Synagogue in Fordon, Religious monument in Fordon, Bydgoszcz, Poland.
The Synagogue in Fordon is a two-story red brick building with a rectangular shape located at the intersection of Przy Boznicy and Bydgoska streets. The structure retains its original exterior walls and architectural details in their characteristic configuration.
The building was completed in 1827 and served the Jewish community until World War II began. German occupation forces halted its religious functions during that period.
The building stands as a reminder of when Fordon was home to a thriving Jewish merchant and craft community. It reflects the close ties between the synagogue and the everyday economic life of the neighborhood.
The site is located near the Vistula River, making it easy to navigate in the district. The building is straightforward to find, as it stands at a clearly visible street corner.
The building stands at a location that reflects historical trade routes along rivers, where Jewish communities settled throughout Poland. This positioning shows how religious practice was intertwined with business and geographical advantage.
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