Tour of B'nai Israel Cemetery & playdate at Asher Cohn Park
Sunday, June 11, 2023 • 22 Sivan 5783
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM1301 E. 2100 Road, Eudora, Kansas 66025
Located in Eudora, the B'nai Israel Cemetery is an historically important part of not only the LJCC, but of northeastern Kansas writ large. Placed on the National Registry of Historic Places in 2013, the LJCC owns this property and serves as its steward.
Join us on June 11th at 10am for a tour of this historic property. Historian and Professor Emeritus of KU, David Katzman will lead us in a discussion of the deep history of the B'nai Israel Cemetery and the historical significance of Jews in 19th Century Eudora.
Included as well on this tour is the Asher Cohn Park, named for one of Eudora's original settlers and a prominent member of the German Jewish community of 19th Century Eudora. We invite families with young children to join us at Asher Cohen at 10:30am for refreshments and playtime.Sunhats are recommended!
DIRECTIONS:
B'nai Israel Cemetery: 1301 E. 2100/Winchester Rd., Eudora, KS 66025
Asher Cohn Park: 2635 Church St., Eudora, KS 66025
From Lawrence to the Cemetery
To avoid construction on 23rd St. access eastbound K 10 from Iowa south of Crown Toyota, (if you live closer to the eastern part of Lawrence access K 10 from Haskell.), stay left at the Y, continue past The United Methodist Church of Eudora and take the 2200 rd/Church St. Exit. Turn right onto Church to 1300 Rd., turn right onto 1300 Rd., continue one mile to 2100/Winchester Rd., turn right onto 2100 Rd. , turn left into the cemetery.
From cemetery to Asher Cohn Park
Turn right out of cemetery onto 21rd., Rd., turn left onto 1300 Rd., continue one mile to Church St./2200 Rd., turn right onto Church, continue past high school to park on your right.
From Lawrence to Asher Cohn Park
Follow directions to the cemetery, from K 10 take the 2200 Rd/Church St. exit, turn right onto Church, continue south past the high school, your destination is on the right.
From K 10 to downtown Eudora (714 Main, Asher Cohn’s store location)
Exit K 10 in Eudora at 2200 Rd./Church St. If you came from Lawrence turn left onto Church St., continue north to 10th St., turn left onto 10th St., continue to Main St., turn right onto Main. 714 Main is on your right. Note: The speed limit on 10th St. and on Main St. is 20 mph and enforced.
On Church St., just north of K 10, there are 3 restaurants, 2 gas stations and a grocery store between 14th and 15th streets, in case you need a pit stop or food.
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