List of architectural monuments in Dahlem (Northern Eifel)

The list of architectural monuments in Dahlem ( North Eifel) contains the listed buildings in the area of ​​the municipality of Dahlem in the Euskirchen district in North Rhine-Westphalia (as of September 2011). These architectural monuments are entered in the monuments list of the municipality of Dahlem; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
more pictures	Former lime works with mill building and double kiln	Baasem Am Kalkofen / B 421 map	Lime works closed in 1979 with grinding, transport and filling equipment; Mill building with old technical equipment; two high, cylindrical, funnel-shaped, brick-lined burning shafts. (Source: information board on the property)	Wall anchor dating: 1890; Mill building: 1931	Ovens: May 15, 1984; Lime works: 04/25/1989	18 / 18a
	Residential stable house ("Westeifeler Quereinhaus")	Baasem Huettenstr. 1 card	Eaves, two-storey, plastered single-house made of quarry stone with the originally three-axis residential wing in the left half of the building, which was developed along the central axis; Sandstone walls with arches and folds; then on the right is the utility wing with a high, arched gate entrance.	Dated inscription: 1817	02/04/1985	57
	Wayside cross (left of the war memorial)	Baasem Hüttenstrasse 1 (opposite) map	Approx. 3 meter high crossroad made of fragments. Af the younger, block-like substructure has a slender shaft, slightly tapering towards the top, with a flat, round-arched niche crowned by an angel and above a vespers image in bas-relief; A smooth cross (original grave cross?) with a weathered inscription on the front over a bulging roof projecting out on three sides.	18th century	05/15/1984	14th
more pictures	Catholic parish church of St. Mary's Birth	Baasem Huettenstr. 2 card	Facing east, made of quarry stone and smoothly plastered, two-aisled hall church with a four-story west tower in front of the northern nave; the interior with a rich star vault over four slender, capitalless central pillars; in the choir of the originally flat closed north aisle: 1890 sacristy installation by Heinrich Wiethase; South choir closed on three sides with pointed-arched tracery windows. Stone altar from: 1625. Baptismal font from: 1559. In the associated, surrounding cemetery, cemetery cross from the 19th century.	The ground floor and the first floor of the tower, parts of the north wall and the apse of the north choir are remnants of a Romanesque complex (12th century); the tower was increased by: 1559 by two stories; around: 1500 Extension of the complex to the two-aisled hall church.	02/04/1985	56
	Residential stable house ("Westeifeler Quereinhaus")	Baasem Huettenstr. 25 card	Gable-independent, two-storey, plastered single-house made of quarry stone with the three-axis residential wing in the left-hand half of the building, accessed along the right-hand axis; Sandstone walls; then on the right is the utility wing with a high gate.	Dated inscription in the lintel: 1857	05/15/1984	15th
	Courtyard	Baasem Kronenburger Str. 3 map	Multi-part courtyard with a free-standing, gable-independent, two-storey, four-axis, plastered house made of quarry stone with a crooked hip roof covered with clay pan; Entrance in the second axis from the left; three-axis, rear eaves wall. Associated with the surrounding open space and the quarry stone farm buildings arranged at right angles.	Date in the lintel: 1812	02/04/1985	58
	Courtyard	Baasem Rützgasse 7 map	Winkelhofanlage with a gable, two-storey, plastered quarry stone house and a right-angled adjoining service wing in the upper third in half-timbered construction.	Mid-19th century with an older core	02/04/1985	59
	Simmeler Hof	Baasem Simmeler Hof 80 card	Three-wing courtyard with a manor house, tenant house, farm buildings and free-standing bakery (converted for residential purposes). The main house, a large, two-storey, three-axis, plastered quarry stone building with a high basement and a half-hip roof.	Main house in the core of the 18th century; Side wing: 1821/1824; Changes in the 19th / 20th Century; Bakery in the middle of the 19th century.	04/10/1985	63
	Residential building	Baasem Theißenstrasse. 4 card	Eaves, two-storey, three-axle, plastered house made of quarry stone; arched, sandstone-framed entrance with skylight; the window openings with sandstone walls, arches and folds. The former farm wing, which is offset to the right, has been extended and modernized for residential purposes.	Dated inscription on the lintel: 1813	10/15/1986	84
	Residential stable house ("Westeifeler Quereinhaus")	Baasem Theißenstrasse. 15 card	Eaves, two-storey, plastered single-house built from quarry stone with the originally three-axis residential wing in the right-hand half of the building, accessible in the left axis with the original front door; Sandstone walls with arches and folds; today's left axis with younger, larger window openings with a straight lintel; then on the left the service wing with two entrances of different heights.	Dated inscription in the lintel: 1788	05/15/1984	16
	Wayside cross	Baasem in front of Theißenstrasse. 16 card	Approx. two meters high, cross made of red sandstone. On a wide base, smooth, upright rectangular shaft, on which a restored cross with a baluster-shaped base and a modern metal crucifix.	Dated inscription: 1788	02/05/1985	60
	Catholic parish church St. Brictius	Berk Schleidener Str. 9 map	On the east side of the newly built nave there is a pointed triumphal arch to the late Gothic choir with two-lane tracery windows and a star vault with partly figurative keystones; sacrament niche in the north wall of the choir; Simultaneous sacristy on the north side of the choir. Sculptures in the new building: crucifix, 16./17. Century; St. Brictius, 18th century	Tower substructure: 12./13. Century; Choir: Dated inscription on the lintel of the old sacristy door: 1516; 1971 Tower superstructure and ship are destroyed by fire; 1972 New tower and ship built (Architects: Fritz Jaenecke and Erich Heyne, Aachen).	04/10/1985	70
	Wayside cross	Dahlem Escher Str., Extension to the north; Hallway: In the glue bar map	Approx. three meter high, made of red sandstone and moved from its original location in the former cemetery at the Catholic parish church. On a sloping pedestal, stocky shaft with a protruding roof all around; Above it tapering upwards with a flat, round-arched, pilaster-flanked sacrament niche with a niche arch decorated with floral decorations; thereon a smooth cross with crucifix in high relief. "Mission cross from the 18th century, originally on the church, later placed at the pastorate, since 1921 at the" Eifelblick "lookout above Dahlems"	18th century	10/15/1986	79
	Memory cross, so-called Mechelsches cross	Dahlem community forest corridor 21 parcel 5 map	Memorial cross to Johann Held from Dahlem, who died on April 23, 1921 while felling wood. Elaborately designed, approx. 1.50 m high, cast-iron cross with a fully rounded crucifix, a transverse oval inscription plate and a representation of Mary in the base area.	1921	07/23/1984	22nd
	Vierherrenstein	Dahlem community forest Flur 33 Escher Str., Extension to W map	Historical landmark; Approx. one meter high, rectangular basalt lava block with the coats of arms of the adjoining rulership areas carved out in bas-relief on three sides: Drei Hämmer + "SCHM" (Schmidtheim); Adler + "KRON" (Kronenburg); Lion with tournament collar and lilies + "IVNG" (Jünkerath); the fourth coat of arms, probably Blankenheim, was obviously removed. (Source: Hubert Pitzen, Stadtkyll: Der Vierherrenstein - www.heimatjahrbuch-vulkaneifel.de)	14./15. Century (?)	07/23/1984	23
	Cemetery cross	Dahlem Marienallee 18 map	Approx. four meters high, made of red sandstone and moved from its original location in the former cemetery of the Catholic Church not far from the cemetery chapel to the axis of Marienallee, the memorial and processional cross. On a pedestal that tapers upwards, a compact shaft with a protruding roof all around; Above it a slightly sloping structure, the front with a sacrament niche, on the reverse a bas-relief of the Mount of Olives scene ("Jesus prays in Getsemani" - Lk. 22, 39–46) above four-sided curved roof. Cross attachment with clover leaf ends and a crucifix on both sides in high relief. Inscription on the back of the shaft: AD MDCCXXIV OBYT HONESTA UXOR MARIA PINNERS CONDUCTA VANDALS REQUIESCAT IN SANCTA PACE AMEN (In the year of the Lord 1724 the honorable wife of Maria Pinner, wife of Vandal, died. May she rest in peace. Amen); The coat of arms of the Vandal family on the front of the shaft. Inscription on three sides of the pedestal: POSUIT IN HONOR GOTES PHILIPPUS VANDAL IHRO EMPEROR CATH. MAY. COMPTOIRMEISTER IHRO ALLER CHRISTLIGIR KÖNYG MAIEST. LIEUTENANT FROM THE RTY	1724	05/15/1984	20th
	Cemetery chapel	Dahlem Marienallee 18 map	Small, plastered hall building with a semicircular closed choir, slate-covered gable roof and small roof turret over the east gable, oriented to the southwest, with corner blocks made of quarry stone; round window above the arched portal, and above it, arched window in the gable triangle; profiled wooden eaves cornice; two just closed, barred windows on the long sides; neo-Gothic furnishings.	Extension of an older saint's house to a cemetery chapel: 1886	05/15/1984	19th
	Priest's grave stone (1) without grave use	Dahlem Friedhof (south of the cemetery chapel: 1st tombstone from left) map	High quality, approx. 1.80 m high, built in the neo-Gothic canon of light sandstone and moved from its original location in the former cemetery at the Catholic parish church. Cross stele with chalice in an ogival niche; on the front a recessed inscription field with tracery decorated on the top with missing or largely weathered inscription, on the back a smooth, almost illegible inscription plate; the crowning cross is missing.	1856	12/15/1995	121
	Priest's grave stone (2) not used for a grave	Dahlem Friedhof (south of the cemetery chapel: 2nd tombstone from left) map	High quality, approximately 1.50 m high, tomb made of red sandstone and moved from its original location in the former cemetery at the Catholic parish church. Cross stele; on the front slightly recessed inscription field with partially weathered inscription; on the left: "Chalice (ciborium) wrapped in a stole" in bas-relief; on the right side “Lamb of God with (missing) Easter flag on the book with the seven seals” in bas-relief; simple, crowning cross.	1853	12/15/1995	122
	Priest's grave stone (3) not used for a grave	Dahlem Friedhof (south of the cemetery chapel: 3rd tombstone from left) map	High-quality, approx. 1.30 m high, tomb made of red sandstone and moved from its original location in the former cemetery at the Catholic parish church. Stele with chalice (ciborium); fields slightly recessed on three sides with tracery finish, on the front with weathered inscription; crowning chalice made of metal.	2nd half of the 19th century	12/15/1995	123
	Priest's grave stone (4) not used for a grave	Dahlem Friedhof (south of the cemetery chapel: 4th tombstone from left) Map	High quality, approx. 2.50 m high, built in the neo-Gothic canon of light sandstone and moved from its original location in the former cemetery at the Catholic parish church. Cross stele; on the front a recessed inscription field with tracery decorated on the top with weathered inscription, on the back a smooth, almost illegible inscription plate; slim, crowning cross with multiple notched arms.	2nd half of the 19th century	12/15/1995	124
	Oligsmühle: Mill equipment with water wheel and mill ditch	Dahlem Obermühle 10 map	The only monument is the technical features of the mill, i.e. the fully functional technology from the middle of the 19th century still preserved on the ground and upper floors of the mill building: with cast iron cogwheels, the crown wheel with wooden teeth, the two grinding aisles on the upper floor, the lifting device for the grinding stones, a sieve system, etc. Another component is the overshot metal waterwheel, including the water regulation and the mill moat, which is still completely preserved in the area, which was brought here from the southern Eifel region in the first half of the 20th century.	19./20. century	05.12.1989	100
	Catholic parish church of St. Hieronymus	Dahlem Trierer Str. 1 map	East-oriented, four-axis, built of quarry stone, plastered three-aisled hall church with semicircular closed choir and three-storey west tower in front with eight-sided, pointed helmet; Addition to the sacristy on the south side. Six-bay, cross-rib vaulted nave with tall, narrow arched windows and arched triumphal arch to the lower choir. Equipment: high altar and two side altars from 1716; in front of the pilasters on the side aisle walls, twelve neo-baroque apostolic cultures acquired in 1868; mercy seat above the triumphal arch, 18th century.	1844, after demolition of the previous building from 1628 (with the exception of the west tower) new building; 1891, the tower was raised by five meters, the sound openings and the spire were renewed, the portal was relocated and redesigned; 1907, over two rows of five pillars each vaulting of the hall church, which until then had a flat ceiling, without pillars; 1908, addition of a sacristy on the south side.	02/05/1985	61
	Catholic St. Barbara Chapel	Frauenkron Waldweg 6 map	Small, east-facing, three-axis, smoothly plastered hall church made of quarry stone with a choir closed on three sides and a square, slated roof turret over the west gable; Portal and window round or arched with a basket made of red sandstone. Simple, smoothly plastered interior with a flat ceiling. Equipment: Column altar of the 17th century with sculptures of Maria in the central niche, on the right console St. Barbara (with tower) and to the left of St. Johannes d. Baptist (with cross staff, book and lamb). South wall: St. Katharina, 17th century; North wall: St. Luzia, 17th century; Bell from 1643.	Early 18th century: construction of today's chapel; 1944: Destruction down to the outer walls; 1952: Reconstruction and expansion around the western yoke.	04/10/1985	71
	Residential building (so-called "Tellhaus")	Kronenburg Burgbering 1 card	Small, single-storey plastered quarry stone building facing the castle forecourt, over a high basement, accessible from the right gable. On the left gable with a new connecting wing connected to the hotel / restaurant. “Tellhaus”: setting for the Wilhelm Tell Festival in 1925 (see photos).	Dated inscription on the lintel: 1839; older at heart.	01/28/1985	30th
	Former farm building of the so-called castle house, today part of the restaurant	Kronenburg Burgbering 2 map	On a right-angled floor plan, two-storey, plastered, former farm building made of quarry stone with a slate-covered half-hip roof; from the formerly arched barn entrance (today: entrance to the restaurant), adapted, modernly extended to the right.	Dating in the Keilstein above the former barn entrance: 1810.	01/28/1985	31
more pictures	Former administrative building (so-called castle house), today a hotel	Kronenburg Burgbering 4 map	Representative, baroque, two-storey, seven-axis, plastered stone built and plastered "so-called. Burghaus ”with a slated mansard roof with a crest, which was designed as an office building to look like a castle and could and should compete with contemporary aristocratic residences.	Iron anchor dating on the facade: 1766	04/06/1982	2
	Gate to the forecourt	Kronenburg Burgbering 1, 2, 4 map	In the course of the surrounding wall of the forecourt, originally arched over a gate, subsequently widened by reusing fragments of garments.	Original gate: 14./15. Century; today's gate situation: after 1900	01/28/1985	32
	Residential house, former rectory	Kronenburg Burgbering 6 map	Gable-independent, two-storey, three-axle residential building made of quarry stone with a slate-covered gable roof; the street-side gable with blind arcade structure; the entrance in the left axis and the windows with sandstone walls and lintels.	19th century with an older core (cellar vault)	04/10/1985	67
	Residential building	Kronenburg Burgbering 7 map	In the course of the closed Burgbering development, a two-storey, three-axis residential building with a gable roof, massive on the ground floor and a timber-framed construction projecting onto the ceiling beams on the upper floor; the entrance to be reached via an old, single flight of stairs in the central axis; Arched basement access in the right axis.	In the core 17th century; with later changes.	01/28/1985	33
	Residential building	Kronenburg Burgbering 9 card	In the course of the closed Burgbering development, a two-storey, four-axis, plastered house built from quarry stone with a gable roof; the entrance to be reached via an old, two-flight flight of stairs on the right axis; Basement access in the second axis from the right.	In the core 17th century; with numerous later changes.	01/28/1985	35
	Residential building	Kronenburg Burgbering 11 map	On the south side of the central gate with the course of the street, curved facade, eaves-facing, two-storey, unplastered former residential stable built from quarry stone with various, irregularly arranged window and door openings; modernized for residential purposes (holiday apartments).	In the core 17th century; with numerous later changes.	01/28/1985	34
	Middle gate	Kronenburg Burgbering, between No. 11 and No. 16 map	In Kronenburg, a complex built on a mountain spur, the high medieval type of "fortified castle settlement" can be found in its purest form. The principle of the Gothic hilltop castle with several, self-contained, as ring-shaped as possible built around the main castle and only accessible one after the other was implemented here as an example and is still easy to read today. The lower part of the complex beginning at the north gate, the “lowest patch”, was originally reserved for farmers and craftsmen and ended at the central gate, a square pointed arch; this is where the “uppermost patch” inhabited by the castle men began. Another gate, which was demolished around 1900, led into the forecourt, which was defined by the “Burghaus” (now a hotel) and at the northwest corner of which was the entrance to the main castle.	14./15. century	10/27/1982
	Eifelhaus	Kronenburg Burgbering 12 map	In the course of the closed, rear defensive wall additions, eaves, two-storey, five-axis on the ground floor and four-axis on the upper floor, plastered quarry stone house with slated hipped roof; the entrance in the central axis and the window openings with sandstone walls; Interior work around 1937; the back (= former ring wall) with a large studio window.	Dated inscription on the lintel (renewed by Werner Peiner in 1937): PD 1793 WP 1937	01/28/1985	36
	Eifelhaus, outdoor facilities	Kronenburg Burgbering 12 map	Belonging to the Eifelhaus, Burgbering 12, is the rear, steeply sloping terrain towards the Kylltal, in the conception, individual forms and material of the construction task at that time of the architect Fahrenkamp, ​​the painting school in Kronenburg, adapted in the Heimat style with stone retaining walls on several levels terraced with water basin , Fountain, pillars and pavilion.	around 1937	11/21/1989	36a
	Catholic parish church St. Johann Baptist	Kronenburg Burgbering 14 map	In the course of the closed, rear defensive wall additions, two-aisled, plastered stone built and plastered hall church with an undivided choir tower integrated into the fortifications and a small transept-like annex on the south side. Four-bay interior with rich star vaults with figural consoles and keystones above a central support with four semicircular services; square choir on the ground floor of the east tower; Remains of late Gothic wall painting, the rest of the painting from 1894. Main altar made of red sandstone with old work pieces from the time of construction; Crucifixion group on the east wall: 17th century; Vespers picture, around 1700.	Built: 1492; Extension of the two-storey sacristy with a pent roof on the north side of the tower: 1517.	04/10/1985	66
	Cemetery cross of the old cemetery; former processional cross	Kronenburg Burgbering 14 map	Left of the flight of stairs to the tower: Approx. 3.50 m high cross structure made of red sandstone. Shank tapering towards the top on a broad plinth; Flat sacraments niche with a round-arched shell end above a volute console with an angel portrait; Above it, a cross with clover leaf ends and a rustic crucifix in high relief.	Mid 18th century	04/10/1985	69
	Residential building	Kronenburg Burgbering 16 map	In the course of the closed, rear defensive wall extensions, eaves-attached, two-storey dwelling house with three-axis in the left half of the massive ground floor and four-axis house in the half-timbered upper floor with a slated gable roof; the entrance in the second axis from the left and the window openings on the ground floor with sandstone walls. In 1625 the arched east gate, which opens up over steps, was broken into the rear circular wall and the right half of the ground floor as a fast pedestrian connection into the Kylltal.	Dating on the half-timbered upper floor: 1672; with later changes and additions.	01/29/1985	37
	Courtyard complex (Westeifeler Quereinhaus)	Kronenburg Burgbering 18 map	In the course of the closed, rear defensive wall extensions, two-storey (until 1920 three-storey) broken stone building with the two-axis residential wing in the right half of the house; the doorway with skylight and the windows with sandstone walls, arches and rabbets. The service wing was changed when the entire facility was rebuilt in 1920.	In the core of the 16th century; Date on the lintel on the ground floor: 1782	01/29/1985	38
	Residential building	Kronenburg Burgbering 21 a card	Gable-independent, two-storey, three-story house on the ground floor, two-story upstairs and one-axis plastered house made of quarry stone on the right-hand side of the eaves, with a gable roof; the entrance in the left axis and the three ground floor windows with old, different quarry stone frames. After 2002, the building was modernized for residential and office purposes while retaining the historical openings; new, slated gable roof with light between rafters in the roof space; new window openings on the rear gable.	17th century; Changes in the 18th, 19th and 21st centuries	01/29/1985	41
more pictures	House (Pallandt House)	Kronenburg Burgbering 22 map	Exceptionally representative, in the course of the closed, rear defensive wall extensions, eaves, two-storey, six-axis, plastered quarry stone house with a slated gable roof; the entrance, which can be reached via a two-flight flight of stairs, with a coat of arms crowned skylight in the third axis from the right and the window openings with profiled sandstone walls with rabbets and ears.	Wall anchor dating: 1704	01/29/1985	39
more pictures	Residential building	Kronenburg Burgbering 24 card	In the course of the closed, rear defensive wall extensions, two-storey, three-axis quarry stone residential building with eaves and newly slated gable roof; the windows on the ground floor of the street-side eaves wall with sandstone walls; in the left window a former lintel dated “1681” as a window sill in secondary use.	17./18. Century; Interior construction modern.	03/22/2010	131
	Former tithe barn, now a café	Kronenburg Burgbering 25 card	In the course of time, the former tithe barn, converted for residential and commercial purposes, with a pan-roofed gable roof, towed to the right, has changed significantly over the years, has two-storey eaves facing the castle ring, two-axis at the gable with the former gate entrance in the right half, made of rubble, plastered; the triangular gable and the upper floor on the left side of the eaves are half-timbered, here with protruding lugs as rafter supports.	16th century (bars inside dendrochronologically dated: 1583)	04/06/1982	3
more pictures	Residential building	Kronenburg Burgbering 26 card	In the course of the closed, rear defensive wall extensions, eaves-standing, two-storey, four-axis on the ground floor and three-axis on the upper floor, plastered quarry stone house with a slated gable roof; the entrance in the second axis from the right and the window openings with sandstone walls.	Dated inscription on the lintel: 1827	01/29/1985	40
more pictures	Residential building	Kronenburg Burgbering 26a card	In the course of the closed, rear defensive wall additions, eaves, two-storey, three-axis on the ground floor and two-axis, plastered quarry stone house on the upper floor with a slated gable roof; the entrance in the right axis and the window openings, arched with a basket, with sandstone walls.	Dated inscription on the lintel: 1812	01/29/1985	40
	Residential building	Kronenburg Burgbering 27 map	Eaves, two-storey residential house built from quarry stone on the facade, the right and front half of the left gable and plastered, the remaining parts in half-timbered; the massive walls with small, sandstone-framed window openings from the 17th / 18th centuries Century.	17th century; with later modifications.	05/19/1983	12
	Residential building	Kronenburg Burgbering 28 card	In the course of the closed, rear defensive wall extensions, two-storey, three-axis, plastered quarry stone dwelling house attached to the eaves with a newly slated gable roof; the doorway with a skylight and a window on the ground floor and one on the first floor with sandstone walls; two modern wooden block windows.	In the core of the 16th century; Changes in the 19th century.	01/29/1985	42
	Residential house, former barn	Kronenburg Burgbering 29 map	Gable-mounted, two-storey, plastered quarry stone building with tuff corner blocks on the ground floor; Gable triangle and upper floor of the left eaves wall half-timbered; the former barn door as a wooden construction.	18./19. Century; modernly converted and expanded for residential purposes (holiday flats).	01/29/1985	46
	Residential building	Kronenburg Burgbering 30 card	In the course of the closed, rear defensive wall extensions, eaves-standing, two-storey, three-axis on the ground floor, two-axis, plastered quarry stone house on the upper floor with a newly slated gable roof; on the ground floor a rectangular window with sandstone walls (probably still from the 17th century) and a lintel. The rear eaves wall largely in its original condition with old draperies.	Dated inscription on the lintel: 1839; older at heart.	01/29/1985	43
	Residential building with gate passage (= north gate)	Kronenburg Burgbering 32 card	Right-angled, two-storey, roughly plastered, quarry stone building spanning the street with a wing with the pointed arched north gate, with sandstone blocks at the corners and only partly from the 14th century; Slate-covered, newly slated gable roof, hipped to the wing that runs parallel to the street. In the gate passage new, arched entrance to Burgbering 34; City side, to the right of the gate Entrance from: 19th century with renewed date: 1671. The rear eaves wall largely in its original condition with old draperies.	14./17. Century, rebuilt after 1945.	01/29/1985	44
more pictures	Residential building	Kronenburg Burgbering 36 card	In the course of the closed, rear defensive wall extensions, two-storey, three-axis, plastered quarry stone residential house with a slate roof; the entrance in the left axis and the window openings, arched with a basket, with sandstone walls.	Dated inscription on the lintel: 1721	04/06/1982	4th
more pictures	Residential building	Kronenburg Burgbering 36a card	In the course of the closed, rear defensive wall extensions, eaves-standing, two-storey, three-axis on the ground floor, two-axis, plastered quarry stone house on the upper floor with a newly slated gable roof; the entrance in the left axis and the window openings arched with sandstone walls; Interior construction new.	Essentially the 17th century; with numerous later changes; inscribed on the lintel: 1872.	04/06/1982	5
	Residential building	Kronenburg Burgbering 38 map	In the course of the closed, rear defensive wall additions, eaves, two-storey, three-axis on the ground floor and two-axis on the upper floor, plastered house with a slated gable roof; the input in the right axis.	Components from the 14th to 16th centuries Century; with later changes and additions.	04/06/1982	6th
	Residential building (former farm wing of the former Burgbering 38 farm)	Kronenburg Burgbering 38a card	In the course of the closed, rear defensive wall extensions, eaves-attached, two-storey, on the ground floor two-axis, on the upper floor single-axis, boarded-up house with a slated gable roof; the input in the left axis. The former farm wing was modernized for residential purposes.	Components of the 14./16. and 17./18. Century; with later changes and additions.	04/06/1982	7th
	Residential building	Kronenburg Burgbering 40 card	In the course of the closed, rear defensive wall extensions, two-storey, three-axis, plastered residential building with a slate roof. The building was modernized for residential purposes in the early 1980s, while the facade was renewed.	Components of the 14./16. and 17./18. Century; with modern changes and additions.	03/25/1987	89
	Residential building	Kronenburg Burgbering 40a card	In the course of the closed, rear defensive wall extensions, eaves-attached, two-story, two-axis on the ground floor and three-axis on the upper floor, plastered house with a slated gable roof. The building was modernized for residential purposes in the early 1980s, while the facade was renewed.	Components of the 14./16. and 17./18. Century; with modern changes and additions.	07/22/1987	97
	Residential building	Kronenburg Burgbering 44 map	In the course of the closed rear defensive wall extensions, gable-independent, two-storey, four-axis on the ground floor and two-axis on the upper and top floors, plastered house made of quarry stone with a slated gable roof; the left entrance from the time of construction with profiled sandstone walls and walled, former skylight, all windows at the same time, three coupled rectangular windows with bevels and rebates; the right door of the 18th century with skylight, arched lintel and wedge stone, above it a coat of arms.	Dated inscription on the left lintel: 1603; Changes in the second half of the 18th century.	01/29/1985	45
	Former courtyard (Winkelhof)	Kronenburg Burgbering 46 map	In the course of the rear defensive wall extensions, built from rubble stone Winkelhofanlage with a gable, two-storey, three-axis, plastered on the gable and on the right eaves side house with a slated gable roof; the entrance in the central axis and the window openings on the ground floor are arched in a basket, on the upper floor with straight lintels, all with sandstone walls. The former barn, built at right angles on the left eaves side, has been modernized.	18th century; with changes in the 19th century (upper floor renewed after fire)	04/10/1985	72
more pictures	Kronenburg castle ruins	Kronenburg Burgbering map	Spornburg with an upstream, walled settlement (“valley”); Quarry stone; circumferential, polygonal ring wall with reinforcing shell towers; two horseshoe towers preserved as half-height gun posts, internal additions and original gate missing; Of the polygonal core castle, only the stumps of the double tower gate, the foundations of the keep and the curtain wall and a corner of the palace with a partially modern structure have been preserved.	Foundation 13th century; Main building substance 14./15. Century; Horseshoe towers 16th century, decayed since the 19th century.	04/06/1982	1
	Courtyard complex (Westeifeler Quereinhaus)	Kronenburg Burgstr. 10 card	With a bent façade following the course of the street, eaves-side, two-storey, plastered single house built from quarry stone with the three-axis residential wing on the ground floor and two-axis residential wing on the right-hand axis on the upper floor, sandstone walls with rabbet; then on the left the three-axle utility wing with access and window opening as well as high gate entrance in the half-timbered former barn in the left half.	Dated inscription on the lintel: 1851	01/13/1988	99
	Residential building (former tannery)	Kronenburg Burgstrasse opposite 17 map	Small, eaves-facing, three-storey residential building; on a high, two-storey, biaxial base made of quarry stone with arched access on the ground floor on the eaves side and the entrance to the first floor on the right gable; Half-timbered upper floor with a clay pan-roofed gable roof.	18th century	04/10/1985	64
more pictures	Originally “Hermann Göring Master School for Painting”, then “Educational Center of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia”, today “House for Teacher Training”.	Kronenburg Burgstr. 18-20 card	Spacious facility designed and built by Werner Peiner and Emil Fahrenkamp around the old elementary school as an apparently relaxed but well-thought-out, expedient arrangement of studios, courtyards, commercial and residential buildings, in design and choice of materials based on the typical regional conditions and despite conversion down to the last detail receive.	Core building: old elementary school, 1st half of the 19th century; Expansion of the master school in two construction phases 1936–1939; Restoration of the main studio building after war destruction: after 1945; Conversion to an educational facility: after 1950.	January 16, 1985	29
	Wayside cross	Kronenburg Burgstrasse 20, in front of the southeast corner of the former elementary school map	Approx. three meter high processional cross made of red sandstone. Shank on a sloping pedestal; Shallow sacrament niche with a rounded shell end above a volute console with a putti portrait; Above a cross with clover leaf ends, on it a rustic crucifix in high relief above a putti relief.	18th century	02/21/1995	118
	Wayside cross (formerly grave cross)	Kronenburg Burgstrasse 27 (in front of the right corner of the house) map	Approx. 50 cm high, former grave cross made of slate, moved to the current location; both arms of the cross are missing; the inscription can only be read as a fragment: "Johannes Klinkhammer ..."	Dated inscription: 1748	02/05/1985	62
	Wayside cross	Kronenburg Forst Arenberg corridor 8 parcel 7 map	Approx. 1.50 m high, baroque cross made of basalt lava; on a strong, beveled base, cross with short arms and quarter-round angular panels; possible inscriptions or representations completely weathered; possibly a former grave cross.	17./18. century	01/30/1985	52
	Cemetery cross	Kronenburg Rechtsstrasse 16, cemetery map	Approx. Processional cross, 3.50 m high, made of red sandstone and moved to the new cemetery. On a transversely rectangular base tapering towards the top, there is a bulbous shaft with a laurel wreath in relief with the date. Rectangular structure with a round-arched sacrament niche and cast-iron putti head above the projecting roof all around; above it a simple cross without a crucifix. Stonemason inscription on the base: "Herl in Ließendorf"	Dated inscription: 1891	07/23/1984	24
	Residential building	Kronenburg Gerlachstrasse 11 map	Eaves, two-storey, three-axis, made of quarry stone, modern plastered house with gable roof; the entrance in the left axis with a modern vestibule; Door and window openings arched with sandstone walls.	18./19. century	10/15/1986	86
	Former mill building	Kronenburg Hammerhütte 17 map	Small, eaves-attached, two-storey, plastered, former mill building made of quarry stone with a gable roof and loading hatch on the rear eaves side; modernized for residential purposes.	18./19. century	10/15/1986	81
	Courtyard	Kronenburg Hammerhütte 18 map	Multi-part courtyard with a representative, two-storey, six-axis, plastered house built from quarry stone with a slate-covered half-hip roof; Entrance in the third axis from the right. Five-axis, courtyard-side eaves wall with access in the central axis. At the rear of the courtyard, which is paved in small pieces, there is a large quarry stone barn with a half-hipped roof and arched gate. The half-timbered stable wing that originally connected the house and barn was replaced by a massive new building.	House with iron anchor dating: 1803	10/15/1986	80
	Courtyard	Kronenburg Hammerhütte 21 map	Multi-part courtyard with a gable, two-storey, four-axis, plastered house made of quarry stone with a slate-covered gable roof; Entrance via an outside staircase in the third axis from the left; the right axis is built out of the escape like an altar. Four-axis, courtyard-side eaves wall with younger entrance to the left of the left axis; arched cellar entrance in the right axis; Farm building modern. On the street there is a younger archway to the courtyard.	1816/1838	10/15/1986	83
	Former distillery	Kronenburg Hammerhütte 23 map	Originally part of the Hammerhütte 21 farm complex; on the right gable of the residential building, three-story, plastered, plastered, former distillery building with a gable roof, built from quarry stone; with modified openings, modernized for residential purposes.	Iron anchor dating on the right pediment: 1766	10/15/1986	82
	Old Kyll Bridge	Kronenburgerhütte On the map / In the Hüll map	Two-arched, unplastered bridge structure made of quarry stone with masonry parapets and lofts on both sides littered over the central pillar.	18th century ?	10/27/1982	10
	Residential stable house ("Westeifeler Quereinhaus")	Kronenburgerhütte On the map 1 map	Gable-independent, two-storey, plastered single-house, which is built from quarry stone in the half-timbered upper floor of the utility wing, with the three-axis residential wing in the right-hand half of the building; Sandstone walls; then on the left the original farm wing, which has been partially converted for residential purposes.	Dated inscription on the lintel: 1876	10/15/1986	85
more pictures	Catholic Brigida Chapel	Kronenburgerhütte On the plan 6 map	Small, east-facing, two-axis, plastered hall building made of quarry stone with a choir closed on three sides and a three-storey west tower in front with a rounded portal on the north side. Wooden altar in late Renaissance forms: 1st half of the 17th century; Stalls: around 1900.	Built: 1736, tower: 1901	04/10/1985	68
	Residential building	Crown Burger Hut on map 7 Card	Small eaves, two-storey house built on both sides, made of quarry stone and plastered with a pan-roofed gable roof and the entrance in the central axis.	Essentially the 18th century; with later changes.	01/30/1985	49
	Courtyard complex (Westeifeler Quereinhaus)	Kronenburgerhütte In der Hüll 4 card	Eaves, two-storey, plastered single-house built from quarry stone with the three-axis residential wing in the left half of the building; Sandstone walls with seams; on the right is the five-axis utility wing with a high, arched gate entrance, flanked on both sides by an entrance and a window opening.	Dated inscription: 1824	01/30/1985	53
	Residential building	Kronenburgerhütte Insel 2 map	On the right gable of the courtyard (Westeifeler Quereinhaus) island 4, single-axis, two-storey residential wing, accessible via an outside staircase; the right gable is biaxial with a large, former loading hatch in the gable triangle; the top floor with a wide dormer on the back was modernized for residential purposes.	19th century	03/26/1987	90
	Courtyard complex (Westeifeler Quereinhaus)	Kronenburgerhütte Insel 4 map	Eaves, two-storey, plastered single-house built from quarry stone with the three-axis residential wing in the right-hand half of the building, accessible in the left axis; Sandstone walls with arches and folds; then on the left the former utility wing with three entrances and four small window openings, accessed from the rear in the area of ​​the former barn door, modernized for residential purposes.	17th century; with later modifications.	01/30/1985	54
	Courtyard	Kronenburgerhütte Mühlenweg 1 map	Towards Mühlenweg, a two-storey, four-axis, quarry stone, plastered house built from quarry stone on the left eaves side, two on the gable two and on the right, courtyard-side eaves side with a bricked-up left axis; Courtyard access in the second axis from the left. Associated with the grouped around the courtyard, simultaneous, partly more recently added farm buildings.	18./19. century	01/30/1985	50
	Residential building (former mill building)	Kronenburgerhütte Mühlenweg 7 map	Prestigious, eaves-fixed, two-storey, four-axis on the ground floor and five-axis on the upper floor, made of quarry stone, plastered house with a profiled eaves cornice and a crooked hip roof covered with clay pan; the entrance with skylight is on the third axis from the right; Windows with arches and rabbets; the right gable is biaxial with a former hatch in the attic; In the left gable, walled in a sandstone cross, probably from the 18th century, above two elliptical, sandstone-framed oculi.	Dated inscription on the lintel: 1801	01/30/1985	51
	Former Kronenburg train station, now a residential building	Kronenburgerhütte Neuer Weg 24 map	The former Kronenburg station is located on the railway line from Jünkerath via Losheim to Malmedy, built in 1912. Clearly preserved, former Prussian train station with a massive reception building as well as ancillary building and general cargo shed in half-timbered construction; only slightly changed due to conversion to a residential building.	around 1912	01/30/1985	47
more pictures	Residential building	Kronenburgerhütte St.-Vither-Straße 16 map	Eaves, two-storey, five-axis, made of quarry stone, plastered house with a profiled eaves cornice and a crooked hip roof covered with clay pan; the entrance in the second axis from the right; Gable triangle with arched window opening. The higher, heavily modified component on the left is more recent and not part of the monument!	Dated inscription on the lintel: 1865	04/10/1985	65
	Former courtyard; today three residential units	Kronenburgerhütte St. Vither Str. 20; -22; To the Kleebusch 1 card	Plastered courtyard area built on a right-angled floor plan from quarry stone with the two-storey, five-axis residential wing originally facing St.-Vither-Straße with a pantograph-roofed gable roof and the entrance on the second axis from the right. The entire system was modernized and expanded for residential purposes.	Components of the 18th / 19th centuries Century; with modern changes and additions.	04/14/1982	8th
	Courtyard (residential stable house)	Kronenburgerhütte Steinertstrasse 5 map	Eaves, two-storey, plastered single-house made of quarry stone with a clay pan-roofed crooked hip roof and the three-axis residential wing on the left gable on the ground floor and two-axis on the upper floor in the right-hand half of the building; Gable triangle truss; the street-side eaves wall of the residential wing has two axes; to the rear, the utility wing with a high gate entrance, flanked on both sides by an entrance and a window opening.	Dated inscription on the lintel: 1857	March 24, 1987	88
	Railway water tower Blankenheim-Wald (district Schmidtheim)	Schmidtheim Blankenheim-Wald Corridor 11 No. 11 map	In the 19th century, the Eifel was opened up by railway lines. The main line between Cologne and Trier ran far past Blankenheim in 1870. The station built away from the village was named Blankenheim-Wald. From 1910 to 1913 the approximately 25 km long strategic Ahrdorf - Blankenheim-Wald railway line was built, the importance of which increased enormously due to the additional function as a branch station. The water tower, about 400m south of the Blankenheim-Wald reception building, was part of a small locomotive treatment facility with a two-tier locomotive shed and a coaling system. The tower consists of the tower shaft built or veneered in quarry stone masonry, the loft container with control passage and tent roof.	around 1912/13	12/30/2004	129
	Railway bridge	Schmidtheim near Blankenheim-Wald train station Hall 11 no. 42 (partly), 43, 45 (partly) map	In the 19th century, the Eifel was opened up by railway lines. The main line between Cologne and Trier ran far past Blankenheim in 1870. The station built away from the village was named Blankenheim-Wald. From 1910 to 1913 the approximately 25 km long strategic Ahrdorf – Blankenheim-Wald railway was built , the importance of which increased enormously due to its additional function as a branch station. The railway line ran from the station building parallel to the main line to the south and then swung in a wide arc, crossing the main line through a curved bridge made of stone, to the east to the first station in Blankenheimerdorf.	1910 to 1913	March 24, 2011	132
	Courtyard	Schmidtheim Hauptstrasse 36 map	Eaves, two-story, three-sided massive single house; the street-side eaves wall of the residential wing in the left half of the house, four-axis on the ground floor and three-axis on the upper floor, half-timbered construction, multi-storey construction with embedded anchor beams, bent diagonal struts and profiled sill beams; the massive business wing on the right is modern.	18th century	07/23/1984	28
	Residential building	Schmidtheim Hauptstrasse 51 map	Gable-mounted, two-storey, three-sided two-axis residential building made of quarry stone and plastered, accessible from the right side of the eaves, with a gable roof; all openings with sandstone walls, z. T. reuse of spolia from the 16th century.	Dated inscription on the lintel of the front door: 1609.	05/19/1983	13
	Wayside cross	Schmidtheim Hauptstrasse / Marktstrasse map	Approx. 3.50 m high processional cross made of red sandstone; Renewed cornice plate above a high rectangular pillar with volutes in bas-relief, above a high top with a pilaster-flanked arched niche, on which a cross with three-way ends and a body in high relief.	Dated inscription on the back of the cross arms: 1769	07/23/1984	26th
	Wayside cross	Schmidtheim junction on Hauptstrasse, next to No. 108 / Blankenheimer Strasse map	Approx. 3.50 m high processional cross made of red sandstone; Rectangular pillar on a profiled base with a half-column in front of it, decorated with a stylized pomegranate; Flat, arched sacrament niche with shell apse above a curved cornice panel; above on a pedestal with a skull, a simple cross with a body in high relief.	1st half of the 18th century	07/23/1984	27
	Catholic parish church of St. Martin	Schmidtheim Hubertusstr. 4 card	Formerly simple, east-facing, two-axis, plastered hall church built from quarry stone with round-arched, sandstone-framed windows and choir closed on three sides; upstream, three-storey west tower with eight-sided, curved hood in the lower part and slender tip; large coupled sound openings; Round-arched west portal crowned by a volute-flanked shell niche with a statue of Peter from the time the ship was built. Baptismal font from 1792; in the former choir: late Gothic sacrament niche with original grille; on the sloping walls of the former choir: two grave slabs made of slate. In the associated new churchyard wall and around the church, in a new arrangement gravestones from the 16th to 19th centuries. Century	Tower: early 16th century (Romanesque core); old church: 1720–1722; Addition of the sacristy on the north side of the tower: 1905; Extension to the south, removing the entire southern nave wall: 1964–1966.	08/26/1986	77
	Wayside cross	Schmidtheim Hubertusstr. 4 (south wall of the Catholic parish church) map	Approx. 3m high processional cross made of red sandstone; Above a rectangular pillar with a volute console and a pomegranate in a bas-relief cornice plate, above it a cross pillar with a small, pilaster-flanked arched niche and a Corinthian capital, on which a simple cross with a body in high relief.	1st half of the 18th century	08/26/1986	76
	Former courtyard (Westeifeler Quereinhaus), today residential building	Schmidtheim , Hubertusstrasse 5 map	Eaves, two-storey, plastered single-house made of quarry stone with a pan-roofed gable roof and the four-axis residential wing in the second half of the building, accessible from the left on the second axis; then on the left the former farm wing, converted for residential purposes.	1st half of the 19th century	08/26/1986	73
more pictures	Schmidtheim Castle	Schmidtheim Hubertusstrasse 6-14 map	A castle in Schmidtheim has been attested since the 12th century; only known about its shape is that it was a moated castle, the highest in the Rhineland. During the extensive expansion of the palace into a baroque mansion in 1627, the mighty, four-story residential tower from the 16th century was extended by two side wings to form an open three-wing complex, which was surrounded by a moat until 1890; In front of this is the three-winged outer bailey with the entrance next to the parish church. Only the garden gate and a smaller pavilion have survived from the 18th century Baroque gardens to the west. Schmidtheim Palace is today the most important secular architectural monument in the Dahlem community.	16th to 19th centuries; possibly with older remains.	05/19/1983	11
	Hubertus Chapel	Schmidtheim Hubertusstrasse 15 map	Small, originally octagonal, plastered quarry stone chapel with a pointed, slated roof and gabled porch; inside wooden monastery vault with wooden ribs; elaborate, wooden altar structure.	18th century; Porch and altar: late 19th century.	08/26/1986	74
	Former rectory; today parish home	Schmidtheim Kirchweg 1 map	Eaves, on a high basement level, partly built into the slope, two-storey house made of quarry stone, plastered, three-axis on the eaves side and two-axis on the left gable, accessible from the right gable; Rectangular window with stone walls; slate-covered hip roof.	Built in 1709; Changes in the 19th century; Expansion into a youth home: 1954/55.	08/26/1986	75

Lost monuments

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Residential building	Crown Burger Hut on map 5 map	The building is on 15./16. June 1987 collapsed and was deleted from the list of monuments!			48
	Gasthaus Rausch	Schmidtheim Hauptstr. 52 card	deleted on February 28, 2005; canceled.	2nd half of the 18th century	08/26/1986	78
	Memorial cross	Schmidtheim Schmidtheim Forest; Roman road map	The wayside cross was stolen during the ongoing registration process! Inscription on the reverse: INRI, ANNO 1794, DIS JANUARIUS IS DeR EHRSAMe JUNGesSL, PeTeR JOSePH WOLF VON SCHMIDHeIM DAHIR IN DeM, HORN TO SLEEP SO EVERYONE WANT TO GO BY, BE BEFORE THIS ARM.	Dated inscription: 1794

See also

• List of soil monuments in Dahlem (Northern Eifel)

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Dahlem (North Eifel)  - Collection of images

literature

• Johannes Becker: History of the parishes of the deanery Blankenheim. Bachem, Cologne 1893.
• Ruth Schmitz-Ehmke , Ulrich Schäfer a. a .: Blankenheim. In: North Rhine-Westphalia I. Rhineland. ( Georg Dehio : Handbuch der Deutschen Kunstdenkmäler ) Deutscher Kunstverlag, Munich / Berlin 2005, ISBN 3-422-03093-X .
• Ernst Wackenroder : The art monuments of the Schleiden district. (Ed.) In connection with Johannes Krudewig and Hans Wink (= Die Kunstdenkmäler der Rheinprovinz, Volume 11, Dept. II), L. Schwann, Düsseldorf 1932 (Unchanged reprint of Pädagogischer Verlag Schwann-Bagel, Düsseldorf 1982, ISBN 3- 590-32116-4 ).
• Hans Peter Schiffer : Churches and chapels in the community of Dahlem. Kall 2001.
• Harald Herzog : Castles and palaces, history and typology of the aristocratic seats in the Euskirchen district . Cologne, Rheinland-Verlag, 1989.

Remarks

• Unless otherwise stated, the dates and further information under description come from the respective notification text on the protection of the monument.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Information board Heimatverein Dahlem

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