6 funeral homes and crematories serving Jewish families in New York, NY. Each listing names the services the home offers, the faiths it serves and the languages its staff speak, with its address, its phone and a link to its general price list where it posts one.
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6 funeral homes and crematories serving Jewish families in New York
New York City Jewish funeral home in a Greenwich Village building designed and built as a funeral home in 1926, with a large stained-glass chapel. It arranges Orthodox, Conservative and Reform rabbis for chapel and graveside services, streams services online and ships remains worldwide, with a specialty in shipping to and from Florida and Israel.
New York funeral chapel holding services since 1898, with six visitation rooms, a spacious formal chapel and off-site venues, planned by its own team of event specialists. It has arranged horse-drawn carriages and services at sea, and its concierge helps families with transportation to the chapel.
New York City Jewish funeral home with a tahara room, a shomer available and a chapel for up to 250 guests. It offers monument and inscription services, and funerals can be arranged by phone or email.
Jewish funeral home opened in 2017 by a funeral family that has served New York since 1904. It has two chapels and a tahara room, and its staff coordinate a shomer and the preparation of the body for a traditional Jewish burial.
Manhattan Jewish funeral chapel run as a nonprofit, owned and operated by the Jewish community and governed by a board that includes rabbis. Opened in 2001, it has two chapels that can webcast services, a green burial specialist and bereavement support groups, and serves congregations across metro New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
Manhattan Jewish funeral home, serving New York's Jewish community since 1897 and the only Jewish Funeral Directors of America member in Manhattan. Its 1926 building has three chapels seating about 75, 140 and 350, a tahara room and a shomer available, and it can arrange burial in Israel.
