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Vilna Shul, Boston’s Center for Jewish Culture Choose another location Boston Center for the Arts, CycloramaCrane EstateEdgell Memorial LibraryEliot Congregational Church of RoxburyJosé Mateo Ballet TheatreLouisa May Alcott's Orchard HouseLowell's Boat ShopMount Auburn CemeteryMuseum of African American History National Monument to the ForefathersNew England AquariumNorfolk County Agricultural High School Dairy BarnNorfolk Grange HallOld North ChurchOld Ship Meeting HouseParagon Carousel Paul Revere HousePerkins School for the BlindSalem Old Town HallSchooner AdventureSt. Joseph's High School, Coalition for a Better AcreSt. Peter's ChurchUnited First Parish Church, “Church of the Presidents”Villa Victoria Center for the ArtsVilna Shul, Boston’s Center for Jewish Culture About the Vilna Shul, Boston’s Center for Jewish Culture Vilna Shul is the last remaining immigrant-era synagogue of the more than fifty that once served Boston. Built in 1919, the building is a unique mixture of styles, from Romanesque Revival to simple New England style. Not just architecturally significant, Vilna Shul has always been a center for Jewish culture and the community. Vilna Shul was awarded a Partners in Preservation grant of $90,800 that will allow it to conserve, restore and display a portion of the decorative paintings that originally covered the walls and ceiling of the... Learn More > View all stories | Add your story Recently submitted by Benai, Boston Volunteering at Vilna Shul Last weekend I participated in the Young Leadership Division of the Combined Jewish Philanthropies' community service day. A team of other enthusiastic volunteers and I helped clean the Vilna Shul... Continue >
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