By April 1884, the newly established Diocesan Society for the Protection of Women and Children had occupied No. 6 Ravensworth Terrace in Newcastle, with 12 girls resident in the refuge. Soon after, the Society occupied No. 7 next door, for use as a Training Home for Friendless Girls, teaching household skills suitable for developing careers as a domestic servants. Later No. 8 was used as a ladies boarding house where the girls could use some of the household skills, and generate income for the Society. 

Source: Northumberland Archives

Nos. 6-8 Ravensworth Terrace in Newcastle were converted into a Jewish synagogue by Marcus Kenneth Glass form 1924-5, almost entirely rebuilding the mid-terrce. The synagogue was consecrated on the 8th of September 1925, with John Grantham, Sheriff of Newcastle, attending the service.

Source: Tyne and Wear Archives and Museums