An existing building was converted for the synagogue. Last use: residential

Last use: No information

The Jewish Religious Community of Gera used rooms in a side wing of the Hotel Kronprinz as a synagogue. The hotel was destroyed by a bombing raid in World War 2. Last use: No information

For the new building of the large synagogue at the Kartäuserring the Erfurt synagogue municipality had been able to win the Frankfurt architect Siegfried Kusnitzky, who designed approximately at the same time also the synagogue at the Börneplatz in Frankfurt/Main.

On September 4, 1884, the magnificent brick building was inaugurated. The Erfurt rabbi Dr. Theodor Kroner presided over the festivities.

Last use: memorial, green area

Last use: exhibition and event center

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Last use: since 1938 used as a worship hall for the Baptists

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Prayer hall of the Orthodox members of the Israelite community. In the front building there was a weekday synagogue Last use: No information

Different statements in the literature about the location: Lessingstraße 12 (Puvogel, 1999) and Lessingstraße 14 (Arlt, Ehlers et al., 1992), also contradictory statements in the literature about the time of the beginning of use: 1906 (Puvogel, 1999) and "before the turn of the century" (Arlt, Ehlers et al., 1992) Last use: garden