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Hunger led to rediscovery of synagogue

A copy of the Torah in the Broken Hill Synagogue Museum. Picture: Supplied
Jack Marx

Jack Marx THE Broken Hill Synagogue is one of the oldest buildings in the city, its foundation stone laid on November 30, 1910. That was when Broken Hill’s Jewish community was burgeoning, but the 1950s saw most Hebrew residents move along, the synagogue the only relic of a community that no longer exists. “No Jewish […]

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