Half-timbered house Heideweg 76 (Forsbach)
The half-timbered house Heideweg 76 is a listed timber-framed house in Rösrather district Forsbach. The monument reflects largely unchanged the living conditions in the 19th century and, together with the agricultural area remaining between the building and the adjacent forest area, is a typical example of the settlement and economic structure of the Bergisches Land .
description
The house, which dates from the early 19th century and was built in two phases, consists partly of masonry and partly of half-timbered construction (post construction with storey-high, slightly curved struts). Under one half of the house there is a vaulted cellar made of quarry stone masonry with a clay floor. The older part on the valley side consists of two rooms, from one of which a straight staircase leads to the upper floor. The newer, mountain-side part of the house has a floor 16 cm higher because of the basement. On the upper floor, the room doors from the 19th century have been preserved, some of them still with old bolts and fittings. In addition to spruce wood, second-hand oak wood can also be found in the roof structure. The originally open hearth has fallen victim to the installation of a new fireplace. In the 1950s, the house on the valley side received a towed extension to accommodate a bathroom and a utility room. With a few exceptions, the windows in the entire building are designed as single-wing lattice windows with a reinforced vertical central lattice.
Monument protection
Haus Steeg was entered on October 30, 1991 as monument no. 78 in the list of listed buildings of the city of Rösrath .
history
When the half-timbered house on Heideweg 76 was listed as a historical monument in 1991, the reason was: “There are particular ethnographic and urban planning reasons for preservation and use, as the building largely reflects the living conditions in the 19th century ... and together With the agricultural area remaining between the building and the adjacent forest area, it reflects the settlement and economic structure of the Bergisches Land. "The district" Heide "still forms the outer framework of the historical settlement structure of Forsbach today. Karl Caspers (1810–1896) and his wife Julia Caspers (1827–1900) were among the first residents of the building erected at the beginning of the 19th century.
reception
The half-timbered house was presented to the public in March 2014 as monument of the month . With the aim of bringing the concerns of monument protection and local historical research into the consciousness of the citizens, the monument of the month brings ten monuments or objects of monument worthiness of the town of Rösrath into the public eye. The selection of the monuments is made by a committee consisting of representatives of the city council, the city administration, the history association Rösrath and an expert citizen.
See also
Web links
- History Association Rösrath: Monument: Forsbach Heide
Individual evidence
- ↑ Justification for placing it under protection as a monument; Lower monument authority Rösrath
- ↑ a b Leaflet Monument of the Month No. 5, March 2014 , ed. from the history association Rösrath
- ↑ Kölner Wochenspiegel: Monument of the Month March from March 10, 2014; Accessed April 9, 2014
Coordinates: 50 ° 55 '53 " N , 7 ° 10' 45.5" E