The story
Romanesque Revival synagogue dedicated November 13, 1872, home of the Temple Sinai Reform congregation until its 1928 move to St. Charles Avenue; sold to the Knights of Pythias and demolished in 1977.
Everything that was here
- 1872–1977
Temple Sinai (Original)Religious Building
Romanesque Revival synagogue dedicated November 13, 1872, home of the Temple Sinai Reform congregation until its 1928 move to St. Charles Avenue; sold to the Knights of Pythias and demolished in 1977.
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