Congregation Tifereth Israel mikveh
109-20 54th Avenue | also 109-18 54th Avenue | Corona | built 1931
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The city photographed every building for its tax records around 1940 and again in the 1980s. NYC Municipal Archives.
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- 2008
Landmarking of Congregation Tifereth Israel leaves out the mikveh that also housed its rabbi
When the Landmarks Preservation Commission designated Corona's Congregation Tifereth Israel in 2008, it drew the landmark site around the synagogue building alone. The second building on the congregation's lot, its mikveh or ritual bath, which is also known to have served as the rabbi's residence, was left outside the protected site.
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