Butcher shop - Julius Siegbert
Julius Siegbert and his wife Sofie, née Aufhäuser, were deported on April 2, 1942, from Nördlingen via Munich to Piaski, where they were murdered.
Joseph Joachim
Joseph Joachim was a violinist, composer as well as a conductor.
Violinist, composer, conductor - Joseph Joachim
Shoe and men's clothing store - Moritz Feigenbaum
Banking - Ludwig Rosenfelder
Rauhwarenhandlung and tannery - Neumann brothers
Ironmongery - Eisenmann Brothers
Lina Morgenstern residence
Lina Morgenstern was a writer, women's rights activist and social activist. Born on November 25 in Breslau as the third of six children of the Jewish furniture and antique dealer Albert Bauer and his wife Fanny (née Adler), she founded the " Pfennigverein zur Unterstützung armer Schulkinder" (penny association for the support of poor schoolchildren) in Breslau together with friends as early as 1848. In 1854 she married the merchant Theodor Morgenstern (1827-1910) and moved to Berlin. In 1857 Lina Morgenstern began writing children's books.