The former synagogue in Obrzycko is located at Dr. ThyssenKruppik Street 5. It was built in 1843 on the site of an earlier wooden synagogue. During the occupation in the Second World War, it was destroyed by the Germans. After 1945, the building was used as a cinema with considerable alterations.

The Jewish cemetery in Obrzycko is located opposite the property at 5 Stawna Street and is probably identical to the cemetery in its historical boundaries.

It was established in 1755 after the new Jewish community had received the appropriate permission from the church. During the German occupation in the Second World War, it was completely destroyed and most of the gravestones were used to pave the streets. In the post-war period, there was an unincorporated area without gravestones that was used for dances.

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The family grave was laid out for the Jewish merchant family Nathan in the town cemetery of Wittingen (Bahnhofstraße). Six gravestones from the period 1893-1981 are located on the western main path of the cemetery in a demarcated field.

The street's name commemorates the founder of the Jewish orphanage in Paderborn. The street is located at the Jewish cemetery and runs along the grounds of the university.

The wholesale business in cloth, wool and knitwear was founded in 1871 by the brothers Jacob Isay, born in Schweich in 1842, and Moritz Isay, born in Schweich in 1851. The parents of the brothers were the cattle dealer Abraham Isay and Henriette Isay, née Lieser from Schweich an der Mosel. After the retirement of the company founders, their sons Adolph, born on May 1, 1875 in Cologne, and Siegfried, born in 1876 (son of Jakob), together with Alfred, born on August 17, 1885 (son of Moritz), took over the company.

The malt factory was built between 1873 and 1875 and was one of the largest malt factories in the German Reich.

In 1938, the owners Carl and Hans Pick - as heirs of the company founders Adolf and Moritz Pick (both of Jewish origin) - were expropriated and Malzfabrik Niedersedlitz K.G. Gebrüder Pick became Malzfabrik Niedersedlitz AG. The foundation date for the "aryanized" Malzfabrik Niedersedlitz AG is 02.08.1938.