Synagoga Třebívlice - Husova 67

Name: Synagoga Třebívlice - Husova 67
Address: Husova 67, 411 15 Třebívlice, Czechia, Třebívlice, 411, Czech

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Address :	Husova 67, 411 15 Třebívlice, Czechia
Postal code :	411
Categories :	Synagogue ,
City :	Třebívlice

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T	Tomáš Stránský on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Rozpadá se. It is falling apart.
M	Michal Jalůvek on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Náhodná návštěva, ale synagoga pěkná, škoda jen v jakém je stavu. An accidental visit, but a nice synagogue, a pity only in what condition it is.
E	Eva Jordan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Budova bývalé synagogy pochází z roku 1860 a je postavena v novorománském slohu. Původně zde stávala budova starší, dřevěná z 18.století. Sloužila do roku 1924, poté ji využívala církev husitská, od 90.let je opuštěná a chátrá. Je to hezká památka a zasloužila by si péči, zvláště když nedaleký židovský hřbitov je udržován. The building of the former synagogue dates back to 1860 and is built in Neo-Romanesque style. Originally there used to be an older building, wooden from the 18th century. It served until 1924, then it was used by the Hussite Church, abandoned and dilapidated from the 1990s. It is a nice monument and deserves care, especially when the nearby Jewish cemetery is maintained.
V	Vladimir Pecha on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Novorománská synagoga z roku 1860 byla v Třebívlicích postavena na místě starší dřevěné synagogy z 18. století. Je postavená v novorománském slohu. V západní části synagogy se nacházela ženská patrová galerie, pod níž byla v malé místnosti rituální lázeň mikve. Ke svému původnímu účelu sloužila až do roku 1924. Od roku 1927 náležela sboru Církve československé husitské. Od 90. let je bohužel opuštěná a ve značně zuboželém stavu. The Neo-Romanesque Synagogue from 1860 was built on the site of an older wooden synagogue from the 18th century. It is built in Neo-Romanesque style. In the western part of the synagogue there was a two-storey female gallery, under which a ritual bath mikva was carrying outin the small room. The synagogue served for its original purpose until 1924. Since 1927, it belonged to the Church of the Czechoslovak Hussite Church. Unfortunately, since the 1990's, it has been abandoned and remains in a very poor condition. The Neo-Romanesque synagogue from 1860 was built in Třebívlice on the site of an older wooden synagogue from the 18th century. It is built in the neo-Romanesque style. In the western part of the synagogue there was a women's gallery, under which there was a ritual mikveh bath in a small room. It served its original purpose until 1924. From 1927 it belonged to the congregation of the Czechoslovak Hussite Church. Unfortunately, it has been abandoned since the 1990s and in a very poor condition. The Neo-Romanesque Synagogue from 1860 was built on the site of an older wooden synagogue from the 18th century. It is built in Neo-Romanesque style. In the western part of the synagogue there was a two-storey female gallery, under which a ritual bath mikva was carrying outin the small room. The synagogue served for its original purpose until 1924. Since 1927, it belonged to the Church of the Czechoslovak Hussite Church. Unfortunately, since the 1990's, it has been abandoned and remains in a very poor condition.