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| Touro Synagogue (1763) neoclassical entrance. Newport, RI. Architect: Peter Harrison. On National Register. | Central Synagogue (1872) (652 Lexington Ave.). New York, NY. Style: Moorish Revival. Architect: Henry Fernbach. On National Register. | Front facade Moorish details of Central Synagogue. New York, NY. | Domed tower of Central Synagogue. New York, NY. |
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| Domed tower of Central Synagogue. New York, NY. | Eldridge Street Synagogue & Museum (1887) (12-16 Eldridge St.). New York, NY. Style: Moorish. Architect: Herter Bros.. On National Register. | Moorish-style stained-glass windows of Eldridge Street Synagogue & Museum. New York, NY. | Rose window & Gothic elements of Eldridge Street Synagogue & Museum. New York, NY. |
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| Side doorway of Eldridge Street Synagogue & Museum. New York, NY. | Plum Street Temple (1866) (8th & Plum Sts.). Cincinnati, OH. Architect: James Keys Wilson. On National Register. | Plum Street Temple (K.K. B'nai Yeshurun) facade. Cincinnati, OH. | Plum Street Temple portals. Cincinnati, OH. |
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| Plum Street Temple portal. Cincinnati, OH. | Congregation B'nai Israel Synagogue (1870) on Kempner St. now part of Masonic Temple. Galveston, TX. | Mickve Israel Synagogue on Monterey Square (1878) for a congregation which arrived 1733. Savannah, GA. Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: Henry Harrison. On National Register. | Facade of Mickve Israel Synagogue. Savannah, GA. |
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| Temple Beth Israel (1889) San Diego's first synagogue in Heritage Park Victorian Village. San Diego, CA. | Kehilath Anshe Ma'ariv Synagogue (1891) (3301 S. Indiana Ave. at 33rd) under restoration. Chicago, IL. Architect: Adler & Sullivan. | Carvings on Kehilath Anshe Ma'ariv Synagogue. Chicago, IL. | Stonework of Kehilath Anshe Ma'ariv Synagogue. Chicago, IL. |
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| B'nai Israel Synagogue (1904) (327 W. Galena St.). Butte, MT. | White plaster Sons of Israel synagogue (1923) (161 Cordova St.). St Augustine, FL. | Jewish Museum of Florida in former Synagogue (1936) (301 Washington Ave.). Miami Beach, FL. Style: Art Deco. Architect: Henry Hohauser. On National Register. | Interior of former Synagogue which is now Jewish Museum of Florida. Miami Beach, FL. |
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| Stained-glass window contributed by gangster Meyer Lansky to Synagogue which is now Jewish Museum of Florida. Miami Beach, FL. | Beth Shalom Synagogue (1956) in Elkins Park. Philadelphia, PA. Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright. | Doorway detail of Beth Shalom Synagogue. Philadelphia, PA. | Roof detail of Beth Shalom Synagogue. Philadelphia, PA. |
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| Roof ridge detail of Beth Shalom Synagogue. Philadelphia, PA. | Finial details of Beth Shalom Synagogue. Philadelphia, PA. | Beth Shalom Synagogue patterns. Philadelphia, PA. | Synagogue Shaarei Zedek. Saint John, NB. Style: Gothic Revival. |
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| White facade of East Melbourne Synagogue (1817). Melbourne, Australia. | Bridgetown Synagogue dating back to 1654, making it one of the oldest in the Western Hemisphere. Bridgetown, Barbados. | Synagogue interior. Bridgetown, Barbados. | Interior of Synagogue with large wooden cabinet. Bridgetown, Barbados. |
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| Old New Synagogue in Prague. Czech Republic. | Byzantine-Moorish style Great Synagogue (1854-59) by Ludwig Förster stands in Budapest. Hungary. | Detail of Great Synagogue in Budapest. Hungary. | Great Synagogue Tower, Budapest. Hungary. |
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| Interior of Great Synagogue in Budapest. Hungary. | Chanukah Candelabrum in form of peacock & lions in Great Synagogue Museum, Budapest. Hungary. | Former Synagogue in Kecskemét. Hungary. |
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