In 1862 the synagogue was renovated. The women's
gallery was enlarged, and the chairs in the men's section were replaced
by benches.
Although the synagogue interior was said to have
been modelled after the example of the main synagogue in Stuttgart, this
photograph gives the impression of a rather modest design.
When the synagogue was closed down in 1900, some
of its lustres and benches were donated to the Protestant village church.
The Tables of the Covenant which adorned the Torah shrine are preserved
in the city museum of Goeppingen.
