Synagogue Hadamar Nonnengasse
Last use: memorial and memorial documentation of Jewish history in Hadamar
.Synagogue Groß-Umstadt Untere Marktstraße
The synagogue was rebuilt after demolition in the open-air museum Hessenpark near Neu-Anspach. Contradictory statements in the literature about the date of the beginning of use: May 1874 inaugurated (Puvogel, Stankowski, 1995) and 1873 inaugurated (ed. Alfred Hans Kuby, 1989). Contradictory statements in the literature about the location: Untere Marktstraße 38 (Altaras, 1994) and Untere Marktstraße 26 (Arnsberg, 1971) Last use: museum
.Synagogue Großkrotzenburg Steingasse
Synagogue Giessen Karl-Benner-Strasse
Neighbors came into possession of the building at the end of the Nazi era. The owners refused to put a memorial plaque in 1992. Last use: residential
Synagogue Giessen Steinstraße
Synagogue Gernsheim Schafstraße
Last use: residential and commercial
.Synagogue Gelnhausen Brentanostraße
Synagogue Frankfurt am Main Freiherr-vom-Stein-Strasse
Last use: synagogue
Synagogue Bockenheim
The synagogue in Bockenheim was inaugurated in 1874. The building was two-story and had room for 248 people. According to the Orthodox rite, the bima was located in the center of the prayer room. Women were only allowed in the gallery.
Synagogue Frankfurt am Main Alt Heddernheim
Last use: No information