<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.