List of architectural monuments in Leverkusen

The list of monuments in Leverkusen contains the listed buildings in the area of ​​the city of Leverkusen in North Rhine-Westphalia (as of November 3, 2011). These monuments are entered in the list of monuments of the city of Leverkusen; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
more pictures	Morsbroich Castle	Alkenrath Gustav-Heinemann-Strasse map	Morsbroich castle building with outer bailey (Remisen) and castle moat and the park area enclosed by this, interiors in the style of the Second Rococo.	1692 (outer bailey), 1774 (main building) 1885/87 (extension of the manor house)	01/11/1982	1
more pictures	Catholic parish church of St. John the Baptist	Alkenrath Graf-Galen-Platz 1 card	Laying of the foundation stone on July 21, 1957/1962 extended. Architect Schaller. Special form: accommodation of the baptistery in the separate church tower.	1957/62	03/03/1995	263
	Funerary monuments	Alkenrath Graf-Galen-Platz 1 (inner courtyard of the Catholic parish church of St. John the Baptist) map	Grave monuments from the old churchyard of the former parish church in Schlebuschrath.	18th century	06/29/1984	113
more pictures	Gezelinkapelle	Alkenrath Gustav-Heinemann-Strasse / Green Way	Two-bay brick chapel with a three-sided choir closure. Under the altar the so-called "Gezelin spring"	1868 (chapel dated), 18th and 19th century late baroque furnishings, 1597 (bronze bells dated)	04/13/1984	88
	Foot drop stations	Alkenrath Gustav-Heinemann-Strasse / Grüner Weg map	At the Gezelinkapelle, substructure with plinth niche and "Teutonic Cross", small, simple cross attachment.	Early / mid-18th century	04/11/1984	94
	Grave cross	Alkenrath Schlebuschrath 39/41 map	Walled in over the lintel of a half-timbered house, early baroque, from the old churchyard of the former parish church in Schlebuschrath.	Early 17th century	04/13/1984	89
	Ensemble of (half-timbered) mill building, reservoir, weir system and mill ditch.	Bergisch Neukirchen Grunder Mühle 1, 1c	Two-stone grinder (runner and bearing stone), flour box , lifting gallows system in usable condition. Service water pond east of the mill building.	1799	12/18/1996	282
	Two-storey half-timbered house with storage barn	Bergisch Neukirchen Romberg 44 map	Half-timbered semi-detached house built in two construction phases. Room structure two-room-deep and two-cell. Post construction, shared roof with double standing chair. A quarry stone cellar each with a barrel vault.	E. 18th century / A. 19th century	12/18/1997	293
	Pattscheid station	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 456 map	"Pattscheid station" with signal box extension and goods shed. Half-timbered main building with decorative slate and flat, hipped roof. single-storey signal box extension, goods shed in brick with ramp on both sides.	1909	December 01, 1986	201
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen	Two-storey, partially slated half-timbered house with a former hall extension to the rear (restaurant to the post office). The core building, probably the "old Flandian house on the south side of the market" in a pure post construction.		10/16/1984	152
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Am Arenzberg 46 map	Two-storey half-timbered house with rear barn extension in stud wall construction (carved gable beam, parapet fields with fire-goat motifs, Klöntür , inscription field)	1745, in the inscription field above the door.	05/16/1983	3
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Am Arenzberg 60 map	Two-storey half-timbered house with rear extension in stud wall construction	18th century	05/16/1983	4th
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Am Hofacker 4 map	Two-storey representative half-timbered house (Sattelgut) "op dem Hoyf-Acker", "Hofackergut". (Sattel- and Zehnthof), pure post construction, three vaulted cellars; protruding, very steep gable.	1627	05/16/1983	5
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Atzlenbacher Strasse 76 map	Two-storey half-timbered house, semi-detached house with no. 78. The three-axis middle section in pure post construction, the two-axis head section as a post wall structure. Ornamental shingles on the front, block frieze, stairs, interior fittings (19th century)	17th, 18th and 19th centuries	03/10/1986	197
	Tillmann's grave monument	Bergisch Neukirchen on Städt. Burscheider Strasse cemetery map		1883	December 06, 2010	347
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Biesenbach 15 map	Two-storey half-timbered house, semi-detached house with No. 17, in the core a pure stand frame with intermediate stands, extension in stand wall construction	Dating: 17th / 18th, 19th century, floor plan, stairs, front door	03/10/1986	177
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Biesenbach 17 map	Two-storey half-timbered house, semi-detached house with no. 15, in the core pure stand frame with intermediate stands	17th / 18th, 19th century front door	03/10/1986	176
	Half-timbered semi-detached house	Bergisch Neukirchen Blossomstrasse 12 / Burscheider Strasse 191 map	Two-storey, partially slated half-timbered house, part of a former courtyard, stud wall construction	18./A. 19th century	06/02/1987	223
	Half-timbered semi-detached house	Bergisch Neukirchen Blossomstrasse 8/10 map	Two-storey half-timbered semi-detached house with rear cross-gabled extension and free-standing half-timbered barn, stud wall construction, 19th century extension, storey construction	1661 in the inscription plate above the door beam.	05/16/1983	9
	Half-timbered residential building	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 103/105 Map	Two-storey half-timbered residential building (semi-detached house) stud wall construction with decorative motifs (fire rams), bay-like porch with gable and elevator	Dating in wooden letters: 1766	08/15/1983	65-66
	Brick house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 106 / 106a map	Two-storey brick house of the former Rhine. Apfelkrautfabrik Wirtz & Söhne (founded in 1815), fading historicism, facade with neo-Gothic style elements, chimney	1904, dated with inscription	05/16/1983	12
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 109 map	Two-storey half-timbered house with half-timbered barn, both buildings in stud wall construction	1788 (main building, dating in the door beam), 1794 (dating of the half-timbered barn)	05/16/1983	13
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 110 map	Two-storey half-timbered house with a protruding upper storey on the street side, mixed form developed from the stud wall construction (special type), carved front door	18th century (right half of the building) 19th century, second half (left half of the building)	05/16/1983	14th
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 111 map	Two-storey half-timbered house, stud wall construction with cantilevered central bay, inscription field, front door in the Rococo style, monument value without the rear annex	1782, date above the door	05/16/1983	15th
	Half-timbered building	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 120 map	Half-timbered building, stud wall construction, former forge, later converted into a residential building and expanded	1767, 19th century, 1st half (reconstruction)	08/19/1983	68
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 122 map	Half-timbered house in a courtyard with a rear extension, stud wall construction (front doors with sidelight, box cornice, tiled floor in the stairwell, stairs)	18th century and 19th century, 2nd half	08/19/1983	70
	Half-timbered barn	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 122 map	Half-timbered barn / agricultural outbuilding of a courtyard from the 18th century.	around 1866	12/13/1994	261
	Half-timbered outbuildings	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Straße 122 today part of Burscheider Straße 116 map	elongated half-timbered annex of a former courtyard (former herb factory / locksmith's shop / tool machine factory), stud wall construction	1866	08/19/1983	71
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 124 map	Two-story half-timbered house with attached half-timbered stable building. Semi-detached house together with no. 126, stud wall construction, various conversions, floor plan expansion in the main house, also door and eaves that are worth protecting	1754, in the lintel of the earlier entrance	08/19/1983	69
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 126 map	Two-storey half-timbered house, semi-detached house with No. 124, stud wall construction, baroque front door, monument value including the brick stable extension	19th century, last quarter, essentially older	05/16/1983	16
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 128 map	Two-storey half-timbered house, stud wall construction, monument value without the later additions	18./19. Century	05/16/1983	17th
	former half-timbered courtyard	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 135 map	Former half-timbered courtyard, consisting of residential and auxiliary buildings, floor construction, neo-baroque front door, gable with decorative slate	19th century, middle	05/16/1983	18th
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 136 map	Two-storey, partially slated half-timbered house with brick extension, main house in earlier stud wall construction. The core is still a one-room-deep, two-cell half-timbered building in a pure column construction from the 17th century.	17., 18./19. Stable extension at the beginning of the 20th century	03/10/1986	178
	former courtyard	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 301 map	Courtyard (formerly), two-storey half-timbered house, stud wall construction with essential remains of an earlier stud frame, standing half-timbered barn from the 19th century, the two extensions to the house are not of monument value. (rear barn extension)	17./18. Century	01/09/1984	85
	Half-timbered semi-detached house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 304 map	Two-storey half-timbered semi-detached house with no. 306, decorative struts (halved fire braces), stud wall construction, monument value without the rear extensions	18th century	05/16/1983	19th
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 306 map	Two-storey half-timbered house with a rear annex, duplex with no. 304, stud wall construction, old doorway with carved support beams	1719, main building 19th century, end, stable extension	05/16/1983	20th
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 310/312 map	Two-storey slated half-timbered house, old windows, historical door, ornately slated	1657 (right part of the building, dated with inscription), E. 18./A. 19th century (expansion), 20th century, beginning (left half of the building redesigned in a classical style)	05/16/1983	21st
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 311/313 map	Two-storey half-timbered semi-detached house, pure stand frame with intermediate stands, extension in storey construction.	17th century / 2nd H. 19th century	05/07/1984	99
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 315 map	Two-storey half-timbered house with a tent roof, stud wall construction with remnants of the former pure stud frame. Inside, old gable with gable figure, old carved gable beam	18th century, older in essence	05/07/1984	100
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 329 map	Half-timbered house, oldest in Leverkusen, pure stand scaffolding without intermediate stands, roof scaffolding with rafter triangle , rarity (equipment, door, roof construction)	1561, inscription in bars	03/12/1984	87
	Hollweg restaurant	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 365/367 map	Hollweg restaurant, two-story elongated half-timbered house arranged parallel to the street with various extensions and additions. Building complex formerly a restaurant, specialty shop and horse changing station.		10/02/1989	246
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 371/373 Map	Two-storey half-timbered house, stud wall construction, row house with no. 375, older windows can be read, front doors / skylight	18th century, 2nd half	05/08/1984	102
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 375 map	Two-storey half-timbered house, stud wall construction, row house with no. 371 and 373, older windows can be read, carved gable beam with gable figure, front door, facade decoration	18th century, 2nd half	05/08/1984	103
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 383 map	Two-storey half-timbered house, decorative slate, an early shop fitting, front door; Monument value without the rear annex	19th century, middle	05/16/1983	24
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 384 map	Large two-story half-timbered house z. Partly decorated with slabs, with extension, stud wall construction with remains of a pure stud frame	18th century, older in essence, E. 19./A. 20th century revised,	05/16/1983	25th
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 388/390 map	Two-storey half-timbered house, formerly a double house with two small courtyards, monument value: main house (without the side extension), rear part in pure post-and-beam construction, the front part early post-wall construction, decorative slate, windowing	18th century, beginning, older in essence	05/16/1983	27
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 396 map	Two-storey half-timbered house attached to the rear at No. 394, decorative slate, cornice	18th century, end of 19th century, 2nd half	05/16/1983	26th
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 404/406 map	Two-story half-timbered house, duplex, stud wall construction, with "Klöntür"	18th century, early-middle, 19th century Century, end, the left part dates from 1753	05/16/1983	28
	Half-timbered semi-detached house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 408/410 map	Two-storey half-timbered semi-detached house formerly "old school in break", stud wall construction with remains of a pure stud frame	18th century, older in essence	05/16/1983	29
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 412 map	Two-storey half-timbered house with towed half-timbered extension, main building with a cantilevered upper storey, stud wall construction	17th century, in essence, the gable was apparently done in the late 18th century.	05/16/1983	30th
	Brick barn building	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 414 map	Brick stable building, neo-Romanesque, with elevator hatches and stepped gables, inside cast supports and capped vaulted ceilings	19th century, end	06/10/1983	51
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 418 map	Two-story half-timbered house with a rear extension, bakery and barn, decorative slate, door, cornice	19th century, 1st half	05/16/1983	32
	Rectory	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 69 map	Rectory of the Protestant church Bergisch Neukirchen : Plastered mansard roof villa with triangular gable above pilaster-like pilaster strips. Cornice, rear extension later.	1823/1824, 1937 (extension)	07/18/1983	64
more pictures	Evangelical Church Bergisch Neukirchen	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 71 map	(originally Catholic Church of St. Georg), single-nave quarry stone hall church with a mansard hipped roof, three-storey west tower in quarry stone, the bell storey slated, tail hood with crowning lantern.	12th century (tower), 1911 (tower tower), 1781–1783 nave renovated,	05/16/1983	10
	Half-timbered house / former school	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 72 map	Two-storey half-timbered house (former Bergisch Neukirchen school ) with slated half-timbered annex and free-standing brick annex with wooden veranda (school extension)	1802 (school house), 19th century, beginning of 1879 school extension building	11/30/1983	77
	Half-timbered semi-detached house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 79/81 map	Two-storey half-timbered semi-detached house with extensions, pure stand frame with intermediate stands, extension in stand wall construction.	17./18. Century, 19th Century (extension)	05/16/1983	37
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 80 map	Two-storey, partially slated half-timbered house with a former hall extension to the rear (restaurant to the post office). The core building, probably the "old Flandian house on the south side of the market", in pure post construction (here the entire gable is inside)		10/16/1984	153
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 88 map	Two-storey slated half-timbered house, earlier shop fitting, decorative slate, front door, elaborate cornice	18./19. Century	05/16/1983	11
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 95/97 map	Two-storey (no. 95) and one-storey half-timbered house (no. 97, a former farm building) stud wall construction, main building partially slated, the base with rusticated imitation	1855, the farm building E. 19./A. 20th century	03/25/1986	196
	Storage barn	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse at 86 card	Large elongated storage barn of a formerly important yard with a total of three storage compartments and two access compartments. In the 5th compartment a later installation of a single-storey smokehouse in solid construction with a cap vaulted ceiling.	M. 19th century,	06/08/1988	234
	War memorial	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse at No. 71 map	War memorial at the Ev. Church for those who fell in the wars of 1815 and 1870/71	1911	05/16/1983	48
	Water tower	Map of Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse and Atzlenbacher Strasse	Water tower, 12 m high, round, conically tapering tower. Container part protruding over the shaft. Received water tank.		October 24, 1995	278
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Burscheider Strasse 346 map	Two-storey half-timbered house, stud wall structure with remains of a pure stud frame, hearth room, stairs, entrance door (Klöntüren), attached utility wing, free-standing barn and bakery	17./18. Century	05/16/1983	23
	Half-timbered barn	Bergisch Neukirchen Claasbruch 36 map			01/23/2001	305
	Half-timbered house with barn extension	Bergisch Neukirchen Claasbruch 38 map			01/23/2001	306
more pictures	Catholic church Sankt Engelbert with rectory	Bergisch Neukirchen Engelbertstrasse 6-8 map	Architect Bernhard Rotterdam, a simple assembly of church and rectory, adapted to the landscape, the church is characterized by the choir side (tower) equipped with a double gable	Church in 1928, rectory in 1929	03/25/1986	187
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Grunderwiesen 2	Two-storey half-timbered house with a former half-timbered stable extension and free-standing half-timbered house, house in stud wall construction	19th century, beginning to middle, 19th century, beginning (Remise)	11/30/1983	79
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Hüscheider Strasse 45 map	Two-storey half-timbered house with an extension as the “lowest courtyard” or “new courtyard” part of the group of houses “am Zassenbömchen”. Early stud wall construction, inscription next to the door.	18th century, 2nd half	11/30/1983	76
	Courtyard	Bergisch Neukirchen Hüscheider Strasse 54 map	Courtyard (formerly), consisting of a two-storey, partially slated half-timbered house with extension and free-standing barn, residential building: stud wall construction, the extension in floor construction	18th, mid, 19th, 2nd half, 18th, mid-end, barn	05/16/1983	33
	Half-timbered houses	Bergisch Neukirchen Hüscheider Strasse 61/63 Map	One and two-storey half-timbered houses (free-standing) of a former courtyard. Monument value without the previous stable extension, No. 61 in stud wall construction, No. 63 in floor construction	18th century, house no.61, 19th century mid-end (house no.63)	05/16/1983	34
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Hüscheider Strasse 69 map	Two-storey half-timbered house, semi-detached house with No. 69, monument value including the one-storey extension, stud wall construction	18th century, end of 19th century, beginning	05/16/1983	35
	Half-timbered barn	Bergisch Neukirchen Hüscheider Strasse 73 map	Part of a half-timbered barn that originally belonged to the half-timbered courtyard at Hüscheider Strasse 67/69.	1830	03/10/1986	173
	Courtyard	Bergisch Neukirchen Hüscheider Strasse 75/77 Map	Courtyard (formerly), two-storey half-timbered house with barn extension, herb press with attached half-timbered barn and free-standing bakery, main building in stud wall construction, rear part in floor construction, barn with a rare stud frame	18./19. (Front part of main building) 19th century (rear part), 17th century (barn in the core) 19th century, middle (extension of the former herb press, rear part)	05/16/1983	36
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Hüscheider Strasse 81 map	Two-storey half-timbered house, semi-detached house with No. 79, in the core a pure stand frame, conversion and extension to stand wall construction. Monument value main building without extensions, door frames with skylights and sidelights	17./18. Century	12/12/1983	84
		Bergisch Neukirchen Hüscheider Strasse 87 map	Half-timbered house with barn	E. 18th century	December 06, 2007	311
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Hüscheider Strasse 92 map	Two-storey half-timbered house, semi-detached house with no. 67, with one-storey half-timbered extension and free-standing half-timbered barn, stud wall construction with remains of a pure stud frame, extension also in stud wall construction	18th century, beginning to middle, older in essence	05/16/1983	49
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Im Rosengarten 16 map	Two-storey half-timbered house with a one-storey extension as well as a free-standing one-storey former bakery, stud wall construction	18th century, end	05/16/1983	7th
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Im Rosengarten 17 Map	Two-storey half-timbered house, semi-detached house with No. 19, part of a former courtyard, post-and-beam construction, 3 smaller vaulted cellars	18th century, 19th century, 2nd half	05/16/1983	6th
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Im Rosengarten 19 card	Two-storey half-timbered house, semi-detached house with no. 17, part of a former courtyard, decorative slate, pure stand frame, extension in stand wall construction	18th century, 19th century, 1st half, essentially older	05.12.1983	80
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Im Rosengarten 4 card	Half-timbered house, semi-detached house with house no. 6 Stud wall construction, spiral staircase from the 18th century, older windows	18th century / 2nd H. 19th century	03/10/1986	174
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Im Scheffengarten 11 Map	Two-storey half-timbered house, post construction	18./19. Century	05/16/1983	8th
	Half-timbered semi-detached house	Bergisch Neukirchen Imbach 14/16 map	Two-storey half-timbered semi-detached house, early stud wall construction with remains of an older, pure stud structure. Rear extension under a roof also half-timbered barn.	18th century	04/24/1984	98
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Imbach 17 map	Large two-storey half-timbered house, semi-detached house with no.19, with rear half-timbered extension and free-standing half-timbered barn, stud wall construction (nailed bell door, skylight, windowing)	18th century (main building), 19th century (extension and half-timbered barn)	05/16/1983	50
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Imbach 19 map	Large two-storey half-timbered house, semi-detached house with No. 19. Monument value including half-timbered extension and free-standing half-timbered barn. Stud wall construction	18th century, 19th century, middle (the extension)	05/16/1983	38
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Imbach 24 map	Two-storey half-timbered house with extension of the main building in stud wall construction, extension in floor construction	18th century, 19th century, 2nd half with later expansion	05/16/1983	39
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Imbach 27 map	Two-storey half-timbered house with a rear extension, free-standing barn and well (double house with No. 29) in stud wall construction. Extension in stud wall construction with remains of a pure stud frame (decorative cornice)	18th century, older in core, 19th century (extension)	05/16/1983	40
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Imbach 28 map	Elongated two-storey half-timbered house in a former courtyard (semi-detached house). Left and middle part as a pure stand frame, the extension in stand wall construction, older windowing, ornate house doors (Klöntüren)	17./18. Century, in the core possibly even earlier	08/19/1983	67
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Imbach 29 map	Large two-storey half-timbered house, semi-detached house with No. 27, pure stand frame with intermediate stands, extension as a stand wall structure, nailed clone door, insurance label	18th century, older in core, 19th century (extension)	05.12.1983	83
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Imbach 36 map	Two-storey half-timbered house with rear extension (former hall), stud wall construction (inscription, front door, gable with decorative slate)	1791, 19th century, end (hall)	05/16/1983	41
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Imbach 40 map	Small two-storey half-timbered house with a former stable extension to the rear under a towed roof (stairs with carved beginners, figurative representation), stud wall construction	18th century	05/16/1983	42
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Imbach 9 map	Half-timbered house of a former courtyard, at the back a former stable extension and a second completely renewed extension, stud wall construction, crooked hip roof, door	18./19. Century	05.12.1983	82
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Imbacher Weg 131 map	Two-storey half-timbered house in a former courtyard, stud wall construction with remains of an older, pure stud frame, younger single-storey additions, monument value on the door, fittings, cornice, gable paneling	18./19. Century	05.12.1983	81
	Villa Tillmanns	Bergisch Neukirchen Neukronenberger Strasse 41 map	Two-storey plastered building with a hipped roof in three axes. Dominant entrance porch with outside staircase and baluster parapet. In the lower slope artistically designed staircase with pillar pergola. Landscape park with details in the romantic style.	1898	09/21/1987	226
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Oberölbach 1 map	Half-timbered house (main building) in a courtyard, early stud wall construction, partly still with spanned ceiling beams, different construction phases. Monument value without the newer stable extensions	18th century, beginning to end	01/18/1984	86
	Half-timbered semi-detached house	Bergisch Neukirchen Romberg 41/43 map	Two-storey half-timbered house in stud wall construction. Wavy band in the parapet area of ​​the upper floor, inscription, monument value without the rear annex	1776, date above the door	05/16/1983	43
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Unterölbach 4 map	Two-storey half-timbered house with extension (former stable extension), stud wall construction. In the building, a completely timbered container from the original building is still preserved (one-room-deep 2-cell building with a pure stand frame)	17th and 19th century, 2nd half	11/30/1983	78
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Unterölbach 5 map	Two-storey half-timbered house with a free-standing half-timbered barn opposite, semi-detached house with No. 6 (No. 6 and the extension to No. 5 are not listed) in stud wall construction	18th century	05/16/1983	44
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Winkelweg 6 map		Early 18th century	12/17/2007	333
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Wuppertalstrasse 81 map	Two-storey half-timbered house (former barn in three compartments) with an annex	19th century, beginning, 19th century, end (expansion and expansion)	05/16/1983	45
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Wuppertalstrasse 85 map	Two-storey half-timbered house (listed only without the newer plastered attachments to the rear), stud wall construction (front door from the late 19th century)	18./19. Century	05/16/1983	46
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Wuppertalstrasse 92 map	Two-storey half-timbered house in stud wall construction, extension in storey construction with decorative half-timbering and dwelling (former restaurant with hall). Monument value without the single-storey rear extensions.	18th century, 1908 (extension and dwelling)	05/16/1983	47
	Half-timbered house	Bergisch Neukirchen Zum Claashäuschen 39 map	Half-timbered house with barn	Early 19th century	11/27/2008	335
	Biesenbacher Mill	Bergisch Neukirchen / Lützenkirchen Biesenbach 1, 4, 6/8/19 map	Mentioned in a document in 1506. Recorded on a Bergische map in 1750. In 1829 the original map shows the mill building including the rear annex, barn and a residential stable opposite the mill.		03/03/1995	268
	Reuschenberger mill	Bürrig Alte Garten 60 card	Large, classicist mill building with pilaster structures and reclassified plinth. Flat saddle roof, triangular gable, strict facade structure, partly newer extensions, at an angle to this ancillary building with rear extension. Hydraulic engineering systems: Upper trench system with dams and bridges, sub-trench system with dated machine equipment, channeled cast supports, early use of reinforced concrete. Industrial monument of national standing. Last hydropower plant before the Wupper flows into the Rhine. 1477 New construction of a mill at the current location by the von Eller family, who live on the neighboring Reuschenberg knight's seat (only an agriculturally used outer bailey preserved). Flour / grist / oil and tan mill (remains preserved). 1847 Construction of today's mill building as a so-called "art mill" with the then highest level of technology with turbine drive. For this purpose, an elaborate trench and canal system with weirs, which is still in operation today, was built in 1839/40 in order to achieve a gradient of 5 m in the flat terrain. Main building made of brick with a clear, late classical structure and arched windows. Inside, ceilings supported by elaborate, cast-iron pillars. The connection between the industrial building and the representative residential building under one roof is not visible from the outside. In the years that followed, annex buildings were added to create a rural industrial complex, especially when it was used as a paper mill from 1881 to 1932.	Mid / late 19th century	May 28, 1985	172
	Cronenberg Cross	Bürrig Alte Garten at No. 56 map	Three-pass cross with a small body, alliance coat of arms and shell niche. Elegant, slender and late version of the baroque stone cross type often found in the Cologne / Bonn area. Double coat of arms of Clara Sophie Katharina von Cronenberg and her husband, Baron Johann Weinmar Sülz von Diepenthal zu Stammheim, residing at Reuschenberg Castle . Erected by their daughter Maria Katharina von Diepenthal in 1699.	Dated 1699 (year)	10/09/1984	139
more pictures	Catholic parish church St. Stephanus	Bürrig Heinrich-Brüning-Strasse 136 map	Brick hall church with apse and double tower facade. of the previous church of the 12th century only the right stump of the tower (quarry stone) remains, of the church of the late 19th century only the lower floors remain due to the destruction of the war. Right tower Romanesque, three-storey with round arch frieze and pilaster strips on the upper and middle storey. Entrance portal in Cologne late Romanesque. Edged by columns with cap capitals, in the tympanum a trefoil arched window. The tower, which was very elaborately structured for a village church (renewed after being destroyed during the war), was located in front of a small Romanesque basilica, of which nothing is known about the structural design. New building of the nave in the baroque period (like Rheindorf and Opladen). From 1892 the nave was demolished and a neo-Romanesque basilica with transept based on the model of St. Stephanus in Hitdorf and St. Andreas in Schlebusch by Carl Rüdell and Richard Odenthal (Cologne). Unconventional facade solution by including the Romanesque tower as the southern facade tower. The northern facade tower was initially listed as an exact copy of the southern one, but increased after the turn of the century. The result is an idiosyncratic, asymmetrical facade, the basic character of which was retained even after the devastating war damage. The destroyed nave was rebuilt until 1950 as a simple brick hall with concrete ribs, including the neo-Romanesque choir by Wilhelm Fähler (Leverkusen).	12th century, 19th century	10/16/1984	155
more pictures	Catholic parish church St. Stephanus / today's church building	Bürrig Heinrich-Brüning-Strasse 136 map	Architect Wilhelm Fähler created a new, simpler building in 1949/50 using the historical remains of the two towers and the apse.	1949/50	03/03/1995	267
	Fire station in the Steinfeld	Bürrig Im Steinfeld 43 Map	Two-storey low-rise building by Wilhelm Fähler with three gates, a pergola on the roof, a square tower with a clock in front on the left. Typical architecture of the 1920s.	around 1930	March 16, 1987	209
	Kevelaer Chapel	Bürrig Stephanusstrasse 76 map	Single-storey solid construction, which is accessible from the street side with the exception of a rear side entrance. The building is designed to be axially symmetrical in terms of its floor plan and elevation. The former chapel room is located in the central axis. This emerges as a risalit with a triangular gable and a hemispherical roof over the apse. The two side wings are kept lower and have hip roofs. The cubature of the chapel finds its parallels in the symmetry and height graduation of baroque mansions and palace complexes with their corps de logis. The strictly axially symmetrical facades are made of exposed brickwork made of red hard-fired bricks on a low base made of terrazzo plaster. The plaster surface is combed throughout and additionally emphasized by scratched corners. The entrances on the street side are preceded by a concrete step that protrudes from the facade into the sidewalk and has an undercut. The roofing is a slab with a scale template covering. Integrated valleys and curved ridges give the roof a visual lightness. The central projection has three eaves-high French doors. Since 1927 there has been a statue of the Madonna with a child on the gable field. This is attached to the facade with a console stone and made of artificial stone. This work was created by the Cologne sculptor Wilhelm Barutzky (1873–1962). A triangular blind gable, which ends horizontally on the sides, forms the conclusion. The end of the gable is emphasized by a continuous wall covering made of concrete with slate applied, as well as two profiled console plates made of artificial stone at the risalit corners. On the top of the gable is a simple metal cross donated by the Schmitz-Coellen company from Leverkusen-Bürrig. The two wing structures - adjacent to the central projectile - each have an entrance door and a three-part window group. The originally lime green wooden shutters have been completely preserved, as are the zinc exterior window sills. The white wooden pivot windows have barrel locks, single glazing and bars. The remaining facade surfaces have no openings. They are structured by a window sill and cornice made from a rolled brick layer. These horizontal cornices run over the main facade and the two front sides and end at the rear of the building. A slightly protruding concrete cornice with a toothed frieze forms the end between the facade and the roof. This runs from the wall connection to the rectory over the entire building to the rear. A crenellated frieze made of bricks runs from the northeast corner of the building to the apse. The zinc guttering rests on the concrete cornice. The concrete cornice runs around the downpipes in a semicircle. The connecting wall between the rectory and the Kevelaer chapel is designed in the same way as the building facade. It separates the parish garden from the street. Two jumps in height mediate between the different heights of the buildings. Adjacent to the rectory was a terrace on the garden side, which has meanwhile been converted into a room. The three windows of this part of the wall take up the style of the window arrangement of the chapel facade. In the eastern part of the connecting wall there is a round arch with a wooden gate. Its sculptural concrete keystone bears the inscription "AD 1927". In the west facade of the chapel building there is a walled-up and plastered gate opening that originally opened up a garage. The alliance coat of arms from the gable of Reuschenberg Castle, which was demolished in 1968, is walled into the eastern facade of the chapel. It is a piece of light gray sandstone with a crown, two coats of arms, a banner with the inscription: Gisbert Egon Graf von Fürstenberg-Stammheim and the year 1886. Architect Saddeler built the chapel in an expressionist style. This type of construction is particularly evident on the façades, which are strongly structured horizontally by cornices and the frieze, and the roof design with the integrated valleys. Inside the building, five apse windows with metal frames have been preserved in the central chapel. The floor consists of square limestone tiles, so-called Solnhofen tiles. These are laid diagonally with a wide edge strip and base tiles with the same dimensions.	1927	06/05/2002	317
	Milius Stone	Bürrig Stephanusstraße in front of house No. 78 map	Memorial stone (former tomb of Baron Anton Carl Heinrich Gabriel von Mylius).	around 1830	10/17/1984	141
	Ev. Petruskirche	Bürrig Stresemannplatz 2 card	Central building with bell carrier. Built by Hentrich, Pätschnik and Partner in 1957/58. Concise post-war building of the Protestant church. The church was consecrated on Oct. 19, 1958, after construction began on Oct. 10, 1957.	1957/58	03/03/1995	262
	Passion Cross ("Hagelkreuz")	Hitdorf Am Werth / Hitdorfer Straße Map	Cross attachment with wounds, substructure with shell niche and inscription. According to the inscription ("AD1711 DEN 3 SEPTEMBRIS SIBILLA KREMERS") donated by Sibilla Kremers on September 3, 1711.	1711	07/05/1984	114
	Memorial cross Johann Peter Dorff	Hitdorf cath. Cemetery, Hitdorfer Strasse map	High cross in late Baroque style, top with three-pass cross and large body, base with inscription field. Erected in memory of the Hitdorf tobacco manufacturer Johann Peter Dorff. The inscription reads: ("WALKERS, HERE WITH THE PICTURE OF THE CRUCIFIED REMEMBER THE DEAD AND THE WELL-NOBLE JOHANN PETER DORFF, WHO ORGANIZED THIS CROSS IN HONOR OF JESUS ​​AND FOR HIS SOUL. HE DIED ON MAY 20TH, 1816." )	1816	03/10/1988	231
	Caspers / Neess family burial site	Hitdorf cath. Cemetery, Hitdorfer Strasse map	Sepulchral monuments of significant family history. Tombs of the Hitdorf tobacco manufacturer families Caspers and Neess from the middle of the 18th century to the beginning of the 20th century.	Mid-18th century to early 20th century	01/30/1987	204
	Schumacher grave monument	Hitdorf cath. Cemetery, Hitdorfer Strasse map		19th century	December 15, 2008	337
	Passion Cross	Hitdorf Hitdorfer Strasse 121 map	Pedestal niche with surrounding decorative band and half-relief of a “Mater Dolorosa”, inscription and corpus. Donated by Theodor Dörrenbach in 1787.	1787	08/09/1984	125
	Chaplaincy of the cath. Parish Church of St. Stephanus, Hitdorf	Hitdorf Hitdorfer Strasse 151 map	Simple, muddy, two-storey brick building with a single-storey intermediate wing.	around 1850	03/19/1986	193
	Rectory of the Catholic parish church St. Stephanus, Hitdorf	Hitdorf Hitdorfer Strasse 153 map	Simple, plastered, two-story brick building with a crooked hip roof.	around 1847	03/19/1986	192
	Memorial cross	Hitdorf Hitdorfer Strasse at house number 153 map	Three-pass cross with corpus, in the base a representation of the old Stephanus chapel built in 1792 and demolished in 1892 at the “Buttermarkt”. Erected to commemorate the location of the former Hitdorf parish church, the cross stood in front of the main portal of the new parish church of St. Stephen, built from 1887, until after the Second World War. Today it stands next to the old rectory.	End of the 19th century	08/13/1984	128
more pictures	Catholic parish church St. Stephanus	Hitdorf Hitdorfer Strasse 157 map	Neo-Romanesque brick basilica with double tower facade and transept, semicircular apse, inside original, neo-Gothic furnishings. Color version restored according to findings, plus figures from the previous churches.	1887	07/19/1984	116
	Anthony's Chapel	Hitdorf Hitdorfer Strasse / Lohrstrasse map	Simple, neo-Romanesque brick building with a semicircular apse. Inside the figure of St. Anthony of Padua, oak from the first half of the 18th century.	19th century	07/19/1984	119
	House Dorff	Hitdorf Langenfelder Strasse 3 map	Former residential and office building of tobacco manufacturer Johann Peter Dorff. Main building: two-storey, representative plastered building on an L-shaped floor plan, formerly high mansard hipped roof, house entrance with dating, adjoining building in brick, outside staircase, former cellar access (dated), in addition adjoining building in brick, decorative rosettes, pent roofs with gable dormers.	1784/1791	07/19/1984	118
	Kath. Elementary School Hitdorf	Hitdorf Lohrstrasse 85/87 map	Brick building on an L-shaped floor plan, the main building has two floors, central axis with a dorized stone portal, bay window and triangular gable. The gym with lower eaves, hip roofs.	around 1925	March 16, 1987	210
	Brick house	Hitdorf Rheinstrasse 48 map	Small, two-storey, gable-free, plastered brick house.	17./18. Century	08/08/1984	124
	Craftsman House	Hitdorf Rheinstrasse 50 map	Two-storey, gable-independent craftsman's house. The rear part in half-timbered, the front two, oriented to the Rhine, compartments in solid construction (mud brick). Part of the Rheinfront Hitdorf ensemble.	Mid 19th century	11/29/1989	248
	House of the Caspers / Neess families	Hitdorf Rheinstrasse 54 map	Former trading house, consisting of two gabled houses and connecting tracts with flood protection mark and family coat of arms. The Caspers brothers founded the second Hitdorf tobacco and cigar factory in 1796. After the death of Josef Caspers, the Neess brothers took over the factory and continued to run it until the company closed in 1953. Today the building houses the “Rhein River Guesthouse”, a private bed & breakfast hotel.	1666, extensions in the 18th century.	07/19/1984	115
	Brick house	Hitdorf Rheinstrasse 60 map	Large two-storey, eaves-standing, plastered brick house with mansard-crooked hip roof, inscribed with dated 1738, with side gate opening (formerly a forwarding, shipyard and trading house). Facade redesigned at the beginning of the 20th century in the form of geometric Art Nouveau. Former Home of Johann Michael Kappes, co-owner of the Hitdorfer Zündwarenfabrik Fitzen.	1738	08/07/1984	122
	Leven House	Hitdorf Rheinstrasse 62 map	Elongated two-storey brick house, independent from the gable, the front side with a crested hip, stepped gable, writing field.	End of 18th century	08/10/1984	126
	Brick house	Hitdorf Rheinstrasse 64 map	Large three-storey brick house, independent from the gable, former freight forwarding and trading house. Dating in the lintel beam: 1772. Formerly exposed brick, the front side with a baroque brick gable. Facade redesigned today, oversized vaulted cellar.	1772	08/10/1984	127
	Former Fisherman's house	Hitdorf Rheinstrasse 66 / 66a map	One-storey with a rectangular floor plan, independent from the gable, in the core a framework (older stud wall construction) with a baroque brick gable.	17th century	08/07/1984	123
	Bergischer Hof	Hitdorf Rheinstrasse 70 map	Eaves, plastered brick building with an older, plastered framework part at the rear. Younger half-timbered outbuildings.	1784/19. Century	07/23/1984	120
	Villa Kappes with extensions	Hitdorf Rheinstrasse 120 map		1937	11/27/2003	320
	Passion Crosses	Hitdorf Rheinstrasse at No. 166 map	Memorial made of two memorial crosses: Passion cross, free-standing, with three passport, wounds, coat of arms, shell niche and inscription (trachyte). Donated by the Hitdorf customs leaseholder Heinrich Adolfs in 1720. ("ANNO 1720 1 MAY SET THIS CREUTZ HENRICUS ADOLFS") Small, walled-in memorial cross, dated 1706, with inscription (basalt lava). Presumably set up in memory of the skipper Wilhelm Koenigsfelt, who drowned in 1706 near Unkel in the Rhine. ("ANNO 1706 IS VERDRONCKE WILHELMUS KOENIGSFELT TO UNCKEL BIT. F. THE ARMS SELENO")	1706/1720	07/23/1984	121
	Harbor crane (grab crane)	Hitdorf Rheinstrasse / Hitdorfer Strasse map		1928	07/19/1984	117
	Caspers / Neess workers' settlement	Hitdorf Weinhäuserstraße 25, 27, 29, 31 and Lohrstraße 73/75 map	Workers' settlement of the Caspers / Neess entrepreneurial dynasty: "Hitdorf small settlement". Several single-storey brick double houses with rear small animal barns.	around 1900	03/13/1986	184
	Steam storage locomotive	Hitdorf Wiesenstrasse map	Steam storage locomotive from 1914. Built by the AG für Lokomotivbau Hohenzollern (No. 3307). Relatively small locomotive for standard gauge operation. Use in Düsseldorf, Viersen, Monheim - used here for trips to the Hitdorf harbor. Installation on the playground since 1982. In 2009 she went crazy for the dyke construction and should be postponed again after the dyke was completed, but this has not happened until today.	1914	08/22/1995	273
more pictures	Christ the King Church	Map of Küppersteg Windthorststrasse	Brick hall construction with straight choir end, flat sloping roof, high choir and large arched niche in the west wall. Free-standing bell tower in the northwest with a flat end of the crown. Spire with the "swarm of angels" designed by Sepp Hürten . Flat connecting wing as a border of the church square. Built in 1928 according to plans by Dominikus Böhm . The bell tower (52 meters high) was added in the second half of the 1950s under the direction of his son Gottfried Böhm . The main nave facing the altar, with sturdy pillars laid inward and made continuous in the lower part, is accompanied by a lower, vaulted aisle. Inside and outside, the masonry is unplastered. The main nave is covered with visible beams. The choir is emphasized in this one-room by a free-standing, flanking pair of pillars at the staircase. The organ gallery is connected to the west wall, free from the room and acts as a visible concrete structure as a contrast to the traditional building materials. What is remarkable is the lighting, which, as in all of Dominikus Böhm's churches, is effective in great variety. The confessional chapel, which appears pressed down with its low rooms, contrasts with the mighty main room, which moves in great rhythm. The high altar stands free in the light-filled main room. The liturgical significance of the various rooms is emphasized. The brief formulation of the interior fittings and details corresponds to the overall appearance of the building. The simple architectural language is characteristic of the church. Large wall surfaces face relatively small openings or, as with the main entrance, "The Introit" is raised to a huge triumphal arch staggered in depth.	1927/28	02/20/1985	167
	Residential building	Küppersteg Küppersteger Straße 30 map	Eaves, two-storey residential building as a three-sided brick building with a hipped roof. Former Town hall of the mayor's office Küppersteg.	1891	07/13/1999	296
	Former home of honor for warriors	Küppersteg Windthorststraße 25–28 map	The former home for warriors was built by Wilhelm Fähler on the corner of Am Neuenhof / Windthorststrasse in the Küppersteg district in August 1930 and served as a residential building for war invalids and survivors of the First World War. The building is almost in its original condition. It is a free-standing, elongated, two-storey solid building with a steep pitched roof, which is covered with natural red double troughed interlocking tiles. The eaves and verges have a small roof overhang. The house ends in plastered chimneys located inside the ridge. The entire building has irregularly combed plaster over a continuous plinth made of red-brown clinker bricks. The plaster is painted beige. The street view has four entrances to the apartments behind. The house entrances are arranged in pairs and are highlighted by the equipment details listed below from the rather simple plastered facade. The green and white, solid wooden entrance doors have a glass insert with anthracite-colored window grilles. There are two gray and white terrazzo block steps in front of the doors. Next to the house entrance doors there is a loop-slit-like white toilet window with a zinc window sill that has been preserved from the time it was built. Below this, flat bars, which serve as shoe scrapers, have been preserved from the construction period near the ground. The small-scale entrance situation is additionally emphasized by the walls made of red-brown clinker bricks, which contrast with the rest of the facade in terms of form and color. Two protruding partition walls between two house entrances, on which a flat concrete canopy rests, are made of the same material. The front and undersides of the two canopies have combed plaster surfaces analogous to the facade. The facades are structured axially symmetrically. The white undivided windows of the living rooms are horizontally aligned and three or one-piece. The wooden lattice windows from the construction period, divided into four, were replaced by plastic windows at a later date. The rear facade has two four-part wooden window doors in the middle, which were installed as part of the maintenance work on the facade. The stairwell windows above the entrances are offset from the living room windows. A galvanized flat roof dormer is arranged in the middle of the street side and the rear facade. The gables have four room windows with an arrow slit-like window with brick subdivision in the loft area. The rear gardens can be reached via a cellar exit door per residential unit. The frame panel doors have horizontal filler wood and single glazing divided into bars in the upper part. These doors are preserved from the construction period. All basement windows are barred, those on the street side with ventilation grilles, those on the garden side with window crosses made of flat iron. The basement windows and garden doors have narrow bezels made of smooth plaster. Between the ground floor and the first floor, in the middle of the building on the street side, there is the two-line lettering "War Hall of Honor of the City of Leverkusen" made of composite wrought-iron letters painted in anthracite. On the street side there are access routes through smaller front gardens, which are separated from the sidewalk with a brick layer. On both gable sides there are wing walls made of the same clinker bricks as the base and the entrance surrounds. The walls have a roll layer as a top finish. These chest-high walls separate the semi-public entrance area from the private gardens in the rear part of the property. The floor plan corresponds to that of the building plans from 1930. The four apartments are arranged vertically next to each other from the basement to the loft. From the outside, the building looks like a multi-storey apartment building. However, it is a terraced house that consists of four individual houses. The building has a full cellar made of bricks. A small porch with terracotta-colored, hexagonal earthenware tiles can be reached via the front door. A small toilet is located on the side of the entrance area. The main living floor with kitchen, living room and room is a mezzanine floor that can be reached via a staircase made of terrazzo block steps with side edge tiles made of earthenware. The gray-white surface of the steps is scratched on the front sides. From the mezzanine floor you can reach the upper floors with intermediate landings on the street side via the staircase arranged on the side of the corridor. The wooden stringer staircase consists of different types of wood with a side skirting board. The railings with their rectangular filler bars are made of softwood and are painted. On the mezzanine floor, the stairs have a square post with an attached wooden ball, on the upper floors a plank forms the railing corner post. The first floor is reached via the stairs. There is a room facing the street and a room with a bathroom facing the garden. The top floor has a similar floor plan. The storage room in the loft is accessible via a side staircase. All residential floors have the original softwood flooring with a skirting board on reinforced concrete ceilings. The door frames and, in some cases, the door leaves are still preserved from the construction period.	1931	10/20/2004	322
	Kamper Hof	Lützenkirchen Altenberger Strasse 130 map	Two-storey half-timbered house and one-storey half-timbered farm building of a former courtyard	A. 19th century, stud wall construction	10/16/1984	143
		Lützenkirchen Altenberger Strasse 154/156 map	Half-timbered house with a rear extension in the longitudinal axis of the house and a farm building attached transversely.	2nd half of the 18th century	03/11/1993	257
	Well house	Lützenkirchen Altenberger Strasse 158 map		EH 19th century	11/27/2001	310
	Half-timbered barn	Lützenkirchen Am Kronefeld 28 map	Farm building of the former courtyard in Holzhausen 12.	E. 18th century / A. 19th century	07/22/1992	255
	Half-timbered part of the building	Lützenkirchen Auf dem Lehn 33 map	Two-storey half-timbered building part of the double residential building Auf dem Lehn 29/33 with a one-storey towing roof extension integrated into the design. Pure stand frame, the front side with cantilever-supported, far cantilevered boarded floor.	17th century	04/20/1989	243
	Burghaus zu Lehn	Lützenkirchen Auf dem Lehn 7, 9, 11, 13 map	Two-storey residential building, core building with a solid ground floor in quarry stone, upper floor in half-timbered construction. Cross-gabled extension, two-storey half-timbered.	2nd half of the 16th century, extension in the 18th century, later extension in the 20th century.	07/22/1992	252
	Half-timbered house	Lützenkirchen Biesenbach 33 map	Two-storey half-timbered house, stud wall structure, in the core still remains of an older, pure stud frame	17./18. Century	09/15/1987	225
	Half-timbered courtyard	Lützenkirchen Dohrgasse 2 map	Two-storey house with (not listed) connecting wing to the barn attached at right angles. In the back barn of the former farm complex "In Holzhausen 12". The ensemble represents the rest of the former Holzhausen monastery.	End of 18th century / beginning of 19th century	07/22/1992	253
	Stone cross	Lützenkirchen In Holzhausen at No. 94 card	Stone cross, substructure with shell niche, inscriptions still original, cross attachment renewed.	around 1750	10/16/1984	150
more pictures	Anna Chapel	Lützenkirchen Kapellenstrasse 10 map	Lützenkirchen : small quarry stone hall building, now plastered, with a three-sided choir and roof turret. Entrance with an elaborate ashlar portal and round window decorated with ornaments, next to it a figure niche with the figure of St. Anna.		October 24, 1984	162
	Two-storey half-timbered house "Koch am Stegen"	Lützenkirchen Kapellenstrasse 15 map	(probably former restaurant), two construction phases, early floor construction	E. 18./A. 19th century	10/16/1984	146
	Histor. restaurant	Lützenkirchen Kapellenstrasse 2 map	Two-storey brick building in 5 × 2 axes, corner house, brick (grouted) with ashlar structure. The earliest example of brick construction in Berg. rural Area of ​​today's urban area.	1st half of the 19th century	11/04/1992	256
	Half-timbered house	Lützenkirchen Kapellenstrasse 9 map	Two-storey half-timbered house, stud wall construction	18th century	10/16/1984	154
	Half-timbered residential building	Lützenkirchen Klief 1, 3 card	2 half-timbered residential buildings, ensemble of two half-timbered residential buildings with later extensions as the remainder of the monastery "Clivo" mentioned in a document as early as 1303	18th century	07/24/1992	254
	former administration building	Lützenkirchen Lützenkirchener Strasse 316 map	Former administrative building of the community of Lützenkirchen	1925	04/12/2007	331
more pictures	Kreuzkapelle , Lehn	Lützenkirchen Lützenkirchener Strasse 343 map	small plastered hall with slated hipped roof and ridge turret, former court chapel with valuable rural furnishings (Calvary, Stations of the Cross) moved 1968–70		10/22/1984	156
more pictures	Catholic Church of Saint Maurinus	Lützenkirchen Lützenkirchener Strasse 420 map	single-nave, broad brick hall with semicircular apse; Two-storey west tower with a steep slate pyramid. Early neo-Gothic design language. Equipment from the time of construction (e.g. Sayner Eisenkunstguss)		October 24, 1984	160
	Stand cross with oval votive plaque	Map of Lützenkirchen Lützenkirchener Strasse / corner of Lehner Mühle	Substructure with shell niche and inscription, cross with votive tablet and body	1726	09/07/1984	133
	Villa Tillmanns	Quettingen Neukronenberger Strasse 47 map	Two-storey plastered building on a multi-part floor plan with rich facade decoration, lavish interior fittings (stucco, partly as imitation wood, stairs, winter garden) including a landscape park in the English style.	Late 19th or early 20th century, extension around 1906	01/27/1987	202
	“Maashof” also “Oberquettinger Hof” residential building	Quettingen Quettinger Strasse 126 map	two-storey with plastered quarry stone ground floor and half-timbered upper floor (modernized) former camera property of the agricultural domain Quettingen	17th century, conversions in the 19th and 20th centuries	10/17/1984	142
	Stone cross	Quettingen Quettinger Strasse at No. 47 map	Cross attachment with three passport and wounds, substructure with shell niche and inscription	1703	10/16/1984	145
	Baroque cross	Lützenkirchen Ropenstaller Weg map	Three-pass cross with shell niche, inscription dating: 1720, also worthy of protection is the tree next to the cross that characterizes the landscape	1720	09/07/1984	132
	Hemmelrather Hof	Manfort Hans-Gerhard-Strasse 17 map	Four-sided, almost closed courtyard complex with residential building (brick, main entrance with central projectile, crooked hip roof), intermediate buildings, farm wing, stables, half-timbered shed.	1829, residential building 1902	04/17/1997	285
	Heidehöhe small house settlement	Manfort Heidehöhe 1–80 card	Courtyard and row house development for low-income working-class families. Differentiated small houses with a highly rationalized floor plan. The core of the complex is a large, enclosed garden area. Location of the settlement on the route of the Rhenish Railway (Troisdorf-Speldorf) with a direct rail connection, surrounded by a number of large industrial companies. Shortly after the First World War , the Manforter workers' settlement on Kalkstrasse was created by the architect Wilhelm Fähler . Most of the apartments are a good 40 m². In the floor plan of the estate up for sale by the WGL, you can still see the former tram system in the middle. The name of the settlement refers to the formerly widespread heathland in Leverkusen.	1919/1921	02/15/1994	259
	Catholic parish church St. Joseph	Manfort Josefstrasse 28 map	Three-aisled Rector's Church, plastered brick, ashlar elements. Transept, west tower with slate spire and lantern, some Gothicizing forms.	1912	January 24, 1985	165
	Ev. Johanneskirche and rectory	Manfort Scharnhorststraße 38 and 40 map	The church (built in 1953/54) takes on the type B of the Bartning emergency churches with a polygonal chancel in a further developed form.	1953/54	03/03/1995	264
	Brick building	Opladen Adalbert-Stifter-Straße 10 map	Two-storey brick building in five axes with ashlar window sills. The building served as the first Protestant primary school in Opladen from 1857. The presented white building (No. 12) was used as a youth hostel in the 1920s. Today it is a Catholic day care center, while the old school house served as an auxiliary school for decades after the turn of the century. In 2004 a municipal kindergarten moved here.	2nd half of the 19th century, next to it an archway around the beginning of the 20th century.	March 16, 1987	206
	Railway settlement	Opladen Adalbertstrasse, Bahnallee, Humboldtstrasse, Karlstrasse, Robert-Koch-Strasse, Wilhelmstrasse map	Established until 1914 as a result of the establishment of the Reichsbahn repair shop. Multi-family houses in a closed row in the style of a reformed historicism. The uniformity of the types and recurring building details make the entire estate tangible. Social conditions and the plant hierarchy are evident in the different house types. War damage was repaired as early as the 1940s.	until 1914	08/29/1995	269
	Corner building	Opladen Altstadtstrasse 2 / Düsseldorfer Strasse 1 map	Three-storey corner building: plastered facade with stucco decor in classical and neo-baroque shapes, ground floor rustica, installation of shop windows.	End of the 19th century	04/14/1987	221
	Villa Mühlstroh	Opladen Altstadtstraße 36 map	Former building of the Wöllenstein company. The building was built in 1909 according to plans by the architect Peter Klotzbach for the Opladen-based haulage contractor Mühlstroh. 2004, an investor bought the building from the bankrupt's estate. The rear wing was then torn off.	1909	03/09/2005	324
	Half-timbered house	Opladen Altstadtstraße 62 map	Part of the overall ensemble “Preindustrial Old Town Rest Opladen”. Two-storey half-timbered house in stud wall construction. Middle compartment formerly two-storey with gallery, the side compartments kept very low in the clear room height.	Middle / end of 18th century	04/02/1987	219
	Friedenberger Hof	Opladen Am Kreispark 20 card	Manor house of the former knight residence "Friedenberger Hof". L-shaped, two-storey building with a steep slate roof, stepped gable, three-storey round tower with tail hood, baroque front door, spiral staircase. No fortification features such as ditches, ramparts, walls or defense towers indicate an early foundation. The location also excludes the character of a defense in a location that is only protected on one side. The current building is essentially from the 16th century; However, it got its name as early as the middle of the 15th century when a certain Dierig or Dietrich Vrede is mentioned in a document. In the early 19th century, the Opladen mayors Vincenz Joseph Deycks and Jakob Salentin von Zuccalmaglio lived here. Later use as a farm (stables and barn were demolished in 1964). Since 1983, the headquarters of the "Central Association of the Historical German Rifle Brotherhoods" has been housed there.	Middle of the 14th century, 16./18. Century	03/13/1986	181
	Half-timbered house	Opladen Am Kreispark 24 card	Half-timbered house ensemble with the "Friedenberger Hof". Here: a single-storey half-timbered house in stud wall construction.	End of 18th century	03/13/1986	182
	Historic cemetery	Opladen An St. Remigius / Rennbaumstraße map	Historic cemetery, bordered by a staggered brick wall, divided by pilaster strips. Block frieze in the upper runner layer. One lattice gate each with flanking pillars with multiple profiles. 23 grave monuments are also of monumental value.	1810 (Catholic part), 1864 (possibly part)	02/03/1997	283
	Water tower of the former Opladen railway repair shop	Opladen Bahnstadtchaussee map		1903	05/29/2009	341
	Boiler house of the former Opladen railway repair shop	Opladen Bahnstadtchaussee map		1948	08/27/2009	342
	Main magazine of the former Opladen railway repair shop	Opladen Bahnstadtchaussee map		1903	December 14, 2009	344
	villa	Opladen Berliner Platz 3 map	Eaves-facing two-storey villa as an exposed brick building with a former stable building, remains of the garden and surrounding wall. Former manufacturer's villa, then used by the British military, later a police station. AWO headquarters since 1977.	1929	09/08/1999	299
	Tombs of the former evangelical cemetery on Rennbaumstrasse	Opladen Bielertstraße 12 (at the Bielertkirche) map	Relocated here in the early 80s of the 20th century. Grave monuments with local and family historical significance, sometimes very elaborate artistic design.	Late 19th / early 20th century	03/25/1986	186
more pictures	Bielert Church	Opladen Bielertstrasse 12 map	Simple, single-nave hall construction in neo-Romanesque forms, polygonal choir closure and front west tower with slate pyramid. Inside: coffered ceiling, Art Nouveau painting, furnishings. The Protestant Bielert Church was consecrated in the then largely Catholic Opladen on September 6, 1876, after the Protestants had previously only had a prayer room in a school. The manufacturer Julius Ulenberg donated 2500 thalers on the occasion of the laying of the foundation stone. The architect was Eduard Zais. The three bronze bells had already been handed over to their destination on the occasion of the Reformation Festival in 1875. At Easter 1999 the new, 650 kg, bronze bell (g), which had been missing since the Second World War, was made to ring for the first time in addition to the two steel bells (cis and e). In addition to the church services, concerts are also often held here.	1876	10/17/1984	151
	Ev. Parish hall	Opladen Bielertstrasse 14 map	Two-storey, eaves brick house with a half-hip roof. Structure based on the neighboring Bielert Church in a simple neo-Romanesque design language. Emphasized central axis with a simple gable, presented entrance.	End of the 19th century	11/18/1988	240
	Townhouse	Opladen Birkenbergstrasse 4 map	Two-storey, eaves-standing brick building, the front side on the ground floor in pseudo-ashlar, on the upper floor brick clinker with plaster structures, floral decoration and block frieze. Elaborate side projection with stucco niche (figure niche). Interior fittings still in good condition, lavish valuable details.	Early 20th century	01/20/1988	229
	Building block Birkenberg, Kanal and Mittelstrasse	Opladen Birkenbergstrasse 87/89/91/93/95/97/99/101/103/105, Kanalstrasse 2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9/11/13/23, Mittelstrasse 32/34 / 36/38/39/40/41/42/43/44/45/46/48 card	Built in the years 1905–1912 for officials and workers of the Opladen railway repair shop. The row of houses on Birkenbergstrasse is still very much committed to historicism, but with very differently designed facades. The building blocks and individual buildings on Mittelstrasse and partly on Kanalstrasse with echoes of the Heimatstil. Architect: Müller, Opladen.	1905-1912	03/19/1986	190
	Fire station	Opladen Birkenbergstrasse 92/94/96/98/100/102/104, Kanalstrasse 29/31/33/35/37/39/41, Birkenbergstrasse 43/45/47/49/51/53/55/57/59 / 61/63 card	Central fire brigade training area with an elongated fire station on the eaves and a slim hose drying tower in the middle. The fire station is flanked by two-storey, plastered terraced houses, which are divided into certain individual buildings down to the Kanalstr. and Birkenbergstr. pull. Excellent urban situation, very picturesque, committed to the local style. The Opladen fire department settlement was then considered a model settlement in all of Europe. The estate has been owned by the building association since 1993. The building association has a right of first refusal on the fire station, where the first post-war city council meeting took place on April 2, 1946.	built in 1922/1923, extended in 1927	04/08/1986	194
	Foundation stone of the old Wupper Bridge	Opladen Düsseldorfer Strasse (Wupperbrücke) map	Dating: 1732 in large Roman numerals, trachyte plate.	1732	09/06/1984	131
	Residential building	Opladen Düsseldorfer Strasse 2 map	Two-storey, sophisticated bourgeois house on an almost square floor plan with a loft and flat hipped roof. Plastered building with largely original coloring. Exposed corner position of the building as a visual end to the street alignment of Kölner Straße. Polygonal corner bay window with pointed roof, side main entrance, emphasized by aedicule design and elaborate ornamentation. Home style. Is used today by Caritas.	1909	01/30/1989	242
	Residential building	Opladen Düsseldorfer Strasse 3 map	Three-storey plastered building, mansard roof, central axis emphasized by bay windows. Three-axis triangular gable in the so-called home style.	1910	04/14/1987	222
	Residential and commercial building	Opladen Düsseldorfer Strasse 5 map	Three-story residential and commercial building with an additional mezzanine floor. Plastered building with mannerist facade design in decorative forms of the two-dimensional Art Nouveau. The facade is characterized by gables and a rhythmic arrangement of the window axes. Entrance axis accentuated by gabled bay windows. Originally built-in shops on the ground floor, the ground floor area changed today.	around 1905	08/26/1988	235
more pictures	Catholic parish church of St. Remigius	Opladen Düsseldorfer Strasse 6 map	Neo-Gothic brick hall church with polygonal apse and three-storey west tower. Tower top as an eight-sided stone pyramid, baluster. One dedicated to St. Remigius church in Opladen was first mentioned in a document from St. Gereon Monastery (Cologne) from 1223. The church was only 11 × 7 m in size, but had a massive Romanesque church tower. After a long dispute with the St. Gereon Abbey, construction of a larger nave began in 1787. This was completed in 1788. In 1855 the pastor of St. Remigius, Stephan Josef Krey, commissioned the architect Vincenz Statz with the plans for a new church. In 1862 the old church was torn down and the new building started. After almost two years of construction, the church was completed. In keeping with the spirit of the times, the building was built in the neo-Gothic style. A first reconstruction of the Catholic Church, in which u. a. the side altars were removed, took place in 1937/38. On December 28, 1944, the church was completely destroyed by a bomb hit, except for the outer walls and the church tower. From 1945 to 1952, the church was rebuilt with the strong commitment of the parishioners under the direction of the architect Bernhard Rotterdam and consecrated at Pentecost 1952.	1862–1864, renovation 1937/38, war damage removal 1945–1952	04/06/1987 and 11/26/1987	217
	Statue of St. Johannes Nepomuk	Opladen St. Remigius, Düsseldorfer Strasse 6 map	Former location on the old Opladener Wupperbrücke, today in the parish church of St. Remigius.	Mid-18th century	10/16/1984	147
	Residential and commercial building	Opladen Düsseldorfer Strasse 7 map	Three-storey, eaves-standing residential and commercial building with a plastered facade in seven axes, the central entrance axis emphasized by loggias lying one above the other, accompanied on both sides by two segment-arched oriels, and crowned in the roof area with a large slated mansard gable (Heimat style).	1910	08/26/1988	236
	Residential and commercial building,	Opladen Düsseldorfer Strasse 9 map	Three-story, eaves-standing residential and commercial building. Brick building with partly elaborate stucco decoration in classical and mannerist design language. Emphasized central axis (balcony, attic house), ground floor area: Rustika, shop fittings, representation rooms on the 1st floor.	End of the 19th century	08/26/1988	237
	Adler pharmacy	Opladen Düsseldorfer Strasse 57 map	Two-storey, representative, slated half-timbered house with brick extension (from 1896), coach house, archway, courtyard, landscape park. The building was built in 1821/22 as the first pharmacy in Opladen by the pharmacist Johann Jacob Hartcop from Hückeswagen, who had had the license to operate a pharmacy for Bürrig, Schlebusch, Leichlingen and Burscheid since 1808. The pharmacy was in operation until 1980. The former furnishings can now be viewed at Burg Castle. After a squatting phase, the house was taken over by the Leverkusen (WGL) housing association in 1989, renovated and then sold. Today there is a restaurant with a beer garden.	1821	09/12/1984	134
	"Villa Römer" coach house	Opladen Düsseldorfer Strasse 96 map	Small car park (formerly stable and carriage shed with coachman's apartment of the "Villa Römer"), two-story, plastered structure with hipped roofs, brick plinth and half-timbered upper floor, stair tower with tail hood, one-story, former machine house extension.		10/09/1984	140
	Agricultural winter school Opladen	Opladen Düsseldorfer Strasse 153-157 map	Three-storey brick building (grouted) with ashlar frames, central projectile, staircase and attic storey. Hipped roof, buildings No. 155 and 157, also brick, built on via a connecting wing. Built as an agricultural school under the architect Peter Klotzbach in 1919/20, the building in Opladen is located at Düsseldorfer Str. 153, right next to the former media center. Today the "Chemical Research Institute" (CUI) is housed there.	around 1920	March 16, 1987	214
	Duplex	Opladen Düsseldorfer Strasse 161-163 map	Semi-detached house on an H-shaped floor plan in solid construction, plastered with an ornamental framework. On the street side, formerly open verandas, side axes emphasized by transverse gables, decorative gable in half-timbered construction.	Early 20th century	08/07/1987	224
	Passion Cross	Opladen Städt. Friedhof Birkenberg, Friesenweg map	so-called "Altenberger Kreuz". Three-pass cross with corpus, shell niche, base with coat of arms. The coat of arms seal shows in the quartered shield in the first and fourth field an abbot growing out of a mountain, in the second and third field three stalked roses sprouting out of a heart, above that in the shield head three stars. On the shield a miter between two abbot's bars crossed behind the shield. This is the coat of arms of Johannes Hoerdt (* 1704; † 1779), who was abbot of Altenberg Abbey from 1739 to 1779 and who in this case is a possible donor of the cross. Due to the late baroque ornamentation, the cross can definitely be classified in the middle of the 18th century and is believed to have been made between 1750 and 1770.	approx. 1750-1770	December 06, 2010	348
	"Nörrenberg" tomb	Opladen Städt. Friedhof Birkenberg, Friesenweg map	Moved from the former ev. Cemetery on Rennbaumstraße to here.	around 1912	03/13/1986	185
	Opladen town hall	Opladen Fürstenbergstrasse 1 map	Former "Weskott'sche Villa": Two-storey representative building, plastered building with presented entrance portico, slated mansard hipped roof. The former Villa Weskott (architect: Peter Klotzbach) now serves as a town hall and a hall extension. a. for political events and carnival celebrations. After problems with the tenant and due to the city's financial shortage, the building was sold to Duisburg investors in 2006, who converted it into a hotel. For the construction of St. Michael, the building used as a club house at that time was sold to the city by the Catholic Church for 150,000 RM.	Early 20th century	March 16, 1987	212
more pictures	Villa Römer	Opladen Haus-Vorster-Straße 6 map	Two-storey green sandstone villa with a variedly structured entrance portico. Elaborate interior, stairs with figurative carving. Monument value including park with path network, fountain house and coach house.	1905	09/12/1984	130
	Gut Frischenberg	Opladen Haus-Vorster-Straße 74 map	Four-wing courtyard, main building half-timbered in stud wall construction, half-timbered barn, brick stable and brick shed building.	Early 19th / early 20th century	March 24, 1988	232
	District Welfare House	Opladen Humboldtstrasse 7–9 map	Former district welfare office of the Solingen-Lennep district.	1930	04/12/2007	332
more pictures	Ev. Church with outbuildings and interior fittings	Opladen Humboldtstrasse 54/56 map		1954/1955	11/22/2010	346
	Former City Opladen high school	Opladen Im Hederichsfeld 19 map	Two-storey plastered building, hipped mansard roof, central entrance with portico and blown gable. The central zone is framed by pilasters made of ashlar, above it a flat, rounded balcony, a flat and rounded top, roof turret. Lower gymnasium to the left, another class wing to the rear. After the First World War it was first used as accommodation for German soldiers, and later for Scots, New Zealanders and Englishmen. 1926 Conversion to Realgymnasium with Oberrealschule. 1946 Conversion to a natural science high school and later renaming to District Administrator Lucas II. Classes from the Ina Seidel School were also housed here at times. After vacancy and temporary use by the Theodor-Heuss-Realschule, the Kath. Hauptschule Düsseldorfer Str. Moved in in 1979. Architect: Peter Klotzbach.	1911-1913	March 16, 1987	208
	Residential building	Opladen Im Hederichsfeld 41 map	Two-storey residential building, solid construction with a plastered facade, front side ashlar masonry in the base area, gabled bay window, mansard roof. Historical furnishings almost completely preserved. Windows (including cable-slide windows), wooden stairs.	1925	04/17/1997	286
	Housing estate of the non-profit building association Opladen	Opladen Kanalstrasse, Vereinsstrasse, Reuschenberger Strasse, Bracknellstrasse map	Settlement with two-storey residential buildings in the style of Expressionism from the 1920s.	1925-1931	02/21/2002	313
	Air raid shelter	Opladen Karlstrasse map	Three-storey, narrow, elongated flat bunker wing and six-story high-rise bunker wing as corner emphasis with an almost square floor plan with a semicircular elevator tower. Access via two transversely oriented, passage-like locks on the front sides of the flat bunker wing. By one of the cath. Church of St. Michael in Opladen similar building structure (flat bunker tract with gable roof covering, in connection with the single-storey monopitch roof extension as a "nave", the raised bunker tract with arcade top and tent roof acting as a "church tower", both tracts planned with natural stone facing), should be an urban focus within the distinctive surrounding development of the Opladener Neustadt, as well as an improved camouflage effect against air reconnaissance can be achieved. Probably due to the war events, the camouflaging roof tops and the intended natural stone facing of the visible surfaces of the building have not been completed to this day, so that the bunker system serving civil air protection is now only a "shell building that is effective in the cityscape", conspicuously structured by cornice strips running around each floor War cracked windows appear.		11/14/1988	238
more pictures	Aloysius Chapel	Opladen Koelner Strasse map	Chapel of the Aloysius-Stift (last part of the archbishop's Aloysianum Opladen); neo-Gothic brick chapel, polygonal choir closure, slated roof with ridge turret. The chapel is at the end of the Opladen pedestrian zone (Kölner Str./Opladener Platz). There is a youth club in the basement.	1907	October 24, 1984	161
	Residential and commercial building	Opladen Koelner Strasse 8 map	Three-story building with a gable roof and three-axis facade (red clinker brick and plaster). Original windows exist on the upper floors. Decorative design of the facade according to the time of construction from different style epochs. Rear extensions and extensions (slaughterhouse facility / sausage kitchen) at an angle of 30 ° in the courtyard area. The building is part of the row development on Kölner Str. 8–16 with its historicizing facades.	1896–1899, extensions and alterations 1911, 1937, 1952, 1963, 1965, 1979	11/24/1995	281
	Residential building	Opladen Koelner Strasse 10 map	The building was erected around 1893 for Franz Gramm. It was built as a mirror-image double house with the number 12 for the same owner, which is still understandable with a passage in the stairwell. The building is in its original state in terms of the room layout. In 1911, the ground floor facade was converted from classical to art nouveau. This situation was only ended in 1969 when the facade was changed again. The spatial division of the ground floor remained untouched. On the upper floors, the facade is symmetrical in three axes. On the ground floor there is the entrance to the hall on the left, the entrance to the shop with the adjoining shop window on the right. In terms of the floor plan, the access corridor to the stairwell at the rear is on the left-hand side of the ground floor. The shop is two rooms deep. The upper floors are designed to be two-room-wide and two-room-deep, with the living rooms extending to the front and back on the right, while the apartment corridor to the stairwell is located on the back left. This connects the front and rear buildings, which are now three rooms deep. With the addition of a wooden apartment wall, the stairwell with toilet became the entrance room, behind which there are two more rooms. The house is built as a massive brick building, the interior walls also as brick walls. The ceilings consist of wooden floorboards on wooden beam ceilings, the cellar ceiling is designed as a Prussian cap ceiling. The roof is a simple gable roof and expanded. The street facade is designed as a show facade with yellow exposed brickwork. The facade is divided horizontally by various plaster cornices. The plastered windows on the first floor are crowned by artistically designed, triangular canopies. In the parapet area, decorative panels with diamond decorations appear, also made of plaster. The windows on the 2nd floor are also framed by plaster, but have flat roofs. The eaves are provided with seven terracotta consoles that hold the channel construction. The richly structured and decorated facade with decorative elements has been preserved. The wooden staircase and flooring with decorative tiles, almost all doors and door frames are also original.	circa 1893	04/04/2000	309
	Residential and commercial building	Opladen Koelner Strasse 12 map	The building was erected around 1893 for Jacob Lungstrass. It was intended as a mirror-image double house with the number 14 for the same owner. In 1934 the ground floor facade was rebuilt, in 1954/55 the ground floor was included in the renovation of Kölner Straße 14, the stairwell was removed. Instead, a wall breakthrough to house No. 10 will be set up on the 1st floor to use this staircase. The building is on the upper floors in terms of the room layout in its original state. On the upper floors, the facade is symmetrical in three axes. On the ground floor is the entrance to the adjoining house No. 14 with the adjoining shop window. The upper floors are designed to be two-room-wide and two-room-deep, with the living rooms extending at the front and rear on the left, and the hallway to the stairwell on the rear right. This connects the front and rear buildings, which are now three rooms deep. The house is built as a massive brick building, the interior walls as studs with brick infills. The ceilings consist of wooden floorboards on wooden beam ceilings, the cellar ceiling is designed as a Prussian cap ceiling. The roof is a simple gable roof and expanded. The street facade is designed as a show facade with plastered masonry. The stucco-framed windows on the 1st floor are crowned by artistically designed, horizontally straight or curved roofs. In the parapet area, also made of plaster, there are two brackets per window with an attached window sill. The windows on the 2nd floor are also framed by plaster, but in contrast to the 1st floor, they have no ornamental or figurative decorations of the fields between the window walls and the roof. Furthermore, a plaster mirror with floral decorations is attached below the window. The eaves are provided with four terracotta consoles that hold the roof overhang and the gutter construction. There is a small block frieze between the consoles. The richly structured and decorated facade with decorative elements has been preserved. The staircase on the upper floors is also original as a wooden staircase, on the upper floors the room layout with almost all staircase and interior doors, as well as the floor coverings as wooden planks.	circa 1893	02/21/2001	308
	Residential and commercial building	Opladen Koelner Strasse 14 map	The building was erected around 1893 for Wilhelm Pesch. It was built as a representative corner house with a decorative facade to accommodate the textile house Pesch, founded in 1890, with overhead apartments. In 1913 the first floor facade was changed, the windows were enlarged in order to obtain more display space. In 1954/55 the ground floor of the main house was rebuilt again, this time with changes inside. The extension is also converted for the first time in 1913; The five-axis, ground-floor facade becomes a separate shop by merging the outer windows and expanding the middle window to form a door. Later conversion to a restaurant with downsizing of the windows and relocation of the entrance door to the right. The facade of the main building on the corner of Kölner Strasse and Birkenbergstrasse has three axes on the upper floors facing Kölner Strasse and four-axis facing Birkenbergstrasse. The corner area is designed by an oriel located on the 1st floor, closed up by a balcony. On the converted ground floor, the main entrance is now to the right of the house, on the ground floor at number 12. Seen from Kölner Straße, the upper floors are two-room-wide and two-room-deep, with the living rooms extending to the right / left at the front and back, and in the middle at the back Apartment hallway to the stairwell. This connects the front and rear buildings. The outbuilding is a five-axis, one-room-deep extension with a steep pitched roof at the front. The house is built as a massive brick building, the interior walls also as brick walls. The ceilings consist of wooden floorboards on wooden beam ceilings, the cellar ceiling is designed as a Prussian cap ceiling. The roof is a gable roof with dormers and expanded. The street facade is designed as a show facade with red exposed brickwork. The facade is divided horizontally by various plaster cornices. The windows on the 1st floor with plaster surrounds are crowned by artistically designed, triangular canopies. In the parapet area, decorative plates with ornamental decoration appear, also made of plaster. The windows on the 2nd floor are also framed by plaster, but have arched roofs with ornamental decorative panels as the top. The eaves are provided with seven terracotta consoles that hold the channel construction. The richly structured and decorated facade with decorative elements has been preserved. Furthermore, wooden staircase with floor tiles, in the upper floors the room layout with almost all staircase and interior doors, the windows on the 2nd floor and attic, the floor coverings as wooden planks.	circa 1893	02/21/2001	307
	Villa Black	Opladen Koelner Strasse 100 map		1906	11/18/2004	323
more pictures	Catholic parish church of St. Elisabeth	Opladen Koelner Strasse 139 map	Entire facility (youth home, community hall, former parish apartment, kindergarten and church, including bell bearers).	1956/57	04/06/1987	216
	court House	Opladen District Administrator-Trimborn-Platz 1 map	Two-storey plastered building in neo-baroque forms, stone plinth with risalit and portico, a round stair tower with a conical roof set in the corner, high slated mansard hipped roofs, some of the interior fittings still original (stone fountain bowl, portrait medallion, stucco). The building was inaugurated in 1914 before the start of the war and housed the district office and district building until the Rhine-Wupper district was dissolved at the end of 1974. The building has housed the Leverkusen city archive since 1977.	1914	March 16, 1987	213
	Villa Berta	Opladen Menchendahler Straße 23 Map		1910	12/28/2010	345
	Residential building	Opladen Münzstrasse 22 map		1905	11/18/2008	334
	War memorial	Opladen Ehrenfriedhof, Rennbaumstrasse map	Fritz Klimsch's war memorial : "Stahlhelm", formerly the central part of the plant in the honor grove of Bayer Factory Colony III in Leverkusen-Wiesdorf.	around 1920	03/25/1986	188
	Half-timbered house	Opladen Rennbaumstrasse 61 map	Two-storey, representative half-timbered house, decorative framework, street front decorative slate, slate-covered mansard roof with crooked hip and a small bat dormer.	Early 19th century	05/05/1988	233
	Jewish Cemetery	Opladen Robert-Blum-Strasse map	Around 1850 the merchant Samuel Seckel bought a piece of land on the border between Bürrig and Opladen in order to create a Jewish cemetery. This cemetery is first mentioned in 1853.	around 1850	07/13/1999	298
more pictures	Catholic parish church St. Michael	Opladen Sandstrasse 33 map	Hall church with an open roof and a three-storey, very massive choir tower on a square floor plan in the north-west. Entrance side with rose window, rough plaster, single-storey rectory, in front of the church a stone cross with a large body. Typical architecture of the 1930s. Architect: Bernhard Rotterdam . Almost completely preserved, original equipment.	1938/39	04/06/1987	218
	Half-timbered house	Opladen Schöllerstraße 3 map	Two-storey half-timbered house (semi-detached house with No. 5, interlocked floor plan), stud wall construction with gable roof. Two-room-deep four-cell floor plan, room structures are still easy to read. Small, rural building in the heart of today's Opladen .	End of 18th century / beginning of 19th century	09/03/1998	295
	Half-timbered house	Opladen Schöllerstrasse 5 map	Two-storey half-timbered house (semi-detached house with no. 3, interlocked floor plan), stud wall construction with gable roof. Two-room-deep four-cell floor plan, room structures are still easy to read. Small, rural building in the heart of today's Opladen .	End of 18th century / beginning of 19th century	09/03/1998	294
	House Ophoven	Opladen Talstrasse 4 map	Consists of the remaining part of the medieval castle building (equipment, historical window construction, roof structure); the former tenant house (built on the foundations of the older castle building) and newer farm buildings that enclose a rectangular farm yard, as well as remnants of the defense and water systems (upper grave dam) of the demolished Ophovener mill, partially filled moat. In the floor remains of the foundations of the previous building, old cellar floor in herringbone pattern, old courtyard paving, etc. (protection zone!).	Castle building: 14./15. , Tenant house: late 19th / early 20th century, farm building: 19th / 20th century Century	03/19/1986	191
	One-man bunker	Map of Opladen Werkstättenstrasse			December 27, 2011	351
	Railway houses in Werkstättenstrasse of the former repair shop	Opladen Werkstättenstrasse 9–11, 13–15 and 17 map			12/28/2011	356
	Single home of the former repair shop	Opladen Werkstättenstraße 41-43 map			12/28/2011	355
	Roman forest house	Opladen Wupperinsel	Single-storey half-timbered building as the "forest house" of the Römer family. Built by the architect Peter Klotzbach. The house was built as a half-timbered brick building and was probably used like a forest house.	1915	07/13/1999	297
	Former Gas station building	Quettingen Lützenkirchener Strasse 210 map	Former Petrol station building with car hall and separate mushroom-shaped petrol pump roof.	1960	10/25/1999	300
	Ship bridge	Rheindorf At the old mouth of the Wupper between Wiesdorf and Rheindorf	Ship bridge over the Wupper in the area of ​​the old Wupper estuary (near Rheindorf ), consisting of three disused ships (former Segler, Tjalk and Aalschokker), with a newer catwalk.	End of the 19th / beginning of the 20th century (ships), (previous construction "At the Keyserlichen Bridge")	07/14/1983	63
more pictures	Catholic parish church St. Aldegundis	Rheindorf Burgstrasse 1 map	Brick hall church with round choir and older west tower, valuable baroque interior.	Second half of the 18th century (nave), 12th century (Romanesque west tower, modified in the 15th century), in the course of the 18th century (top of a bell storey raised), until around 800 AD (foundations of the predecessor churches, burial).	07/14/1983	52
	Grave crosses, St. Aldegundis	Rheindorf Burgstrasse 1 map	Nine grave crosses from the old churchyard of St. Aldegundis Church, as well as another grave cross in the retaining wall of the churchyard enclosure. Small baroque slate crosses.	Date: 17th century	07/14/1983	53 a-i
	Pastorate of the parish church of St. Aldegundis	Rheindorf Burgstrasse 2 map	Plastered brick building with pilaster structures and an ungated central projection (classicism).	1840	07/14/1983	54
	House Rheindorf	Rheindorf Burgstrasse 5 map	The rest of the former knight's seat, consisting of the service wing, the former entrance area, the enclosure of the vegetable garden and the service yard, and the final gate of the service yard.	15th, 16th, 18th and 19th centuries, in the floor the foundations of the Gothic and Baroque components that were not rebuilt	07/14/1983	55
	Rheindorf war memorial	Rheindorf Burgstrasse / corner of Unterstrasse map	After the First World War, the idea of ​​erecting a war memorial for the fallen was born in the Rheindorf population. Due to the inflationary period, the project was postponed and only taken up again in 1937 by the then NSDAP local group leader. 2500 Reichsmarks were collected up to 1938 and with city money and with help from the district, the monument was inaugurated on March 12, 1939 after the approval of the Düsseldorf government president. The stone sculpture made of basalt lava shows a hand grenade launcher ready to attack the "archenemy" France. The inscription reads: "1914–1918: Your death, our strength".	1938	08/23/1983	72
	House Ziskoven	Rheindorf Felderstrasse 11 map	Former home of the sexton and schoolmaster Mathias Ziskoven. Gable-independent half-timbered house with protruding gable and lateral evacuation.	First half of the 17th century	07/14/1983	56
	Half-timbered house in Norhausen	Rheindorf Felderstrasse 17 map	Two-storey half-timbered house "Gaststätte Norhausen", originally a residential building in a courtyard in a multi-storey construction with box cornice and crooked hip roof. Monument value without the rear, newer extensions.	Early 19th century	11/30/1983	75
	Old chaplaincy	Rheindorf Felderstrasse 18 map	Two-storey brick building.	Mid 19th century	07/09/1992	251
	Half-timbered house	Rheindorf Felderstrasse 19 map	Two-story half-timbered house, semi-detached house with No. 21. The front side is faced with bricks, the floor plan is still largely original.	17./18. Century	03/19/1986	180
	Half-timbered house	Rheindorf Felderstrasse 21 map	Two-storey half-timbered house, early stud wall construction with remains of an older stud frame, changed on the ground floor, semi-detached house with No. 19.	17./18. Century	07/14/1983	57
	Bird cross	Rheindorf Pützdelle / On the Grasse map	Passion or memory cross. Donated in 1707 by Adolph Vogel and his wife Ursula, b. Geilenberg. Three-pass cross with wounds. Niche substructure with tail niche and inscription: ("IN 1707 THE HONORABLE ADOLPH VOGEL URSSULA GEILENBERCH EHELEUTH HAVE THIS CRUTZ EARNED") . Above the niche the cross bears the motif: ("GOD ALLEIN DIE EHR '") . Sandstone (partially replaced by concrete).	1707	07/14/1983	58
	Haus Wirtz (former customs house Rheindorf)	Rheindorf Unterstrasse 1 map	The house of the Rheindorf customs collector built in 1705 (from 1705 to 1815 customs were levied on the passing Rhine boatmen). Later owned by the mayor Johann Wirtz (1860–1929). Eaves, plastered brick building with gate passage and mid-house.	1705, dated in iron anchors	07/14/1983	59
	Haus am Orth (Villa Knöterich)	Rheindorf Unterstraße 2 map	The name was given to the house, which was built by Laurenz Adolphs in 1737 and since then has served as the headquarters of the Rhine boatmen family because it was at the entrance to Rheindorf. Representative brick building, originally made of exposed brick with mansard hipped roof and central projection. House entrance with oval skylight and basalt lava walls, presented stairs. The building has served as a restaurant since the beginning of the 20th century. After war damage, the roof and the interior were simply restored. (Today simple hipped roof and plastered facade). Monument value: cellar, outer wall with cornice, corner construction, outer staircase with archway.	1737	11/30/1983	74
	Half-timbered house	Rheindorf Unterstrasse 3 map	Two-storey building: on the left half-timbered house with plastered front, on the right a former half-timbered farm building with a gate passage in stud wall construction.	Early 18th century	07/14/1983	60
	Bergerhof	Rheindorf Unterstrasse 6 map	Two-storey main house of the former "Altenberger Hof". The front sides are made of exposed brick, the rear side in half-timbering. Central entrance with a staircase and handrail. 1986–87 renovated.	18th century, end	07/14/1983	61
	Brick house	Rheindorf Unterstraße 32 map	Two-storey brick house, remnants of a formerly important, bourgeois courtyard. Exposed brick with accentuated joints, today plastered on three sides. The former house entrance with the stairs in front of it changed today.	17./18. Century	11/30/1983	73
	Half-timbered house	Rheindorf Unterstrasse 49 map	Two-storey half-timbered house in a former courtyard in stud wall construction with a crooked hip roof.	1656, on the inscription panel (formerly the door)	07/14/1983	62
	Catholic parish church of St. Thomas More and former parish hall	Schlebusch Alter Grenzweg map	Designed in 1960 and 1962 by the Cologne architect Erwin Schiffer (* 1927). Creative further development of the central building and the three-icon system.	1960/62	03/03/1995	265
	Porter's house of the "Peill'schen Landhaus"	Schlebusch Bergische Landstrasse 2a map	Small, single-storey, neo-baroque plastered building with slated tail gable and curved roof. The former park gate no longer exists today.	1911	05/25/1984	109
	Art Nouveau grille	Schlebusch Bergische Landstrasse 25 (currently in the administration building Miselohestrasse 4, Opladen .) Map	Remainder of the property enclosure of the former "Ferger" hall in Schlebusch. Rich, artistically valuable, ornamental Art Nouveau jewelry.	A. 20th century	03/10/1986	175
	Schlebusch mayor's office	Schlebusch Bergische Landstrasse 28 map	Former mayor's office of the civil parish of Schlebusch. Eaves brick house with a gabled central projectile, triangular gable with the town's coat of arms, including an inscription field, a commemorative field of the old Schlebusch parish church. Until 1930 it served as the seat of the municipal administration of the previously independent municipality of Schlebusch. Afterwards it was an administrative office of the newly founded city of Leverkusen for decades and a day care center for the elderly of the Caritas Association Leverkusen for a few years. Since May 2000 it has been run on a voluntary basis by the then newly founded association “Altes Bürgermeisteramt eV” as a cross-generational meeting center for Schlebusch citizens.	1892	04/11/1984	95
	Pastor Schlebusch	Schlebusch Bergische Landstrasse 51 map	Plastered building in classicist forms with slated back, crooked hip roof, central projecting with flat triangular gable, central entrance, fencing (ornamental grille).	1828/1830	04/11/1984	90
	Zuccalmaglio house	Schlebusch Bergische Landstrasse 53 map	First mayor's office in Schlebusch, birthplace of Vinzenz Jakob von Zuccalmaglio . Jakob Salentin von Zuccalmaglio was mayor of Schlebusch and Opladen. His son Vincent, who was born here, became known as a popular writer under the pseudonym "Montanus". The family lived here until 1844. Two-storey, slated half-timbered building with hipped roof, elaborate eaves and door decorations, as well as rich interior decorations.	End of 18th century	05/29/1984	111
	Vicarie St. Andreas	Schlebusch Bergische Landstrasse 62 map	Two-storey brick building flanking the church square in neo-Romanizing forms with a step. Part of the church, vicarie, former hospital ensemble.	1903/1904	04/13/1984	91
more pictures	Catholic parish church St. Andreas	Schlebusch Bergische Landstrasse 64 map	Three-aisled, neo-Romanesque brick basilica with two-tower facade and church square in front. Inside there are late medieval and baroque sculptures from the previous churches in Schlebusch and Schlebuschrath . The bones and skull of Blessed Gezelinus are kept in a reliquary .	1888/1891	04/13/1984	92
	formerly St. Elisabeth Hospital Schlebusch	Schlebusch Bergische Landstrasse 66 map	Two-storey brick building flanking the church square. Part of the church, vicarie, former hospital ensemble. Popularly called "little monastery".	1903/1904	04/13/1984	93
	House in Kuhlen	Schlebusch Bergische Landstrasse 68 map	Neo-Baroque, two-storey residential and commercial building, brick with plastered structure, decorative facade with elaborate bay window.	1898	04/24/1984	97
	Herkenrath-Hof	Schlebusch Bergische Landstrasse 74/76 map	Former Hof Herkenrath, consisting of a two-storey, slated half-timbered house (around 1720), today with a shop, a two-storey half-timbered house at the back (formerly a hall), and several single-storey half-timbered buildings (19th century), as well as a two-storey, solidly constructed residential and commercial building with a simple plaster facade (early 20th century). The buildings are now used by a restaurant and shops.	1720, (additions 19th / 20th century)	02/15/1985	166
	Andreaes building	Schlebusch Bergische Landstrasse 82 map	Two-storey, narrow, elongated building with a slate hipped roof, plastered building, the front side designed like a castle in late Baroque design. Former gate, orangery and courtyard closure building, structural remnants of the old "tire goods" destroyed by fire at the beginning of the 19th century, summer residence of the Mülheim linen and silk ribbon manufacturer Christoph Andreae II., Whose manufactories reflect the economic situation of the small peasant population of the pre-industrial Schlebusch helped to improve sustainably. Object with socio-historical and architectural significance.	Early 18th century	04/24/1984	96
	Villa Rhodius	Schlebusch Bergische Landstrasse 82a map	Former Villa Rhodius, large, castle-like brick building on a multi-part floor plan, elaborate interior in black timber framework. Lively designed slate roof with ornamental cornice, corner tower, bay window and terrace extensions, ornamental gable in half-timbered. Park in the style of an Engl. Landscaped garden. The villa was built in 1871 by the Andreae family from Mülheim and their descendants lived there until 1914. After the First World War, the community of Schlebusch sent a total of 14 needy families to the villa and the outbuildings. After the building had been sold twice more, the Schlebusch pastor Kleine-Nathland established a connection with the sisters of the poor child Jesus in Kalk . They then bought the Villa Rhodius in 1926 and opened the “Haus Nazareth” children's home there. In 1995 the manor house was converted into a spacious office building after extensive refurbishment.	1871	04/11/1984	96
	Inner yard	Schlebusch Bergische Landstrasse 92 map	Former Knight seat Schlebusch. Courtyard with plastered brick and half-timbered buildings. Main building (residential building) massive, plastered, with a half-hip roof, ashlar building, above the door the coat of arms of the Teutonic Order Commander Felix von Roll . Pigeon tower from the 1850s, remains of the fortifications and remains of the upper moat system still preserved (also listed). The Binneste Hof was partially surrounded by a moat that was fed by the diverted Lötzelbach .	1784 (dated in the coat of arms stone)	05/25/1984	104
	Freudenthal	Schlebusch Freudenthal card	Entire ensemble of factory owners 'villas, workers' house, production wing with chimney, hydropower plants and equipment of valuable industrial history, as well as supporting half-timbered or plastered buildings. In the outside area hydraulic engineering systems, consisting of upper and lower trench system, reservoir. Due to its unity and its rare technical equipment, the factory ensemble is an equally important monument in terms of local and technical history.	19th century	04/22/1985	171
	Hereditary burial place of the von Diergardt family	Schlebusch Gustav-Heinemann-Strasse map	From 1857 to 1918 the family of the textile manufacturer Friedrich Freiherr von Diergardt was lord of castle von Morsbroich in Schlebusch. Their hereditary burial site, built in the classical style in the forest in front of the palace in 1883, is modeled on the grave of the von Humboldt family in the park of Schloss Tegel in Berlin . In 1984 the system was repaired by the city of Leverkusen. The following members of the family are buried here: Friedrich Daniel Freiherr von Diergardt, Fideikommissherr auf Morsbroich, born Nov. 21, 1850, † Aug. 26, 1907 Viktor von Diergardt, * March 10, 1886, † April 18, 1912 Agnes Freifrau von Diergardt, b. Freiin von Loen, * December 8, 1851, † April 1, 1917 Leopold Freiherr von Loen, infantry general and adjutant general, * June 24, 1817, † February 26, 1895 Gabriele Freiin von Finck, * July 16, 1910, † December 15, 2004 Therese Freifrau von Finck, b. von Diergardt, born Sept. 29, 1882, † Feb. 15, 1969 Leopold Freiherr von Diergardt, * June 21, 1882, † October 11, 1918 Huberta Freifrau von Finck, b. von Wenzlawowicz, * May 7, 1924, † June 18, 1996 Memorial stones were erected for the following members: Hertha Anna Freifrau von Diergardt, b. Späth, * December 23, 1893, † Aug. 22, 1988, (buried in the forest cemetery Scherfenbrand / Schlebusch) Friedrich Leopold Freiherr von Diergardt, Fideikommissherr auf Morsbroich, * December 31, 1879, † June 29, 1958, (buried at the Scherfenbrand / Schlebusch forest cemetery) Joachim Freiherr von Finck, born October 22, 1912 in Dresden, died June 12, 1940 in France (buried in the Beauvais cemetery ) Gisbert Freiherr von Romberg-Klitzing, born Dec. 14, 1911, fallen Aug. 12, 1941 in Russia Baron Hasso-Geza von Diergardt-Naglo, * June 12, 1916, † March 25, 1997 (buried in Canada)	1883 (gate)	05/24/1984	108
	Kuhlmann scythe factory	Schlebusch Hammerweg map		19th century	04/09/1985	170
	Residential building	Schlebusch Heinrich-Lübke-Strasse 57 map	One-storey plastered building with attic extension. High, hipped roof with wide overhangs and decorative attachments on the ridge. The entrance plan merges into a mid-sized house with a floating gable.	1890-1900	October 24, 1995	276
	Half-timbered semi-detached house	Schlebusch Hummelsheim 51/52 map	Two-storey, eaves-standing half-timbered house, two-axis core part in pure post construction (18th century). Additions on both sides from the early 19th century in storey construction. Part of building no. 51 slated (decorative slate); No. 52 partially slated (front side).	18th and 19th centuries	April 15, 1986 and April 9, 1986	198 + 199
	Femestein	Schlebusch Hummelsheimer Hof	Old boundary stone from 1648 with coat of arms ("Thunarbesen", Donnerbesen or "Femregel"), today placed in the Villa Römer	1648	10/22/1987	227
	Grave cross	Schlebusch Kreuzbroicher Straße 8 map	Grave cross, late baroque, walled in next to the house entrance, from the former churchyard of the old parish church in Schlebuschrath.	Mid-18th century	06/18/1984	112
	Catholic parish church St. Albertus Magnus	Schlebusch Lortzingstrasse 1 map	Built in 1958/59 according to plans by Josef Lehmbrock . An extension made in a second construction phase took place in 1961.	1958/61	03/03/1995	266
	Freiherr-vom-Stein-Gymnasium	Schlebusch Morsbroicher Straße 77 map	Multi-storey school building in exposed concrete.	1966/71	11/02/2009	343
	Grave monuments in the historic cemetery on Mülheimer Strasse	Schlebusch Muelheimer Strasse map	Cross-section of the sepulchral culture of the late 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries. The picture shows the tomb of Johann Abraham Anton Schaaffhausen , dated 1824 , as an example. The inscription on the side of the neo-Gothic tomb reads: GOD GOD, THE WIFE AND THE CHILDREN consecrate this monument in silent sadness to the noble merchant AJ SCHAAFFHAUSEN, LORD OF MORSBROICH, KOEN. PREUSS. COMMERZIENRATH, PRESIDENT OF THE COMMERCIAL COURT, MEMBER OF THE CITY OF COELN AR, OF THE RED EAGLE ORDER III. CL. KNIGHT, HE DIED LXVIII YEARS OLD ON THE XIII. JANUARY MDCCCXXIV, WEEPING INNY OF ALL THE GOOD OF HIS TIME.	18th, 19th and early 20th centuries	07/15/1986	200
	Peill's country house	Schlebusch Mülheimer Strasse 1 map	Wooden building, two-storey, plastered in the Swiss country house style. Multi-part, flat, protruding slate roof with formerly very rich carving, now simplified. Landscape garden after engl. Prototype, wooden veranda, rococo door (reuse). A branch of the city library was housed here until 2008.	2nd half of the 19th century	05/25/1984	106
	Remise building of the "Peill'schen Landhaus"	Schlebusch Mülheimer Strasse 3 map	Two-storey exposed brick building with clinker brick structure, the low attic storey in ornamental framework (side projections, crooked hip roof, carvings and gable decoration).	2nd half of the 19th century	05/25/1984	105
more pictures	Evangelical Church Schlebusch "On the Blue Mountain"	Schlebusch Mülheimer Strasse 13 map	Plain brick building in simple Romanesque forms, front west tower with slate pyramid, simple furnishings from the time of construction. With the construction of the scythe factory in Freudental, the first Protestants settled in Schlebusch. On December 17, 1846, the first service took place in private rooms. Before that, the Protestants had to go to Altenberg or Mülheim on foot. Here on Mülheimer Straße, or on the street “Am Blauen Berg”, they built their first church on a given plot of land, which was inaugurated on December 13, 1853. Due to the ever increasing number of parishioners, the church was enlarged in 1892 and 1913. During the Second World War it was damaged by bombs, especially the glass windows were destroyed. The damage was repaired between 1946 and 1947. In 1951 the entire spire was removed and the roof below with the bell cage was completely renewed.	1853 (in iron splints on the tower), 1892 and 1913 (extension)	05/25/1984	107
	Villa Wuppermann	Schlebusch Mülheimer Strasse 14 map	Two-storey villa in Swiss country house style, wooden verandas, rich carvings, landscape garden based on the English model. In 1885 Heinrich Theodor Wuppermann bought the house from the Mülheim cloth manufacturer Christoph Andreae. It remained in the family's possession until it was sold to the city of Leverkusen in 1987. In 2008 it was extensively renovated. Today it is u. a. the seat of the District Mayor of District III. Clubs and private individuals can rent the building for small celebrations.	Middle of the 19th century / end of the 19th century (extensions)	05/08/1984	101
	Collection of tombs of the Wuppermann family in the park of the property	Schlebusch Mülheimer Strasse 14 map		Beginning of the 17th century until the turn of the 19th and 20th century.	09/14/1994	260
	Headquarters	Schlebusch Saarstrasse 1 map	Former Official residence and headquarters of the former Schlebusch carbonite factory. Two and a half storey brick building, hipped roof, facade with elements of the English Country house style, location of the building on the site of the former carbonit AG explosives factory. Today there is a restaurant here.	Late 19th century, 20th century	02/11/1994	258
	Courtyard	Steinbüchel An der Lichtenburg 22 map	Two-storey residential building, half-timbered, partially slated, original interior, multi-storey construction, the adjacent farm buildings younger and not listed	E. 18th century / A 19th century	10/09/1984	138
	Gut Steinbüchel	Steinbüchel An der Lichtenburg 25/27 map	The "Steinbüchler Römersgut" or "Die Lichtenburg" is a two-storey half-timbered house with an adjacent half-timbered bakery as an informative remainder of the courtyard that has existed since the 16th century. (Core courtyard of today's scattered settlement area "An der Lichtenburg". Residential building in multi-storey construction, transitional form from stud wall construction to multi-storey construction). Bakehouse, single-storey in half-timbered, monumental value also the original furnishings typical of the time (doors, stairs, Cologne ceilings).	19th century, middle	03/04/1991	250
	Steinbüchel House	Steinbüchel Auf'm Berg 2 map	Former knight seat Steinbüchel, first mentioned in 1150, owned by the Teutonic Order in the 18th century. Four-wing courtyard, the large two-storey mansion with a crooked roof was rebuilt in 1732 and redesigned at the beginning of the 20th century. Manor house plastered on three sides, on the courtyard facade grave slab with Teutonic Cross and coat of arms stone (both 18th century), the eastern facade side with protruding half-timbered upper storey (rich decorative framework). Farm building after fire in 1908, including remnants of the older building fabric (half-timbered), partly rebuilt on a slightly different floor plan. Farm building in solid construction, brick, one and two-story with saddle and crooked roofs, elevator hatches. Construction, technical equipment and jewelry design of above-average quality. In the north, large timber-framed half-timbered barn in five compartments. The remains of the former moats are also part of the listed building. In 1999 the farm was converted into a residential complex with 26 apartments.	1732/1908	01/27/1987	203
	Memorial cross to the old Steinbüchel parish church, demolished in 1894	Steinbüchel Auf'm Berg at house No. 2 map		1914	10/16/1984	148
more pictures	Sankt Nikolaus Neuboddenberg	Steinbüchel Berliner Strasse 173/175 map	three-aisled neo-Romanesque brick basilica on a cross-shaped floor plan with transept, semicircular apse, low turret flanking the west portal and mighty three-storey choir flank tower in the east	1894	04/07/1987	220
	Two-storey half-timbered house	Steinbüchel Berliner Strasse 39 map			07/22/2011	350
	Two-storey half-timbered building	Steinbüchel Berliner Strasse 42 map	Former home and office of the mayor of the former Schlebusch rural bourgeoisie in Fettehenne, stud wall construction	M. 18th century	10/09/1984	137
	Johannes von Nepomuk Chapel Fettehenne	Steinbüchel Berliner Strasse 46 map	Simple plastered building with a gable roof and slated roof turret, dating in iron anchors 1737, Komtur coat of arms, valuable rural furnishings from the 18th and 19th centuries.	1737 / extension 1842	January 24, 1985	164
	Spiral staircase	Steinbüchel Berliner Strasse 62 map	16-sided spindle with octagonal base on the ground floor, rounded on the first floor. Oak steps with decorative molding in connection with the stair spindle, steps and seating steps connected by hand-forged nails. Rarity.		11/18/1988	239
	Arbor house "Am Barrier"	Steinbüchel Berliner Strasse 64 map	Two-storey, eaves half-timbered house with a gazebo facing the street. Arbor formerly slated (decorative slate) stud wall construction (special type)	18th century	10/09/1984	136
	Half-timbered houses and barn	Steinbüchel Berliner Strasse 81 / 81a map	Two-tier, two-storey half-timbered houses and a half-timbered barn, stud wall construction	18./M. 19th century	10/09/1984	135
	Former open half-timbered courtyard	Steinbüchel Engstenberger Weg 16/18 map	Two-storey, partially slated, half-timbered house (storey construction), attached barn wings (one and two-storey), brick, partly plastered, free-standing half-timbered barn in three compartments.	19th century, end of 20th century, beginning	December 13, 1990	249
	Half-timbered house	Steinbüchel Engstenberger Weg 26 map	Two-storey plastered half-timbered house, part of the Engstenberg courtyard, semi-detached house with No. 28. Monument value without the rear extensions	A. 18./19. Century	October 19, 1984	159
	Half-timbered house	Steinbüchel Engstenberger Weg 28 map	Two-storey slated half-timbered house, part of the Engstenberg farm complex, semi-detached house with No. 26	A. 18th century / 19th century Century	October 19, 1984	158
	Gut Halfenleimbach	Steinbüchel Engstenberger Weg. F 5	The two-storey half-timbered house with a half-hipped roof, stud wall construction, the facade is now clad. Family and local historical significance	around 1800.	March 16, 1987	207
	Altenberg Cross	Steinbüchel Gronenborner Weg	Part of a group of crosses originally made up of 3 crosses from Altenberg Monastery, moved to this location in 1817. Stand cross: cross attachment with large body, substructure with shell niche, abbot's coat of arms in cartouche with scrollwork.		10/16/1984	149
	Gronenborn mill	Steinbüchel Gronenborner Weg	Mentioned in a document in 1791. The supplement to the original map from 1830 shows the uniform group of buildings with living room, bakery, rooms for the waterwheel and gearbox and a barn building. Ensemble with extensions and barn		08/15/1995	271
	Stand cross "At the Red Cross near Steinbüchel"	Steinbüchel Krummer Weg / In der Wasserkuhl map	Original only the substructure with shell niche, the cross attachment renewed	E. 18th century	10/16/1984	144
	Half-timbered house	Steinbüchel Neuenhaus F 6	Two-storey half-timbered house, semi-detached house with Neuenhaus F 7. Pure stud frame, extension at the front in stud wall construction. The front facade formerly with decorative slate. Monument value: main house without the adjoining brick extensions.	17th century, E. 18 / A. 19th century	03/19/1986	179
	Half-timbered house	Steinbüchel Neuenhaus F 7	Two-storey half-timbered house, semi-detached house with No. 6, pure stand frame. Date: 17th century. Monument value without the rear attachment	17th century	03/19/1986	195
	former living / stable house	Steinbüchel low sheet metal A 35	Two-storey former residential / stable house, early stud wall construction, decorative framework (wavy band), off-center floor plan, old windows. Extensions, modern extension in the longitudinal direction. Monument value: The two-cell core building (rarity) without its modern extension or its additions	1st half of the 18th century, extensions / reconstructions E. 19./A. 20th century	05/24/1989	244
more pictures	Herz-Jesu-Kirche with outbuildings	Wiesdorf Marktplatz 1 map	Hall church with brick bell tower attached to the northeast, ashlar facings, brick structure, narrow, high round arched windows (Thorn-Prikker windows), original furnishings. To the side of the church, several flat-roofed one and multi-storey outbuildings, brick, are grouped around a rectangular courtyard	1929	10/22/1984	157
	Forum	Wiesdorf Am Büchelter Hof 9 map	The steadily growing population of Leverkusen towards the end of the 1950s increased the need for a central, cultural institution. By setting up a cultural center, the city council wanted to create an “intellectual gathering point” for the city. In 1959 the ideas competition was advertised and in 1961 the contract for the overall planning and execution was awarded to the Münster-based architect Ulrich Schmidt von Altenstadt (* 1928). On September 20, 1965, construction work began to build the underground car park. On October 1, 1966, the structural work of the second construction phase with the hall construction, the rooms for the adult education center and the restaurant began. On September 20, 1969, Prime Minister Heinz Kühn finally handed over the "Forum" to its destination. The original usage concept envisaged a mix of uses with the functions of museum, library, adult education center, house of youth, restaurant and multi-purpose hall for concert / theater in one large overall facility. Not everything was realized, the third construction phase was never tackled. The concept itself, however, is so typical of the time that it was taken into consideration. The monument protection report states: “The sixties were a time of new beginnings. The development of new technologies and groundbreaking innovations were decisive for the enthusiasm for the future and technology that shaped the post-war period ”. This is clearly reflected in the architecture of the forum. New technologies and building materials, such as plastics, have been developed for the construction industry. The precast construction - especially concrete - made it possible to construct buildings quickly and economically. With the hexagon as the basic shape, the architecturally high-quality execution of Altenstadts and the usage concept typical of the time, the “Forum” is considered a pioneer of structuralism in Germany in the 1970s.	1965-1969		336
	Carl Duisberg High School	Wiesdorf Am Stadtpark 27–29 map	The L-shaped structure of the former secondary school is a monument. Brick, multi- tiered structure in the forms of the international style, designed by Wilhelm Fähler . The building of the high school named after Carl Duisberg and now closed is used today by the adjoining "Realschule am Stadtpark".	1927/28 (later additions)	11/06/1987	228
	Apprentice workshop	Wiesdorf Bayerwerk Building E1			03/31/2004	326
		Wiesdorf Bayerwerk building E39		Pharma tablet factory	03/31/2004	327
	G-power plant	Wiesdorf Bayerwerk building G11 / G12 / G13			03/31/2004	328
	Bayerwerk, building K12	Wiesdorf Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee map			03/31/2004	329
	Bayerwerk, building K13	Wiesdorf Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee map			03/31/2004	329
	Bayerwerk, building Q26	Wiesdorf Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee map	The former main administration building of the paint factories Friedr. Bayer & Co. was established from 1906 to 1912. According to tradition, the plans for the building were drawn up by Willy Günther with the help of Hubert Amrhein. However, the name Günther cannot be identified in any of the available sources and is otherwise not known in Leverkusen or in connection with the Bayer company. Hubert Amrhein, on the other hand, is named among those present and the building application plans bear the monogram HA, so that the authorship, or at least Amrhein's involvement in the design of the main administration, can be considered secure. The building permit for the west wing was granted in 1906. In July 1911, the central building and east wing were also approved, and the building was completed in 1912/13. After the Second World War, the west and east wings were extended in 1953. While retaining the historical substance in the basement, new three-storey facades with flat hip roofs in the style of the 1950s were created for the side wings. In 1962 the clock tower over the central wing was demolished. In 1987, the west and east wings were clad with natural stone in historical forms, based on the architecture of the central building. The third floor was included in a slate mansard roof. On the facade there are reliefs by Joseph Hammerschmidt . Today the plant administration, the legal department, the accounting department and parts of the accounting department are housed here.	1906–1912, 1953 (side wing)	03/31/2004	330
	Bayerwerk, building Q30	Wiesdorf Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee map	Former administration building for the pharmaceuticals sector - today the headquarters of the Bayer subgroup Bayer HealthCare. Built 1937–1939 based on plans by Emil Fahrenkamp .	1937-1939	03/31/2004	325
	Outdoor pool area	Wiesdorf Bismarckstrasse / Am Stadtpark	Entrance building as a two-storey pavilion building with a residential roof on an oval floor plan, the upper storey resting on three supports (similar to a portico). Two elongated, single-storey changing and utility buildings with flat roofs lead off at an angle from the central building.	1935	10/25/1995	280
	Commercial and industrial vocational schools.	Wiesdorf Bismarckstrasse 207, 209, 211 map	Three similar structures that adapt to the trapezoidal plot, reinforced concrete skeleton construction, staggered. Flat-roofed single-flush angular buildings, three-storey wings, four-storey transverse arms. Architect: Hans Schumacher , Cologne (1891–1982).	Planning / construction period 1954–1961	04/17/1997	284
	Residential / commercial building	Wiesdorf Breidenbachstrasse 2 map	Representative corner building as the entrance / end of the old town center on the lower main street. Two-in-hand car at right angles with a slightly trapezoidal floor plan. Elaborate facade design with corner bay windows and facing brickwork.	1909	October 24, 1995	277
	High bunker system	Wiesdorf Barmer Strasse / Schießbergstrasse map		1942	02/25/2002	314
	"The Seeing One"	Wiesdorf Carl-Duisberg-Park map	Female nude, bronze, created in 1932 by Fritz Klimsch .	1932	December 27, 2011	352
	High bunker system	Wiesdorf Carl-Duisberg-Strasse 319 map	The bunker Carl-Duisberg-Straße, which was also known as "Gatekeeper I" because of its relation to the main entrance of the plant, is located in an axis with the main entrance of the Bayer plant. It was built in 1941, but was only fully completed after the end of the war. It served as a makeshift air raid shelter for civil defense as early as the summer of 1943, even before the interior was finished. It is an eight-story bunker over a rectangular floor plan of 11.85 m × 14.40 m. It is accessed by two flat-roofed entrance locks on the long sides of the building, which are intended to protect the gas locks behind from the effects of splinters. In the middle of the main facade there is a bay-like, semicircular porch from the 7th floor, which is raised above the cornice to a structure in the form of an armored dome with four observation and loopholes. In addition, a double row of five console-like ventilation openings divides the narrow sides. The interior of the bunker is accessed via a central staircase. Access to the pulpit is via a spiral staircase in the wall protrusion. The total production costs amounted to 628,517.73 Reichsmarks. The documents received show that the monitoring of the airspace from the bunker was mainly carried out by factory employees. The bunker Carl-Duisberg-Straße is an example of a special architectural-historical development in Germany in the 1940s - the bunker construction as an original building task of the Third Reich. Its outer shape, which is based on medieval fortifications, served as camouflage during enemy attacks and is at the same time a design element in the space situation, which is visible from many sides. In addition - especially in the early days of the bunker construction - the defensibility of the air raid shelters should be manifested by following the fortress structures of the Middle Ages. The distinctive structure has a decisive impact on the street area opposite the factory entrance, so that its preservation also appears to be necessary for urban planning reasons. As a testimony to the aerial warfare, it is also important as a memorial for human history. There is a public interest in its preservation and use for historical and urban planning reasons. Today the bunker is partly used by a kiosk that is located directly in front of the bunker.	1941	04/15/2002	318
	Residential and commercial building	Wiesdorf Dhünnstrasse 15 map		around 1900	December 27, 2011	354
	High bunker system	Wiesdorf Dr.-August-Blanck-Strasse 6	The bunker at Dr.-August-Blanck-Straße 6 was built from 1941 and, like most of the Leverkusen bunkers, was only fully completed after the end of the war. However, it was already in makeshift civil defense use from 1944, even before the interior was completed. It is a six-story bunker over a rectangular floor plan with two basement floors. It is accessed by four entrance protection structures at the corners of the building, which are supposed to protect the gas locks behind them from the effects of splinters (two of them are now walled up). Below the circumferential cranked cornice with a block frieze, there is a bay-like porch in the center of the facade from the front and back, each on four stepped consoles. It contains parts of the ventilation system, which is accessible from the basement via a riser. A massive cover plate with beveled edges forms the upper end. In the middle of the roof sits a structure in the form of an armored dome with three viewing slits. The interior of the bunker is accessed via two stairwells. The bunker had 1336 beds and 301 seats. The total production costs amounted to 1,122,432.20 Reichsmarks. In 1957 the catholic church was built on the remaining open space. Parish church of St. Hildegard based on plans by the architect Karl Band . A youth and culture center has been located in the building since 1969.	1941	02/25/2002	316
	Ev. Parish hall	Wiesdorf Dönhoffstrasse / Otto-Grimm-Strasse map	Stately, five-story brick building with a front entrance wing , narrow windows (1920s, with a tendency towards monumentality from the 1930s), architect: Wilhelm Fähler .	1931	03/25/1985	169
	Official colony	Wiesdorf div.	Residential colony for senior officials at Bayer AG. Settlement laid out in a grid, symmetrical structure through grouping of house types. The buildings erected until 1914 are formative. Idea of ​​the design of the representative single building on large plots.	1895-1925	11/18/1997	287
	Colony II, "Anna" workers colony	Wiesdorf div.	Settlement for members of Bayer AG. Construction in several stages. Kaiserplatz (symmetrical, horticultural designed area) as urban center. Other components of the settlement are the recreation house with a park and various fountains.	1900-1925	11/20/1997	288
	Colony III, "Johanna"	Wiesdorf div.	Workers' colony for members of Bayer AG. The settlement is a typical example of the reform architecture of the urban art movement.	1912-1925	December 3rd, 1997	289
	"Home" colony	Wiesdorf div.	Residential colony for Bayer AG officials. The settlement consists of two-storey plastered houses with high roof structures, residential, mansard or saddle roofs, bay windows, balconies, colored cladding and representative entrance areas.	1911-1933	12/17/1997	290
more pictures	Christ Church	Wiesdorf Friedrich-Ebert-Platz / Dönhoffstrasse map	neo-Gothic brick hall church with straight choir end, transept, rich stepped gable, rusticated stone plinth, southeast bell tower with a pointed dome. Architect Fritsche, Elberfeld,	1904 to 1906,	03/25/1985	168
	Way-hour stone	Wiesdorf Friedrich-Ebert-Platz map	(Formerly located on Köln-Düsseldorfer Straße in Küppersteg, near the motorway that runs there today)	around 1800	March 16, 1987	215
	Former Bayer department store	Wiesdorf Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse 325, 327, 329, Philipp-Ott-Strasse 1, 3 map	Group residence with shop opposite the main fire station of the plant to meet the need for apartments for fire fighters.	1921-1924	05/10/1995	270
	Porter I and former main fire station,	Wiesdorf Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse map	Two-storey, plastered gate building with an axial structure. The center of the building is emphasized by a copper-clad lantern with a clock and side gables protruding into the roof. Dark natural stone facing on the ground floor.	1912/13	08/24/1995	275
	Apartment building	Wiesdorf Haberstraße 29, 31, 33 map	Two-storey apartment building, brick building, eaves in nine by two axes. Ground floor and first floor on a non-detached base, gable as stepped gable, street-side gable with almost house-deep balcony and octagonal bay window.	1928	12/17/1997	292
	Apartment building	Wiesdorf Haberstraße 35, 37, 39 map	Two-storey apartment building, brick building, eaves in nine by two axes. Ground floor and first floor on a non-detached base, gable as stepped gable, street-side gable with almost house-deep balcony and octagonal bay window.	1928	12/17/1997	291
	Residential building	Wiesdorf Hauptstrasse 114 map		1900	08/03/2004	321
	Residential / commercial building from the early days.	Wiesdorf Hauptstrasse 70 map	Built in 1904/05 by the architect Karl Fest. Elaborate facade design with bay windows, gables, decorations in historicizing form, rich ornamentation. Renovations in 1939 and 1986. Emphasized position as a corner house.	1904-1905	08/22/1995	272
	Residential building	Wiesdorf Kaiserstrasse 9 map	Two-storey, brick-faced residential building formerly provided with a doctor's practice. The building was built around 1902 for Dr. Fritz Stephan erected. The floor plan is almost in its original condition. Due to the effects of the war, the former crowning and curved buckled gable has given way to a dormer built in 1947. The facade is four-axis on the first and second floors. On the ground floor there is the entrance to the hall on the left, which is followed by the stairwell on the courtyard side. A polygonal bay window with a hood sits above the wider window of the axis next to the door. The building is designed as a purely residential building, the apartments on the ground floor and first floor are two-room-wide and two-room-deep, the hallway with access to the rooms is parallel to the facade between the rooms. In the mansard part on the street side, the top floor used to house chambers, the rear towed part served as dry storage. The house is a massive brick building, the interior walls also brick walls (partly half-timbered with brickwork). The ceilings consist of wooden floorboards on wooden beam ceilings, the cellar ceiling is designed as a Prussian cap ceiling. The roof is a one-sided mansard roof and has been expanded. The street facade is designed as a show facade with imitation isodomic ashlar masonry made of plaster. It sits on an equally designed, slightly protruding base. The second façade axis, formerly crowned by a gable, also protrudes slightly on the ground floor, covered with a half-octagon bay window on the upper floor. Floral stucco elements adorn the console, parapet, and the upper pillar and lintel area. The bay window is closed off by a slightly curved hood. The windows are framed on the ground floor with a flat arch and flush with the plaster all-round profile (rod valley), on the upper floor with a straight lintel and the same rod valleys, but protruding borders in a wide crenellated shape. The roof cornice is designed as a quarter fillet, underneath there is a round arch frieze as a blind arch in Gothic form and side closures with chalice bases and chalice capitals. The stepped facade decoration over the front door, which surrounds the year 1902, is kept in the same design language. However, the pedestals are kept as flowers here. The richly structured and decorated facade with decorative elements has been preserved. The staircase with wooden stairs and flooring with decorative tiles, many doors and door frames are also original. Furthermore, all street-side windows on the ground floor and first floor, as well as the house entrance door.	1902	03/02/2004	319
more pictures	Catholic parish church of St. Antonius	Map of Wiesdorf Kleine Kirchstrasse	small neo-Gothic brick hall church, equipment worth protecting, organ and bells.	1692 (west tower) 1872 (ship) 1902 (extension)	01/11/1982	2
	Residential building	Wiesdorf Manforter Strasse 123 map	Eaves, two-storey residential building as a brick building plastered on the street side, 1902, with a single-storey extension. The building was built in 1902 for the client Richard Schreiber by the entrepreneur Theodor Nagelschmidt, who later took over the house. The room layout of the building with annex containing two apartments is in its original state. In 1956 the building at Manforter Strasse 121 was added to the west. The main building presents itself as two-axis and eaves, the single-axis east side of which faces the street and is gabled and slightly protruding to the rear. This eastern part also shows a two-storey, three-axis side view with the house entrance in the middle. The rear view follows the street facade with the biaxiality of the eaves part, but here the eastern side is optically asymmetrical due to the distribution of the stairwell lighting and the toilet window. A five-axis, single-storey extension is located on the western property boundary, the part of which, at the time of the building, was used as living space and the other part as a laundry room. The main building with a basement has two saddle roofs at right angles to one another, the auxiliary building with no basement has a monopitch roof rising to the property boundary. The structure was erected in massive brick construction, only two inner walls per floor are designed as lined half-timbered walls. The basement ceiling is a Prussian cap ceiling, the ceilings above the ground floor and 1st floor are wooden beam ceilings. The main entrance (located on the east side) leads into the north-facing staircase. The individual apartments on the ground floor and 1st floor and the individual rooms in the attic are accessed via this. The apartments have the same floor plan structure (apart from the additional room on the ground floor in the annex). Two rooms facing north and south are connected via a central corridor. The building with its three visible facade surfaces is designed differently in each of these. The street facade is plastered as a show facade. The windows on the ground floor and 1st floor are framed by plaster walls. The main structure and the eastern transverse structure each have cuboid structures on their outer sides and one below the other. On the ground floor these are neo-renaissance blocks, on the first floor diamond blocks. The ground floor, first floor and roof are visually separated by an intermediate cornice, while the cellar protruding slightly from the ground forms a protruding base. The triangular gable in the attic is provided with vertical decorative boards. The side facade is designed as a brick facade with rolled joints. Plaster walls around the windows, which are only formed as recesses in the masonry, as well as around the entrance door, lateral cuboids and horizontal cornices are arranged as on the street-side facade. The rear facade and the single-storey extension, on the other hand, are designed as pure brick facades with simple joints. The base is also unplastered. The only decoration is the triangular gable, which is provided with decorative boards analogous to the street side. The design shown here illustrates the deliberate gradation of the individual facades in terms of their value, which merges here from the richly decorated plastered facade on the street side to the very simple brick facade on the courtyard side. All room structures, all external doors (with bell system) and historical wooden windows (exception 1st floor at the back) with the original fittings, the staircase with wooden stairs, tiled floor made of Mettlach tiles and the extremely rare Lincrusta wall paneling, all internal doors with original are preserved in the original or contemporary fittings, all historical floors (wooden floorboards, hallway ground floor tiled floor made from Mettlach tiles), as well as all historical apartment entrance doors. The external design of the building corresponds entirely to the construction. The iron fence system with double gates accompanying Manforter Strasse has also been preserved.	1902	03/06/2002	312
	Residential building	Wiesdorf Manforter Strasse 26 map	Eaves, two-story house as a plastered brick building, 19th century, with a gable roof.	Mid 19th century	11/23/1999	301
	Residential building	Wiesdorf Manforter Strasse 28 map	Eaves, two-storey house as a plastered brick building, early 20th century, with a gable roof.	1902	11/23/1999	302
	Residential building	Wiesdorf Manforter Strasse 30 map	Eaves, two-storey house as a plastered brick building, attic partly in half-timbered, early 20th century, with a gable roof.	1901	11/23/1999	303
	Villa building	Wiesdorf Manforter Strasse 31 map	Eaves, two-storey villa building as a plastered brick building with ashlar decorations and a tent roof. An extension is attached to the main house with a full cellar (built in 1896) (built in 1949). The property also includes a spacious warehouse, three garage parking spaces and eleven outside parking spaces for cars.	1896	02/07/2000	304
	multi-storey art nouveau house	Wiesdorf Manforter Strasse 58 map		1904	December 18, 2008	340
	Cemetery chapel	Wiesdorf Manforter Strasse 182 map	Design by the Leverkusen architect Wilhelm Fähler (1889–1953).	1917/18	December 18, 2008	338
		Wiesdorf Montanusstrasse 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 18, 20, Dönhoffstrasse 19, Montanusstrasse 9, 7, 5, 3, 1, Lichstrasse 12, 14, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23 map	Closed architectural ensemble from the period between 1903 and 1907 with street-side façades designed in geometric and vegetal forms of Art Nouveau, as well as in decorative forms from the Wilhelminian era. Montanusstrasse: here strict horizontal structure through continuous cornice strips and mezzanine, vertical structure of the window axes and richly ornamented bay windows and balconies and gables protruding like risalit. The corner houses are accentuated by corner projections raised with tower attachments. Lichstrasse: Similar characteristics, but flat facades without bay windows and mezzanines. Local and social historical document, example of an urban expansion of the expanding industrial location Wiesdorf. Speculative object. Client and contractor: Walter Hausberg, Wiesdorf; Facade design: Architect Heinrich Schwung, Küppersteg.	1903-1907	10/11/1989	247
	Wiesdorf fire station	Wiesdorf Moskauer Strasse 3 map		1910	December 18, 2008	339
	High bunker system	Wiesdorf Niederfeldstrasse map	Built by the Jos. Weiser and Sons from November 1941 to May 1944. In makeshift civil defense use from June 1944 to April 30, 1945. Two-storey bunker over a rectangular floor plan of approx. 15 × 61 m. It is accessed via four single-storey entrance protection structures on the building corners on the long sides, which are intended to protect the gas locks behind from the effects of splinters. The narrow sides are subdivided by an arched arch. The upper end is formed by a slightly recessed cover plate 2 m thick. The inner development is through two double staircases. The bunker had 350 beds and 590 seats. The total production costs amounted to 656,822.41 Reichsmarks. The Niederfeldstrasse bunker was never fully completed despite its long construction period. After long delays had already occurred during the excavation work due to the break in frost, the lack of material and manpower subsequently hindered the rapid completion of the construction work. The result was that the bunker could only be used provisionally in 1944, ie it only fulfilled its protective function provisionally. Due to its exposed location in the immediate vicinity of the Bayer AG factory premises and within a residential area, it was the most endangered bunker in the city. For this reason, it was supplied from March 11, 1945 by its own well and the sale of food in the bunker was approved to ensure the supply after there had been deaths due to air raids while fetching water and food. Originally, a gable roof was to be added to the two-storey structure, the walls were to be divided by round arches spanning all storeys, and a two-storey tower with a bell roof would have been placed in front of the western long side of the building as an ornament. However, these details were never implemented and thus also document the slow collapse of the Nazi dictatorship at the end of the Second World War.	1941	02/25/2002	315
	Doktorsburg	Wiesdorf Rathenaustraße 63 map	The "Doktorsburg", also called "Haus Büchel" or "Oberbüchel", was first mentioned around 1171. It got its name from Dr. Jakob von Omphal , who acquired the property with the previous building in 1540 and who, after his death in 1567, remained in the family's possession for well over 100 years. Today's building, two-storey in five axes with a polygonal bay window and roof house, was built by the Commander of the Teutonic Order, Baron Goswin Scheiffart von Merode , in 1682.	1682	March 16, 1987	211
	Forecourt situation of the former Wiesdorf train station with street layout, green area and fountain	Wiesdorf Rudolf-Mann-Platz map	On December 17, 2010, the property became: Forecourt of old Wiesdorf train station with fountain, Rudolf-Mann-Straße / Rudolf-Mann-Platz, 51373 Leverkusen, Wiesdorf district, hall 17, parcels 43, 44, 45, 193 and Parts of 223 and 227, according to § 3 DSchG NW under the serial no. A 349 in the list of monuments of the city of Leverkusen.	around 1900 ff.	December 17, 2010	349
	Former Wiesdorf train station.	Wiesdorf Rudolf-Mann-Platz 5 map	Typical train station from around the First World War. Reception building in the style of the smaller train stations of the Royal. Prussian State Railways. One-storey building with a high hipped mansard roof. The station opened on January 2, 1914. Since the construction of the Leverkusen-Mitte train station in 1979 and the Bayerwerk S-Bahn station, no trains have stopped here. Until 1999 the building was u. a. leased to a restaurant. After the renovation, which cost € 300,000, various Bayer cultural associations moved here in 2002.	1914	08/24/1995	274
	Former Lindenhof restaurant	Wiesdorf Weiherstrasse 48, 53 map	Single-storey, rectangular hall building with a gently sloping gable roof and multi-part facade, with protruding and recessed curves (side rooms) as the core of the complex. To the south of the hall is the associated residential building, a two-storey, five-axis brick building. This is the house of Emanuel Mosler, who immigrated from Cologne and who built the Lindenhof, which was built in the 1880s. The entire ensemble is rounded off by two ponds and a tennis court. The facility has housed the town since 1976. Lindenhof youth center. It also serves as an event location (concerts, carnival meetings, etc.).	Predecessor or original building in the 1870s, today's ensemble 1936/37	October 24, 1995	279

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