At the corner of Clark and Bagg Streets since 1921, is Quebec’s oldest living synagogue building. It is recognized as a heritage site by Quebec’s Minister of Culture, by the City of Montreal, and, informally, by the many dozens of visitors drawn every year to its doors by guide books, internet sites, school programmes and religious organizations.
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