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NATIONAL HISTORICAL
LANDMARK

Temple Aaron is designated a United States National Historic Landmark

Temple Aaron was one of 16 sites across the country to receive National Historic Landmark (NHL) designation in December, 2023. NHLs are some of the nation’s most historically important buildings and sites, and are chosen for their historical,
archeological, architectural,and cultural significance.

After a rigorous nomination and review process, Temple Aaron was deemed to have national historic significance based on three criteria:

1) its association with the westward migration of Jewish families and individuals from Europe between 1840-1924;

2) the leadership role of Temple Aaron’s founders in the civic life of the community and in its economic growth, in addition to its spiritual or religious life; and

3) the architectural importance of the physical building.

Temple Aaron preservation
Temple Aaron preservation
Temple Aaron Trinidad Colorado
TEMPLE AARON

OF TRINIDAD, COLORADO

407 S. Maple Street, Trinidad, CO 81082

A growing community within Colorado and surrounding states is actively campaigning to preserve the historic Temple Aaron of Trinidad, Colorado. The Temple Aaron campaign has met its initial goal to fund critical repairs, two-year operating expenses, and commission of a historic building assessment. A capital campaign now seeks to secure an endowment for preservation in perpetuity. This success has been made possible by local temple leadership and congregation members, individuals and organizations throughout CO and NM, historic preservation societies, and others who are committed to preserving this unique and special landmark.

 

Temple Aaron of Trinidad is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization #82-4838982.  

email: info@templeaaron.org

tel: 303.905.2161 (Neal Paul, President)

Mailing Address Only:

Temple Aaron

c/o Neal Paul, President

2943 West Riverwalk Circle, Unit S

Littleton, CO 80123

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