Synagogue Recklinghausen Limperstraße
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60
Last use: tax office
Synagogue Prussian-Oldendorf road to Lübbecke
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90
After the synagogue ceased to be used, services were held in the adjacent building of the Jewish school, which was the target of an arson attack in 1937. According to an official letter from April 1939, it can be concluded that the synagogue and school had already been sold before the pogrom.
Last use: No information
Synagogue Porz-Zündorf Hauptstraße
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60
Last use: residential house
Synagogue Pömbsen Gerhard-Löddige-Straße
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60
octagonal floor plan
Last use: No information
Synagogue Plettenberg Lindengraben
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40
Contradictory statements in literature on current use: residential (Brocke, Schwarz, 1999) and commercial (Zacharias, 1988).
Last use: residential house
Synagogue Petershagen Goebenstraße (formerly Synagogenstraße)
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60
Last use: vacant
Synagogue Paderborn Husenerstraße (formerly Leostraße
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70
After the destruction of the synagogue at Busdorf center of religious life. Destroyed by bombing on March 27, 1945.
Last use: Husener Street, playground, garden.
Synagogue Peckelsheim Rosenstraße
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60
Last use: apartments
Synagogue Orsoy Seilerbahn / Kommandanturstraße
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Last use: apartment and garage
Synagogue Tönsbergstraße (Oerlinghausen)
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100
The synagogue of 1894 is most likely the third on this site. The first building, a wooden structure, dates from about 1802/03. Before that, the Jewish people of Oerlinghausen held their services in rented rooms. The land was provided by the widow Meyer David. The first synagogue was already dilapidated three decades later. A list of costs for a new building is preserved in the state archives in Detmold. There is no evidence of its realization, but it probably took place around 1832/33. This second synagogue also showed traces of forgetfulness around 1890.