List of architectural monuments in Dormagen

The list of architectural monuments in Dormagen contains the listed buildings in the area of ​​the city of Dormagen in the Rhine district of Neuss in North Rhine-Westphalia (as of January 1, 2009). These architectural monuments are entered in the list of monuments of the city of Dormagen; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).

Architectural monuments

Architectural monuments are "monuments that consist of structures or parts of structures". The list of monuments of the city of Dormagen includes 151 architectural monuments, including 72 residential and commercial buildings or public buildings, 49 crossroads, chapels or wayside shrines, twelve churches or monasteries, ten agricultural properties and eight city walls, gates, towers or squares. Of the total of 151 architectural monuments, 72 are in the town of Zons , 26 in Nievenheim , 22 in Dormagen , 15 in Hackenbroich , eleven in Straberg , four in Gohr and one in Broich .

Furthermore, 13 objects are listed as ground monuments in part B (see list of ground monuments in Dormagen ) as well as two Madonnas in the district museum Zons as movable monuments in part C of the list of monuments of the city of Dormagen.

The list includes, if available, a photograph of the monument, the name if available, otherwise the type of building in italics, the location in which the monument is located, and the address and registration number of the lower monument authority of the city of Dormagen. The name corresponds to the designation by the lower monument authority of the city of Dormagen. Abbreviations have been resolved for better understanding, the typography has been adapted to that used in Wikipedia and typos have been corrected.

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
more pictures	Parish Church of St. Michael	Dormagen Koelner Strasse 34 map	preserved: west tower, tuff; 1887, encased on four floors; Nave from 1972 ( Hans Schilling ), south of the church old basalt and quarry stone wall with grave crosses from the 18th century; Excavation of ancient Roman foundations. Mission cross, 1785, wood, in the chancel.	Late 12th century, 1887	05/15/1984	0.01
more pictures	Chapel of the Raphaelshaus	Dormagen Krefelder Strasse 122 map	Single-nave, neo-Gothic brick chapel with a straight choir closure and roof turret. Use: chapel	1901/02	05/15/1984	0.02
more pictures	Parish Church of St. Odilia	Gohr Kirchplatz 5 map	three-aisled, Romanesque pillar basilica with square choir and straight choir closure, renovations from the 17th and 19th centuries; expanded to the west in the 19th century; Interior largely new; Bluestone baptismal font, 12th century, wooden Madonna figure ( Gabriel de Grupello ), 18th century; in the church area old grave stones made of sandstone or bluestone from the 17th and 18th centuries Condition: good.	11th century, mid-17th century, 1890–93;	05/15/1984	0.03
more pictures	Parish Church of St. Catherine	Hackenbroich Dorfstraße 12 map	Cross-shaped hall church with semicircular apse and four-storey west tower from the 12th century with a helmet roof. The present sacristy is part of the former church from the 12th century. Tuff stone with pilaster strips and arched frieze; The semicircular apse and the choir rectangle are preserved; contemporary furnishings except for choir stalls and organ preserved; Window around 1890, Nazarene style ( Oidtmann );	End of the 12th century; 1865-70	05/15/1984	0.04
more pictures	Parish Church of St. Pankratius	Nievenheim Conrad-Schlaun-Straße 1 map	three-aisled brick hall church with pilasters, polygonal choir with roof turret; the three lower floors of the square, tuff tower from the 12th century; in the churchyard old grave stones made of sandstone with flat, relief, figurative representations from the 17th and 18th centuries; also in the churchyard two octagonal brick chapels (18th century, 1805) Crucifixion group from the 18th century, trachyte. Enclosure wall of the parish church. Condition: good.	1741-43	05/15/1984	0.05
more pictures	Knechtsteden Monastery	Straberg Knechtsteden map	Former Premonstratensian monastery; Of the old monastery buildings on the south side of the church nothing has survived, only the foundation walls of the new building from the 17th century; two-storey building, plastered with a colossal arrangement of pilasters, mansard roof and half-hip roof; Farm tracts belonging to the monastery from around 1900 and the 1920s. In the monastery area: Mission Museum around 1900; two-storey plastered building with square pilasters, slightly protruding central axis emphasized by the balcony and gable; expanded mansard roof. Monument of St. Anthony 19th century, sandstone, standing figure with child. The entry is expanded to include the buildings surrounding the Brüderhof. The expert opinion of the Rhenish Office for the Preservation of Monuments of March 5, 1996 is part of the list of monuments. Dormagen, October 21, 1997 Use: monastery Condition: good.	1896	May 15, 1984 and October 21, 1997	0.06
more pictures	Knechtsteden monastery basilica	Straberg Knechtsteden map	former Premonstratensian Abbey Church Knechtsteden; 1138–1150, 1477 late Gothic main choir; 1903 transverse apses on an old floor plan; double-choir, three-aisled pillar basilica in a bound system with change of pillars east transept with apses, octagonal crossing tower with pyramid roof and two square, five-storey choir flanking towers; Trachyte tuff and house stone.	1138-1150, 1477;	05/15/1984	0.07
	Parish Church of St. Agatha	Straberg Lindenkirchplatz map	single-nave, neo-Gothic brick church with polygonal choir closure and square, four-storey west tower in front; Brick with sandstone tracery of the windows; on the west facade two neo-Gothic niches with sandstone figures.	1886-88	05/15/1984	0.08
	Parish Church of St. Aloysius	City of Zons Oberstrasse 12 map	former chapel, enlarged in 1910 by transept and semicircular apse to form a single-nave church, brick with pilaster strips and arched friezes, bell tower above the eastern entrance, contemporary furnishings largely preserved; Portal lobby new. Condition: good.	1838, 1910	05/15/1984	0.09
more pictures	Parish Church of St. Martinus	City of Zons Hubertusstrasse map	three-aisled, neo-Gothic basilica with transept, polygonal choir, front west tower that merges from the square into the polygon, brick with sandstone integration; the interior is largely preserved; In the church area a high cross made of sandstone and grave crosses from the 17th and 18th centuries made of sandstone and bluestone.	1878	05/15/1984	0.10
more pictures	Trinity Chapel	City of Zons Rheinstrasse next to 1 map	single nave with semicircular apse and roof turret, brick with pilaster strips; is being renovated. The neo-Romanesque Trinity Chapel was built in 1860 ( Paschal's Gratze ) by Franciscan nuns who had settled in the neighboring customs house in 1858. Since 1960 the following St. Vincent sisters left Zons, the chapel has only been used occasionally for baptisms or devotions. Directly next to the Rheintor, single-nave chapel with a semicircular apse and roof turret. Brick with pilaster structure.	1860	05/15/1984	0.11
	Parish Church of St. Gabriel	Nievenheim Johannesstrasse 77 map	Essentially brick-faced, three-aisled complex, optically divided into various cubes with large gable roofs, with a central nave partially elevated as a basilica. Concrete structure that characterizes the interior. Equipment: Altar made of shell limestone and flanking lecterns, windows by Georg Schöler, organ from the workshop of Romanus Seifert (Kevelaer).	1952/53	01/10/2007	0.12
	Wayside cross ("Salm-Dyck-Kreuz")	Hackenbroich Holzweg map	Stone cross (sandstone) with inscription, coat of arms, niche and stone body.	1743/1864	05/15/1984	1.01
	Wayside cross	Hackenbroich L 280 card	Stone cross (trachyte) with inscription, niche and iron cross (without body) as a crown	1732	05/15/1984	1.02
	Wayside cross	Dormagen Andreasstrasse 7 map	Stone cross with inscription and shell niche, stone body.		05/15/1984	1.03
	Wayside cross ("Boddekrütz")	Dormagen In der Au map	Stone cross (trachyte) with inscription, shell niche and metal cross (with body) as a crown.	1726	05/15/1984	1.04
	Wayside cross	Dormagen Knechtstedener Strasse map	Stone cross (trachyte) with inscription, shell niche and crowning stone cross with body.	1733	05/15/1984	1.05
	Wayside shrine	Dormagen Krefelderstrasse / Weingartenstrasse map	Wayside shrine made of stone blocks with a niche, finished with a wrought iron lattice, modern figure of Mary, pyramid-shaped crowning.		05/15/1984	1.06
	Wayside cross	Dormagen Nettergasse / Heinrich-van-Acht-Straße map	Remains of a stone cross. The central part with the inscription and the upper part with the stone body have been preserved.	1732	05/15/1984	1.07
	Wayside cross ("Güsgen-Kreuz")	Dormagen Weilerstraße 15 map	Stone cross with inscription, shell niche and remains of a crowning iron cross.	1737	05/15/1984	1.08
	Wayside cross ("Andreaskreuz")	Dormagen Krefelderstrasse map	Stone cross (trachyte) with inscription, niche, figurative jewelry and stone body (former court cross of the Walhover court).	18th century (around 1730)	05/15/1984	1.09
	neo-Romanesque chapel	Broich Bergheimer Strasse map	Two-tower, neo-Romanesque chapel, a graceful structure with a three-dimensional structure with banded brickwork alternating with sandstone, with a surrounding niche gallery and classicist cut, stone rhombic roofs as the end of the interconnected turrets.		05/15/1984	1.10
	Wayside cross ("school cross")	Hackenbroich Dorfstrasse / Dormagener Strasse map	Stone cross (trachyte) with inscription, shell niche, figural jewelry and stone body.	1741	05/15/1984	1.11
	Wayside cross	Hackenbroich Dorfstraße 27 map	Stone cross (trachyte) with inscriptions, shell niches, figurative jewelry and crowning stone cross (metal body).		05/15/1984	1.12
	Lourdes Chapel	Hackenbroich Dorfstrasse map	Octagonal brick building with porch (arched arcades, open), round windows framed with sandstone edging below the roof zone, two arched windows in the two side walls adjoining the porch, tent roof.	Late 19th century	05/15/1984	1.13
	Stone cross	Hackenbroich Dorfstrasse / Dr. Geldmacher street map	High cross in the cemetery with inscription, niche and crowning stone cross with metal body.	1852	05/15/1984	1.14
	Hackhausen Chapel	Hackenbroich Hackhauser Strasse 2 map	Simple brick building with pilaster structure, arched portal and arched niche in the gable field.	circa 1870	05/15/1984	1.15
	Wayside cross	Hackenbroich Pilgenbusch card	Stone cross (trachyte) with figurative decoration, shell niche and crowning stone cross with stone body.	1752	05/15/1984	1.16
	Wayside cross	Nievenheim Am Sülzhof map	Stone cross, rectangular base with relief figure and year, shell niche and crowning stone cross with body.	1749	05/15/1984	1.17
	Wayside cross	Nievenheim Am Wittgeshof 1 card	Road cross from the middle of the 18th century, sandstone, on a rectangular base with inscription and archbishop's coat of arms, shell niche and stone cross from the 20th century, body missing.	Mid 18th century	05/15/1984	1.18
	Wayside shrine	Map Nievenheim Forsthausstraße 66	Stone, completely painted, rectangular base with inscription, shell niche and figure of Salvator Mundi.	18th century	05/15/1984	1.19
	Wayside cross	Map of Nievenheim Hindenburgstrasse / Südstrasse	Stone cross, completely painted with paint, rectangular base with inscription, shell niche and crowning stone cross with stone body.	18th century	05/15/1984	1.20
	Holy House	Nievenheim Hindenburgstrasse 2 map	Small brick house with previously plastered gable end and small wooden gable, deep arched niche with modern sculptures; small metal cross with metal corpus to crown.	1856/1982	05/15/1984	1.21
	Wayside cross	Nievenheim In Ückerath Map	18th century, total height 3.60 m, cross 2.17 m, stone cross (trachyte), rectangular base with coat of arms, crowning stone cross with the symbols of martyrdom.	18th century	08/22/1989	1.22
	Wayside cross	Nievenheim Kohnacker map	Stone cross (trachyte), rectangular base with inscription, shell niche and crowning stone cross with body.	18th century	05/15/1984	1.23
	Wayside cross	Nievenheim Kohnacker map	Stone cross (sandstone) with rich neo-Gothic style elements, crowning stone cross with body.	19th century	05/15/1984	1.24
	Wayside cross	Nievenheim Conrad-Schlaun-Straße / Straberger Weg map	Stone cross, completely painted with paint, rectangular base with inscription, shell niche and crowning iron cross with body.	18th century	05/15/1984	1.25
	Wayside cross	Map of Nievenheim Neusser Strasse / Salvatorstrasse	Stone cross (trachyte), rectangular base with two relief figures, shell niche and crowning stone cross with symbols of martyrdom.	18th century	05/15/1984	1.26
	Wayside cross	Nievenheim Neusser Straße / Am Mühlenpfad map	Stone cross (sandstone), base with rich neo-Gothic style elements and inscription, crowning stone cross with body.	19th century	05/15/1984	1.27
	Tombstone	Map of Nievenheim Neusser Strasse	Neo-Gothic tombstone (sandstone).	19th century	05/15/1984	1.28
	Wayside cross	Nievenheim Salvatorstraße 11 map	Stone cross (Aachen bluestone), shell niche, base with rich decorations, crowning stone cross with body.	18th century	05/15/1984	1.29
	Wayside cross	Nievenheim Straberger Weg map	Stone cross (trachyte), rectangular base with inscription, shell niche and crowning stone cross with body.	18th century	05/15/1984	1.30
	Wayside cross	Straberg Straberger Weg / Südstraße map	Simple stone cross, rectangular base, niche and crowning wooden cross without a body.	19th century	05/15/1984	1.31
	Wayside cross	Nievenheim Straberger Weg map	Stone cross (sandstone). With neo-Gothic style elements, inscription on the base and crowning stone cross with metal body.	19th century	05/15/1984	1.32
	Wayside cross	Straberg Horremer Strasse / Donatusstrasse map	Stone cross (trachyte) with inscription, niche and symbols of martyrdom on the crowning cross.	1711	05/15/1984	1.33
	Wayside cross	Straberg Norbertstraße 24 map	Stone cross with inscription, protruding plate and symbols of martyrdom on the crowning cross:	1745	05/15/1984	1.34
	Way and processional cross	Straberg Staatsforst Knechtsteden map	18th century, height 4.30 m, material: trachyte, upper part artificial stone. Stone cross with inscriptions, niche, crowning cross with corpus (20th century).	18th century	08/22/1989	1.35
	Wayside shrine St. Donatus	Straberg Horremer Straße / Wirtschaftsweg map	Red sandstone, depiction of a kneeling Roman warrior on a cubic base with an inscription.		05/15/1984	1.36
	Wayside cross	Zons Gustav-Biesenbach-Platz / Uferstraße map	Stone cross (completely painted), rectangular base with inscription, shell niche and crowning stone cross with the symbols of martyrdom.	around 1770	05/15/1984	1.37
	Wayside cross ("Hagelkreuz")	Zons L 35 / Hagelkreuzstrasse map	Stone cross on a slender, richly profiled pillar. Crowning cross with Gothic style elements, one body on both sides. Bizarre iron hooks are attached to the ends of the cross beams.		05/15/1984	1.38
	Wayside cross	Zons Ernteweg map	Stone cross (trachyte) with inscription, shell niche and crowning cross with symbols of martyrdom.	18th century	05/15/1984	1.39
	Wayside cross	Zons Deichstrasse / Stürzelberger Strasse map	Stone cross (trachyte) with inscription, niche and crowning cross with body.	1722	05/15/1984	1.40
	Wayside cross	Zons Deichstrasse / Schloßstrasse map	Stone cross made of sandstone with inscription, richly decorated with decorative elements. Crowning cross with metal body.	around 1860	05/15/1984	1.41
	Hail cross	Gohr Bergheimer Strasse / Ramrather Weg map	Path and processional cross made of sandstone, height 3.14 m. Large profiled base, below the expansive cover plate a surrounding frieze made of neo-Gothic three-passes, on the other sides also a frieze made of three-passes, above a simple cross. Inscriptions on the front and back.	1817	07/04/1988	1.42
	Way and processional cross	Nievenheim farm road west of the railway line between Sülzhof and Kohnacker map	Stone cross (trachyte) with inscriptions, (crowning cross), shell niche, rectangular base with two relief figures.	18th century	12/29/1989	1.43
	War memorial	Nievenheim Salvatorplatz map	War memorial built around 1925, shape: octagon made of granite with reliefs made of shell limestone	circa 1825	04/03/1991	1.44
	Hochkreuz	Hackenbroich Friedhof Delhoven map	High sandstone cross on a high, multi-profiled pedestal with inscription in creeping neo-Gothic shapes with a tracery ornamented base.	1880	09/26/1996	1.45
	Myriameter stone	Zons Rheinufer map	The Rhine was measured every 10 kilometers with Rhine kilometer stones, the so-called Myriameter stones. The Myriameter stone marks the river kilometer 717.48 of the Rhine and was erected in 1906. It stands on a base, is 50 cm × 50 cm wide, 60 cm high and has distances in km on three sides.	1906	09/16/1997	1.46
	Landmarks	Hackenbroich Hackenbroich / Hackhausen map	The boundary stones are located south of the Hackhausen location or at the intersection of the K 18 with the Randkanal. The stones are about 1 m or 1.16 m high, shaped over a triangular floor plan, with a roof-like bevel and the inscription Hackenbroich / Cologne.		09/16/1997	1.47
	Wayside cross	Dormagen Helbüchelstraße 26 map	Stone cross (trachyte), relief body, base with inscription and shell niche.	1748	09/18/2002	1.48
	Lady Chapel	Hackenbroich Im Mühlenend Card	Built in 1912 as a station for the Corpus Christi procession and changed or redesigned in 1952 and 1984. Octagonal brick chapel with a tent roof. A surrounding brick frieze decorates the eaves, and on the street side three sides of the octagon have been broken up. Two round metal posts support the arcades. The staircase with stringer was redesigned and tiled. Inside, the equipment and all surfaces are new. The Lady Chapel is important for local history and popular piety and therefore there is a public interest in its preservation.	1912	09/18/2002	1.49
more pictures	Jewish Cemetery	Dormagen Krefelder Strasse map	Closed system, surrounding wall, small entrance portal.		05/15/1984	2.01
	High cross and grave monuments	Dormagen Roman Road map	The listed objects in the old cemetery are grouped together. It is individually about a) The high cross from the middle of the 19th century, sandstone, a richly structured block with inscriptions rises on an artificial hill above four steps, on which there is a graceful stone cross with a stone body, b) Gravestone of the Magnino family from the first half of the 19th century, trachyte, richly articulated stone block with a square floor plan, crowned by an urn-shaped stone, on the sides inscriptions and symbolic signs, c) Three tombstones from family graves from the 19th century.	19th century	05/15/1984	2.02
	baroque gatehouse with avenue	Straberg Knechtsteden map	Two-story gatehouse, brick with half-timbering in the passage, hipped roof (openwork), pilaster arrangement with explosive gable and figure niche. The straight avenue leading to the gatehouse is viewed from the Delhoven sports field as part of the overall facility.	18th century	05/15/1984	2.03
	old school with monument and village square	Straberg Lindenkirchplatz 44 map	Former village school, two-storey brick building in five axes with a gable roof, strongly articulated cornices and gables. Twenties of the 20th century. War memorial made of shell limestone in front of the above building in the central axis of this house, substructure made of 3 circumferential steps. Temple-like structure with corner pillars and an inscription plate made of polished granite, upper end group of figures: standing angel blessing a fallen warrior. Lindenkirchplatz with a double row of old linden trees. Former village green. Best preserved example of its kind in the city.	19./20. century	05/15/1984	2.04
	Jewish Cemetery	Zons Zonser Heide map	The polygonal complex with a surrounding wall and large entrance portal was created in the middle of the 19th century. The sandstone and marble tombstones date from the 19th and 20th centuries.	Mid 19th century	05/15/1984	2.05
more pictures	City fortifications of Zons	Zons	The city fortifications of the former Electoral Cologne customs fortress Zons, planned by Archbishop Friedrich von Saar Werden between 1373 and 1408, are almost completely preserved with the surrounding city wall, the corner towers and guard houses as well as the ditches, ramparts and the forecourt. The city wall with the watchtower was built as a regular rectangular system made of columnar basalt, trachyte, tuff and brick. One of the four corner towers is the six-storey, almost 26 m high Rhine tower, completed in 1388, with the remains of the gate system of the former Rhine gate, which was also used as a customs tower to collect the Rhine toll. The round Krötschenturm and the mill tower form the western corner towers of the city fortifications, the former field gate in between as the second main gate of the city fortifications was demolished between 1833 and 1842. In the mill tower, the completely preserved mill technology with the grinder of the former mill can be viewed. In front of the south wall is the protective wall with the south-eastern corner tower, the "icebreaker".	1373 and 1408	05/15/1984	2.06
more pictures	Friedestrom Castle	Zons Schloßstraße map	The state castle, built by Archbishop Friedrich von Saar Werden from 1373 onwards with the construction of the entire city complex, served to secure customs revenue for over four centuries. Column basalt, trachyte, tuff and brick were used for the almost square complex with the city wall in the south and east and the ditch in front of it in the north and west. The most striking and at the same time oldest building in the stronghold is the mighty gate tower, which was the only access to the inner courtyard in the Middle Ages. The double gate system of the south gate was the only gate leading directly into the outer bailey, which was bordered by high walls on the sides facing the city. The Judde tower, equipped with loopholes and machicolation, in the basement of which is the windowless castle dungeon, is the northwestern fortification tower of the outer bailey. In the 20th century, various repair measures were carried out on the buildings in the stronghold area. Today the cultural center of the Rhein-Kreis Neuss is located here with the district museum in the former manor house, the international dialect archive and the archive in the Rhein-Kreis Neuss, which is both the district archive and the city archive for the city of Dormagen.	1373	05/15/1984	2.07
	tomb	Zons old cemetery Zons map	The Kolvenbach tomb was set up at the beginning of the 20th century as a three-part monument made of black granite with four writing stones and a central cross with body. The grave complex is bordered by a massive granite border.	Early 20th century	12/12/2005	2.08
	Rheinfelder Hof	Dormagen Andreasstrasse 7 map	four-wing courtyard, two-storey residential building in 2: 7 axes. The Rheinfelder Hof is one of the oldest documented settlement areas in Dormagen. The house gables and archways are of great importance and shape the townscape. They document the working and production conditions in this area. It is in the public interest to preserve them.		: 06.03.1986	3.01
	Farmhouse and archway	Gohr Kirchplatz 4 map	Archway and house from 1850, the house in 2: 7 axes with an offset entrance axis. The archway and the house are of particular historical importance and, in addition to the church, characterize the north side of the church square in an excellent way. There is a public interest in the maintenance and use of the residential building without extension and the archway with part of the right-hand supporting wall (length 2 m, depth 0.35 m) viewed from the courtyard.	1850	03/06/1986	3.02
	Groß-Sassenhof	Hackenbroich An der Steinkaule 1 card	Two-storey house in 4: 2 axes from the year 1783, plastered brick, half-hip roof, dated with split pins. The house is important for the historical development of the former village of Hackenbroich. It bears witness to the settlement and agricultural production conditions from that time. The Groß Sassenhof is a former leasehold of the Maria Garten monastery in Cologne. On the Tranchot map from 1807/08, four buildings that form an inner courtyard are entered. The two-storey brick residential building, dated by split pins, has been preserved from the monastic period. It is the eastern boundary of a closed four-wing brick courtyard from around 1900. This type of closed system is handed down from monastic times. Opposite the house is the large barn, on the right the stables with Prussian caps and z. T. cast iron supports. The southern building is the most affected. In 1928 the entrance to the gate was bricked up and the stable area was expanded. In this younger part of the stable there is a reused wedge stone with a bishop's staff, the initials M and G and the dates 1783 and 1928. The courtyard as a whole is a monument according to § 2 DSchG NRW. It is important for human history, especially for the settlement history of a monastery lease and its development after the secularization of the time around 1900. There is a public interest in the maintenance and use of the complex for scientific, architectural and local history reasons.	1783	05/30/1985	3.03
	baroque archway	Nievenheim Am Sülzhof map	Entrance gate to the agricultural farm “Sülzhof” from 1750, dated by inscription plates. The entrance gate is important for the historical development of the former village of Nievenheim. It bears witness to the settlement and agricultural production conditions from that time.	1750	05/30/1985	3.04
	House with extension of the Wittgeshof	Nievenheim Am Wittgeshof 1 card	Residential building in a four-wing brick courtyard, two-storey in seven axes with the archbishop's coat of arms above the entrance door, the windows on the ground floor changed at the end of the 19th century; dated by anchor pins on the facade: 1773. The baroque house in the courtyard is an important document for the development of working and production conditions in the Nievenheim area. The building is historically valuable. There is a public interest in its preservation and use. The protection status relates to the entire house and the right extension.	1773	03/06/1986	3.05
	Archway of the rear courtyard	Zons Oberstrasse 25 map	Archway with coat of arms stone from the 17th century. The archway is part of a multi-wing courtyard complex with buildings from 17th to 20th centuries. Century. It is of scientific and ethnological importance. There is a public interest in the preservation of the archway. The protective position relates only to the archway of the courtyard, namely a width of 0.70 m for the right gate pillar and a width of 2.40 m for the left pillar.	17th century	03/06/1986	3.07
	barn	Zons Hubertusstrasse  1 map	The barn from the 18th century is located at the rear end of the property on Wendelstrasse. The barn was extensively restored years ago and is now used as a parish barn for many events.	18th century	12/12/1984	3.08
	barn	Zons Mühlenstrasse 7 map	Brick agricultural barn built in the 19th century. The barn documents an essential aspect of the history of Zons, as it shows how after the loss of the military and economic importance of the city in the 19th century it assumed the character of an agricultural town.	19th century	05/30/1985	3.09
	Rheinfelder Margarethenhof	Dormagen Piwipper Strasse 19 map	Brick courtyard, residential building (manor house) with extension of two-storey angular building in four axes with pilaster structure, crooked hip roof, farm building (west wing), barn (south wing) and archway.		03/25/1992	3.10
	Courtyard	Zons Hubertusstrasse 13–15 map	The two-storey house of the three-wing courtyard from the 18th century is independent from the gable. A tail gable characterizes its east facade, which was heavily changed in the 20th century. House No. 15 is a plastered gate extension with a gable roof and a built-in dormer window connected to a large, modernized gate passage. The former brick barn with a lower gable roof connects to the rear gable. The third wing of the courtyard is a brick barn with part of the city wall integrated into the west wall. The eaves of the barn form the upper end of the city wall. Original text: The courtyard complex Hubertusstrasse 13–15 from the 18th and 20th centuries. Century is a three-wing complex with a gable, two-storey residential building, the east facade is characterized by its tail gable; the facade was heavily modified in the 20th century; No. 15 plastered gate extension with saddle roof and subsequently built-in dormer window, to the right of No. 13 connected to a large, modernized gate passage; the former brick barn with a lower gable roof connects to the rear gable of the house; the third wing of the courtyard is formed by the brick barn, whose west wall is identical to the city wall and whose eaves form the upper end of the city wall. The monument value of the courtyard is limited to the external appearance of the house, the stable, the barn and the gate extension (street view). The rear flat-roofed single-storey extension is not part of the entry in the list of monuments.	18th century	11/14/2000	3.11
	Town hall with head buildings	Dormagen Kölner Strasse 80-88 map	Town hall, 1909–1910, 2½-storey brick building, head buildings, end of the 19th century, plastered brick, building Kölner Strasse 88, two-storey, door and window with profiles. Forecourt planted with trees. The building group is an ensemble with local historical and urban significance.	1909/10	09/06/1984	4.01
	Youth home	Hackenbroich Hauptstraße 48 map	single-storey, classicistic angular building in 7: 1 axis, the three central axes emphasized by a triangular gable, plastered with corner blocks and a hipped roof; barred roof turrets; dated in the chronogram above the door. Condition: good	1825	12/12/1984	4.02
	Residential building	Dormagen Koelner Strasse 20 map	Building from the 18th century, two-story, eaves in nine axes to the street, irregular axes in the gable wall, plastered brick with corner blocks and accentuation of the window frames. The house documents the structural development of the former street village of Dormagen. It is essential for the historical and architectural image. Preservation is therefore urgently required.	18th century	05/30/1985	4.03
	Residential house with extension	Dormagen Koelner Strasse 18 map	The main house has two floors in 5: 2 axes, the free central axes are emphasized by triangular gables. Balcony on the upper floor of the central axis, plastered with a hipped roof. The northern extensions are set back from the main building and have a mansard roof. The building documents the structural development of the former street village of Dormagen. Together with the building at Kölner Strasse 20, it has a significant impact on the historical and architectural image. There is a public interest in maintaining the building.	19th century	03/06/1986	4.04
	Residential and commercial building	Dormagen Koelner Strasse 30 map	2-storey in 3: 4 axes, gable-independent, plastered framework. Usage: pharmacy. Condition: good	18th century	12/12/1984	4.05
	Rectory of St. Michael	Dormagen Koelner Strasse 38 map	Brick building, two-storey in seven axes, plastered back.	1862	12/12/1984	4.08
	Residential building	Dormagen Krefelder Strasse  20 map	Two-storey plastered building in five axes, with a central axis emphasized by a triangular gable, crooked hip roof. It is a classical high quality building from the early 19th century. The house documents the structural development of the former street village of Dormagen. It is essential for the historical and architectural image. The proximity to the 18th century house at Krefelder Straße 22 gives it additional urban value. Preservation and use are in the public interest.	Early 19th century	03/06/1986	4.09
	"Römerkrug" restaurant	Dormagen Krefelder Strasse  22 map	Two-storey angular building from 1740, brick laid in five axes, sandstone window frames, the two right axes slightly forward and gabled; Anchor pins with the year, on the back a niche with Christ's torso. The house documents the structural development of the former street village of Dormagen. It is essential for the historical and architectural image. Preservation is therefore urgently required.	1740	05/30/1985	4.10
	Residential building (former rectory)	Gohr Kirchplatz 6 map	Former rectory from 1883, two-storey in five axes, the outer axes each designed as double axes, the central axis emphasized by pilaster strips, brick. The building has a major impact on the historical and architectural appearance of Gohr. There is a public interest in its preservation. It is scientifically valuable because the history of the development of the town of Gohr can be read from it.	1883	05/30/1985	4.11
	former school building	Nievenheim Gabrielstrasse 6 map	Two-storey winding building in brick, cornice, hipped roof. Use: administration building (city archive)	1920s	12/12/1984	4.13
	former school building	Nievenheim Neusser Straße 11-13 map	two-storey angular building, the left six-axis wing from the middle of the 19th century, the right two-story wing in 1: 3 axes with a half-hipped roof, brick construction. Use as an administration building.	Mid 19th century, 1910	12/12/1984	4.14
	Residential and commercial building	Nievenheim Salvatorstraße  8 map	Former two-storey half-timbered courtyard, the plastered facade from the end of the 19th century. It is one of the few remaining buildings from the beginning of the 19th century. The house documents the settlement history of the place Nievenheim and is therefore of scientific and ethnological importance. There is a public interest in its preservation.	around 1800	03/06/1986	4.15
	Residential building (former pastorate)	Nievenheim Salvatorstraße 11 map	Two- and three-storey, angled brick building with brick pilaster strips and brick friezes, end of the 19th century, some of the windows changed. The building has a significant impact on the historical and architectural appearance of Nievenheim. There is a public interest in its preservation. It is scientifically valuable because the history of the development of the place Nievenheim can be read from it.	Late 19th century	05/30/1985	4.16
	former farm	Nievenheim Salvatorstrasse 16 map	Two-storey, slurry brick building in eight axes with laterally offset entrance axis, hipped roof. Use: day care center for the elderly.	Mid 19th century	12/12/1984	4.17
	Gasthaus "Zum alten Ulan"	Straberg Mühlenbuschweg 2 map	Former two-winged brick courtyard, the house has two floors in four axes. Dated by split pins: 1786; Plaster facade from the end of the 19th century. The 200-year-old building is of particular importance for the settlement and the development of work and production conditions in Straberg. Because of its close proximity to the church, it is of great value for local history. There is a public interest in the preservation and use. The protected position is limited to the main house and the adjacent first extension; The garage house is not under protection.	1786	03/06/1986	4.19
	Residential building	Zons Grünwaldstrasse 22 map	Two-storey corner house from the 18th and 19th centuries, facing Turmstrasse in four and one axes. On the Grünwaldstraße side with a gate passage. Roughly plastered with a hipped roof protruding far.	18th and 19th centuries	12/12/1984	4.21
	pavilion	Zons Herrenweg  7 map	Erected at the end of the 18th century. Baroque pavilion made of brick, which has a significant impact on the historical and architectural appearance of Zons. Plastered with sandstone walls and a mansard roof. One storey with a high basement. Entrance on three sides with high sandstone stairs.	Late 18th century	05/30/1985	4.22
	Gasthaus "Zur Rheinfähre"	Zons Herrenweg 39 map	Two-storey residential and guest house built in 1838 in four axes. Dating by anchor pins. Plastered brick. The barn dates from the 19th century. Renovations and additions were made in 1926, 1950 and 1970. The building documents the working and production conditions in the Feste Zons. Due to its direct connection to the Rhine ferry, it is important for the development and settlement history of the region.	1838	03/06/1986	4.23
	Residential building	Zons Hohes Ort 1 card	This two-storey corner house with a hipped roof from the 18th century is built in half-timbered houses. It is on the corner of Grünwaldstrasse in 2 and 3 axes. The rough plaster was applied later.	18th century	12/12/1984	4.24
	Residential building	Zons Hohes Ort 3 map	Two-storey brick building in two axes from the 18th century.	18th century		4.25
	Residential building	Zons Hohes Ort 10 map	Two-storey house in two axes from the 19th century. At the gable, half-timbered, clad with brick and provided with anchor pins.	19th century	12/12/1984	4.26
	Residential building	Zons Hospitalplatz 1 card	Erected at the end of the 18th century with two floors in two and three axes. Brick plastered with stone walls. A half-timbered barn is attached to the rear. The building was used as a girls' school until the 19th century. The pump in front of the house was built a few years ago as a reminder of a pump that used to stand on the hospital square.	Late 18th century	12/12/1984	4.27
	Residential building	Zons Hospitalplatz 3 map	Two-storey house built in three axes at the end of the 18th century. Brick and half-timbered, the front plastered.	Late 18th century	12/12/1984	4.28
	Residential building	Zons Hospitalplatz 4 card	Former half-timbered courtyard from the 18th century. The house is built on two floors in three axes and was faced with brick at the end of the 19th century. The half-timbered barn was preserved.	18th century	12/12/1984	4.29
	Residential building	Zons Hubertusstrasse  2 map	The former vicarie was built in 1863 on the site of the old vicarie. The brick building, two-storey in four axes, is now used as a residential building.	1863	12/12/1984	4.30
	Rectory of St. Martinus	Zons Hubertusstrasse  1 map	Two-storey rectory built in 1752 in seven axes. The facade is plastered, the doors and windows covered with sandstone walls. The old wooden door with a skylight has been preserved. The barn from the 18th century, located at the rear of the property facing Wendelstrasse, has been completely renovated and is used in a variety of ways. The initial of the builder, the former pastor of Zons, Ferdinand Bodifé (FB), can be seen above the lintel.	1752	12/12/1984	4.31
	Residential building	Zons Mauerstraße  8 map	Single-storey house from the 18th / 19th centuries Century in three axes with a mansard roof. Plaster was later applied to the facade.	18./19. century	12/12/1984	4.32
	Residential building	Zons Mauerstraße 10 map	Single-storey house from the 18th / 19th centuries Century in three axes with a mansard roof. Plaster was later applied to the facade.	18./19. century	12/12/1984	4.33
	Residential building	Zons Mauerstraße 12 map	Single-storey house from the 18th / 19th centuries Century in three axes with a mansard roof. Plaster was later applied to the facade.	18./19. century	12/12/1984	4.34
	Residential building	Zons Mauerstraße 48 map	Two-storey half-timbered building from the 18th century, the gable and rear wall of which connect directly to the city wall.	18th century	12/12/1984	4.35
	Residential building	Zons Mühlenstrasse 5 map	At the beginning of the 19th century, this two-story house was built in three axes from brick. The entrance door is in the middle of the ground floor. House sills are visible.	Early 19th century	12.12. 1984	4.36
	Residential building	Zons Mühlenstrasse 12 map	Brick building built in two axes at the beginning of the 19th century. The front door is let into the left half of the house. House sills are visible.	Early 19th century	12/12/1984	4.37
	Duplex house	Zons Museumstrasse  4–6 map	At the end of the 19th century, these two-storey semi-detached houses were built in two axes each. The facades are made of brick with plaster structure.	Late 19th century	12/12/1984	4.38
	Residential building	Zons Museumstrasse 24 map	Two-storey house in three axes with a crooked hipped roof, built at the beginning of the 19th century. Windows and entrance door with plastered stone walls. A single-storey plastered building is attached to the side.	Early 19th century	12/12/1984	4.41
	St. Martinus youth and parish home	Zons Rheinstrasse  1 map	In the 18th century, this two- and three-story building was built as a customs house in the north-western corner of the city wall. The facade on the ground floor is plastered with inserted basalt set pieces. The window and door are covered with stone walls. One part of the building has a mansard roof, the other a high hipped roof. The former customs house served the Franciscan nuns as a monastery from 1858 until 1960. Later it was used as a youth and parish home for the Catholic parish of St. Martinus Zons. The monument to the founder of the city of Zons, Archbishop Friedrich von Saar Werden III, stands in front of the former customs house.	18th century	12/12/1984	4.42
	restaurant	Zons Rheinstrasse  3 map	A two-story brick building from the 18th century in irregular axes. The windows are covered with stone. It has been in operation as a café, wine cellar and restaurant since around 1925.	18th century	12/12/1984	4.43
	Residential building	Zons Rheinstrasse  4 map	Two-storey building from the 18th century in three and two axes made of brick with brick pilaster strips and a crooked hip roof. The brick facing was probably only faded in at the end of the 19th century. In the rear part of the shed the sandstone lintel has been partially preserved.	18th century	12/12/1984	4.44
	Residential building	Zons Rheinstrasse  5 map	The two-storey half-timbered building was built in 1620 with irregular axes. The side facing Rheinstrasse is faced with brick and plastered. Half-timbering is visible on the back, the upper floor protrudes. The dating can be recognized by means of anchor pins. An old house sign with the symbols of foghorn and anchor is walled in above the left front door.	1620	12/12/1984	4.45
	Residential building	Zons Rheinstrasse  6 map	Three-storey house from the 16th / 17th centuries Century with one and six axes erected from puttied brick. Windows and doors are framed with slotted stone walls. Hipped mansard roof. It is one of the oldest surviving houses in Zons.	16./17. century	12/12/1984	4.46
	Residential and commercial building	Zons Rheinstrasse  8 map	Three-story half-timbered building with a strongly protruding upper floor from the 17th century. The ground floor is clad with brick and grouted. The old wooden entrance door and the half-timbered balcony on the upper floor have been preserved. High brick firewalls, probably from previous buildings, delimit the neighboring houses. It is one of the oldest surviving houses in Zons.	17th century	12/12/1984	4.47
	Residential and commercial building	Zons Rheinstrasse 10 map	Two-storey half-timbered building from the 17th century in four axes with a strongly protruding upper storey and hipped roof with triangular gable. Old sandstone cross windows have been preserved in the rear. It is one of the oldest surviving houses in Zons.	17th century	12/12/1984	4.48
	Residential building	Zons Rheinstrasse 12 map	Two-storey corner house from 1733 facing Turmstrasse in a ratio of 5: 4. Each side is emphasized by triangular gables. A two-storey, three-axle extension with a mansard roof is attached to Rheinstrasse. The whole building is made of brick. Windows and doors are framed with sandstone walls. Dating by anchor pins on the facade. The residential building stands in a row of representative baroque town houses, which as the Rhine front form a remarkable ensemble within Zons.	1733	12/12/1984	4.49
	"Stadt Zons" restaurant	Zons Rheinstrasse 14 map	Two-storey plastered building from the 19th / 20th centuries Century in three and four axes. The right three-axis part, which presumably dates from the 19th century, is elevated on three floors in the right part and emphasized by a wooden balcony on the upper floor. The building has been used as an inn since 1905.	19./20. century	12/12/1984	4.50
	"Altes Zollhaus" restaurant	Zons Rheinstrasse 16 map	This two-storey building in five axes with a slightly warped central axis dates from the second half of the 18th century. The base, windows, door frames, wedge stones and cornices as well as the flight of stairs are made of stone, the facade is plastered. The old skylight of the entrance door has been preserved. The building, which has been operated as an inn since the middle of the 19th century, had a beautiful slate roof top floor until a fire in 1920, which was not rebuilt after the destruction.	2nd half of the 18th century	12/12/1984	4.51
	Residential building	Zons Rheinstrasse 18 map	This former, three-wing brick building was built at the end of the 18th century. The entrance door with a small flight of stairs is offset to the right in the two-storey residential building in four axes with slightly extended central axes. The building is made of brick.	Late 18th century	12/12/1984	4.52
	Residential building	Zons Rheinstrasse 20 map	The former, three-winged courtyard from the middle of the 19th century has been rendered with ashlar plaster. The two-storey house in five axes is centered by the double sandstone staircase. A balcony on the first floor and a triangular gable emphasize the central axis. In the right part of the building there is a large gate passage, which indicates the earlier agricultural use. The rear service wings, which are ascribed to the end of the 19th century, are made of brick.	Mid 19th century	12/12/1984	4.53
	Residential building	Zons Schloßplatz 2 map	Two-storey half-timbered building from the 18th century made of brick with a plastered base. The former entrance door on Schlossplatz was walled up. Likewise a window on the upper floor. There is a small extension with a gate passage in Rheinstraße.	18th century	12/12/1984	4.55
	Residential building	Zons Schloßplatz 1 card	Two-storey half-timbered building from around 1800 in non-continuous axes, which was subsequently faced with brick and grouted. On the side of the wall there is a heavily modernized rough plaster extension.	around 1800	12/12/1984	4.56
more pictures	Half-timbered house	Zons Schloßstraße 2–4 map	The two-storey semi-detached house in seven axes with a central entrance and a crooked hip roof was built in 1714. The large round gate, like some other older houses in Zons, still points to the former rural destination. Both entrance doors and the windows on the ground floor are covered with sandstone walls. The half-timbered building was subsequently faced with brick, the base with basalt pieces. The date can be recognized by anchor pins on the facade and in the lintels. House number 2 has an old sandstone flight of stairs. At house no. 4 the sandstone was replaced by stone. Today the tourist information center is located here with the herb garden in the courtyard.	1714	12/12/1984	4.57
	Residential building	Zons Schloßstraße 6 map	In this two-storey brick building in three axes, built at the beginning of the 19th century, the door is let into the front almost in the middle.	Early 19th century	12/12/1984	4.58
	Residential building	Zons Schlossstrasse 8 map	At the end of the 19th century, this two-storey corner house facing Museumstrasse was built in 3: 2 axes from brick. The gable side is plastered, the gable windows were bricked up later. The entrance door is inserted as a central door with fittings.	Late 19th century	12/12/1984	4.59
	Duplex	Zons Schloßstraße 11–13 map	Two-storey brick semi-detached house in two axes each.		12/12/1984	4.60
	Residential building	Zons Schloßstraße 14 map	Two-storey brick house in three axes from 1838, dated by anchor pins. In the left half of the front there is a gate as an indication of the earlier agricultural use.	1838	12/12/1984	4.61
	Residential building	Zons Schloßstraße 16 map	Two-story house built around 1780 in three axes with a crooked hip roof and ashlar plaster facade from the beginning of the 19th century. The gable side is made of muddy brick. The old entrance door with Biedermeier skylight was centered in the front.	around 1780	12/12/1984	4.62
	Residential building	Zons Schloßstraße 22 map	At the beginning of the 19th century, two-storey half-timbered building with a gable facing towards Grünwaldstrasse. Facade in rough plaster, the gable is faced with brick.	Early 19th century	12/12/1984	4.64
	Residential and commercial building	Zons Schloßstraße 24 map	At the beginning of the 19th century, two-storey, gable-independent half-timbered building, later provided with rough plaster. The ground floor was changed by installing a shop and the base of the house was clad with marble slabs. A half-timbered barn with brick shelves is attached to the rear.	Early 19th century	12/12/1984	4.65
	Residential building	Zons Schloßstraße 32 map	Two-storey half-timbered building from the 19th century, constructed in non-continuous axes. Windows and doors provided with wooden walls.	19th century	12/12/1984	4.66
	"Zum Feldtor" restaurant	Zons Schloßstraße 40 map	Two-storey corner house with a hipped roof facing Wendelstrasse in one and five axes from 1801. In the right half of the facade there is a gate entrance with wedge stones made of bluestone, which has been provided with an inscription. The half-timbered house was subsequently fitted with ashlar plaster.		12/12/1984	4.68
	Gasthof "Zur Post"	Zons Schlossstrasse 52 map	The multi-wing courtyard from the second half of the 19th century is made of brick. The two-storey residential building in three axes faces the street with the eaves side. The gable ends have irregular axes. A modern single-storey extension is added, the farm building has been changed. This building is also one of the oldest restaurants in Zons.	2nd half of the 19th century	12/12/1984	4.70
	Residential and commercial building	Zons Turmstrasse  2 map	In 1630, a two-storey corner house facing Rheinstrasse with a gate passage. The half-timbered house with the hipped roof was subsequently plastered, the door with the flight of stairs was retained. The part of the building located in Turmstrasse is clad with brick and grouted. During renovation work in 1983, a half-timbered wooden beam with the building inscription "1683" was exposed, but unfortunately could not be preserved. The traditional inn “St. Peter ”has been a restaurant for over 100 years	1630	12/12/1984	4.71
	Residential building	Zons Turmstrasse  4 map	The two-storey half-timbered building in three axes with a slightly projected central axis emphasized by the triangular gable in the mansard roof was built at the end of the 18th century. The facade was clad with brick and grouted.	Late 18th century	12/12/1984	4.72
	Residential building	Zons Turmstrasse  6 map	The two-storey half-timbered house in five axes with a central axis highlighted by a triangular gable was built at the end of the 18th century. In the left part of the building with its brick facade, there is a gate entrance. The door and the windows are framed with plastered stone walls.	Late 18th century	12/12/1984	4.73
	Residential building	Zons Turmstrasse  7 map	At the end of the 19th century, a two-storey corner house facing Museumstrasse in three and two axes, covered with a half-hip roof. The brick facade is decorated with pilaster strips.	Late 19th century	12/12/1984	4.74
	Residential building	Zons Turmstrasse  8 map	In the right part of the building, which was built at the end of the 19th century, there is a gate entrance. The facade shows brick with plaster structure.	Late 19th century	12/12/1984	4.75
	Residential building	Zons Turmstrasse 10 map	At the end of the 18th century, two-storey brick building in five axes with plaster structure and a half-hip roof. The door is embedded in the middle and, like the windows, has sandstone walls. The plaster framing of the door dates from the 20th century.	Late 18th century	12/12/1984	4.76
	Residential building	Zons Turmstrasse 14 map	Two-storey half-timbered house from the 19th century in three axes with a central door. The facade plaster was applied later.	19th century	12/12/1984	4.77
	Residential building	Zons Turmstrasse 16 map	Two-storey building from the 19th century in three axes with a brick facade, into which basalt set pieces were incorporated. A small entrance door was placed in the former large central portal.	19th century	12/12/1984	4.78
	Residential houses	Zons Wendelstrasse 1-3 map	Two-storey half-timbered semi-detached house from the 18th century in non-continuous axes. One side of the gable is clad with brick and raised as a fire wall. The back of the houses is against the city wall.	18th century	12/12/1984	4.79
	Residential building	Zon's Zehntgasse  6 card	From the 17th century and around 1800. Two-storey gabled house in three axes with a tail gable. The building is made of brick, the windows are framed with plastered stone walls. Anchor pins on the facade.	17th century	12/12/1984	4.80
	Residential building	Zon's Zehntgasse 11 card	Two-storey brick house in two axes with a tail gable, built around 1920.	around 1920	12/12/1984	4.81
	Residential building	Dormagen Koelner Strasse 127 map	Two-story, five-axis residential building, the street front made entirely of ashlar. Former Jewish residential and commercial building with a prayer room.	1912	01/04/1994	4.82
	former pastorate	Hackenbroich on the Au 3 map	Erected in 1927 on a slight elevation in place of a previous Baroque building. Brick building over two and a half storeys on a rectangular floor plan with a hipped roof. The facade of the house has six axes, the rear wall has five axes. The windows of the building are rectangular and divided by bars. The room layout inside the building is largely the same as the original. In the corridor of the mezzanine floor and in the bathroom on the upper floor, the original floor covering made of different colored porphyry tiles has been preserved. The banisters are also original. To the right of the house is a single-storey building, also made of jointed brick, on a rectangular floor plan, which was used as a tool shed, stable and slaughterhouse. The former pastorate is highlighted as a representative and significant building with its front side, its elevation and the handsome large front garden in front of the building. The representative character is supported by the unobstructed view of the front garden with fence border and the rectory in front of the Dorfstraße / Auf der Au junction.	1927	11/14/2007	4.83
	Old school Hackenbroich	Hackenbroich Dormagener Strasse1 21 map	Former school building, first mentioned at its current location in 1841. Two-storey brick building with a hipped roof, largely unchanged since 1938. 1862/63 Enlargement of the then single-storey school building with a gable roof, a classroom with three windows on each side of the central entrance. Further conversions with heights and extensions of the building to establish a teacher's apartment in the southern part (1928) and a third classroom in the north wing (1937/38). Inside, many pieces of equipment such as doors and wall cupboards have largely remained unchanged, the room layout has been partially changed. The old school is one of the last clearly preserved evidence of the building history of the district of Hackenbroich. It shapes its location near the oldest buildings in the immediate vicinity and testifies to the development of the school system in the Rhineland, which had been a Prussian province since 1815. In its current state, the old school is a well-preserved example of building in the 1930s. Modern demands such as sufficient exposure and size of the classes are combined with traditional elements such as brick construction and a hipped roof. The historical furnishings are comparatively well preserved. The rear extensions from the 1950s and 1960s are not included in the monument scope.	1841	04/20/2011	4.84
	Madonna (movable monument) in the district museum	Zons Schlossstrasse1 1 card	Gothic sandstone figure from the south gate of the city wall, probably created around 1400.	around 1400	05/15/1984	6.01
	Madonna (movable monument) in the district museum	Zons Schlossstrasse1 1 card	Gothic sandstone figure from the field gate of the city wall, probably created around 1400.	around 1400	05/15/1984	6.02

literature

• Paul Clemen: The art monuments of the Neuss district . Ed .: Provinzialverband der Rheinprovinz (=  The Art Monuments of the Rhine Province . Third Volume, No. III ). L. Schwann, Düsseldorf 1895.

Web links

Commons : cultural monuments in Dormagen  - collection of images

• List of monuments of the city of Dormagen. (PDF; 139 kB) Short form. City of Dormagen, March 1, 2013, pp. 1–11 , accessed on September 6, 2015 . 

Individual evidence

1. ↑ § 2 (2) DSchG NRW
2. ↑ ^{a b} List of monuments of the city of Dormagen. (PDF; 42 kB) Short form. City of Dormagen, January 1, 2009, pp. 1–8 , accessed on May 13, 2012 .  

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