"The synagogue in Saarlouis ... was, besides those in Wallerfangen and Beaumarais, the only Jewish ritual building in the Saarland that had survived the pogrom night and the war largely intact in its structural inventory" Rupert Schreiber in: Fischbach / Westerhoff 2005, p. 457 Last use: new building, no indication of type of use. There is a memorial room in the building.

Last use: Krutmann clothing store

Last use: residential / commercial

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Last use: Deutsche Bank

Last use: new building - no further information about the type of use

Different information about the location: Mittelstraße 20 (Puvogel, Stankowski, 1995) and Mittelstraße 45 (Volk, 1989) Last use: residential house

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Last use: No information

Last use: commercial building

"During the Second World War, the building was only damaged, but after years of neglected building maintenance, there was a danger of collapse, so that in 1952 it was necessary to demolish the roof truss and parts of the surrounding walls. In the 1980s, the ruin was even to be completely demolished to make way for an apartment building with 14 residential units and underground parking, but this failed not least because of the objection of the preservation of historical monuments." Reinhard Schneider in: Fischbach / Westerhoff 2005, p. 444 Last use: Memorial since March 25, 2003

There are contradictory sources on the date of the beginning of use. (Reinhard Schneider in: Fischbach / Westerhoff 2005, p. 436) Last use: residential/commercial building