since 1924 until demolition used as a barn Last use: new building - no further information about the type of use

Last use: residential

Last use: privately used forecourt

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Last use: No information

Last use: residential

Last use: barn

"Building fabric is still completely preserved, very beautiful, old Chuppa stone on the longitudinal wall; some original windows preserved, others bricked up."(Schwierz, 1992) Last use: machine hall

"Building fabric essentially still well preserved; entrance to the women's and men's synagogue clearly visible present; very beautiful Magen David present on the gable; traces of the Aron Hakodesh preserved inside; remains of the blue ceiling painting recognizable inside..."(Schwierz, 1992) Last use: residential

The building served as a fire station from 1938 - 1990 and was fully preserved with changes in the structure. In 1987 a commemorative plaque had been placed, which was removed in 1989. After the demolition of the building, there is no more reference to the former synagogue. Last use: No information

Last use: turning area for beet vehicles

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