud Synagogue Address: Reginald Terrace, Leeds 7, from about 1945 to 1973. Former Addresses: Bridge Street (from 1884) Lady Lane (from at least 1903) Albert Grove, Leeds (from November 1907 to 1945) Brief History & Affiliations: 1884 - Formed as Psalms of David Congregation or Chevra Tehillim. 1897 - Joined the Amalgamation of Synagogues..  1930's - Became affiliated to Leeds United Hebrew Congregation for the purposes of burial rights. (Jewish Year Book 1935-45) Mid 1950's - Incorporated the Talmudical (or Talmud) Synagogue and adopted the name "Psalms of David and Talmud Synagogue". April 1973 - Synagogue closed, but services held at the Talmud Torah, Sandhill Lane, Leeds 17. About 1982 - Merged  into the Leeds New Central Vilna Synagogue Current Status: Closed. Ritual: Ashkenazi Orthodox Membership Data: 1938 - 150 seatholders  (Jewish Year Book 1939) 1946 - 240 seatholders  (Jewish Year Book 1947) 1950 - 420 seatholders  (Jewish Year Book 1951)   Leeds Community Explanation of Terms Used

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