List of architectural monuments in Bliesheim

The list of architectural monuments in Bliesheim contains the listed buildings in the area of Erftstadt-Bliesheim in North Rhine-Westphalia (status: August 2010). These architectural monuments are entered in the list of monuments of the city of Erftstadt; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).

Architectural monuments

The list of architectural monuments contains sacred buildings , residential and half-timbered houses, historical manors and aristocratic buildings, industrial plants, crossroads and other small monuments as well as tombs and graves that have a special meaning for the history of Erftstadt.

Note: The order of the monuments in this list corresponds to the official list and can be sorted according to name, districts and streets.

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
more pictures	Parish Church of St. Lambertus	Lambertusstrasse 44	The three-aisled pillar basilica with groin vaults and a six-storey 54 m high west tower in front was built in the neo-Romanesque style by master builder Robert Ferdinand Cremer 1860–1863.	1860-1863	08/10/1982	008
more pictures	Square courtyard and wayside shrine	Frankenstrasse 86	The former courtyard consists of a half-timbered house with a half-hipped roof and brick base as well as other buildings and a forge. The buildings were erected in 1799 according to the inscription above the gate passage DEN 4TEN IVNIVS ANNO 1799. The wooden wayside shrine with a colored crucifix on the house wall was replaced by a copy, the original from around 1500 hangs in the vestibule of St. Lambertus Church after restoration.	1799	08/10/1982	009
more pictures	Buschfeld House , Manor House Buschfeld Castle	Merowingerstrasse 1	The baroque mansion, a two-story, red-framed brick building with a hipped roof, which is dated to the year 1711 by anchors, is located in a park a little off the road. A coat of arms stone with the alliance coat of arms Quadt / Hatzfeld is attached above the representative entrance on the long side. The side facing Merowingerstraße is defined by a central projection with a hipped roof.	1711	08/10/1982	016
more pictures	Buschfeld House	Merowingerstrasse 1	A three-arched bridge leads to the large arched entrance of the former outer bailey, which is enclosed on three sides by a moat. The von Quadt coat of arms was placed as a keystone above the entrance to the gate. A two-storey residential building with a stepped gable from the 17th century adjoins the southeast corner. The inside of the house wall consists partly of red sandstone blocks. The outer bailey buildings, some parts of which are dated to the 16th century, enclose a large square courtyard. The inner moat has been filled, the island on which the old mansion stood has disappeared. When the building in the outer bailey was converted into a residential complex, the character of the old complex was retained.	16./17. Century	08/10/1982	016
more pictures	Buschfeld House : Rest of the mill wheel	Merowingerstrasse 1	House Buschfeld had limited grinding rights for its mill since 1553. After the mill was sold in 1875, it remained in operation until after the Second World War . In the 1980s, the area, including the ruinous buildings that had not been restored after a fire, was sold and demolished. Part of the mill wheel was preserved.	1780	08/10/1982	016
	Bliesheimer Mill	Merowingerstrasse 115	The two-storey house, a half-timbered building with a hipped roof, was built in the 18th century. The entrances are on both sides of the eaves. There are two windows on each side of the entrance, the upper floor has three windows. Inside, the room layout and Cologne ceilings have largely been preserved. In the extension of the house is the mill house with a device for opening the sacks. During the restoration between 1989 and 1993, the plaster covering the framework was removed, most of the foundation was renewed and the roof was covered with pantiles. The compartments were again filled with clay frameworks, doors, windows and floors were renewed and the Cologne ceilings were restored.	17./18. Century	08/12/1982	023
	Lambertus house	Frankenstrasse / In the cave	The approximately 4 m high wayside shrine made of yellow bricks was built in 1892 and designed with brick in the base, in the figure niche and in the roof. In the pointed arched figural niche there is an approximately 1.50 m high figure of St. Lambertus with a bishop's staff in his left hand, the right hand raised in a blessing. The wrought iron grating in front of the wayside shrine comes from the time it was built.	1892	02/06/1987	101
	Wayside cross	Frankenstrasse / Am Kreuz	In a fence with original posts and original wrought iron bars stands an approximately 2.50 m high cross. Above a base and a stepped shaft with a roof there are stylized towers on which a cross with a body stands. The inscription on the shaft is designed as a chronogram and gives the year 1896. It reads: sIt IesV ChrIstI CrVX In CaeLVM nobIs DVX (be the cross of Jesus Christ our guide to heaven). Chronogram resolution: once M = 1000, once D = 500, three times C = 300, once L = 50, twice X = 20, four times V = 20 and six times I = 6	1896	March 28, 1990	128
more pictures	Former Fronhof, main building	Frankenstrasse 11	The two-storey white plastered house with a half-hipped roof was built in 1783 by the Mariengraden Abbey in Cologne as a half-timbered building. A bar of inscription over the entrance door, which is now covered, contains a chronogram with this year: ECCLESIA MARIA GRADVANA EXSTRVXIT The courtyard consists of buildings from different construction periods. Remnants of the former moat have been preserved near the house.	1783	09/17/1990	135
	Marian column	Lambertusstrasse 44	On a stepped pedestal stands the approximately 5 m high column made of red sandstone , the capital of which is crowned with a figure of Maria Immaculata . According to the inscription, the column, a work by the Bonn sculptor Johann Josef Holzem, was donated by the Wynand couple in 1867. The inscription reads: Please receive salvation Mary without sin for us! Erected by the married couple Edmund Wynand Agnes Wynand geb. Rüb	1864	08/28/1990	136
more pictures	2-storey half-timbered house, around 1880	Frankenstrasse 61	The two-storey half-timbered house has a high base and an outside staircase in front of the entrance. A utility wing with a large passage connects to the side.	around 1880	December 6, 1990	150
	2-storey brick house	Frankenstrasse 30	A staircase wing is attached to the side of the two-story, almost square brick building. The street side is emphasized on the upper floor by a stepped gable. The lower and upper floors are highlighted with light-colored bricks. The windows in the side wing are framed with light-colored bricks on the upper floor. A stained glass window depicting the Good Shepherd has been preserved in the side wing. The original door leaf is still present in the entrance door. Above the entrance there is a figure of St. George in a pointed arch niche on the upper floor.	1898	06/12/1991	153
	Baroque sandstone cross	Frankenstrasse at number 5	The “plague cross”, a high sandstone pillar with a sacrament console, is leaned directly against the house wall. On the pillar is a badly weathered cross without a body.	End of 17th century	11/15/1991	163
	Wayside cross	Karolingerstrasse	A covered attachment with a sacrament niche is erected on a high rectangular shaft, and a cross with a body is on the roof. The inscription is no longer legible. According to Peter Simons, the cross was erected in 1889 by the Winand couple.	1899	09/05/1993	192
	2-storey half-timbered house	Frankenstrasse 36	The two-storey half-timbered house with a massive stepped base was built in the 19th century using the post-and-beam construction.	Mid 19th century	10/06/1993	193
	Cemetery, cemetery wall	Frankenstrasse	Gravestones from the 17th and 18th centuries are set in the churchyard wall. Almost all inscriptions that were still legible in 1990 are weathered and can no longer be deciphered.	Gravestones 17./18. Century	October 19, 1993	197
	2-storey half-timbered house	Frankenstrasse 40	The two-storey half-timbered house with an offset base is plastered on the street side, the half-timbered structure is exposed on the gable side.	18th century	02/13/1995	222
	1-storey brick house	Frankenstrasse 31	The single-storey brick house is located with its eaves on Frankenstrasse. A brick wing with a large, arched passage connects to the gable end on the corner of Frankenstrasse and Büchelgasse. On the gable side, the construction time is dated 1882 by anchor numbers.	1882	02/13/1995	223
	2-storey brick house	Frankenstrasse 42	The former “grocery store”, a two-storey brick building with a raised base and hipped roof, erected in 1900, is located between the two streets of Frankenstrasse and Marienstrasse. The sloping corner of the building with the shop entrance emphasizes street sales. On the ground floor there are basket-arched shop windows and another entrance in Frankenstrasse, and on the upper floor there are basket-arched windows, all with plastered walls. A cornice separating the floors and a stepped eaves zone run across the facade.	around 1900	02/13/1995	224
	Wayside cross	Marienstraße at house number 1	The sandstone cross consists of a high rectangular shaft with an inscription and a covered attachment, on which a cross with a cast iron body. The cross was erected in 1867 by the married couple Johann Kirchartz and Margarethe, née Geich.	1867	06/21/1995	236
	Carpenter's birthplace	Frankenstrasse 111	The listed building is the birthplace of the composer Bernd Alois Zimmermann	19th century	06/04/1996	260
	Half-timbered barn	Frankenstrasse 119		18th century	09/10/1996	267
	Old Kallenhof / desolation	Kallenhofstrasse 6	The former Kallenhof was a complex surrounded by moats. The area was placed under protection as a ground monument. Instead of the former house, a new brick dwelling was built in 1869, which today belongs to the Ville Forestry Office.	present house 1869	03/03/1998	299
	New Kallenhof	Kallenhofstrasse 1 / Weiherstrasse	The two-storey half-timbered house, the gable of which has been renewed in brick, was built in 1819 by the married couple Johann Geicht and Clara Hommelsheim, as evidenced by the inscription bar on the baptismal side of the building. By resolution of the local council, the name Kallenhof was transferred to the property at Kallenhofstrasse 1 in the 1930s.	1819	03/03/1998	300
	Bliesheimer Mühle weir and lock system	Merowingerstrasse 115a		Renewed in 1932	04/01/2009	365

supporting documents

1. ↑ List of monuments of the city of Erftstadt, transmitted by the Lower Monument Authority Erftstadt
2. ^ Frank Bartsch, Dieter Hoffsümmer, Hanna Stommel: Monuments in Erftstadt. Erftstadt 1998. Chap. 6.7 Buschfeld House
3. ↑ Dieter Hoffsümmer, Paul Zurmann: Bliesheim mill. In: Frank Bartsch, Dieter Hoffsümmer, Hanna Stommel: Monuments in Erftstadt. Erftstadt 1998, chapter 3.4.
4. ^ Frank Bartsch: Bliesheim Fronhof. In: Frank Bartsch, Dieter Hoffsümmer, Hanna Stommel: Monuments in Erftstadt. Erftstadt 1998, chapter 3.3.
5. ↑ Peter Simons: Bliesheim. Euskirchen 1936, p. 96.
6. ^ Bernhard Wißmann: Old Christian tombs in Erftstadt. (1st part) In: Yearbook of the City of Erftstadt 1992. P. 49–53 (Bliesheim)
7. ^ Frank Bartsch: 100 years of Diderich colonial goods. In: Yearbook of the city of Erftstadt 2000. pp. 89–92.
8. ↑ Peter Simons: Bliesheim. Euskirchen 1936, pp. 63-65.