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10 beautiful houses of worship in D.C., mapped
From churches to synagogues to monasteries, see where you can find the most architecturally stunning houses of worship in the nation’s capital
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A history buff's guide to the D.C. area's best non-touristy sites
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Watch D.C.’s oldest synagogue move with these 10 photos
This Thursday, Washington, D.C.’s oldest synagogue began relocating from 3rd and G streets NW to 3rd and F streets NW. The 1876-built property, known as the Adas Israel Synagogue, is home to the Lillian and Albert Small Jewish Museum. The move will be done in two phases and won’t complete for another 24 to 30 months.
D.C.’s oldest synagogue will be relocated in November
On November 3, Property Group Partners with Wolfe House and Building Movers will begin relocating the Adas Israel Synagogue, located at Third and G streets NW. The synagogue is Washington, D.C.’s oldest and dates back to 1876.