Agudath Achim Cemetery
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Agudath Achim Cemetery

Beaver Falls, Beaver County, Pennsylvania, USA

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Agudath Achim Cemetery – Beaver Falls

1819 21st Street Beaver Falls, PA 15010

Take Route 60 North passed Pittsburgh International Airport to Route 51 (Chippewa exit).

Turn left onto Rt. 51

At the light (Darlington Road) take a right. Keep on Darlington Road. You will pass 2 cemeteries about 1 mile to Exxon Station.

Go straight about ½ mile to 16th Street. Turn left onto 16th Street. Go 1 block and turn left onto 21st Avenue; go 3 blocks and you are there.

The cemetery is fenced; however the caretaker lives next door to the cemetery and he will open the gate if it is locked.

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Agudath Achim Congregation was formed in Beaver Falls about 1879. The synagogue was built at Fifth Street & Sixth Ave in Beaver Falls between 1912-1914. The congregation later moved to New Brighton and then Chippeau. The synagogue no longer exists.

Land for the Agudath Achim Cemetery was purchased by the congregation on Nov. 16, 1906. Six acres in Patterson and White townships were purchased from Mrs. Sarah E Craighead for $507. Through the years, as the need arose, land was cleared and landscaping and walks were installed. Prior to the establishment of the cemetery most burials for local Jewish families were in Pittsburgh, except for those few who were buried at Tree of Life Cemetery (now known as Steinfeld Cemetery) in New Brighton.

Adjacent to Agudath Achim Cemetery is a family cemetery formerly owned by the Solomon/Salmon family. That cemetery was deeded to Agudath Achim.

Agudath Achim Cemetery – Beaver Falls

1819 21st Street Beaver Falls, PA 15010

Take Route 60 North passed Pittsburgh International Airport to Route 51 (Chippewa exit).

Turn left onto Rt. 51

At the light (Darlington Road) take a right. Keep on Darlington Road. You will pass 2 cemeteries about 1 mile to Exxon Station.

Go straight about ½ mile to 16th Street. Turn left onto 16th Street. Go 1 block and turn left onto 21st Avenue; go 3 blocks and you are there.

The cemetery is fenced; however the caretaker lives next door to the cemetery and he will open the gate if it is locked.

___________________________________________________________

Agudath Achim Congregation was formed in Beaver Falls about 1879. The synagogue was built at Fifth Street & Sixth Ave in Beaver Falls between 1912-1914. The congregation later moved to New Brighton and then Chippeau. The synagogue no longer exists.

Land for the Agudath Achim Cemetery was purchased by the congregation on Nov. 16, 1906. Six acres in Patterson and White townships were purchased from Mrs. Sarah E Craighead for $507. Through the years, as the need arose, land was cleared and landscaping and walks were installed. Prior to the establishment of the cemetery most burials for local Jewish families were in Pittsburgh, except for those few who were buried at Tree of Life Cemetery (now known as Steinfeld Cemetery) in New Brighton.

Adjacent to Agudath Achim Cemetery is a family cemetery formerly owned by the Solomon/Salmon family. That cemetery was deeded to Agudath Achim.

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