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Manchester Evening News
Manchester Evening News
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Ethan Davies

Manchester's first synagogue recognised with plaque in special ceremony

A new plaque has been unveiled in Manchester city centre commemorating the site of the city’s first synagogue. The plaque is fixed to the Indigo Hotel, on Todd Street near Victoria Station. However, this was not the exact location of the synagogue.

That’s because it was on Halliwell Street, which was demolished in 1858 to make way for Corporation Street, which still stands today. The synagogue opened in September of 1825, nearly two centuries ago.

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