List of architectural monuments in Hövelhof

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Shield-shaped memorial plaque of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia with the coat of arms of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, above it in capital letters "Monument", top left and right as well as a nail in the middle.

The list of architectural monuments in Hövelhof contains the listed buildings in the area of ​​the municipality Hövelhof in the Paderborn district in North Rhine-Westphalia (as of October 2011). These architectural monuments are entered in the list of monuments of the municipality Hövelhof; 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
Furlmühle (watermill with the miller's house) Furlmühle
(watermill with the miller's house) 		Riege
Furlweg 17a
map 		Mill with undershot water wheel and 2 grinding cycles. Hemp and flax were originally knocked here, later the plant served as a trading and grist mill. 1591 1


Wayside chapel Wayside chapel Espeln
Haspelkamp 8
card 		2


Landmark Landmark Riege
near house Rieger Strasse 24
map 		1757 3


2 boundary stones 2 boundary stones Hövelriege
near Alte Poststraße and level crossing 		1757 4th


Crossroads at the Weckershof Crossroads at the Weckershof Espeln
Detmolder Strasse 30
map 		1908 5


Inscription plaque Inscription plaque Wichmannallee 17
map 		On the inscription, the Brandt couple lament the loss of their two sons. The Brandt family owned the Hövelhof in the first half of the 19th century. after 1848 6th


Wayside cross Wayside cross Moosheider Strasse / Moosweg
map 		19th century 7th


Wayside cross Wayside cross Staumühler Strasse 213
map 		1896 8th


Kötterhaus Kötterhaus Am Haustenbach 97
map 		9


Crossroads at the Holländerhof Crossroads at the Holländerhof Lower Bielefelder Landstrasse 25
map 		10


Wayside shrine Wayside shrine Hövelriege
Neue Riege / Mühlenweg
map 		11


Wayside shrine Wayside shrine Kirchstrasse 24
map 		around 1900 12


Wayside cross Wayside cross Delbrücker Strasse 14
map 		around 1900 13


Wayside cross Wayside cross Riege
Furlweg 16
map 		1919 14th


Courtyard house Courtyard house Riege
Kohlrieger Weg 34
map 		1727 15th


Henkenmühle Henkenmühle Riege
Gütersloher 242
map 		18th century 16


Tomb from 1737 Tomb from 1737 Riege
Junkernallee (Friedhof Riege)
map 		The wayside shrine originally stood in the Henkenhof 1737 17th


Tomb from 1939 Junkernallee (Riege cemetery) 1939 18th


Hochkreuz Hochkreuz Ramselstrasse 17
map 		around 1900 19th


Wayside cross Wayside cross Am Haustenbach / Obere Bielefelder Landstrasse
map 		around 1900 20th


Tower of the Catholic parish church of St. Johannes Nepomuk
more pictures 		Tower of the Catholic parish church of St. Johannes Nepomuk Allee / Schloßstraße
map 		1928/1929 21st


Wayside shrine, so-called Nepomuk stone Wayside shrine, so-called Nepomuk stone Schloßstraße / Allee (Catholic parish church)
map 		Rococo wayside shrine with a relief of Johannes Nepomuk around 1730 22nd


Wayside shrine, so-called apostle stone Wayside shrine, so-called apostle stone Schlossstrasse 11
map 		Rococo shrine with a relief of the Last Supper around 1730 23


Former prince-bishop's hunting lodge with outbuilding and barn
more pictures 		Former prince-bishop's hunting lodge with outbuilding and barn Schlossstrasse 9-11
map 		1661 24


Wayside shrine Wayside shrine Bauernweg 33
map 		19th century 25th


Christ statue Christ statue Bauernweg 33
map 		around 1900 26th


Wayside cross Wayside cross Espeln
Espelner Strasse 73
map 		re. 1913 27


Wayside cross Wayside cross Hövelriege
Neue Riege 25
card 		28


Wayside shrine Wayside shrine Sennestrasse 184
map 		29


Apelhof (courtyard house 1719 and barn 1717) as well as two oak chests from 1766 and 1784 as inventory of the courtyard house
more pictures 		Apelhof (courtyard house 1719 and barn 1717) as well
as two oak chests from 1766 and 1784 as inventory of the courtyard house		 Klausheide
Paderborner Strasse 172
map 		1717, 1719, 1766, 1784 30th


Wayside shrine Wayside shrine Staumühler Strasse / Lagerstrasse
map 		1901 31


chapel chapel Map of Gütersloher Strasse / Kirchstrasse
 1896 32


Wayside shrine Wayside shrine Hövelriege
Holter Straße 26
map 		around 1900 33


Holy house at the Emshof Holy house at the Emshof Espeln
Kaunitzer Strasse 4
map 		1920/30 34


Wayside shrine Wayside shrine Bush wars 61
card 		Holy house with a Sacred Heart statue built by the shoemaker Jodokus Heinrich Schniedermann. re. 1891 1985 35


Wayside cross Wayside cross Hasendorfweg / Am Wasserstrang
map 		19th century 36


Wayside shrine Wayside shrine Kösterweg 10
map 		re. 1897 37


Wayside shrine Wayside shrine Espeln
Postweg 26
card 		19th century 38


Rodehuth tomb Rodehuth tomb Riege
Junkernallee (Friedhof Riege)
map 		1929 39


Half-timbered chapel Half-timbered chapel Hövelrieger Strasse 93
map 		Early 20th century 40


Hochkreuz in the cemetery Hochkreuz in the cemetery Espeln
Friedhofsweg
map 		re. 1911 41


Old Rieger School with "Golden ABC" on the inside wall of the corridor Old Rieger School with "Golden ABC" on the inside wall of the corridor Riege
Junkernallee 20
map 		42


"Kohhof" "Kohhof" Espeln
Krukenhorst 12
map 		Small four-column farmhouse re. 1771 43


Tomb "Nehler / Möller" on the municipal cemetery Hövelhof Tomb "Nehler / Möller" on the municipal cemetery Hövelhof Hövelhof
municipal cemetery Hövelhof
field E, row 1, grave no. 4
card 		44


[[Template: Picture request / code! / C: 51.817911,8.715574! / D: Barracks from the First World War and 2 wash troughs from the same period, grounds of the JVA Staumühle
Staumühler Straße 284! / | BW]] 		Barrack from the First World War and 2 wash troughs from the same time Staumühle
site of the JVA Staumühle
Staumühler Strasse 284
map 		around 1914–1918 45


Vierstädter-Hallenhaus, built for Konrad Henkemyer and his wife Elisabeth Vierstädter-Hallenhaus, built for Konrad Henkemyer and his wife Elisabeth Riege
Gütersloher Strasse 240
map 		1755 46


Braukenhof main building (four-column construction), sheepfold and bakery Braukenhof main building (four-column construction), sheepfold and bakery Espeln
Balkenweg 11
map 		47


Hall house Hall house Staumühle
Lippspringer Postweg 76
map 		1748 48


Overall monument "Historical Landmarks from 1757"
more pictures 		Overall monument "Historical Landmarks from 1757" 1757 49


[[Template: image request / code! / C: 51.85991,8.61933! / D: boundary stone no. 52, corridor 2, parcel 24
DGK - Kattenheide! / | BW]] 		Landmark No. 52 Corridor 2 parcel 24
DGK - Kattenheide
map 		1757 49


Landmark No. 53 Landmark No. 53 Riege
corridor 3, parcel 102 and 104
DGK - Hövelriege
map 		1757 49


Landmark number 54 Landmark number 54 Corridor 3, parcel 104
DGK - Liemke-Ost
map 		1757 49


Landmark No. 56 Landmark No. 56 Hövelriege
corridor 3, parcel 3
DGK - Liemke-Ost
map 		1757 49


Landmark No. 57 Landmark No. 57 Hövelriege
corridor 3, parcel 395
DGK - Liemke-Ost
map 		1757 49

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Cultural Atlas of Westphalia
  2. ^ A b Johannes Buschmeier, Carsten Tegethoff: Hövelhof. Pictures of the story. 2007
  3. ↑ The street names of the municipality Hövelhof and their meaning: Kirchstraße ( Memento of the original from October 30, 2014 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. (PDF; 17 kB) @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / gisportal.gkdpb.de
  4. ↑ Hövelhofer Rundschau , October 2016, p. 17

Web links

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