Synagogue

"Towards the end of the 19th century, the Seibersbach religious community reached its numerical peak with about 70 people. The synagogue existed in the village center since the 1850s; before that, the Seibersbach Jews had visited the Jewish house of worship in nearby Schweppenhausen. After a fire in 1913, which completely destroyed the synagogue, a new building was erected on the old foundations.

Last use: square, green space

Last use: residential

Since the end of the 1850s, there was a prayer room in the restoration of Abraham van der Wall. In 1859, in his advertisements appearing in Jewish periodicals, the remark is found for the first time: "Also a suitable prayer room, provided with a Torah, is prepared."
   

Last use: warehouse

Last use: residential

Private residence of a family of 5.

The remains of the destroyed synagogue fell victim to the bombs in 1945. Last use: new building, no indication of the type of use.