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Polish Synagogue
Manchester |
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Created 30 October 2007
Latest revision or update: 28 December 2011
Congregation Data
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Name: |
Polish Synagogue (formerly Polish Chevra) |
| Address: |
102 Bury New Road, Manchester 7 |
| Former Address: |
115 Bury New Road, Manchester (1930's)
113 Bury New Road, Manchester (to 1920's)
18 Bury New Road, Manchester |
| Date Formed: |
By 1905 (based upon earliest appearance in Jewish Year Books). |
| Current Status: |
Closed about 1948 (based upon latest appearance in Jewish Year Books) |
| Ritual: |
Ashkenazi Orthodox |
| Local Authority: |
The congregation was considered part of the
"North Manchester" Jewish community.
Bury New Road crosses the metropolitan borough of the
City of Salford and the metropolitan borough of the
City of Manchester (both now being within the
metropolitan county of Greater Manchester, which no longer has any administrative powers).
(Congregations
in Manchester) (Congregations
in Salford)
From 1889 to 1974, both Manchester and Salford were county boroughs geographically
within the County of Lancashire. |
Street Directory of Congregations in
Greater Manchester
Greater Manchester Community
Explanations of Terms Used
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