Reference

Here are some specific sources that discuss wooden synagogues:

1. Wikipedia: List of Wooden Synagogues

   • This article discusses both destroyed and extant wooden synagogues in Central and Eastern Europe.
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2. Yad Vashem: The Wooden Synagogue of Chodorow

   • An in-depth look at the Chodorow synagogue, built in 1652, made entirely of timber.
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3. Wikipedia: Wooden Synagogues in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth

   • Details the unique architectural style of wooden synagogues that emerged in this historical region.
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4. Jewish Encyclopedia: Synagogue

   • Provides historical context on the wooden synagogues built in the 16th and 17th centuries in Polish cities.
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5. Handshouse Studio: Wooden Synagogue Project History

   • Describes a project initiated in 2003 to replicate one of the wooden synagogues destroyed in the 17th and 18th centuries.
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These sources should provide a comprehensive understanding of wooden synagogues from historical, architectural, and cultural perspectives.