Image: Seattle - De Hirsch ruins 04

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Description: On the grounds of Temple de Hirsch Sinai, a synagogue in Seattle's First Hill/Central District area, just south of Capitol Hill. Since the 1992 demolition of the old 1907 Temple de Hirsch (which was on the National Register of Historic Places), all that remains of the old building are four columns, the front portico, and part of the front wall (including the frame of the front door and a symbolic representation of the Ten Commandments).
Title: Seattle - De Hirsch ruins 04
Credit: Photo by Joe Mabel
Author: Joe Mabel
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