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Beth Hakeneseth Machzikei Torah Anshei Sineer Ve Anshei Vilna
Address: 290 Madison Street, New York, NY 10002
Year Organized: 1873
Associated Towns: Sejny (Poland), Vilnius (Lithuania)
Notes: "Organized 1873 as Sineer Congregation Synagogue." Previously: room, private home, 11 Market St. 1873-1874; private home, 8 Ludlow, 1874-1875; small house, 67 Hester, to 1888; 78 Allen St to 1893, when merged with Wolowsker Chevre. Present synagogue, formerly a church, purchased after merged. "In 1905 a Wilner congregation merged with the Sineer Congregation..." "The cong was joined in 1923 by the "Miropoler Chevrah." Burial: Mt. Carmel, Washington, Machpela, Bayside.
Name: Beth Hakeneseth Machzikei Torah Anshei Sineer Ve Anshei Vilna
Alternate Name: Congregation of the Cities of Sineer and Wilna (Synagogue of the Torah, Men of Sineer and Wilna)
Address: 290 Madison Street, New York, NY 10002
Borough: Manhattan
Year Organized: 1873
Year Established: 1905
Associated Towns: Sejny (Poland), Vilnius (Lithuania)
Notes: "Organized 1873 as Sineer Congregation Synagogue." Previously: room, private home, 11 Market St. 1873-1874; private home, 8 Ludlow, 1874-1875; small house, 67 Hester, to 1888; 78 Allen St to 1893, when merged with Wolowsker Chevre. Present synagogue, formerly a church, purchased after merged. "In 1905 a Wilner congregation merged with the Sineer Congregation..." "The cong was joined in 1923 by the "Miropoler Chevrah." Burial: Mt. Carmel, Washington, Machpela, Bayside.



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