List of architectural monuments in the southeast quarter

The list of architectural monuments in the southeast quarter contains the listed buildings in the area of Essen-Südostviertel , district I, in North Rhine-Westphalia (as of January 2016). These architectural monuments are entered in the monuments list of the city of Essen; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).  Map with all coordinates: OSM | WikiMap

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Director's residence Viktoriaschule	Dammannstraße 37 / Kurfürstenplatz 1 map		1913-1914	June 12, 1997	892
	Holy Cross Church	Franziskanerstrasse 69 map	Church of the Franciscan monastery founded in 1903, handed over to its intended use on September 17, 1911, repaired with changes in 1949 after considerable war damage	1910-1911	0Dec 9, 1993	784
more pictures	Victoria School	Kurfürstenplatz 1 card	Architect: Albert Erbe	after 1905	Nov 23, 1989	528
more pictures	Old Lutheran Church	Moltkeplatz 17 map	Independent Evangelical Lutheran Church SELK; declared Bartning Church of the Year for the 2010 Capital of Culture year , as the first church to be built in Germany by the architect Otto Bartning ; Inauguration of the simple hall church with gable roof and campanile-like tower on July 10, 1910; Almost completely destroyed in 1945, reconstruction in 1948 as the first of all the destroyed churches in Essen. Also provost church of the district west of the SELK by the election of the pastor as provost.	1909-1910	Dec 10, 1987	229
	former villa and administration building Koppers	Moltkeplatz 61 / Moltkestrasse 29 map	Architect: Oskar Schwer	1911	Feb. 14, 1985	15th
	Moltke Bridge	Moltkestrasse at HNr. 38/40 card	Bridge over the Essen-Werden-Essen railway line	1910	Nov 24, 1998	900
	four apartment buildings	Ruhrallee 4-10 map		Early 20th century	Nov 10, 1988	337
	Residential building	Schinkelstrasse 22 map		around 1930	Aug 10, 1989	427
	Residential building	Schinkelstrasse 24 map		1934	Nov 10, 1988	338
	Residential building with office wing	Schinkelstrasse 30-32 map		1956	May 14, 1987	145
	Residential house with inside double garage	Schinkelstrasse 31 map		1926	June 25, 1992	765
	Residential building	Schinkelstrasse 34 map	The Lord Mayor of Essen and later Federal President Gustav Heinemann lived here from October 1, 1936 until his death on July 7, 1976.	1925	July 10, 1986	112
	Residential building	Schinkelstrasse 36 map		1935	July 10, 1986	113
	Residential building	Schinkelstrasse 45 map		1910	Nov 10, 1988	342
	Residential building	Schinkelstrasse 47 map		around 1910	Nov 10, 1988	343
	Residential building	Schinkelstrasse 49 map		around 1910	Nov 10, 1988	344
	Residential building	Schinkelstrasse 59 map		around 1910	Nov 10, 1988	345
	Residential building	Schinkelstrasse 65 map		around 1910	Nov 10, 1988	346
	Residential building	Schinkelstrasse 67 map		around 1910	Nov 10, 1988	347
more pictures	Synagogue with community center	Sedanstraße 46 / Ruhrallee / Saarbrücker Straße map	Synagogue and parish hall on the site of a youth home built by Erich Mendelsohn in 1932 and destroyed in the pogrom night of 1938; Opened by the Jewish community of Essen on October 21, 1959; Architects: Dieter Knoblauch and Heinz Heise	1958-1959	0Dec 9, 1999	908
	Residential building	Semperstrasse 11 map		around 1930	Aug 10, 1989	426
	Residential building	Semperstrasse 12/14 map		around 1925	Nov 10, 1988	339
	five apartment buildings	Semperstrasse 13-21 map		1912	July 10, 1986	114
	Row of houses (four houses) with garden plot	Semperstrasse 16-22 / Garten Schinkelstrasse 26 map		1914	Feb. 14, 1985	16
	Residential building	Semperstrasse 24 map		1922	Nov 10, 1988	348
	four apartment buildings	Semperstrasse 27/29/31 / Schinkelstrasse 29 map			Nov 10, 1988	349
more pictures	Water tower on Steeler Berg	137 Steeler Street map		1883-1884	Nov 10, 1988	17th
	Eulenspiegel cinema	Steeler Street 208 map	Arthouse cinema	1955	28 Sep 2000	853
more pictures	Church of the Resurrection	Steubenstrasse 050 map	Architect: Otto Bartning	1929-1930	Feb. 14, 1985	18th

Web links

• Monuments of the city of Essen in the city's GIS / Geo-Info-System
• Listed buildings in Essen's Moltkeviertel (selection)
• Listed building in Essen's Moltkeviertel (map)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Memorial plaque on the object
2. ^ Otto Bartning Working Group on Church Building ; Retrieved January 11, 2013
3. ↑ Memorial plaque on the object