Details for Temple Emanu-El Cemetery

Historical Marker — Atlas Number 5507018754

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Marker Number 18754
Atlas Number 5507018754
Marker Title Temple Emanu-El Cemetery
Index Entry Temple Emanu-El Cemetery
Address 2823 East Marshall Ave
City Longview
County Harrison
UTM Zone 15
UTM Easting 341561
UTM Northing 3597700
Subject Codes
Marker Year 2017
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark No
Marker Location
Private Property No
Marker Condition In Situ
Marker Size 18" x 28" marker with post
Marker Text In 1957, Longview members of Kilgore's Temple Beth Sholom established a new synagogue, Temple Emanu-El, along with a new burial ground as part of the larger Memory Park Cemetery. Temple Emanu-El Cemetery became Harrison County's second dedicated Jewish Cemetery (after Marshall Hebrew Cemetery, established in 1881). Most plots are owned by temple members, and the temple itself owns the unreserved plots, which are available to temple members. A notable burial is Rabbi Charles Mantinband (1895-1974), a national civil rights leader who served here from 1963-1971. The cemetery remains a sacred place for Jewish activity and memory in the region. Historic Texas Cemetery - 2016

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