| City | Nome | State | AK |
| Historical Name | Jacob Berger Home |
| Year Built | 1904 |
| Building Type | Synagogue |
| Address | First Avenue |
| Current Name | Sally Carrighar House, residence |
| Name of Builder 1 | Jacob | Berger | A/B |
| Name of Builder 2 |
| Name of Builder 3 |
| Listing | NRHP Nominee, 1976 |
| Alaska State Division of Parks, 6/29/76 |
| Description | Designed to be a Victorian mansion although it was built on permafrost, this home is an arctic |
| anomaly. What also made it unique for this location was the large amount of glass windows. |
| Style |
| Bibliography |
| Significance | Built by a Jewish miner who made three rich gold strikes in this area, this is the best surviving |
| example of a Nome gold rush mansion. It was probably the first residence on the Bering Sea |
| Coast. There are two formal? synagogues in Alaska neither of which have any landmark |
| recognition. |
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