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Temple
Beth El
Woodward
at Eliot
Now
Bonstelle Theater
The first Detroit Jewish shtetlhood was
concentrated on the lower eastside of Downtown Detroit.
All the synagogues of that era are gone. When
the Beth El Society moved it hired famed Detroit Architect
Albert Kahn to design its new 1903 synagogue on the eastside
of Woodward just north of the then booming downtown.
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