Synagogue

The synagogue was located next to the former inn of Jacob Marx .

Until 1938, services were often held with young people from the local hachshara (agricultural training center in preparation for emigration to Palestine). 

Contradictory statements in the literature: 1840, according to other information only 1872, a synagogue was built on the site. With the second-mentioned year, it may also have been the year of a rebuild.  

Contradictory statements in the literature about the existence of the building: no building structure left (Altaras, 1994) and building present (Zacharias, 1988). Last use: residential

Last use: parking

Last use: parking

Last use: parking and bus stop

Last use: No information

In66 the street name was changed to "Judengasse". Last use: parking lot

Last use: new construction - no further details about the type of use

Different information on end of use: 1937 allegedly already demolished (Zacharias, 1988), synagogue demolished in the pogrom night (Arnsberg, 1971 + Krause-Schmitt, v. Freyberg, Wehe, 1996). Last use: no information

Contradictory information on the date of demolition: before World War II (Arnsberg, 1971) and 1949 (Zacharias, 1988). Last use: new construction - no further information on the type of use