With about 6,000 members, it is now the largest Conservative Jewish congregation in North America.
The last Goel Tzedec synagogue was opened on Feb 3rd, 1907 on the west side of University near Queen St. West just north of the armories, and was demolished in the 1950s.
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1924 | Goel Tzedec Synagogue, University Ave., South of Agnes St. 100 years ago - Grange Park - Sunday, July 27, 1924 Link to archive record - Map location (From Archives of Ontario) |
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1950 | Goel Tzedec Synagogue facade (opened 1907) University Ave. 74 years ago - Grange Park - 1950 Link to archive record - Map location |
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1951 | Sign announcing the site of the new Goel Tzedec Synagogue (eventually renamed Beth Tzedec Synagogue) 73 years ago - Forest Hill - 1951 Link to archive record - Map location (From the City of Toronto Archives) |
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1954 | Beth Tzedec Synagogue under construction 70 years ago - Forest Hill - 1954 Link to archive record - Map location (From the City of Toronto Archives) |
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1955 | Beth Tzedec Synagogue under construction - designed by Peter Dickson 69 years ago - Forest Hill - 1955 Link to archive record - Map location (From the City of Toronto Archives) |
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1988 | Lighting the Chanukah lights: While teacher Cheryl Needleman and classmates watch; Zoey Fiksel and Daniel Thorke; both 6; light the menorah at Beth Tzedec 36 years ago - Forest Hill - Friday, December 2, 1988 Link to archive record - Map location (From the Toronto Public Library) |