Heddernheim cemetery

50.153528 8.637126Coordinates: 50 ° 9 ′ 12.7 ″ N , 8 ° 38 ′ 13.7 ″ E

Mourning hall

The Heddernheim cemetery has been the cemetery of today's district of Frankfurt am Main , Heddernheim , since 1881 . It is on the street In der Römerstadt 129 .

history

In 1872 the cemetery was laid out outside the village of Heddernheim. With an area of 1.02 hectares, it offers space for 1000 graves on tubs A to D. With the construction of the Römerstadt settlement at the end of the 1920s, the cemetery became the focus of this settlement.

Two memorials in the cemetery commemorate those who died in the war.

Memorial for the dead of both world wars
Memorial of the VDM

List of listed graves in the cemetery

image	Won	Name (s)	year	Stonemason	description
	A / 11-13	Frey-Ripps-Mildner	1914	0	Cross memorial, framed on both sides by tablets with engraved floral ornaments. The tomb is made of polished black granite .
	A / 8-10	Nohstadt buses	1919	0	Black granite stele with a cross relief, flanked by half-height pillars.
	A / 14-15	Fergenbauer	1916	0	Polished black granite cross memorial.
	A / 145	Dehydrator	1920	Heinrich & Wilhelm Knorr	Column monument in the tradition of the late 19th century made of sandstone.
0	A / 18-19	Minstrel	1916	F. Hofmeister	Aedicule-like stele made of polished black granite with a curved pediment. The writing areas are oval and framed by wreath reliefs.
	B / 22-25	Hesse	1908	F. Hofmeister	The grave of the founder of the Heddernheimer Kupferwerke, Hubert Hesse (1826–1908) is a neoclassical aedicule made of polished black granite. It is based on the model of ancient Egyptian portal buildings.
	C / 1-3	black	1921	0	Aedicule flanked by black granite tablets.
	C / 24-28	Heislitz-Jung-Rauberger	1928/1950	Heinrich & Wilhelm Knorr / Heinrich Knorr	Wall steles made of matt polished black Swedish granite, arranged in pairs, with triple stepped side edges.
	C / 90-91	Walther-Dörr	1926	Heinrich & Wilhelm Knorr	Neoclassical aedicula made of artificial stone with writing tablet made of Odenwald granite.
	C / 19-20	Hesse-Reith	1903, rededicated in 1999	0	Cross memorial in forms of the Renaissance made of marble .
	C / 42	court	1923	Heinrich & Wilhelm Knorr	The honor grave is an aedicula in simple neoclassical forms made of bush hammered granite.
	C / adM 27-28	Jamin	1890	0	Gabled marble stele with black granite writing tablets with poppy seed capsules in relief in the gable field.
	C / adM 31-32	Bruchhäuser	1953 (second use)	0	Limestone stele in Renaissance forms.
	D / 215-217	Grave site of the Catholic parish Alt-Heddernheim	1959	Heinrich Dieter (Darmstadt-Eberstadt)	A modern interpretation of the figure of Christ made of dark gray Wirbelan marble.
	D / 41-42	Wenceslaus	1912	0	The grave of the Heddernheim mayor Hektor Wenzel (1845–1911) is a broad neoclassical aedicule made of shell limestone.