Lost shul on Pacific Avenue in Atlantic City.
More than two dozen synagogues one stood on Absecon Island.
While a few have endured, many were short-lived in serving niche Jewish communities before fading into obscurity. These forgotten synagogues represent a unique and overlooked chapter in Atlantic City's history.
The Lost Shuls of Atlantic City explores the island's once-thriving Jewish community.
The Board of Jewish Education, Jewish Federation of Atlantic & Cape May Counties, and JFS Village By The Shore will present “Throwback Thursday Brunch & Learn: The Lost Shuls of Atlantic City” at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the Marjorie & Lewis Katz JCC, 501 N. Jerome Ave.
Josh CutlerThe program presented by Josh Cutler will highlight seven shuls that time has erased, offering a glimpse into a lost world.
Whether you're a history lover nostalgic, or curious about Atlantic City's untold stories, this program will be of interest. A complimentary bagel brunch will be served.
RSVP/preregister online at BJEAtlantic.org, call 609-822-4404, ext. 124, or email bjejosh@aol.com.
