In 1886 the building was purchased, then a prayer room was established. Last use: commercial building

The first evidence of a settlement of Jews in Arnsberg dates from 1600. 71 years later, the city no longer tolerated Jewish settlement on municipal territory, which is why the Jews were expelled from Arnsberg. 

Destructions by SA men also on March 21, April 4 and 11, 1938. Only in the summer of 1938 again provisionally prepared. Last use: playground

As early as March 1930, windows were broken. Last use: not specified

A plaque commemorates only the use that had been there before the building was used as a synagogue 

Last use: residential

Contradictory statements in the literature about the current use: workshop (Brocke, Schwarz, 1999) and undeveloped (Zacharias, 1988)

Last use: workshop

Before the consecration of the synagogue in Promenadenstraße (today Synagogenplatz) in 1862 the Jewish community in Aachen used other prayer houses. The location of the first synagogue is not known. The second synagogue was located in Hirschgraben and was used until the consecration of the new synagogue. The construction of the synagogue in Promenadenstraße was necessary in view of the growth of the community.

Cult objects have been brought to Rotenburg / Fulda and destroyed there November 1938.

Last use: garage