Different statements in the literature on the date of demolition: 1982 (Altaras, 1994) and 1983 (Zacharias, 1988).

Last use: residential house and garages

Last use: garden

Last use: No information

Last use: residential

The first synagogue: Already in the 14th century Jews in Hanau were in possession of a synagogue. This was ultimately wiped out by the persecution of Jews during the plague period in the middle of the century together with the Jewish community. The building that remained was then lent as a castle fiefdom. About the exact location is still nothing known.

The synagogue was located next to the former inn of Jacob Marx .

Until 1938, services were often held with young people from the local hachshara (agricultural training center in preparation for emigration to Palestine). 

Contradictory statements in the literature: 1840, according to other information only 1872, a synagogue was built on the site. With the second-mentioned year, it may also have been the year of a rebuild.  

Contradictory statements in the literature about the existence of the building: no building structure left (Altaras, 1994) and building present (Zacharias, 1988). Last use: residential

Last use: parking

Last use: parking