Different information on end of use: 1937 allegedly already demolished (Zacharias, 1988), synagogue demolished in the pogrom night (Arnsberg, 1971 + Krause-Schmitt, v. Freyberg, Wehe, 1996). Last use: no information

Contradictory information on the date of demolition: before World War II (Arnsberg, 1971) and 1949 (Zacharias, 1988). Last use: new construction - no further information on the type of use

Last use: garden

Last use: No information

In Zacharias, 1988 there is talk about Eimelrod, Willingen in Lower Saxony. It is assumed that this is an error and the information refers to Eimelrod in Hesse. Last use: garden

Last use: No information

Last use: new construction - no further details about the type of use

In 1695 Landgrave Ernst Ludwig gave permission to the Darmstadt Jews to set up a prayer room and hold services. This prayer room was located with Hirtz until 1705, and with the court Jew Benedikt Löw until 1714. In 1735, the Jewish community acquired the house Kleine Ochsengasse 14 and converted it into a synagogue; the inauguration took place in 1737. The synagogue was extensively renovated and expanded in 1842.