Third Cemetery of the Spanish- Portuguese Synagogue
West 21st Street, Manhattan, New York 10011
About Us
Welcome to the Third Cemetery of the Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue, a historic and serene resting place located on West 21st Street in the heart of Manhattan, New York. Established in the early 19th century, our cemetery is a testament to the rich cultural heritage and enduring legacy of the Spanish-Portuguese Jewish community in New York City.
Nestled amidst the bustling cityscape, the Third Cemetery offers a peaceful sanctuary where history, tradition, and remembrance converge. Visitors can explore the beautifully landscaped grounds, which are home to a variety of historic monuments and gravestones that tell the stories of the prominent figures who shaped our community and city.
As a vital part of the Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue's heritage, the cemetery is dedicated to preserving the memories of those who have passed while providing a tranquil space for reflection and commemoration. Whether you are visiting to pay respects, conduct genealogical research, or simply learn more about our community's history, the Third Cemetery welcomes you with open arms.
We invite you to discover this hidden gem in Manhattan, where history and peace coexist in perfect harmony. For more information or to arrange a visit, please contact us through our website or call our office.
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"Jewish Cemetery on 21st Street across the street from Trader Joe's!! Go there and imagine who they were in the 1700's and 1800's, where they came from, what the area was like when they set up the cemetery and look around where you are now. You cannot go in and leave a stone or a coin to remember them so leave one on the wall or gate around them. Say a little prayer as well. My son asked me what was so special about the neighborhood where I lived and this is one of those special things."
"I would pass it everyday on my way to elementary school and made sure I left a coin or cool rock I also enjoy visiting because as a Jewish person because of immigration I have no clue where half of my family is buried so visiting is very important because it helps keep the memory of these people alive and it is also very connected to the souls there"
"A very historic Jewish cemetery"
"One of three. Visit all of them."
"Very old and cool"
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