Gravestone in entrance to municipality’s museum

Formerly known as Moravian Jerusalem. 1,259 people were transported

In Jewish Quarter, probably owned by Jewish family

Stolpersteines

Former home of Jewish family

Front door of same family

First Synagogue, privately owned now and owner would like to restore it.

Second synagogue Stairs to Rabbi’s office. Jewish community sold Synagogue to Hussites in 1945 on condition be used as a church

Second synagogue Original railings

Second synagogue View from Synagogue to Rabbi’s house

Second synagogue Woman’s gallery

Second synagogue Sanctuary

Second synagogue Archive photo in exhibit

Second synagogue Archive photo in exhibit

Second synagogue Archive photo in exhibit

Second synagogue Archive photo in exhibit

Second synagogue Description of the history of the building.

Second synagogue Women’s gallery

Second synagogue Exhibit in rear of church

Second synagogue Exhibit in rear of church

House

First synagogue After war Synagogue was revived and used until 1980

Second synagogue Rear of building

Plaque