List of architectural monuments in Gersheim

In the list of architectural monuments in Gersheim , all architectural monuments of the Saarland community of Gersheim and its districts are listed. The basis is the publication of the state monuments list in the Saarland official gazette of December 22, 2004 and the current list of sub-monuments of the Saarpfalz district in the version of August 9, 2017.

Bliesdalheim

location	designation	description
Bliestalstraße coordinates are missing! Help.	Ice cellar	Built in the 18th / 19th century
Bliestalstraße / Wendalinusstraße coordinates are missing! Help.	Wayside cross	1854
Bliestalstrasse location	Catholic Church of St. Wendelinus	The simple hall building was built in 1801 as a cemetery chapel, expanded in 1922 and a tower with a square floor plan was added. 1950 to 1953 the church had to be renovated after being damaged in the Second World War. The baroque building with a three-sided choir has a richly decorated high altar with a statue of St. Wendelin from the 18th century in a Rocailles attachment .
Bliestalstrasse 39 location	Farmhouse	Built around 1800

Gersheim

location	designation	description
Bahnhofstrasse 3 location	Station reception building	The station was opened on March 1, 1879 as a through station for the Bliestalbahn from Zweibrücken to Saargemünd. The station building was not built until 1885. The three-storey plastered building with segmented arched windows and a hipped roof has a corner projection on the north-west corner on the platform side. The axially symmetrical side of the street has two strongly protruding corner projections. The five-axis facade has windows with round arches, which are particularly emphasized. In the middle axis is the former main entrance to the train station, which used to occupy all three axes of the central building. A strongly profiled cornice runs over a narrow base. The raised ground floor and the two upper floors are also separated by cornices.
Bliesstrasse / Ludwigstrasse no. Location	Wayside cross	1768
Dekan-Schindler-Strasse location	Cemetery cross	1839
Dekan-Schindler-Strasse location	Catholic Church of St. Alban	The hall building with four window axes was built in 1846 according to designs by the master builders Schwarzenberger and Ph. Portscheller in the classical style . A stepped tapering church tower is integrated into the facade above the massive sandstone portal .
Dekan-Schindler-Straße o. No. (to Catholic parish church) Location	Wayside cross	18th century
Dekan-Schindler-Straße 1 location	Wayside cross	around 1900
Dekan-Schindler-Straße 9 location	Catholic rectory with terraced garden	19th century
Dekan-Schindler-Straße 12 location	Residential house with vaulted cellar	1819
Dekan-Schindler-Straße 13 location	Farmhouse
Hauptstraße 24/25/27 (next to the driveway) location	Wayside cross	1870/71
Hauptstrasse 25 location	Farmhouse	2nd half of the 18th century, furnishings 1st quarter of the 20th century
Ludwigstrasse 8 location	Former synagogue	After Gersheim received an independent Jewish community in 1885, a synagogue was built in 1889/90 , to which a religious school was also attached. However, as a result of emigration and emigration, the community became very small from 1900 and finally dissolved in 1914. The synagogue was closed in 1908 and sold in 1917. In 1919 it was taken over by a master mason who converted the building into a residential building. The single-storey high building with a gable roof had an attached structure on the gable side and an unadorned portal.
Walsheimer Strasse 4 location	Residential building with doctor's office	around 1905
Walsheimer Strasse 12 location	Residential houses, 1940 (individual monuments)
Walsheimer Strasse 13 location	Farm, 1941 (individual monument)

Herbitzheim

location	designation	description	image
Rubenheimer Straße coordinates are missing! Help.	Tomb for Theobald Ritter	in the garden of the former Ritter mill, 1845

Medelsheim

location	designation	description
Outside of the location coordinates are missing! Help.	Wayside cross	18th century
Outside of the location coordinates are missing! Help.	Wayside cross	1842
Outside of the location coordinates are missing! Help.	Wayside cross	1769
Burgstrasse coordinates are missing! Help.	Wayside cross	1930
Kapellenstrasse location	Crucifixion group	The crucifixion group from 1804 was created in the late baroque style. The bases have since been renewed, as has the crucifix, which is no longer preserved in the original.
Kapellenstrasse location	Kreuzkapelle in the cemetery	The former pilgrimage chapel is now in the middle of the village cemetery. From the previous building a stone with the year 1504 has been preserved in the choir. The small church was built in 1767 as a simple baroque hall building. A bell tower towers over the entrance portal.
St.-Martin-Strasse location	Cross on the rectory gable	The crucifix grows out of a stylized rock and has a tall, slender base with an inscription and the year. It was made of sandstone in 1611. The body is painted in color.
St.-Martin-Strasse location	Catholic rectory, 18th century (individual monument)	The rectory is a two-story plastered building from the 18th century. The four-axis long sides have four segment arched windows. The building is closed by a mansard roof without dormers.
St.-Martin-Strasse location	Catholic Church of St. Martin with furnishings	Medelsheim had a Gothic church as early as 1350, but in 1772 it had to give way to a new building due to its dilapidation and rapid population growth. Only the choir has survived to this day. The new baroque style church was completely destroyed in World War II. Only the surrounding walls of the nave and the tower could be preserved. Between 1947 and 1949 the church was rebuilt. In 1953 the tower was raised and the emergency roof replaced by a tower helmet. In the sacristy, the choir of the former Gothic church, layers of lime loosened during the Second World War due to the effects of the weather, revealing Gothic frescoes from the 14th century. In 1954 these were extensively restored and the Gothic tabernacle with a small vault and an oculus were uncovered. An altarpiece probably created around 1430 has also been preserved from the Gothic period.

Niedergailbach

location	designation	description
Bischof-Weis-Strasse location	chapel	The Lady Chapel was built in 1816 and expanded and rebuilt in 1856. During the Second World War, the chapel was destroyed, renovated in 1968 and redesigned in the process. The church with a three-sided choir is still inspired by the forms of the Baroque . There is a round window above the unadorned entrance portal. The gable church has neither an entrance nor a window on the street side. An iron cross was placed there.
Bischof-Weis-Straße 26 location	Flour mill with equipment	There has been a flour mill on Bischof-Weis-Straße since 1660. Around 1885, Jakob Folz from the Drehbrunnerhof bought the Wilbert family's mill. It has been family-owned since then. The mill was rebuilt between 1928 and 1930. However, it was damaged in the Second World War and had to be renovated from 1948. In 1966 the mill was stopped. The inventory has been preserved to this day. The facility is around 100 years old and comes from the company Hipkow & Co from Gassen. The mill ditch with the turbines and all the machines, the double roller mill with the grist mill and the smooth roller side for flour, the mixing silo for flour, the grist mill and the silo for bran have been preserved.
Bischof-Weis-Strasse 32 location	Wayside cross	The richly illustrated sandstone cross dates from the 18th century and was restored in 1999. On the weathered base, Katharina with a wheel and a second figure can be seen. The shaft was decorated with reliefs of Mary and John. There is a crucifix above it .
Upper street coordinates are missing! Help.	Wayside cross	The wayside cross made of dark sandstone shows on the shaft above a base St. Hubertus with deer. Above it, on a small base, is the year 1754, which is interrupted by a skull. Above it is a cross with a body.
To the fort right location	Marienfigur in the cath. St. Nicholas Church	The church is equipped with a wooden statue of Mary from the 18th century or the 1st quarter of the 19th century,

Peppenkum

location	designation	description
Altheimer Straße coordinates are missing! Help.	Wayside cross	1903
Outside of the location coordinates are missing! Help.	Wayside cross	1897
Outside of the location coordinates are missing! Help.	Wayside cross	1791
Mühlenweg coordinates are missing! Help.	Wayside cross	1861

Reinheim

location	designation	description
Outside of the location coordinates are missing! Help.	Vineyard house	around 1800
Bebelsheimer Strasse 2 location	farm	1940
Kirchenstraße coordinates are missing! Help.	Catholic rectory	Built in the 18th century
Kirchenstrasse location	Parish church of St. Markus with furnishings, tower 12th century, nave 18th century (individual monument)	The hall church was built in 1790/91 according to plans by Peter Reheis . The oldest part of the church is the Romanesque round tower on the east side of the nave. It was built around the year 1000 as a sandstone defense tower. From 1488 the tower was first used as a church. Today there is a baptistery in the tower, which can be reached via a connecting passage through the church. The interior of the church is from the late baroque / rococo period . The furnishings include a late Baroque pulpit by Johann Martersteck and a Baroque high altar, which was created around 1780.
Kirchenstrasse 2 location	House, 1847 (single monument)	The gable, two-story building was built in 1847 below the Church of St. Markus. There are eight window axes on the long side. The building is entered via a pyramid staircase in the fourth axis. The portal with a wide wooden door is flanked by two pilasters with a protruding roof. In the closing field above the door there is a laurel festival with the year and initials. On the ground floor above a high plinth, the tall rectangular lattice windows with shutters have been preserved. The gable roof is covered with beaver tails.
Saarlandstraße coordinates are missing! Help.	Farm buildings	Built in 1843
Saarlandstraße coordinates are missing! Help.	Crucifixion group	around 1800 by Meyer
Saarlandstrasse 14 location	"Susel's Cross"	Crossroads from the 18th century

Rubenheim

location	designation	description
Blieskasteler Straße 4 coordinates are missing! Help.	Wayside cross	1748
Ehlinger Weg (extension) coordinates are missing! Help.	Wayside cross	1778
Erfweiler Str. 3 location	Farmhouse	The southwest German Einhaus was built in the first half of the 18th century as an agricultural property and later also used as a restaurant. The two-storey plastered building is now the seat of the museum for everyday village culture .
Pfarrer-Schlick-Strasse location	Parish church of St. Mauritius with furnishings, 11th century tower, church destroyed in World War II, new building (individual monument)	The original church building was built around the year 1000 in the typical Romanesque style. In the 13th century the church received a tower with a gable roof, which was raised in 1768. In the years 1778/79 the nave was extended by a baroque hall . In 1895, based on designs by the architect Wilhelm Schulte sen. a choir in neo-Romanesque style was added and a side aisle was added to the west in 1927/28. After war-related destruction, it was rebuilt by Albert Boßlet from 1948 to 1960 .

Utweiler

location	designation	description
Outside the locality (road from Peppenkum to Utweiler) coordinates are missing! Help.	Wayside cross	1921
Outside the location (exit Peppenkum) coordinates are missing! Help.	Wayside cross	1886
Outside the locality (on Eppingerweg) coordinates are missing! Help.	Wayside cross	18th century
Bruder-Konrad-Straße coordinates are missing! Help.	Cemetery cross	1758
Bruder-Konrad-Strasse location	Altar in the cath. Branch church St. Konrad u. Assumption of the Virgin Mary, 1748 (individual monument)	The baroque altar from 1748 with a baroque top with figural relief decorations is under monument protection in the church of St. Konrad and Mariä Himmelfahrt.
Bruder-Konrad-Strasse 7 location	Wayside cross	1784

Walsheim

location	designation	description
Brauereistrasse coordinates are missing! Help.	Brewery cellar of the Walsheim brewery, 19th century (individual monument)	Only part of the vaulted cellar of the Walsheim brewery, founded in 1848, has been preserved. All other buildings of the company, which was once one of the largest breweries in Saarland, were demolished in the early 1980s. The vaulted cellar with 16 domes protrudes from the ground as a single-storey building with a plinth and has small square windows. It used to be used as a warehouse and is now a place of culture.
Brauereistrasse 10 location	Villa brewery director Guttenberger	1905 by Kuhn
Gersheimer Strasse 17 location	Villa brewery director Schmidt	around 1900
Pirminiusstrasse location	Catholic Church of St. Pirminius	Until the construction of St. Pirminius, the Catholics in Walsheim had to share today's Evangelical Church of the village as a simultaneous church with the Evangelical Christians. Between 1851 and 1856 a church was built in the neo-Romanesque style. The simple hall building with five window axes has a tower with an entrance portal that is integrated into the front of the nave. A three-quarter choir was added on the opposite side. The simple building is externally adorned by a color-contrasting arched frieze.
Pirminiusstrasse location	Prot. Parish church with parish and parish house, tower 12th century, choir 15th century, nave 18th century (individual monument)	From the once Romanesque church only the old square tower with a double-sided gable roof is preserved. In 1289 a Gothic choir was added. In 1750 the nave was rebuilt and changed in a baroque style. In 1855, today's entrance portal with a vestibule in the tower was built.
Pirminiusstraße 28 location	Prot. Rectory	19th century
Pirminiusstraße 30 location	Parish hall	19th century