Rödelheim cemetery

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The Rödelheim cemetery has been the cemetery of today's district of Frankfurt am Main , Rödelheim , since 1878 . It is located at Westerbacher Strasse 38.

The Rödelheim cemetery was inaugurated in 1879. It covers an area of ​​1.1 hectares . There are 1,150 graves on it. The new Jewish cemetery Rödelheim is right next door .

The simple war memorial in the cemetery is a listed building and bears the inscription Unseren Helden - 1914–1918 - 1939–1945 .

Prominent dead in the cemetery

Graves

A number of tombs are under monument protection.

image Won Name (s) year Stonemason description
Rödelheim, Friedhof, Grab A adM 2 Schmelz.JPG A adM 2 Enamel 1927 0 Wall memorial in renaissance forms in basalt tuff ashlar masonry. The tomb is framed by rusticated half-columns. In the round gable crowned with an urn there is a medallion with a beehive.
Rödelheim, Friedhof, Grab C adM 29 Lohoff.JPG C adM 29 Lohoff 1884 0 Grave monument for pastor Gottfried Eduard Lohoff (1838–1913). The two cross memorials are made of polished black granite. Next to it is a desk made of light sandstone.
Rödelheim, Friedhof, Grave C 27 Brill.JPG C 27 Brill 1900 Becker Cross memorial across the corner made of polished black granite.
Rödelheim, Friedhof, Grab C adM 49 Klein.JPG C adM 49 Small 1892 0 Three-part renaissance aedicule made of polished black granite. The tablets in the middle and in the side wings are made of marble.
Rödelheim, cemetery, grave C 31 Pehl.JPG C 31 Pehl 1927 F. Hofmeister Aedicula-like stele with a stepped back center made of polished black syenite accentuated by a Christ relief made of galvano bronze.
Rödelheim, Friedhof, Grave C 41 Buff.JPG C 41 Buff 1831 (added in 1861) 0 Late classicist cross stele with side altar-like tablets made of cut red and yellow sandstone with inset marble tablets.
Rödelheim, Friedhof, Grab D adM 53 Schwalb.JPG D adM 53 Swallow 1893 0 Renaissance aedicula between side wings made of red sandstone. The writing tablets are made of polished black granite. There is a cross attachment above the round gable.
Rödelheim, Friedhof, Grab D adM 51 Thudichum.JPG D adM 51 Thudichum 1863 0 Grave monument for the pastor and member of the state parliament Ludwig Thudichum (1798–1863). The neo-Gothic cross memorial is made of sandstone. It is flanked by two later cross memorials. There are two tracery framed writing fields in the base.
Rödelheim, Friedhof, Grave D adM 64 Fischer.JPG D adM 64 Fisherman 1901 F. Hofmeister Cross memorial with side wings made of polished black granite in a triforic arched niche.
Rödelheim, cemetery, grave D adM 70 Wilhelm.JPG D adM 70 Wilhelm 1905 F. Hofmeister Grave monument for the medical council and local politician Dr. med. Ludwig Willhelm (1851–1931). The tomb is an aedicula in neo-renaissance forms made of polished black granite.
Rödelheim, cemetery, grave D 73 Otto.JPG D 73 Otto 1910 0 Sculpture of a lamentation for Christ made of limestone, modified from the traditional Pietá motif. The altar is surrounded on three sides by limestone walls.

Web links

Commons : Friedhof Rödelheim  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

literature

  • Volker Rödel: Monument topography: The Frankfurt district cemeteries , ISBN 978-3-921606-61-2 , status 2006, pp. 154–156
  • City of Frankfurt am Main: The cemetery guide , March 2012

Coordinates: 50 ° 7 ′ 24.9 ″  N , 8 ° 36 ′ 8.5 ″  E