<p>octagonal central building Last use: residential and commercial buildings</p><p>The synagogue, built in 1882 (Am Busdorf), was an octagonal building in the oriental style, constructed of yellow bricks with a copper roof, according to plans by the architect A. Baumann; it&nbsp;had space for approximately 300 people, about 190 in the nave and 100 in the women&#39;s gallery. In 1905, the synagogue was extended with a western addition containing galleries, and in 1928 it was re-roofed with copper plates.

Last use: residential

The synagogue was destroyed and demolished in 1938. Today, only a memorial plaque commemorates the house.

Around 1860, the synagogue was built on Berger Dorfstra;e in Wickrath. The Jewish community there was at that time the largest in the Grevenbroich district. With 240 members, the community reached its peak in 1885 and then declined in importance.

The costs for the construction of the synagogue were largely borne by the textile entrepreneur Abraham Gormanns.

Apart from minor renovation work in 1935, the synagogue remained unchanged until 1938. In the night of 9.11.1938 the house of worship was set on fire and destroyed.

The rest of the municipality was open to the construction. A sign für the integration and emancipation of the Jewish community.

In March 1945, the building was vöude by a bombing raid vört destroyed Last use: parking lot