| City | Chicago | State | IL |
| Historical Name | Kehilath Anshe Ma'ariv Synagogue |
| Year Built | 1891 |
| Building Type | Synagogue |
| Address | 3310 South Indiana Avenue |
| Current Name | Pilgrim Baptist Church |
| Name of Builder 1 | Dankmar | Adler |
| Name of Builder 2 | Louis | Sullivan |
| Name of Builder 3 |
| Listing | NRHP nomination, 8/72 |
| Chicago Landmark |
| Description | Built of stone, brick and pressed sheet metal with a steeply pitched roof. |
| Style |
| Bibliography | Lane, George, A., 1981. Chicago Churches and Synagogues: An Architectural Pilgrimage. Loyola |
| University Press, Chicago. |
| Gutstein, M.A., 1953. A Priceless Heritage; the Epic Growth of Nineteenth Century Chicago |
| Jewry. New York. |
| Significance | It is one of the few existing stuctures by the firm of Adler and Sullivan, and the last building |
| designed in this style before their progression into what is now known as Modern Architecture |
| in America. This building is exemplary of ecclesiastical stylization. This congregation, formed |
| in 1847, is the oldest Jewish congregation in the entire Northwest. |
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