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1. www.glasgowhebrewburialsociety.orgGlasgow Hebrew Burial Society

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   PO Box 7317, Giffnock, Glasgow G46 9DB Tel: +44(0)141 577 8226 (24 Hr Answerphone)

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2. glasgowhebrewburialsociety.org › historyGHBS - Glasgow Hebrew Burial Society

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   Glasgow Hebrew Burial Society, founded about 1908, took over the Jewish Cemetery at Sandymount ( first burial in 1905 ), opening Glenduffhill Cemetery in 1934. South Portland Street Synagogue established a Cemetery at Riddrie in 1909 and this was taken over by GHBS in 1974. There are some reserved plots in Sandymount, used as recently as 1993 ...

3. www.jewishglasgow.org › glasgow-hebrew-burial-societyGlasgow Hebrew Burial Society - Glasgow Jewish

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   Glasgow Hebrew Burial Society. PO Box 7317, Giffnock, Glasgow G46 9DB. ... You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in settings.

4. www.glasgowhebrewburialsociety.org › restorationGHBS - Glasgow Hebrew Burial Society

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   Glenduffhill was opened in 1933 and is the current active Cemetery. It is a large Cemetery with almost 8000 lairs. Many paths and lairs had deteriorated and were in very poor condition, and a large number of tombstones were unstable or tilting. Since work began in the summer of 2017, we have restored over 5000 lairs and tombstones, removing ...

5. www.jewishglasgow.org › glenduffhill-cemeteryGlenduffhill Cemetery - Glasgow Jewish

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   Contact the Glasgow Hebrew Burial Society – 0141 577 8226 (24hr Answerphone) ... You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in settings.

6. www.iajgscemetery.org › british-isles › scotlandGLASGOW: (10 burial sites) | Scotland | International Jewish ...

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   Source: Glasgow Hebrew Burial Society, provided by: David Shulman, Webmaster of JCR-UK, May 2015] UPDATE] Glasgow Necropolis Jewish Cemetery Restoration - The 19th century Jewish section of Glasgow’s Necropolis Cemetery is one of eight historic sites in Scotland that will share in a £1.6 million grant from Historic Scotland to open historic sites to the public.

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   Where can I find out more about glasgowhebrewburialsociety?

   • Website: http://glasgowhebrewburialsociety.org/ Burial Officer: Carolyn Dover 07748 676 429 (Funeral arrangements only)

   Glasgow Hebrew Burial Society - Glasgow Jewish

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   Where is the Jewish burial society in Glasgow?

   • Glasgow Hebrew Burial Society, (PO Box 7317) 222 Fenwick Road, Giffnock, Glasgow, G46 6UE, Scotland. [December 2000]. [UPDATE] The Burial Society, founded in 1908, is responsible for several of the Orthodox Jewish cemeteries, as indicated below.

   GLASGOW: (10 burial sites) | Scotland | International Jewish Cemetery

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   Is Glasgow's Necropolis Jewish cemetery open to the public?

   • UPDATE] Glasgow Necropolis Jewish Cemetery Restoration - The 19th century Jewish section of Glasgow’s Necropolis Cemetery is one of eight historic sites in Scotland that will share in a £1.6 million grant from Historic Scotland to open historic sites to the public.

   GLASGOW: (10 burial sites) | Scotland | International Jewish Cemetery

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   Where are the Jewish cemeteries in Glasgow?

   • Scottish Jewish Cemeteries website, researched and maintained by Derek Tobias, includes searchable databases in respect of burials at all Glasgow Jewish cemeteries. [September 2016, updated August 2017] Cardonald Cemetery, 547 Mosspark Blvd. G52. Used by the small Reform congregation, Glasgow New Synagogue, Ayr Rd. Newton Mearns, Glasgow G77.

   GLASGOW: (10 burial sites) | Scotland | International Jewish Cemetery

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   Are Glasgow cemeteries a good place to bury ex-pats?

   • The restorations at both Cemeteries have led to much positive comment. Funding for this has largely come from Glasgow charities and the members of the Glasgow Jewish Community. Many Glasgow ex-pats however have family buried in these Cemeteries and some have donated generously. Further funds are still required to complete the work.

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   What is Glasgow's Necropolis known for?

   • (Historic Scotland states: Glasgow’s Necropolis is undoubtedly one of the most important monuments of Victorian Glasgow, internationally significant as a spectacular example of a Garden cemetery, featuring memorial designs by many leading architects and sculptors of the time, including an early work by Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

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8. www.jewishglasgow.org › cathcart-hebrew-cemeteryCathcart Hebrew Cemetery - Glasgow Jewish

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   Cathcart Hebrew Cemetery – 131 Netherlee Road, Glasgow, G44 3YL. Administered by the Queen’s Park Charitable Trust. Membership of the cemetery is open to the Community and is run on strictly Orthodox principles. The charge to join is related to the age of the applicant and thereafter an annual subscription is paid. Private funerals can also ...