List of architectural monuments in Grevenbroich

The list of architectural monuments in Grevenbroich contains the listed buildings in the area of ​​the city of Grevenbroich in the Rhine district of Neuss in North Rhine-Westphalia (as of October 2011). These monuments are entered in the monument list of the city of Grevenbroich; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
more pictures	Catholic parish church of St. Mary of the Assumption	Gustorf Marienplatz 1 map	1874–1876 according to plans by the architect August Rincklake , 3-aisled neo-Gothic brick basilica with tuff ribbons, 3-sided choir closure with apses, transept with roof turret and west tower, buttress. Choir stalls, copies of the choir screens, confessionals, and organ loft (1884) have been preserved from the contemporary furnishings; Organ by the Linz organ builder Stockhausen (1886), rebuilt in 1961; Crucifixion group made of wood above the high altar (1490), in the side chapel of the south transept, Our Lady of wood (around 1400); around the church there is a newer cemetery with some grave crosses from the 17th / 18th centuries. Century and an important cemetery wall in terms of urban planning; on the south transept grave chapel on a square floor plan with three-pass arcades and set columns, octagonal tower top with helmet roof, inside a neo-Gothic grave cross from 1885 with a new cross top; At the choir mission cross from 1737; Sandstone, base with inscription and niche, wooden cross with wooden body	1874-1876	03/26/1984	1
	District Court	Grevenbroich Lindenstrasse 33–37 map	Erected in 1905 on an L-shaped floor plan, two-storey in 9 axes, 10 axes on the side; Plastered cuboid plinth with rough plaster facades above, which are loosened up and emphasized by the neo-renaissance stepped gables typical of courthouses at this time; clearly highlighting the entrance and larger windows; The simple roof with simple elongated dormers is emphasized by a mighty polygonal roof turret with a canopy. In its external appearance, this building is a typical representative of court buildings from around 1900 in an economically growing small town. Erected outside the city limits at the time on the arterial road to Cologne (like the district administration five years earlier), it was hoped that the city would expand as a result of the industrial boom; modern extension from the 21st century	1905	04/02/1984	2
	Catholic education center	Grevenbroich Lindenstrasse 1 map	Mid-19th century, 3-storey in 5 axes, the central axis emphasized by the balcony and gable house, including the entrance initially. Ashlar plaster facade, hipped roof, to the right a 1-storey extension with a mansard roof. Before 1920, the entrance was moved to the extension and the main house on the ground floor with 5-axis windows, resulting in a floor plan change in the ground floor main house. In the main house there is a wooden staircase that is worth preserving, as well as elaborate wooden wall coverings on the ground floor. The stone floor in the hall area on the ground floor is also worth preserving.	Mid 19th century	03/30/1984	3
	Residential building	Grevenbroich Lindenstrasse 7 map	Eclectic style house built between 1905 and 1907; 3-storey with mezzanine in 3 axes, the entrance on the side, central axis accentuated by pilaster strips, stepped gable with round arched cornice	1905-1907	03/30/1984	4th
	Residential building	Grevenbroich Lindenstrasse 44 map	2nd half of the 18th century; late classicist, 2-storey villa in 4 axes with a 1-storey annex to the rear with bay window and terrace, on the ground floor ashlar plastered facade, expansive cornice with hipped roof and with a front door that has been preserved in its original state. Along the Lindenstrasse, 2-storey, 2-axle extension to the side. The fence system, consisting of pillars, iron grating and gate construction, is an important part of the overall complex in terms of monument preservation.	2nd half of the 18th century	03/30/1984	5
	Wayside chapel	Noithausen Am Rittergut 8 card	Around 1900; Brick, with 3-sided apse, pilaster strips, round arched gate, plastered inside, altar with pieta made of plaster.	around 1900	03/30/1984	6th
	Wayside cross, hail cross	Grevenbroich at the corner of Lindenstrasse and Nordstrasse map	Late 19th century; Sandstone blocks on a square floor plan with a deep rectangular niche, sweeping cornice and gable	End of the 19th century	04/05/1984	7th
	Office building	Grevenbroich Lindenstrasse 3–5 map	2-storey semi-detached house from the middle of the 19th century in 5 axes each with ashlar frames, late classicist ashlar plaster facade, front garden with railing from the same period	Mid 19th century	04/05/1984	8th
	Commercial and residential building	Grevenbroich Lindenstrasse 25 map	Erected around 1830; Main building without extensions; 2-storey brick house in 5 axes with late classical door and window frames, hipped roof; There is a skylight on the door; Use as a residential building with a pharmacy and law firms	around 1830	04/10/1984	9
	Agricultural business " Frenzenhof "	Gindorf Zur Wassermühle 1 map	Former moated castle from the 16th century; 4-wing brick courtyard with 2-storey residential wing in uninterrupted axes, 2-storey gatehouse, gate made of sandstone blocks with coat of arms, window frames made of wood and sandstone, hipped roof; on the southwest corner of Berfe on a square floor plan with a helmet roof (15th century); Residential wing changed in the 19th century, the coat of arms inscription "Raetz-von-Frenz" "Selbach-von-Loe" preserved, the outer bailey, the former manor house, was torn down and replaced in 1933 by a barn.	16th century	04/10/1984	10
	Operating and administration building of the former waterworks with direct current power plant	Grevenbroich Nordstrasse 36 map	Combined system of electricity and waterworks built by the Continentale Society for electrical companies with operating halls and front administration building in exposed brickwork, 3 storeys, 8 axes, outer axes slightly projected and gabled (plastered corner pilasters); Factory hall changed; Water tower on a 2-storey brick substructure with pilaster strips and a round tower tapering towards the top with an unloaded cornice; Year in the weather vane; For Grevenbroich, the waterworks documents the development of a systematic, central water supply at the end of the 19th century.	1897	04/09/1984	11
	Commercial and residential building	Grevenbroich Lindenstrasse 34 map	preserved house in a former brick courtyard from approx. 1890; 2-storey in 5 axes with curved cornice and hipped roof as well as remains of the gate passage	circa 1890	04/17/1984	12
	Catholic parish church of St. Peter and Paul	Grevenbroich Am Markt 9 map	Renovation of the former Cistercian monastery church 1900–1902 by the architect Franz Statz ; 3-aisled, neo-Gothic brick hall church with polygonal choir, transverse roofs and west tower in front of the north (in the core 15th century), inside ribbed vaults, the north aisle walled up in the two central bays and redesigned as a chapel (remainder of the old choir of the 15th century); The high altar, 2 confessionals, a side altar, the pews and the organ gallery have been preserved from the contemporary furnishings	1900-1902	04/17/1984	13
	Catholic educational institution "Bernardusheim"	Grevenbroich Ostwall 16 map	Former Cistercian monastery from 1782, revised in 1949; The north wing, adjoining the parish church, is preserved in 9 axes with basket arched windows with ashlar framing, at the north-east corner a round brick tower with a slated helmet roof with lantern and hood, the rest of the wing with a mansard hipped roof; Facades and entrance side reworked in 1949, reverse brick walled	1782	04/17/1984	14th
	Catholic administration building	Grevenbroich Ostwall 20–22 map	built around 1900; Brick, 2-storey in 9 axes, entrances on the sides, 2 central axes on the sides slightly projected and gabled, crooked hip roof.	circa 1900	04/17/1984	15th
	Residential building	Grevenbroich Schlossstrasse 1 map	Brick house built at the beginning of the 19th century, grouted, in 3 to 2 axes, door and window on the ground floor with round arches	Early 19th century	04/17/1984	16
	Agricultural business "Herkenbuscher Hof"	Allrath Gut Herkenbusch 1 card	4-wing brick courtyard from the 19th century; 2-storey residential building in 5 axes, barn wings with a crooked hip roof, partially modernized in the 20th century; small half-timbered shed	19th century	04/17/1984	17th
	Administration building of the aluminum smelter of Erftwerk AG	Allrath Aluminumstrasse map	2-storey brick building with flanking low side wings in 7 axes each, middle wing raised like risalit, with hipped roof	around 1930	04/17/1984	18th
	Wayside cross	Allrath at the corner of Bongarder Strasse and Neurather Strasse Map	Road cross from the 18th century, sandstone plastered, base with inscription, shell niche, cross with stone body	18th century	04/17/1984	19th
	Residential and commercial building	Grevenbroich Am Markt 10 map	3-storey corner house built around 1900 in 5: 1: 5 axes; Corner axis extended like a bay window and raised like a tower with a curved canopy roof; right axis to the market widened and gabled; Plaster facade with brick ornamentation; Hipped roof	around 1900	04/24/1984	20th
	Lion fountain	Grevenbroich Am Markt map	inscribed dated 1914, shell limestone, octagonal fountain bowl, center column with capital with water-spouting masks at the corners, above a lion holding the Grevenbroich coat of arms in the right paw	1914	04/24/1984	21st
more pictures	City Museum "Villa Erckens"	Grevenbroich Am Stadtpark 1 card	2-storey villa in historicizing decorative shapes with pillars above the entrance and on the sides, plastered facade with stucco ornamentation, on the garden side a 5-sided bay window with pilasters and a canopy; Mansard roof; Formerly associated garden with old trees, today city park	1888	11/24/1987	22nd
more pictures	Old castle consisting of a hall, Hartmann's house and gatehouse	Grevenbroich Schlossstrasse map	three-storey wing (palas) of the old castle from the 15th century made of brick with high cross-frame windows and offset four-storey stair tower with a flat pyramid roof at the rear; changed in the 19th century and later. Two-storey farm building from 1724 "Haus Hartmann" in seven axes with ashlar walls, anchor pins with the year. Preserved from the gatehouse: the basement with a gate passage, the upper floor renovated in the 20th century with half-timbering; Associated: two-storey half-timbered buildings with brick plinths (early 20th century).	15th century	04/24/1984	23
	Municipal administration and assembly building (formerly "Elsener Mühle")	Grevenbroich Stadtparkinsel map	Former mill from 1891; multi-wing brick complex; Half-timbered with brick compartments, two-storey in 6 axes, one-storey half-timbered construction on the side; Former mill house, brick, two-storey with arched windows on the ground floor (end of the 19th century), associated warehouse in brick, one-storey with large arched windows and pilaster strips, the year 1891 in the gate wedge	1891	04/24/1984	24
	War memorial	Grevenbroich Square of German Unity map	Sculptor: Joseph Hammerschmidt (Düsseldorf); Granite, base with inscription, pillars with set corner columns, warrior figure made of bronze and eagle as crown	1907	04/24/1984	25th
	Path stick	Laach Am Laacher Haus map	The wayside stick was built in 1776 by the von Locquenghien family. It consists of sandstone blocks on a square floor plan. There is a modern plaster figure in a deep rectangular niche. Above it a sweeping cornice and a gable with a stone cross. The inscription with the year is in the base.	1776	04/24/1984	26th
	Agricultural and commercial operation	Elsen Jülicher Strasse 56 and 58 map	Two-storey semi-detached house built at the end of the 19th century, each with 3 axes, brick, half-hip roof. On the side of the residential building at Jülicher Str. 58, portal border with coat of arms from 1731 (Elsen coat of arms). In the rear of the property there are two brick barns, the west from 1810, the east from 1834.	End of the 9th century	October 19, 1993	27
	Brick courtyard	Noithausen Am Rittergut 8 card	4-wing brick courtyard from the 2nd half of the 19th century; 2-storey residential building in 6: 3 axes, stone sills; Windows and courtyard side partially changed.	2nd half of the 19th century	04/27/1984	28
	Residential building	Allrath Am Kruchenhof 50 map	Remains of a former 4-wing brick courtyard, the Münker-Hof, built at the end of the 18th century, consisting of a residential building and a coach house. The house is 2-storey in 7 axes, brick paved. Walls and sills made of sandstone, gable side plastered. Year in Torkeilstein 1782Rest of a former 4-wing brick courtyard, the Münker-Hof, built at the end of the 18th century, consisting of a residential building and coach house. The house is 2-storey in 7 axes, brick paved. Walls and sills made of sandstone, gable side plastered. Year in Torkeilstein 1782.	1782	05/14/1984	29
	Courtyard	Barrenstein Wevelinghovener Strasse 14 map	4-wing closed courtyard from the middle of the 19th century (Breidenhof). Former farm, converted into a residential complex in the 1990s. Two-storey residential building in 5 axes, the 3 central axes slightly projected and gabled, late-classical door frame made of sandstone. Barn converted into apartments in the existing cubatures, middle axes slightly pulled forward and gabled like in the house. Its importance as a typical landscape structure is also due to its location in the road network stressed. It decisively shapes the image of the Barrenstein district.	Mid 19th century	05/15/1984	30th
	Path stick	Laach Am Laacher Haus map	Wegestock from 1882. Plastered sandstone, neo-Gothic jewelry shapes, cross with metal body, new brick base.	1882	05/14/1984	31
	Commercial and residential building	Grevenbroich Koelner Strasse 33 map	2-storey gabled house in 3 axes made of brick with decorations, built around 1900; Arched windows on the upper floor, old shop fittings and restaurant on the first floor.	around 1900	05/16/1984	32
	Estates building and administration building	Grevenbroich Lindenstrasse 2-4 map	Ständehaus based on a design by the Düsseldorf architect Caspar Clemens Pickel ; two-storey building with four axes with flanking three-storey risalits with a curved dome roof and lantern; Central axes with Renaissance gable and year ;; Facade made of brick with ashlar structure in neo-renaissance decorative shapes, side facades and back with stepped gables; associated side wing from the same period, two-storey with six axes; Administration building added in 1896 as a two-storey two-wing brick building with five or six axes with ashlar structure, side facade with stepped gable	1885, 1896	05/16/1984	33
	Administration building	Grevenbroich Lindenstrasse 14 map	one-storey brick building with an oval protruding two-storey tower-like structure with a slated hooded roof; Arched windows, neo-baroque decorative shapes, mansard hipped roof	around 1930	05/16/1984	34
	Office and residential building	Grevenbroich Schlossstrasse 2 map	2-storey brick house in 4 axes with arched windows, sandstone sills and anchor pins from the 1st half of the 19th century. The connection with the other buildings on Schlossstrasse shapes the character of the city and documents the historic city center around the castle.	1st half of the 19th century	05/16/1984	35
	Farm and house	Elsen Jülicher Straße 45 and 45a map	4-wing closed brick courtyard with a 2-storey 5-axis residential building with a half-hipped roof, built in 1853. The windows are partially changed; the rear older barn doors are ruinous. The farm is important as part of the old town center of the Elsen district. It is a typical 19th century square courtyard that has a decisive influence on the image of Elsen and is therefore of local historical importance.	1853	05/24/1984	36
	Path stick	Hemmerden Landstrasse 40 map	Wegestock from 1739; Sandstone cuboid on a square floor plan, deep arched niche, projecting cornice, gabled. Base with inscription and year. Renovated in 1876.	1739	06/19/1984	37
	Wayside cross	Noithausen intersection area Kreisstraße K 10 / K 40 map	Road cross from 1792, moved to its present location in 1843. Bluestone base with shell niche and inscription, on it a cast iron cross with a gilded body. Restored in 1996 (inscription) and 2004 (cross with body).	1792	April 26, 1985	38
	archway	Noithausen Am Burgturm map	Archway of the former moated castle Noithausen from the 17th century; Trachyte blocks, arched gate with twisted columns and blown gable with alliance coat of arms, back walled with brick.	17th century	05/24/1984	39
	Chapel of the Catholic Parish Church of St. Nicholas Parish Rectorate	Barrenstein Wevelinghovener Strasse 25 map	1-nave brick chapel with 3-sided choir closure from 1495; plastered, roof turrets, flat ceiling inside. Altar, confessionals, relics and sculptures (19th century) have been preserved from the old furnishings.	1495	05/24/1984	40
	Elsener Haus and Zehnthaus	Elsen Am Zehnthaus 1 card	The Elsener Haus was built in the 13th century as the residence of a bailiff who was in charge of the then only imperial territory of the Teutonic Order, the town of Elsen. The tithe house was built in the 18th century. The castle was razed in the middle of the 19th century. Parts of the former farm yard have been preserved. 3-wing brick complex consisting of a tithe house, stable and servant wing as well as tithe barn. The tenth house was used for agricultural purposes until the 1990s, the stable and servants' wing as a kindergarten and the barn as a meeting room. The entire facility was renovated in accordance with the listed building standards.	13th century	06/20/1984	41
	Residential building	Elsen Kreuzstrasse 11 map	Former half-timbered courtyard: single-storey residential building (end of the 19th century) with a gable and a farm building with a courtyard passage (18th century). Fundamentally renovated in the 1990s and expanded with side extensions in the courtyard area.	End of the 19th century	07/01/1991	43
	Residential building	Hemmerden Landstrasse 62 map	Former 3-wing half-timbered courtyard from the 18th century. Two-storey house in 4 axes with gate entrance, restored in 1983.	18th century	06/20/1984	44
	Brick courtyard	Allrath Gut Krawinkel Card	It is a 4-wing closed brick courtyard from 1844. The house with a half-hip roof is 2-storey in 7 axes; Door frames and sills are made of sandstone. There are anchor pins with the year on the house.	1844	07/02/1984	45
	Courtyard	Allrath Neurather Strasse 2 map	4-wing closed brick courtyard from 1787 with a 2-storey residential building in 5 axes with sandstone walls. The facade was slightly changed in 1896; the barn tracts also date from 1896 and are partly two-storey. The courtyard was completely rebuilt in the 1990s into a condominium, while preserving the interests of the monument.	1787	07/02/1984	46
	Wayside cross	Barrenstein Muchhausener Strasse 20 map	Road cross from 1777 made of sandstone and limestone; Base with pilasters and plant ornamentation in relief, shell niche, cross with stone body.	1777	07/02/1984	47
	Wayside cross	Neuenhausen Auf dem Welchenberg map	Erected around 1900. Artificial stone base with inscription, concrete cross with metal body.	around 1900	07/02/1984	48
	Catholic parish church of St. Cyriakus	Neuenhausen Cyriakusplatz map	3-aisled, neo-Gothic brick pseudo-basilica with polygonal choir and west tower in front of it from 1888; Sandstone cemetery tombstones (17th century).	1888		49
	Gut Ingenfeld farm complex	Neurath Gut Ingenfeld 1 map	Four-sided manor house built in 1867 by the Cologne architect August Lange with a barn in the north, cowshed in the west, sheepfold in the east and a house in the south. 1972 rebuilt according to plans by the Düsseldorf architect Helmut Hentrich. The west wing, the east wing and the additions to the residential building are not part of the monument, but are indispensable for the image of the entire complex that is worth protecting. The Spolia belong to the monument.	1867	12/16/2003	50
	Catholic parish church of Sancti Mauri	Hemmerden church square map	1-nave aisle church made of brick; Erected in 1927/1928 using old wall remains from around 1835. 3-sided choir closure with roof turret, western tower in front on a square floor plan; 4-storey with curved slate canopy; rear sacristy; Bluestone grave cross from 1772 on the choir; in the west a classicist grave cross from 1827 made of bluestone and a neo-Gothic grave cross from 1861, sandstone with inscription, above it a niche with a Madonna figure, cross gables and pinnacle. 4 Stations of the Cross made of terracotta in oak frames (around 1860) have been preserved and repaired.	1927/1928	07/11/1984	52
	Youth home	Noithausen Froebelstrasse 38 map	Former school built at the end of the 19th century; 2-storey, gable-independent brick building in 4 axes, the entrance axis set back, segmented arched windows and brick ornamentation.	End of the 19th century	07/12/1984	53
	Catholic rectory	Neuenhausen Pastoratstrasse 11 map	Rectory from 1858; the building is 2-storey in 5 axes and rough plastered.	1858	07/12/1984	54
	Wayside cross and fountain	Neuenhausen Am Welchenberg Map	Willibrordus Fountain from the 2nd half of the 19th century; semicircular fountain surround set in stone with niche; Above it is a cast-iron cross on a sandstone base with the inscription “Willi Brordus Heilbrunnen”, a cast-iron relief with a figure of the Madonna, above a cross with body.	2nd half of the 19th century	07/12/1984	55
	Dormitory for the disabled	Gustorf Dunantstrasse 5 map	2-storey in 5 axes, the middle axis slightly drawn forward with stepped gable, brick, with pilaster strips, and with round arch frieze. Niche with a figure of Joseph, 2-storey extension on the right-hand side with a stepped wing to the rear (around 1900).	1884	07/12/1984	58
more pictures	Gustorfer Mühle (Former watermill)	Gindorf Zur Wassermühle 27–31 map	Part of the residential building with an inscription dating back to 1749 (2-storey brick building in 3 axes with a gable roof) has been preserved from the site of the 18th century. A slender, towering brick storage building adjoins the residential building. The 4- to 5-storey mill building is attached at an angle. The façades of the granary and the mill building are structured in the same way with slightly recessed wall panels that end under the gables in multi-tiered cornices. There is a triangular gable on the storage building, while segment-arched gables have been preserved on the mill building. The storage and mill buildings date from the beginning of the 20th century.	18th century	07/16/1984	59
	Tombstone	Chapels with Neubrück and Tüschenbroich free field location west of Kapellen map	Grave cross from the 18th century; Limestone, inscribed with dated 1746; Common design of his century with short cross arms and corners filled with volutes.	1746	07/19/1984	61
	Residential building	Gustorf Christian-Kropp-Strasse 31 map	Former half-timbered courtyard from the 18th century, changed in the 19th century. Two-storey house in 3 axes with later plastered facade, wooden walls, half-timbered barn wing. Partly slurried.	18th century	07/23/1984	62
	Wayside cross	Hemmerden on the corner of Mauri- / Pfannenstrasse map	Natural stone, rectangular base with inscription, shell niche, above natural stone cross with corpus, dated in the upper area of ​​the cross, probably 1771 (illegible).	1771	07/23/1984	63
	Residential buildings	Elsen at the corner of Düsseldorfer Strasse 42 / Königstrasse 2-6 map	2-storey residential building from 1698 with a hipped roof in 7 axes to Königstraße and 4 axes to Düsseldorfer Straße, here a side gatehouse extension with a modern, lower passage. Brick walled or plastered on the street side; half-timbered on the courtyard side with partially preserved clay compartments. Dating (1698) in the old rear door beam. Later renovation (around 1800) of the interior and division into several residential units; two entrance doors on Königstrasse, one entrance on Düsseldorfer Strasse.	1698	07/23/1984	64
	Catholic Parish Church of St. Mary's Birth	Noithausen Am Rittergut card	1-nave brick church with double tower facade and flat roofs, built in 1930 by Rumpelhard. Inside the pointed barrel with stitch caps rising from the bottom; Equipment: Annunciation group made of wood in the choir (early 16th century), crucifix from 1656 in the west vestibule, marble baptismal font (2nd half of the 19th century).	1930	07/26/1984	65
	Catholic rectory	Noithausen Am Rittergut 54 card	Two-storey brick building in 5 axes from 1902. The two left axes are slightly forward and gabled, arched windows on the ground floor, arched niche above the door without a figure.	1902	07/26/1984	66
	Wayside cross	Neurath at the corner of Allrather Straße / Donaustraße map	Erected at the beginning of the 18th century. Sandstone. Base with inscription, niche	Early 18th century	07/26/1984	67
	Catholic rectory	Frimmersdorf An St. Martin 64 Card	2-storey, 5-axis building from 1731. Door frames and sills made of ashlar, brick facade. The year in the lintel, hipped roof.	1731	08/02/1984	68
	Catholic parish church of St. Martin	Frimmersdorf An St. Martin 50 Card	Hall building built in 1765 with 3-sided choir closure, slightly arched flat ceiling, straight west facade and curved gable. Brick with pilasters, south portal with year, in front of the choir a 3-storey brick tower with side sacristy extensions. Preserved from the 18th century furnishings: main altar, side altars (1882), pulpit, confessionals, organ loft with organ (1790), choir screens and side altars, wooden stations of the cross (end of 19th century).	1765	08/02/1984	69
	Catholic parish church of St. Lambertus	Neurath An St. Lambertus Card	1-nave brick building with tuff bands erected around 1740, the west tower with tuff on the ground floor, the choir apse and sacristy added later; Anchor pins on the tower with the year 174. Associated with: cemetery complex with gravestones from the 18th and 19th centuries (see monument no. 165).	around 1740	08/02/1984	70
	Catholic rectory	Neurath An St. Lambertus 13 Map	2-storey rectory from the middle of the 19th century in 5 axes, brick with pilaster structure, door frames and sills made of sandstone.	Mid 19th century	08/02/1984	71
	Under mill	Wevelinghoven Am Wehr 3 map	Mill from the 18th century 2-storey house in 7 axes, door frames and sills made of sandstone, plastered brick, partially changed in the 19th century; Manufacturing buildings younger and changed.	18th century	08/03/1984	72
	Residential building	Wevelinghoven Am Wehr 9 map	Built in the 2nd half of the 19th century; Former Brick courtyard, two-storey house in 5 axes, with gate entrance, door and window partially changed.	2nd half of the 19th century	08/06/1984	73
	Good Nanderath	Neurath Gut Nanderath Map	At the end of the 19th century, four-wing, closed brick courtyard was built. Two-storey residential building in three to five axes, sandstone walls, crooked hip roof, new two-storey residential building extension, servants' houses and pond.	Late 19th century	08/07/1984	74
	Catholic parish church of St. Martin	Wevelinghoven Unterstraße 135 map	Classicist hall from 1833 made of brick with arched windows. Superior three-storey west tower on a square floor plan with a helmet roof, five-sided choir, curved cornice. Flat wooden ceiling inside. Preserved from the furnishings: the organ loft on Doric columns with organ, glass windows in the choir, in front of the church path chapel with crucifixion group, open columned hall with triangular gable; older grave crosses from the 18th century in the churchyard.	1833	08/07/1984	75
	Catholic rectory	Wevelinghoven Unterstraße 139 map	Former rectory built around 1650; Muddy, single-storey brick building with a sandstone-framed door reveal, windows partially walled up, curved west gable. Well-preserved interior fireplace from 1653 with a flat, stucco-decorated hood over a profiled sandstone frame. Catholic rectory from 1857; 2-storey in 5 axes with a late classical plaster facade.	around 1650	08/07/1984	76
	Residential building	Wevelinghoven Burgstrasse 3 map	The house was built around 1800; The facade was shown around 1900. The 2-storey house is divided into 5 axes and forms an ensemble with the left wing (Burgstrasse 1).	around 1800	08/07/1984	77
	Residential building	Wevelinghoven Burgstrasse 1 map	The house was built around 1900. On the first floor is a plastered ashlar facade with tiling. The 2-storey house is divided into 3 axes with a slightly forward entry axis and forms an ensemble with the right wing (Burgstrasse 3). The monument protection is limited to the outer facade (without the south-western extension).	around 1900	08/08/1984	78
	Residential building	Wevelinghoven Oberstrasse 59 map	Teacher's house around 1900, 2-storey in 3: 1 axes with a slightly projected, gabled central axis, brick.	around 1900	08/09/1984	79
	City Youth home	Wevelinghoven Oberstrasse 61 map	School around 1900; The 2-storey building is divided into 7 axes with a slightly forward central axis and a central axis emphasized by the gable, made of brick, segmented arched windows.	around 1900	08/09/1984	80
	City Hall Wevelinghoven	Wevelinghoven Poststrasse 65 map	City hall building based on a design by Aachen architect Ludwig Krieger from 1908. 2-storey plastered building with hipped mansard roof and ridge turret, roughly plastered with pilasters and flat Art Nouveau plaster decor. Coat of arms of the Lords of Wevelinghoven above the entrance. Town hall extension from 1920. Historic interior: vestibule with staircase, waiting room with stucco ceiling on the side, equipment of the meeting room with stone fireplace, chandelier, half-height wooden wall paneling; Ceramic cladding in the ground floor of the extension, floor cladding in honeycomb form. Tower clock in the attic.	1908	08/08/1984	81
	Special children's home	Wevelinghoven An der Obermühle 115 map	2-storey building from the early 19th century, in 7 axes with a slightly protruding, 3-axis central projection, emphasized by a triangular gable; Hipped roof, windows and door frames made of sandstone, the former central door is now walled up.	19th century	08/09/1984	82
	Residential and commercial building	Wevelinghoven Oberstrasse 29 map	2-storey building structured in 5 axes with a rear annex from the 2nd half of the 19th century. The central axis shows a late Classicist ashlar plaster facade. Doors and windows are changed.	2nd half of the 19th century	08/10/1984	83
	Catholic parish church of St. Sebastianus	Hülchrath and Münchrath Sebastianusplatz map	Neo-Romanesque 3-aisled basilica from 1911/12 with a square tower with a rhombic roof in front of it on the south side, with a semicircular choir closure and sacristy building attached to the south. Stone with pilaster structure and neo-Romanesque decorative shapes; old stained glass windows preserved.	1911/12	08/10/1984	84
	Catholic parish center	Hülchrath and Münchrath Sebastianusplatz map	Built between 1735 and 1737. (keystone above the entrance portal from 1735) 1-nave brick building with brick pilaster strips and stone framing of the door, flat round arched sandstone niche above the door. The gable side was changed in the 19th century, the door frames are from the 20th century.	1735 to 1737	08/10/1984	85
	Catholic rectory	Hülchrath and Münchrath Broichstrasse 23 map	Pastorate from 1871. 2-storey, divided into 5 axes with a projected and gabled central axis. Brick with neo-Gothic jewelry shapes. Windows and entrance stairs changed.	1871	08/10/1984	86
	Wayside chapel	Neukirchen corner Roseller- / Gubisrather Straße map	Small brick chapel with a round apse from the end of the 19th century. Pilaster strips and a raised roof with a wooden gable supported by cast iron columns. Round interior with plaster of paris Madonna figure.	End of the 19th century		87
	Catholic rectory	Neukirchen Jakobusplatz 1 map	Two-storey rectory built in 5: 3 axes in 1786, brick paved with hipped roof. Unbalanced door entrance, door with sandstone walls; Staircase modernized; dated by anchor pins on the side facade.	1786	08/13/1984	88
	Catholic parish church of St. James	Neukirchen Jakobusplatz map	3-aisled pseudo-pillar basilica with a 4-storey square west tower from 1844 and a 3-sided choir closure, brick pilaster strips; from the previous building a trachyte gate wall with baroque wooden door on the east side of the tower basement received; Individual pieces of equipment (organ, altar) from the 19th century have been preserved. Inscription plate on a pilaster strip on the south side of the nave with a date 1700/3; Old grave crosses from the 17th to 19th centuries in the church area, mainly made of sandstone, occasionally made of basalt lava. Brick churchyard wall as it is today, bells in the green area.	1844	08/13/1984	89
	Residential building	Hülchrath and Münchrath Herzogstrasse 34 map	Former mayor's house from the early 20th century. It is a 2-storey, 5-axis half-timbered building with brick shelves and a mansard roof. The entrance is in the middle. The building is attached to the side and back and has been heavily modified overall.	early 20th century	08/10/1984	91
	Residential building	Hülchrath and Münchrath Herzogstrasse 28 map	Small two-story half-timbered house from the 18th century. In the 20th century, the compartments were lined with field fire bricks.	18th century	08/10/1984	92
	Residential building	Hülchrath and Münchrath Herzogstrasse 4 map	2-storey, gable-independent half-timbered building from the 18th century; the door with a small flight of stairs.	18th century	08/10/1984	93
	Wayside cross	Chapels with Neubrück and Tüschenbroich Gilverather Straße 69 map	Road cross from 1753. The road cross consists of a block-like bluestone base with inscription and dating, which has been repaired in places with plaster, and a modern cement cross.	1753	08/13/1984	94
	Evangelical parish library	Wevelinghoven An der Obermühle 112–114 map	Built in the middle of the 19th century as a Protestant schoolhouse; The main building from 1839 is 2-storey and divided into 4 axes and made of brick; On the left there is a 1-storey, 6-axis extension from 1854 with arched windows and a hip roof, also made of brick.	Mid 19th century	08/13/1984	95
	Agricultural operation	Barrenstein Wevelinghovener Strasse 2 map	4-wing closed brick courtyard (Frelshof) built in 1851, consisting of a 2-storey residential building in 3: 7 axes, a barn at the gable like the residential building on Wevelinghovener Strasse, and stables and ancillary buildings. The gable side of the house has a plastered facade, the house is covered with a half-hip roof; the windows are partially changed. The year of the court is in the Torkelstein. The garden wall adjoining the residential building to the northwest is also protected.	1851	08/13/1984	96
	Path stick	Hemmerden Gut Bickhausen map	Walkway from 1701 consisting of sandstone blocks on a rectangular floor plan with a rectangular niche; modern relief as a rear end. Cornice, gable with inscription and year, gable roof.	1701	08/14/1984	97
	Path stick	Hemmerden on the corner of Laburna / Landstrasse map	The wayside stick from the late 19th century is a former station of the cross. The base bears an inscription tablet, above it is a niche in the form of a sacrament house; in the upper part there is a relief with a cross. The path stick shows neo-Gothic jewelry forms and a small cross. The body is missing.	Late 19th century		98
	Residential building	Wevelinghoven Oberstrasse 25 map	Plastered street facade of a 2-storey residential building structured in 5 axes, the central axis is slightly forward and gabled; emphasized funding from the 1920s. The facade is worth preserving from an architectural and local history perspective.	2nd half of the 19th century	08/15/1984	99
	Residential building	Wevelinghoven Oberstrasse 42-44 map	Former 3-wing brick courtyard from the 2nd half of the 19th century: the house is 2-storey and divided into 7: 3 axes; the outer axes are slightly drawn forward, the central axes emphasized by the balcony; the house has a ashlar plaster facade; the windows have been changed, at the back there is the 1-storey utility wing made of brick.	2nd half of the 19th century	08/13/1984	100
	Catholic parish center	Hemmerden Kirchplatz 22 map	2-storey youth hostel building from 1830, divided into 5 axes, made of brick and with round arch frieze and stone sills. The building was renovated in 1980.	1830	08/15/1984	101
	Residential building	Grevenbroich Lindenstrasse 9 map	The building is a 2-storey residential building with a mezzanine floor from the turn of the century. The plastered facade with historicizing decorative shapes is divided into 4 axes and gabled. The building forms a unit with the neighboring house at Lindenstrasse 7. In connection with the listed buildings Lindenstrasse 1,2,3,4,5, and 7, the house is part of an urban ensemble.	around 1902	08/15/1984	102
	Agricultural operation	Wevelinghoven Poststrasse 102 map	The property is a 4-wing brick courtyard built around 1800. The house is 2-storey, divided into 7 axes and plastered. The door is changed. The house has a tail gable on one side. Most of the rear side of the courtyard has been changed.	around 1800	08/15/1984	103
	Residential building	Wevelinghoven Poststrasse 40 map	Formerly 4-wing brick courtyard from the late 18th century. The house is 2-storey and divided into 6 axes. With segmented arched windows and entrance door with sandstone walls. It is the remainder of a typical landscape courtyard. The farm is one of Wevelinghovens traditional farms. There was even a brewery here for a while. The location on the original main street as the city center of Wevelinghoven is also significant.	late 18th century	08/15/1984	104
	Catholic rectory	Gustorf Schellestrasse 1 map	Rectory built around 1860. The building is 2-storey and divided into 5 axes. The walls and sills are made of stone and plastered. The brick archway is from the same period.	around 1860	08/15/1984	105
	Residential building	Wevelinghoven Oberstraße 27 map	The object is a so-called "town farmhouse" that was built around 1840. The main building is 2-storey and divided into 5 axes. The ashlar plaster facade with garlands on the upper floor was probably put in front around 1900. The house has a basement only in the rear. The preserved interior (entrance and stairwell) is also valuable in terms of monument preservation. The rear buildings also include a stables made of oak framework with a coachman's apartment above. The horse stables with the coachman's apartment, the workshop and the barn are inseparable as a unit of the living and coach house. The workshop building, which was built before 1914, has a single-storey pent roof, is divided into four axes, and has a red-brown brick facade. The two-story barn with reddish-brown stone façades and a gable roof has a large and a small doorway towards the street.	circa 1840	10/09/1984	106
	Wayside cross	Chapels with Neubrück and Tüschenbroich Heiligenweg map	Wayside cross from the middle of the 18th century, bluestone, on a square plan base with inscription, cross with a body formerly in relief; the cross is located in a brick niche directly at the substation.	Mid-18th century	08/16/1984	107
	Wayside cross	Hülchrath and Münchrath Helpensteiner Weg map	The wayside cross dates from the 19th century. It is a mounted wrought iron cross on a small stone base.	19th century	08/16/1984	108
	Wayside cross	Hülchrath and Münchrath Jägerhof card	Erected in 1735 at the Jägerhof. Base, shaft and inserted body made of trachyte, exposure plate, capstone and high bar cross made of shell limestone. Several times restored, most recently in 2002 and then moved to the current location.	1735	11/15/2002	109
	Path stick	Neukirchen Hülchrather Strasse 28 map	Path stick from the 18th century. It consists of a block-like sandstone substructure with a partially preserved niche and a trachyte cross.	18th century	08/16/1984	110
	Wayside chapel	Langwaden at the corner of St.-Bernhard- / St.-Norbert-Straße Map	Path chapel from the late 18th century. Polygonal brick building with a curved canopy with a cross. The ceiling is flat. Inside there is an altar from the 19th century.	late 18th century	08/16/1984	111
	Residential building	Hülchrath and Münchrath Herzogstrasse 9 map	Gabled half-timbered house from the 18th century. The building is single-story, the base plastered. The windows on the ground floor were enlarged in the 19th century. They have wooden garments.	18th century	08/16/1984	112
	Residential building	Hülchrath and Münchrath Herzogstrasse 11 map	Two-storey, gable-independent house built in the 18th century. In the second half of the 19th century, the stone gable front was faded in. The other sides are plastered. The house is important for the local history, as it vividly documents the original buildings of the 18th and 19th centuries. This development is characterized by its small scale. Most of the buildings from this period are gable-independent. The house at Herzogstrasse 11 is a typical example of this type of construction.	18th century	08/16/1984	113
	Residential building	Hülchrath and Münchrath Herzogstrasse 13 map	2-storey, gable-independent half-timbered house from the 18th century. In the second half of the 19th century, the gable front was faded in. The sides are partially plastered. The residential building forms an urban unit with the residential building at Herzogstraße 11. It is important for the local history, as it clearly documents the historical buildings of the 18th and 19th centuries. This development is characterized by its small scale. The residential building at Herzogstrasse 11 with the residential building at Herzogstrasse 13 as an ensemble are typical representatives of this type of construction.	18th century	08/16/1984	114
	Wayside cross	Frimmersdorf at the corner of Hansendstrasse and Friedhofstrasse map	Road cross from 1827 made of sandstone. The base bears an inscription (chronogram), above it is a step-shaped structure with a passion sign and a cross with a stone body. Relocated in 1976 because of the approaching opencast mine, it was moved back to its original location in 1997.	1827	09/26/1984	115
	Evangelical parish church	Wevelinghoven Hemmerdener Weg / An der Obermühle map	1-nave brick hall church with high roof turret and onion dome from 1685 with a small classical porch from 1804. The complete interior from 1804 has been preserved. In the area of ​​the church there are some classical tombstones made of sandstone and marble from the 1st half of the 19th century.	1685	09/24/1984	116
	Residential building	Wevelinghoven Oberstrasse 46 map	2-storey house in 4 axes from the 2nd half of the 19th century with a late classical plastered facade. The windows on the first floor have been changed. The house corresponds to the typical development in the area of ​​the main street (Post- and Oberstraße) in Wevelinghoven. These are large bourgeois houses and town farms that were built in the economic boom in the second half of the 19th century.	2nd half of the 19th century	09/25/1984	117
	pharmacy	Wevelinghoven Oberstraße 6 map	The pharmacy was built at the end of the 18th century. It is a 2-storey, 5-axis plastered building with a slightly protruding central projectile. The emphasis on the middle is achieved by the Renaissance tail gable. The old wooden doors have been preserved. The windows and the door have plastered sandstone walls.	End of 18th century	09/26/1984	118
	Residential building	Hülchrath and Münchrath Herzogstrasse 24 map	The 2-storey brick house with a hipped roof was built in 1706. It is divided into 5 axes and has a central door. The door has plastered sandstone walls, the windows have been changed. The house is one of the oldest houses in Hülchrath.	1706	09/26/1984	119
	Agricultural business and wayside cross	Hemmerden Heckhauser Hof map	It is a 4-wing brick courtyard that was built at the end of the 19th century. The house is 2-storey and divided into 5 axes. The right axis is widened, slightly drawn forward and gabled; the entrance is on the side. The interior of the house has the original floor plan and the original staircase in a good state of preservation, along with the stucco-decorated ceilings (rosettes and profiled frames), parts of wood paneling on the joists in the hallway and staircase. In the garden in front of the house there is a brick fountain, walled over and with a helmet roof. In the yard there is a cast iron pump over a preserved well shaft and a basalt lava pouring channel. Wegekreuz in front of the courtyard from 1888; Base with inscription and year, shell niche, cross with body made of sandstone.	End of the 19th century	09/26/1984	120
	Residential building	Hülchrath and Münchrath Herzogstrasse 17 map	Brick house built at the end of the 19th century. The house is 2-storey in 5 axes with window sills made of grouted sandstone.	End of the 19th century	09/25/1984	121
	Church tower of the cath. Parish Church of St. Matthew	Allrath Matthäusplatz map	1792, 19th century; The church tower is a three-storey brick tower on a square floor plan with bell windows, cornice, pilaster strips and a curved dome roof. The church tower was changed in the 19th century. The associated church is from 1965: There are still grave crosses from the 18th and 19th centuries on the churchyard wall. Century made of sandstone. Masonry of the churchyard walls in their current course.	1792	09/26/1984	122
	cath. Rectory	Allrath Matthäusplatz 1 map	The rectory was built in 1845. It is a 2-storey building in 5 axes with a half-hip roof and central gable. The facade in historicized decorative forms was later covered.	1845	09/26/1984	123
	Wayside chapel	Frimmersdorf Frankenstrasse 134 map	Brick chapel from the 18th century, plastered sides, large pointed arch niche inside, pointed barrel, portal with stepped gable end of the 19th century, inside altar in neo-Romanesque decorative forms, wooden altar niche with figure of Mary.	18th century	09/26/1984	124
	Residential building	Wevelinghoven Poststrasse 29 map	The building is a 2-storey three-axle villa with a brick / plaster facade from around 1880/90. The street side has a plastered central risalit with a stepped gable crown, which is elaborately designed in neo-baroque shapes. On the ground floor there are high quality stucco frames and the original tiled floor in the entrance area; The original doors and the ceiling stucco have also been preserved. The floor plan does not show any significant subsequent changes. The building is set back from the street in a larger garden. The relatively large front garden, which underlines the villa character of this residential building, is part of the prestige of the facade.	around 1880/90	10/12/1984	125
	Residential building	Hülchrath and Münchrath Herzogstrasse 15 map	It is a 2-storey, gable-free half-timbered building from the 18th century. The brick facade with corner pilaster strips was faded in in the 19th century. The house is important for the local history, as it clearly documents the historical development of the 18th and 19th centuries. This development is characterized by its small scale.	18th century		126
	Catholic parish church of St. Clement	Chapels with Neubrück and Tüschenbroich. Short street map	Hall church from 1838 made of brick with pilasters in classical decorative shapes, round arched windows surrounding wooden cornice and a four-story tower in the east on a square floor plan; originally the church had a straight end of the choir with large triangular gables - now there is a new, semicircular apse with an extension.	1838	10/15/1984	127
	Brick yard	Wevelinghoven Oberstrasse 23 map	4-wing brick courtyard from the 2nd half of the 19th century. The house is 2-storey and divided into 5 axes. It has a central entrance, the ashlar plaster facade has been added, the windows have been changed. This so-called “town farmhouse” is a four-wing complex typical of the landscape. Thanks to this and similar houses, the development of the 19th century can still be seen.	2nd half of the 19th century	11/06/1984	128
	Former synagogue	Hülchrath and Münchrath Broichstrasse 16 map	Synagogue built in 1875/76. 2-storey, gable-free brick building. Painted ceiling and wall friezes have been preserved inside. Restored in the early 1990s after the building had been used as a sausage and slaughterhouse for a nearby butcher's shop since the Nazi era.	1875/76	11/06/1984	129
	Residential building	Hülchrath and Münchrath Sebastianusplatz 1 map	Half-timbered house built at the beginning of the 19th century; the house is 2-storey and divided into 4 axes. The facade was rough plastered in the 20th century, the windows have been changed.	Early 19th century	11/09/1984	130
	Agricultural operation	Neurath Gut Neuhöfchen 1 card	1788 built 4-wing closed brick courtyard with a 2-storey residential building. The house is divided into 3: 7 axes; its exterior facades are grouted, the courtyard side rough plastered. It has arched windows; The sandstone walls have been removed except for a window. The front house extension is from 1912. In the house, old floors and Cologne ceilings have been preserved. The barn doors date from the 19th century.	1788	11/26/1984	131
	Commercial and residential buildings	Grevenbroich Rheydter Strasse 1 / Platz der Deutschen Einheit 1 map	Rheydter Strasse 1: Erected at the end of the 19th century as a two-storey brick building with 5 axes. Slightly projected central projection, clinkered in red. Place of German Unity 1: Three-storey, plastered corner house in 3: 1: 3 axes from 1895. A characteristic example of late founding architecture with neo-renaissance style elements. As a corner development in the area of ​​Platz der Deutschen Einheit, Rheydter Straße, this ensemble occupies a dominant position. The location close to the city, the external appearance and the state of preservation justify the monument property. The commercial buildings form a suitable backdrop for the war memorial, seen from the time they were built, with which they embody a typical, inner-city ensemble from the period after the First World War.	1895	March 13, 1985	132
	"Burghof" brick courtyard	Chapels with Neubrück and Tüschenbroich Talstrasse 3 map	4-wing, closed brick courtyard from the 2nd half of the 19th century. The 2-storey house is divided into 5 axes. It has segmented arched windows; the door frames and sills are made of sandstone. The barn tracts are partially developed for residential purposes. The gate entrance is changed. The castle courtyard is an example of the typical square courtyard. It documents typical, large-scale housing and economic conditions, even if the use is not currently agricultural.	2nd half of the 19th century	January 17, 1985	133
	Residential building	Hülchrath and Münchrath Herzogstrasse 6 map	2-storey, gable-independent half-timbered house from the 18th century. The facade was plastered in the 19th century. The door and window are made of wood. The building is connected to other high-quality buildings of the same age on Herzogstraße and documents the urban development of Hülchrath in the 18th and 19th centuries. The buildings of this era are particularly characterized by their small scale.	18th century	January 17, 1985	134
	Chapel of the Free Christian Congregation	Grevenbroich Am Stadtpark 6 map	Erected in 1888 by the architect Pflaume for the industrialist Oskar Erckens as a single-nave hall structure. Special features: pointed arch windows on the sides, smooth facade, portal with sandstone framing, roof turrets.	1888	01/23/1985	135
	House Horr	Neukirchen Haus Horr Map	Haus Horr was built in 1738 by the von Francken family. The architect of this building is Michael Leveilly, who, as the court architect of the Electorate of Cologne, directed the construction of Falkenlust Castle near Brühl. Changes were made to the building in the 19th century. It is a water-fenced, three-wing brick complex. The two-storey mansion is plastered, with blocks only emerging at the corners. The building is covered by a high mansard roof. On the axis of the courtyard, a single-axis central projection is set off by cuboids. To the rear of the garden, a three-sided central projection with balcony emphasizes the curved central axis. Old stone paving has been preserved in the courtyard. The associated chapel in the extension of the avenue was built in the middle of the 18th century. It consists of slurry brick and has trachyte walls, trachyte wedge stones and pilaster strips. The single-nave chapel with a three-sided apse and roof turret is emphasized at the entrance by triangular gables.	1738	January 21, 1985	136
	Residential building	Wevelinghoven Am Wehr 8 map	Residential house with gate from the 2nd half of the 19th century, which forms a courtyard row in connection with other buildings of the same age and listed buildings, which in urban planning relation to the Catholic. Parish of St. Martinus, the rectory and the mill is located. The house is 2-storey, divided into 5 axes with a gate extension. The building above the gate is dated 1875. Window and door are changed. The buildings Am Wehr document the urban and local historical development of Wevelinghoven. Even in the event that the residential buildings are only partially preserved, the courtyard complex at Am Wehr 8, in connection with a completely preserved row of historical buildings, is evidence of the original situation of Wevelinghoven.	2nd half of the 19th century	January 21, 1985	137
more pictures	Hülchrath Castle	Hülchrath and Münchrath Am Zolltor card	Erected 12-17. Century as a Niederungsburg surrounded with water, remodeling after 1900. Front bridge, nine-arched, brick. Vorburg, five-winged with three integrated round towers and attached, medieval gate tower in the south. Gate system in the central axis from the 17th century, brick with sandstone reveals. Main castle, ring-shaped on its own island. Five-storey keep with protruding battlements and corner waiting areas on trachyte consoles, tuff, brick, basalt. Palas with two defensive towers, ruinous, rising remaining walls with Gothic pointed arched windows and in front of the Zwinger, basalt, brick, tuff. Hülchrath Castle is one of the few castles in the Lower Rhine region where their origins can still be traced back to the earliest times of medieval castle construction, which at the same time went through all subsequent stylistic epochs of castle architecture and still shows today. In this respect, this complex is an incomparably rich example of the eventful development history of the castles on the Lower Rhine.	12-17 century	March 27, 1985	138
	Sexton's house	Chapels with Neubrück and Tüschenbroich Friedrichstrasse 29 map	The former rectory was built in the 18th century. The 2-storey building is divided into 5 axes. It combines various characteristics typical of the construction at that time: two-storey, brick construction, eaves facing the street, door frames and sills made of sandstone. As is often the case with old rectories, there is a niche with a Madonna figure above the door. The back half-timbered house also belongs to the sexton's house.	18th century	April 26, 1985	140
	Agricultural business "Haus Busch"	Wevelinghoven Haus Busch map	Haus Busch , an isolated fortified complex in the Feldmark, consists of a 4-wing group of buildings. The existing building fabric originates mainly from the 2nd half of the 18th century. The 2-storey, 7-axis house is built on an older substructure. The brick gatehouse is attached to the muddy house. The arched gate is built from sandstone blocks and bears a coat of arms. The barn tracts are partly still preserved in half-timbering, but they have been changed several times. The group of buildings was formerly enclosed by moats and thus fortified. House Busch was probably one of the most important farms of the Lords of Wevelinghoven. The farm was destroyed by fire in the 15th century, but it was rebuilt. In the course of time, Haus Busch changed hands several times (e.g. the gentlemen von Dincklage).	2nd half of the 18th century	04/29/1985	141
	Residential building	Hülchrath and Münchrath Herzogstrasse 26 map	2-storey half-timbered house with a half-hipped roof from the 18th century. Today, brick-clad. Window changed. In view of the special historical importance of Hülchrath, the entire historical building fabric is valuable in terms of urban construction history. The building is located near the former city gate. The structural compression at this point is important for the legibility of the original situation. Half-timbering is present both in the gable and in the rear part. Despite some changes to the exterior, the building is a typical example of the small-scale development characteristic of Hülchrath and must be seen as a defining feature of the town. In terms of shape, construction and material, it is important for the external appearance of the historic town center.	18th century	05/31/1985	142
	Wayside cross	Chapels with Neubrück and Tüschenbroich Talstrasse 54 map	Crossroads from the 18th century built in association with the residential building at Talstrasse 54. The tall, slender base bears an inscription; In the shell niche there is a relief of the Madonna. The cross itself shows a body in relief. Restored in 2005. The wayside cross is a characteristic example of the wayside crosses of the 18th century, which document the artisanal sculpting tradition of this time. It is also a testimony to popular piety, which in the 18th century was often made clear by crossroads. This statement is supported by the information from local residents who still explain today that the wayside cross was and is a traditional station in processions of the faithful.	18th century	05/31/1985	143
	Schildbergshof	Gubisrath Gubisrath 4 card	4-wing closed brick courtyard from the 19th century. The 2-storey residential building is divided into 5 axes, the brick facade is decorated with pilaster strips. In the weather vane the courtyard is dated 1882. The barn doors are z. T. of more recent date. The Schildbergshof is to be regarded as the successor to an older facility, which is already recorded in the Tranchot map. With the existing system, an older situation in terms of settlement history is documented. In the mid-1990s, the Schildbergshof was converted into a residential complex.	19th century	06/03/1985	144
	Catholic parish center	Wevelinghoven Klosterweg 3 map	The current parish center is a former monastery. After the previous buildings were destroyed by fire, the courtyard was rebuilt in 1698 by Mauritz de Fölkers. The northwest wing of the 3-wing brick complex dates from this time. It is 2-storey and divided into 6 axes and has a large gate passage. The building material is brick, the buildings are plastered. There is an inscription in the Torkeilstein, the year 1698 is set in anchor pins. The single-nave brick chapel with buttresses and 3-sided apse adjoins the building complex. The chapel is decorated in neo-Gothic forms and consists of plastered brickwork. The aforementioned building complex was changed and expanded several times in 1877 and later.	1698	08/06/1985	145
	Pavilion on Moth Hill	Wevelinghoven Klosterweg 3 map	Five-sided half-timbered pavilion, built at the end of the 19th century. The pavilion is located in the middle of a group of trees on the moth hill. Together with the grotto-like pictorial niche at the entrance to the parish garden, it is part of a park-like structure.	End of the 19th century	08/13/1985	146
	Good Lübisrath	Neukirchen Lübisrather Hof map	Gut Lübisrath is a 4-wing open courtyard with a 2-storey residential building, which is dated to 1783. Some of the barn tracts date from the 20th century, but are built on the old floor plan. The property is therefore to be regarded as a characteristic four-wing complex. Despite some changes, the house from 1783 has retained both the building fabric and the original appearance in essential parts. The building dimensions and the type of construction clearly show that this is an upper-class complex with a not inconsiderable claim to representation. Lübisrath belongs to a medieval settlement area. It can therefore be assumed that the courtyard complex that exists today goes back to a medieval courtyard beyond the proven 18th century and thus vividly documents an interesting settlement continuity in terms of regional history.	1783	08/28/1985	147
	Wayside cross	Neukirchen Lübisrather Hof map	The wayside cross was erected at the end of the 19th century. It consists of a high, rectangular sandstone base and a sandstone cross. A marble plaque with an inscription is attached to the base. The sandstone cross has a slate body. The wayside cross is a typical example of popular piety of the 19th century.	End of the 19th century	09/10/1985	148
more pictures	Langwaden Monastery	Langwaden Langwadener Strasse map	The monument consists of the monastery building, the manor, the garden and park that belong to both of them, as well as the surrounding moat. Monastery building Baroque building with three tracts butting at right angles. In the middle wing with seven axes is the main portal, above, supported by four Tuscan columns, a balcony in empire shapes with a monogram. Above that, breaking through the roof line, is a small attachment with the Maison's coat of arms. The two side wings have nine axes on the inside and thirteen on the outside. Manor complex Closed complex from 1897 in the north-west of the monastery with several barns, stable buildings and a residential building.	17./18. century	09/24/1985	149
	Agricultural operation	Hemmerden Vellrather Hof 1 card	The Vellrather Hof is almost a classic case of a court festival. The courtyard dates from the 2nd half of the 18th century and bears an alliance coat of arms and the year 1784 in the Torkeilstein. It is a 4-wing, closed brick courtyard complex with a 2-storey, 8-axis residential building. The house has plastered external facades, segmented arched windows with sandstone walls and a hipped roof. The barn wings were built in the 19th century. The courtyard is already listed as a four-sided, closed, large farmyard in the Tranchot menu. The Vellrather Hof is a fortified courtyard. To this day, this courtyard encircles trench sections in the north, west and southwest that belong to the moat that used to surround the entire court fortress. This trench once led around the actual courtyard at a distance of 40 m. The courtyard, in turn, was enclosed by a second moat system that ran tightly around the walls. Vellrath belongs to the relatively rare group of court festivals with double moats.	2nd half of the 18th century	07.10.1985	150
	Commercial and residential building	Chapels with Neubrück and Tüschenbroich Talstrasse 31 map	1909 built late 19th century residential and commercial building in a corner location. 2-storey with plastered ashlar ground floor and red clinkered upper floor with plaster edging of the walls. The design highlight is the corner of the façade with a parapet wall adorned with a coat of arms and a wedge stone as well as the year under the pointed arched attic window. The building is to be seen as a characteristic example of late Wilhelminian style architecture with elements of the Neo-Renaissance style with a Gothic touch, which has retained its original appearance unchanged. It is to be assumed that here, according to the common principle of the Wilhelminian expansion of the city, a kind of corner marking was to be created for subsequent buildings, which however were not implemented or not implemented in the specified form.	1909	December 06, 1985	151
	office building	Grevenbroich Lindenstrasse 31 map	The “Alte Post” building complex consists of the main building, built in 1896, and an auxiliary building that was added later. The main building is 2-storey and divided into 8 axes, whereby the two central axes are drawn forward and carry a half-hip roof. The main roof is covered as a hipped roof. The plastered facade is characterized by historicizing sandstone window frames. The old post office is of local historical interest because of its development from a post office building to a vocational school and then to an office building.	1896	December 06, 1985	152
	Agricultural operation	Gubisrath Gubisrath 6 card	4-wing open brick courtyard from 1897. 2-storey residential building in 4: 2 axes, brick with plastered sandstone sills for the windows; Year of construction dated in Torkeilstein.	1897	December 10, 1985	153
	Wayside cross	Neurath Gürather Strasse map	Sandstone wayside cross from the end of the 19th century. Plastered, base with neo-Gothic arcature, wooden cross on a polygonal stone stump.	End of the 19th century	06/04/1986	154
	Path stick	Laach Deutsch-Ritter-Allee map	Wayside shrine from 1654. Chapel-like structure with roof turrets and bell, Pieta relief, slate. Relocated from Elfgen-Belmen in 1981. The monument value of this object relates primarily to the relief. An assessment of the shrine as a whole reveals a certain significance in terms of local history, taking into account the fact that the original installation site fell victim to the opencast mine.	1654	07/23/1986	155
	Former synagogue	Hemmerden Mauristraße 6 map	Former synagogue, around 1900. Single-storey brick building, corners of the building highlighted by masonry pillars. Gable-sided stone-framed (sandstone) entrance, a round window in each of the gable triangles. Eaves sides adorned with brick pointed arch friezes, on each side two pointed arch windows with the original, richly decorated iron windows. The wooden gallery has largely been preserved in the interior.	around 1900	December 04, 1986	156
	Residential building	Wevelinghoven Oberstrasse 35 map	High-quality villa built around 1900, which has largely been preserved in terms of its layout, exterior and interior. This is a main house with a rear extension. Street facade structured by a tower, building projection, base with plaster ashlar. Lateral entrance area with two-flight stairs and gables. Windows mostly double-sashed, with transom and divided skylight (12 fields). The majority of the windows are framed with plaster.	around 1900	05.03.1987	157
	office building	Neuenhausen Am Welchenberg Map	Former monastery from the 2nd half of the 19th century. Preserved: 2-storey residential building with segmented arched windows including the cellar vault partially below. Changed in the 19th century. The complex is of great importance for the history of churches and settlements in the neighborhoods of Neuenhausen, Gustorf, Gindorf, Allrath, Barrenstein, Frimmersdorf and Neurath. In connection with the Willibrordus Fountain, the monastery was a well-known pilgrimage site and is still present today as a historical site in the consciousness of the residents of the surrounding districts. Welchenberg Abbey and its surroundings can show a historical continuity like hardly any other place in Grevenbroich. Archaeological finds document that a Roman estate and a court of law presumably once existed on the site. There was also a church and a cemetery on the current site.	2nd half of the 19th century	06/02/1987	158
	Wayside chapel	Chapels with Neubrück and Tüschenbroich Kapellener Straße 2 map	Brick chapel built in 1912 with 3-sided apse, pointed arched gate, altar with plaster crucifixion group, consoles with statues of St. John; Year with gate grid.	1912	09/10/1987	159
	Medical practice "Villa Ackermann"	Grevenbroich Röntgenstrasse 9–15 map	The building of the Villa Ackermann in Grevenbroich is a rural villa from the time before the First World War. The building is divided into three axes with an accentuated central axis and has the typical decorative elements of this time (strict structure of pilasters, emphasis on portal, etc.). Laterally there is a side wing. The house and the side wing are largely original. The floor plan has also largely remained legible. In the rear part there is a park with very old trees. As an extension of the central axis of the site, there is a staircase at the end of the portal.	around 1910	11/26/1987	160
	Residential buildings	Chapels with Neubrück and Tüschenbroich Neubrück 20 map	The Neubrücker Mühle an der Erft consists of two mill buildings placed next to each other, slurried in brick, which were converted for residential purposes in 1956. The core of the southern mill building probably dates back to the 17th century. In 1798 (see dating in the gable) the mill was extended by a second parallel building. Originally it served as a grain mill and was later also used as a sawmill. Upstream of the Erft there was a weir system with three iron water wheels, of which two water wheels and the weir system have been preserved today. The importance of the mill results not only from the buildings, but especially from the technical details that make the functioning of the mill understandable even today. These include the two water wheels, the last in the area of ​​the city of Grevenbroich, and the weir system. It must be particularly emphasized that the landscape, namely the course of the Erft in this area, has hardly changed compared to the topographical map of Tranchot and Müffling.	1798	01/26/1988	161
	New cemetery in Frimmersdorf	Frimmersdorf Friedhofstrasse map	4 grave crosses from the 18th century on the main road. Hochkreuz (around 1900) in the middle of the cemetery complex. When restoration work began on the Hochkreuz in 2018, an inscription was discovered that the cross was created by the Cologne sculptor Otto Hansmann .	18th century	03/09/1988	162
	Cemetery inventory	Allrath Neuer Friedhof Allrath, Bongarder Strasse map	Wall with 3 stations of the cross (end of the 19th century), terracotta crucifixion group (end of the 19th century, sandstone), war memorial including the individual grave crosses, basalt lava pillars and group of trees.	End of the 19th century	03/09/1988	163
	Grave cross	Barrenstein Neuer Friedhof Barrenstein, Wevelinghovener Straße map	Grave cross from 1863, which stands in front of the head at the northwest end of the main path on the new Barrenstein cemetery complex, sandstone, base with inscription and year, cross with metal body, historicizing jewelry forms.	1863	03/14/1988	164
more pictures	Cemetery inventory of the old cemetery in Neurath	Neurath An St. Lambertus Card	Cemetery complex from the 18th century. Cemetery stairs on the street An St. Lambertus with integrated walls including the two cross-shaped gravestones (left and right in the upper area of ​​the main cemetery path) from the 18th century. Historical routing War memorial for the fallen of the First World War, historical gravestones and grave monuments Redesign in 2005: clearing of expired graves, laying of lawns, planting trees and bushes, preservation of historical gravestones.	18th century	05/09/1988	165
	Wayside cross	Neuenhausen at the corner of Hauptstrasse and Pastoratstrasse map	Sandstone wayside cross from the end of the 19th century. Plastered, base with inscription and neo-Romanesque decorative shapes, new artificial stone cross with metal body.	End of the 19th century	06/20/1988	166
	Catholic parish church of St. Stephen	Elsen Elsener Haus card	Brick hall building built in 1715 with rectangular choir with rounded corners, transept and western tower in front (the latter 12th century made of tuff); Transept and choir reworked in 1896; Inside barrel vault, crossing with pendentive dome, 18th century furnishings (altar, south portal, etc.), church stalls and figures from the 19th century.German coat of arms above the south portal on the inside, in the vestibule of the tower basement tomb from 1761.	1715	02/13/1990	167
	Jewish Cemetery	Hülchrath and Münchrath Jahnstrasse map	The cemetery of the Jewish community of Hülchrath has been occupied since 1907. 15 gravestones in a row made of artificial and natural stone from the 19th and 20th centuries.	1907	04/03/1990	168
more pictures	Jewish Cemetery	Hemmerden Hemmerdener Weg, north of Highway 71 map	Small, rectangular enclosure, surrounded by hedges, with gravestones from the early 20th century and newer stones.	early 20th century	04/03/1990	169
	Jewish Cemetery	Wevelinghoven Zehntstrasse map	Due to its location outside of the village and the enclosure by hedges, the complex with around 20 gravestones represents a typical Jewish cemetery of the early 20th century.	early 20th century	04/03/1990	170
	Jewish Cemetery	Grevenbroich Montanusstrasse map	Rectangular complex (mid-19th century) with gravestones from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries made of sand and artificial stone.	Mid 19th century	04/03/1990	171
	Residential building	Wevelinghoven Oberstraße 2 map	2-storey corner house built around 1900 facing Oberstrasse in 3 axes, facing Zehntstrasse in 4 axes; reddish clinker building structured by horizontally surrounding yellowish clinker strips; door and window openings are framed with the same stones. The wooden windows from the construction period still have the original division on the upper and attic floors. Inside, the old ornate wooden staircase and the artificial stone floor that was common at the time have been preserved in the entrance area. All doors and door frames are original (with cassette filling). The ceilings have the original stucco.	around 1900	04/03/1990	172
	Noithausen manor	Noithausen Am Rittergut 11 card	Four-wing brick courtyard from the 18th century. The manor house, 2-storey in 6 axes, dates from the middle of the 18th century. The two-axis, three-storey tower on a square floor plan with a curved dome and lantern was added in 1909. Sandstone banks. The two-storey farm buildings facing south towards the church date from the turn of the century; Like the other farm buildings, they were largely destroyed in the Second World War and rebuilt on the old floor plan from 1947. A large park belongs to the manor.	18th century	05/08/1990	173
	Grave cross	Grevenbroich war memorials, Montanusstrasse cemetery map	Cemetery from approx. 1900 Rondell with axially laid out war memorials War memorial site (First World War) and sandstone cross (Second World War) Chapel and mortuary (early 1950s) and former morgue from the early 20th century. Several stone-lined family graves.	circa 1900	07/03/1990	174
	Residential building	Hülchrath and Münchrath Sebastianusplatz 7 map	House built in 1893. 2-storey in 3 axes, arched arches over door and window, base and side gable. On the right-hand side a small annex that was built in 1946 and is not a listed building. The building is an indispensable part of the urban development of Sebastianusplatz.	1893	07/09/1990	175
	Residential and commercial building "former district office"	Wevelinghoven Poststrasse 91 map	3-storey building from the early 19th century with 2-storey extensions on both sides. Main house in 5 axes, gable roofs above the windows on the 1st floor, facade structured by cornices, surrounding cornice with protruding hipped roof. Extensions each in 3 axes, today a shop window system on the left on the ground floor, a larger gate installed on the right. Rear facade of the main house in 3 axes, middle axis as a risalit with triangular gable end. The main entrance door, stairwell floor, wooden staircase, stucco ceiling have been preserved from the time the house was built. The house is important for the local history of Wevelinghoven because the district administrator Caspar Joseph von Heinsberg had acquired this house and on December 20, 1866, the district office moved to this house. From there the district business was conducted with several interruptions until 1886.	Early 19th century	10/09/1990	176
	Grave cross	Hemmerden at the corner of Laburna and Buscher Strasse Map	Sandstone cross from 1703 On the front there is an inscription and a skull relief.	1703	01/22/1991	177
	"Laacher Hof" farm complex	Laach Am Laacher Haus 4 map	The former manor house is two-storey, gable in five axes with a gable roof and brick-facing Brickwork executed. Door reveals and sills in sandstone. The roof is covered with old-colored hollow interlocking tiles, on the north side there are four dormers, in the south, towards the inner courtyard, two dormers. The front door, wooden staircase and floor coverings on the ground floor have been preserved from the time the building was erected. All windows and shutters were renewed. The monument value is limited to the former manor house.	2nd half of the 19th century	01/21/1991	178
	Residential building	Hülchrath and Münchrath Am Zolltor 4 card	Two-story, eaves half-timbered house (partly elm wood) from the 18th century. A one-and-a-half-storey half-timbered shed with a non-isosceles gable roof and covered with hollow pans is free standing next to it. The street front of the house and the gable of the aforementioned outbuilding are in the same line. Window and door openings are clad with wooden walls. A plinth is placed in front of the street and the original window openings on the ground floor have been enlarged. The original floor plan and wooden stairs are unchanged, the Cologne ceilings have been preserved on the upper floor. The roof structure has been partially redesigned.	18th century	10/17/1991	179
	Wayside cross	Neu-Elfgen An St. Georg Card	Cross from 1852, relocated in January 1985. A four-step staircase made of basalt lava leads to an artificial raised platform, which is surrounded by parapet-like walls protruding beyond it (plastered masonry). A platform is placed in front of the free-standing wayside cross in the rear area of ​​the platform. The actual sandstone wayside cross is formed from the base, plinth, central block, cover and crowning cross with a cast-iron body of Christ. The front of the central block bears a Latin inscription including a chronogram and ornaments, the reverse bears information about the donor. An iron gate forms the bottom of the staircase, the side and back of the facility is framed by three linden trees that were also present before the relocation.	1852	10/17/1991	180
	Reisdorfer wayside cross	Neu-Elfgen An St. Georg Card	Station cross (mainly made of Raeren limestone) from the 18th century. Profiled base, base part ( Liedberg sandstone ), profiled intermediate plate with protrusion to the front, central block with shell-like exposure niche , small profiled cover (trachyte), crowning cross with a depiction of the crucified Christ and one Inscription plaque (INRI). The cross was translocated twice. During the last implementation, the exposure niche was lost.	18th century	10/17/1991	181
	Wayside cross	Chapels with Neubrück and Tüschenbroich Heinestrasse map	Station cross made of trachyte, with base, base with the year 1780 and coat of arms, intermediate plate, middle block with exposure niche (shell ornament); above a rectangular stone on which stands a crowning cross with a raised depiction of Christ and the inscription INRI. The cross that stood on Friedrichstrasse was restored in 1984 and relocated over a distance of approx. 300 m.	1780	10/17/1991	182
	Memorial cross	Allrath At the driveway to the Vollrather Höhe map	Transparent cross made around 1900 from flat and square iron. All the ends of the cross are decorated with iron pieces rolled in a spiral shape. In the middle of the cross there is a rosette, which is underlaid by a halo (both parts made of cast iron). A crucified representation of Jesus (cast iron) hangs on the cross bar and trunk. Restored between 2000 and 2005 and moved to the current location.	around 1900	10/17/1991	183
	Wayside cross	Wevelinghoven Oberstraße / Am Böhnerfeld map	Way cross made of sandstone, in the base dated with the year 1763. Rectangular base with shell niche, above a small putti relief. Wrought iron cross with a mounted metal body.	1763	10/17/1991	184
	Residential building	Neukirchen Jakobusplatz 8 map	House from the 2nd half of the 18th century. 2-storey in 3: 1 axes, central door with stairs made of lava basalt, door changed later; rough plastered, hipped roof. Due to its scale, the residential building forms an important reference point for the urban appearance in the area around the church and, together with the Jakobusplatz 1 building, which was built in 1786, represents the oldest secular structure in this area. Two crosses on the south-eastern gable indicate that it was previously used as a vicariate. The original floor plan as well as the old doors and door reveals inside the house have been preserved.	2nd half of the 18th century	04/13/1992	185
	Good Norbisrath	Neukirchen an der Kreisstrasse 31 map	In 1907, four-wing, closed brick courtyard was built. Two-storey residential building in five axes, the central axis slightly projected and gabled, arched windows, hipped roof; Conversions within the house, the original floor plan can still be seen. A single-storey residential building is connected to the west. Large barn hall with stitch beam roof, year in the gate wedge. Well-preserved courtyard from the early 20th century, typical of the time and of high quality. The courtyard complex that exists today goes back to a medieval courtyard located approx. 130 m to the west, of which there are no more remains above ground, and clearly documents the settlement history of Gut Norbisrath.	1907	04/21/1992	186
	Residential building	Hemmerden Landstrasse 82 map	Two-storey, gable-independent residential house built in 1870 in the historicism style. The building is plastered; the street facade was highlighted. Structure in 3 axes, protruding soffits frame the windows, connecting arches form the upper end on the ground floor and first floor. The horizontal structure consists of a protruding base and a belt ledge divided into fields. Projecting parapets decorated with rosettes, a triangular gable and two horizontally arranged crowns also emphasize the windows on the first floor. The top floor is lit in the middle through a round window and on the side through an arched window. An ornamented frieze runs parallel to the verge of the gable. On the remaining open spaces, plastered brickwork with varying layer heights. The large kitchen stove from the time the building was used as a monastery is also worth mentioning.	1870	12/28/1992	187
	Residential building	Wevelinghoven Poststrasse 61 map	Two-storey brick building, built in 1901, eaves facing Poststraße, divided into 5 axes and by cornices. Entrance door and window framed with plaster frame. Triangular gable over 4 windows on the upper floor, the middle window has a segmented gable. Windows on the ground floor changed, original windows on the upper floor. High-quality fence system to Poststrasse.	1901	12/28/1992	188
	Residential house with restaurant	Hemmerden Landstrasse 33 map	Two-storey half-timbered house built in the 18th century in non-continuous axes. Entrance door on the street side, windows on the ground floor and base changed. The former, front staircase was relocated to the courtyard.	18th century	December 01, 1993	189
	Residential building	Grevenbroich Bahnstrasse 38 map	The property (former office of the notary Wemper) is a two-storey, eaves-standing, plastered town row house from 1913 with a half-timbered window gable. The entire house is accessed by an interior, elaborate wooden staircase. The room facing the courtyard, on the ground floor of the front building, has an elaborate, half-height wall paneling in wood with built-in cupboards and a coffered ceiling. All of the original panels have been preserved, including fittings and richly profiled drapery. The same applies to the old cast iron radiators, richly decorated with plants.	1913	05/11/1995	190
	Gustorfer Mill	Gindorf turbine and turbine housing of the former water mill, Zur Wassermühle 27–31 map	The Gustorfer Mühle has handed over one of the grain mills so important for rural economic life. The complex of storage building, mill and turbine house with preserved turbine documents the grain milling technique, which is still based on the use of water power. A weir made of wood extends across the river. Wooden gates that could be operated by racks and cranks are located between strong stands, which are stiffened to the mill pond by struts. The weir secured the water level required to operate the turbine and is an integral part of the overall system.	Late 19th century	06/27/1995	191
	Former rolling mill	Grevenbroich Am Hammerwerk 33 card	The oldest building is the rolling mill hall from 1872/73 to the west. It is only in its external appearance - west gable and southern eaves facade with arched window - to be considered a monument. As can still be seen on the gable, the iron roof construction was raised when it was renewed and the side roof surfaces flattened. In the north, an approx. 13.5 m wide lower, presumably later built side hall extends directly over the entire length of the building. To the east of the rolling mill hall is a two-story workshop built in 1899. To the north there is a 2-storey administration and sanitary wing. The north-west corner of the northern side hall of the rolling mill hall is adjoined by a two-storey brick building arranged at right angles.	1872/73	11/09/1995	192
	Former teachers' house	Hemmerden Schulstrasse 3 map	Former teacher house of the cath. Primary school, now used as an apartment building. Brick building on the eaves in 4 axes, the two central axes reaching over the eaves are set forward with gable, segmented arched windows, brick ornamentation, built at the end of the 19th century. Closed inner courtyard with adjoining single-storey eaves side building. Street-side brick wall with a wrought iron fence and brick pillars.	End of the 19th century	02/01/1996	194
	Grave cross	Neuenhausen Extended Sauerbruchstrasse Map	Grave cross made of Liedberg sandstone, rectangular cross-section, saddle head, smooth arm ends, angled quarter cylinder, on the front a raised, circumferential edge, in recessed roman capital letters. On the crossbar: AO J728 Henrich Graferath. <<< GTDS On the head surface a deepened Christ monogram (IHS) with a circumferential halo, widened feet. On the back of the grave cross, raised circumferential edge, in the crossbar Christ monogram with cross (in the head) and heart (in the trunk).	1728	02/01/1996	195
	Residential building	Grevenbroich Bahnstrasse 91 map	The property was built in 1912 and has largely been preserved in its previous structure. The house is part of a closed row of streets that connects the city center directly with the train station and therefore played an important role in the city's history. The two-storey, three-axle building is accessed in the right axis with an elevated and recessed, original front door.	1912	07/09/1998	196
	Tomb of the Kratz family	Grevenbroich Friedhof Montanusstrasse map	Christ statue made of Italian granite on a simply designed stone juxtaposition. Sheet bronze sculpture, steel cross. The inscription in the base reads: “I am the truth and the life. Resting place of the Johannes Kratz family. ”The inscription on a sign identifies the manufacturer of the plastic:“ Galvanopl. Kunstanstalt Geislinger- St. "	around 1900	06/15/1999	197
	Office and residential building	Grevenbroich Karl-Oberbach-Strasse 50 map	The two-storey, three-axle corner house with a recessed mansard roof and a low, flat-plan extension to the west was built around 1890 (as evidenced by historical planning documents; before 1895) as part of the eastward expansion of the city. The single-axis extension is also two-story. The client was a lawyer named PH. Schlick, who built the building (at that time still Wilhelmstrasse 1) as a residential building. With its red clinker facade, the solid construction, which initially appears simple, impresses with its complex external stone design for a residential building, as well as with the high-quality original interior fittings. A belt and profiled eaves made of natural stone structure the building horizontally. The lintel windows are striking, the cloaks, spars and, in some cases, cross sticks made of cased natural stone. With a few exceptions, the original wooden windows with fittings are still there. The interior of the house is entered through the original two-winged wooden front door with a skylight and barred glass in the wings. In addition, the original stoneware tile floor, which is laid like a carpet, has been preserved in the entire hall and hall area of ​​the ground floor.	around 1890	08/26/1999	198
	Wayside cross	Hemmerden corner Landstraße / Hemmerdener Weg map	Sandstone wayside cross, erected in 1730 as a footfall in the area of ​​the Winzerather Hof, later moved to the current location. Profiled base plate, substructure consisting of a rectangular cuboid, the front of which is framed and bears the following inscription: Johannes Hemricus Hausmann Frau Anna Margaretha Schröder 1730, June 10th, intermediate plate protruding forward and profiled in the upper area. Central block consisting of a rectangular cuboid, the front of which is framed and shows the relief of a sowing farmer, profiled end ledge with hood. A crowned cross with a stone body on a small base. Crossroads secured by a forged push or pull rod at the rear.	1730	09/03/1999	199
	Residential building	Hemmerden Pfannenstrasse 40 map	Formerly a rural property built in 1781 in half-timbered construction. At the beginning of the 20th century, the fourth compartment was replaced by a brick extension; no agricultural use since then. Construction of a wall facing the street. 1-storey half-timbered building with jamb and gable roof with horizontal roof truss and roof overhang, reinforced with bows towards the courtyard. The building is a few steps across from street level elevated. In the outer walls on the eaves side, additional posts as well as parapet and head transom form compartments, in which the historical infill with pegs and clay have largely been preserved. The stiffening is done by steep struts on the corner posts that extend over the entire height of the ground floor.	1781	08/05/2004	200
	Catholic parish center St. Josef	Südstadt An St. Josef 1 card	Parish center built between 1957 and 1959 by the Cologne architect Gottfried Böhm, which groups the church, sacristy, parsonage and library in a rectangular shape and encloses the central building of the baptistery and the campanile. The north-facing church has two aisles with a wide, barrel-vaulted main nave with a rectangular choir. Lower aisle with St. Mary's and Joseph's altars and two confessionals. Dominant canopy spanning the marble block of the altar. Opposite the organ gallery with organ, staircase fixed to the wall with a grid railing. Outer structure spanned with octagonal or small square stone slabs, the roof of the church clad in zinc sheet. Polygonal baptistery with high tented roof, the windows by H. Lang, executed in 1968. Campanile on a rectangular floor plan, concrete, broken up in small pieces at the top. Rectory and library two-storey buildings, connected by a pergola or wall section with windows.	1957-1959	04/05/2007	202

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Wiljo Piel: Old Hochkreuz is saved from decay. In: Neuss-Grevenbroicher Zeitung of November 30, 2018.

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