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Abe M. Levy Memorial Community Hall, 3517 Austin, Houston
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Abe M. Levy Memorial Community Hall

Formerly: Temple Beth Israel
Designed by: Joseph Finger
Construction Completed: 1925
Type: Educational Institution
Stories: 3
Location: 3517 Austin
Area: Midtown
Post Code: 77004
City: Houston, Texas
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     This structure is now part of the Houston Community College Fine Arts Center. It houses a theater, classrooms, a dance studio, and more.

> 1969 - The Temple Beth Israel congregation vacates this building and sells it to the Houston Independent School District.
> 1984 - The building is added to the National Register of Historic Places

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