Former location of the wholesale and goods agency called M.L. Reyersbach AG, run by brothers Paul and Franz Reyersbach (1880-1936). The company was engaged, among other things, in the trade and manufacture of musical instruments and bicycles. The company at Damm 4 was named after their grandfather Moses Levi Reyersbach.

High School of the Sages - Yeshiva Chachmej Lublin

At the first world congress of the Orthodox ‚Agudath Israel World Organization‘ (AIWO) in Vienna on August 16, 1923, the prominent Polish Hasidic rabbi Meir Shapiro (Majer Jehuda Szapira) presented his basic idea, developed long before, of founding a modern Talmudic high school. The suggestion was taken up by the Congress and Lublin was chosen as the site because of its long tradition of rabbinical seminaries (foundation stone laid in 1924). The College of the Sages (Yeshiva Chachmei Lublin) was opened in 1930.

The roots of the Netheim family go back to 1784 to Ottbergen.There lived the first known ancestor of the family.Gumpert was married and died before his wife.Daughter Gella ( Helene) Gumpert (1777-1812) was married to Seligmann Salomon Eichholz and lived in Willebadessen.Son Feibelmann Gumpert Netheim (1770-1842) married Brendel Frohsinn (1772-1853).The couple had five children.Youngest son Salomon (1812-1900) was married to Henriette (Jettchen) Goldstein (1819-1901).The couple had seven children.

After working at another Jewish bookstore in the neighborhood, Hirsch (Tzvi) Lewin opened his own at Grenadierstra;e 28 in 1930, calling it the "Hebräische Buchhandlung" although it sold a wide variety of Judaica (ritual items) in addition to Jewish books. Rare books were kept in the basement. Another one of the store's sidelines, gramophone records, became its new specialty as Lewin founded the Semer music label in 1932 and began recording Jewish singers, especially cantors and theatrical performers, in a recording studio inside the bookshop.

The origins of the company Manus Katzenstein go back to the year 1842, when an ironmonger who had moved to the area founded the business. The founder was Manus Katzenstein, who was born in Erdmannsrode around 1788. Over the years, the business developed into a respected metal and iron shop and was still located at 52 Wolfhager Stra&szlig. The increasing industrialization of Kassel at the turn of the century as well as the prospering business prompted the owner Moritz Katzenstein to give up the old company location in 1905 and to move it to Sanderhauml;user Straße 17.