Touro Synagogue

The Touro Synagogue in Newport, Rhode Island is the most established North American synagogue fabricating as yet standing and the main synagogue in America left from the frontier period. Still a dynamic standard synagogue, Touro Synagogue was outlined by British-Colonial period draftsman Peter Harrison, at that point an inhabitant of Rhode Island.

The inside has twelve Ionic segments that help overhangs. The segments speak to the old Israel's twelve clans and every segment is produced using a solitary tree.

The synagogue contains ious noteworthy displays, including a letter from George Washington to the Hebrew Congregations of Newport, Rhode Island. The synagogue has been assigned a National Historic Site.