By Julia Olson Assistant Editor On Sunday, September 10, at Loveland Cemetery, Jewish Cemeteries of Greater Cincinnati and the Cincinnati Judaica Fund dedicated a new installation of rescued historical plaques that represent hundreds of years of Cincinnati Jewish History. The installation, a permanent, outdoor exhibit, is the first of its kind and was dedicated as […]
After the first Jew, Joseph Jonas, arrived in Cincinnati in 1817, Jews from many lands and ethnicities migrated to Cincinnati. Most of them were Ashkenazic Jews from Europe, but beginning in 1907, a not insignificant number were Sephardic Jews who left Turkey in the last years of the Ottoman Empire.
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Beneath a TQL Stadium parking lot are buried scattered bricks and stones of a very early Jewish congregation’s synagogue all except one important piece, which has been preserved and honored through an unusual three way partnership.