Jüdischer Friedhof Wallhalben

The cemetery covers 350 square meters and contains 14 preserved gravestones arranged along the perimeter walls, documenting local Jewish history through inscriptions.

Established in 1896, this cemetery replaced the previous burial ground in Herschberg and served the Jewish community until the changes during the Nazi period.

The gravestones display traditional Hebrew inscriptions and symbols, reflecting the customs and religious practices of the Jewish residents in Wallhalben.

The cemetery remains accessible to visitors who want to learn about local Jewish heritage and requires regular maintenance to preserve its historical elements.

The cemetery stands as physical evidence of the Jewish presence in Wallhalben, where 115 Jewish residents lived in 1800.

GPS coordinates: 49.31537,7.52574

Latest update: March 7, 2025 08:22