| City | Louisville | State | KY |
| Historical Name | Temple Adath Israel |
| Year Built | 1906 |
| Building Type | Synagogue |
| Address | 834 South 3rd Street |
| Current Name | Greater Bethel Temple |
| Name of Builder 1 | W.J. | Dodd |
| Name of Builder 2 | Kenneth | McDonald |
| Name of Builder 3 |
| Listing | NRHP, 9/17/74 |
| Description | A large and impressive Neo-Classical Revival with six fluted columns of the portico spaced to |
| frame the three doorways. The inscription on the frieze reads, "Mine House Shall be an House |
| of Prayer of All People." The walls are of Indiana limestone with candelabra flanking the |
| massive pedestals flanking the broad low steps. |
| Style | Neo-Classical Revival |
| Bibliography | Weissbach, Lee Shai, 1991 "Reflections in Stone: Kentucky's Jewish Communities as Seen |
| Through Their Synagogue Architecture," The Southern Jewish Experience: Summer Issue, |
| Southern Jewish Historical Society: July 1991. pages 4,5. [Adath Israel Synagogue] |
| Significance | Founded in 1843 the oldest synagogue also the largest Jewish congregation in the five state area |
| of Kentucky, is a representative example of the work of one of the outstanding architects in |
| Louisville's history. |
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