Kirchheider Strasse 24

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The building in November 2013

The building church Heider Strasse 24 is part of a courtyard and with the number 156 in the list of monuments of the city Bad Salzuflen in North Rhine-Westphalia Lippe in Germany registered monument .

The entry was made on May 26, 1992; The basis for inclusion in the list of monuments is the Monument Protection Act of North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).

location

The half-timbered farmhouse, built in 1657, is located in the Bad Salzufler district of Wüsten , about 300 meters southeast of the center of the desert, at the junction of Vosshäger Straße from Kirchheider Straße.

With the amalgamation of the upper and lower deserts and the incorporation of Wüstens into Bad Salzuflen and the allocation of (new) street names, the property was given "Oberwüsten Nr. 37" (since 1766) or "Oberwüsten Nr. 157" and "Lemgoer Straße 24" (since 1939) the address "Kirchheider Straße 24".

History and description

A house built on this spot in 1611 was first mentioned in the state treasury register in 1616. The resident at that time had to pay “ 2 Gense and 1 Rauchhuhn ” in cash and, as the son of the desert (?) Krug host, transported “ Mindner Bier ”.

The building is a single-aisled wall stud construction from the early 17th century, four containers in length. There are three chain bars in the wall structure, corner and center posts on the gable sides are braced with curved headbands against the attached roof beams. Both gables are cantilevered on mortised beam heads and boarded up. The steep gable roof is covered with old hollow pans. Inside in the left half there is a continuous deel-like room up to the roof beam position, the right nave is divided by a false ceiling.

The archway inscription of the farmhouse built as part of the "Schuckmann / Nirhausmeier" farmhouse reads:

"ANNO 1657 JULY 24 BERNDT SCHUKMAN AND HIS WIFE BUILT IDEKE DISS HOUSE MASTER HEINRICH IM BUSCH"
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The building was originally used as a warehouse or bakery . Over the years it was expanded twice: first, under the left eaves, probably in the 18th century with a four-fold long stable with a monopitch roof , and in the 19th century with a rear extension, also four times longer with its own saddle roof and boarded back gable .

monument

During the 21st meeting of the Main Committee of the City of Bad Salzuflen in the 1989/94 electoral period, it was decided to enter the farmhouse in the list of monuments in accordance with § 3 DSchG NW.

The well-preserved building is particularly suitable for providing authentic and well-founded information on the economic methods and forms of living of the unpaid population from the 17th to 19th centuries using a striking example. The building is an important historical testimony to the former rural and rural character of the desert in the district, which is largely characterized by the renewed building stock.

At its preservation and. According to § 2. (1) DSchG, use is in the public interest for scientific (building type and structural), folklore and urban planning (settlement history) reasons.

See also

Web links

  • Archway inscriptions at “The Genealogical Evening - Natural Science and Historical Association for the Land of Lippe e. V. "

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Directory of the farmsteads in Oberwüsten at www.woiste.de
  2. ↑ Street names old and new at www.woiste.de
  3. ↑ a b Place names, archways and grave inscriptions , Erwin Schubert, Wüsten, May 1990
  4. ^ Resolution draft of the city of Bad Salzuflen, reference number IV / 61.3 Mk./Leu., Printed matter 90/1992, dated February 19, 1992
  5. ↑ Minutes of the 21st meeting of the Main Committee of the City of Bad Salzuflen in the 1989/94 electoral period on Wednesday, March 4, 1992

Coordinates: 52 ° 6 ′ 0.9 ″  N , 8 ° 47 ′ 51.7 ″  E