In the Fuerth address book of 1859, the following entry is found - First main district - Alexanderstraße - house number 292a

Neuburger Emil, part-owner of the hop, wool and product shop, Gebrüder Neuburger, - Alexanderstraße 298 - Neuburger Isaak, part-owner of Gebrüder Neuburger, number 292 I,

The company A. N. Holzinger was an agency business in textile goods.

D. M. Zimmer operated the company "Galanterie- und Spielwaren en gros u. Export D. M. Zimmer".

The former street name "Judengasse" is no reference to Jewish families in Neckarrems. Rather, in the late 18th century and in the 19th century, Jewish cattle dealers from Hochberg regularly passed through here to the market in Winnenden. On this occasion they sold livestock to the farmers of Neckarrems. Horses were also traded. The post office in Koppengasse (today Remstalstraße), the Rems bridge and two inns (Ochsen and Hirsch) offered more lucrative business than the then village of Bittenfeld, via which Winnenden itself could be reached more quickly.