On 24 October 2025, six stumbling stones were laid for the Metzger family. Paul and Charlotte’s grandson Jeffrey Metzger was sponsor. The Metzger family fled in 1938 to the USA.

Arthur Paul Metzger was born on 26 July 1887 in Nuremberg. His parents were Ludwig Metzger and his wife Gretchen, née Guldmann. He was the commercial director of the Süddeutsche Eisengesellschaft (South German Iron Company). On 1 July 1928, he was appointed as a commercial judge.

On 20 October 1918, he married Charlotte Kann. She was born on 2 April 1899, as the daughter of Paul and Lily Elise Kann, née Kohn.

Paul and Charlotte had four children: Hans Emil, born on 4 August 1919, Elisabeth, born on 17 April 1921, and twins Karl Ottmar and Ernst Hugo, born on 22 October 1923.

The family lived in Spittlertorgraben 15 from October 1923. After the November Pogrom 1938, Paul was taken into protective custody and sent to Dachau Concentration Camp. After his return at the end of 1938, the family fled to the USA. There they changed their first names: Hans became John, Elisabeth to Lisa, Karl Ottmar to Charles and Ernst to Ernest.