List of listed objects in Ober-Grafendorf
The list of listed objects in Ober-Grafendorf contains the 8 listed , immovable objects of the municipality of Ober-Grafendorf in the Lower Austrian district of Sankt Pölten-Land .
Monuments
photo | monument | Location | description | Metadata |
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Schloss Fridau , "Neuschloss" ObjectID : 31640 |
Fridau 1 location KG: Fridau |
The new castle is a three-storey, three-wing complex with a courtyard . The seven-axis central section on the courtyard side is dominated by the three-axis central risalit, in the middle of the garden side a three-axis risalit protrudes polygonally from the 13-axis facade. |
ObjectID : 31640 Status : Notification Status of the BDA list: 2020-02-29 Name: Schloss Fridau, "Neuschloss" GstNr .: .1 Schloss Fridau |
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Vorwerkanlage, "old castle" ObjectID : 73818 |
Fridau 2 location KG: Fridau |
The so-called "old castle" is an irregular building complex and includes a wide, U-shaped courtyard. Some of the buildings have existed since the 15th century and have been used primarily as farm buildings since the new castle was built. |
ObjektID : 73818 Status : Notification Status of the BDA list: 2020-02-29 Name: Vorwerkanlage, "Altschloss" GstNr .: .2 / 2; .2 / 1 Fridau Castle |
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Chancellery building of the castle, former riding school ObjectID : 31639 |
Fridau 7 KG location : Fridau |
The office building is to the west of the new castle and was converted into a riding school around 1800. The three-story building is currently used as a residential building. |
ObjectID : 31639 Status : Notification Status of the BDA list: 2020-02-29 Name: Chancellery building of the castle, former riding school GstNr .: .20 Schloss Fridau |
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Pillory ObjectID : 73832 |
Hauptplatz location KG: Obergrafendorf |
The pillory was probably erected in 1652. |
ObjectID : 73832 Status: § 2a Status of the BDA list: 2020-02-29 Name: Pranger GstNr .: 1264/5 |
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Parsonage Object ID: 55178 |
Hauptplatz 1 KG location : Obergrafendorf |
The L-shaped building is two-story and has been in existence since the 18th century. |
ObjectID : 55178 Status: § 2a Status of the BDA list: 2020-02-29 Name: Pfarrhof GstNr .: 2/1 Parish Church Ober-Grafendorf |
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Catholic parish church hl. Josef ObjectID : 33046 |
Hauptplatz 1 KG location : Obergrafendorf |
Today the St. The parish church consecrated to Joseph has its origins in the second half of the 15th century. It is very likely that it was built over an older building. The nave of the Gothic pillar basilica has four bays, with the central nave opening to the aisles in low pointed arcades. Above the south aisle there are upper clad windows from the 18th century, while on the north side this area is taken up by the gallery that was added later. |
ObjectID : 33046 Status : Notification Status of the BDA list: 2020-02-29 Name: Catholic parish church hl. Josef GstNr .: .3 Parish Church Ober-Grafendorf |
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System components of the Mariazeller Bahn ObjectID : 127089 |
Werkstättenstrasse 18 KG location : Obergrafendorf |
On July 4, 1898, the Ober-Grafendorf station went into operation.
At that time, the station consisted of the reception building, a warehouse, the loading ramp and a water station. The track system comprised 6 points, 3 continuous tracks and a stump track. In the following years the station was often rebuilt or expanded. In the period 1917/18 the station presented itself to the following extent: a carriage hall, a workshop building, two halls with 9 stands, a transfer platform and all the tracks leading to the workshop facilities were added to the existing structure. The roundhouse and the train conveyor systems were under construction. In 1918 the hub of St. Pölten Alpenbahnhof was moved here. In 1960 the entire workshop moved to St. Pölten. Over the years, of course, the track systems have also been renovated or rebuilt. This work was also modernized, e.g. B. slim switches were installed and the iron masts replaced by concrete masts. Finally, since 1999, when operational changes (complete suspension of freight traffic) resulted in further changes to the track systems, the station has largely presented itself as it is today. At the end of 2010, the station lost further importance, as the railway branching off here to Mank (previously to Ruprechtshofen and Wieselburg), also known as "Krumpe", was discontinued. In the roundhouse and in the adjoining area you will find numerous parked nostalgic vehicles that are looked after by the Mh.6 Railway Club. |
ObjectID : 127089 Status : Notification Status of the BDA list: 2020-02-29 Name: System components of the Mariazeller Bahn GstNr .: 1286/1; 1286/13; .191; 1286/14 Ober-Grafendorf station |
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Two priestly graves ObjectID : 73831 |
Location KG: Obergrafendorf |
The grave of Franz Joseph Leydenstöttner , who died in 1834, is shaped like a sarcophagus, while that of Timotheus Werner, who died in 1857, is decorated in a neo-Gothic style. |
ObjectID : 73831 Status: § 2a Status of the BDA list: 2020-02-29 Name: Zwei Priestgräber GstNr .: 1217 |
literature
- Fridau. In: Bundesdenkmalamt (Ed.): The art monuments of Austria - Lower Austria south of the Danube, in two parts. Part 1: A – L. Verlag Berger, Horn 2003, ISBN 3-85028-364-X , pp. 456-458.
- Ober-Grafendorf. In: Bundesdenkmalamt (Ed.): The art monuments of Austria - Lower Austria south of the Danube, in two parts. Part 1: M – Z. Verlag Berger, Horn 2003, ISBN 3-85028-365-8 , pp. 1584-1587.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Lower Austria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 14, 2020.
- ↑ Railway Club MH6, Obergrafendorf
- ^ Felsinger / Schober: The Mariazellerbahn
- ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .