List of architectural monuments in Duisburg-Meiderich / Beeck

The list of architectural monuments in Duisburg-Meiderich / Beeck contains the listed buildings in the area of ​​the Duisburg-Meiderich / Beeck district in North Rhine-Westphalia (as of August 18, 2017). These architectural monuments are entered in the monuments list of the city of Duisburg; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).

List of architectural monuments in Duisburg-Meiderich / Beeck

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Beeckerwerth settlement	Beeckerwerth addresses see map on the right	Large housing estate created by the Friedrich Thyssen union on the banks of the Rhine, initially called the “Rheindeich” housing estate, for workers from the Beeckerwerth colliery	1922-1924 1928	July 24, 2000	507
more pictures	Ratingsee settlement	Obermeiderich addresses see map on the right	next to the Diergardtsiedlung and Dickelsbachsiedlung one of three types of settlements, which, among others, city architect Heinrich Bahr and city architect Hermann breweries planned and due to the housing shortage after World War I , the inflation and the occupation of the Ruhr was built	1927-1928	Nov. 26, 1998	475
more pictures	Alte Emscher pumping station	Beeck Alsumer Strasse 7 map	Designed by Alfred Fischer , the "Alte Emscher A" pumping station was the first of the Emschergenossenschaft . Due to the low location of the Emscher , the water of which was polluted at the beginning of the 20th century and therefore hazardous to health, as well as the subsidence due to mining, there were many floods. To prevent this, the circular building, internal diameter 41 m, was built. The freely spanned concrete dome building is 24.5 meters high.	1914	08 Sep 1999	502
more pictures	Duisburg-Meiderich Süd train station	Mittelmeiderich Am Bahnhof 10 card	includes the complete station complex with forecourt, reception building , platform underpass, platforms and construction details; very well preserved example of a station in the Heimat style	1911-1912	0Aug 2, 1985	1
more pictures	"An der Vogelwiese" settlement	Beeckerwerth An der Vogelwiese For addresses, see map on the right	Type house settlement of the Hüttenwerke Ruhrort-Meiderich built on the former railway site; It consists of twelve single-storey, symmetrically structured semi-detached houses with low, eaves gable roofs.	1949	May 28, 1999	501
more pictures	Bread factory with house and outbuildings	Beeck Arnold-Overbeck-Strasse 58 map	former Simonsbrot factory built under the builders Arnold and Wilhelm Overbeck, that produced the Simonsbrot named after Gustav Simons, a wholemeal bread made from malt grain (today marketed under the Lieken Urkorn brand ); It is a U-shaped complex, parts of the outbuildings including the front building were not built until 1918.	1904 1917-1918	Nov 23, 2011	629
more pictures	Evangelical Church Meiderich	Mittelmeiderich Auf dem Damm 6 card	Church tower inscribed with dated 1502; According to archaeological investigations, however, it still contains remains of older predecessor buildings in the masonry. The church was built on the site of the former Catholic Church of St. George, which collapsed during renovations in 1862 and was then demolished. Then the new, neo-Gothic nave was built out of brick on the outside. Inside is the gothic sermon room in the center.	1862-1863	13 Mar 1985	40
	Teachers memorial	Mittelmeiderich Auf dem Damm 6 card	The sandstone monument is located on the forecourt of the Protestant church ( monument no. 40 ). It is five meters high, has the shape of a pinnacle and is dedicated to three teachers of the Evangelical Parish School Meiderich by their students.	1877	Apr 23, 1990	167
	Stahlsche Mühle	Obermeiderich Bahnhofstrasse 35 map	Windmill made of exposed brick, not supplied with enough wind due to its location directly next to the residential buildings, switched to electrical operation in 1904, shut down in 1929; The wings were dismantled, only the conical tower stump is preserved.	1858	June 18, 1985	97
	Civil servants' apartments	Bruckhausen Bayreuther Strasse 40, 42, 44, 46 Kronstrasse 9A, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19 map	Residential complex built in two construction phases for officials of the German Emperors' Union (GDK); It is a three-storey two-wing building with bay windows, risalits and a hipped roof . After severe war damage, the facade structure was changed, especially in Kronstrasse.	1910-1912	July 29, 2010	609
	Residential buildings	Bruckhausen Dieselstrasse 66, 68, 70 map	Originally designed as a workers 'house by the German Emperors ' union , three-part, two-storey plastered building, today used as a family center in the network and urban day-care center	1912-1913	July 28, 1994	343
	Primary School Dislichstrasse	Untermeiderich Dislichstraße 3 card		around 1890 1913	July 22, 2014	650
more pictures	former Thyssen blast furnace plant Meiderich	Obermeiderich Emscherstraße 71 map	The Meiderich ironworks was in operation from 1902 to 1985 where today's Duisburg-Nord Landscape Park, laid out by Peter Latz , is located. It was founded in 1901 by August Thyssen and completed by 1908, it had five blast furnaces , three of which are still preserved. Today the landscape park is part of the European Route of Industrial Culture .	1901-1908	May 26, 2000	506
	Jewish cemetery Duisburg-Beeck	Beeck Friedhofstrasse map		1890	0July 1, 2014	660
more pictures	Oberhof	Beeck Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse 364 map	two-storey, five-axis brick building in the style of the Lower Rhine Renaissance, which is only represented in a few buildings in Duisburg; The old aristocratic residence from the 9th century has four-axis, triple-stepped, curved gables on the narrow sides.	1665	26th Mar 1985	74
more pictures	Evangelical Church of Beeck	Beeck Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse 370 map	probably built as a chapel for the Oberhof ( monument no. 74 ) in the 10th century; Today's church building, originally with a single nave, dates from the 15th century. Subsequently, the nave was extensively rebuilt and renovated around 1844, and narrow aisles made of ashlar were added. In 1834 the west tower was renewed. The Beeck Church has been a Protestant church since the 17th century.	15th century	26th Mar 1985	73
more pictures	former main post office	Mittelmeiderich Gabelsbergerstrasse 4 map	three-storey building in the style of historicism with a strong Renaissance influence with a rectangular floor plan, mansard roof and alternating natural stone and plastered facades; used as a Meiderich post office until November 2011	shortly after 1900	May 11, 1989	158
	Official twin house	Bruckhausen Kronstrasse 3, 5 map	Late historical, mirror-symmetrical double house for officials of the German Emperor's Union with two full floors	1904	May 30, 2012	615
	Directors 'and officials' houses	Bruckhausen Kronstrasse 6, 8, 10, 18, 18a, 20, 20a map	Ensemble of representative houses for directors and officials belonging to the Union of German Emperors , designed by the architect Peter Grund	1922	04th June 2012	606
	Gravestones of the Schulte-Marxloh burial ground	Beeck Lange Kamp map	The two gravestones are located in the Schulte-Marxloh family crypt, the first was made from sandstone in 1727 and is therefore one of the oldest surviving gravestones in Duisburg, the second gravestone dates from the 19th century.	around 1727 19th century	0June 3, 2003	528
	Representative residential building with pharmacy	Beeck Marktplatz 6 map	Characteristic, three-storey brick building with a pharmacy on the ground floor on the market square of the Beeck district, built according to a design by the architect Fritz Niebel	1894-1895	23 Dec 2015	681
more pictures	Matena tunnel	Bruckhausen Matenastraße map	The road of Matenastraße goes back to a historical, verifiable already in pre-industrial times (1727) connection to the peasantry Bruckhausen. With the establishment of the Union of German Emperors , today's Thyssenkrupp factory, the course of the road was changed and a tunnel was necessary to maintain the connection between Bruckhausen and what was then the village of Alsum . The 400 meter long road tunnel contained tram tracks on the lane in the direction of Bruckhausen until 1965, when the structure lost its importance with the Alsums exit .	1909-1912	Jan. 17, 2012	632
	Evangelical Church on Metzer Strasse	Untermeiderich Metzer Strasse 31 map				714
	"Neubreisacher Straße" settlement	Obermeiderich Neubreisacher Strasse addresses see map on the right	Historicist settlement created by the Meiderich ironworks south of the former ironworks ( monument no.506 , today Duisburg-Nord Landscape Park ) , consisting of symmetrically structured, three- story apartment buildings, separated by narrow building divisions, with gable roofs	1906-1911	Nov 14, 1994	344
more pictures	Tower of the Catholic Church of Our Lady	Bruckhausen Schulstrasse map	The tower is the only remaining part of the originally listed Church of Our Lady. The necessary extensive renovation and restoration was not financially viable for the community due to the decreasing number of members; so in early 1988 the nave was torn down, only the tower remained. The newly built smaller church is now used by both Catholics and Russian Orthodox Christians .	1912-1915	May 14, 1987	115
more pictures	Evangelical parish hall	Bruckhausen Schulstrasse 41 map	two-storey brick building with a T-shaped floor plan and a gable roof; At the front there is a three-axis head building to the west and a hall building to the rear.	1903	Nov 19, 1995	384
	Residential building	Obermeiderich Varziner Strasse 42 map	built under Henry Stratenwerth zweieinhalbgeschossiges, traufständiges, triaxial residential building with colored prominent, historicizing designed street facade, supported their windows with columns and balusters and capitals are adorned	1897	0Apr 9, 2008	572
more pictures	Catholic Church of St. Michael	Mittelmeiderich Von-der-Mark-Straße 68 map	neo-Gothic , three-aisled hall church made of brick with transept, tower added in 1894 and a high and a Marien altar from the construction period	1883-1885	Dec 29, 1987	132
more pictures	Residential buildings and outbuildings	Mittelmeiderich Weißenburger Strasse 25 map	The single-storey house made of field fire bricks with a gable roof was built around 1880 in the style of an early workers' house. To the north-west of this, in the courtyard , is the former prayer house built around 1906 by the Evangelical Free Church ; the rectangular building with a pent roof now serves as a simple outbuilding and storage room.	around 1880 around 1906	Nov 19, 1995	383
more pictures	Residential buildings	Untermeiderich Weserstraße 32 map	Two-story house with a gable roof and a polygonal , slightly protruding bay window on the 1st floor	1910	May 20, 1997	434

Former architectural monuments

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Residential house with restaurant	Bruckhausen Kaiser-Wilhelm-Strasse 48 Dieselstrasse 2A map	asymmetrical, obtuse-angled, two-storey corner property with a loft, restaurant “Schwarzer Diamant” on the ground floor and two two-storey bay windows on the third outermost axis; Demolished in February 2014	1903-1904	Dec 17, 2010	614
	former St. Elisabeth Hospital	Mittelmeiderich Von-der-Mark-Straße 70 map	Main wing originally built with three floors in the early historicist style in 1899 , extended by one floor in 1957, kept symmetrical; In 1909 a west wing protruding towards the street, which was stylistically aligned with the older building, was extended. The exterior is designed in the neo-renaissance style , the interior has predominantly neo-Gothic forms. It was demolished between 2006 and 2007.	1899 1909	Oct 21, 1987	130

Individual evidence

1. ↑ News on the early building history of the Protestant church in Mittelmeiderich . In: City of Duisburg (Hrsg.): Duisburger monument themes 5 - The medieval parish church of St. Georg in Mittelmeiderich . Duisburg 2009, ISBN 978-3-89279-653-4 , p. 2 ( duisburg.de [PDF; accessed on June 5, 2012]).
2. ^ Landscape Park Duisburg-Nord. Route der Industriekultur , p. 3 , accessed on June 5, 2012 . 
3. ↑ Harald Landgraf: Meidericher Post closes. Lokalkompass.de , October 7, 2011, accessed June 7, 2012 . 
4. ↑ Peter Korte: Search for solutions. Rheinische Post , October 31, 2009, accessed June 5, 2012 . 
5. ^ Bruckhausen blog , accessed on April 3, 2014

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