Medieval Jewish cemetery (Güstrow)

was located in front of the Hageböcker Tor, in the area of the Domwiesen. Today no longer exists.

according to Mastaler:

I. Jewish cemetery [in front of the Hageböcker gate]
1533 - "dormitorium Jodorum", StA, city leavings
1541 - "barn near the Joden Kirchove" [Jews' churchyard], StA, city leavings
1556 - "near the Joden Karkhove", StA, town disposals
1587 - "garden near the Jodenkirchhof ... to the city and after the Thumbwisch", StA, city disposals
17th century - demise in the turmoil of the 30-year war

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"Hageböcker Street is one of the important, old arterial roads coming directly from the market to the country and this case over the Schweriner Street in the direction of the state capital. The name is said to be derived from Hagebusch (hornbeam), but Havelbucksche Strate was also in use around 1425. In the Middle Ages, at the end of the road in front of the moat stood the Hageböcker gate that consisted of an inland gate and an outer gate."