List of architectural monuments in Hückelhoven

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The list of architectural monuments in Hückelhoven contains the listed buildings in the area of ​​the city of Hückelhoven in the Heinsberg district in North Rhine-Westphalia (as of September 2011). These architectural monuments are entered in the monument list of the city of Hückelhoven; 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
	Hochkreuz	Baal Aachener Strasse map	High cross made of ashlar, stone body; 1884	19th century	Jan. 19, 1983	24
more pictures	Catholic parish church of St. Brigida	Baal Aachener Strasse map	Brick hall church with polygonal choir and east tower; 1889/90, builder Julius Busch , Neuss, badly damaged in World War II, reconstruction in a different form after 1945.	1889/90	Apr. 14, 1986	91
	Height mark of cast iron wall bolt	Baal Aachener Strasse at the Catholic Church map	Cast iron wall bolt with a round head; on an outer ring the raised inscription: Königl. Preuss. Land view, meters above sea level.	19th century	July 11, 1988	231
	House Blumenthal , manor house and hall building	Brachelen Alter Steinweg Map	Remains of a former three-winged fortified castle, which fell into disrepair at the beginning of the 19th century. The two-storey former nine-axis mansion from the mid-16th century with 7 axes has been preserved. The windows are surrounded by natural stone walls and divided horizontally. The stately hall building from 1658 adjoins the mansion with two floors in three axes. The entrance is decorated with a wicker portal made of stone with a gable-shaped structure above the skylight. The keystone bears the date mentioned above. The large, street-side windows are roofed with a gable triangle. The low hipped roof was added in the 19th century, the tip of the old ridge was reused. The interior of the hall is currently being renovated. Some of the old furnishings are still preserved in the hall and in the manor house.	16th century	Dec 16, 1992	3
	Wayside cross	Brachelen Alter Steinweg / Randerather Weg map	Bluestone, bronze body; around 1900.	1900	Oct. 29, 1985	52
	Hochkreuz	Baal Am Hackeberg Map	Bluestone high cross with cast iron body, location formerly in the town center, implemented in the 1950s; around 1900.	1900	0Nov 6, 1985	68
	Field cross	Baal Am Wooden Cross Card	Cast iron cross with body. During the Second World War, the cross was partially shot down and secured with a steel plate. Multi-step base with cast iron inscription plate on step base; 1871	1871	Dec 20, 1985	86
more pictures	Catholic parish church St. Johannes	Ratheim Am Kirchberg map	Gothic / neo-Gothic brick hall church with transept from the 15th, 17th and 18th centuries, polygonal choir, 1862, west tower. Elevation of the vaults in 1867/68, extension and restoration of the church in 1973/74. (Architect: Freiherr Friedrich von Schmidt)	15th, 17th, 18th centuries	Dec 15, 1982	2
	16 baroque crosses on the parish church	Ratheim Am Kirchberg map	15 Baroque cross in Ratheim at the church	1617	0July 6, 1987	101
	5 Baroque crosses on the Catholic parish church	Doveren An der Parish Church map	5 baroque bluestone crosses	1719	May 21, 1987	113
	St. Anne's Chapel	Brachelen Annastraße 118 map	Neo-Gothic brick chapel, front partly plastered and slated, roof turrets; 1864	1864	Jan. 12, 1983	17th
	Residential building front building	Brachelen Annastraße 11 map	Solid brick building, two-story, vaulted cellar, wooden ceilings, clay framework interior walls, gable roof with pan covering. A gate building made of brick masonry, wooden ceiling, gable roof with pan covering was added later.	16th century	22 Aug 1991	322
	Village pump	Brachelen Annastraße 41 map	Cast iron pump; around 1900.	1900	Oct. 29, 1985	59
	Water tower	Hückelhoven Auf dem Wadenberg map	The water tower on the Wadenberg was built in 1925 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was EE Strasser. The water tower has a square floor plan of around 8 × 8 m and an eaves height of around 13 m. Approx. 1 m below the eaves there is a surrounding 3-layer high plaster tape. The door and window openings are covered with heavily profiled reinforced concrete columns. The water tower has a pointed tent roof with slips in the eaves area. The roof truss is a wooden structure with a rebate cover. The external wall surfaces are made with exposed brickwork.	1925	Dec 16, 1987	199
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 1 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	139
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 3 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	140
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 5 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	141
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 7 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	142
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 9 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	143
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 11 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	144
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 13 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	145
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 14 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	156
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 15 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	146
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 16 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	157
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 17 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	147
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 18 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	158
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 19 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	148
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 20 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	159
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 21 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	149
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 22 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	160
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 23 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	150
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 24 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	161
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 25 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	151
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 26 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	162
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 27 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	152
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 28 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	163
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 29 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	153
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 30 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	164
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 31 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	154
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 32 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	165
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 33 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	155
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 34 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	166
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Bauerstraße 36 map	The mining houses in Brauerstraße were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft mbH (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Bauerstraße 5 + 7.9 + 11.13 + 15, 23 + 25, 27 + 29, 31 + 33, 14 + 16, 18 + 20, 22 + 24, 26 + 28, 30 + 32, 34 + 36: Miners 'settlement houses, house type: normal workers' apartment floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, four rooms, semi-detached houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof truss with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Window on the ground floor with wooden shutters. Stable extensions parallel to the street, in which the toilet facilities are also housed, single-storey buildings with a gable roof, eaves, design like residential houses. House Bauerstraße 21: House type like 5 + 7 but designed as a single house. Eaves, otherwise execution as Bauerstraße 5 + 7. Houses Bauerstraße 1 + 3 and 17 + 19: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Bauerstraße 5 + 7 in a modified form, semi-detached houses, gable-free, ridge line parallel on the house partition wall, single-storey with fully developed mansard roof. On the street side at the front corners of the house, toilet extensions on two floors. Toilet extensions with small pitched roofs grooved into the main roof of the residential building. The rising masonry of the attic is plastered and painted light. Execution otherwise like houses at Bauerstraße 5 + 7.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	167
	Catholic parish church of St. Barbara	Hückelhoven Brassertstrasse 6 map	Steel frame construction, plastered and painted light (white), with a bell tower on the side; built 1932/33. (Architect: Hermann Schagen from Düsseldorf)	1932-1933	Jan. 12, 1983	11
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Brassertstraße 20 map	The Brassertstrasse miners' settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Brassertstraße 24-44: Miners' settlement houses, house type: normal worker apartment type, floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, row of houses consisting of 11 houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Rising masonry in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof construction with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Behind the residential buildings there are courtyard buildings in which the toilets are also housed, single-storey, pitched roofs, otherwise designed as residential buildings. Houses Brassertstrasse 22 + 24 and 46 + 48: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Brassertstraße 24-44 in a modified form, protruding about 2.5 m opposite the house line 24-44 as end houses of the house line double houses, gable-independent, ridge line parallel on the house partition. Execution and design otherwise like houses at Brassertstrasse 22-44.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	168
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Brassertstraße 22 map	The Brassertstrasse miners' settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Brassertstraße 24-44: Miners' settlement houses, house type: normal worker apartment type, floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, row of houses consisting of 11 houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Rising masonry in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof construction with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Behind the residential buildings there are courtyard buildings in which the toilets are also housed, single-storey, pitched roofs, otherwise designed as residential buildings. Houses Brassertstrasse 22 + 24 and 46 + 48: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Brassertstraße 24-44 in a modified form, protruding about 2.5 m opposite the house line 24-44 as end houses of the house line double houses, gable-independent, ridge line parallel on the house partition. Execution and design otherwise like houses at Brassertstrasse 22-44.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	169
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Brassertstraße 24 map	The Brassertstrasse miners' settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Brassertstraße 24-44: Miners' settlement houses, house type: normal worker apartment type, floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, row of houses consisting of 11 houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Rising masonry in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof construction with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Behind the residential buildings there are courtyard buildings in which the toilets are also housed, single-storey, pitched roofs, otherwise designed as residential buildings. Houses Brassertstrasse 22 + 24 and 46 + 48: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Brassertstraße 24-44 in a modified form, protruding about 2.5 m opposite the house line 24-44 as end houses of the house line double houses, gable-independent, ridge line parallel on the house partition. Execution and design otherwise like houses at Brassertstrasse 22-44.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	170
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Brassertstraße 26 map	The Brassertstrasse miners' settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Brassertstraße 24-44: Miners' settlement houses, house type: normal worker apartment type, floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, row of houses consisting of 11 houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Rising masonry in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof construction with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Behind the residential buildings there are courtyard buildings in which the toilets are also housed, single-storey, pitched roofs, otherwise designed as residential buildings. Houses Brassertstrasse 22 + 24 and 46 + 48: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Brassertstraße 24-44 in a modified form, protruding about 2.5 m opposite the house line 24-44 as end houses of the house line double houses, gable-independent, ridge line parallel on the house partition. Execution and design otherwise like houses at Brassertstrasse 22-44.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	171
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Brassertstraße 28 map	The Brassertstrasse miners' settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Brassertstraße 24-44: Miners' settlement houses, house type: normal worker apartment type, floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, row of houses consisting of 11 houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Rising masonry in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof construction with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Behind the residential buildings there are courtyard buildings in which the toilets are also housed, single-storey, pitched roofs, otherwise designed as residential buildings. Houses Brassertstrasse 22 + 24 and 46 + 48: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Brassertstraße 24-44 in a modified form, protruding about 2.5 m opposite the house line 24-44 as end houses of the house line double houses, gable-independent, ridge line parallel on the house partition. Execution and design otherwise like houses at Brassertstrasse 22-44.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	172
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Brassertstrasse 30 map	The Brassertstrasse miners' settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Brassertstraße 24-44: Miners' settlement houses, house type: normal worker apartment type, floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, row of houses consisting of 11 houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Rising masonry in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof construction with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Behind the residential buildings there are courtyard buildings in which the toilets are also housed, single-storey, pitched roofs, otherwise designed as residential buildings. Houses Brassertstrasse 22 + 24 and 46 + 48: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Brassertstraße 24-44 in a modified form, protruding about 2.5 m opposite the house line 24-44 as end houses of the house line double houses, gable-independent, ridge line parallel on the house partition. Execution and design otherwise like houses at Brassertstrasse 22-44.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	173
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Brassertstraße 32 map	The Brassertstrasse miners' settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Brassertstraße 24-44: Miners' settlement houses, house type: normal worker apartment type, floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, row of houses consisting of 11 houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Rising masonry in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof construction with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Behind the residential buildings there are courtyard buildings in which the toilets are also housed, single-storey, pitched roofs, otherwise designed as residential buildings. Houses Brassertstrasse 22 + 24 and 46 + 48: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Brassertstraße 24-44 in a modified form, protruding about 2.5 m opposite the house line 24-44 as end houses of the house line double houses, gable-independent, ridge line parallel on the house partition. Execution and design otherwise like houses at Brassertstrasse 22-44.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	174
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Brassertstraße 34 map	The Brassertstrasse miners' settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Brassertstraße 24-44: Miners' settlement houses, house type: normal worker apartment type, floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, row of houses consisting of 11 houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Rising masonry in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof construction with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Behind the residential buildings there are courtyard buildings in which the toilets are also housed, single-storey, pitched roofs, otherwise designed as residential buildings. Houses Brassertstrasse 22 + 24 and 46 + 48: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Brassertstraße 24-44 in a modified form, protruding about 2.5 m opposite the house line 24-44 as end houses of the house line double houses, gable-independent, ridge line parallel on the house partition. Execution and design otherwise like houses at Brassertstrasse 22-44.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	175
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Brassertstraße 36 map	The Brassertstrasse miners' settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Brassertstraße 24-44: Miners' settlement houses, house type: normal worker apartment type, floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, row of houses consisting of 11 houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Rising masonry in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof construction with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Behind the residential buildings there are courtyard buildings in which the toilets are also housed, single-storey, pitched roofs, otherwise designed as residential buildings. Houses Brassertstrasse 22 + 24 and 46 + 48: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Brassertstraße 24-44 in a modified form, protruding about 2.5 m opposite the house line 24-44 as end houses of the house line double houses, gable-independent, ridge line parallel on the house partition. Execution and design otherwise like houses at Brassertstrasse 22-44.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	176
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Brassertstrasse 38 map	The Brassertstrasse miners' settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Brassertstraße 24-44: Miners' settlement houses, house type: normal worker apartment type, floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, row of houses consisting of 11 houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Rising masonry in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof construction with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Behind the residential buildings there are courtyard buildings in which the toilets are also housed, single-storey, pitched roofs, otherwise designed as residential buildings. Houses Brassertstrasse 22 + 24 and 46 + 48: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Brassertstraße 24-44 in a modified form, protruding about 2.5 m opposite the house line 24-44 as end houses of the house line double houses, gable-independent, ridge line parallel on the house partition. Execution and design otherwise like houses at Brassertstrasse 22-44.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	177
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Brassertstraße 40 map	The Brassertstrasse miners' settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Brassertstraße 24-44: Miners' settlement houses, house type: normal worker apartment type, floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, row of houses consisting of 11 houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Rising masonry in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof construction with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Behind the residential buildings there are courtyard buildings in which the toilets are also housed, single-storey, pitched roofs, otherwise designed as residential buildings. Houses Brassertstrasse 22 + 24 and 46 + 48: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Brassertstraße 24-44 in a modified form, protruding about 2.5 m opposite the house line 24-44 as end houses of the house line double houses, gable-independent, ridge line parallel on the house partition. Execution and design otherwise like houses at Brassertstrasse 22-44.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	178
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Brassertstraße 42 map	The Brassertstrasse miners' settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Brassertstraße 24-44: Miners' settlement houses, house type: normal worker apartment type, floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, row of houses consisting of 11 houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Rising masonry in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof construction with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Behind the residential buildings there are courtyard buildings in which the toilets are also housed, single-storey, pitched roofs, otherwise designed as residential buildings. Houses Brassertstrasse 22 + 24 and 46 + 48: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Brassertstraße 24-44 in a modified form, protruding about 2.5 m opposite the house line 24-44 as end houses of the house line double houses, gable-independent, ridge line parallel on the house partition. Execution and design otherwise like houses at Brassertstrasse 22-44.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	179
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Brassertstrasse 44 map	The Brassertstrasse miners' settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Brassertstraße 24-44: Miners' settlement houses, house type: normal worker apartment type, floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, row of houses consisting of 11 houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Rising masonry in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof construction with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Behind the residential buildings there are courtyard buildings in which the toilets are also housed, single-storey, pitched roofs, otherwise designed as residential buildings. Houses Brassertstrasse 22 + 24 and 46 + 48: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Brassertstraße 24-44 in a modified form, protruding about 2.5 m opposite the house line 24-44 as end houses of the house line double houses, gable-independent, ridge line parallel on the house partition. Execution and design otherwise like houses at Brassertstrasse 22-44.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	180
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Brassertstraße 46 map	The Brassertstrasse miners' settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Brassertstraße 24-44: Miners' settlement houses, house type: normal worker apartment type, floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, row of houses consisting of 11 houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Rising masonry in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof construction with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Behind the residential buildings there are courtyard buildings in which the toilets are also housed, single-storey, pitched roofs, otherwise designed as residential buildings. Houses Brassertstrasse 22 + 24 and 46 + 48: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Brassertstraße 24-44 in a modified form, protruding about 2.5 m opposite the house line 24-44 as end houses of the house line double houses, gable-independent, ridge line parallel on the house partition. Execution and design otherwise like houses at Brassertstrasse 22-44.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	181
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Brassertstraße 48 map	The Brassertstrasse miners' settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft (ABS). The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses Brassertstraße 24-44: Miners' settlement houses, house type: normal worker apartment type, floor plan 5.50 mx 8.40 m, row of houses consisting of 11 houses, eaves, ridge at right angles to the house partition wall, single storey with fully developed mansard roof. There is a two-window dormer in the roof axis of every house roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Solid building, basement or building base in natural stone Cyclops masonry. Rising masonry in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceiling, wooden roof construction with roof tiles. Wooden doors and windows. Behind the residential buildings there are courtyard buildings in which the toilets are also housed, single-storey, pitched roofs, otherwise designed as residential buildings. Houses Brassertstrasse 22 + 24 and 46 + 48: Miners' settlement houses, house type like Brassertstraße 24-44 in a modified form, protruding about 2.5 m opposite the house line 24-44 as end houses of the house line double houses, gable-independent, ridge line parallel on the house partition. Execution and design otherwise like houses at Brassertstrasse 22-44.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	182
	Hochkreuz	Hilfarth Breite Strasse / Marienstrasse map	Neo-Gothic high cross made of sandstone, painted, bluestone base, bronze body, end of the 19th century.	19th century	Jan. 21, 1983	31
	Catholic parish church St. Leonhard	Hilfarth Brückstrasse map	Three-aisled, neo-Gothic brick hall church with a slightly projecting transept, polygonal choir and west tower; 1904–1906 (cornerstone)	1904-1906	Jan. 12, 1983	14th
	Elementary school	Hilfarth Brückstrasse 2 map	School building, 2 storeys, 4: 2 axes, brick, door frames and window sills in bluestone, half-hip roof, outbuilding, 1849 (anchor pins)	1849	Oct. 29, 1985	48
	Half-timbered facade of residential house	Hilfarth Brückstrasse 36 map	Eaves-facing facade of the two-storey half-timbered house with a saddle roof from the late 17th century with a dated lintel, slightly set back from the street The Hilfarth building, Brückstraße 36, is the two-story residential building of a former multi-wing half-timbered courtyard. In the typical style of the farmhouses of the Heinsberg district, the gable roof protrudes over brackets on the eaves facing the courtyard. The half-timbered house built in 1681 was changed in the post-war period and the farm buildings were demolished. The view of the courtyard from that time has been preserved by a former owner who ran a photography business in Paris at the turn of the century.	17th century	0Dec 7, 2000	338
	Village cross	Schaufenberg Bürgerplatz map	High cross, sandstone, painted, cast iron body; 1879 (inscription). The cross was restored in 1980.	1879	Oct. 29, 1985	51
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Bürgerplatz 1 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	216
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Bürgerplatz 2 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	217
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Bürgerplatz 3 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	218
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Bürgerplatz 4 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	219
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Bürgerplatz 5 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	220
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Bürgerplatz 6 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	221
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Bürgerplatz 7 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising brickwork in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	222
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Bürgerplatz 8 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	223
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Bürgerplatz 9 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	224
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Bürgerplatz 10 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	225
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Bürgerplatz 11 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	226
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Bürgerplatz 12 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	227
	Wayside cross	Ratheim Buscher Strasse map	Concrete cross with metal body, bluestone base; 1830 (inscription)	1830	Jan. 21, 1983	32
	primary school	Hückelhoven Dinstühlerstraße map	Two-wing school building, 2 storeys, expanded attic, brick, 3: 4: 4 axes, saddle roofs at right angles to each other, south wing with crooked hip, gable facade Dinstühlerstraße with 6 different opening elements, extensions from 1961, year on plastered mirror (1914).	1914		321
more pictures	Catholic Church of St. Lambertus with baptismal font	Hückelhoven Dinstühlerstraße 49 map		1887	0May 8, 1990	12
	House Hückelhoven	Hückelhoven Dinstühlerstraße 51 map	Former moated castle, 2-storey, irregular brick building with Renaissance double gable, gable roofs and square, 4-storey Renaissance tower with 8-sided curved helmet, open lantern and onion dome. Only one gable remains from the outer bailey. Core 14./15. Century, alterations 16./17. Century, weather vane 1543	14th, 15th century	Dec 15, 1982	7th
	Facade of the residential building	Hückelhoven Dinstühlerstraße 89 map	Two-storey town house with half-timbered core and brick facade facing the street, 19th century, low storey height, eaves, three axes, clinker brick facade, door frames and plinth in cement plaster, bluestone window sills, block frieze under the eaves.	19th century	May 25, 1992	329
	Residential building	Hückelhoven Dinstühlerstraße 91 map	Two-storey business and residential building (formerly imperial post office), solid construction with brick facades, 19th century, bluestone window sills, block frieze under the eaves. 5-axis facade, laterally limited by wall templates. Showcase area 3 axes and entrance changed later	19th century	May 25, 1992	330
	Residential building	Hückelhoven Dinstühlerstraße 93 map	Residential house, street front with pseudo-classical facade, otherwise half-timbered, 2 storeys, gable roof, below 4, above 3 axes, probably 18th century.	13th century	0Oct 9, 1985	39
	Catholic parish church of St. Dionysius	Doveren Dionysius Street map	Brick hall church with polygonal choir; 1771. Badly damaged in World War II, rebuilt in 1949, sacristy on arch bridge renewed in 1950/51. Quarry stone west tower; 15th century, Romanesque core (1178).	15th century	Jan. 12, 1983	15th
	Chapel of St Joseph	Altmyhl Dorfstrasse map	Brick chapel, gable roof with turret, 1932.	1932	Nov 26, 1985	45
	Village cross	Altmyhl Dorfstraße, before 33 map	Neo-Gothic cross made of sandstone, stone body; Stone figure in niche, bluestone base; 1881 (inscription), restored in 1980.	1881	Jan. 21, 1983	35
	Elementary school	Altmyhl Dorfstraße 33 map	School house, brick, 1-storey, gable roof, 5 axes; 1877	1877	0Jan. 6, 1986	89
	Doverack crossroads	Hückelhoven Doverack map	Neo-Gothic high cross with altar, stone, painted, metal body; 1894 (inscription).	1899	Jan. 21, 1983	29
	Street facade of the residential building	Doveren Doverener Markt 3 map	From the former, four-winged brick courtyard, only the street facades are preserved. They are two-story and have five axes. Bluestone door frames and window sills, 19th century.	19th century	May 13, 1987	98
	Residential building	Doveren Doverener Markt 19 map	Residential house, corner house two-storey, ground floor brick masonry, plastered, upper floor half-timbered, half-hipped roof, 18th / 19th century Century. A structural unit with house number 21.	18. – 19. Century	0Oct 6, 1987	115
	Residential building	Doveren Doverener Markt 21 map	Residential house, corner house two-storey, ground floor brick masonry, plastered, upper floor half-timbered, half-hipped roof, 18th / 19th century Century. A structural unit with house number 19.	18. – 19. Century	0Oct 6, 1987	116
	Residential building	Doveren Doverhahn 86 card	Three-winged half-timbered courtyard, 18th century, two-storey, ground floor front partly massive brick gable at the back.	19th century	21 Sep 1986	92
	Residential building	Doveren Doverhahn 88 card	Three-wing half-timbered courtyard, partly solid ground floor front, two-story residential building, 1746 (inscription front door bar)	1746	Sep 11 1985	40
	Memorial to the Jansen family	Doveren Cemetery of Honor on the Church Map	Neo-Gothic high cross, sandstone, bluestone base, cross missing, Mary on console with pointed arch, tracery and crabs; 1860 (inscription)	1860	Oct 31, 1985	54
	Priest's grave Strerath	Doveren Cemetery of Honor on the Church Map	Residential house of a former farmstead, 2nd half of the 19th century, two-storey on the street, half-timbered, eaves, street front symmetrically structured with 4 windows combined in pairs, the modest building important as a conclusion to the street scene.	1867	Oct 31, 1985	55
	Daniels / Bennewitz family crypt	Doveren Cemetery of Honor on the Church Map	Large sandstone cross in the shape characteristic of the place, base with monstrance console, cross without body but with inscription, ornaments heavily weathered.			56
	Klausen family crypt	Doveren Cemetery of Honor on the Church Map	Sandstone, basalt lava base, with lateral battlements; 1878 (inscription).	1878	Oct 31, 1985	57
	Memorial of the Hüpgens family grave cross	Doveren Cemetery of Honor on the Church Map	Upright base with slender cross, bluestone, metal body; 1867 (inscription)	1867	Oct 31, 1985	58
	Crossroads at the residential building	Map of Kleingladbach Erkelenzer Straße 83	Wooden cross with roof, body, iron wreath around body, altar: concrete slab on masonry, 18th century.	18th century	0July 6, 1987	108
	Kleingladbach Chapel	Kleingladbach Eschenbroich map	Brick chapel with roof turret; 1854 (Türkeilstein)	1854	Jan. 12, 1983	20th
	Hochkreuz	Ratheim cemetery map	Bluestone, body bronze, inscription on base: 1910 (inscription)	1910	0Nov 6, 1985	67
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 1 map	The original settlement houses at Friedrichplatz 1 and 3 were converted into a factory kitchen during the war and after the war. The factory kitchen was given up in 1956. The settlement houses were then demolished and a new two-story office building for the construction department of the colliery was erected at the same place. In order to preserve the appearance of the square, the old building lines have largely been maintained and the design of the facade of the former group of houses 1-9 have been adapted. Instead of the former mansard roofs, a flat sloping hipped roof has been added to preserve the proportions. The building Friedrichplatz 1/3 is the western corner building of Friedrichplatz. For the entire ensemble, for house group 1-11 and finally for the architectural / urban design of the square or the setting of the square, a corner building is of decisive importance while maintaining the building alignment and the design features of the facade. It is part of the Friedrichplatz settlement feature. The simple and well-structured brick building architecture corresponds to the sense of style and the state of construction technology of the 1950s. On its own, the Friedrichplatz 1/3 building is probably not a monument within the meaning of the Monument Protection Act. In the house group Friedrichplatz 1-11 on parcel 402, however, it must be regarded as part of the settlement monument. The western Bauhaus row of Friedrichplatz would be a torso without a corner building. In addition, the entire layout of Friedrichplatz, which is the interface between the colliery's premises and the large settlement and at the same time the heart of the “Auf dem Hansberg” settlement, would be severely disturbed if the striking corner house were excluded from the ensemble. The house Friedrichplatz 1/3, which was redesigned in the 1950s but was well integrated into the settlement, is an unmistakable part of the house row Friedrichplatz 1-11, the defining corner house of Friedrichplatz and thus part of the listed miners' settlement "Auf dem Hansberg". As part of the oldest miners' settlement in Hückelhoven, it therefore requires protection and maintenance in accordance with the NRW Monument Protection Act.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	307
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 2 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	313
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 3 map	The original settlement houses at Friedrichplatz 1 and 3 were converted into a factory kitchen during the war and after the war. The factory kitchen was given up in 1956. The settlement houses were then demolished and a new two-story office building for the construction department of the colliery was erected at the same place. In order to preserve the appearance of the square, the old building lines have largely been maintained and the design of the facade of the former group of houses 1-9 have been adapted. Instead of the former mansard roofs, a flat sloping hipped roof has been added to preserve the proportions. The building Friedrichplatz 1/3 is the western corner building of Friedrichplatz. For the entire ensemble, for house group 1-11 and finally for the architectural / urban design of the square or the setting of the square, a corner building is of decisive importance while maintaining the building alignment and the design features of the facade. It is part of the Friedrichplatz settlement feature. The simple and well-structured brick building architecture corresponds to the sense of style and the state of construction technology of the 1950s. On its own, the Friedrichplatz 1/3 building is probably not a monument within the meaning of the Monument Protection Act. In the house group Friedrichplatz 1-11 on parcel 402, however, it must be regarded as part of the settlement monument. The western Bauhaus row of Friedrichplatz would be a torso without a corner building. In addition, the entire layout of Friedrichplatz, which is the interface between the colliery's premises and the large settlement and at the same time the heart of the “Auf dem Hansberg” settlement, would be severely disturbed if the striking corner house were excluded from the ensemble. The house Friedrichplatz 1/3, which was redesigned in the 1950s but was well integrated into the settlement, is an unmistakable part of the house row Friedrichplatz 1-11, the defining corner house of Friedrichplatz and thus part of the listed miners' settlement "Auf dem Hansberg". As part of the oldest miners' settlement in Hückelhoven, it therefore requires protection and maintenance in accordance with the NRW Monument Protection Act.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	308
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 4 map	Two-storey business and residential building (formerly imperial post office), solid construction with brick facades, 19th century, bluestone window sills, block frieze under the eaves. 5-axis facade, laterally limited by wall templates. Showcase area 3 axes and entrance changed later	19th century	May 25, 1992	314
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 5 map	Miner's house as the middle house of the row of houses. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a right-angled floor plan and a towed roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	309
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 6 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	315
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 7 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	310
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 8 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	316
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 9 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	311
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 10 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	317
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 11 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	312
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 12 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	318
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 13 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	319
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 14 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	320
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 15 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	299
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 16 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	289
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 17 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	279
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 18 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	290
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 19 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	280
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 20 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	291
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 21 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	281
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 22 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	302
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 23 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	300
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 24 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	292
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 25 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	282
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 26 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	293
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 27 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	283
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 28 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	294
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 29 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	284
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 30 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	296
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 31 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	301
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 32 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	297
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 33 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	285
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 34 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	304
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 35 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	303
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 36 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	305
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 37 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	286
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 38 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	306
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 39 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	287
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Friedrichplatz 40 map	Miners' house as part of the redevelopment of the square. Massive building, partially with a basement, one storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves. In contrast to the standard house type, the living room area is bay-shaped with a polygonal floor plan under the normal roof. Brick masonry, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan roofing. There is an elongated dormer in the central axis of the roof. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	295
	Wayside cross	Doveren Gansbroich map	High cross made of bluestone, relief body, figure console, coat of arms in the base; 1749 (inscription)	1706	Jan. 19, 1983	25th
	Wayside cross	Ratheim Garsbeck map	Ashlar with body, formerly an old wooden cross, 1935	1935	0Nov 6, 1985	69
	Residential building	Hückelhoven Gladbacher Strasse 58 map	Two-storey, gable-independent house in 3 axes was built as a retirement home. The base of the basement protrudes from the rest of the facade. The façade rising above it is plastered with a coarse-grained spray plaster and the gable surface under the half-hip roof is covered with artificial slate. The lower right window of the street facade is larger than the other windows and has its own window division with architraves with special window decorations in the forms of the turn of the century. On the ground floor the windows can be closed with wooden shutters. The gable has a smaller window opening in the middle. The entrance hall connects to the main building with a transverse gable. The two-winged entrance is covered with a roof from around 1900, which is slated. The woods are typically carved and connected with wooden nails like a carpenter. A two-step staircase leads out to the house to an intermediate landing with a small mosaic paving, which is decorated with a kind of paved "iron cross". From here, a six-step staircase made of basalt lava leads to the two-winged front door, which is nailed with wrought iron nails as a decoration. The upper floor projects a little in front of the first floor. Here, above the entrance hall, there is a living room with a wide window that is triple-coupled within the opening. In its upper part it has a small sprouting and sliding window below. This window can also be closed with a wooden roller shutter. The decoration of the street front is repeated on this page. The gable and eaves protrude far. To the right of the house is a gate to the walled farm yard. At the back of the house on the upper floor in front of a round-arched window door there is an old balcony system made of beam concrete. Most of the parapet is currently destroyed. The internal layout of the architecture still clearly shows the house's role as a retreat for a wealthy family. In accordance with the construction period, the ceilings are simple with rounded corners and edges. Floors, doors and the wall tiling in the kitchen have largely been preserved. A double-leaf glass door forms the end of the stairwell. From the room behind the entrance stairs, an arched passage leads into the hallway. This is covered with hexagonal red tiles, as they were often used during the construction period. Double-leaf doors have also been installed in the rooms facing the street. The windows on the ground floor still have the old roller shutter boxes. The two-flight staircase to the upper floor has a wooden railing decorated with decorations from the turn of the century and the World War. The entire house has a modern basement. The ceilings above the basement are concrete ceilings with inlaid beams. At the rear of the main building there is a brick utility wing. Different doors and a double-leaf gate make the old use clear. This extension is covered with a gable roof. In this utility wing there are the same concrete-filled girder ceilings as above the basement. Later additions are attached to the farm wing and the courtyard wall is attached to them.	1900	22 Aug 1996	335
	Village cross	Millich Gronewaldstrasse map	Stone with metal body; 1891 (inscription).	1891	Oct. 29, 1985	50
	House Millich, residential house and gate building	Millich Gronewaldstrasse 44 map	4-wing courtyard, main building plaster, curved double-stepped baroque gable, 2 storeys, gable roof, 2: 3 axes; 1728 (anchor pins).	1728	Dec 15, 1982	4th
	Residential building	Millich Gronewaldstrasse 46 map	Brick Winkelhof , plastered front, two-story house, gable roof, bluestone door, 1809 (Türkeilstein)	1809	Oct 31, 1985	60
	Good Gansbroich	Doveren Gut Gansbroich map	Four-wing courtyard, formerly with water fence, two-storey residential building, half-timbered, ground floor partly brick, partly white grout, 1661 (residential house lintel) floating gable, brick annex, 1777 (anchor pin gate entrance), 19th century annex.	1661	27 Sep 1985	44
more pictures	Gut Grittern , manor house and farm building	Doveren Gut Grittern Map	Main building, former moated castle, brick Renaissance stepped gable, three-storey, 16th century, changed around 1900, rebuilt in 1970/75. This notification is part of the registration notification dated March 30, 1994: Three-wing bailey, 19th century West wing: barn, three arched gate entrances separated by a fire protection wall, with a compass rose with weathercock, walled arched entrances on the field side. Roof truss 20th century (renewed after a fire between the world wars). In anchor pins IAH or IVH (Hompesch). To the north at a right angle to this barn, single-storey stables with a high attic, partly rebuilt in 1945, with square or arched stable windows and external storage staircase made of iron, which comes from the renovation phase, right courtyard passage with basket arch. East wing with coach house and residential wing, two-story, eight-axis on the upper floor. Various entrances to the coach house. Converted to prison accommodation during the war. Former living rooms on the upper floor. An administration building was built in front of the east wing at the end of the 19th century. Brick sight. 2: 3 axes at the level of the upper floor floor on the eaves side a block frieze.	16th century	0July 6, 1987 u. March 30, 1994	99
	Gut Marienhof	Doveren Gut Marienhof map	Four-wing courtyard, brick, two-storey house, mansard roof, partially plastered, 3: 2 axes, shed: two storeys, hipped roof.	1815	May 25, 1992	328
	Old pharmacy	Hückelhoven Haagstrasse 2 u 2a map	Two-storey brick house, 7 axes, bluestone walls, mansard roof, courtyard building, two-storey, gable roof, built in 1756, burned down in 1790, rebuilt in 1791.	1756	0July 6, 1987	103
	Spichartz restaurant u gate entrance	Hückelhoven Haagstrasse 4 + 4a map	Two-storey building with a gable roof, 10-axis brick with plaster, doors with bluestone walls, gate entrance with basket arch, built in 1790 (information provided by the owner). The building at Haagstrasse 4a forms a structural unit with the house at Haagstrasse 4.	1719	House No. 4 August 6, 1987; House number 4a September 25, 1987	114
	Residential building and residential / office building	Hückelhoven Haagstrasse 5 map	Residential / office building, 2 storeys with entrance gate, saddle roof, old door leaf, door with bluestone walls (reworked), 18th century.	18th century	Oct 15, 1985	42
	Residential building	Hückelhoven Haagstrasse 7 map	Brick building, two-story, two-winged, wing only slightly protruding, hipped roof, 3: 2 axes, bay window, balcony and gable in the central axis on the street side, built in 1923.	1923	0July 6, 1987	104
	Protestant parish church	Hückelhoven Haagstrasse 8 map	Neo-Gothic brick hall church with polygonal choir, transept and west tower; 1890/91, spire crashed in 1945, rebuilt in 1966/67.	1890-1891	Jan. 12, 1983	13
	Ev. Parish house	Hückelhoven Haagstrasse 9 map	Residential building with gate entrance, 2 storeys, gable roof 7 axes, brick, door frames in bluestone, 1791 (anchor pins).	1791	27 Sep 1985	43
	Kreuder Doverack memorial stone	Hückelhoven Haagstrasse, Ev. Cemetery card	Trapezoidal memorial stone with a two-step base with saddle-shaped end stone with inscription; Blaustein, 1871 (inscription).	1871	July 22, 1986	74
	Memorial of the Kreuder family	Hückelhoven Haagstrasse, Ev. Cemetery card	Rectangular monument with a raised coat of arms on a two-tiered base, sandstone; 1908 (inscription)	1908	July 22, 1986	75
	Memorial of the Jansen family	Hückelhoven Haagstrasse, Ev. Cemetery card	Trapezoidal memorial on a three-tiered base made of red sandstone with a classical gable top, on which there is a relief: 2 hands 1848 (inscription).	1848	July 23, 1986	76
	Memorial to the Gillessen family	Hückelhoven Haagstrasse, Ev. Cemetery card	Slender, high-rectangular monument on a simple base with a curved hood, relief; Cross and accompanying branches; Sandstone; 1862 (inscription).	1862	July 23, 1986	77
	Grave slab	Hückelhoven Haagstrasse, Ev. Cemetery card	Reclining rectangular grave slab, sandstone with two writing fields and a coat of arms in the middle: presumably a bull's head, 1734.	1734	July 23, 1986	78
	Memorial grave plate Feldges Kreuder	Hückelhoven Haagstrasse, Ev. Cemetery card	Reclining rectangular memorial stone with raised alliance coat of arms: Kreuder /? (Apple or ermine depiction), helmet ornament in baroque jewelry variety surrounds coat of arms; Bluestone.		July 23, 1986	79
	Memorial Fam.Pelzer	Hückelhoven Haagstrasse, Ev. Cemetery card	Trapezoidal memorial stone on a two-tiered base, frieze, curved hood with classicistic decorative wheel and attached urn, 1847 (inscription)	1847	July 23, 1986	80
	Monument to the Blancke family	Hückelhoven Haagstrasse, Ev. Cemetery card	Four-tier stele with central pallet, red sandstone with inlaid white sandstone relief plate; Mid-19th century, stonemason: H. Nolden, Coesfeld.	19th century	July 22, 1986	81
	Hochkreuz Fam.Bünten	Hückelhoven Haagstrasse, Ev. Cemetery card	Bluestone grave cross in neo-Gothic form, on the back inlaid marble slab with inscription; on the front iron inscription plate, 19th century.	19th century	July 22, 1986	82
	Monument to the Blancke Faber family	Hückelhoven Haagstrasse, Ev. Cemetery card	Obelisk on base, upper part damaged, bluestone; 1832 (inscription).	1832	July 22, 1986	83
	Wayside cross	Ratheim Hagbrucher Strasse map	Free-standing wooden cross with roof and wooden body; 1771 (inscription). Restored in 1973.	1771	Jan. 21, 1983	33
	Residential building	Ratheim Hagbrucher Strasse 3 map	Half-timbered house, 2 storeys, half-timbered outer walls on three sides still available. The upper part of the rear gable wall still consists of half-timbering, which is plastered. The street-side gable facade is made of solid masonry on the ground floor and the first floor and the top of the gable are made of clay framework. The half-timbering of the first floor is plastered on the outside. The original front door has been preserved; all windows have been renewed several times over the years. Some of the wooden beam ceilings are still there, but the undersides are smoothly clad and plastered. Only the roof trusses remain of the original roof structure, all other roof parts have been renewed due to the effects of the war.	1704	05th Sep 1990	324
	town hall	Brachelen Hauptstrasse 81 map	2-storey brick house in 6 axes, 3 axes gabled and pulled forward. Panel frieze above the ground floor; around 1900.	1900	Nov 28, 1985	84
	Maria-Hilf chapel	Brachelen Hauptstrasse 161 map	Neo-Gothic brick chapel with roof turret; 1879.	1879	Dec 20, 1985	87
	Residential building front building	Brachelen Hauptstrasse 188 map	3-wing brick courtyard, two-storey residential building, in 3 axes and gate axis, window frames in bluestone, around 1800. Protection only for the front building.	1800	19 Sep 1985	41
	Street facade and vaulted cellar	Brachelen Hauptstrasse 198 map	Two-storey brick facade of a formerly three-winged courtyard, on the right with an arched entrance. Dated 1837 by anchor pins. Eaves cornice with sawtooth and block frieze. Three axes of arched window openings, two-winged windows with skylights. Iron shutters on the ground floor. Bluestone window sills, plastered plinth. Brick vaulted cellar, clay floor.	1837	July 25, 1994	332
more pictures	House Hall , manor house and outer bailey as an ensemble	Ratheim Haus Hall map	Moated castle. Mansion: Main wing, 2 storeys, 5 axes, plastered, bluestone walls; Courtyard side in the central axis. - Entrance, coat of arms carved into stone above, with outside staircase; Mansard tent roof. Side wing: 2 storeys, 2 axes, mansard tent roofs, plastered, bluestone walls. 3-wing bailey: Consisting of 2 gate structures in the side wings and agricultural buildings in the central wing, gate structures raised with hipped roofs. Farm buildings with pitched roofs. Kern mansion 1785 (probably older), side wing / mansion 1904	1785	Nov 11, 1982	1
	Haus Horrig , residential house and gate building	Brachelen Haus Horrig Card	4-wing brick courtyard, plastered house, two-storey above a high base, 5 axes, hipped roof, ancillary buildings partly in half-timbered construction; Core 15./17. and 18th century, remodeled in 1907.	15th, 17th, 18th centuries	Dec 15, 1982	5
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Hochstrasse 1 map	The house group Hochstrasse 1-5 consists of three residential units in a straight line. The houses are eaves with a continuous eaves and ridge line, without cheek walls at the house entrances. The free-standing right gable side is unplastered, on the plastered left gable (no. 1) there is a (probably renewed) lateral eaves extension; Behind No. 3/5 an attached toilet and stable house divided in the middle. The house group Hochstrasse 7 - 31 consists of thirteen residential units in a row staggered up the slope. The corner houses nos. 7/9 and 29/31 are preferred towards the gable, with slightly higher zoned gables than the double residential units spanned between them, which are arranged towards the eaves. Houses 15-23 have continuous eaves and ridge lines. The gable-facing corner buildings, each with two residential units, have side entrances; with the exception of numbers 7 and 31, none of the entrances have any side walls. The eaves side of No. 7 is plastered, otherwise brick-facing wall surfaces. The middle residential unit because of the odd number of apartments without an attached toilet / stable house, but with a corresponding free-standing transverse construction in the garden. Otherwise, at the rear, the divided toilet / stall extensions with saddle roofs. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	346
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Hochstrasse 3 map	The house group Hochstrasse 1-5 consists of three residential units in a straight line. The houses are eaves with a continuous eaves and ridge line, without cheek walls at the house entrances. The free-standing right gable side is unplastered, on the plastered left gable (no. 1) there is a (probably renewed) lateral eaves extension; Behind No. 3/5 an attached toilet and stable house divided in the middle. The house group Hochstrasse 7 - 31 consists of thirteen residential units in a row staggered up the slope. The corner houses nos. 7/9 and 29/31 are preferred towards the gable, with slightly higher zoned gables than the double residential units spanned between them, which are arranged towards the eaves. Houses 15-23 have continuous eaves and ridge lines. The gable-facing corner buildings, each with two residential units, have side entrances; with the exception of numbers 7 and 31, none of the entrances have any side walls. The eaves side of No. 7 is plastered, otherwise brick-facing wall surfaces. The middle residential unit because of the odd number of apartments without an attached toilet / stable house, but with a corresponding free-standing transverse construction in the garden. Otherwise, at the rear, the divided toilet / stall extensions with saddle roofs. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	347
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Hochstrasse 5 map	The house group Hochstrasse 1-5 consists of three residential units in a straight line. The houses are eaves with a continuous eaves and ridge line, without cheek walls at the house entrances. The free-standing right gable side is unplastered, on the plastered left gable (no. 1) there is a (probably renewed) lateral eaves extension; Behind No. 3/5 an attached toilet and stable house divided in the middle. The house group Hochstrasse 7 - 31 consists of thirteen residential units in a row staggered up the slope. The corner houses nos. 7/9 and 29/31 are preferred towards the gable, with slightly higher zoned gables than the double residential units spanned between them, which are arranged towards the eaves. Houses 15-23 have continuous eaves and ridge lines. The gable-facing corner buildings, each with two residential units, have side entrances; with the exception of numbers 7 and 31, none of the entrances have any side walls. The eaves side of No. 7 is plastered, otherwise brick-facing wall surfaces. The middle residential unit because of the odd number of apartments without an attached toilet / stable house, but with a corresponding free-standing transverse construction in the garden. Otherwise, at the rear, the divided toilet / stall extensions with saddle roofs. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	348
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Hochstrasse 7 map	The house group Hochstrasse 1-5 consists of three residential units in a straight line. The houses are eaves with a continuous eaves and ridge line, without cheek walls at the house entrances. The free-standing right gable side is unplastered, on the plastered left gable (no. 1) there is a (probably renewed) lateral eaves extension; Behind No. 3/5 an attached toilet and stable house divided in the middle. The house group Hochstrasse 7 - 31 consists of thirteen residential units in a row staggered up the slope. The corner houses nos. 7/9 and 29/31 are preferred towards the gable, with slightly higher zoned gables than the double residential units spanned between them, which are arranged towards the eaves. Houses 15-23 have continuous eaves and ridge lines. The gable-facing corner buildings, each with two residential units, have side entrances; with the exception of numbers 7 and 31, none of the entrances have any side walls. The eaves side of No. 7 is plastered, otherwise brick-facing wall surfaces. The middle residential unit because of the odd number of apartments without an attached toilet / stable house, but with a corresponding free-standing transverse construction in the garden. Otherwise, at the rear, the divided toilet / stall extensions with saddle roofs. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.		0Apr 8, 2002	349
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Hochstrasse 9 map	The house group Hochstrasse 1-5 consists of three residential units in a straight line. The houses are eaves with a continuous eaves and ridge line, without cheek walls at the house entrances. The free-standing right gable side is unplastered, on the plastered left gable (no. 1) there is a (probably renewed) lateral eaves extension; Behind No. 3/5 an attached toilet and stable house divided in the middle. The house group Hochstrasse 7 - 31 consists of thirteen residential units in a row staggered up the slope. The corner houses nos. 7/9 and 29/31 are preferred towards the gable, with slightly higher zoned gables than the double residential units spanned between them, which are arranged towards the eaves. Houses 15-23 have continuous eaves and ridge lines. The gable-facing corner buildings, each with two residential units, have side entrances; with the exception of numbers 7 and 31, none of the entrances have any side walls. The eaves side of No. 7 is plastered, otherwise brick-facing wall surfaces. The middle residential unit because of the odd number of apartments without an attached toilet / stable house, but with a corresponding free-standing transverse construction in the garden. Otherwise, at the rear, the divided toilet / stall extensions with saddle roofs. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	350
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Hochstrasse 11 map	The house group Hochstrasse 1-5 consists of three residential units in a straight line. The houses are eaves with a continuous eaves and ridge line, without cheek walls at the house entrances. The free-standing right gable side is unplastered, on the plastered left gable (no. 1) there is a (probably renewed) lateral eaves extension; Behind No. 3/5 an attached toilet and stable house divided in the middle. The house group Hochstrasse 7 - 31 consists of thirteen residential units in a row staggered up the slope. The corner houses nos. 7/9 and 29/31 are preferred towards the gable, with slightly higher zoned gables than the double residential units spanned between them, which are arranged towards the eaves. Houses 15-23 have continuous eaves and ridge lines. The gable-facing corner buildings, each with two residential units, have side entrances; with the exception of numbers 7 and 31, none of the entrances have any side walls. The eaves side of No. 7 is plastered, otherwise brick-facing wall surfaces. The middle residential unit because of the odd number of apartments without an attached toilet / stable house, but with a corresponding free-standing transverse construction in the garden. Otherwise, at the rear, the divided toilet / stall extensions with saddle roofs. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	351
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Hochstrasse 13 map	The house group Hochstrasse 1-5 consists of three residential units in a straight line. The houses are eaves with a continuous eaves and ridge line, without cheek walls at the house entrances. The free-standing right gable side is unplastered, on the plastered left gable (no. 1) there is a (probably renewed) lateral eaves extension; Behind No. 3/5 an attached toilet and stable house divided in the middle. The house group Hochstrasse 7 - 31 consists of thirteen residential units in a row staggered up the slope. The corner houses nos. 7/9 and 29/31 are preferred towards the gable, with slightly higher zoned gables than the double residential units spanned between them, which are arranged towards the eaves. Houses 15-23 have continuous eaves and ridge lines. The gable-facing corner buildings, each with two residential units, have side entrances; with the exception of numbers 7 and 31, none of the entrances have any side walls. The eaves side of No. 7 is plastered, otherwise brick-facing wall surfaces. The middle residential unit because of the odd number of apartments without an attached toilet / stable house, but with a corresponding free-standing transverse construction in the garden. Otherwise, at the rear, the divided toilet / stall extensions with saddle roofs. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	352
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Hochstrasse 15 map	The house group Hochstrasse 1-5 consists of three residential units in a straight line. The houses are eaves with a continuous eaves and ridge line, without cheek walls at the house entrances. The free-standing right gable side is unplastered, on the plastered left gable (no. 1) there is a (probably renewed) lateral eaves extension; Behind No. 3/5 an attached toilet and stable house divided in the middle. The house group Hochstrasse 7 - 31 consists of thirteen residential units in a row staggered up the slope. The corner houses nos. 7/9 and 29/31 are preferred towards the gable, with slightly higher zoned gables than the double residential units spanned between them, which are arranged towards the eaves. Houses 15-23 have continuous eaves and ridge lines. The gable-facing corner buildings, each with two residential units, have side entrances; with the exception of numbers 7 and 31, none of the entrances have any side walls. The eaves side of No. 7 is plastered, otherwise brick-facing wall surfaces. The middle residential unit because of the odd number of apartments without an attached toilet / stable house, but with a corresponding free-standing transverse construction in the garden. Otherwise, at the rear, the divided toilet / stall extensions with saddle roofs. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	353
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Hochstrasse 17 map	The house group Hochstrasse 1-5 consists of three residential units in a straight line. The houses are eaves with a continuous eaves and ridge line, without cheek walls at the house entrances. The free-standing right gable side is unplastered, on the plastered left gable (no. 1) there is a (probably renewed) lateral eaves extension; Behind No. 3/5 an attached toilet and stable house divided in the middle. The house group Hochstrasse 7 - 31 consists of thirteen residential units in a row staggered up the slope. The corner houses nos. 7/9 and 29/31 are preferred towards the gable, with slightly higher zoned gables than the double residential units spanned between them, which are arranged towards the eaves. Houses 15-23 have continuous eaves and ridge lines. The gable-facing corner buildings, each with two residential units, have side entrances; with the exception of numbers 7 and 31, none of the entrances have any side walls. The eaves side of No. 7 is plastered, otherwise brick-facing wall surfaces. The middle residential unit because of the odd number of apartments without an attached toilet / stable house, but with a corresponding free-standing transverse construction in the garden. Otherwise, at the rear, the divided toilet / stall extensions with saddle roofs. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	354
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Hochstrasse 19 map	The house group Hochstrasse 1-5 consists of three residential units in a straight line. The houses are eaves with a continuous eaves and ridge line, without cheek walls at the house entrances. The free-standing right gable side is unplastered, on the plastered left gable (no. 1) there is a (probably renewed) lateral eaves extension; Behind No. 3/5 an attached toilet and stable house divided in the middle. The house group Hochstrasse 7 - 31 consists of thirteen residential units in a row staggered up the slope. The corner houses nos. 7/9 and 29/31 are preferred towards the gable, with slightly higher zoned gables than the double residential units spanned between them, which are arranged towards the eaves. Houses 15-23 have continuous eaves and ridge lines. The gable-facing corner buildings, each with two residential units, have side entrances; with the exception of numbers 7 and 31, none of the entrances have any side walls. The eaves side of No. 7 is plastered, otherwise brick-facing wall surfaces. The middle residential unit because of the odd number of apartments without an attached toilet / stable house, but with a corresponding free-standing transverse construction in the garden. Otherwise, at the rear, the divided toilet / stall extensions with saddle roofs. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	355
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Hochstrasse 21 map	The house group Hochstrasse 1-5 consists of three residential units in a straight line. The houses are eaves with a continuous eaves and ridge line, without cheek walls at the house entrances. The free-standing right gable side is unplastered, on the plastered left gable (no. 1) there is a (probably renewed) lateral eaves extension; Behind No. 3/5 an attached toilet and stable house divided in the middle. The house group Hochstrasse 7 - 31 consists of thirteen residential units in a row staggered up the slope. The corner houses nos. 7/9 and 29/31 are preferred towards the gable, with slightly higher zoned gables than the double residential units spanned between them, which are arranged towards the eaves. Houses 15-23 have continuous eaves and ridge lines. The gable-facing corner buildings, each with two residential units, have side entrances; with the exception of numbers 7 and 31, none of the entrances have any side walls. The eaves side of No. 7 is plastered, otherwise brick-facing wall surfaces. The middle residential unit because of the odd number of apartments without an attached toilet / stable house, but with a corresponding free-standing transverse construction in the garden. Otherwise, at the rear, the divided toilet / stall extensions with saddle roofs. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	356
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Hochstrasse 23 map	The house group Hochstrasse 1-5 consists of three residential units in a straight line. The houses are eaves with a continuous eaves and ridge line, without cheek walls at the house entrances. The free-standing right gable side is unplastered, on the plastered left gable (no. 1) there is a (probably renewed) lateral eaves extension; Behind No. 3/5 an attached toilet and stable house divided in the middle. The house group Hochstrasse 7 - 31 consists of thirteen residential units in a row staggered up the slope. The corner houses nos. 7/9 and 29/31 are preferred towards the gable, with slightly higher zoned gables than the double residential units spanned between them, which are arranged towards the eaves. Houses 15-23 have continuous eaves and ridge lines. The gable-facing corner buildings, each with two residential units, have side entrances; with the exception of numbers 7 and 31, none of the entrances have any side walls. The eaves side of No. 7 is plastered, otherwise brick-facing wall surfaces. The middle residential unit because of the odd number of apartments without an attached toilet / stable house, but with a corresponding free-standing transverse construction in the garden. Otherwise, at the rear, the divided toilet / stall extensions with saddle roofs. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	357
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Hochstrasse 25 map	The house group Hochstrasse 1-5 consists of three residential units in a straight line. The houses are eaves with a continuous eaves and ridge line, without cheek walls at the house entrances. The free-standing right gable side is unplastered, on the plastered left gable (no. 1) there is a (probably renewed) lateral eaves extension; Behind No. 3/5 an attached toilet and stable house divided in the middle. The house group Hochstrasse 7 - 31 consists of thirteen residential units in a row staggered up the slope. The corner houses nos. 7/9 and 29/31 are preferred towards the gable, with slightly higher zoned gables than the double residential units spanned between them, which are arranged towards the eaves. Houses 15-23 have continuous eaves and ridge lines. The gable-facing corner buildings, each with two residential units, have side entrances; with the exception of numbers 7 and 31, none of the entrances have any side walls. The eaves side of No. 7 is plastered, otherwise brick-facing wall surfaces. The middle residential unit because of the odd number of apartments without an attached toilet / stable house, but with a corresponding free-standing transverse construction in the garden. Otherwise, at the rear, the divided toilet / stall extensions with saddle roofs. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	358
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Hochstrasse 27 map	The house group Hochstrasse 1-5 consists of three residential units in a straight line. The houses are eaves with a continuous eaves and ridge line, without cheek walls at the house entrances. The free-standing right gable side is unplastered, on the plastered left gable (no. 1) there is a (probably renewed) lateral eaves extension; Behind No. 3/5 an attached toilet and stable house divided in the middle. The house group Hochstrasse 7 - 31 consists of thirteen residential units in a row staggered up the slope. The corner houses nos. 7/9 and 29/31 are preferred towards the gable, with slightly higher zoned gables than the double residential units spanned between them, which are arranged towards the eaves. Houses 15-23 have continuous eaves and ridge lines. The gable-facing corner buildings, each with two residential units, have side entrances; with the exception of numbers 7 and 31, none of the entrances have any side walls. The eaves side of No. 7 is plastered, otherwise brick-facing wall surfaces. The middle residential unit because of the odd number of apartments without an attached toilet / stable house, but with a corresponding free-standing transverse construction in the garden. Otherwise, at the rear, the divided toilet / stall extensions with saddle roofs. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	359
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Hochstrasse 29 map	The house group Hochstrasse 1-5 consists of three residential units in a straight line. The houses are eaves with a continuous eaves and ridge line, without cheek walls at the house entrances. The free-standing right gable side is unplastered, on the plastered left gable (no. 1) there is a (probably renewed) lateral eaves extension; Behind No. 3/5 an attached toilet and stable house divided in the middle. The house group Hochstrasse 7 - 31 consists of thirteen residential units in a row staggered up the slope. The corner houses nos. 7/9 and 29/31 are preferred towards the gable, with slightly higher zoned gables than the double residential units spanned between them, which are arranged towards the eaves. Houses 15-23 have continuous eaves and ridge lines. The gable-facing corner buildings, each with two residential units, have side entrances; with the exception of numbers 7 and 31, none of the entrances have any side walls. The eaves side of No. 7 is plastered, otherwise brick-facing wall surfaces. The middle residential unit because of the odd number of apartments without an attached toilet / stable house, but with a corresponding free-standing transverse construction in the garden. Otherwise, at the rear, the divided toilet / stall extensions with saddle roofs. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	360
	Restaurant citizens	Schaufenberg Hochstrasse 30 map	The house group Hochstrasse 1-5 consists of three residential units in a straight line. The houses are eaves with a continuous eaves and ridge line, without cheek walls at the house entrances. The free-standing right gable side is unplastered, on the plastered left gable (no. 1) there is a (probably renewed) lateral eaves extension; Behind No. 3/5 an attached toilet and stable house divided in the middle. The house group Hochstrasse 7 - 31 consists of thirteen residential units in a row staggered up the slope. The corner houses nos. 7/9 and 29/31 are preferred towards the gable, with slightly higher zoned gables than the double residential units spanned between them, which are arranged towards the eaves. Houses 15-23 have continuous eaves and ridge lines. The gable-facing corner buildings, each with two residential units, have side entrances; with the exception of numbers 7 and 31, none of the entrances have any side walls. The eaves side of No. 7 is plastered, otherwise brick-facing wall surfaces. The middle residential unit because of the odd number of apartments without an attached toilet / stable house, but with a corresponding free-standing transverse construction in the garden. Otherwise, at the rear, the divided toilet / stall extensions with saddle roofs. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	323
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Hochstrasse 31 map	The house group Hochstrasse 1-5 consists of three residential units in a straight line. The houses are eaves with a continuous eaves and ridge line, without cheek walls at the house entrances. The free-standing right gable side is unplastered, on the plastered left gable (no. 1) there is a (probably renewed) lateral eaves extension; Behind No. 3/5 an attached toilet and stable house divided in the middle. The house group Hochstrasse 7 - 31 consists of thirteen residential units in a row staggered up the slope. The corner houses nos. 7/9 and 29/31 are preferred towards the gable, with slightly higher zoned gables than the double residential units spanned between them, which are arranged towards the eaves. Houses 15-23 have continuous eaves and ridge lines. The gable-facing corner buildings, each with two residential units, have side entrances; with the exception of numbers 7 and 31, none of the entrances have any side walls. The eaves side of No. 7 is plastered, otherwise brick-facing wall surfaces. The middle residential unit because of the odd number of apartments without an attached toilet / stable house, but with a corresponding free-standing transverse construction in the garden. Otherwise, at the rear, the divided toilet / stall extensions with saddle roofs. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	361
	House cross at the Bürgersaal	Rurich Hompeschstraße / Am Bürgersaal map	Wooden cross with roof, partly renewed, on bluestone base, body made of cast iron; 18./19. Century.	18th, 19th century	Oct. 29, 1985	49
more pictures	Catholic parish church Herz Jesu	Rurich Hompeschstraße / Kippinger Straße map	Three-aisled brick hall church with polygonal choir (net vault) and roof turret; Kern 1869/70.	1869-1870	Jan. 12, 1983	18th
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Honigmannplatz 1 card	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	200
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Honigmannplatz 2 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	201
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Honigmannplatz 3 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	202
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Honigmannplatz 4 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	203
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Honigmannplatz 5 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	204
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Honigmannplatz 6 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	205
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Honigmannplatz 7 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	206
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Honigmannplatz 8 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1–12, Honigmannplatz 1–8, Jacobastraße 99–113, Hochstraße 1–5 and 7–31 as well as Jägerstraße 2–12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The houses at Bürgerplatz 1–12 are long, straight rows of houses with 12 houses. Houses 1–4 and 9–12 form the side wings of the main group and are eaves. Houses 5-8 are the center piece of the main group, the gable roof covers two residential houses each. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The gable roofs are again equipped with an intermediate roof parallel to the main building axis. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising masonry in brick masonry exposed masonry. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the central houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings. The house group Honigmannplatz 1–8 comprises eight residential buildings in a straight line of houses. The last two houses on both sides are designed as gable houses, with the gable roof covering two apartments. The four middle houses are eaves. Otherwise the same as the buildings at Bürgerplatz 1–12. The house group Jacobastraße 99–113 consists of eight single-family houses in a straight line of houses. All houses are eaves. Execution otherwise like the houses at Bürgerplatz 1-12.	1921	Dec 16, 1987	207
	Crossroads Horst	Kleingladbach Horst / Romersmühle Map	Slender high cross on a two-step base, two-step base of the cross, on it a block of letters with a surrounding frieze, on which the middle part worked as a figure niche and finally the upper part of the cross with a cast-iron body, slightly recessed inscription plate, built in 1907, bluestone. The cross structure has been severely damaged by various causes in recent years. A thorough restoration was carried out in 1987.	1907	June 23, 1988	232
	Wayside cross	Millich Hubertus- / Kobbenthaler Strasse map	Tall, four-part stone cross, reconstruction in 1990. Base and plinth simply cuboid, pointed bluestone. The base bears the inscription "unica spes 1792–1929". Sharpened center shaft made of bluestone, the simple shape has been adapted to the other parts. The upper part of the cross made of bluestone with curved and polished contours, with a raised body and cross-inscription flag. Head of the body tilted to the right. The age of the top cannot be determined. Judging by its shape, the cross head belongs to the late Baroque. The upper part is slightly damaged, but has been preserved several times.	1729	0Nov 2, 1990	325
	Village pump	Hückelhoven Im Rhin 12/14 map	Cast iron pump; around 1900.	1900	Dec 20, 1985	88
	Dorfkreuz sports hall	Hückelhoven In der Schlee card	Wooden cross with wooden body; 1879. Fundamentally restored in 1976. (Original location: former house in Hückelhoven, An Romersmühle 108; new location from 1976: niche at the sports hall Hückelhoven, In der Schlee.)	1879	Jan. 21, 1983	28
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven In der Schlee 34 card	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	127
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven In der Schlee 35 card	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	133
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven In der Schlee 36 card	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	128
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven In der Schlee 37 card	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	134
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven In der Schlee 38 card	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	129
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven In der Schlee 39 card	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	135
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven In der Schlee 40 card	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	130
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven In der Schlee 41 card	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	136
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven In der Schlee 43 card	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	137
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven In der Schlee 45 card	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	138
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven In der Schlee 50 card	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	131
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven In der Schlee 52 card	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	132
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Jacobastraße 99 map	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	208
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Jacobastrasse 101 map	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	209
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Jacobastraße 103 map	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	210
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Jacobastraße 105 map	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	211
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Jacobastraße 107 map	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	212
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Jacobastrasse 109 map	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	213
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Jacobastraße 111 map	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	214
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Jacobastraße 113 map	The miners' settlement houses in Schlee 34-52 and 35-53 were built in 1926/27 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Houses in the Schlee 40 + 42, 44 + 46, 41 + 43 and 45 + 47: The aforementioned houses are the middle part of the long rows of houses. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, base surfaces plastered, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, plastered drift stone masonry above. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-story toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. Houses in the Schlee 34 + 36, 50 + 52, 35 + 37 and 51 + 53: In order to loosen up the rows of houses, the houses mentioned are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The houses are equipped with a gable and raised pitched roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof. In houses 36, 48, 37, and 51, the building protrusion goes through the middle of the stairwell / entrance hall. Otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50 Houses in the Schlee 35 + 53 and 34 + 52: These are single-family rental houses that are at the end of the row of houses. They have gable roofs in connection with the neighboring houses. There is one residential unit each on the ground floor and one on the upper floor. The building entrances face the street on the outside. Execution otherwise like the houses In der Schlee 34 - 50. Houses In der Schlee 36 + 48 and 39 + 49 These are two-horse rental houses, where only one half has an eaves and the other half has a gable roof . The gable section of this house has a projection of about 3 m. Execution otherwise like the houses in the Schlee 35 to 53.	1926-1927	Dec 16, 1987	215
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Jägerstrasse 2 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1 - 12, Honigmannplatz 1 - 8, Jacobastraße 99 - 113, Hochstraße 1 - 5 and 7 - 31 as well as Jägerstraße 2 - 12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The house group Jägerstraße 2 - 12 consists of six residential units in a row slightly staggered up the slope. The houses are arranged at the eaves, horizontal lines are staggered after each semi-detached house. The entrances have no cheek walls, no. 2 and 4 have been retrofitted with simple metal railings. The right gable side (No. 2) is plastered, the left brick side. At the back, three-part toilet / stable houses. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising brickwork in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the middle houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	340
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Jägerstrasse 4 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1 - 12, Honigmannplatz 1 - 8, Jacobastraße 99 - 113, Hochstraße 1 - 5 and 7 - 31 as well as Jägerstraße 2 - 12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The house group Jägerstraße 2 - 12 consists of six residential units in a row slightly staggered up the slope. The houses are arranged at the eaves, horizontal lines are staggered after each semi-detached house. The entrances have no cheek walls, no. 2 and 4 have been retrofitted with simple metal railings. The right gable side (No. 2) is plastered, the left brick side. At the back, three-part toilet / stable houses. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising brickwork in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the middle houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	341
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Jägerstrasse 6 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1 - 12, Honigmannplatz 1 - 8, Jacobastraße 99 - 113, Hochstraße 1 - 5 and 7 - 31 as well as Jägerstraße 2 - 12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The house group Jägerstraße 2 - 12 consists of six residential units in a row slightly staggered up the slope. The houses are arranged at the eaves, horizontal lines are staggered after each semi-detached house. The entrances have no cheek walls, no. 2 and 4 have been retrofitted with simple metal railings. The right gable side (No. 2) is plastered, the left brick side. At the back, three-part toilet / stable houses. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising brickwork in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the middle houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	342
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Jägerstrasse 8 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1 - 12, Honigmannplatz 1 - 8, Jacobastraße 99 - 113, Hochstraße 1 - 5 and 7 - 31 as well as Jägerstraße 2 - 12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The house group Jägerstraße 2 - 12 consists of six residential units in a row slightly staggered up the slope. The houses are arranged at the eaves, horizontal lines are staggered after each semi-detached house. The entrances have no cheek walls, no. 2 and 4 have been retrofitted with simple metal railings. The right gable side (No. 2) is plastered, the left brick side. At the back, three-part toilet / stable houses. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising brickwork in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the middle houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	343
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Jägerstrasse 10 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1 - 12, Honigmannplatz 1 - 8, Jacobastraße 99 - 113, Hochstraße 1 - 5 and 7 - 31 as well as Jägerstraße 2 - 12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The house group Jägerstraße 2 - 12 consists of six residential units in a row slightly staggered up the slope. The houses are arranged at the eaves, horizontal lines are staggered after each semi-detached house. The entrances have no cheek walls, no. 2 and 4 have been retrofitted with simple metal railings. The right gable side (No. 2) is plastered, the left brick side. At the back, three-part toilet / stable houses. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising brickwork in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the middle houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	344
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Schaufenberg Jägerstrasse 12 map	The miners' settlement, Schaufenberg, Bürgerplatz 1 - 12, Honigmannplatz 1 - 8, Jacobastraße 99 - 113, Hochstraße 1 - 5 and 7 - 31 as well as Jägerstraße 2 - 12 were built in 1921 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlungsgesellschaft. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. The house group Jägerstraße 2 - 12 consists of six residential units in a row slightly staggered up the slope. The houses are arranged at the eaves, horizontal lines are staggered after each semi-detached house. The entrances have no cheek walls, no. 2 and 4 have been retrofitted with simple metal railings. The right gable side (No. 2) is plastered, the left brick side. At the back, three-part toilet / stable houses. Miners 'settlement houses, house type: Workers' normal apartment floor plan 5.50 × 8.42 m. One storey with a fully developed mansard roof. There is a dormer window in the roof axis of each individual house. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. The middle houses at the gable end have no dormers. Solid buildings, basement or building plinth in natural stone Cyclopean masonry. Rising brickwork in exposed brickwork. Door and window openings covered with profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with roof tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. There were originally wooden shutters on the ground floor. There are anchor pins in the gables of the middle houses, they result in the lettering "anno 1921". There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. The extensions are single-storey and have gable roofs. The design corresponds to that of the residential buildings.	1921	0Apr 8, 2002	345
	Lady Chapel	Baal Kapellenstrasse map	Brick chapel, plastered and painted, with 6-sided, irregular floor plan and tent roof; At the end of the 19th century.	15th century	05th July 1988	62
	Haus Kaphof manor house	Hilfarth Kaphofweg map	Brick building in a four-wing courtyard. Manor house: 2 floors, 3 axes, front door axis gabled, mansard roof. To the east of the manor house adjoining gate building: 2 floors, adjoining secondary house: 2 floors, gable roof, stepped gable. Built in 1899. (The farm buildings - three-sided courtyard buildings - are not listed).	1899	Jan. 21, 1983	37
more pictures	Catholic parish church of St. Gereon	Brachelen Kirchgrabenstrasse 19 map	Three-aisled brick church with polygonal choir and west tower; Central nave and choir 15./16. Century, side aisle with 5 horizontal gable roofs 17th century, tower 19th century.	19th century	Jan. 12, 1983	16
	Pavilion in the parish garden in Brachelen	Brachelen Kirchgrabenstrasse map	Brick, one storey, regular 8-sided floor plan, tent roof with onion hood; Mid 19th century.	19th century	0Jan. 6, 1986	90
	4 baroque crosses on the parish church	Brachelen Kirchgrabenstrasse map	1. stone; AO 1770 THE 9th 8BRIS DIED THE HONORABLE JOHANNE KUPPENBENDER AGED 48 YEARS HIS WIFE ANNA CATHARINA WILLEMS DIED 17 AT THE RIP 2nd stone: shows the crucified Jesus with the inscription INRI TREINGEN TOMAS AND HER SYSTER BERBGEN SINT IN GOT ASLEEP 1634 OCTOBE 8 3rd stone: shows Jesus crucified with the inscription INRI 4. Stone: The stone is very badly weathered and can no longer be read.	1693	0July 6, 1987	106
	House Klein-Künkel	Doveren Klein Künkel Card	Former moated castle, two-storey main building with baroque gable, gable roof, cross-stock window; 1587, alterations in 1644, 1750 and 1975/77. Bailey on one floor with saddle roofs; Renewed in 1970/77, corner building designed as three-storey residential towers.	1587	Jan. 19, 1983	21st
	Old people's home	Brachelen Klosterberg 5 card	Main building two to three floors, plastered, hipped roof, ridge turret, outer bailey around 1900, two floors, 4: 6 axes, brick. Early 18th century, monastery founded in 1865, chapel in 1884, destroyed in the war. Registered building parts: From the main building: surrounding masonry with portal, the roof and the vaulted cellar under the left part of the building. The right wing of the former farm building	18th century	22 Aug 1991	326
	Hochkreuz cemetery	Doveren Kreuzherrenweg map	Neo-Gothic bluestone cross and bronze body, inscription on the base, around 1900	19th century	Apr 28, 1987	94
	Wayside cross	Ratheim Krickelberg map	High cross, neo-Gothic bluestone base, cast iron body; 19th century	19th century	Jan. 19, 1983	23
	Residential building	Millich Kringsstrasse 1 map	The formerly irregularly closed courtyard of the oldest house in Millich consists of a gable, baroque residential building, with an adjoining wing with a half-timbered bay window. In the hall there is a very artfully decorated and sawn timber lintel with the date 1609. The roof structure that this part of the building has and the bay window design suggest that it could have been built in the 17th century. In the bay window there are still the original cross-frame windows, or a cross-bar and two cross-frame windows. The bay protruding on consoles is tapped in the truss area. The Cologne ceilings, including the chimney that used to be there, must have been built in the early 17th century. The replacement of the chimney can still be seen in the ceiling. In the gable-facing house there is still a baroque baluster staircase. The flights of stairs are baroque stairs chiselled in all the way to the granary. The storage staircase is taken between the individual steps. Inside are still the old baroque room doors. Both the front door and the yard door of the apartment building are original Dutch doors appoint . On the street side, the doors are decorated with decorations from the early 19th century. The windows on the gable side give the impression that the recognizable changes to the old roof structure most likely were made in the 19th century. However, the roof slope does not correspond to any inclination that was customary for the time. In the back of this building there is a former kitchen room with a fireplace, lined with Maas pebbles. A chimney is installed in the right corner of the fireplace, which is used for the oven in the basement. The cellar is arched from brick, so it is baroque. The basement access from the courtyard corresponds to the old basement entrances, as they were common in the Aachen-Heinsberger area, with the sloping basement exit flap on the outer wall. From the entrance to the house on the courtyard side, there is a basement exit and a staircase to the presumably original kitchen or living room as an up-camera. Behind the baroque house, the stables were expanded or renewed in the 19th century. The blankets were designed as Prussian caps. According to the owner, Lohe was processed in the house. For another use, old ceramic tiles have been laid on the residential building; a brewery store is said to have been here. Despite the changes caused by the demolition of the barn, the courtyard complex at Kringsstrasse 1 still clearly shows the design features of the half-timbered houses from the period between the Thirty Years' War and the invasion of the French revolutionary troops in the area of ​​the Heinsberg district, especially due to the effects of the Second World War Rhineland.	1778	29 Sep 1994	331
	Wayside cross	Doveren Cooler Yard Map	Way cross made of cast iron on concrete and bluestone base; At the end of the 19th century.	19th century	Jan. 19, 1983	26th
	Cool yard	Doveren Cooler Yard Map	Four-wing courtyard, brick, two-storey residential building, 5: 2 axes, half-hip roof, two-storey coach house - half-hip roofs, stable building - half-hip roofs, 1875 (Jahresstein).	1875	July 11, 1988	228
	Wayside cross	Brachelen Linnicher Strasse map	Bluestone with relief body, base with niche, 1783 (inscription), restored in 1978 and repositioned on Linnicher Straße.	1783	Oct 31, 1985	53
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Lungstraßplatz 1 map	The Lungstraßplatz settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft. The architects were Caspar Maria Grod. Detached single-family semi-detached houses. Houses on the street side have two storeys, on the garden side one storey. Solid construction, basement in tamped concrete, rising masonry in pumice perforated bricks, plastered, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. The plastered surfaces of the outer walls are painted light. Originally the windows on the first floor had wooden shutters.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	183
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Lungstraßplatz 2 map	The Lungstraßplatz settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft. The architects were Caspar Maria Grod. Detached single-family semi-detached houses. Houses on the street side have two storeys, on the garden side one storey. Solid construction, basement in tamped concrete, rising masonry in pumice perforated bricks, plastered, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. The plastered surfaces of the outer walls are painted light. Originally the windows on the first floor had wooden shutters.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	184
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Lungstraßplatz 3 map	The Lungstraßplatz settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft. The architects were Caspar Maria Grod. Detached single-family semi-detached houses. Houses on the street side have two storeys, on the garden side one storey. Solid construction, basement in tamped concrete, rising masonry in pumice perforated bricks, plastered, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. The plastered surfaces of the outer walls are painted light. Originally the windows on the first floor had wooden shutters.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	185
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Lungstraßplatz 4 map	The Lungstraßplatz settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft. The architects were Caspar Maria Grod. Detached single-family semi-detached houses. Houses on the street side have two storeys, on the garden side one storey. Solid construction, basement in tamped concrete, rising masonry in pumice perforated bricks, plastered, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. The plastered surfaces of the outer walls are painted light. Originally the windows on the first floor had wooden shutters.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	186
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Lungstraßplatz 5 map	The Lungstraßplatz settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft. The architects were Caspar Maria Grod. Detached single-family semi-detached houses. Houses on the street side have two storeys, on the garden side one storey. Solid construction, basement in tamped concrete, rising masonry in pumice perforated bricks, plastered, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. The plastered surfaces of the outer walls are painted light. Originally the windows on the first floor had wooden shutters.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	187
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Lungstraßplatz 6 map	The Lungstraßplatz settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft. The architects were Caspar Maria Grod. Detached single-family semi-detached houses. Houses on the street side have two storeys, on the garden side one storey. Solid construction, basement in tamped concrete, rising masonry in pumice perforated bricks, plastered, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. The plastered surfaces of the outer walls are painted light. Originally the windows on the first floor had wooden shutters.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	188
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Lungstraßplatz 7 map	The Lungstraßplatz settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft. The architects were Caspar Maria Grod. Detached single-family semi-detached houses. Houses on the street side have two storeys, on the garden side one storey. Solid construction, basement in tamped concrete, rising masonry in pumice perforated bricks, plastered, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. The plastered surfaces of the outer walls are painted light. Originally the windows on the first floor had wooden shutters.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	189
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Lungstraßplatz 8 map	The Lungstraßplatz settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft. The architects were Caspar Maria Grod. Detached single-family semi-detached houses. Houses on the street side have two storeys, on the garden side one storey. Solid construction, basement in tamped concrete, rising masonry in pumice perforated bricks, plastered, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. The plastered surfaces of the outer walls are painted light. Originally the windows on the first floor had wooden shutters.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	190
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Lungstraßplatz 9 map	The Lungstraßplatz settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft. The architects were Caspar Maria Grod. Detached single-family semi-detached houses. Houses on the street side have two storeys, on the garden side one storey. Solid construction, basement in tamped concrete, rising masonry in pumice perforated bricks, plastered, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. The plastered surfaces of the outer walls are painted light. Originally the windows on the first floor had wooden shutters.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	191
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Lungstraßplatz 10 map	The Lungstraßplatz settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft. The architects were Caspar Maria Grod. Detached single-family semi-detached houses. Houses on the street side have two storeys, on the garden side one storey. Solid construction, basement in tamped concrete, rising masonry in pumice perforated bricks, plastered, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. The plastered surfaces of the outer walls are painted light. Originally the windows on the first floor had wooden shutters.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	192
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Lungstraßplatz 11 map	The Lungstraßplatz settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft. The architects were Caspar Maria Grod. Detached single-family semi-detached houses. Houses on the street side have two storeys, on the garden side one storey. Solid construction, basement in tamped concrete, rising masonry in pumice perforated bricks, plastered, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. The plastered surfaces of the outer walls are painted light. Originally the windows on the first floor had wooden shutters.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	193
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Lungstraßplatz 12 map	The Lungstraßplatz settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft. The architects were Caspar Maria Grod. Detached single-family semi-detached houses. Houses on the street side have two storeys, on the garden side one storey. Solid construction, basement in tamped concrete, rising masonry in pumice perforated bricks, plastered, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. The plastered surfaces of the outer walls are painted light. Originally the windows on the first floor had wooden shutters.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	194
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Lungstraßplatz 13 map	The Lungstraßplatz settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft. The architects were Caspar Maria Grod. Detached single-family semi-detached houses. Houses on the street side have two storeys, on the garden side one storey. Solid construction, basement in tamped concrete, rising masonry in pumice perforated bricks, plastered, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. The plastered surfaces of the outer walls are painted light. Originally the windows on the first floor had wooden shutters.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	195
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Lungstraßplatz 14 map	The Lungstraßplatz settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft. The architects were Caspar Maria Grod. Detached single-family semi-detached houses. Houses on the street side have two storeys, on the garden side one storey. Solid construction, basement in tamped concrete, rising masonry in pumice perforated bricks, plastered, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. The plastered surfaces of the outer walls are painted light. Originally the windows on the first floor had wooden shutters.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	196
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Lungstrassplatz 15 map	The Lungstraßplatz settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft. The architects were Caspar Maria Grod. Detached single-family semi-detached houses. Houses on the street side have two storeys, on the garden side one storey. Solid construction, basement in tamped concrete, rising masonry in pumice perforated bricks, plastered, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. The plastered surfaces of the outer walls are painted light. Originally the windows on the first floor had wooden shutters.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	197
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Lungstrassplatz 16 map	The Lungstraßplatz settlement houses were built between 1926 and 1928 by the Aachener Bergmannssiedlunggesellschaft. The architects were Caspar Maria Grod. Detached single-family semi-detached houses. Houses on the street side have two storeys, on the garden side one storey. Solid construction, basement in tamped concrete, rising masonry in pumice perforated bricks, plastered, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows and wooden doors. The plastered surfaces of the outer walls are painted light. Originally the windows on the first floor had wooden shutters.	1926-1928	Dec 16, 1987	198
	Mahrhof	Millich Mahrhof map	Brick building wings of a four-wing courtyard, the core of which was built in 1560 and expanded in 1883. Gate building: 2 storeys, gable roof. Adjacent building to the southwest of the gate building: 2 storeys, gable roof. Cellar wing (with vaults) to the northeast of the gate building. Adjacent residential building: 2 storeys, gable roof. Enclosing square courtyard (floor plan). Stable building: Brick building, two storeys, saddle roof, angular, with gate building as an intermediate wing to the residential building. Year of construction 1883. Barn building: Brick building with a gable roof without a false ceiling. The building height roughly corresponds to the stable building. Year of construction 1883 Remise: Open hall on the courtyard side with a gable roof as an intermediate wing between the barn and the gate building. The outer enclosing walls of the three aforementioned components are identical to the outer wall of the courtyard square	1560	09 Mar 1983 u. 3rd October 1986	38
	Village pump	Hilfarth Marienstraße 54 map	Cast iron pump; At the end of the 19th century.	19th century	Oct 31, 1985	61
	Residential house facade	Hückelhoven Markt 12 map	Two-storey house, saddle roof, 6 axes, formerly brick, new plaster, gate entrance over 2 axes, 19th century. Only the facade is placed under monument protection.	19th century	0May 2, 1989	235
	Street cross market	Hückelhoven Markt 25 map	Wooden cross with roof and body, 1852, restored 1986.	1852	Apr 30, 1987	97
	Residential building school residential building	Hückelhoven Martin - Luther - Straße 29, 31, 33 map	In 1929, a symmetrically constructed complex was built below the mining settlement on the mountain in the open area to the site. Two teachers' houses built on the street frame the school building a little further back. The three objects with the wall at the end of the street, the central staircase and the pylons that emphasize the staircase form a school ensemble in the typical forms of brick expressionism and make a very urban impression. The facades of the two-storey teachers' houses over a high base are divided into 1 to 2 axes and the two-story school building over a high base and with an extended attic in 3 to 9 axes. The classrooms are each 3-axis. To decorate the building, the architect used brick bands between the windows and the entrance projecting, which are also repeated in the school front yard wall and on the pylons. This design and the combination of the longitudinal facade through the two-tiered dormer design give the complex its peculiar charm. All three buildings are covered with hipped roofs, which are given the shape typical of the twenties by means of slips and cantilevered box cornices. The windows in the school building have the format of a horizontal rectangle and are divided twice vertically and once horizontally, only once in the basement. In the teachers' houses, the horizontal formats on the street side are asymmetrically divided and the standing openings on the entrance sides are undivided. As with the school, the entrance was brought forward like a risk. The facade structure changes towards the front garden, here there are two undivided windows on the ground floor and a small balcony on consoles in front of a French door on the upper floor. In the residential buildings, the entrance steps, the outer staircase facing the street and the covering of the wall are made of artificial stone. The symmetry that is customary in the time and building style is underlined by the side entrance stairs to the teachers 'houses, the rounded wall in front of the central staircase that ends in the pylons, the flagpoles and the planting on the front garden and the small triangular dormers of the teachers' houses.	1929	Sep 30 1994	333
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 12 map	The Mokwastraße miners' housing estate was built between 1925 and 1926 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, above it plastered driftstone masonry. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors, originally folding shutters on the windows of the ground floor. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-storey toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building, followed by stables. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. In order to loosen up the long row of houses on Mokwastraße, the houses are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The aforementioned houses are equipped with a gable roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof.	1925-1926	Dec 16, 1987	117
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 14 map	The Mokwastraße miners' housing estate was built between 1925 and 1926 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, above it plastered driftstone masonry. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors, originally folding shutters on the windows of the ground floor. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-storey toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building, followed by stables. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. In order to loosen up the long row of houses on Mokwastraße, the houses are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The aforementioned houses are equipped with a gable roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof.	1925-1926	Dec 16, 1987	118
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 16 map	The Mokwastraße miners' housing estate was built between 1925 and 1926 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, above it plastered driftstone masonry. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors, originally folding shutters on the windows of the ground floor. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-storey toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building, followed by stables. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. In order to loosen up the long row of houses on Mokwastraße, the houses are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The aforementioned houses are equipped with a gable roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof.	1925-1926	Dec 16, 1987	119
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 17 map	Miners' house as the end of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	236
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 18 map	The Mokwastraße miners' housing estate was built between 1925 and 1926 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, above it plastered driftstone masonry. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors, originally folding shutters on the windows of the ground floor. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-storey toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building, followed by stables. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. In order to loosen up the long row of houses on Mokwastraße, the houses are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The aforementioned houses are equipped with a gable roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof.	1925-1926	Dec 16, 1987	120
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 19 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	237
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 20 map	The Mokwastraße miners' housing estate was built between 1925 and 1926 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, above it plastered driftstone masonry. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors, originally folding shutters on the windows of the ground floor. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-storey toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building, followed by stables. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. In order to loosen up the long row of houses on Mokwastraße, the houses are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The aforementioned houses are equipped with a gable roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof.	1925-1926	Dec 16, 1987	121
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 21 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	238
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 22 map	The Mokwastraße miners' housing estate was built between 1925 and 1926 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, above it plastered driftstone masonry. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors, originally folding shutters on the windows of the ground floor. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-storey toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building, followed by stables. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. In order to loosen up the long row of houses on Mokwastraße, the houses are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The aforementioned houses are equipped with a gable roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof.	1925-1926	Dec 16, 1987	122
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 23 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	239
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 24 map	The Mokwastraße miners' housing estate was built between 1925 and 1926 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, above it plastered driftstone masonry. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors, originally folding shutters on the windows of the ground floor. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-storey toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building, followed by stables. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. In order to loosen up the long row of houses on Mokwastraße, the houses are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The aforementioned houses are equipped with a gable roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof.	1925-1926	Dec 16, 1987	123
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 25 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	240
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 26 map	The Mokwastraße miners' housing estate was built between 1925 and 1926 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, above it plastered driftstone masonry. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors, originally folding shutters on the windows of the ground floor. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-storey toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building, followed by stables. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. In order to loosen up the long row of houses on Mokwastraße, the houses are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The aforementioned houses are equipped with a gable roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof.	1925-1926	Dec 16, 1987	124
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 27 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	241
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 28 map	The Mokwastraße miners' housing estate was built between 1925 and 1926 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, above it plastered driftstone masonry. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors, originally folding shutters on the windows of the ground floor. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-storey toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building, followed by stables. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. In order to loosen up the long row of houses on Mokwastraße, the houses are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The aforementioned houses are equipped with a gable roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof.	1925-1926	Dec 16, 1987	125
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 29 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	242
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 30 map	The Mokwastraße miners' housing estate was built between 1925 and 1926 by the Sophia-Jacoba union. The architect was a Dipl.-Arch. EE Strasser. Miners' settlement houses, house type: Two-in-hand rental house with 4 apartments for small families. Floor plan 8.00 mx 13.80 m. The apartments consist of 3 rooms, a separate toilet and a stable room. The 2 apartments on the ground floor each have a room on the top floor. The entrance hall, the stairwell, the corridors and the garden are shared by the 4 families. Row houses, two-storey, eaves, massive building. Basement in concrete, rising masonry up to the window parapet of the upper floor in exposed brickwork, above it plastered driftstone masonry. The plastered surfaces are profiled and not painted. Door and window openings on the ground floor are covered with profiled concrete lintels. Wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof trusses with tiles, wooden windows, wooden doors, originally folding shutters on the windows of the ground floor. Behind the residential buildings, in the courtyard area, there are two-storey toilet extensions at right angles to the main axis of the building, followed by stables. The design of the toilet extensions is adapted to the main buildings, they have small gable roofs that are grooved into the main roofs. The stable buildings are single-storey and also have gable roofs. Otherwise execution as above. In order to loosen up the long row of houses on Mokwastraße, the houses are set in front of the building line of the middle houses about 3 m. The aforementioned houses are equipped with a gable roof. The ridge line lies on the house partition. The adjoining eaves roofs are grooved into this gable roof.	1925-1926	Dec 16, 1987	126
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 31 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	270
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 33 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	271
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 35 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	243
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 37 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	272
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 39 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	273
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 41 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	274
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 43 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	244
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 45 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	245
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 47 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	246
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 49 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	247
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 51 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	248
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 53 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	249
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 55 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	250
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 57 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	251
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 59 / Friedrichplatz 39 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	288
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 61 / Friedrichplatz 40 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	298
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 63 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	252
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 65 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	253
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 67 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	254
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 69 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	255
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 71 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	256
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 73 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	257
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 75 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	258
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 77 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	275
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 79 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	276
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 81 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	259
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 83a map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	260
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 83b map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	261
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 85 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	262
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 87 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	277
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 89 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	278
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 91 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	263
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 93 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	264
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 95 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	265
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 97 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	266
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 99 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	267
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 101 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	268
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Hückelhoven Mokwastraße 103 map	Miner's house as part of a long row of houses. The row of houses is divided into four-house groups in the lines and staggered in height according to the course of the terrain. Massive building, partly with a basement, one-storey with a fully developed mansard roof, facing the eaves, brickwork, door and window openings covered with heavily profiled concrete lintels, wooden beam ceilings, wooden roof construction with clay pan covering, in the central axis of the roof there is a 2-window dormer. The dormer roof is integrated into the upper roof of the mansard roof. Wooden doors and windows. There are courtyard buildings behind the houses, which also house the toilets. Single-storey buildings, saddle roofs, execution otherwise like the residential houses.	1920	0Aug 5, 1991	269
	Residential building	Doveren Mölleberg 63 map	Residential house, two-storey, half-timbered, ground floor partly renewed in brick, 18th century	18th century	0July 6, 1987	102
	Tomb pastor Poll Hochkreuz	Hilfarth Nohlmannstrasse (cemetery) map	Sandstone high cross on bluestone base, without body, priest's grave; 1869 (inscription). The cross was restored in 1981.	1869	0Nov 5, 1985	64
	Gravestones as well as those who died in war	Hilfarth Nohlmannstrasse (cemetery) map	Cross group with memorial plaques, bluestone, cross with bronze body, 2 bronze statues: 1928 (inscription)	1928	0Nov 6, 1985	71
	Residential building	Hilfarth Nohlmannstrasse 20 map	Brick building complex, two-storey main building, saddle roof, 8 axes, ground floor windows renewed.	1647	July 11, 1988	230
	Residential building	Hilfarth Nohlmannstraße 22/24 map	Three-winged brick courtyard, white grouted, gable roofs, e.g. Partly wood block frame; 18./19. Century (core older). (Former Franciscan convent St. Leonhard was dissolved in 1802)	18./19. Century	July 11, 1988	229
	Catholic parish church St. Stephanus	Kleingladbach Palandstrasse 64 map	Three-aisled brick church with polygonal choir and west tower; Central nave and choir 15./16. Century, side aisle with 5 horizontal gable roofs 17th century, tower 19th century.	19th century	Jan. 12, 1983	19th
	Hochkreuz old cemetery	Map of Kleingladbach Palandstrasse	Neo-Gothic, sandstone, basalt lava base, stone body, figural niche with console, family crypt Vuras; 1884 (inscription).	1884	0Nov 6, 1985	66
	Baroque cross in the church wall	Map of Kleingladbach Palandstrasse	Blue stone cross in baroque shapes with a cup with lid and cross. Below is an inscription in Latin that proves that the pastor from Kleingladbach, Humbroich, died on February 2, 1775. An hourglass and a skull and the letters RIP are carved under the inscription.	1775	18 Mar 1988	100
	Mission cross (forecourt church)	Map of Kleingladbach Palandstrasse	Wooden cross with roof, wooden body, mission cross; 1747 (inscription) Update from August 21, 1996: The mission cross was restored in 1991/92 and still hangs on the outer wall of the listed barn of the Kleingladbach property, Palandstrasse 58 (former court). The crucifix was restored in 1993/94, and the crown of thorns was also restored. Since March 1996, the crucifix has been hanging on a simple wooden cross in the interior of the Catholic parish church of St. Stephanus, Kleingladbach, to protect it from the weather.	1747	0Nov 6, 1985	70
	Wayside cross	Kleingladbach Palandstrasse / Im Siel map	Way cross made of bluestone, painted, figure niche and body, base basalt lava; 1888 (inscription)	1888	Jan. 21, 1983	36
	former court	Map of Kleingladbach Palandstrasse 56	4-wing brick courtyard, 3-storey, 3-axis residential building with pilasters, next to it a 2-storey, 5-axis extension, with 2 half-timbered wings. 19th century. The former courthouse today consists of two building halves on separate parcels. The building at Palandstrasse 56 forms a structural unit with the neighboring house at Palandstrasse 58	19th century	June 22, 1987	96
	former court	Kleingladbach Palandstrasse 58 map	4-wing brick courtyard, 3-storey, 3-axis residential building with pilasters, next to it a 2-storey, 5-axis extension, with 2 half-timbered wings. 19th century. The former courthouse today consists of two building halves on separate parcels. The building at Palandstrasse 58 forms a structural unit with the neighboring building at Palandstrasse 56	19th century	Apr 30, 1987	95
	former monastery / chaplaincy	Kleingladbach Palandstrasse 61 map	2-winged residential building, solid, brick, 2 storeys, saddle roof, 5 axes, front door axis gabled, bluestone door walls, bluestone window sills, enclosure wall with iron grilles, outbuildings, end of the 19th century.	19th century	0July 6, 1987	105
	Residential building	Map of Kleingladbach Palandstrasse 78	3-wing half-timbered courtyard, partly renewed in brick, saddle roof, floating gable, residential house attached to the gable, ground floor brick; 1686 (inscription), partially renewed in the 19th century, the facade of the residential building restored in 1983.	1686	Oct. 29, 1985	46
	Wayside cross	Brachelen Randerather Weg map	Wayside cross made of bluestone with relief body, family coat of arms, console, partly renewed; 1706 (inscription)	1706	Jan. 19, 1983	22nd
	Doveren Town Hall	Doveren Rathausstrasse 1 map	Former town hall, two-storey, brick, five axes, central axis filled with concrete, end of the 19th century. The building was converted into a residential building.	19th century	Oct. 29, 1985	47
	Hochkreuz	Ratheim Ratheimer Markt in front of No. 1 card	Neo-Gothic high cross made of ashlar, painted, with body and figure niche, bluestone base; 1670 (inscription)	1670	Jan. 21, 1983	34
	Old Town Hall	Ratheim Ratheimer Markt 1 map	Administration building, 2 storeys, brick, plastered and painted, saddle roof, market side 8 axes and entrance porch, courtyard side 11 axes and roof structure; 1880 (older core?).	1880	Nov 28, 1985	85
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Ratheim Ratheimer Markt 5 map	2 floors, 2 axes, massive ground floor (formerly half-timbered), upper floor half-timbered, saddle roof, 18th century, originally a unit with the neighboring building at Ratheimer Markt 7	18th century	2.May. July 1989	233
	Residential building (miners' settlement)	Ratheim Ratheimer Markt 7 map	2 floors, 2 axes, massive ground floor (formerly half-timbered), upper floor half-timbered, saddle roof, 18th century, originally a unit with the neighboring building at Ratheimer Markt 5	18th century	0May 2, 1989	234
	Residential building	Doveren Robert - Jansen - Strasse 10 map	Three-storey residential building in a courtyard with 5 axes, brick, front ashlar plaster, door frames and window sills in bluestone, half-hipped roof, anchor pins 1715 (old mayor's office, Mackenstein House)	1715	May 25, 1992	327
	Hochkreuz cemetery	Rurich Roman Road map	Neo-Gothic cross, sandstone, basalt lava base, stone body, 5 panels with Bible verses at the base; around 1900, the cross was restored in 1981.	1900	0Nov 5, 1985	65
	Porten / Bockelkamp grave complex	Rurich Roman Road map	Family crypt, base and sarcophagus made of Belgian granite, top part red granite, richly structured with 2 stone figures and marble inlays, 1892 (inscription).	1892	0July 6, 1987	107
	Bienenfeld priest grave	Rurich Roman Road map	Stele with a cross on top of a cross-shaped roof. Tendrils. In the pedestal a relief of a chalice with a wafer, underneath an inscription field in marble. Original frame with corner pillars, the connecting chains are missing. Entire tomb made of shell limestone.	1912	July 13, 1987	109
	Priestly tomb of Peters	Rurich Roman Road map	Sandstone grave, base with framed chalice, above a plate with inset marble writing field and niche with half-relief of the "Good Shepherd". Crumpled cover with dwarf gable over the niche. Mounted cross, the base of which is surrounded by a "rose" wreath.	20th century	July 13, 1987	110
	Priestly grave of Dr Baumker	Rurich Roman Road map	Shell limestone stele with marble inscription field (sculptor Gröters, Mönchengladbach). Above the inscription in a semicircular extension of the plate, chalice and wafer; applied marble cross with inscription IHS.	20th century	July 13, 1987	111
	Reimann priest's grave	Rurich Roman Road map	Simple grave monument with no particular artistic value. The memorial is part of the priestly grave ensemble and is therefore recorded.	1966	July 13, 1987	112
	Romersmühle	Kleingladbach Romersmühle Map	On the street side on the left, 2 1/2 storey, four-axle residential building with a crooked hip, the right entrance to the building, above a round-arched staircase window. All other windows with shutters. The shutters with frames, division into thirds: upper third venetian blind, underneath a simple, smooth panel. Then on the right, the utility wing, two-axis, on the ground floor also with shutters and bluestone window sills. On the upper floor there are still the clamps of the former knockout shops. To the right of this wing is the gate entrance, arched, then two-storey semicircular stable window in 3 axes. The mill originally connected to the left of the house. This was replaced in the 1950s by a gastronomic extension, under which the wheel chamber is still located today with the remains of the former mill wheel and the weir system. The residential building is covered with differently colored Rhineland tiles; the farm buildings mainly with old hollow pans, also in different colors. The gate entrance still contains the old gate, but with newer boarding. The gate suspension is the 18th century suspension with thorns on top in a lintel beam and below in a bearing block. On the courtyard side, the residential building contains the typical windows of the 1930s, horizontal formats in one axis, including a laundry room window with an adjacent basement exit and a rectangular toilet window next to the entrance to the house and above it a normal rectangular window. The adjoining service wing contains 2 walled-up doors, a window above the right next to the house. As is customary for the farmhouses in the Heinsberg district, the roof protrudes far. The stable buildings begin to the left of the gate. Directly next to the passage is a double-leaf stable door (in the manner of Klöntüren). This is followed by 5 doors of different types on the right-angled wing, but mostly with double-winged stable doors (in the manner of Klöntüren). A hatch for the storage space and 5-axis semicircular window are placed above each in 3 axes. These semicircular windows continue on the outside of the courtyard. A masonry joint is clearly visible, which indicates a subsequent expansion. This wing is connected to the large barn parallel to the street, also with a basket arched door, four wings, the upper wings can be opened separately when threshing. The barn construction inside is made of softwood, but still with the old fixed ladders to the bansen. A door was subsequently broken into on the side opposite the gate. There are various fixtures in the barn that no longer have anything to do with the original use. The 4th wing behind the house was removed a few months ago due to the risk of collapse. From a monument conservation point of view, it would certainly not be wrong here if the four-wing structure were restored. Machine bricks from the 1920s belong to the house. In the rest of the building, field fire bricks are walled in, the 1920s bricks are smoothly grouted, the rest of the bricks with decorative joints. There is still an old cast iron opener in the gate.	19th century	0Nov 2, 1995	334
	Headframe shaft 3 shaft and machine hall	Hückelhoven Schacht 3 map	Two-storey German strut frame in half-timbered construction, built in 1929 to a height of 23.71 m and completed in 1934 with the two pulley platforms . Height to the upper pulley platform: 42.6 m. The two sheaves originally had a diameter of 6.0 m. Only the upper pulley has been preserved in its original, screwed-on design. The lower pulley was replaced in a welded construction and with a diameter of 4.0 m around 1966 (renewal of the shaft hall and hoisting machine). The two struts of the scaffolding consist of an upper and lower chord with diagonal bars and are stiffened with each other with K-framework. The struts reach almost under the upper pulley platform, where they end in transverse bars in solid wall construction, which continue to the guide frame. The upper pulley stage rests on short stub struts that attach to the transoms and end in gusset plates. It is made up of four solid wall girders (h = 0.40 m). The lower sheave platform also consists of solid-walled beams (h = 1.2 m). These girders are attached to the struts passing through here and into the guide frame. The construction for a crane runway with a trolley to replace the sheaves rises above the upper pulley platform. The rails arranged in the middle between the struts for guiding the rope sheaves to be replaced are partially preserved. The guide scaffolding, which rises vertically above the shaft, rests at a depth of 2.54 m on 1.0 m high shaft beams. The guide frame consists of strong corner posts (two strong U-profiles each) and stiffening St. Andrew's crosses. Bumpers, safety supports, shaft gates and two platforms above the turf hanging bench as access for the team to the three-tier hoist cages are preserved in the guide frame. The attacker's signaling and control devices are preserved on the slide-in and slide-out sides. The trolleys are pushed into the conveyor racks on the slide-on side with an automatic slide-on device. In 1985/86 the shaft was provided with a sluice to fulfill its function from the extending weather shaft and the guide frame was partially covered with sheet steel plates. In the company magazine it was said: “In the planning and construction, special emphasis was placed on preserving the external development of the shaft structure as a symbol of the city of Hückelhoven that can be seen from afar and as a monument to an up-and-coming industrial era” (Sophia-Jacoba 2/86). The two-storey headframe in half-timbered construction is one of the now rare headframe types. Promnitz had already designed such a construction in 1877, but this headframe type did not gain acceptance until the turn of the century, at the same time as the general spread of the Koepe cutting disc. The Krupp engineer Karl Friedrich Koepe was granted a patent on August 1, 1877, with which he proposed the replacement of the hauling drums, on which the hauling rope wound up and down in opposite directions, with separating discs. The endless conveyor rope is simply laid around the cutting disc and is moved by friction. Only at the turn of the century did Koep's idea of ​​increasing shaft depths prevail. The combination of the Koepe cutting disc with the two-storey conveyor frames, in which the sheaves are arranged on top of each other on two storeys, is not mandatory but obvious. The two-story scaffolding was therefore also referred to in the literature as Koepe scaffolding. Only a few scaffolding of this type have survived and only four examples are classified as historical monuments. Two of them are equipped with separate chair constructions above the lower pulley platform (Anna main shaft in Alsdorf, Consolidation 8 Gelsenkirchen), which is directly comparable to shaft 3 by Sophia-Jacoba. Shaft and machine hall (1965): Machine hall Steel framework facade in 4 to 4 bays with parapet. Entrance to the engine house on the north side. On the east side there is a two bay roof light. There is a hoisting machine with a lifting crane mechanism in the machine house. Shaft staircase between the machine hall and the shaft hall. Shaft hall with surrounding rail track Steel framework facade in 6 to 3 bays, 6 bays high with parapet. Entrances on the north and south side. On the north side there are also 2 entrances to the right and left of the driveway. On the west side a 4 to 3 bay skylight.	1929-1934	Oct. 14, 1996 a . April 10, 2001	336
	Lokomobil former colliery site, shaft 1/3	Hückelhoven Schacht 3 map	Machine from the early days of the colliery, which was presumably used to drive the drill rods to sink the shafts. The machine was manufactured by the "Maschinenbau - Anstalt und Eisengießerei vorm". Th. Flöther AG, Gassen i. Lausitz ". The kettle rests on wide wheels. The boiler is divided into a fire box, long boiler and smoke chamber. The fire box is provided with a grate for coal firing. There is a small oval fire door in the back wall. The long boiler has 34 iron pipes: fire, boiling or heating pipes that rest in the transverse walls of the fire box and smoke chamber. The smoke chamber is located under the chimney. It can be opened using two lever locks on the front wall. The boiler was filled via two valves. The original structures above the boiler are no longer available and can only be guessed through the screwed-on brackets. The originally higher chimney has a hinge to fold down. The object is a remarkable testimony from the early days of the colliery and documents - unique in the Rhineland - the mechanical equipment for drilling and sinking the shafts.	1906	June 21, 2001	339
	Wayside cross	Millich Schaufenberger Strasse map	Cross with metal body and relief in cross base, inscription 1798, bluestone, painted white	1798	Oct 13, 1986	93
	Wayside cross	Baal Scherreshof map	Wayside cross made of cast iron on a sandstone base; 19th century	19th century		27
more pictures	Rurich Castle as a whole and park	Rurich Schloss Rurich map	Multi-part palace complex (formerly a manor) consisting of various structures and an associated park.	14th, 15th century	Summary on 10th 2009	362
	Wayside cross	Brachelen Schwarzer Weg map	Bluestone, relief body, base with niche; 1784 (inscription), restored in 1982 and erected on the Schwarzer Weg.	1784	0Nov 5, 1985	63
	Wayside cross	Brachelen Tenholt card	Neo-Gothic wayside cross made of cast iron, bluestone base; 19th century.	19th century	Jan. 21, 1983	30th

See also

• List of ground monuments in Hückelhoven

Web links

Commons : Architectural monuments in Hückelhoven  - collection of images

• Monuments in the district of Heinsberg ; Accessed September 12, 2011

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