Temple Israel was erected at 201 West 4th Street in Leadville, Colorado, during the summer of 1884 in less than two months. The Temple Israel building is a rare example of a frontier synagogue.
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Couldn't have been more impressed with the wealth of information offered on display there, and also from the young man on the desk. What a beautifully restored synagogue, by clearly passionate individuals who have fought to keep the building and the story of the jews in this gorgeous, quaint, and highly elevated town, alive. Certainly worthy of a visit, very interesting and special...
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Very informative and the staff there are passionate about what they are talking about. I loved the upstairs portion where the old advertisements were. I could look through those for hours. Things were so cheap back then!! XD. Anyway, the entry is donation based and I strongly suggest coming here, learning some history, talking with the staff, and donating...
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We were blown away by this little gem of a museum and beautifully restored synagogue in an unlikely spot. The volunteer docent, a retired librarian, was a wealth of knowledge. The Jewish history here is just one small part of the fascinating history of the American West. Definitely do not miss the opportunity to visit. It was a highlight...
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