List of architectural monuments in Gleuel
The list of architectural monuments in Gleuel contains the listed buildings in the area of Hürth-Gleuel in North Rhine-Westphalia (status: December 2010). These architectural monuments are entered in the list of monuments of the city of Hürth; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).
Architectural monuments
The list of architectural monuments contains sacred buildings , residential and half-timbered houses, historical manors and aristocratic buildings, industrial plants, crossroads and other small monuments as well as tombs and graves that are of particular importance for the history of Hürth.
- Note: The order of the monuments in this list corresponds to the official list and can be sorted according to serial number, name (description), district and address (street).
image | designation | location | description | construction time | Registered since |
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Gate construction | Bachemer Street 16 | The gate to the Fronhof, the oldest courtyard in the village, probably dates from the 17th century. | 17th century | 3 |
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Corrensmühle | Ernst-Reuter-Strasse 109 | Mentioned for the first time in 1773, shut down in 1954. Thanks to extensive renovation by the current owner, the facility, formerly also known as Keips or Mittlere Mühle, is the only reasonably well-preserved facility in Hürth, the only thing missing is the mill wheel. | 12 |
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Catholic parish church of St. Dionysius | Bachemer Street 13 | The three - aisled neo - Gothic church, built according to plans by the government architect julius Busch from Neuss, was consecrated in 1893 by Philipp Cardinal Krementz . | 1893 | 14th |
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Crucifixion group from the chapel Am Hummelsboor, St. Dionysius | Bachemer Street 13 | 14a |
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Parish office of St. Dionysius | Bachemer Street 24 | 18th |
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Castle Gleuel , Station of the Cross Guardian Angel, Catharina von Pulheim | Ernst-Reuter-Strasse / Bachemer Strasse / Grippekovener Strasse | 23 |
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Monument to Friedrich Ebert | Bachemer Strasse / Friedenstrasse | The monument erected in 1928 by the Gleueler SPD in memory of the first Reich President was destroyed by the National Socialists in 1933 and rebuilt in a new form in 1951 by the Hürth community, sculptor Adalbert Hertel . | 1951 | 30th |
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Memorial cross | Friedenstraße / Auf dem Kramberg 18 | 31 |
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Memorial stone for miners | Schnellermaarstrasse / Zieskovener Strasse | Drift block from the lignite mines with a dedication from the IGBE mining union | 32 |
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Wayside cross | Hermülheimer Strasse at No. 76 | 58 |
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Gravestones, memorials, grave cross | Friedenstrasse cemetery | 66 |
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Doctor House | Schnellermaarstrasse 27 at the corner of Am Hofacker |
The builder, the doctor Heinrich Naberschulte, practiced here until 1965. The two-story house has a slate-covered hip roof . The entrance is accessible via a staircase, in the middle risalit . This and the corners of the plastered house are made of yellow stone , the door and window frames and the gable in red sandstone. Three lattice windows with rounded arches dominate under the gable . The staff of Aesculapius is mounted in a coat of arms above the door . The side facing the street Am Hofacker also has a central projection, which ends with a round arch. | 1920 | 88 |
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Ursfeld Cross | Zieskovener Strasse / Schnellermaarstrasse | 89 |
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Krings Tomb, 6/3 (Gleuel Cemetery, Friedenstrasse) | Friedenstrasse | 147 |
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Schnitzler tomb, 6/4 (Gleuel cemetery, Friedenstraße) | Friedenstrasse | Matthias Werner Schnitzler (1851–1927) founded the first social democratic organizations in Gleuel in 1902/03 and was also elected to the local council. Thereupon he became unemployed, as a non-taxpayer therefore excluded from the council in Prussia without the right to vote . Honored as an SPD pioneer only after 1918. | 148 |
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Geissler tomb, 7/6 (Gleuel cemetery, Friedenstraße) | Friedenstrasse | 149 |
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Münch tomb, 7/7 (Gleuel cemetery, Friedenstraße) | Friedenstrasse | 150 |
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Viander tomb, 5/13 (Gleuel cemetery, Friedenstraße) | Friedenstrasse | 151 |
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Füngeling tomb, 6/14 (Gleuel cemetery, Friedenstraße) | Friedenstrasse | 152 |
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Schmitz tomb, 5/15 (Gleuel cemetery, Friedenstraße) | Friedenstrasse | 153 |
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Thelen Tomb, 5/16 (Gleuel Cemetery, Friedenstrasse) | Friedenstrasse | 154 |
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Cenotaph and place of honor for those who died in war, Gleuel cemetery, Friedenstraße | Friedenstrasse | 155 |
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Cenotaph for Russian prisoners of war, Gleuel cemetery, Friedenstrasse | Friedenstrasse | 156 |
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Pauli Tomb (Gleuel Cemetery, Am Hummelsboor) | At the Hummelsboor | 179 |
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Esser tomb (Gleuel cemetery, Am Hummelsboor) | At the Hummelsboor | Jakob Esser (SPD) was mayor of the Hürth community from 1948 to 1956, when he resigned for health reasons. Before 1933 he was a member of the local council. | 180 |
Web links
Commons : Architectural monuments in Gleuel - Collection of images
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b List of monuments on the website of the city of Hürth ( Memento of the original from October 9, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ to sights in Hürth on huerth.de ( Memento from May 1, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) (PDF; 1.2 MB)
- ↑ Manfred Faust: History of the City of Hürth , ed. from Heimat und Kulturverein Hürth, Cologne, JP Bachem Verlag, 2009 p. 81
- ↑ Manfred Faust: History of the City of Hürth , ed. from Heimat und Kulturverein Hürth, Cologne, JP Bachem Verlag, 2009, p. 166 ff.