5 Must-See Menorahs

This Hanukkah season, we bring you five must-see menorahs, ranging from the largest to the smallest. Check them out!

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The world's largest menorah verified by the Guinness Book World Records, located on New York City’s Fifth Avenue and 59th Street, is 32 feet high, is gold colored, weighs 4,000 pounds and is made of steel.

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The Knesset Menorah, which is molded of bronze and includes engravings of biblical figures and events from the tradition and history of the Jewish people, was presented as a gift to Israel by the British Labor Party in 1956. After much debate, it was decided that the Menorah be placed outside, so it could be viewed by the public.

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This menorah, called the National Menorah, resides on the Ellipse outside the White House, and has been lit in front of the White House every year since 1979, when President Jimmy Carter attended the first lighting.

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This massive solid gold Menorah constructed by the Temple Institute based on extensive research, is displayed in Jerusalem’s Jewish Quarter and made out of 45 kilograms of 24-karat pure gold. It is valued at several million dollars.

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A physics laboratory at Hebrew University in Jerusalem has built the world’s tiniest menorah, which is the size of a dust speck!