List of architectural monuments in the Münster-Hiltrup district

The list of monuments in the Münster-Hiltrup district contains the listed buildings in the Münster-Hiltrup district in North Rhine-Westphalia (as of June 30, 2015). These architectural monuments are entered in the monuments list of the city of Münster; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW). This sub-list so far includes the street names from A to S.

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• List of architectural monuments in Münster

Monuments

Streets with A

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Lütke Wentrup farm	Hiltrup Adolf-Wentrup-Weg 77 map	Main house (1868), warehouse (around 1860) and barn (around 1860)	1860-1868
	York Barracks	Hiltrup Albersloher Weg 450 map	Former air intelligence barracks, later barracks of the British Army of the Rhine	circa 1936
	Sexton's house	Hiltrup Alte Furt 9 map	The sexton's house is a building ...	1816
	Old parish church of St. Clement	Hiltrup Alter Kirchplatz 1 map	The building is a small Romanesque vaulted hall with two bays. It was built in the middle of the 12th century. The originally retracted choir square with a semicircular apse was proven during excavations. A late Gothic choir with a 5/8 end was added in 1518. The Romanesque north wall was retained. In the tower there is a flat-roofed room with a barrel-vaulted niche above the vaulted ground floor hall . Access to this room is via a brick staircase from the nave .	12th century / 1518
	Wayside shrine	Hiltrup Alter Kirchplatz 1 map	Wayside shrine in the church	circa 1750
	Wayside shrine	Hiltrup Alter Kirchplatz 1 map	Wayside shrine (top and inscription panel)
	Wayside chapel	Hiltrup at Am Dornbusch 90 card	Wayside chapel	1845
	Wayside shrine	Hiltrup Amelsbuerener Strasse 203 map	Wayside shrine	1871
	Half-timbered store	Send Am Kattwinkel 244 card	Half-timbered store
	Wentrup farm	Hiltrup Am Waldfriedhof 71 map	Truss storage	1811

Streets with B

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
more pictures	Münster-Hiltrup train station	Hiltrup Bergiusstraße 15 map	Station building	1908

Streets with D

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	chapel	Hiltrup at Davertstrasse 50 map	neo-Gothic chapel with lattice	around 1900
	Brüning-Sudhoff farm	Hiltrup Davertstrasse 129, 131, 131a map	Brüning-Sudhoff farm, farmhouse (1705/1906), granary (1849), graves, coach house (1861)	from 1705
	Wayside shrine	Hiltrup at Davertstrasse 176 map	Wayside shrine
	Former Amelsbueren train station	Hiltrup Deermannstrasse 50 map	The station building is ...	1927

Streets with H

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	House Amelsbueren	Amelsbüren House Amelsbüren 1–6 / Landsberger Str. Map	House Amelsbueren
	House getter	Amelsbueren house getter 81 card	Half-timbered farmhouse	1642
	House Herding	Hiltrup Haus Herding 1 map	Manor house (1744), farmhouse (18th century), Grafts, Friedenseibe (1648)	from 1744
	Herrenburg House	Hiltrup Herrenburgallee 1 map	Herrenburg House: neo-Gothic chapel	End of the 19th century
	Herrenburg House	Hiltrup Herrenburgallee 1 map	Herrenburg House: Grafts, gate pillars, avenue
	House Dahl	Hiltrup Hiltruper Straße 85 map	Baroque pavilion and half-timbered wing (around 1713/1778 and 19th century)	from 1713
more pictures	Parish Church of St. Clement	Hiltrup Hohe Geest 1a card	Parish Church of St. Clement	1913
	Rectory	Hiltrup Hohe Geest 6 map	Rectory	circa 1910
more pictures	Pump house of the Hohe Ward waterworks	Hiltrup Hohe Ward 9 card	Pump house	1905/06

Streets with I / J

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Mouse barn	Hiltrup Inkingrodde 16 card	barn	around 1850

Streets with K

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	House Looz	Amelsbueren Kappenberger Damm 263 map	Mansion	1869
	Holtschulte farm	Amelsbueren Kappenberger Damm 410 map	Farmhouse	around 1800/1880
	Wayside cross	Amelsbueren at Kappenberger Damm 410 map	Wayside cross	1893
	Johanness School	Hiltrup-West Kardinalstrasse 25/27 map	school-building	1952

Streets with L

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Administrator house	Amelsbüren Loevelingloh 80 map	Administrator house	around 1880/1922
more pictures	House Loevelingloh	Amelsbüren Loevelingloh 88 map	Manor house (around 1880/1922), crypt chapel (1931), graves	from 1880

Streets with M

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Prinzbrücke No. 66	Hiltrup Marktallee / Osttor map	Bridge over the Dortmund-Ems Canal
	villa	Hiltrup Marktallee 54 map	villa	1906/07
	Residential building	Hiltrub-West Max-Winkelmann-Str. 10 card	Residential building	1932
	Kötterhaus	Hiltrub-West Meesenstiege 58 map	Kötterhaus

Streets with O

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Prinzbrücke No. 66	Hiltrup Osttor / Marktallee map	-> see Marktallee (bridge over the Dortmund-Ems Canal)
	Farmhouse	Hiltrup Ottmarsbocholter Strasse 117 map	Farmhouse

Streets with S

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Schlesienstrasse settlement, streets and squares	Hiltrup Schlesienstrasse 20–28 (even), 29–32 (odd), 34–90 (even) card	In the years 1963–65 a unique ensemble of houses, squares and pathways was created with the "carpet settlement on Schlesienstrasse". The complex on the outskirts of Münster includes 36 flat-roofed garden courtyard houses and a four-storey apartment building on 2.5 hectares, which also includes shared facilities such as antenna and heating systems. The nested arrangement of the bungalows and the small but skillfully used open spaces made it possible to own a home in a tight space. The houses have living areas of 80 to 250 m² with land areas between 180 and 450 m². The living rooms are each in the corner of the building and are oriented either to the edge of the forest or to a courtyard that is enclosed on all sides, so that no outside views of the living areas are possible. This type of construction, which made it possible to withdraw into the private sphere, was an expression of the zeitgeist of the early 1960s. Also noteworthy is the uniform white plaster of the houses, the finish with a gray concrete attic, the slim aluminum profiles for doors and windows, house entrances with sliding doors and window profiles that are flush with the outside wall. The uniform appearance of the residential area, which has largely been preserved to this day, is primarily due to the agreements made by the architects in the purchase contract on materials and details of the external design. In 1968 the residential complex received the first prize from the Association of German Architects (BDA). The houses - Schlesienstrasse 20–28 (even), 29–32 (odd), 34–90 (even) - are also individually listed.	1963-1965

Web links

• List of monuments of the city of Münster (as of June 30, 2015) (PDF; 143 kB)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ http://www.baukunst-nrw.de/objekte/Teppichsiedlung-Schlesienstrasse--1814.htm carpet settlement Schlesienstraße

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