List of architectural monuments in Inden (Rhineland)

The list of architectural monuments in Inden (Rhineland) contains the listed buildings in the area of ​​the municipality of Inden (Rhineland) in the Düren district in North Rhine-Westphalia . These monuments are entered in the list of monuments of the municipality of Inden (Rhineland); 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
	Jewish memorial	Frenz at the sewage treatment plant card	Jewish memorial, surrounded by a beech hedge; 5 memorial stones from the 19th and 20th centuries	19. u. 20th century	09/03/2009	41
	Catholic parish church of St. Nicholas	Frenz Kirchplatz 9 map	New building in 1904 by J. Buchkremer from Aachen; 2 - nave brick hall church, higher and wider main nave in the south, separated by round pillars with a capital zone and ogival arcades; Set north-west corner tower, square tower with attached stair tower, 3-storey in neo-Gothic shapes with a pointed octagonal hood. Church building in neo-Gothic forms with short buttresses and sparse tracery, on the south outer wall inserted grave slabs from the 16th to 18th centuries; Choir with 3/8 - end; in the north contemporary sacristy annex; common gable roof; Interior in good neo-Gothic forms with altars; Organ prospectus new, organ gallery in the substructure renewed; Ribbed vaults on wall brackets, pointed arches, built-in Gothic sacraments niche with original lattice in the choir, remnants of a Roman matron stone walled in in the entrance yoke, in the choir Hieronymus image from the 16th century; New floor and choir window; associated: churchyard with newly erected gravestones from the 17th and 18th centuries, predominantly bluestone; Cemetery area protected by quarry stone wall with inserted grave cross from the 16th century.	1904	05.03.1986	8th
	Residential house and agriculture	Frenz Unterstrasse 1 card	Dating by wall anchor 1814; irregular 4 - wing brick courtyard with bluestone walls, residential house near the eaves on a high plinth, flanked by two lower farm buildings, each with a basket arched gate passage and saddle roof; 2-storey residential building, 5 axes with entrance in the central axis, door with double flight of stairs, double-winged pillar door, round-arched lattice skylight, window on the ground floor round-arched with wedge stone, on the upper floor straight lintel with wedge stone, middle gable, crooked hip roof; very well proportioned, representative house with rare details (arched windows).	1814	05.03.1986	9
	Wayside cross	Inden / Altdorf Altdorfstrasse 50 map	Inscribed date on the reverse 1710; approx. 3 m high road cross made of bluestone, very similar to the one on the churchyard wall in Altdorf; Base with sacrament console, above the Mater dolorosa; lower part of the crucifix cast in concrete; Rest of the body in high relief;	1710	05.03.1986	3
	Wayside cross	Inden / Altdorf Am Wehebach map	Inscribed dated 1730; large wayside cross made of bluestone, approx. 3 m high, with multi-tiered pillar; Base with inscription, above sacrament console, above relief of Mater dolorosa; Cross with angle supports; Body in high relief.	1730	05.03.1986	23
	obelisk	Inden / Altdorf Auf dem Driesch No. 1 map	In honor of Johann Theodor Bausch, who made a name for himself as a church master in the early days, this bluestone obelisk stood directly behind the entrance gate on the middle path of the old cemetery. In 1817 the Bausch family donated the field to the evangelical parish to set up the cemetery. Until then, the Protestant Indians had to have their dead buried in Jülich. After almost 200 years of existence, the dead were reburied in communal cemeteries due to resettlement and the obelisk was restored here and given its new place of honor.	E. 19th century	05.03.1986	5
	Wayside cross	Inden / Altdorf Friedenstraße / Indenerstraße map	19th century; approx. 4 m high, made of sandstone, painted in color; Pillar with ogival sacraments niche, cross with set edges, sparse neo-Gothic forms.	M. 19th century	05.03.1986	12
	House Lützeler	Inden / Altdorf Gut Lützeler 1–16 card	16th - 18th century; Badly destroyed in 1944/45; formerly two-part moated castle; Manor house ditches filled in, outer moat only to the north still filled with water; Mansion destroyed except for a few cellars; South wing of the outer bailey destroyed; Today two-winged courtyard with gatehouse in the west and southeast corner tower are preserved; 18th century gatehouse on an older predecessor, two-storey brick building with a round arched gate passage in stone walls, outside windowless, doors and windows on the courtyard side 19th century; Hipped mansard roof with new weather vanes; to the north adjoining former tenant house with stables, in the core 18th century; 2 - storey with window openings 19th century; Windows and interior fittings modern, saddle roof; Eastern barn building with arched entrances, extension towed to the side; 2-storey corner tower, each with a window axis with arched openings, mansard tent roof. Associated moat, partially filled in.	16.-18. Century	05.03.1986	26th
	water pump	Map of Inden / Altdorf Pumpengasse	E. 19th century; approx. 2.50 m high, cast iron water pump;	E. 19th century	05.03.1986	6th
	Good Merödgen	Lamersdorf Merödgener Strasse Map	1st half of the 19th century with an older core; former moated castle, today 3 - wing courtyard in the remains of the former outer castle; Residential house dated 1843. Farm building from 1st half of 19th century with some older remains in the surrounding walls; House originally 5 axes; The lower commercial wing adjoining the residential building to the north dated 1797, therein a passage with arched bluestone walls, the exterior of the residential building was probably changed later in the 19th century, outside 2 small wooden block windows, south of the modern extension, saddle roofs. Only remains of the foundations have been preserved from the manor house.	1st half of the 19th century	05.03.1986	27
	Courtyard	Lamersdorf Mittelstrasse 19 map	The former three-wing brick courtyard, built around 1820, is still made up of the two-storey residential building in a corner location and the gatehouse to the east with a small stable and farmhouse. The barn that was located at the back no longer exists. In its original structural scope, the complex represents the type of the regionally important Franconian courtyard shape. The design features of the house are characteristic of the construction period. The gable end faces the main street with a crooked hip and two thermal bath windows in the top of the gable, otherwise regularly arranged, high rectangular windows with straight lintels and cloaks and sills made of bluestone. The eaves side is also laid out regularly, and the profiled box cornice in the eaves area indicates the construction time. In terms of the floor plan, the house still corresponds to the traditional three-room type with access from the courtyard in the central axis. Presumably, the house was built instead of an older predecessor, as older building fragments can be seen on the courtyard side. Inside are z. Some of the so-called Cologne ceilings are still preserved, the roof structure is undisturbed. The original gate system was arched, today the courtyard is accessed via a rectangular doorway. The supporting structure of the economic wing (partially half-timbered towards the courtyard) is largely in its original condition. Accordingly, the courtyard documents the way people lived and worked in this region in the early 19th century. The shape of the complex clearly shows traces of the Prussian building tradition.	1820	10/27/1992	40
	Catholic parish church of St. Cornelius	Lamersdorf Mittelstrasse 29 map	15th century, porch 18th century, renovation 1890 - 94, architect Peters from Aachen; 2-nave hall church with high south nave and smaller north aisle; drawn-in 3-storey quarry-stone west tower, corner blocks from the 2nd storey, ogival twin arcades with tracery on the bell storey, high octagonal helmet over a profiled ashlar eaves; modern brick porch; southern wall of the nave up to the coffin cornice of the buttresses made of quarry stone, above it renewed in brick, 4 yokes with pointed-arched tracery windows; 3/8 - end of the choir; north aisle in the eastern parts up to eaves level quarry stone, otherwise redone in brick; Main nave saddle roof, side nave transverse hipped roofs; Inside two-aisled hall with cross-rib vaults of the same height, on consoles on the south side, on the north wall the aisles are separated by pointed arcades on round pillars, octagonal plinth, octagonal fighter, on the east side of the side aisles heavily weathered fresco of St. Catherine ; Altars, confessionals, console figures, choir stalls and main altar 19th century, pulpit dated 1512; Entombment via vestry entrance, 17th century; Destroyed by the war in the parament cabinet mentioned in Clemen; In the north wall of the choir, a sacramental niche from the 15th century made of sandstone with a renewed door from the 19th century; in the nave chandelier around 1600, brass with 12 arms, as an attachment of Our Lady with Child; in the aisle on the console St. Michael as the vanquisher of the devil, 2nd half of the 18th century, painted clay; in the main nave standing figure on console of St. Barbara, possibly 15th century, wood painted in color; Standing figure of St. Hubertus, probably 17th century, colored; in the choir standing figure on console of St. Cornelius in papal robe, 18th century, new wood; in the western part of the church installation of an organ gallery, E. 19th century, on cast-iron columns with bluestone pedestals; Associated churchyard with bluestone grave crosses from the 17th and 18th centuries set into the wall.	1890-1894	05.03.1986	24
	Cornelius Chapel + water pump	Lamersdorf Mittelstrasse 50 map	Inscribed dated 1860; small, neo-Gothic chapel; square floor plan with 3/8 end, gable side pointed arched niche with flat arched door, opened by modern grille; inside contemporary statue of Cornelius on neo-Gothic altar substructure, gable roof slated; Cast-iron water pump on the side, 19th century	1860	05.03.1986	25th
more pictures	Jewish cemetery	Pier on the Rur map	Small Jewish cemetery, fenced in with a hedge, 4 gravestones from the period 1869–1925.	19. u. 20th century	05.03.1986	29
	House Pesch	Pier Grüntalstrasse 55 map	16.-18. Century; Reconstruction after World War II ; formerly 2 – part water castle complex; Mansion (originally surrounded by moats and free-standing); 2-storey brick building of 2: 3 axes with corner tower, hipped roof, lower and more easily rebuilt after war destruction; Tower with octagonal dome and lantern; smaller new extensions; Outer bailey formerly 3-wing; The south wing has disappeared except for the remains of the outer wall, the west wing with sandstone gate passage, round arched, probably from the 16th century, the north wing in the outer walls still from the 18th century; East wing 19th century, brick with hipped roof, outer wall of the east wing renewed after it was destroyed in the war; Moats filled in. Corresponding free space in the size of the former moat.	16.-18. Century	05.03.1986	30th
	Verken House	Pier Pierer Street map	The Verken House had to give way to lignite mining.	19th century	05.03.1986	31
	Zehnthofanlage	Pier Vilvenicher Straße 10 map	In MA possession of the Gerresheim monastery. House with wall anchors dated 1791, barn 1856; former 4-wing courtyard complex made of brick with bluestone walls; get a house and a barn as well as a street-side archway; Manor house 2-storey with high basement, eaves facing the courtyard 5 axes with entrance in the central axis, the 3 central axes accentuated like risalit with gable and oculus, double-winged door, in late plait shapes, skylight, ornamented wedge stone; Window walls profiled with segmental arch lintel and wedge stone; double bluestone free staircase with volutes; The eaves and verge cornices of the gable have a baroque profile; Split rungs, 19th century; inside the house, struck beam ceilings with cornices, doors and inner shutters from the time of construction, with corner rosettes and band profiles; Middle room former stove room with large, now closed chimney, bluestone floors; Living room with 2 built-in, glazed cupboards in elaborate ornamentation from the time of construction; Barn with gable roofs. Former very representative system in good original condition with many original details.	1791	05.03.1986	34
more pictures	Müllenark Castle	Schophoven Burg Müllenark map	16th century on older foundations, new building of the outer bailey in 1670, new residential building after 1910 on older foundations; formerly two-part brick water castle with now dry trenches; Stronghold island surrounded by high lining walls; rising four-arch bridge; with 4 m thick walls and a newer concrete dome, in front of it a well shaft; on the southeast corner there is a slender 2-storey round tower with a block frieze and an 8-part slate hood, small keyhole loopholes on the ground floor, and Hausstein cross-lattice windows on the first floor; Residential building on the southwest corner after 1910, partly plastered, 2-storey brick building in proportions reminiscent of the previous mansion (no monument); Front of baroque 3-wing building with 2 square corner towers and gate passage in pilaster-framed stone projections, above the arched passage with rectangular cover alliance coat of arms Metternich / Orsbeck from 1670, oculi, triangular gable; Inside of the gate with accompanying figures of flora and a silenus in niches; legitimate gabled windows on 2 floors above a high base; Outer fronts of outer bailey, natural brick, inner sides white grouted, with gray offset stone; basket and arched barn doors, hipped roofs; Octagonal tower domes, curved with lanterns; east transverse wing new building in the 19th century; in front of the north front former garden island with remains of the surrounding wall and ruinous square garden pavilion from the 18th century; "Old brewery" in the south-east corner of the facility, 1-storey barn building with basket arched doors and a mansard roof. Corresponding large area of ​​the moat and garden as indispensable open space around a baroque aristocratic residence. Significant because of its extremely rare bastion tower and the unusually generous symmetrical front of the castle.	16th century	05.03.1986	36
	Wayside cross	Schophoven Dunkelhof, corner of Viehovener Strasse Map	Inscribed date 1904; by Hubert Iven from Birkesdorf; Wayside cross on a multi-tiered base with inscriptions, in the upper part relief of the Mater dolorosa in tendril ornamentation; End of cornice, on top of it a new artificial stone cross.	1904	05.03.1986	37
	Garbage marker mill	Schophoven near Müllenark Castle map	Mill building 17./18. Century, the other buildings 19th century; irregular layout of 4 individual buildings around a courtyard, northeast brick mill building, 2-storey with mansard hipped roof, courtyard side with entrance, sandstone walls, double-hinge oak door, only original in the upper part; on the upper floor small original windows, the right one with limestone walls, the left one with wooden walls; Basement of the outside in the southern part with sandstone blocks, an old sandstone wall, mill wheel with counter bearing E. 19th century (iron); partly baroque eaves preserved, outer wall originally probably entirely made of sandstone, of which the entire basement preserved, in the north-eastern part of the outer wall bluestone round windows, possibly former shaft bearings; Inner parts of the mill still largely preserved with ceilings and partition walls, remains of the interior fittings with crane, mill beams, flour chutes still present, on the ground floor the fireplace from the time of construction still preserved, the right part probably originally residential part, close local and historical connection with the castle. The other buildings without monument value.	17th / 18th century	07/14/1986	39
	Catholic Church of St. Barbara	Schophoven Schlichstrasse 42 map	1859; Architect Kriescher; simple brick hall church; Nave with 4-lane round-arched windows on each side; Front west tower on a square floor plan with 3 storeys, small, arched windows, arched acoustic arcades on the top floor; Octagonal slanted, pointed hood; semicircular apse with a new, flat sacristy in front, new portal in the west facade of the tower, unusually simple construction with classical proportions; rare in this region.	1859	05.03.1986	35
	Catholic Chapel of St. Mariae Regine Pacis	Schophoven Viehöven map	1874; small brick chapel on an almost square floor plan with a round arched portal on the front; semicircular end; 2 window axes on each of the other sides; under the eaves cornice blind arch frieze; Hipped roof with slate, four-sided roof turret, in front of it dormer.	1874	05.03.1986	38

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