Tyne and Wear HER(10844): Bishopwearmouth Cemetery, Jews' Burial Grounds - Details
10844
Sunderland
Bishopwearmouth Cemetery, Jews' Burial Grounds
Bishopwearmouth
NZ35NE
Religious Ritual and Funerary
Inhumation Cemetery
Jewish Cemetery
Early Modern
C19
Structure
There are three Jewish sections in the cemetery. The earliest (1856-99) is at the north-east corner with Hylton Road (NZ 3743 5660). The second (1899-1926) is near the crematorium towards the west (NZ 3722 5631). The third (1926 onwards) is at the north-west corner (NZ 3703 5639). The red brick ohel (prayer hall at burial ground, especially a small walk-in memorial to a deceased Hasidic rabbi) with Hebrew inscription "BET MOED L'KOL HAI" (House of Meeting for All Living) is covered in graffiti.
3703
5639
NZ37035639
Sharman Kadish, 2006, Jewish Heritage in England - Architectural Guide, page 186