Temple Israel is unique among restored buildings in the American West. Built in 1884, this frontier synagogue served a surprisingly large and active Jewish community until about 1914.
The Temple Israel Museum opened in 2012 and is a mesmerizing tribute to a nearly forgotten Jewish generation. Situated at the front of the building, the Museum displays an array of personal, festive, communal, and everyday artifacts documenting Jewish life in a late-1800s mining town. Informational screens line the walls on either side of display cases containing the artifacts. Explore the Museum on your own or let a docent guide you through the museum. Whether this is your first visit or one of many, we are always delighted to see you!
The Temple Israel Museum opened in 2012 and is a mesmerizing tribute to a nearly forgotten Jewish generation. Situated at the front of the building, the Museum displays an array of personal, festive, communal, and everyday artifacts documenting Jewish life in a late-1800s mining town. Informational screens line the walls on either side of display cases containing the artifacts. Explore the Museum on your own or let a docent guide you through the museum. Whether this is your first visit or one of many, we are always delighted to see you!
The Temple Israel Museum is open daily year round.
We are currently on our Winter Hours schedule, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
We look forward to seeing you!
The Temple Israel Museum is located at:
201 West 4th Street
Leadville, Colorado 80461
Phone: 303.709.7050
eMail: Wm.A.Korn@gmail.com
The museum is one block west of Harrison Avenue on the southwest corner of 4th Street and Pine Street.
201 West 4th Street
Leadville, Colorado 80461
Phone: 303.709.7050
eMail: Wm.A.Korn@gmail.com
The museum is one block west of Harrison Avenue on the southwest corner of 4th Street and Pine Street.