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Disgrifiad

Pages 29 to 42 of an 1859 booklet ‘Sundays in Wales. Visits to the Places of Worship of the Quakers, the Unitarians, the Roman Catholics, and the Jews by a Week-day Preacher’, published in 1859 These excerpts describe a brief history of the Jews in Swansea, the synagogue in Waterloo Street, and a service on Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement).

Depositories:
- Local Studies collection of Swansea Council Libraries Service.
- West Glamorgan Archive Service, ref. D/D SHC 26/2.