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Norwood Hall in Prioress Road was built in the 1960s as a Synagogue, although not currently in use. Originally part of one of the oldest Jewish charitable institutions in England which was founded in 1806 by B & A Goldsmid in Mile End as a orphanage and hospital. It moved to Norwood in 1861 when Mr Barnet Meyers gave this nine and a half acre site to the charity. The orphanage continued until the children were evacuated during World War II. Photographed here on 15th January 2004. Digital image courtesy of Keith Holdaway, 2003.

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Details
Collection:	Keith Holdaway Collection
Image type:	Photograph
Artist:	Holdaway
Ref:	06451
Identifier:	SPd4029/3/Lam393
Date:	2004