From the Middle Ages and from the 17th century there are no reports of a prayer hall or a synagogue.
   
The Jewish families who had moved in since the 1860s initially attended services in the synagogue in Floß. From at least 1882 to 1889, services were held in a prayer room in the house of Joseph Wilmersdörfer. In 1889 a Jewish community center with synagogue and school could be built and furnished. The solemn inauguration of the synagogue took place on September 20, 1889 (Friday before Rosh Hashanah 5650) in the presence of Rabbi Wittelshöfer from Floß.

Until the 18th century there is little information about prayer rooms/synagogues. However, in the second half of the 17th century there is said to have been a synagogue (or at least a prayer room) in the village. According to a tradition it was built in 1677. The drawing of the wedding stone with this year is still known. Another source mentions the year 1706 for a synagogue building. This was an addition to one of the "Jews' houses", which was demolished in 1942, or a prayer house on the same property as the later synagogue of 1799.  

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