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Great Synagogue in Tykocin

Wielka Synagoga w Tykocinie · Tykocin Great Synagogue

Tykocin, Podlaskie, Poland

Seventeenth-century former synagogue conserved as a major Jewish heritage museum.

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About Great Synagogue in Tykocin

Identity, documented context and sacred significance.

Seventeenth-century former synagogue conserved as a major Jewish heritage museum. The synagogue dates to 1642 and retains the historic spatial arrangement of a synagogue prayer hall; it is now a museum rather than an active synagogue.

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Place TypeSynagogue
Religious TraditionJudaism
LocationTykocin, Podlaskie, Poland
CountryPoland
Established / Period1642 (historic synagogue)
ArchitectureMannerist; early Baroque

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Religious TraditionJudaism

History & Sacred Tradition

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Historical Record

The synagogue dates to 1642 and retains the historic spatial arrangement of a synagogue prayer hall; it is now a museum rather than an active synagogue.

Editorial Context

Museum use, not ongoing weekly worship. Historical synagogue or museum interpretation should not be confused with a confirmed schedule of active congregational worship.

Architecture & Sacred Complex

Mannerist; early Baroque

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