Text of the plaque: The cemetery existed already in the first half of the 18th century, in 1775 the ownership was confirmed by the magistrate. In 1789 the cemetery was extended. It covered an area of 925 square meters. Forty-eight gravestones in six recognizable rows have been preserved. Today the cemetery is under the jurisdiction of the Jewish Community of Dresden. The gravestones are oriented to the east. There are men's gravestones and women's gravestones in the cemetery, including children's and double gravestones.

On 02.04.1740 the Müncheberg magistrate gave the Jews residing in the town an area on the vineyard as a burial ground. Jewish burials had probably taken place in this area outside the town before. In 1756 the Jewish community bought the 18.85 x 11.31 m large area and established their cemetery on it. In 1837 the cemetery was extended and surrounded on three sides with a wall and on the back side with a wooden reinforcement and provided with footbridges and flowerbeds. In 1886 it was extended again by 16m in length and 12m in width.