Jewish cemetery Dreißigacker (Meiningen)

The Jewish cemetery was established in the 17th century. On the oldest gravestone is the year 1665. 24 gravestones are preserved in the older (western) part of the cemetery (mostly from the 18th century). In the eastern part of the cemetery there are another 28 gravestones in two rows of graves. After most of the Jewish inhabitants had moved away from Dreißigacker until about 1880, no more burials took place in the cemetery. The cemetery area covers about 10 ar.
The cemetery is located about 100 m from the village on the edge of the plateau of Dreißigacker. Parallel to the footpath to Meiningen a path leads to the cemetery.