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The town of Bishop Auckland (population approximately 25,000) is in County Durham in North East of England, close to the confluence of the river Wear and its tributary, the river Gaunless. It was an urban district until 1974, when it merged with adjoining areas to form the Wear Valley District of County Durham. In April 2009, the Wear Valley District was merged with six other districts of County Durham to form the unitary authority of County Durham. Bishop Auckland Jewish Community Only one Jewish congregation is known to have existed in Bishop Auckland, the Bishop Auckland Synagogue. Congregation Data
Articles relating to the Bishop Auckland Jewish Community The Early History of Jews in Bishop Auckland by Harold Pollins
Other Bishop Auckland Jewish Information Bibliography and other sources Bishop Auckland Cemetery Information - IAJGS Cemetery Project
Jewish Congregations in County Durham |
