Make a Wish at the Western Wall in the Egiya-Kapai Synagogue

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The construction of the Yevpatoria synagogue began in 1912 by architect Adam Heinrich.
The main material used was the yellow limestone from the Mamai quarry. The facade stonework copies the Western Wall of the Jerusalem Temple.
Twice a year, the synagogue's clergy send messages to Jerusalem.

Yevpatoria, 36 Prosmushkin St.

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