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Widnes Synagogue

Widnes, Halton, Cheshire

Created 4 November 2005
Latest Update 21 November  2005

Widnes

The town of Widnes, close to Liverpool, was situated in the county of Lancashire, in North West England. Until 1974, it was a municipal borough, but it was then merged with areas of Cheshire to the south (across the Mersey), in particular, the urban district of Runcorn to form the district (later borough) of Halton. The whole district became part of the county of Cheshire.  In 1986, Halton became a unitary authority, but remains within the ceremonial county of Cheshire.

Only one Jewish congregation, Widnes Synagogue, is known to have existed in Widnes.

Congregation Data

Name: Widnes Synagogue
Address: St. Paul's Chambers, Widnes
Current Status: Closed prior to 1934
Date Formed: Prior to 1902
Ritual: Ashkenazi Orthodox

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