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Chicago Anshei Sholom shul, Douglas Blvd, Lawndale, West Side, 1920s- Rabbi Chaim Dalfin
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I'm in front
of a Sho that used to be a Sho you can
see on top the 10 commands the a Adis
all the way on top unfortunately it's
become a church today it's a gigantic
Building look at this building it was
called the Ane Shalom sh it's on this
Parkway in Chicago in the laale section
this is called the Boulvard this is the
boulevard it was very very
elegant so we're going to go a little
closer here and we'll see the sign which
describes everything here and right here
Ane Shalom Synagogue
building done by new house and Burnham
Architects 1924 to 26 originally built
for an Orthodox Jewish congregation with
deep roots in Chicago's Eastern European
Community the classical Revival style
religious building is finally designed
is finally designed with a temple front
entrance promptly situated on Chicago's
Park boulevards it exemplifies the
significant history first Jewish and
African-American of the North laale
Community in the 20th
century uh Henry etc etc and this was
designated as a uh landmark by Emanuel
Ram Emanuel Ram Emanuel the mayor on
June 25
2014 okay looking at it from this angle
looking at the bouevard here let's go
[Applause]
just get a a picture of
this massive building here a massive
building okay