List of architectural monuments in Gerolzhofen

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The monuments of the Lower Franconian town of Gerolzhofen are compiled on this page . This table is a partial list of the list of architectural monuments in Bavaria . The basis is the Bavarian Monument List , which was first drawn up on the basis of the Bavarian Monument Protection Act of October 1, 1973 and has since been managed by the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation . The following information does not replace the legally binding information from the monument protection authority. This list reflects the update status from May 1, 2020 and contains 149 monuments.

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Old town Gerolzhofen

Panorama of the old town of Gerolzhofen between Eulenturm and White Tower seen from the southeast

The town of Gerolzhofen ( Lage ) spreads out on the western edge of the Steigerwald in the transition zone to the Gäu landscape, north of the Volkach on slightly undulating terrain. Gerolzhofen was mentioned for the first time between 750 and 779 as a village (villa) in Volkgau, where the Fulda monastery was wealthy. After another mention of 906, documents from the 13th-14th centuries follow. Century. So in 1310 a pastor is called and in 1327 it is called an “oppidum”, and at about the same time as the seat of an archdeaconate. The city seals of 1357 and 1359 indicate the time when Emperor Ludwig the Bavarian raised numerous villages and markets to cities at the request of the sovereign , the Bishop of Würzburg . In 1397 King Wenzel put the city ​​on an equal footing with the imperial cities within the Franconian League of Cities. The center of the town's settlement lies in the area of ​​the former Oberamtshaus or former district administration office, where a fortified manor of the von Fuchs was located and where the prince-bishop's bailiff had sat since 1492 . The village, which was built under the protection of the castle, was expanded into a planned overall complex and, before 1397, received an approximately rectangular fortification with two city gates. The outer city was included in the city fortifications under Bishop Rudolf von Scherenberg. With its double walling, Gerolzhofen is the rarely good example of a concentrically developed complex. The town's layout is based on the grid system with side streets running parallel to the town fortifications in an east-west and north-south direction. This system is penetrated by a diagonal, the main street of the city, which does not lead in a straight line, but with many bends from the southeast to the northwest, extends in the center to the irregularly square market square and at the kinks and acute-angled side streets to smaller special marketplaces . It is particularly striking in the core facility, where it coincides with the north-south and west-east roads leading via Gerolzhofen. But it is also gaining ground in the extended urban area. The important west-east orientation - in the context of an old street from the main stage town of Würzburg, which led via Stegaurach and Bamberg to Hallstadt - becomes clearer after the expansion. The diagonal crossing the city is not only in the course of the west-east-oriented Altstrasse, but also in the course of a connecting route which, older than the city, led from the Franconian settlement group around Herlheim to Schallfeld and Düttingsfeld in the Oberschwarzach region . Furthermore, the old Schweinfurt - Prichsenstadt road should be pointed out, which also cut through the city, but now passes by as an expressway to the east. The diagonal thus combines traffic routes and old roads that are oriented both east-west and north-south. It is represented in the entire walled city area as a sequence of streets and squares. The core area, called the “capital”, which encompasses only a few alleys, has an east-west axis that is marked by the visual relationships between the monumental buildings. All the main buildings of the city are located on or near this axis: The Owl Tower (formerly also Vogteigefranken); the former bailiwick building, the "new bailiwick", built in 1495 as the residence of the prince-bishop's town bailiff and rebuilt between 1600 and 1614; the city parish church, new building of a three-aisled hall church from 1436 with double east tower, extended by two axes to the west by Josef Schmitz from 1899; the town hall, 15th and 16th centuries; the White Tower, 14./16. Century (formerly also the centre's prison) and further away the former Oberamtshaus from 1580, with a former new prison (mid-19th century). These elevated buildings determine the city silhouette, which was disrupted by the demolition of the Zehntstadel (1955) at the Vogteiamt, despite the adaptation of the new building to the original height and mass development. In the core area is also the hospital, founded in 1402 by a couple from Schweinfurt, which was re-established in 1616 under Prince-Bishop Julius Echter ; the existing hospital church was not built until 1710. The fact that three-storey town houses can only be found on the market square underscores the difference in importance between the center and the suburbs, which also corresponds to the topographical gradient. The completely different character of the suburbs has remained particularly clear on Rügshofer Straße. A quarter of the arable bourgeois character has been preserved here. Relatively stately residential buildings line the market-like street space, behind it are the stables and a parallel row of barns, corresponding to the course of the outer city wall, up to which the house gardens extend. Behind the properties facing Salzstrasse, the arrangement is similar; between two rows of rear buildings, a strip of garden culture is kept free in the area of ​​the former trench. Steingrabenstrasse is also characterized by arable bourgeoisie, but more modest, although there was a monastery courtyard here (a Renaissance double portal at Steingrabenstrasse 47 has still been preserved). The southern Spitalvorstadt is characterized by its relationship to the Oberamtshaus, the former Ökonomiehof and the associated Vorwerke of the von Fuchs were located here. The bath house and the communal brewery from 1603 (in the ditch at the southeast corner of the inner fortifications) were located here. The expansion of the Spitalvorstadt also shows that the Mühlbach and its mill were specifically included in the city wall. In the south of Grabenstrasse, as with Rügshofer Strasse, a row of barns has been preserved, which is assigned to the arable bourgeois houses parallel to the street or wall. In the outer city area, new street axes break up the floor plan system, which means that the city has received new gate and entrance situations to the historic ones. The continuation of the central axis of Bürgermeister-Weigand-Strasse / Marktplatz / Weisse-Turm-Strasse to the east and west is modern, and a wall breach has also been made in the south for a road that has not been built. The diagonal, the urban development characteristic of which is the staggering, was disturbed by a smooth, rounded development on the corner of Schallfelderstrasse and Bleichstrasse. The structure and extent of the Gerolzhofen ensemble is thus determined by the city map and the fortifications of the 14th and 15th centuries. On the one hand, the empty areas describe the preserved inner ditch areas, on the other hand they are an expression of the arable town , in whose generously dimensioned walling courtyard and garden areas should be included. Due to the heavy losses that Gerolzhofen suffered in 1525 in the Peasants' War and in 1552 in the Second Margrave War, the architecture of the city is essentially post-medieval. With the monumental buildings, which were largely given their design in the time of Prince-Bishop Julius Echter von Mespelbrunn , the city silhouette of Gerolzhofen still represents itself today as the Prince-Bishop 's official and country town. File number: E-6-78-134-1.

City fortifications

Inner city fortifications

Before 1397, the city was given a roughly rectangular fortification with two city gates: in the SE corner the Spitaltor or Inner Schallfelder Tor, last repaired in 1579 (coat of arms stone preserved in the arcades of the Botanical Garden), and the central gate in the NW corner, last renewed in 1600 (Wappenstein at Marktstrasse 16) (both removed in 1871/77). On all four sides, not only parts of the trench, accessible and visible on Grabenstrasse, but also inaccessible between Rügshofer Strasse and Salzstrasse, have been preserved, but also remains of walls and towers. The walls are partially built into houses. Two stately wall towers have been preserved, the Owl Tower in the west and the White Tower in the east. They served to strengthen the western and eastern fronts. File number: D-6-78-134-2. Pictures .

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Bürgermeister-Weigand-Strasse 4
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Owl Tower, former bailiff's prison Square tower of the inner fortifications, 14th century D-6-78-134-2 Owl Tower, former bailiff's prison
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White Tower Street
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White Tower Round tower of the inner city fortifications, 14. – 16. century D-6-78-134-2 White Tower
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Grabenstrasse 2
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Tower stump of the inner city fortifications Two-storey hipped roof building with half-timbered upper storey, the core of the 16th century D-6-78-134-2 Tower stump of the inner city fortifications
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Grabenstrasse
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Trench area From the corner of Spitalstraße to Schulgasse, with remains of the wall

From Schulgasse to Breslauer Straße, with remains of the wall

D-6-78-134-42 Trench area
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Outer city fortifications around Zehnt- and Spitalvorstadt

The outer city with the tenth and hospital suburbs was included in the city fortifications under Bishop Rudolf von Scherenberg and renewed as a four-gate complex with the Frankenwinheimer Tor in the west (new building in 1568) and the Rügshofer Tor in the northeast corner (1625 under Prince-Bishop Philipp Adolf von Ehrenberg ), the Dingolshausen gate in the east (coat of arms stone from 1548 preserved in the Braugäßchen) and the outer Schallfelder gate in the south (end of the 15th century under Prince-Bishop Rudolf von Scherenberg). The gates have come off, but long-drawn lines of walls in the north, east and south, and little in the west, with numerous wall towers or tower stumps have been preserved. In addition to openings at the lost gate, numerous openings for streets have been created. File number: D-6-78-134-3. Starting in the south on Schallfelder Straße, the outer city fortifications consist of the following parts. In the section from the abandoned Outer Schallfelder Tor on Schallfelder Straße to Breslauer Straße are preserved:

  • Schallfelder Straße 20, 22, Auf der Weth 5, 7, 11 ( location ): the outer city wall
  • On the Weth 13 ( location ): wall tower
  • On Weth 13, 15, 17 ( location ): the outer city wall was moved

In the section from the breakthrough on Breslauer Strasse to Bürgermeister-Weigand-Strasse have been preserved:

  • Am Schießwasen: the outer city wall was moved
  • Am Schießwasen 9 ( location ): tower stump of the outer city wall, converted into a residential building
  • Am Schießwasen ( location ): the outer city wall with the wall gate, marked "1740"
  • Bürgermeister-Weigand-Straße 13 ( location ): The outer city wall was moved
  • Bürgermeister-Weigand-Straße 13 ( location ): Bibra Tower, round tower of the outer city fortifications with coat of arms and inscriptions, inscribed "1496"

In the section from the breakthrough on Bürgermeister-Weigand-Strasse to Bahnhofstrasse, the following are preserved:

  • Bürgermeister-Weigand-Straße 14 ( location ): tower stump of the outer wall ring, second half of the 15th century, converted into a modern residential building
  • Bürgermeister-Weigand-Straße 14 ( location ): a short section of the outer city wall expanded

In the section from the lost Winheimer Tor from Bahnhofstrasse to Entengasse, the following are preserved:

  • Bahnhofstrasse 18 ( location ): remainder of the outer city wall
  • Dreimühlenstraße, along the street between Bahnhofstraße and Entengasse: remains of the city wall of the outer fortifications
  • Entengasse 13 ( location ): Round defense tower on the northwest corner of the outer city fortifications, marked "1489"
  • Dreimühlenstraße, along the street between Bahnhofstraße and Entengasse: remains of the city wall of the outer fortifications

In the section from the breakthrough on Entengasse to Rügshöfer Straße:

  • Entengasse 8 ( location ): wall tower of the outer city fortifications, second half of the 15th century
  • Nördliche Allee, along Nördliche Allee: the wall of the outer city fortifications
  • Nördliche Allee, along the south side of the street: the walls of the outer city fortifications, second half of the 15th century
  • Nördliche Allee, Entengasse 4: Remnants of the tower of the outer city fortifications, second half of the 15th century
  • Nördliche Allee, along the south side of the street: the walls of the outer city fortifications, second half of the 15th century
  • Nördliche Allee, Rügshöfer Straße 3: Remnants of the tower of the outer city fortifications, second half of the 15th century
  • Nördliche Allee, along the south side of the street: the walls of the outer city fortifications, second half of the 15th century
  • Nördliche Allee, Rügshöfer Straße 17: Remnants of the tower of the outer city fortifications, second half of the 15th century
  • Nördliche Allee, along the south side of the street: the walls of the outer city fortifications, second half of the 15th century
  • Nördliche Allee, Rügshöfer Straße 37: Remnants of the tower of the outer city fortifications, second half of the 15th century
  • Nördliche Allee, along the south side of the street: the walls of the outer city fortifications, second half of the 15th century

The city wall has come down from the abandoned Rügshöfer Tor on Rügshöfer Strasse and Östliche Allee 10. In the section from Steingrabenstraße 29 to Jahnstraße are preserved:

  • Ostliche Allee 10 ( location ): Scherenberg tower, round tower of the outer city fortifications, second half of the 15th century
  • Ostliche Allee ( location ): Wall of the outer city fortifications, second half of the 15th century

In the section from Jahnstraße to Dingolshäuser Straße are preserved:

  • Ostliche Allee ( location ): Wall of the outer city fortifications, second half of the 15th century

In the section from the defunct Dingolshäuser Tor on Dingolshäuser Straße to Bleichstraße are preserved:

  • Bleichstrasse 27 ( location ): Wall of the outer city fortifications, second half of the 15th century

In the section from the breakthrough on Bleichstrasse to Schallfelder Strasse have been preserved:

  • Bleichstraße 20 ( location ): Wall of the outer city fortifications, second half of the 15th century
  • Bleichstrasse 20, in the southeast corner of the outer city fortifications ( location ): wall tower
  • Bleichstrasse 20, 18, 16 ( location ): Wall of the outer city fortifications, second half of the 15th century
  • Bleichstraße 14 ( location ): wall tower
  • Bleichstraße 10, 8, 6, Schallfelder Straße 11: the outer city wall was moved

Architectural monuments according to districts

Gerolzhofen

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Am Schießwasen 2; Corner of Kolpingstrasse
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Memorial stone in memory of a murdered woman Inscribed "1925" D-6-78-134-4 BW
Au, on Weisse-Marter-Weg
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Wayside shrine Table base with column and two-sided top, crucifixion with assistant figures, on the reverse the Holy Family, side figures of Saint Michael and Saint Andrew, neo-baroque, inscribed "1907" D-6-78-134-140 BW
Au, on the SW 37 to Brünnstadt
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Floor cross Sandstone crucifix, inscribed "1923" D-6-78-134-252 BW
On the Weth 1
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Residential stable house Ground floor gable roof building with plastered half-timbered gable, 18th century D-6-78-134-7 Residential stable house
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On the Weth 1
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Gate Inscribed "1763" with a relief of the fourteen helpers in need D-6-78-134-7 Gate
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Bahnhofstrasse 1
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Residential and commercial building Two-storey eaves saddle roof building with ornamental framework, 17th / 18th centuries century D-6-78-134-8 Residential and commercial building
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Bahnhofstrasse 1, 3
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Left corner post with Julius Echter coat of arms Inscribed "1583" D-6-78-134-9 BW
Bahnhofstrasse 16
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Residential and commercial building Two-storey eaves gable roof building with stepped gable on one side, arched gate entrance and ornamental half-timbered upper storey, 17th / 18th century D-6-78-134-10 Residential and commercial building
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Bahnhofstrasse 18
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Kreuzstein, so-called Wetterstein Sandstone, cross with quatrefoil and coat of arms, 14th century D-6-78-134-177 BW
Bahnhofstrasse 19
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Residential building Two-storey eaves side building with a hipped roof on one side and late Baroque facade structure, round arched gate passage, 18th century D-6-78-134-12 Residential building
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Bahnhofstrasse 21
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Residential building Two-storey mansard half-hipped roof building with a historicist facade, around 1910/15 D-6-78-134-14 Residential building
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Bahnhofstrasse 22
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Residential building Two-storey mansard roof building with gable and corner bay window, neo-renaissance, inscribed "1901" D-6-78-134-15 Residential building
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Bahnhofstrasse 23
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Residential and commercial building Two-storey mansard roof building, historicist, inscribed "1904" D-6-78-134-16 Residential and commercial building
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Bahnhofstrasse 23
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Rear building D-6-78-134-16 Rear building
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Bahnhofstrasse 24
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Residential building Two-storey mansard hipped roof building with a dwelling, neo-renaissance, inscribed "1898" D-6-78-134-17 Residential building
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Bahnhofstrasse 27
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Residential house, former Gasthof Zur Eisenbahn Two-storey hipped mansard roof with corner emphasis, 1904/05 D-6-78-134-18 Residential house, former Gasthof Zur Eisenbahn
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Berliner Strasse 108 a; Street to Schallfeld, in front of the Leopold furniture hall
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Wayside shrine Pointed-arched tower with crabs, relief of the fourteen saints, neo-Gothic, 19th century D-6-78-134-134 BW
On the southern, outer city wall, between Schallfelder and Breslauer Straße
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Wayside shrine Inscribed "1789";

not re-qualified, not mapped in the Bavarian Monument Atlas

D-6-78-134-137
Bleichstrasse 6
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Residential stable house Ground floor gable roof building with half-timbered gable, 1700 D-6-78-134-19 BW
Bleichstrasse 11
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Former mill Two-storey half-hipped roof building with protruding half-timbered upper storeys and hipped roof extension connected at right angles, 16th century, ground floor marked "1797" D-6-78-134-20 Former mill
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Bleichstrasse 11
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Former mill, outbuilding 18./19. century D-6-78-134-20 BW
Brunnengasse 1
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Former courtyard, so-called White Courtyard Two-storey, gable-independent half-hipped roof building with half-timbered upper storey, in the core 15th century, inscribed "1784"; to Weisse-Turm-Straße half-timbered gable front and gate entrance covered with arcade D-6-78-134-22 Former courtyard, so-called White Courtyard
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Brunnengasse 5
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Former Kalterhaus Two-story hipped roof building, 1738 D-6-78-134-24 Former Kalterhaus
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Brunnengasse 5
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Former Oberamtshaus Three-storey gable roof building with volute gables, 1580 D-6-78-134-23 Former Oberamtshaus
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Brunnengasse 5; in front of the Oberamtshaus
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Well with well house Inscribed "1586" D-6-78-134-25 Well with well house
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Bürgermeister-Weigand-Strasse 2
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Community center Two-storey saddle roof building with half-timbered gable from the 17th / 18th centuries Century, marked "1840" D-6-78-134-26 Community center
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Bürgermeister-Weigand-Strasse 3
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Small house Ground floor gable-independent half-hipped roof building with half-timbered gable, around 1800 D-6-78-134-27 Small house
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Bürgermeister-Weigand-Strasse 5
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Former bailiwick, later forestry office, now age-appropriate living Three-storey saddle roof building with tail gables and a polygonal stair tower, around 1600 D-6-78-134-28 Former bailiwick, later forestry office, now age-appropriate living
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Bürgermeister-Weigand-Strasse 5
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Inscription plaque on the former bailiwick Inscribed with the real coat of arms "1614" D-6-78-134-28 Inscription plaque on the former bailiwick
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Dingolshauser Street; Corner An den Torweinbergen
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Column shrine With relief of the crucifixion, side figures of Saint Michael and Saint Sebastian, neo-Gothic, 19th century D-6-78-134-33 BW
Near Dreimühlenstrasse; in front of the city wall
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Wayside shrine Column with top, depicting the crucifixion and Christ carrying the cross, inscribed "1722" D-6-78-134-138 Wayside shrine
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Dreimühlenstraße 2
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Evangelical Lutheran Parish Church of the Redeemer Sandstone block construction with polygonal choir closure and roof turrets, in the core construction from 1922 D-6-78-134-35 Evangelical Lutheran Parish Church of the Redeemer
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Frankenwinheimer Straße 15
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Former pavement customs house Single-storey saddle roof building, 1912 D-6-78-134-163 BW
Near Grabenstrasse; in the botanical garden
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Memorial to the women's uprising of 1945 Monolith with an abstract relief of the church, 1955 by Erich Leuner D-6-78-134-159 BW
Near Grabenstrasse; Arcades "Botanical Garden"
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Coat of arms of the former hospital gate 1597 D-6-78-134-40 BW
Grabenstrasse
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Fountain of Neptune Marked "1821", figure renewed D-6-78-134-118 Fountain of Neptune
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Grabenstrasse
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Nepomuk figure Sandstone, mid-18th century D-6-78-134-158 Nepomuk figure
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Grabenstrasse 5
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Former bath house Two-storey hipped roof building with half-timbered upper storey, the core of the 16th century D-6-78-134-1 Former bath house
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Grabenstrasse 45
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Agricultural bourgeoisie Tailcoat house with high basement, half-timbered, inscribed "1799" D-6-78-134-41 Agricultural bourgeoisie
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Grabenstrasse 45
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Outbuilding, in front of it a wooden cross Inscribed "1863" D-6-78-134-41 BW
Grabenstrasse 45, in front of the adjoining building
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Wooden cross Inscribed "1863" D-6-78-134-41 BW
Häfnergasse 3
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Residential building Two-storey gable-independent steep saddle roof building with half-timbered upper storey, 17th / 18th centuries century D-6-78-134-43 Residential building
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Häfnergasse 7
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Residential building Elongated eaves side house with gate entrance and half-timbered upper floor, dendrochronologically dated 1574 D-6-78-134-44 Residential building
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Häfnergasse 7
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Side wing to the house At the back, with a half-timbered upper floor, dendrochronologically dated 1620 D-6-78-134-44 BW
Hunters; south of the road to Frankenwinheim
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Wayside chapel Antoniuskapelle, small solid building with pyramid roof, 19th century D-6-78-134-135 BW
Hunters; Extension of Nikolaus-Fey-Strasse, south of Volkachbrücke
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Altarpiece base With cartouche and inscription, inscribed "1753" D-6-78-134-139 BW
Hörnau
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Wayside shrine Column with garland capital, top with relief of the crucifix, narrow sides with St. Gertrude and St. Nikolaus (patron saint of the founder), inscription on the reverse, crowned by a trefoil cross, inscribed, 1619; Socket 1975 D-6-78-134-175 BW
Kapellenberg, above the Jewish cemetery
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Catholic Chapel of St. Gertraud Small hipped roof building with polygonal choir closure, inscribed "1718"; with equipment D-6-78-134-131 BW
Kapellenberg
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Jewish Cemetery Walled complex with Taharahaus , called "1832", renewed in 1924 and grave stones of 19-20. Century D-6-78-134-132 Jewish Cemetery
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Kapellenberg; Lindenbrunnenäcker; near the northwest corner of the Jewish cemetery
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Wayside shrine Low table pedestal with chamfered square shaft and top with the crucifixion of Christ, inscribed "1621" D-6-78-134-133 BW
Kirchgasse 2
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Former rectory, now a residential building Two-storey mansard half-hipped roof building on the eaves, inscribed "1908"; on the site of a previous building from 1604 D-6-78-134-45 Former rectory, now a residential building
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Kirchgasse 2
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Portal from the old rectory Inscribed 1604 D-6-78-134-45 Portal from the old rectory
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Kirchgasse 4
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Former St. Johann Baptist cemetery chapel (Karner), two-storey building with buttresses, 1497; with equipment D-6-78-134-46 Former St. Johann Baptist cemetery chapel
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Kirchgasse 6
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Old sacristan's house Two-storey hipped roof building, in the core 16./17. century D-6-78-134-47 Old sacristan's house
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District road SW 37
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Sandstone crucifix Body, second half of the 19th century (base and cross 1975) D-6-78-134-176 BW
Ludwig-Derleth-Straße 2
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Community center Hipped roof building with mezzanine floor, classicistic, around 1845 D-6-78-134-48 Community center
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Ludwig-Derleth-Straße 4
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Birthplace of Ludwig Derleth Two-storey gable-independent half-hipped roof house with baroque window frames, inscribed "1752" D-6-78-134-49 Birthplace of Ludwig Derleth
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Ludwig-Derleth-Straße 4
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barn With a mansard roof, mid-18th century D-6-78-134-49 BW
Lülsfelder Weg
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Wayside shrine Strong square shaft with an ogival top, relief of the crucifixion of Christ, 16th century D-6-78-134-109 Wayside shrine
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Marketplace; on the southern facade of the parish church
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Statue of Maria Immaculata around 1750 D-6-78-134-51 Statue of Maria Immaculata
Marketplace 1
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Church of St. Maria de Rosario and St. Regiswindis Three-aisled, late Gothic hall church with a pair of east towers, first half of the 15th century (pillar inscription 1436), completed in 1479, restoration and leveling of the towers 1588–1612, western extension 1899–1902 by Josef Schmitz; with equipment D-6-78-134-50 Church of St. Maria de Rosario and St. Regiswindis
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Marketplace 1; on the south aisle of the parish church
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Wayside shrine-like tomb Showing the risen Christ in the picture, crowned by a medallion with God the Father in it, inscribed "1662" D-6-78-134-53 Wayside shrine-like tomb
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Marketplace 1; on the south aisle of the parish church
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Wayside shrine With a tabernacle-like essay, 1623 D-6-78-134-54 BW
Marketplace 1; on the south aisle of the parish church
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Mount of Olives Around 1500 D-6-78-134-52 Mount of Olives
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Marketplace 1; on the south aisle of the parish church
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Wayside shrine Crucifixion in a laurel wreath, inscribed "1701" D-6-78-134-55 Wayside shrine
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Marketplace 4
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Community center Two-storey eaves gable roof construction with protruding half-timbered upper storeys, 15th / 16th centuries century D-6-78-134-56 Community center
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Marketplace 5
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Community center Two-storey mansard roof building with drilled window frames, upper storey in the core half-timbered, 18th century D-6-78-134-57 Community center
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Marktplatz 8
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Community center Two-storey mansard roof building with baroque structures, in a corner position, around 1720/30 D-6-78-134-58 Community center
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Marktplatz 9
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Community center Two-storey, gable-independent half-hipped roof building, plastered framework, 1616 (dendrochronologically dated), core 1490 (dendrochronologically dated) D-6-78-134-59 Community center
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Marktplatz 11
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Community center Three-story saddle roof house, 18th century; Connected to No. 9 by a 17th century courtyard gate D-6-78-134-60 Community center
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Marktplatz 13
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Residential and commercial building Pharmacy, three-storey mansard roof building with drilled window frames, 18th century D-6-78-134-61 Residential and commercial building
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Marktplatz 14
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Community center Two-storey gable-independent gable roof building with ornamental framework, marked "1747" D-6-78-134-62 Community center
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Marktplatz 18
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Corner house With a long side front facing Spitalstrasse, plastered half-timbering, 18th century, in the middle of the 14th century, with renovation in 1513 D-6-78-134-63 Corner house
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Marktplatz 20
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Former town hall, now museum of local history Three-storey saddle roof building with stepped gables, late Gothic, 1475 ( dendrochronologically dated ) D-6-78-134-64 Former town hall, now museum of local history
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Marktplatz 20
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Former town hall Rear kitchen wing with half-timbered upper floor, 1585 D-6-78-134-64 Former town hall
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Marktstrasse 1
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Petty bourgeoisie Two-storey gable-independent saddle roof building with plastered half-timbered upper storey, 18th century; Shop fitting, early 20th century D-6-78-134-65 BW
Marktstrasse 6
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Community center Two-story mansard saddle roof building with plastered half-timbered gable, in corner position, 1778 D-6-78-134-66 Community center
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Marktstrasse 7
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Door framing Drilled, a pretzel in the keystone, inscribed "1743" D-6-78-134-67 BW
Marktstrasse 9
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Community center Two-storey saddle roof building with half-timbered upper storey and drilled frames, marked "1731" D-6-78-134-68 Community center
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Marktstrasse 9
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House figure Maria Immaculata as Patrona Franconiae, 18th century D-6-78-134-68 House figure
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Marktstrasse 13
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Petty bourgeoisie Two-story mansard roof building with drilled window frames on the upper floor, 18th century D-6-78-134-69 Petty bourgeoisie
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Marktstrasse 15
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Residential and commercial building Half-timbered gabled house, 18th century D-6-78-134-71 Residential and commercial building
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Marktstrasse 16
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Coat of arms stone Sandstone, marked "1600", from the former center gate D-6-78-134-72 Coat of arms stone
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Marktstrasse 20
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Residential and commercial building Two-story hipped roof building with drilled window frames on the upper floor, in a corner position, 18th century D-6-78-134-73 Residential and commercial building
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Marktstrasse 21
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Community center Two-storey hipped roof building, upper floor plastered half-timbering, 18th century D-6-78-134-74 Community center
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Marktstrasse 21
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House figure Our Lady, 18th century D-6-78-134-74 BW
Marktstrasse 25
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Community center Two-storey eaves gable roof construction with one-sided half-hipped, arched doorway marked "1706" D-6-78-134-75 Community center
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Nikolaus-Fey-Strasse 10
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Statue Essay depicting the Holy Trinity in a round arch niche, inscribed "1888" D-6-78-134-76 BW
Close to Northern Avenue; in the promenade, in front of the city wall
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Pillar shrine With a four-sided attachment and crowning cross, inscribed "1602" D-6-78-134-79 Pillar shrine
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Near Nördliche Allee
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Marble figure of Germania Part of a former war memorial for 1870/71 on the market square, today in front of the city wall D-6-78-134-80 Marble figure of Germania
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Next to Nördliche Allee 1
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Column shrine 17th century; "not re-qualified, not mapped in the Bavarian Monument Atlas" D-6-78-134-77
Eastern avenue
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Altarpiece Niche with crucifixion, top with the coronation of Mary, inscribed "1778", renewed D-6-78-134-32 Altarpiece
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Ostliche Allee 19
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villa Two-storey saddle roof building on a high base, 1926 D-6-78-134-160 BW
Rügshöfer Straße 1
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Gasthaus Schwane Two-storey eaves gable roof construction, round arched gate passage from the construction period bricked up and provided with windows, 17th to 19th century; two inscription panels, one of them marked "1605" D-6-78-134-84 Gasthaus Schwane
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Rügshöfer Straße 3
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Residential building Two-storey mansard roof building with corner pilasters, marked "1818" D-6-78-134-85 Residential building
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Rügshöfer Strasse 12; Rügshöfer Straße 14
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Residential building Two-storey, gable-independent mansard half-hipped roof, archway and outbuilding, late 18th century D-6-78-134-86 BW
Rügshöfer Straße 13
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Residential building Two-storey, gable-independent gable roof building with later added knee floor, late baroque facade design, inscribed "1793" D-6-78-134-87 Residential building
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Rügshöfer Straße 15
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Residential building Two-storey, gable-independent mansard half-hipped roof building with courtyard gate, around 1800 D-6-78-134-89 Residential building
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Rügshöfer Straße 16
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Residential building Two-storey, gable-independent half-hipped roof building with corner pillars, upper storey plastered half-timbering, late 18th century D-6-78-134-90 Residential building
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Rügshöfer Straße 18
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Residential and guest house, former brewery inn Two-storey mansard roof building on the eaves with corner pilasters and drilled window frames, late 18th century D-6-78-134-91 Residential and guest house, former brewery inn
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Rügshöfer Straße 19
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Agricultural bourgeoisie Two-storey, gable-independent half-hipped roof building with drilled frames on the ground floor, round-arched courtyard gate, late 18th century D-6-78-134-92 Agricultural bourgeoisie
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Rügshöfer Straße 25
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Residential building Two-storey gable-independent saddle roof building with half-timbered gable, 17th / 18th centuries century D-6-78-134-93 Residential building
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Rügshöfer Straße 30
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Catholic cemetery chapel St. Michael Saddle roof construction with polygonal choir closure and roof turret, 1736–37; with equipment; walled cemetery with gate from the 17th century D-6-78-134-94 Catholic cemetery chapel St. Michael
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Rügshöfer Straße 39
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Coat of arms stone Originally inscribed "1625" on the former Rügshöfer Tor, the northern gate of the outer city wall D-6-78-134-95 BW
Rügshöfer Strasse; Between Rügshöfer Straße u. Bahnhofstrasse
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Florian Fountain Octagonal fountain basin with stele and sandstone figure of St. Florian, figure 18th century (copy) D-6-78-134-83 Florian Fountain
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Salzstrasse 2
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Residential and commercial building Three-storey building with a corner bay window and onion dome, in a corner position, historicistic, around 1900 D-6-78-134-97 Residential and commercial building
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Salzstraße 3, in the gateway
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Old stone cross and Scherenberg coat of arms stone from the former Zenttor Late medieval D-6-78-134-98 BW
Salzstrasse 8
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Old school house Two-storey, gable-independent half-hipped roof building with half-timbered upper storey, inscription from 1816 D-6-78-134-99 Old school house
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Salzstrasse 9
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archway 17th century D-6-78-134-100 archway
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Salzstrasse 11
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Catholic rectory Elongated two-storey eaves gable roof construction with corner pilasters and arched gateway, 1708 D-6-78-134-101 Catholic rectory
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Salzstrasse 17
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Residential building Two-storey, gable-independent saddle roof building with plastered protruding half-timbered upper storey, 16./17. Century; Gate construction made of sandstone ashlar masonry, 19th century D-6-78-134-102 Residential building
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Salzstrasse 18
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House figure Maria Immaculata, 18th century D-6-78-134-103 BW
Salzstrasse 21
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Residential building Two-storey half-hipped roof building with drilled window frames, inscription from 1800 D-6-78-134-104 Residential building
Salzstrasse 25
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archway 17./18. century D-6-78-134-105 archway
Schallfelder Straße 1
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Residential building One and a half storey half-hipped roof building with half-timbering, 17th / 18th centuries century D-6-78-134-106 Residential building
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Schallfelder Straße 2
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Community center Two-storey gable-independent saddle roof building with half-timbered gable, 17th / 18th centuries century D-6-78-134-38 Community center
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Schallfelder Straße 4
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Residential building Two-storey eaves saddle roof building with half-timbered upper storey, labeled "1822" D-6-78-134-107 Residential building
Schallfelder Straße 8
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Residential building Two-storey saddle roof building with half-timbered upper storey, labeled "1586", shop fitting on the ground floor in 1935 D-6-78-134-108 Residential building
Schuhstrasse 3
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Community center Two-storey mansard roof building on the eaves, 18th / 19th centuries century D-6-78-134-110 Community center
Schuhstrasse 5
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Community center Two-storey mansard roof building with eaves, marked "1762" D-6-78-134-111 Community center
Schuhstrasse 23
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Coat of arms stone Fall of a renaissance portal, marked "1577"

Crucifixion relief, 17th century

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Spitalstrasse 3
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Community center Two-storey saddle roof building with richly decorated volute gable, columned portal, eaves side timber framing, Renaissance, around 1600 D-6-78-134-113 Community center
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Spitalstrasse 8
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Catholic hospital church St. Vitus Hall building with hipped roof on the site of a previous building, 1693–1710; with equipment D-6-78-134-114 Catholic hospital church St. Vitus
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Spitalstrasse 9
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Former brewery and Gasthof zur Traube Widely supported two-storey half-hipped roof house, marked "1790" D-6-78-134-115 Former brewery and Gasthof zur Traube
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Spitalstrasse 9
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Public house sign Late 18th century D-6-78-134-115 Public house sign
Spitalstrasse 10
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Former hospital, now the city library Building wing attached to the hospital church, carved half-timbered stands from the Julius Echter period exposed, 15. – 17. century D-6-78-134-116 Former hospital, now the city library
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Spitalstrasse 14
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Community center Three-storey hipped roof building with baroque window frames, the core of the 18th century; House statue of Our Lady, 18./19. century D-6-78-134-117 Community center
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Spitalstrasse 16
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Relief plaque or coat of arms stone Crucifixion with assistant figures on pedestals, including two coats of arms, probably 1555; kept in the “Lapidarium” at the Botanical Garden D-6-78-134-136 BW
Steingrabenstrasse 1
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Former brewery Two-storey saddle roof building with two-step gable and corner bay window, historicist-neo-Gothic, based on plans by Öchsner, 1927 D-6-78-134-119 BW
Steingrabenstraße 11
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Residential building Two-storey, gable-independent mansard half-hipped roof building with plastered half-timbered upper storey, around 1800 D-6-78-134-119 Residential building
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Steingrabenstraße 22
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Former poor house Elongated three-storey hipped roof building, late Classicist, inscribed "1859", later heightened D-6-78-134-120 Former poor house
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Steingrabenstraße 37
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Crowning a gate post 1785 D-6-78-134-121 BW
Steingrabenstraße 47
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Double gate of a former monastery courtyard Bosswork, around 1600 D-6-78-134-122 Double gate of a former monastery courtyard
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Steingrabenstraße 53
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Relief panel With depiction of a sunk female figure and the crowned Mother of God, inscription, inscribed "1705" D-6-78-134-123 Relief panel
Steingrabenstrasse 54; at the former brewery
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Two coat of arms stones Sandstone, marked "1548" and "1602" D-6-78-134-21 Two coat of arms stones
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Weisse-Turm-Strasse 1
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Residential and commercial building Two-storey, gable-roof construction, plastered half-timbering, 18th century D-6-78-134-124 Residential and commercial building
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Weisse-Turm-Strasse 1
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archway 17th century D-6-78-134-124 archway
Weisse-Turm-Strasse 8
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Agricultural bourgeoisie Two-storey eaves half-hipped roof building with plastered half-timbered upper storey, 18th century D-6-78-134-125 Agricultural bourgeoisie
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Weisse-Turm-Strasse 10
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Residential building Two-storey, gable-independent saddle roof building with classicist decor, eaves-mounted gate, essentially half-timbered construction, inscribed "1626" D-6-78-134-126 Residential building
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Weisse-Turm-Strasse 14
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Former New Prison Three-storey hipped roof building, mid-19th century D-6-78-134-127 Former New Prison
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Weisse-Turm-Strasse 16
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Former collegiate court Two-story eaves side house with half-timbered upper floor and stepped gables, rear stair tower with dome roof, 1603 D-6-78-134-128 Former collegiate court
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Weisse-Turm-Strasse 18
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Half-timbered house Two-storey saddle roof building with polygonal bay window, in corner position, inscribed "1566" D-6-78-134-129 Half-timbered house
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Klesenmühle

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At the Klesenmühle 6
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Klesenmühle Ground floor saddle roof building, marked “1787”, over the older core; with overshot water drive and grinder D-6-78-134-144 BW

Lindelachshof

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High ditch; north, near the road to Dingolshausen
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Wayside shrine Column shrine with relief of the Holy Trinity, inscribed "1853", renewed after land consolidation D-6-78-134-147 BW
Lindelachshof 1
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grange Two-storey half-hipped mansard roof with corner pilasters and drilled frames, second half of the 18th century D-6-78-134-145 BW
Lindelachshof 1
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grange Outbuildings D-6-78-134-145 BW
Lindenbrunnenäcker; at the manor
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Processional altar On a broad, arched base, an altar-like structure with a niche containing the crucifixion, 18th century D-6-78-134-146 BW
Grinding wood; Corner of the Lindelach Forest Department
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Wayside shrine Square shaft with coat of arms, top with the crucifixion of Christ and side figures, inscribed "1606" D-6-78-134-143 BW

Rügshofen

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Bischwinder Weg 2; Bischwinder Weg 2 a
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Wayside shrine Chamfered square shaft with ogival top, crucifixion, side figures, inscription on the back, inscribed "1602" D-6-78-134-162 BW
Dam sticks; on Bischwinder Weg, in "Dammholz"
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Stone cross Sandstone, late 19th century D-6-78-134-157 BW
Village fields; Bischwinder Weg; northern edge of the village
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Wayside shrine High column on a low base, top with a relief of Pietà and St. Martin, sandstone cube of the base with inscription, 1606 D-6-78-134-152 BW
Hauptstrasse 13
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Pedestrian gate 18th century D-6-78-134-148 BW
Hauptstrasse 22
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Former town hall Two-storey saddle roof building with half-timbered upper storey and roof turrets, 1828 with an older core D-6-78-134-164 BW
Hauptstrasse 22
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War memorial Pavilion-like, with slated hood, 1929, sandstone enclosure D-6-78-134-164 BW
Laurenzistrasse; southern outskirts
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Wayside shrine Renewed with Saint Lawrence and the Crucifixion, 18th century, 1890 D-6-78-134-154 BW
Rügshöfer Straße 25
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Residential building Two-storey gable-independent saddle roof building with half-timbered gable, 17th / 18th centuries century D-6-78-134-93 Residential building
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Schönbühl 1
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Courtyard gate with pedestrian gate 1781 D-6-78-134-149 BW
Schönbühl 3
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Courtyard gate with pedestrian gate 1730 D-6-78-134-150 BW
Schönbühl 3; at the outbuilding
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Crucifixion relief D-6-78-134-150 BW
Schönbühl 3, next to the building
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Crucifixion relief D-6-78-134-150 BW
Schönbühl 7
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Wayside shrine Table base with cartridge, column, top with crucifixion relief, 1752 D-6-78-134-151 BW
Schönbühl; Gerolzhofener Weg; southern outskirts
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Wayside shrine Table base with relief of St. George, top with relief of Pietà and crucifixion, side figures, 1892 D-6-78-134-153 BW
Schönbühl; Main road; western edge of the village
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Wayside shrine Four-sided attachment with ogival relief fields, around 1600 D-6-78-134-155 BW
Wasen length; See am Silberbach
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Wayside shrine Table base with column, top with high relief of the Pietà and John the Evangelist, neo-baroque, inscribed "1903" D-6-78-134-156 BW

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Remarks

  1. This list may not correspond to the current status of the official list of monuments. The latter can be viewed on the Internet as a PDF using the link given under web links and is also mapped in the Bavarian Monument Atlas . Even these representations, although they are updated daily by the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation , do not always and everywhere reflect the current status. Therefore, the presence or absence of an object in this list or in the Bavarian Monument Atlas does not guarantee that it is currently a registered monument or not. The Bavarian List of Monuments is also an information directory. The property of a monument - and thus the legal protection - is defined in Art. 1 of the Bavarian Monument Protection Act (BayDSchG) and does not depend on the mapping in the Monument Atlas and the entry in the Bavarian Monument List. Objects that are not listed in the Bavarian Monument List can also be monuments if they meet the criteria according to Art. 1 BayDSchG. Early involvement of the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation according to Art. 6 BayDSchG is therefore necessary in all projects.

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