Niederrad cemetery
Coordinates: 50 ° 8 ′ 8.5 ″ N , 8 ° 38 ′ 39.3 ″ E
The Niederrad cemetery has been the cemetery of today's district of Frankfurt am Main , Niederrad , since 1881 . It is located at Hahnstrasse 14.
history
The residents of the village of Niederrad originally buried their dead in the churchyard . In addition to the Paul Gerhard Church , two tombstones have been preserved.
In 1861 the first modern cemetery was set up at today's Haardtwaldplatz. Today the area is a children's playground. The wall and four gravestones from the years 1815, 1851 and 1871 on the wall of the old cemetery have been preserved and are under monument protection .
As this cemetery became too small, today's cemetery was created in 1881 on Hahnstrasse, across the railway line. It is 4.6 hectares and includes 4,100 graves.
The neo-Romanesque cemetery chapel from 1901 on an L-shaped floor plan in the middle of the new cemetery has 45 seats and is a listed building .
Two memorials in the cemetery commemorate those who died in the war.
List of listed graves in the cemetery
image | Won | Name (s) | year | Stonemason | description |
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AdM 7-9 | Wissenbach-Ostmann | 1901 | Neoclassical aedicule made of black granite, framed by wide steles. | ||
AdM 22-23 | Scribe | 1892 | Simple wall plate in the form of an open book. | ||
AdM 54-56 | Schroth | 1899 | Three-part wall stele with a central sandstone aedicula. The inset tablets are made of polished black granite. In the arched gable there is a relief of an angel. | ||
AdM 64-65 | Winter stone | 1900 | Black marble cross. The base is made of black granite. | ||
AdM 72-74 | Weidemann | 1901 | Neo-Renaissance aedicule made from polished black granite. In the tympanum of the pediment there is a relief of an angel. | ||
A 7 | Kiel | 1925 | F. Hofmeister | Aedicular stele made of polished black syenite. In the arched field there is a relief of a weeping willow. | |
A 8 | Burkard | 1925 | Air and rod | Polished black Swedish granite cross. On it a Christ made in zinc casting. | |
A 30-31 | Pfeiffer | 1932 | EC clapping | Round-arched stele made of bush hammered diabase. Bronze relief of two angels making music under a tree of life (this relief is missing on the photo from 2016). | |
A 90 | Kiel-Moog | 1929 | F. Hofmeister | Three-part stele made of cut diabase with a central crucifix carved from the stone. | |
A 121 | Coin | 1928 | Heinrich Stang | Simple shell stele with carved writing. | |
A 144 | Bastian | 1930 | F. Hofmeister | Dark diabase stele framed by two columns made of the same material. In the center a relief of a grieving family made of galvanized bronze. | |
A 48 UG | Zwicky | 1928 | Heinrich Stang | Urn stele made of polished syenite. | |
A 49 UG | Göttenauer | 1928 | Heinrich Stang | Urn stele made of polished syenite. | |
B adM 143-145 | Münch | 1928 | F. Hofmeister | Elaborate wall memorial made of black granite. The central figure of a mourner is dominant. | |
B adM 157-159 | Marx | 1906 | F. Hofmeister | Three-part wall stele made of bush hammered black granite. The central round stele made of polished black granite is striking. | |
B adM 163-165 | Merkel | 1905 | Neoclassical marble aedicula, a portrait relief in the niche. | ||
B adM 174-176 | fear | 1886, 1905 (crosses), 1897 (stele) | F. Hofmeister (crosses), Gebr. Wagner (stele) | Two crosses and a stele in front of a square wall. | |
B 13 | Belz | 1907 | Belz | Wrought iron cross (signed Belz) on a hammered granite base. | |
B 16-17 | Kröber | 1908 | Nau & Mahr | Polished black granite cross. | |
B 19-20 | Courtship | 1908 | F. Hofmeister | Truncated column adorned with a rose branch. | |
B 21-22 | Doderer | 1909 | Nau & Mahr | Obelisk on a cubic base made of black polished granite | |
B 33-34 | cutter | 1911 | Nau & Mahr | Three-part stele made of polished granite. The middle is emphasized by a flower bowl protruding from the line | |
B 24-25 | Schud-Gross | 1910 | Nau & Mahr | Aedicula made of polished and bush hammered granite. In the pediment there is a branch ornament. | |
B 48-49 | Hofmann-Ries | 1911 | F. Hofmeister | Neo-Renaissance aedicule made from polished black granite. There is a bronze wreath in the pediment. | |
B 251-252 | Burkard | 1967 | Emil Hub (sculptor) | Full sculpture of a mourning woman modeled on ancient Athena statues. | |
C 1 | Münch-Metzler | 1931 | Heinrich Stang | Stylized aedicule with freely positioned writing stele made of polished black Swedish granite | |
C 2 | Woodcutter | 1930 | Stylized aedicule with freely positioned writing stele made of polished red granite | ||
C 4 | Woodcutter | 1927 | Neoclassical grave monument as a temple front made of artificial limestone | ||
C 13a-14a | Rapps-Kilian | 1925 | Air & rod | Three-part granite wall memorial. In the arched area an engraved vase with blossom branches, on the edge of the side panels foliage friezes | |
C 94 | Baetz | 1918 | F. Hofmeister | Column stele made of polished black granite and a sculpture of a wreath-lifting putto made of marble | |
C 136-137 | Arnold | 1913 | Gebr. Wagner | Stele in the form of a grown rock made of granite, next to it a life-size sculpture of a mourning woman by the sculptor H. Pohlmann. | |
C 143-144 | Niedermann-Müller-Hauser | 1913 | EC clapping | Neoclassical aedicule made of gray granite with a bronze wreath in the pediment. | |
C 207-208 | May | 1916 | F. Hofmeister | Stele with an urn made of polished red granite on it. | |
C 34-36 | Bräuninger | 1922 | F. Hofmeister | Neoclassical three-part stele. Above the typeface is a relief of a grieving angel made of galvanized bronze. | |
D 37-39 | Well | 1922 | Wall stele made of bush hammered granite in reduced forms of an aedicule | ||
D 70-73 | Catholic parish | 1960 | M. Schmidt Ww, Schwanheim | Pastor Walter Gelhard's grave is a cross made of shell limestone with an outlined Christ engraved and blessing a mourner. | |
D 78-79 | Biebel-Barth | 1921 | Two marble crosses on red sandstone bases | ||
D 127 | Resting place of the poor servants of Jesus Christ 1890–1906 | Granite cross stele with the body of Christ made of electroplated bronze. |
literature
- Volker Rödel: Monument topography / The Frankfurt district cemeteries , ISBN 978-3-921606-61-2 , 2007, pp. 127–135
Web links
- Niederrad cemetery at par.frankfurt.de , the former website of the city of Frankfurt am Main
Individual evidence
- ^ State Office for the Preservation of Monuments Hesse (ed.): Friedhofskapelle In: DenkXweb, online edition of cultural monuments in Hesse