Synagogue

Synagogue was sold after the pogrom night.  Last use: barn, storage room

Last use: first used as a fire station and after the restoration in 2009 as "Kulturhaus Alte Synagoge" used

Contradictory statements in the literature about the date of demolition: 1974 (Altaras, 1988) and 1972 (Krause-Schmitt, v. Freyberg, 1995) Last use: garages

Last use: since 1979 Jewish Museum

Neighbors came into possession of the building at the end of the Nazi era. The owners refused to put a memorial plaque in 1992. Last use: residential

Last use: synagogue

The synagogue in Bockenheim was inaugurated in 1874. The building was two-story and had room for 248 people. According to the Orthodox rite, the bima was located in the center of the prayer room. Women were only allowed in the gallery.

Last use: No information

Last use: municipal office

Architects' competitions 1904

Provided are a synagogue room for 1000 men and 60 singers, galleries for 600 women, vestibules, checkrooms, toilets, rooms forüRabbi and cantor, storage room, waiting rooms for weddings (which can be combined into meeting rooms), chancery rooms and apartments. The synagogue community decides in the second round für the design of Peter Jürgensen & Jürgen Bachmann, Charlottenburg.

Location

The building site is located at the Friedberger Anlage, a park site on the former ramparts of the city.