Leeds
Murray Freedman
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Leeds Historian, Murray Freedman has written a history and trail of Jewish Leeds, and details its history from small beginnings in the early 19th century, to its height as one of the leading Anglo-Jewish communities. While Leeds has declined from its pre-War importance, it is still a leading Jewish center in England out-side of London and Manchester.
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Places of interest
- Site of New Briggate Synagogue - New Briggate / Merrion Street
- Site of first purpose-built Leeds synagogue (1860) - Belgrave Street
- Former Jewish Businesses - Lady Lane / Bridge Street
- Polish Synagogue (1891-1933) - Byron Street
- Sites of Jewish shops - North Street
- The Leylands - Former Main area of Jewish Settlement
- Site of first Jewish marriage in 1842 at no. 21/22 Lower Briggate
- Jewelry Shop of Phineas Abrahams - no.15 and 29 Briggate
- Site of First Leeds Synagogue - Merrion Centre
- Herman Friend's tailoring workshop - Vicar Lane / Lady Lane
- Leylands School building - Bridge Street / Gower Street
- Jewish Tailors' Machinists and Pressers' Union Building - Cross Stamford Street
- The Brunswicks
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