Interesting mikvaot and links about mikveh (mostly historical, some current)

1930 mikvah (building extant!) in Šurany, Slovakia

• Google Maps

Mikveh Mayim, R' Yirmiyahu Katz (Hebrew, 3 volumes)

"The Building and Maintenance of Mikva'ot" (5 parts), R' Chaim Jachter

"The Use of Municipal City Water for a Mikveh and a Case Study of the Seattle Rabbinate in the 1950s," R' Yossi Azose

"Conversation with Professor Stuart Miller--[Chesterfield] Connecticut excavation sheds light on early 20th-century Jewish life," Cindy Mindell

• National Register of Historic Places registration form

1921 mikveh in Bath, Maine (used only briefly?)

"Living Waters, Living History: A Twentieth-Century Mikveh in Portsmouth, New Hampshire," Alexandra G. Martin

"The Lloyd Street Synagogue Mikveh: Creating Community in Nineteenth-Century Baltimore," Esther Doyle Read

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Mikvah Israel of Borough Park (58th St.) is built on a ma'ayan (spring)

The Chabad mikveh in Tenafly is as well

• Mikvah.org

"Immersed in ritual, [Lower East Side] mikvah is still afloat," Bonnie Rosenstock

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• mikvah.org

"The Lower East Side's Synagogue, Tenement, and Russian Bathhouse: Mikva'ot and the Excavation of a Mikvah at 5 Allen Street," Celia J. Bergoffen

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• "The Proprietary Baths and Possible Mikvah at 5 Allen Street" (architectural survey), Celia J. Bergoffen

"Stage 2 Archaeological Investigation: Congregation Moshcisker Chevrah Gur Arye Mikvah," CITYSCAPE: Cultural Resource Consultants

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80 Forsyth St. (now an art studio)

• Interior shots in the NYT

• Textile artist is there as of 2013

East Flatbush mikveh built on the site of the old one

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History of mikvaot in New Haven, CT (interesting to the Jews of New Haven!)

• "Mikvah Reopening Makes a Splash," Sophie Sonnenfeld

• New Haven's Chabad women's mikveh

• Chabad men's mikveh

"Meet Malka Markovic, 92, a Holocaust Survivor and Long-Time Mikveh Lady in Pittsburgh," Beth Kissileff

"Jacob's Well, Bristol: Mikveh or Bet Tohorah?," Joe Hillaby and Richard Sermon

Cardiff, Wales, at the Empire Pool

• Another angle

• Guildford Crescent Baths, site of Cardiff's earlier mikveh

"A mid-18th-century mikveh unearthed in the Jewish Historical Museum in Amsterdam," Jerzy Gawronski and Ranjith Jayasena. 

• Includes 18th-century engraving of the mikveh in use!

"Artifact Stories: Schlussel's Bath House and Mikveh" (Detroit, MI)

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"The Schvitz & the Last Intact Mikveh in Detroit," CV Henriette (somewhat R-rated)

• The Schvitz today

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Mt. Sinai Congregation in Cheyenne, WY has a mikveh fed by an underground river (operational as of April 2023; verify kashrus before use)

• Shul website

• Robbi Sherwin's impression