| City | Baltimore | State | MD |
| Historical Name | Baltimore Hebrew Congregation Synagogue |
| Year Built | 1891 |
| Building Type | Synagogue |
| Address | 1900 Madison Aveue |
| Current Name | Berea Temple of Seventh-Day Adventists |
| Name of Builder 1 | Charles L. | Carson | Architect |
| Name of Builder 2 | Henry Smith & Sons | Builder |
| Name of Builder 3 |
| Listing | NRHP, 11/7/76 |
| Description | Designed in the Byzantine Revival style in ashlar gray granite features large octagonal towers. |
| The reds and browns of the Spanish tiles on the dome-shaped roof contrast with the |
| decorations in stonestone. The Ark, similar to the one in Toledo, Spain, is of carved oak and |
| decorated with ivory, enamel and gold tracings. Main entrance is elevated 13 steps above street |
| level. |
| Style | Byzantine Revival |
| Bibliography | "Grand Hebrew Temple," Baltimore American: (September 26, 1891). [Baltimore Hebrew |
| Congregation, Berea Temple] |
| Significance | Immigrants from Europe chartered the first Hebrew Congregation in the State of Maryland, in |
| 1829. The massive proportions of the building reflect the wealth and growth of the |
| congregation in Baltimore. |
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