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Lloyd Street Synagogue, Baltimore, MD

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Lloyd Street Synagogue

A Greek Revival former synagogue in Baltimore, operated as part of the Jewish Museum of Maryland campus.

15 Lloyd Street, Baltimore, MD 21202 · Baltimore, MD

About Lloyd Street Synagogue

Lloyd Street Synagogue is a former Reform and Orthodox Jewish house of worship on Lloyd Street in Baltimore. Its Greek Revival building is described as the fifth oldest synagogue building in the United States and the first synagogue building erected in Maryland. It is part of the Jewish Museum of Maryland, which offers visitors access to its historic synagogues and exhibits. The building holds National Register of Historic Places listing from 1978 and Baltimore City Landmark designation from 1971.

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