Temple B'nai Sholom (Baltimore County, Md.)
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Temple B'nai Sholom began in 1948 when a group of Jewish families from the Essex, Middle River, and Dundalk areas of Baltimore County, Md., met and voted to become a Reform congregation where their children could be raised Jewish in a non-Jewish community. They purchased a building in Essex, Md., in 1951, which became their location until 1968, when they sold it. After 1969, services were held at a private home in Middle River until the congregation disbanded in 1982.
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Maryland--Baltimore County
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