Road is part of the Eruv boundary of the Ghetto
Abandoned within the Ghetto
Restaurant and inn serving all townspeople
Side of house connected to arch
Archway to back garden
The deputy mayor lived in the Synagogue with his family after the Shoah until he renovated the house next door where he now lives.
Ten commandments removed
Eruv
Abattoir for both Jews and Christians. Christians not permitted to slaughter meat. Notice the hook used to lower the animal to the workroom below.
Eruv
Jewish Cemetery for the Ghetto some distance from the town, including washing house
On a hill, not easily accessible
Abattoir
Houses in Ghetto frequently attached
Garden behind houses
Used by Ghetto residents, now called the Jewish pump and recently restored (2019)
Archive photo eagerly shared by the deputy mayor of town, who kept a scrapbook of all things Jewish
Old map shared by deputy mayor
Deputy mayor’s house in the Ghetto
This pond may have been used as a Mikvah
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| Peak Jewish Population |
| 0 |
| Current Jewish Community |
| No |
| Synagogue |
| No |
| Current Synagogue Use |
| Synagogue |
| Jewish Cemetery |
| No |
