HIRSCH SASKATCHEWAN
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Norman Abood home, former Jewish Synagogue

The Hirsch Colony Synagogue was built around 1929
 by the Jewish Colonization Organization of Montreal.
It was a white building with blue trim.
 It used to be four feet higher with a gallery which had no windows.
 There were three windows on the east side of the main level.
 There was a coal furnace in the basement and a brick chimney
 on the exterior of the east wall.
The cornerstone was the tombstone
 of an Annie ?oak. (name not readable)
There was a Mogen David on the west wall
 near the top of the gable.
Mogen David=A six-pointed star, a symbol of Judaism,
that is formed by placing two triangles together,
 one inverted over the other or interlaced.
Also called Shield of David, Star of David.

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