Eldridge Street Synagogue, New York

Eldridge Street Synagogue is preserved as a historical site by the Eldridge Street Project. Since it's inception in 1887, the synagogue has been a symbol of architectural and historical preservation, and also of the way of life, customs and religious beliefs of the Jewish. The building itself is a beauty, with a Victorian touch to the interiors highlighted by painted murals and stained glass windows. It was the first religious site built by the East European Jews, and today this famous place welcomes people from all ethnic backgrounds. It is also a place immigrant groups interact with each other and share their art and culture.

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