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Search Site Tips  Home  Agriculture  Architecture  Artists  Authors  Books  Cemeteries  Churches     First Church     Second Church     Third Church     First Methodist Episcopal Church     St. Mary's Church (Episcopal)     Congregation Mishkan Israel     More on Churches..  Dorchester Historical Society  Entertainment  Entertainers  Industry & Commerce  Institutions  Maps  Monuments  Myths  Postcard Images  Public Figures  Schools  Town History  Walking Tours		Congregation Mishkan Israel  Congregation Mishkan Israel 137 Dakota Street, Isaiah Marcus, Rabbi, in 1930. In March, 2003, this location was used by Pentecostal House of Prayer for All People. It is unclear whether the building standing in 2003 was the orignal building used by the Congregation Mishkan Israel. Probably built following the practice common to synagogue and church construction where a "basement" facility was built, and used by the congregation while construction of the main building was (hopefully) completed. Source: Dorchester Old and New, 1630-1930. Dorchester: Chapple Publishing Company for the Dorchester, Massachusetts, Tercentary Committee, 1930. Feedback Do you know something about this topic? Do you have other pictures or items or knowledge to share? What about a personal story? Are you a collector? Do you have questions? Contact us here. Created: September 28, 2003   Modified: April 19, 2004