Until 1916 Richmond's Jewish religious community was known as the Richmond Hebrew Congregation, and from 1916 to 1938 it met at Central Hall, Parkshot, Richmond, a building opened on 28 June 1916 by Leopold de Rothschild, the then President of the United Synagogue.
Richmond's Jewish religious community was known as the Richmond Hebrew Congregation. This was until 1916. From 1916 to 1938 it met at Central Hall, a building opened on 28 June 1916 by Leopold de Rothschild. Leopold de Rothschild was the then President of the United Synagogue. Central Hall was Parkshot. Parkshot was Richmond.