The synagogue used to have half-arch windows and round windows, as well as a barrel vault (painted starry sky) made of wood. No information to what extent these elements are preserved today. Last use: shed

Last use: No information

after 1904 used as a gymnasium Last use: residential house

Last use: Evangelical church

The richly decorated, neo-Islamic exterior facades were preserved until at least 1963. Last use: residential house

The building was Jewish-owned until 1938. One of the few preserved half-timbered synagogues in the Palatinate region. Last use: storage room

Until at least 1940 the exterior of the synagogue was preserved in the original. Last use: car garage

The building was damaged by artillery fire in 1945 Last use: residential house

Last use: residential house

Until its demolition, the building was one of the 3 surviving synagogues with neo-Oriental style elements in the Palatinate. Last use: No information