What is recorded here
This slate commemorative plaque records: Manchester's First Synagogue 1825 - 1858 stood near this site until its demolition in the construction of Corporation Street Recorded plaque organisation: Manchester City Council.
Manchester's first Synagogue served as a pivotal religious and communal center for the city’s growing Jewish population from 1825 to 1858, reflecting the expansion of Jewish life and community institutions in Victorian England.
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