Kehilath Anshe Ma'ariv Synagogue, 3301 South Indiana Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, IL
Summary
Significance: One of the few example of ecclesiastical architecture to come from the office of Adler and Sullivan, this Chicago synagogue of 1890-91 was originally intended to be far more elegant and monumental. The exterior of the building is of heavy rusticated stone, while the interior displays a profusion of Sullivan ornament.
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-121
Survey number: HABS IL-1054
Building/structure dates: 1890- 1891 Initial Construction
Tags
baptist churches
mission 66 program
chicago
kehilath
anshe
kehilath anshe ma
ariv
synagogue
ariv synagogue
indiana
south indiana avenue
cook county
illinois
adler and sullivan
dankmar adler
harold allen
janis erins
robert e felin
joseph m hayman
historic american buildings survey
larry j homolka
abraham kohn
j rex poggenpohl
j william rudd
robert s saxon
photo
kehilath anshe ma ariv synagogue
ultra high resolution
high resolution
ornament
architecture
american architecture
church architecture
building
church buildings
united states history
library of congress
Date
1933 - 1970
Contributors
Historic American Buildings Survey, creator
Adler, Dankmar
Adler & Sullivan
Kohn, Abraham
Saxon, Robert S
Rudd, J William, historian
Homolka, Larry J, historian
Erins, Janis, delineator
Felin, Robert E, delineator
Hayman, Joseph M, delineator
Poggenpohl, J Rex, delineator
Allen, Harold, photographer
Location
chicago
,
41.83470, -87.62181
Source
Library of Congress
Link
Copyright info
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