Architecture of the Plum Street Temple - Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

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Plum Street Temple

Built:	1866
Restored:	1995
Designed by:	James K. Wilson
Type:	Holy place
Location:	Plum Street

The Plum Street Temple is the main location of the Isaac M. Wise Temple, the largest Jewish congregation in the region. They maintain a retreat facility is in the Amberly village neighborhood, but this historic "Saracenic revival" building remains the beloved heart of this religious comnunity. The congregation spent nearly $2,000,000.00 in 1995 restoring this often-overlooked structure.

Photograph courtesy of Larry Harris

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