List of architectural monuments in Heinsberg

The list of architectural monuments in Heinsberg contains the listed buildings in the area of ​​the city of Heinsberg 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 Heinsberg; 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
	cross	Heinsberg Apple Road map	Approx. 4 m high high cross from 1857 (base) made of sandstone, Madonna sculpture on top, cross with body.	1857	Jan. 16, 1984	17th
	Former factory site	Heinsberg Apfelstrasse 38 map	Former factory building from the 18th / 19th century, three-storey with seven axes, white brick, split pins, mansard roof , door with stone walls .	18./19. Century	Jan. 16, 1984	18th
	facade	Heinsberg Apfelstrasse 55 map	former "Hotel Germania"; built to designs by Jakob Couven for the Counts of Mirbach ; Facade of a brick building from the 18th century, two-storey with 5 axes, door with stone walls, mansard roof.	Mid-18th century	Jan. 16, 1984	19th
more pictures	Protestant church	Randerath Asterstrasse 7 map	Ev. Church building from 1718 (chronogram above the door), brick hall building, white puddled, slated roof turret, door with bluestone walls.	1718	Jan. 30, 1984	52
	House with agr. Extensions	Eschweiler Auf dem Stieg 14 map	The four-wing half-timbered courtyard from 1782 was, as happened almost exclusively in the Heinsberger Land, provided with a brick front on the street side in the 19th century. The two-story residential buildings on the courtyard side are only one-story towards Traufgasse. The two-to-four-axle façades, which are freestanding due to the hillside location, were given a wide window on the eaves side by the previous owners in the eaves wall, which makes use of the good view. The street front with the arched gate entrance was also changed by installing a garage entrance with a lintel. The wedge in the arch of the entrance is dated. In the inner courtyard, the courtyard shows its origins in the half-timbered walls with tapped girders from the house and barn. The system was repaired years ago by its current owner in conjunction with the state conservator. The location up on the edge of the Lößplatte makes clear the increasing settlement activity of the villages since the 18th century, the climax of which is the road between Heinsberg u. Dremmen was.	1782	20 Mar 1991	117
	Wayside cross	Uetterath / Berg Berg map	Way cross from the 19th century made of wood.	19th century	Jan. 30, 1984	83
	Wayside cross	Bleckden Bleckden 17 map	Way cross from the 19th century made of wood.	19th century	Jan. 19, 1984	48
	Residential building	Randerath Buschstrasse 20 map	Two-storey residential building with four axes from 1790 (gate closing wedge), plastered, plinth clinkered or plated, bluestone walls, mansard roof.	1790	23 Mar 1984	94
	Business premises	Randerath Buschstrasse 27-29 map	Building from the 17th century, partially renovated in the 20th century, four-winged brick complex, white puddled, two-storey with front to the market.	17th century	Jan. 30, 1984	55
	Randerath Castle	Randerath Buschstrasse 31 map	Former Randerath Castle, core building from the 14th century, otherwise from 1762, brick complex, two-storey with hipped roof.	14th century	Jan. 30, 1984	60
	Courtyard	Donselen Donseler Hof map	Four-winged brick courtyard, white muddy, with a two-story house from 1788 (iron anchors of the house).	1788	Jan. 16, 1984	3
	Wayside cross	Randerath Driesch card	Bluestone wayside cross with body from 1891.	1891	Jan. 30, 1984	53
	Wayside cross	Randerath and Sandberg / Uetterarther Strasse map	Road cross from 1755 (inscription on the back) bluestone, cross with body, base inscription.	1755	Jan. 30, 1984	61
	Brick building	Karken End 91 card	Two-storey brick building from 1794 with split pins on the facade, e.g. T. renewed, outbuilding four-wing system z. T. renewed.	1794	Jan. 19, 1984	34
	Wayside cross	Dremmen Erkelenzer Straße / Schusterweg map	Road cross made of bluestone with metal body from 1894.	1894	Jan. 16, 1984	4th
	Wayside cross	Erpen Erpen 17 card	Wooden cross from 1776 attached to the facade of the house.	1776	Jan. 16, 1984	16
more pictures	Parish church, mission cross u. Wayside cross	Randerath Feldstrasse 33 map	Catholic parish church St. Lambertus, mission cross from 1762/1763 made of wood with body, 2 chronograms and the dates 1762 and 1763, wayside cross in front of the parish church choir from 1797 bluestone, two-part, base with figural niche of the painful Mother of God, cross without body.	1762	Jan. 30, 1984	54
	Courtyard	Randerath Feldstrasse 41 map	Open four-wing courtyard of 178? Anchor pins on the facade, two-storey residential building in five to three axes made of brick, white grout, bluestone walls, old door, brick farm building from the 19th century.	178?	Jan. 30, 1984	57
	Residential building	Randerath Feldstrasse 58 map	Facade of the two-storey building on seven axes, built at the end of the 18th century, grouted, bluestone walls and mansard roof.	Late 18th century	Jan. 30, 1984	56
	Residential and commercial building	Heinsberg Geilenkirchener Strasse 5 map	It is a brick building with arched walls from 1798, four-axis, round-arched storey windows. In the basement there is still a cap cover with belt arches. The ceilings on the ground floor still have the grooves typical of the construction date.	1798	Nov 25, 1986	106
more pictures	chapel	Straeten Gillrather Strasse / Turmstrasse 1 map	Brick chapel from 1861.	1861	Jan. 30, 1984	81
	Courtyard	Dremmen Glockenlandstrasse 10 map	Facade and associated roof area of ​​a two-storey brick corner courtyard, residential building facing the gable, two-storey with two axes from 1768 according to anchor pins. The remaining parts of the building as well as the interior are not to be regarded as monuments, as the previous owners made considerable structural changes.	1768	July 24, 1996	5
	House Hülhoven	Hülhoven Haus Hülhoven map	Castle complex from the 18th century, two-storey manor house, brick building, renovated in 1891, three-winged outer bailey with gate tower from 1790.	1790	Jan. 19, 1984	32
	Residential building	Randerath Heerweg 26 map	1921/1924 built brick gable house at an angle assigned to each other with z. T. low eaves connected to each other.	1921/1924	Jan. 30, 1984	62
	Residential building	Randerath Heerweg 28 map	1921/1924 built brick gable house at an angle assigned to each other with z. T. low eaves connected to each other.	1921/1924	Jan. 30, 1984	63
	Residential building	Randerath Heerweg 30 map	1921/1924 built brick gable house at an angle assigned to each other with z. T. low eaves connected to each other.	1921/1924	Jan. 30, 1984	64
	Residential building	Randerath Heerweg 32 map	1921/1924 built brick gable house at an angle assigned to each other with z. T. low eaves connected to each other.	1921/1924	Jan. 30, 1984	65
	Residential building	Randerath Heerweg 44 map	House built in 1923 (anchor pins) in connection with three single-storey brick houses assigned to one another as a three-wing complex. Central building with gable and hip roof.	1923	Jan. 30, 1984	66
	Residential building	Randerath Heerweg 46 map	House built in 1923 (anchor pins) in connection with three single-storey brick houses assigned to one another as a three-wing complex. Central building with gable and hip roof.	1923	Jan. 30, 1984	67
	Residential building	Randerath Heerweg 48 map	House built in 1923 (anchor pins) in connection with three single-storey brick houses assigned to one another as a three-wing complex. Central building with gable and hip roof.	1923	Jan. 30, 1984	68
	Residential building	Randerath Heerweg 50 map	House built in 1923 (anchor pins) in connection with three single-storey brick houses assigned to one another as a three-wing complex. Central building with gable and hip roof.	1923	Jan. 30, 1984	69
	Residential building	Randerath Heerweg 52 map	House built in 1923 (anchor pins) in connection with three single-storey brick houses assigned to one another as a three-wing complex. Central building with gable and hip roof.	1923	Jan. 30, 1984	70
	Residential building	Randerath Heerweg 54 map	House built in 1923 (anchor pins) in connection with three single-storey brick houses assigned to one another as a three-wing complex. Central building with gable and hip roof.	1923	Jan. 30, 1984	71
	Wayside cross	Waldenrath Hellstrasse 7 / Aachener Strasse map	Road cross from 1915	1915	Jan. 30, 1984	92
more pictures	chapel	Dremmen Herb Herb Card	Brick chapel with renewed roof turret, built around 1900	around 1900	Jan. 16, 1984	6th
	Wayside cross	Kempen Hochbrücker Straße / An der Rur map	Way cross from the middle of the 19th century, cast iron with new base.	in the middle of the 19th century	Jan. 19, 1984	38
	Residential and commercial building	Heinsberg Hochstrasse 8 map	Three-storey, seven-axis residential and commercial building from 1871. The brick building is plastered, whereby the brick markings were inserted into the plaster. The brick surfaces are divided horizontally by decorated plaster strips. The parapets on the first floor show structural decorations. The building has been partially rebuilt on the ground floor and is part of the "Obere Hochstraße" ensemble. The window sills are made of natural bluestone. On the left side of the building there is still a bluestone plinth.	1871	Aug 25, 1987	113
	Residential and commercial building	Heinsberg Hochstrasse 19 map	Two-storey building from the 18th century, modified in the 19th century, with eight axes, anchor pins, windows with baroque frames.	18th century	Jan. 17, 1984	21st
	Propstei	Heinsberg Hochstrasse 20 map	built according to designs by Jakob Couven ; Two-storey building from the 18th century, on five axes, bluestone walls, accentuated central entrance.	1774	Jan. 17, 1984	23
	museum	Heinsberg Hochstrasse 21 map	Two-storey building from the 18th century, built at an angle with a gate passage, corner turrets and bluestone walls.	18th century	Jan. 17, 1984	22nd
	Residential and commercial building	Heinsberg Hochstrasse 98 map	Three-storey house from the 18th century, on three axes, plastered, windows with bluestone walls, central emphasis by flat bay windows.	18th century	Jan. 17, 1984	24
	Brick building, residential building	Interruption Horster Hof card	The courtyard in its current form was essentially built in the 18th century. Anchor cotter pins on the gable wall of the two-storey, five-axis residential building dated the complex to 1705. The brick courtyard, which is closed on four sides, has three wings, to the northeast the residential building with an annexed farm section, parallel to it the barn and a stable building on the street next to the arched entrance. The remise on the surrounding wall opposite the entrance suggests that the complex could originally have had four wings. Inside the house there is a vaulted cellar on the entire side of the field and the "Cologne ceilings" are still present almost everywhere.	1705	0Oct. 1, 1984	95
	Courtyard	Dremmen Jägerstrasse 2 map	Four-wing brick courtyard, two-storey residential building with 2 axes, outbuilding with gate entrance from 1862 according to anchor pins.	1862	Jan. 16, 1984	9
	Courtyard	Dremmen Jägerstrasse 6 map	Four-winged brick courtyard, front two-storey with four axes and a gate axis from 1866 according to anchor pins.	1866	Jan. 16, 1984	8th
	Facade of a courtyard	Dremmen Jägerstrasse 10 map	Facade of the four-wing brick courtyard from the middle of the 19th century, two-storey residential building with three axes.	in the middle of the 19th century	Jan. 16, 1984	10
	Courtyard	Dremmen Jägerstrasse 43 map	Four-wing brick courtyard, two-storey residential building with five axes, door and window sills in bluestone from the middle of the 19th century.	in the middle of the 19th century	Jan. 16, 1984	7th
more pictures	church	Heinsberg Kirchberg map	Former Collegiate Church of St. Gangolfus, crypt from the 12th century, church from the 15th century. Restoration in the 17th, 18th, 19th centuries and after 1945, three-aisled brick hall church with built-in west tower and polygonal choir. High grave and choir stalls.	15th century	Jan. 17, 1984	20th
	High grave and choir stalls	Heinsberg Kirchberg map	High grave and choir stalls in the provost church	Church around 1500	Feb. 27, 1984	93
	Knight turret	Heinsberg Kirchberg map	Medieval wall parade on the Kirchberg; to the side of the church tower is a heavy rectangular tower in the wall, the core of which probably dates back to the 14th / 15th centuries. Century. The tower was originally open on the inside after the signs of attachment, on the outside it shows simple notches and a block frieze. In the Gothic era, an upper floor with a block frieze and small nicks was added, while the inside was bricked up and provided with a pointed arch opening that is now partially bricked up again.	14th / 15th century	0Sep 1 1987	98
	High altar in the parish church	Waldenrath Kirchstrasse 10 map	Polychromed high altar of the 19th century consisting of three panels - carrying the cross and scene from the life of St. Nikolaus - altar shrine, crowning, predella and decorative accessories such as: canopy, columns, covings, pinnacles and tracery.	19th century	June 15, 1987	111
	chapel	Heinsberg Klosterhof map	"Snake Chapel" from the 19th century, white brick building; three axes, buttresses, split pins, hipped slate roof. Holy house from the 19th century, brick, pointed arch niche. Wooden wayside cross from the 19th century.	19th century	Jan. 17, 1984	25th
more pictures	chapel	Oberbruch Kranzes Kranzes Card	Brick chapel, single nave with polygonal Morschluss roof turret.	around 1900	Jan. 19, 1984	47
	Former mill	Schafhausen Kuhlertstrasse 80 map	Four-wing brick complex from 1734, outbuildings in 1734, outbuildings in the 19th century, main building former mill, residential building on the gable side, two-storey with three axes.	1734	Jan. 30, 1984	73
more pictures	Catholic parish church	Dremmen Lambertusstrasse map	Three-aisled brick church with a five-storey brick west tower provided with corner blocks. Built in 1834/1835 by master builder Joh. P. Cremer. West tower built around 1500, upper floor and helmet from the 18th century.	1834/1835, tower around 1500	Jan. 16, 1984	11
	Residential and commercial building	Dremmen Lambertusstrasse 16 map	The former two-storey Posthof on the corner of Lambertusstrasse and Hügelstrasse forms an ensemble, especially with the church opposite. The five to ten-axis building was plastered in the 1920s, but without changing the original structure. A gable with the ornaments of the 1920s was placed on the old hipped roof. In addition to the restaurant, there is also the gate entrance for the mail car.	changes in the 20s	Dec 23, 1986	107
more pictures	chapel	Boverath highway to Boverath map	The Boverath Chapel is in an open position about halfway between Dremmen and the hamlet of Boverath, which has been documented since the 14th century, at the junction of several streets and paths. Already in the original cadastre of 1824/25 the adjacent parcel is referred to as "Hinterm Heiligenhäuschen". This must be regarded as reliable evidence of the presence of a chapel, even if the Tranchot (1806/07) and Prussian first recordings (1840s) do not record such a chapel. On the other hand, it is certain that today's chapel was often visited by believers, especially during the world wars, and is still so today. The 19th century chapel is a small brick building with an apsidal 3/8 end facing west so that the interior can be viewed and accessed from the neighboring crossroads to the east. The exterior has been puddled in white since the 1960s, the roof covered with earth-brown flat tiles laid out in plain tiles with clearly protruding ridged tiles. The only distinguishing elements of the simple, windowless building are a German band frieze below the eaves and a small (empty) niche above the straight lintel wall of the door in the eastern front. The door and interior (including an icon) are modern. Associated with the building is a group of trees typical of field chapels, which can be seen from afar in the otherwise cleared hallway. The Boverath Chapel in Heinsberg-Dremmen is a monument according to § 2DSchG NRW. It is important for the Dremmen district and the city of Heinsberg. There is a public interest in their preservation and use for scientific reasons, in particular for reasons of local history and religious history.	around 1400	Dec 17, 1997	118
	Courtyard	Laffeld Maarstrasse 35 map	Three-wing brick courtyard from 1792, residential building at the gable end, two-storey on two axes.	1792	Jan. 19, 1984	44
more pictures	Catholic parish church	Laffeld Maarstrasse 93 map	Catholic parish church around 1904, neo-Romanesque column basilica, with transverse tower, plastered.	around 1904, inaugurated on Nov. 30, 1905	Jan. 19, 1984	45
	Residential building	Dremmen Mellerstraße 6/8 map	Two-storey brick building in six to three axes from the second half of the 19th century. Door frames and window sills in bluestone.	second half of the 19th century	Jan. 16, 1984	12
	Mill	Bleckden / Mühle Mühle 1 card	Former watermill		Jan. 19, 1984	51
	Prayer station	Randerath Nirmer Strasse map	Three foot drop stations from around 1900, brick buildings with stucco relief.	around 1900	Jan. 30, 1984	72
	cross	Hülhoven North of Haus Hülhoven map	Cross from 1811 made of wood, body renewed.	1811	Jan. 19, 1984	33
	Wayside cross	Uetterath Nygener Strasse 1 map	Road cross from the 19th century made of cast iron.	19th century	Jan. 30, 1984	84
	school-building	Heinsberg Oberbrucher Strasse 1 map	Vocational school building from 1957/58, in the preservation of which there is a public interest for artistic and scientific reasons, but especially for reasons of school and architectural history.	1957/58	0Dec 8, 1999	119
more pictures	Wayside chapel	Vinn Above Vinn on the K5 map	Brick path chapel from the 19th century, inside an altar-like structure with a crucifix in the extension, neo-baroque, wood.	19th century	Jan. 19, 1984	43
more pictures	Choir of the former parish church	Kempen Oberstrasse map	Choir of the former parish church from the end of the 15th century, late Gothic brick building.	Late 15th century	Jan. 19, 1984	37
	Former Mill building	Kempen Oberstrasse 132 map	In the 18th / 19th In the 19th century the old Kempen mill at the mill ditch of the "Junge Wurm" was renewed. The facility, located on Oberstrasse in Kempen, was built in the form of residential stables as a two-storey five-axis wing structure. At the back the living part was two, and the mill part was also biaxial. The gable side received three partially walled-up windows in the gable triangle and four walled-up windows on the upper floor, one of which was in the axis of the former grain elevator on the back side. On the first floor there were two small windows that frame the walled-up axle hole of the mill wheel shaft. The mill section and the living area are separated by a fire gable and covered by a gable roof between the protruding gable walls. The arched windows have natural stone wedge stones and anchor stones for the cocks of the formerly existing folding shutters. A single-storey coach house extension was connected at right angles to the mill.	1795	Feb 16, 1989	97
	Mill	Aphoven East of Aphoven map	Brick mill stump from the 19th century.	19th century	Jan. 16, 1984	2
	Wayside cross	Horst Randerather Strasse map	Way cross made of artificial stone from the 19th century.	19th century	Jan. 19, 1984	31
more pictures	Catholic parish church	Horst Randerather Strasse map	Catholic parish church of St. Josef from 1894, single-nave neo-Gothic brick church with west tower	1894	Jan. 19, 1984	30th
	Courtyard	Horst Randerather Strasse 74 map	Three-wing brick courtyard complex, residential building at the gable end, two-storey in three to three axes from 1854 in the gate wedge.	1854	Jan. 19, 1984	26th
	Courtyard	Horst Randerather Strasse 75 map	Four-wing brick courtyard from 1655 (inscription plaque above the gate), largely changed in the 19th century, whitewashed, residential house at the gable end, two-storey, entrance Wappenstein.	1655	Jan. 19, 1984	27
	Residential house with extensions	Horst Randerather Strasse 76 map		around 1400	Dec 17, 1997	116
	Wayside cross	Horst Randerather Strasse 76 map	Wooden wayside cross from the 19th century.	19th century	Jan. 19, 1984	29
	Residential building	Karken Roermonder Strasse 128 map	The physician's residence built in 1930 with three axes and two storeys in the brick expressionist style was given a very well-designed and client-specific interior. In addition to the original staircase, doors, built-in cupboards and the ceiling lamp, the windows with the typical muntin division have been preserved. The windows to the balcony show motifs from the life of the country doctor in stained glass. Due to the fact that this property is fully equipped, there is a public interest in preservation and use in accordance with the Monument Protection Act for scientific reasons and because of the importance of the local history.	1930	31 Mar 1987	109
	Wayside cross	Porselen Rurtalstrasse / Maisstrasse map	Wooden wayside cross from the 19th century.	19th century	Jan. 19, 1984	50
	Wayside cross	Porselen Rurtalstraße 36 map	Road cross from the 19th century, wood on a stone base.	19th century	Jan. 19, 1984	49
	Residential building	Randerath Sandberg 57 card	Two-storey building on five axes from the 19th century, brick, whitewashed, door with bluestone walls.	19th century	Jan. 30, 1984	58
	Residential building	Randerath Sandberg 75 card	Two-storey building in three to one axes from the 18th / 19th centuries Century, brick building, whitewashed, hipped roof, staircase in bluestone with adjacent retaining wall.	18./19. Century	Jan. 30, 1984	59
	Former home with workshop	Randerath Sandberg 90 card	The house Sandberg 90 in Randerath was built according to its shape and according to local tradition probably before 1800. In the rear workshop extension there was initially a carpenter's shop, then a forge from around the middle of the 19th century. In 1895, the Randerath-Himmericher-Savings and Loan Association was founded in the rooms of the house. It is an eaves-standing, broad and two-storey residential building with lateral crooked hips and a triangular gable with a small round ocular above the central entrance. The formerly plastered facade with five regular window axes and the eaves cornice pulled through under the gable was changed in the second half of the 20th century, with some important old elements such as wooden ceilings or the roof truss being largely preserved. The old workshop building is still largely intact from the 19th century including tools and bellows with forge.	before 1800	June 20, 2002	120
more pictures	chapel	Scheifendahl Scheifendahl town center map	Chapel from 1890, neo-Romanesque, brick with transept, choir and roof turret above the entrance.	1890	December 20, 1984	76
	Wayside cross	Laffeld Schierwaldenrather Strasse map	Road cross from the end of the 19th century, neo-Gothic, sandstone with a metal body.	at the end of the 19th century	Jan. 19, 1984	46
	Residential house with brick courtyard	Schleiden Schleiden 45 card	Brick courtyard from 1857 (anchor cotter pins and door wedge), two-storey house with five axes and a gate entrance.	around 1400	Nov 28, 1986	78
	Residential house with brick courtyard	Schleiden Schleiden 47 card	Four-wing brick courtyard from the early 19th century, residential building facing the gable, two-storey with two axes, the outbuilding is two-storey with three axes with a gate entrance.	Early 19th century	Jan. 30, 1984	79
	Wayside cross	Schleiden Schleiden 64 card	Road cross from the 19th century, cast iron.	19th century	Jan. 30, 1984	77
	Residential house with brick courtyard	Schleiden Schleiden 108 card	Four-winged brick courtyard from 1807 (anchor pins on the facade in the door wedge). Two-story house on five axes, door with bluestone walls. There are two maple trees in front of the facade and a cross with a corpus on the house.	1807	Nov 28, 1986	80
	Residential building	Dremmen Sebastianusstraße 43/45 map	Two-storey house on five axes and three axes with little gables from the second half of the 19th century. House No. 45 from the period around 1900. Door in bluestone.	around 1900	Jan. 16, 1984	13
	District Court	Heinsberg Sittarder Strasse 1 map	Two-storey building built in 1912 on nine axes with three or two-axis side projections and a mansard roof with basket-arched dormers, octagonal tower top with smaller also octagonal exit turrets and cast iron railings. Structure of the facade by lateral sandstone blocks of the risalites and floor and roof cornices. Ground floor with plaster ashlar. three-axis side elevation with a round arched over-gabled central axis and baroque side portal, with a Prussian eagle in a rectangular frame in the gable field. Segmented arched windows with profiled walls on the first floor. Rectangular windows on the ground floor. Rear stairwell protruding like a risk. Staircase, entrance door and access corridor preserved in the original interior; also original banister. Justification of the monument status according to § 2DSchG: The building was built in 1912 as a district office for the then Heinsberg district. By merging with the district of Geilenkirchen a. October 1, 1932, the district office was deprived of its function and subsequently took up the district court. These references make the building significant for the district and local history of Heinsberg. The prestigious former district office, built in baroque form, is of additional importance due to its location that dominates the street. The preservation and use of the building is in the public interest for urban planning reasons.	1912	December 20, 1984	96
	Courtyard with mill	Dremmen Talmühlenstraße map	Four-wing brick courtyard, main building two-storey with three axes, mansard roof, gable side with three to four axes. Stem with mill wheel. From the first half of the 18th century, wooden door from the end of the 18th century, two-story, three-wing half-timbered forecourt.	1st half of the 18th century	Jan. 16, 1984	15th
	Courtyard	Aphoven Talstrasse 113 map	Four-winged courtyard (brick) from the 19th century, residential house at the gable end, two-storey.	19th century	Jan. 16, 1984	1
more pictures	Catholic parish church	Schafhausen Theresienstrasse map	Catholic parish church of St. Theresa built in 1930/31, brick hall church.	1930/1931	Jan. 30, 1984	74
	Wayside cross	Schafhausen Theresienstrasse 1 map	Wooden wayside cross from 1715, structural changes in 2010	1715	Jan. 30, 1984	75
	Tower of the old Catholic parish church	Karken Tichelkamp (cemetery) map	Tower of the old Catholic parish church from 1779, brick building, portal renewed.	1779	Jan. 19, 1984	36
	Residential building	Karken Tichelkamp 19 map	Four-wing brick courtyard from the 19th and 20th centuries. Residential house from 1926, two-storey with a tent roof.	19. and. 20th century, 1926	Nov 28, 1986	103
more pictures	chapel	Uetterath Uetterath Nygen Map	Brick chapel (Holy House) from 1929/30	1929/30	Jan. 20, 1986	101
more pictures	Catholic parish church	Uetterath Uetterather Dorfstrasse map	Catholic parish church Maria Himmelfahrt from 1883/84, neo-Romanesque three-aisled brick hall church, inside on pillars with choir and renewed single tower.	1883/84	Jan. 30, 1984	85
	Rectory	Uetterath Uetterather Dorfstrasse 18 map	Rectory, end of the 19th century, two-storey in five to two axes, central axis emphasized.	at the end of the 19th century	Jan. 30, 1984	86
more pictures	chapel	Vinn Vinn card	Chapel from 1898 (gable), brick building, single nave, buttresses, gothic shape, roof turrets.	1898	Nov 28, 1986	42
more pictures	Catholic parish church	Kirchhoven Waldfeuchter Strasse 168 map	Catholic parish church from 1846/48, consecrated in 1852, three-aisled brick hall church, bluestone plinth, romanized west tower.	1846/48	Jan. 19, 1984	39
	Residential building facade	Straeten Waldhufenstrasse 161 map	Four-wing courtyard from the mid-19th century. The three-axis, two-storey brick facade is important for the ensemble of the street village of Straeten.	in the middle of the 19th century	0Aug 2, 1988	115
	Wayside cross	Interruption Wassenberger street / Girmen map	Road cross, end of the 19th century, made of wood.	at the end of the 19th century	Jan. 30, 1984	89
	Full mill with wayside cross	Interruption at Wassenberger Strasse 1 map	Vollmühle from 1828 (anchor pins on the house), three-winged brick courtyard, two-storey house on the gable in two to seven axes. Way cross in front of the building from the middle of the 19th century, stone base, cross and body, cast iron.	1828	0July 8, 1985	87
	Courtyard	Interruption at Wassenberger Strasse 154 map	Four-winged brick courtyard (Rurhof) from 1835 (anchor pins on the house), two-storey residential building with five axes, white grouted.	1835	Jan. 30, 1984	88
	Courtyard with mill	Karken Wolfhager Mill Card	Three-wing courtyard from the first half of the 19th century, brick, residential building more recent, the mill still has a complete grinder.	first half of the 19th century	Jan. 19, 1984	35
	Brick building	Interruption at Wurmstrasse 17 map	Brick building from 1833 (anchor pins), half-timbered building in the first half of the 18th century, but modified in 1916, two-storey brick building, half-timbered front e.g. T. changed.	1833	Jan. 30, 1984	91
	Wayside cross	Interruption in Wurmstrasse 71 card	Wooden wayside cross from the 19th century.	19th century	Jan. 30, 1984	90
	Residential building	Interruption at Wurmstrasse 80 card	Two-storey, four-wing brick house with the anchor splint dating 1800, which was built as part of a courtyard. The interior is still half-timbered from the 18th century, particularly noteworthy are the mortised purlins of the roof structure, which are still intact. The object as a whole is a monument.	1800	Dec 23, 1986	108
more pictures	Clarissa windmill in Lümbach	Map of Kirchhoven Zur Kornmühle	Windmill from the 18th / 19th centuries Century, brick building.	18./19. century	Jan. 19, 1984	40
more pictures	Jew. graveyard	Heinsberg Linderner Str. Map	The exact age of the cemetery is unknown (before 1800). The last burial took place in 1938. After the Second World War, the plot was redesigned as a lawn surrounded by trees. A memorial stone for the city of Heinsberg is set up roughly in the middle. Around it, eleven small historical tombstones were placed in a circle. Another stone with a heavily weathered inscription - and possibly the oldest preserved - is located directly at the entrance to the complex.	before 1800	May 28, 2008	121
more pictures	Jew. graveyard	Randerath Sandberg Card	The cemetery is located off the Sandberg street and can be reached there via a few steps and a small path. On a small plot of land surrounded by trees and bushes, there are still seven historical tombstones, some of them heavily fragmented: three horizontal slabs and four steles. The plot shows the place and the burials of the cemetery of the former Jewish community of Randerath, which has been located here since 1855/57. No more burials have survived after 1930.	before 1855/57	May 28, 2008	122

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