US EditionHar Shalom’s ‘Mini Museum’ Artifacts Tell Story of Past 60 Years
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Har Shalom’s ‘Mini Museum’ Artifacts Tell Story of Past 60 Years
The original farmhouse on Falls Road circa 1969. Courtesy of Congregation Har Shalom. The present-day Congregation Har Shalom began with an undeveloped piece of farmland in Potomac and a covenant prohibiting the sale of that property to a Jewish person. The founders celebrated their first Kabbalat Shabbat as property owners there on July 4, 1969, lit only by a Coleman camping lantern, according to Aimee Segal, the president of Har Shalom. “There…
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