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049169:Ravensworth Terrace Synagogue Ravensworth Terrace Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown 1977
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047369:Jesmond Synagogue Eskdale Terrace Jesmond Unknown 1986
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053197:Leazes Park Synagogue Leazes Park Road Newcastle upon Tyne Unknown 1968-9
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049114:The Ark Synagogue South Shields unknown 1933
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008408:Jesmond Synagogue Eskdale Terrace Jesmond Unknown 1912
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049079:Synagogue North Shields unknown c.1960s
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049077:Synagogue North Shields unknown c.1960s
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Consecration of Ravensworth Terrace Synagogue, Newcastle upon Tyne
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Gateshead Talmudical College, early 1930s
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Sir Israel Brodie (1895–1979)
- Image c/o Wikimedia Commons on a fair use basis. Published in MQ magazine, 19th Oct 2006: http://www.mqmagazine.co.uk/issue-19/p-07.php (photographer not named in article).
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Leazes Arcade, Leazes Park Road
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Leazes Arcade, Leazes Park Road
- Overview Map Street View The former Leazes Arcade is located on Leazes Park Road in Newcastle. It was originally a Synagogue, built in 1880 by John Johnstone.[1] Later it was …

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