The Jewish Exponent
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Rabbi Shraga Sherman
Merion Station, PA — It’s been seven years of real estate shopping, zoning-board hearings, fundraising and construction, but Lubavitch of the Main Line finally has a new home — at one of the oldest spots in town.
The General Wayne Inn, which once served as a pub for British redcoats and later as a post office founded by Benjamin Franklin, will now play host to a bevy of Jewish activities.
Speaking at a lavish opening ceremony on Jan. 31, Rabbi Shraga Sherman, director of Lubavitch of the Main Line, called the refurbished space “a tremendous nexus of this three-millennia-history of the Jews and the 300-year-history of the building.”