Garnethill Synagogue, Glasgow
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Off Garnet Street
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Opened in 1879, the first purpose-built synagogue in Scotland. It was designed by John McLeod of Glasgow in Romanesque-cum-Byzantine style. A round-arched portal with highly decorated orders leads to the body of the synagogue. Ladies' gallery is carried on octagonal piers with ornate Byzantine capitals. Stained glass by J B Bennet & Sons. Refurbished in 1996.
Services
Saturday 10.00am, Jewish Festivals 9.30am
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Open by arrangement
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