Image: 28 Gramercy Park Brotherhood Synagogue

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Description: The Brotherhood Synagogue at 28 Gramercy Park (South) was designed in 1859 by King & Kellum as a Quaker meetinghouse, and was for a time a stop on the "Underground Railroad" for slaves escaping from the South. The building was remodeled as a synagogue in 1975 by James Stewart Polshek.
Title: 28 Gramercy Park Brotherhood Synagogue
Credit: Own work
Author: Beyond My Ken
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