 (roughly “Society for the Promotion of the Jewish Teacher’s House of Schenklengsfeld”) and contains, besides two dwellings on the upper floors, a seminar room with a specialized library, as well as an exhibition room with exhibits on religion and history of Schenklengsfeld's Jewish minority, which in 1925 numbered 149 souls, thereby making up about 13% of the population.In the community were a synagogue, a Jewish elementary school and a Jewish graveyard, which still exists now and is worth seeing.The last Jews left in the summer of 1940.