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Canadian Jewish News: A Synagogue & Cemetery in an Alpine Environment

September 22, 2018 by Sandy Bornstein Leave a Comment

Canadian Jewish News Leadville

Filed Under: Portfolio Tagged With: 19th century American history, 19th century synagogues, Colorado history, Colorado Jewish communities, Colorado silver boom, Dexter House, Healey House Museum, Horace Tabor, Jewish migration to the United States, Jewish places around the world, Kneseth Israel in Leadville, Leadville Colorado, Leadville Evergreen Cemetery, National Mining Hall of Fame Museum, Temple Israel Foundation, Temple Israel in Leadville, VisitColorado

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