Genealogy and research recordsRB-EXT-CC-0008

The restored mikveh house now anchors the museum

This photograph shows the restored ritual-bath house at Judenstraße 26. The Berend Lehmann Museum now uses the building as the material center of its permanent exhibition. It locates Jewish communal life in the town, but it does not document a Reichenbach visit.

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RB-EXT-CC-0008
Date
Photographed 8 April 2022
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1500 × 2000 pixels
Evidence status
Documented modern site
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Wikimedia Commons photograph by Catatine.
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Catatine / CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
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Reichenbach Family Archive. “The restored mikveh house now anchors the museum.” Photographed 8 April 2022. RB-EXT-CC-0008. https://www.reichenbacharchive.org/objects/rb-ext-cc-0008.

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