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These are photographs of the former synagogue on Cathedral Road. The building has been converted into office accommodation. The front part and the octagonal domes, with their stained-glass windows, have been preserved but the rest of the building has been converted into a car park with office accommodation above.
Their website describes it as follows: "Office Space in Town Temple Court is a boutique serviced office centre located at Temple Court, 13a Cathedral Road, Cardiff, CF11 9HA. Temple Court is a beautifully converted synagogue, located right by Cardiff Castle in the very heart of the city."
https://www.officespaceintown.com/serviced-offices/cardiff-temple-court [accessed 16 April2019].
These photographs were taken by the Jewish History Association of South Wales, with the kind permission of Office Space in Town.

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