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Temple Adas Israel (Sag Harbor)
Temple Adas Israel is Reform synagogue in Sag Harbor, New York. It is one of fewer than 100 19th century synagogue buildings still standing in the United States.〔Mark W. Gordon, ("Rediscovering Jewish Infrastructure: Update on United States Nineteenth Century Synagogues" ), ''American Jewish History'' 84.1 (1996), 11-27.〕
==History==
Describing itself as "Long Island’s oldest synagogue",〔This claim ignores synagogues in the New York City boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens, which are also on Long Island.〕 Temple Adas Israel was founded as Congregation Mishkan Israel in 1893, the temple purchased land 1896 and the building was completed in 1898.〔(History ), Adas Israel website. Retrieved December 31, 2009.〕 The ''Brooklyn Daily Eagle'' attributed the creation of the new congregation to the establishment of Fahy's watchcase factory, which had drawn a large number of Russian and Polish-Jewish workingmen to Sag Harbor. Within a short time, there were 15 Jewish-owned retail stores in the village and the ''Brooklyn Eagle'' reported that Jewish success in retailing fruit and clothing "testify to their industry."〔Corey Dolgon, ''The end of the Hamptons: scenes from the class struggle in America's paradise'', 2005, p. 31.〕
The simple, vernacular building is a rectangle, 24' by 30', with a pitched roof. The entrance door is dignified by a flight of stairs and flanked by Gothic, pointed-arch windows, the other windows are round-arched.〔〔Hilary Larson, ("Rural Aesthetics, Urbane Spirit" ), ''The Jewish Week'', July 1, 2009.〕
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