List of architectural monuments in Aachen-Forst

The list of architectural monuments in Aachen-Forst contains the listed buildings in the area of Aachen-Forst , city district Mitte, in North Rhine-Westphalia (as of September 27, 2016). These architectural monuments are entered in the monuments list of the city of Aachen; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).

Monuments

This partial list of the list of architectural monuments in Aachen includes, alphabetically sorted by street name, the architectural monuments in the area of ​​the municipality of Forst, which was incorporated into Aachen in 1906 , today's Aachen district of Forst. The 1972 district of Kornelimünster / Walheim, the district of Grünes Eiche, is in the list of architectural monuments in Aachen-Walheim , while smaller parts northwest of the Rothe Erde train station are in the list of architectural monuments in the Frankenberg district .

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Residential building	Altstrasse 118 map
	Ev. Church of the Resurrection	At the copper furnace 19–21 card			2019	3635
	Residential building (parts)	At the cabbage mill
more pictures	Factory and farm buildings	Drosselweg 87 (parts) map	former Niessen cloth factory; from 1941 to 1944 Judenhaus
	Residential building	Goldberg 6 card	former chaplain
	Residential building	Hitfelder Strasse 63 map
	Residential building	Hitfelder Strasse 64 map
	Residential building	Hitfelder Straße 70 (parts) map
more pictures	Office and administration building	Huettenstrasse 1 map	former administration building of the Rothe Erde ironworks , later of the tire manufacturer Englebert ; elongated, two-storey brick building with three tower-like cantilevers on both sides of the four-axis middle section; Central and east tower from 1878, west tower from 1912	1878/1912
	Residential houses	Hüttenstrasse 80, 82, 84, 86, 88 map
more pictures	Catholic parish church of St. Barbara	Huettenstrasse map	Neo-Gothic parish church, built for the ironworkers. Laying of the foundation stone in 1900, inauguration in 1901, partially destroyed in 1944, restoration in 1957, restoration in 1974/1975, profaned in 2019	1900
	Residential building	Kirchstrasse 61	former Schöffenhaus, until 1798 court and administration of the office of Schönforst; later sextonry	around 1680
more pictures	Catholic parish church of St. Catherine	Kirchstrasse map	oldest mention in the 14th century, new building in neo-Romanesque style; Extension buildings: 1866/67 (choir / transept); 1889/90 (tower / nave)
	Residential houses	Krautmühlenweg 4, 4d, 4e and 6b map	former "cabbage mill"; first original mention in 1231; 17th century grain and copper mill; 1803 fulling mill, then needle shower mill; 1914 Color wood mill and synthetic wool factory	around 1539
	Residential building	Krautmühlenweg 9 map
	Wrought iron gate	Krautmühlenweg map
	Residential building	Lintertstraße 18 (parts) map	Entrance building to Gut Schönthal
	"Gut Schönthal"	Lintertstraße 22 (parts) map	former Majorate of the Baron Family Carl von Nellessen
	Residential building (parts)	Lintertstrasse 32 map	Entrance building to Gut Schönthal
	"Galgenpley"	Lintertstrasse 83 (parts) map	Courtyard
	Access structure to the Eicher tunnel	Lintertstrasse 121 map	Brick building, built in the neo-Gothic style, with a crenellated wreath and corner turret, looking like a castle	1880
	Residential houses	Lintertstrasse 185, 187 map
	Chapel of St. Joseph	Lintertweg map
	Lintert cemetery funeral hall	Lintertweg map
	Parish Church of St. Boniface	Mataréstrasse map	Architect: Rudolf Schwarz	1961
	Residential houses	Obere Drimbornstraße 8, 10 and 12 map	former stables, completely renovated in 2005 and converted for residential purposes; Structure: brickwork and quarry stone
	Residential building	Obere Drimbornstraße 46 map
	former. Factory building Stahlbau Strang & Co	Philipsstrasse 2 map	Elongated, two-storey hall construction built in brick with a three-storey head end; today office and event rooms	End of the 19th century
	Residential building	Reichsweg 18 map
	Office building	Reichsweg 30 map	Part of the former Rheinische Nadelfabriken AG , today converted into the House of Identity and Integration ; Architect: Josef Pirlet ; built in reinforced concrete skeleton construction, plastered structure structured in 13 threefold axes with tower-like elevated stairwell axis, front in neoclassical style; Semicircular arched window with keystones in the basement, 5-axis central projection with a pilaster-like structure as well as attic storey and mansard roof	1922-1925
	Signal box	Signal box marshalling yard Aachen-Rothe Erde	commissioned by the Aachen industrial railway	1875
	Residential houses	Trierer Straße 22-24, 26, 28 map
	Residential building	Trierer Strasse 67 map	Former town hall in Art Nouveau style , also served as a police station with cells and apartments	shortly before 1906
	Residential building	Trierer Strasse 368 map
	Lützow barracks	Trierer Strasse 445 map	set up as part of the remilitarization of the Rhineland. The complex consists of eleven two-storey brick buildings with a gently sloping hipped roof , tall rectangular windows with artificial stone surrounds and partially semicircular stair towers. Monumental barracks entrance separated from the pedestrian passage by columns, square edging and building corners, corner tower with pyramid roof on the staff building. Boundary wall at the entrance with a relief plaque	1939
	building	Weißenburger Strasse 18-22 map

Web links

Commons : Architectural monuments in Aachen-Forst  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• List of monuments of the city of Aachen (PDF; 129 kB)
• Architectural monuments in Forst in the Aachen geoportal

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Gut Schönthal in the 18th century ( Memento of the original dated June 12, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 219 kB) 

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