THE SYNAGOGUE
The building sits on the edge of the place called Jerusalem, here, the Jewish community lived in the Middle Ages to the French Revolution. Rebuilt in 1846 after a fire (1845) according to the plans of the architect Joseph-Auguste Joffroy, completed in 1848 - it is not as old as those of Carpentras and Cavaillon - it has a neoclassical rotunda in a square building. In the previous century polychrome exuberant succeeds the rigor of the white colonnades and sober walnut furniture. The special Jewish Comtadine - Double room, tribune of Rabbi, seat of Elijah - disappeared with the spread of ancient communities and Jewish immigration from Eastern Europe.
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