Cynthia F.
10/18/2022
Lovingly and surprisingly well maintained. I love the faux marble columns. I love the intricately stenciled walls. Many original items lovingly restored, such as pews.
Plum Street Temple
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720 Plum St
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Plum Street Temple is a unique synagogue that combines elements of baroque architecture with a distinctive charm. Its striking design features faux marble columns and intricately stenciled walls, making it visually captivating for visitors. The temple has a rich history and is lovingly maintained, showcasing the importance of heritage in the community.
Visitors can explore the temple's fascinating architecture and learn about its past through guided tours. The space not only serves as a place of worship but also as a cultural attraction that highlights the beauty of its design and history. Plum Street Temple stands out as a significant landmark in Cincinnati, inviting people to appreciate its unique character.
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Jessica S.
12/9/2010
I've been a part of Reform Judaism my entire life and have never, ever been to such a GORGEOUS place of worship until visiting the Plum Street Temple. My synagogue growing up was a very nice,...
Erica R.
11/22/2010
I've been aching to visit the Plum Street Temple ever since my boyfriend and I visited City Hall. Unfortunately, the temple only gives tours on Thursday mornings, when your typical nine-to-fivers...
Jordan C.
7/25/2008
In 1885, Reform Judaism rabbi Isaac Mayer Wise oversaw the construction of his Cincinnati congregation's new synagogue, later known as the Plum Street Temple. Due to post-Civil War inflation, the...
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