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Beth Shalom Synagogue

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The building has endured its 60 years of service with its original design elements and materials largely intact. A report from the City’s heritage planning department says Beth Shalom’s “prominent location on Jasper Avenue has made it a local landmark, and its distinctive Modern style contributes to Edmonton’s diverse architectural character.” In recognition of its historical significance, Beth Shalom Synagogue was added to the Inventory of Historic Resources in February 2009.

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