The "Neuschul" was built and used next to the main synagogue ("Altschul") due to the increase of the Jewish population in Fürth. In addition, it had apartments that were rented or leased.

In the 19th century, when under Chief Rabbi Dr. Isaak Loewi the main synagogue was rebuilt and expanded according to the ideas of Reform Judaism, the "Neuschul" continued to be used by the Orthodox community members as a community synagogue.

three-storey and gable-roofed gable-roofed building with half-timbered upper storey and aborter bay, in the core around 1400; remains of a mikvah

three-story and eaves tails roof building with medieval core

The former cemetery on the property ‚Am Paschenberg’ 5, next to the district hospital is no longer recognizable as such: dense tree population and ivy growth, only in the rearmost area is an upright (grave?) -Stone fragment to make out, possibly other fragments lie on the ground under the ivy. Towards the street it has a completely rusted, half decayed lattice gate. It is questionable whether this was really a Jewish cemetery.

The cemetery is neglected.

Already in 1821, a first cemetery had been established not far from today's memorial site, in 1867 a new, larger one was opened.

The cemetery was destroyed in 1938 and restored after 1960 as a memorial site.