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The brick and stone front of Plum Street Temple with its two slender minarets, rose window and arched doorways on a street corner under a blue sky.
Free entry

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Plum Street Temple

Plum Street Temple is a Reform synagogue in downtown Cincinnati, dedicated in 1866 for the congregation of Rabbi Isaac Mayer Wise, a founder of Reform Judaism in America. James Keys Wilson designed it in a Moorish Revival style inspired by the Alhambra, with two minarets and a rose window; the interior is seen at services and on tours booked in advance.

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Is Plum Street Temple free?

Yes. Entry to Plum Street Temple is free.

Free entry

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