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Temple Sholom (Chicago)
Type: Holy Place
Location: 3480 North Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, United States

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David Shmuel
Monday, June 23rd, 2008 @ 6:08pm
Rating: Five stars.
It might look a little plain outside, but the interior, specifically the sanctuary, displays some great craftsmanship and is truly beautiful. It's unfortunate that so many of the older, classic synagogues in Chicago have been demolished or acquired for another use--a testament to demographic changes that have taken place in the Chicago area Jewish community. Happily, though, this one still stands.


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