Forgotten Synagogue in York's Derelict Hinterland

The article explores the history and current state of a neglected synagogue located in York's hinterland.

Once a vibrant centre for the Jewish community, the synagogue now stands abandoned, reflecting a broader narrative of Jewish history in the region.

The piece delves into the architectural features of the building, its significance to the local Jewish population, and the factors that led to its decline.

Efforts by preservationists to restore and commemorate the site are also discussed, highlighting the challenges of maintaining historical religious structures in modern times.

Read Original Article: The York Press

Image credit - Duncan Marks

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