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Yeshivath Rabbi Mordechai Rosenblatt
Address: 89 East Broadway, New York, NY 10002
Year Organized: 1917
Notes: "Organized 1917 as a free Hebrew school, in perpetuation of the name and memory of Rabbi Mordechai Rosenblatt, a famous rabbi and humanitarian, of Slonim, Poland." Previously: Houston St; Subsequently: 134 Henry Street; with 4 story brick building renovated 1920.Thirty two plots at Mt Judah. "The Yeshivath, which owns the building, rents the three upper floors and basement to eight separate and distinct congregations."
Name: Yeshivath Rabbi Mordechai Rosenblatt
Alternate Name: Rabbi Mordechai Rosenblatt Congregation
Address: 89 East Broadway, New York, NY 10002
Borough: Manhattan
Type: Orthodox
Year Organized: 1917
Year Established: 1917
Notes: "Organized 1917 as a free Hebrew school, in perpetuation of the name and memory of Rabbi Mordechai Rosenblatt, a famous rabbi and humanitarian, of Slonim, Poland." Previously: Houston St; Subsequently: 134 Henry Street; with 4 story brick building renovated 1920.Thirty two plots at Mt Judah. "The Yeshivath, which owns the building, rents the three upper floors and basement to eight separate and distinct congregations."



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