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Canterbury Old Synagogue
Heritage Open Day: A unique, small 19th-century Synagogue, now used by The King’s School as a music centre. Built in 1847, visible from King’s Street, the building is strikingly Egyptian in style, maintaining many of its original Eygptian revival motifs. The Old Synagogue is a former Orthodox Jewish congregation and synagogue, located in Canterbury at 944 King’s Street. The former Synagogue building was opened in 1848 and is considered to be one of the best examples of a synagogue completed in the Egyptian Revival Style.
The Synagogue was actively used until c.1911, sold in 1937 and subsequently used as a church hall. Since 1982, it has been used and maintained by The King’s School for musical performances.
Sun 15 Sep:10:00-16:00; Free Entry.
The Old Synagogue, 33-34 King Street, Canterbury, Kent CT1 2AJ
Sun 15 September