Fremantle Synagogue

The Fremantle Synagogue, located in Fremantle, Western Australia, is the oldest surviving synagogue building in the state, dating back to its consecration in 1902. Originally established by the local Jewish community, it served as a place of worship until 1910 when the majority of the community relocated to Perth. The building has since been repurposed for various uses, including a hospital annex and commercial spaces. Today, it stands as a heritage-listed site, reflecting the rich cultural history of Fremantle and its Jewish community.