Mill Hill Synagogue: A History (Introduction)

Mill Hill United Synagogue was founded in 1949, by a small group of Jewish residents who lived in the Mill Hill district. Use the links below to follow the story of the development and growth of the community - from the establishment of the first shul through to the latest redevelopment which involved the building of the Ner Orre Community Centre.

Chronology
1. WATFORD WAY
2. SYLVAN AVENUE: ESTABLISHMENT
3. SYLVAN AVENUE: GROWTH
4. BROCKENHURST GARDENS
5. STATION ROAD
6. NER ORRE
7. STATION ROAD: ENHANCEMENTS

Photos and videos from recent years can be found in our Gallery section.

If you have any questions or comments, or have some material you would like to contribute to this archive, please don't hesitate to contact us

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  • Mill Hill Synagogue: A History (Part 1)
  • Mill Hill Synagogue: A History (Part 2)
  • Mill Hill Synagogue: A History (Part 3)
  • Mill Hill Synagogue: A History (Part 4)
  • Mill Hill Synagogue: A History (Part 5)
  • Mill Hill Synagogue: A History (Part 6)
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    Location
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    Different ways of contacting us, as well as details about the shul office.