The Great Synagogue, Sydney, was designed by Thomas Rowe, a leading Sydney architect, and opened in 1878. It replaced two previous Jewish Synagogues, at York Street (1844) and Macquarie Street (1859). These in turn had been preceded by Sydney's first Synagogue, at Bridge Street (1837).
State Library, New South Wales has a very large collection of records, as well as architectural plans and many photographs etc. Great Synagogue. (1826). Both collections are restricted. |
Series 01-06: Great Synagogue (Sydney, N.S.W.) Records, 1826-1976. See Electronic Resources for link |
Great Synagogue. (2007). Great Synagogue (Sydney, N.S.W.) - Further Records, Being The Great Synagogue Sydney : Conservation Management Plan, July 2007, by Orwell & Peter Phillips Architects See Electronic Resources for link |
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