Preservation of a small synagogue in Colorado
A small synagogue in Colorado built in the 19th century narrowly escaped demolition and has become one of America's newest National Historic Landmarks.
Key Points
- Built in the 19th century by immigrants moving west to Colorado
- Nearly demolished but now recognized as a National Historic Landmark
Pros
- Preservation of historical architecture
- Recognition of immigrant history in Colorado
Cons
- Potential loss of historical buildings to development
- Challenges in preserving historical sites