Interview With Elmer Lippin's Nephew
Elmer Lippin single-handedly preserved the historic Adams Street Shul for a new generation. See our online historical tour for details. The Adams Street Shul is an orthodox synagogue located near Boston, Massachusetts. We are now in our second century of service to the community. Our building is now listed on the Department of the Interior's National Register of Historic Places. Your donations to support the maintenance of the historic building, and to support our educational programs and their online availability are greatly appreciated. For more information, or for additional videos, visit us at http://AdamsStreet.org
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