List of architectural monuments in Lechenich

The list of architectural monuments in Lechenich contains the listed buildings in the area of Erftstadt-Lechenich in North Rhine-Westphalia (status: August 2010). These architectural monuments are entered in the list of monuments of the city of Erftstadt; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).

Architectural monuments

The list of architectural monuments contains sacred buildings , residential and half-timbered houses, historical manors and aristocratic buildings, industrial plants, crossroads and other small monuments as well as tombs and graves that have a special meaning for the history of Erftstadt.

Note: The order of the monuments in this list corresponds to the official list and can be sorted according to name, districts and streets.

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
more pictures	Bonner Tor	Bonner Strasse 30	The Bonner Tor belonged to the former city ​​fortifications of Lechenich and was opened in the 13th and 14th centuries. Century built. The substructure of the gate consists of tuff, quarry stone and trachyte with later brick additions. The ogival passage is spanned by a groin vault. The two-story brick superstructure with a crenellated crown in neo-Gothic style was built during the restoration in 1853 when the gate was equipped with prison cells. The different materials show how far the gate was destroyed in the siege of Lechenich in the Hessian War in 1642 . The one-sided exposure of the gate took place in 1901 during the expansion of what was then Luxemburger Strasse (now Bonner Strasse).	13. / 14. Century, 1853	06/14/1982	001
more pictures	Lechenich State Castle	Schlossstrasse 18	The ruins of the former electoral castle, which was built in the 14th century, are surrounded by moats and are only accessible via a bridge in the inner courtyard of the outer castle. After the persecution of the Jews in 1349, Jewish gravestones from the Cologne Jewish cemetery were used as spoil at the gate of the outer bailey, including the gravestone of Mar Jacob . The castle that was set on fire when the elector's French allies withdrew in 1689 was not restored and fell into disrepair in the 18th century. In the 19th century, the main castle's still usable buildings were also demolished so that only the walls and towers remained.	14th Century	07/13/1982	002
more pictures	Castle park and ski jump	Schlossstrasse 18	The castle park was essentially laid out as a landscape park by the former castle owner Baron Georg von Bleichröder . From the park you can see the remains of the former defensive system at the main castle and a hill jutting out into the castle pond .	End of the 19th century	07/13/1982	002
	historical town hall	Market 1	The two-storey brick building on a cross plan in neo-Gothic style was built in 1862 according to plans by the later Viennese cathedral builder Friedrich von Schmidt and the Cologne cathedral builder Ernst Friedrich Zwirner . The east and west sides have three sandstone windows each on the ground floor and on the first floor. The other two sides are highlighted by a strongly protruding central projection with entrance doors and a large window on the upper floor. The old Lechenich city coat of arms is affixed above the northern entrance door. All sides of the building are designed with stepped gables and cross-cut windows and neo-Gothic blind arches above the windows and in the middle of the stepped gable. A cornice separating floors runs between the ground floor and the upper floor . The roof, which is covered with slate, is provided with dormer windows. The stones built into the wall of the stairwell indicate the laying of the foundation stone for the previous building from 1752 and the new building from 1862.	1862	08/10/1982	003
more pictures	Herriger gate and wayside cross	Herriger Strasse	In the 13./14. The Herriger Tor, built in the 18th century, was also part of the Lechenich city fortifications as the second city gate. In 1862 the Herriger Tor was restored according to the plans of the Cologne cathedral builder Zwirner and redesigned in a neo-Gothic style. The upper floor was built from tuff stone with a gable roof, stepped gables on both sides and a three-part transverse floor window with a stilted center on both sides. The gate, which was exposed on one side in 1901 when the adjacent former fire station was demolished, has been inoperable on a traffic island since the adjacent building was demolished in 1965. On the inside of the gate there is a wooden cross with a Pieta underneath it and the year 1822.	13./14. Century, 1862	08/10/1982	004
more pictures	Oebelsmühle	On the ditch 16	The two-storey house of the "Oebels-Mühle", a brick building with a detached plastered base and a crooked hip roof, was built at the beginning of the 19th century. A wide entrance gate leads into the inner courtyard with the mill house attached to the house and other brick buildings that have been converted into a residential complex.	19th century	08/10/1982	005
	House Kretz	Market 15	The two-storey brick house on the market was built in 1862 according to plans by Friedrich von Schmidt , who later became the Viennese master builder. The facade is designed on the ground floor by a flat risalit, on the upper floor by a balcony resting on consoles and above the eaves by a roof house. The facade is given a strong vertical emphasis by the twin windows in ashlar frames and ashlar fields above the lintels with neo-Gothic tracery. In the pointed arched field of the roof house there is a large rose window made of ashlar, which corresponds to a rose window in the lintel field of the gable. There is a finial above the rose window on the roof house. A large arched side passage leads into the courtyard. The inscription dating 1862 is located above the passage.	1862	08/12/1982	017
more pictures	Hussar quarters	Schlossstrasse 10	The two-storey residential building with a mansard roof and dormers was built in the Baroque style in 1765 as the headquarters of the electoral mounted rural gendarmerie, known as the hussar company. During the restoration, the brick building was painted red.	1765	06/12/1982	019
	Former agricultural barn belonging to the house at Schloßstraße 10	Steinstrasse 33	The brick building belonging to the house with a large entrance, a former barn, was originally built as a stable for the mounted police.	1765	08/12/1982	019
	3-storey brick house	Bonner Strasse 9-11	The three-storey, seven-axle, plastered building with a half-hipped roof on one side and several dormer windows faces the street on the eaves side. In the eastern gable, the year of construction 1817 is indicated by anchor numbers. The facade of the building, built in the classical style , is strictly structured by fine plaster ashlars. The emphasis is on the flat risalit of the central axis, in which the entrance portal with the outside staircase is located. All window openings are rectangular and have simple plaster frames. The windows on the first floor have plastered segments above the lintels.	1817	08/12/1982	020
	Former Weltersmühle	World mill 54	The house with integrated mill building was built in 1805. The date can be seen in the lintel of the courtyard entrance, which is now closed under a mighty oak. The two-storey brick house is connected to the mill building, the mill wheel of which was formerly attached to the gable end of the building facing the stream. During the restoration, the house and mill building were merged for new residential use. The barn opposite the house and other farm buildings are used for other purposes after the extensive restoration that took place in 1991.	1805	08/12/1982	021
more pictures	Parish Church of St. Kilian	Franz-Busbach-Strasse 10	The single-nave baroque church was built in 1746–1749. In front of the church is a four-story west tower, the top floor of which is divided by strips of tuff. The construction of the tower with the baroque onion dome in 1717 is dated by anchor numbers. Four tail gables were placed in front of the surrounding cornice on the last floor. The renovation of the church began in 1864 according to plans by the cathedral builder Zwirner and was completed in 1887–1889 by the architects Rüdell and Odenthal with the addition of the transept and choir.	1717, 1746, 1887-1889	08/12/1982	022
more pictures	St. Servatius Chapel (Lechenich)	Blessemer Lichweg	The slate-covered chapel with a roof turret belongs to the type of Romanesque hall churches. The partly preserved walls of the nave from the 11th century are made of brick, tuff, pebbles, sandstone and Roman building materials.	11./12. Century, 1699	08/12/1982	025
more pictures	Rest of the city walls	Klosterstrasse 24b	The southwestern city wall from the 13th / 14th centuries Century is still connected along the city moat in the Klosterstrasse / on the moat, but no longer fully preserved. After the wall was destroyed in 1301, bricks were used in the reconstruction and construction of the wall.	13./14. Century	08/16/1982	039
more pictures	Rest of the city walls	Klosterstrasse 24c		13./14. Century	08/16/1982	040
more pictures	Rest of the city walls	Klosterstrasse 24d		13./14. Century	08/16/1982	041
more pictures	Rest of the city walls	Klosterstrasse 24e		13./14. Century	08/16/1982	042
more pictures	Rest of the city walls	Klosterstrasse 24f		13./14. Century	08/16/1582	043
more pictures	Rest of the city walls	Klosterstrasse 24g		13./14. Century	08/16/1982	044
more pictures	Rest of the city wall and moat	Klosterstrasse / Anlieger Weg	Support pillars made of old bricks on the inside of the city wall in the garden at Klosterstrasse 26	14th century	08/16/1982	045
more pictures	Rest of the city walls	Klosterstrasse 24	At this point, the city wall was broken through in 1857 when the Lechenich - Derkum - Euskirchen road was expanded .	13./14. Century	08/16/1982	047
more pictures	Rest of the city walls	Klosterstrasse 24a		13./14. Century	08/16/1982	048
more pictures	Remaining section of the city wall	Zehntwall at number 79	Part of the city wall on Zehntwall, which was restored around 1960, threatened to collapse when a walled house was demolished.	13./14. Century	09/06/1982	050
more pictures	Medieval city fortifications and moats, remains of the city wall	Lechenich city area	The house stands on a former bastion of the city wall, the height of which is still roughly preserved here.	13./14. Century	02/10/1984	053 and 25
	Former Franciscan monastery	Klosterstrasse 16	The two-storey, two-winged brick building with a crooked hip roof, set back from the street, is the remaining part of the former Franciscan monastery, which has housed the “Franziskaner” hotel and restaurant since 1902.	1655, 1722	January 17, 1983	055
	2-storey residential and commercial building	Herriger Strasse 6	The facade of the two-storey plastered residential and commercial building with a gable is Elaborately designed with neo-Gothic ornamental shapes in the area of ​​the lintel above the side entrance and in the area of ​​the lintel above the renewed large shop window with shop entrance through an eaves cornice.	1902	02/18/1983	057
	Herriger Bömsche , wayside shrine	Herriger Strasse / An der L 263	The wayside shrine, flanked by two linden trees, was built in 1791 by the head waiter from the Electorate of Cologne, Josef Borlatti, and his wife.	1791	02/28/1983	058
	Wayside shrine	Weltersmühle	In the arched attachment above the stepped base there is a heavily weathered niche and in the base there is a arched niche. The wayside shrines from the 18th century on Weltersmühle are still preserved former foot drop stations . There are no depictions of Jesus' suffering in the niches.	18th century	02/28/1983	059
more pictures	2-storey half-timbered house	Zehntwall 31	The two-storey half-timbered house plastered on the eaves side is an example of the apartment buildings built by the city on the inside of the decimated city wall after the Hessian War, the walled houses, which were increased and further modified by the owners after the sale.	17th and 19th centuries	02/28/1983	060
	2-storey residential building	Zehntwall 1	The two-storey plastered house is directly connected to the city gate via a brick wing. Next to the renewed central entrance there is a more recent shop window on the side, on the other side there are two, five tall rectangular windows above the cornice and five oculi under the eaves.	first half of the 19th century	02/28/1983	061
	2-storey brick house	Klosterstrasse 15	The two-story brick building has a stepped base with exposed cellar windows. On the street side, a flight of stairs leads to the entrance door with the original door leaf, which is in the middle of the five-axle house. The evenly arranged arched windows are in round-arched wall fields. Above the cornice separating the storeys, the middle of the upper floor is emphasized by a risalit overlaid by a stepped gable. The gable sides are also designed with stepped gables.	End of the 19th century	02/28/1983	062
	2-storey brick house, residential and commercial building	Market 6	The two-storey residential and commercial building on the corner of Markt and Klosterstrasse has been extended by an extension on Klosterstrasse. The ground floor has three shop windows on Markt and one on Klosterstrasse. The entrance with a flight of stairs is on the market side. The eaves zone is interrupted by two stepped gables protruding from the roof.	Mid 19th century	02/28/1983	063
	Former notary's office	Market 24	The two-storey plastered house with a stepped base and a slate roof was built around 1900. The facade is shaped by a flat side risalit. A bay window with a balustrade rests on a console with an ornamental band that extends down to the ground floor. Another design element is the tail gable protruding over the roof. The entrance is on the broader right-hand side of the house, with a cornice separating storeys over the facade, a serrated frieze in the eaves area and an ornamental band underneath.	1900	02/28/1983	064
	Wayside shrine	Weltersmühle at number 54	Above the rectangular base is a gabled top with a round arched niche.	1737	02/28/1983	065
	2-storey brick house	Klosterstrasse 1	The two-storey brick building with the eaves facing the street connects to the gable side of the Markt 6 building. In addition to the side entrance, there are three evenly arranged windows on the ground floor and four on the upper floor; the roof has three dormer windows.	Mid 19th century	02/28/1983	066
	Former fire department store	Herriger Strasse 9	The brick building with a large dwarf house faces the street on the eaves side. Two arched gates flank the middle gate, framed by a risalit, above which there is a round arched window. The facade is designed with a round arch frieze in the gable zone as well as on the eaves side above the side gates and in the gable of the dwelling . A figure of St. Gertrude stands on a console above the window . The building was restored in 2002/4 by the gardening and beautification association and has since served as a club house and room for celebrations (also rented out).	1902	02/28/1983	068
	2-storey residential and commercial building	Bonner Strasse 26	The two-storey building with a gable roof and tail gables was built as a residential and commercial building. An elaborately designed eaves zone runs above the evenly lined up windows on the upper floor. On the ground floor, two windows were combined to form a shop window. Instead of the former round-arched courtyard entrance there is a shop window and an entrance with an all-glass pane.	Late 18th century, 1905	02/28/1983	069
	2-storey framework	Steinstrasse 2	The two-storey half-timbered house faces the Steinstrasse with the eaves and the gable faces Bonner Strasse opposite the Bonner Tor. The current commercial building, a former barn, was converted into a residential building in 1929.	19th century, 1929	02/28/1983	070
	2-storey semi-detached house (1st half)	Judenstrasse 11	The two-storey plastered house has a stepped base. The windows on the upper floor extend to the eaves area. Of three of the windows on both floors, two each are grouped as twin windows.	1st half of the 19th century	03/10/1983	071
	2-storey semi-detached house (2nd half)	Judenstrasse 13	The two-story plastered house originally formed a duplex together with house no. The entrances are designed differently, and the number of windows is also different.	1st half of the 19th century	03/10/1983	072
	Half-timbered house	Melchiorstrasse 1	The half-timbered house with brick infill has a clad gable side. The wide windows and the entrance gate have been renewed.	1st half of the 19th century	03/10/1983	073
	Former pharmacy building	Market 3	The residential and commercial building, built by a pharmacist, has a sloping roof on one side and is connected to the neighboring house on the other side. The emphasis of the two-storey building is on the two central axes with a stepped gable. The red brick facade is interrupted by plastered surfaces in the base, in the stair gable and in the area of ​​the eaves area as well as as a frame around windows and doors. A figure of Mary stands on a console between two window openings on the upper floor. In the stepped gable breaking through the eaves zone, the construction time in 1899 is indicated on a tape.	1899	02/28/1982	074
	2-storey half-timbered house	Raiffeisenstrasse 18	The two-story plastered half-timbered house has three window axes on the street side with an entrance in the central axis. The door has an original door leaf with a skylight. Stucco fields are located under the sills of the evenly arranged lattice windows on the upper floor, while the renewed windows on the ground floor have shutters.	Mid 19th century	03/10/1983	075
	Duplex	Raiffeisenstrasse 14	The house has a separate base with an exposed basement window. The entrance door with a skylight and a large arched window are on the ground floor, and two rectangular windows on the upper floor.	Mid 19th century	03/10/1983	076
	2-storey brick house	Bonner Strasse 47	The two-story brick house with a detached plastered base has five window axes facing the street. The center is emphasized by a flat risalit, in which the entrance is on the ground floor and a window formerly reaching down to the floor is located on the upper floor above the separating cornice. The evenly arranged windows have stone walls.	around 1850	December 6, 1990	077
	Duplex	Raiffeisenstrasse 16	The plastered two-storey building consists of a four-axle residential building facing the street, a large overbuilt gate and an adjoining two-axle residential building. In the second axis of the house is the entrance door with the original door leaf and skylight. The windows with plaster frames and sills are evenly arranged. The facade is designed with corner blocks and a cornice separating floors.	Mid 19th century	04/21/1983	078
	Part of the monastery	Klosterstrasse 20	Parts of the former monastery church are integrated into the building.	Monastery church 17th and 18th century. Residential house 19th century.	04/21/1983	079
	2-storey residential and commercial building	Market 10	The two-storey gable-independent residential and commercial building facing the market has elements of Art Nouveau in its facade from 1901 . The almost round-arched entrance and two large, flat-arched shop windows are framed by elaborately designed frames with women's heads in the gussets. The facade is structured on the first floor by flat pilaster strips, which are decorated with wreaths below the eaves area and with garlands below the sills of the windows. On both sides of the upper window in the curved gable, peacock feathers and cartouches adorn the facade.	Facade 1901	06/13/1983	080
	2-storey half-timbered house	Zehntstrasse 6	The two-storey plastered half-timbered house with a protruding upper storey is one of the oldest preserved houses in Lechenich.	End of 17th century	06/22/1983	081
	2-storey brick building	Steinstrasse 18	The two-story brick house has five window axes on the street side, the central axis of which is emphasized by a flat risalit. On the ground floor there is the arched entrance in the central axis, with two arched windows on each side. The facade is structured by flat corner pilasters, a cornice separating storeys and an eaves cornice. The location of the house at the end of the Steinstrasse, which bends at right angles, illustrates the old town plan.	1860	01/19/1984	085
	2-storey residential building	Steinstrasse 24	The two-storey plastered house has five window axes on the street side, with the arched entrance in the central axis. The entrance door with the original door leaf and skylight has two arched windows on both sides. The tall rectangular windows on the upper floor are evenly arranged along the window axes.	1860	01/19/1984	086
	2-storey residential and commercial building	Bonner Strasse 15	The two-storey brick house with a gable roof and three dormer windows was built in 1857 as a vicariate. The ground floor has been changed by renovations since the 1970s. The windows are evenly arranged on the upper floor, while the entrance door on the side remained on the ground floor. The former windows on the ground floor have been replaced by large shop windows reaching to the ground and a shop entrance.	1857	02/19/1984	087
more pictures	Rest of the city walls	Klosterstrasse 26	In some places building materials from the 13th century have been preserved.	13./14. Century	02/10/1984	089
	Vaulted cellar and well shaft	Bonner Strasse 9	Remains of the cellar of an earlier brewery building above ground.	1879	11/29/1984	091
	2-storey half-timbered house	Melchiorstrasse 3	The half-timbered house with a stepped brick base was built in a storey construction with an upper floor and a mezzanine . The entrance door on the side has an original door leaf, the windows have profiled wooden frames.	Mid 19th century	11/29/1984	092
	Former district court	Market 22	The brick building with adjoining prison was erected in 1896 (dating by anchor numbers). Towards the market square, the building is raised from the adjoining side parts of the building by a projected central projection with a stepped gable. In the basement there are three evenly lined up windows, on the first floor in the former conference room there are also three evenly lined up, much larger windows than in the basement. The Prussian eagle originally placed in an ogival niche facing the street has been removed and replaced by a very simplified painting, with the inscription "Each his own" above it. A lateral external staircase leads to the ogival portal and from there to the ogival entrance. A wall with a flat, rounded passage connects to the wider side wing, which leads over to the former prison wing.	1896	02/12/1985	093
more pictures	Remnants of the old city wall	Melchiorstrasse 14	The lower part consists of 13th century building materials.	13. / 14. Century	06/18/1985	095
more pictures	Half-timbered house	Castle Wall 29	The half-timbered house is plastered on the gable side facing the castle wall. The restored house originally belonged to the apartment buildings built by the city after the Hessian War on the inside of the decimated city wall, the wall houses.	Early 19th century	10/01/1985	098
	Townhouse	Herriger Strasse 20	The two-storey brick building with a hipped roof was built in 1902 as the “Imperial Post Office”, as the year in the gable indicates. A Prussian eagle in the gable of the central risalite on Herriger Strasse indicates this. The center is emphasized by flat gabled risalits on one side of the building with a stepped gable. The arched windows on the ground floor and the arched door have keystones as well as the rectangular windows on the upper floor. The floors are divided by a surrounding strip of cornice.	1902	09/30/1987	105
	Prussian milestone	On the L 265	The "round head milestone" made of sandstone was erected during the construction of the Cologne-Luxembourg district road (1855–1857). The lower part of the information carved in Gothic script in the upper edge of the round head: Government = District = Cöln Kreis = Euskirchen, on the other hand, the Prussian eagle depicted in the center of the circle with open wings is still quite well preserved. The inscription on the shaft: Cöln Luxemburger Bezirksstrasse built in 1855 is badly weathered, also the information in the medallion in the lower part of the shaft: III mile 3.00, only "mile" and "3" can still be seen.	1855	10/26/1988	107
	Jewish Cemetery	Römerhofweg	The park-like cemetery, surrounded by a wall, was used by the Lechenich Jewish community from 1897 to 1940. She acquired the property in 1892 from the municipality of Lechenich. During the Second World War , the area was used for other purposes and the tombstones were removed. They have not been in their original location since they were re-erected.	1892/1897	December 29, 1988	109
	Jewish Cemetery	At the grinding mill	The old Jewish cemetery with only a few intact tombstones was used by the Lechenich Jewish community until 1896.	before 1700	December 29, 1988	110
	Inn	Market 2	The two-storey plastered residential and commercial building with a hipped roof is on the corner of Markt and Herriger Strasse. The windows on the upper floor are fitted with shutters on both sides of the house. A large window is built in next to the entrance on the side of the market.	End of 18th century	March 22, 1989	112
	Former postal service building	Market 19th	The two-storey baroque building was built around 1750. It has seven window axes on the street side, of which the third with the entrance door up to the eaves zone is emphasized by pilaster strips made of ashlars. The gable on the slate roof is flanked on both sides by two small dormers. The street side is further emphasized by corner cuboids from the base to the eaves.	around 1750	03/06/1990	114
	Former Jewish school, brick house	Judenstrasse 10	The brick building was built in 1905 as a Jewish school. The gable side of the L-shaped building faces the street. In the front part was the stairwell, in the adjoining part at the rear the former school hall, teacher's apartment and other facilities were housed.	1905	March 27, 1990	115
	Half-timbered house	Herriger Strasse 2 / corner of Frenzenstrasse	The "Haus Bosen" restaurant is in the immediate vicinity of the market square. The corner house, a two-story plastered half-timbered house with an entrance on Herriger Strasse, was extended on one side around 1900. Around 1950 the house was provided with an ornamental half-timbered facade applied to the plaster.	Early 19th century	March 27, 1990	116
	Residential house and locksmith's shop	Schlossstrasse 7	The two-storey residential building is in the corner of Schloßstraße with the eaves facing the castle park, the gable side is oriented towards the castle. Corner cuboids and a surrounding cornice separating the floors structure the outer surfaces. The windows on the eaves side of the upper floor are arranged in the middle as twin windows, with a further window at a distance. The entrance is on the rear side of the eaves. The locksmith's workshop belonging to the residential building has a glare facade on the street side. Wrought iron work is attached to the side and in the middle, a nose shield in the form of a key in the tradition of former guild signs . The entrance to the courtyard between the buildings is closed by a wrought iron grille.	1870	March 27, 1990	122
	2-storey brick house	Market 13	The two-storey building with a hipped roof is attached to the Markt 15 residential building, which was built in the neo-Gothic style. The facade shows neo-Gothic style elements such as pilaster strips, eaves cornice as a pointed arch frieze, sill cornice and stone-framed windows. On the ground floor, the facade has been significantly changed with the installation of large shop windows and a wide shop entrance.	1862	March 27, 1990	123
	Semi-detached brick building	Market 16-18	The three-storey building, built as a residential and commercial building, was built as a semi-detached house. On the ground floor there are two arched entrances on the sides, with two large shop windows with doors in between. A continuous cornice separates the area from the upper floor. On the 1st floor there are two pairs of windows, on the 2nd floor three windows each, and two dormer windows on the roof.	1927	March 29, 1990	124
	2-storey residential building	Judenstrasse 5	The two-storey plastered house has five window axes facing the street, in which the windows are evenly arranged. The windows have stone walls and sills, above the entrance in the middle there is a piece of entablature.	1860	March 27, 1990	125
	3-storey brick building	Herriger Strasse 3	The three-story residential and commercial building was built in 1902 according to the dating in the gable. The entrance, which is slightly drawn into the shop area, is flanked by cast iron pillars. A relief depicting Johannes Gutenberg can be found above the side entrance. The two upper floors lie above a wide cornice separating the floors. The eaves cornice, designed as a pointed arch frieze, is interrupted by a flat risalit and a stepped gable that emphasizes the central axis. The facade has different stucco decorations over the differently designed windows.	1902	March 28, 1990	129
	2-storey brick house	Klosterstrasse 17	The two-story brick building has an elaborately designed facade. All windows have diamond-coated keystones, the former courtyard entrance has a lion's head. The facade is designed by a frieze that separates storeys and an eaves frieze, both with majolica tiles. On the upper floor, flat pilaster strips made of light-colored bricks run over the cornice. The alternation of light and dark bricks in the pilaster strips emphasizes the center on the upper floor.	1888	04/02/1990	132
	Wayside cross	Roman road	The simple 100 cm high cross made of shell limestone on the Roman road Cologne – Zülpich was erected in 1676 according to the inscription on the transverse arm. The date that could still be deciphered a few years ago is now completely weathered and illegible.	1676	08/01/1990	134
	2-storey brick house	Bonner Strasse 49	The two-storey brick house with a pan-roofed gable roof was built as a residential and commercial building. The tall, evenly arranged windows have sills, the stone-walled entrance has an original door leaf and a skylight. In place of the former entrance to the courtyard, there is a large, glazed shop entrance.	around 1850	03/23/1983	142
	2-storey residential building	Schlossstrasse 2	The two-storey, elongated, plastered building was built in the neo-baroque style at the beginning of the 20th century . The emphasis of the center by a risalit is supported by two pairs of window axes, which are matched by the dormer windows . In the middle of the ground floor is the entrance, which is framed by two half-columns with capitals and a segment belt with a woman's head surrounded by flower tendrils above the lintel. The window axes on the upper floor have conspicuously designed stucco frames like busts of girls in medallions framed by linden branches and braids with lions' heads attached between the windows, while the facade above the middle window has other decorative elements that extend to the eaves. The eaves zone is interrupted in the middle by a gable , which is framed by volutes and vessels.	1902	December 6, 1990	145
	Wayside shrine	Weltersmühle in front of house number 8	The wayside shrine consists of a rectangular base and a round-arched top with a round-arched niche.	18th century	December 6, 1990	146
	2-storey brick house	Frenzenstrasse 39	The two-story, six-axle brick house still has an original front garden fence. The arched entrance with the original door leaf and skylight is slightly off-center. The evenly arranged arched windows are framed with plaster frames. A cornice separating floors runs between the upper and lower floors. The eaves zone is designed by alternating yellow and red bricks.	End of the 19th century	03/19/1991	155
	Remains of a vaulted cellar from the 17th century.	Klosterstrasse 18	The vaulted cellar under the cloister of the monastery was built between 1655 and 1660. The still preserved cellar of the front house at Klosterstrasse 18 continues in the cellar of the rear house at Klosterstrasse 18.	1655-1660	06/21/1995	169
	plastered house and modern extension. Integrated section of the city wall.	Steinstrasse 16	The restored house originally belonged to the apartment buildings built by the city after the Hessian War, called Wallhäuser, on the inside of the decimated city wall. When the extension was made to the outside of the wall after the sale, the wall in this house was retained as a partition between the rooms.	17th century, 19th century, 1999/2001	12/10/1991	170
	Zehnthof residential building and building	Zehntstrasse 20	The two-storey plastered house with an upper storey slightly protruding towards the street dates from the end of the 17th century. The house has a hipped roof on the garden side. The wall that surrounds the garden and is preserved on the street side is interrupted by a small gate that leads to the house entrance on the garden side. The brick buildings adjoining the residential building with a large gate to the inner courtyard of the former square courtyard date from the 19th and 20th centuries. The former grain silo was built in 1960. Parts of the farm buildings were converted into apartments with entrances in the inner courtyard.	End of 17th century, 19th century Century and 1998	03/26/1992	173
	2-storey brick house / half-timbered corner house	Frenzenstrasse 6 / Franz-Busbach-Strasse	The two-story brick corner house has a white plastered corner of the building that interrupts the brick masonry with an entrance to a shop. The windows are arranged evenly. The half-timbered gable of the corner house on Franz-Busbach-Straße has brick infills.	2nd half of the 19th century	11/30/1992	177
	2-storey brick house	Frenzenstrasse 17	The five-axis two-storey residential building has a separate base. A dwarf house emphasizes the central axis, in which the entrance to the living area is also located. The facade is designed by a sill frieze on the ground floor made of majolica tiles, a storey separation frieze made of light-colored bricks with majolica tiles and an eaves zone made of light-colored bricks.	End of the 19th century	03/15/1993	179
	2-storey residential and commercial building	Bonner Strasse 39	The two-storey residential and commercial building has a separate base made of plastered ashlars. The red brick facade is shaped by a side risalit with a gable protruding from the roof. A further design is made by plastered surfaces in the area of ​​the front door and the window frames as well as pilaster strips and eaves cornice. A flat-roofed wing with a large passage connects to the house, above which the inscription "Gottfried Popp Baugeschäft" and the date 1902.	1902	07/01/1993	187
	Courtyard	Herriger Strasse 27	The facade of the two-storey brick residential building is clearly structured by a cornice separating floors and an eaves zone designed with bricks. The entrance door in the middle with an outside staircase in front has an original door leaf. The evenly arranged windows have stone sills. Farm buildings are attached to the gable.	around 1860	01/24/1994	202
	Stone cross	On the L 265	The flat relevant cross with corpus on the front is entwined with decorations, on the back a Madonna is depicted on a pedestal, around which an inscription is carved: I LIG HERE AND WAIT FOR YOU NON GO BY PLEASE BORED BEFORE ME 1701 DIED 1767 17 AUG JOHAN PETER KIEL The grave cross found a second use as a wayside cross when the cemetery at St. Kilian's Church was moved.	1767	01/23/1995	218
	2-storey brick house	Bonner Strasse 36	The two-storey brick residential building with a detached plastered base has five window axes on the street side, the middle one is emphasized by a flat risalit, in which the entrance with stone walls and an outside staircase is on the ground floor and a window on the upper floor. Two windows are arranged in pairs on either side and connected by a stucco and sill cornice.	around 1870	04/25/1995	226
	2-storey brick house	Bonner Strasse 42	The two-storey house with a hipped roof is built on an almost square floor plan. On the street side are the central entrance and evenly arranged windows with sandstone walls. The window openings on the gable side are bricked up.	Mid 19th century	04/28/1995	228
	Historical cellar and well	Klosterstrasse 18	The fountain is older than the cloister and probably belonged to the house of the mayor Dierath, which was transferred to the Franciscans in 1648, the first domicile of the order in Lechenich.	before 1648	06/21/1995	234
	Brick facade only	Herriger Strasse 19	The two-story brick building was built as a residential and commercial building. The arched windows on the ground floor and rectangular windows on the upper floor have ashlar walls, the entrance with walls and a keystone. The facade is structured by a base cornice, a cornice separating floors and an eaves cornice. An off-center risalit optically separates the living area from the business area. The owner's name was written on the white painted areas on the ground floor.	around 1900	10/11/1995	242
	Plastered half-timbered house	Herriger Strasse 4	The fully plastered half-timbered house with a plastered base lies with the eaves facing the street. The entrance is drawn in in the second window axis. A modern, wide shop window replaces the original window on the ground floor.	Mid 19th century	06/07/1996	263
more pictures	Remains of the city wall, city fortifications	Castle wall at house number 26	The rest of the city wall shows its former course on the wall.	13./14. Century	09/26/1996	277
	2-storey brick house	Zehntwall 17	The two-story, four-axis brick residential building has two apartment entrances on the ground floor, with two windows in the outer window axes in between, and four evenly arranged windows on the upper floor. A cornice made of light-colored bricks runs across the facade between the ground floor and first floor. The profiled eaves zone consists of light and red bricks.	End of the 19th century	11/27/1996	283
	3-storey brick building	Market 26	The three-storey building has been significantly changed on the ground floor by installing a shop. The facade of the two upper floors is designed with bricks as window walls and as corner blocks and an eaves zone with ornamental framework. The saddle roof with stepped gables has a drag dormer on the street side and a pointed dormer on the side with a decorated front.	around 1900	03/27/1997	284
	2-storey half-timbered house / brick house	Zehntstrasse 8	The two-story house, a half-timbered house with brick infills and a brick facade facing the street, has a richly designed eaves zone. The first and second floors are separated by a floor frieze. The windows with arched lintels are arranged evenly. The center is emphasized by the arched entrance and two side windows. Since 2011 a plaque has been pointing out that the animal painter and founder of the Association for German Medical Dogs Jean Bungartz lived in this house from 1886 to 1903.	1886	03/27/1997	287
	2-storey half-timbered house	Zehntstrasse 1	The two-storey house with a detached plastered base has a brick facade on the street side, the gable side has a brick infill. A cornice made of light-colored bricks separates the upper and lower floors. The eaves zone is designed by a frieze with alternation of light and dark bricks.	1870	03/27/1997	291
	2-storey half-timbered house	Frenzenstrasse 31	The two-storey plastered three-axle house is an example of the narrow parcels of many houses in the old town center. The roof forms a unit with the roof of the neighboring house.	around 1820	03/27/1997	293
	2-storey brick house	Frenzenstrasse 33	A new porch with an entrance was added to the gable side of the two-storey, three-axle half-timbered house with brick infills and a walled-in earlier entrance.	around 1820	03/27/1997	294
	2-storey brick house	Zehntwall 24	The two-story brick house has three axes on the street side and an entrance in the middle. The arched windows are arranged evenly. The storey-separating cornice and eaves cornice are made of raised bricks.	around 1870	05/28/1997	295
	Wayside cross	Herriger Strasse at number 42	The baroque crucifixion group , restored in the summer of 2014, stands on the outer wall of a commercial building. The heavily damaged sculpture of John, which was removed for a long time, is now back on its base after the restoration. The weathered figure relief on the base, a saint in Franciscan habit, represents Anthony of Padua . His attribute , the badly damaged and weathered baby Jesus in his arm, was removed during the restoration. The saint refers to the founder, the Franciscan Father Johannes Grosmann, who was accepted into the Lechenich convent in 1797, whose name could be deduced from the likewise weathered letters.	End of 18th century	05/28/1997	296
	2-storey half-timbered house	Zehntwall 22	The two-storey half-timbered house was built in a storey construction. The evenly arranged lattice windows have wooden frames. The central entrance has been rebuilt. At the side, there is a built-over former gate that was reduced in size during the conversion to a garage entrance.	1850	03/03/1998	298
	Exterior facade, around 1880	Castle wall 36	The single-storey brick house with three windows and an entrance door in the second window axis on the eaves side and a gable window is an example of the development of the castle ramparts in the 19th century.	19th century	04/12/2001	319
	Residential house with an integrated section of the city wall	Steinstrasse 14	A section of the city wall is present in the restored former wall house, which has been modified by reconstruction.	Early 19th century	07/09/2003	347
	2-storey half-timbered house	Castle Wall 51	The two-storey half-timbered house with brick infill was clad with imitation clinker brick around 1970.	around 1820	04/21/2010	366

supporting documents

1. ↑ List of monuments of the city of Erftstadt, transmitted by the Lower Monument Authority Erftstadt
2. ^ Frank Bartsch: Continuity and change in the country. The Rhine Prussian mayor of Lechenich in the 19th and early 20th centuries (1815–1914). Weilerswist 2012, pp. 632-634
3. ^ Frank Bartsch, Dieter Hoffsümmer, Hanna Stommel: Monuments in Erftstadt. Erftstadt 1998–2000. Chapter 13. 5
4. ^ Frank Bartsch, Dieter Hoffsümmer, Hanna Stommel: Monuments in Erftstadt. Erftstadt 1998–2000. Chapter 13. 11 House Kretz
5. ^ Frank Bartsch, Dieter Hoffsümmer, Hanna Stommel: Monuments in Erftstadt. Erftstadt 1998–2000. Chapter 13. 8 Hussar quarters
6. ↑ Frank Bartsch, Chapter 13. 15 "Haus Ganser" In: Frank Bartsch, Dieter Hoffsümmer, Hanna Stommel: Monuments in Erftstadt. Erftstadt 1998–2000
7. ^ Frank Bartsch, Dieter Hoffsümmer, Hanna Stommel: Monuments in Erftstadt. Erftstadt 1998–2000. Cape. 11.4
8. ↑ History of FW-Lechenich ( Memento of the original from April 14, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
9. ^ Frank Bartsch: Continuity and change in the country. The Rhine Prussian mayor of Lechenich in the 19th and early 20th centuries (1815 - 1914) Weilerswist 2012, p. 99
10. ↑ Frank Bartsch, Chapter 13. 14 Marienapotheke. In: Frank Bartsch, Dieter Hoffsümmer, Hanna Stommel: Monuments in Erftstadt. Erftstadt 1998–2000
11. ^ ^{A b} Frank Bartsch: Continuity and change in the country. The Rhine Prussian mayor of Lechenich in the 19th and early 20th centuries (1815–1914). Weilerswist 2012, Fig. 2 Lithograph “View Lechenich” by A. Cahn around 1859.
12. ↑ Frank Bartsch, Chapter 13. 13 Roman pharmacy. In: Frank Bartsch, Dieter Hoffsümmer, Hanna Stommel: Monuments in Erftstadt. Erftstadt 1998–2000
13. ^ Frank Bartsch, Dieter Hoffsümmer, Hanna Stommel: Monuments in Erftstadt. Erftstadt 1998–2000. Chapter 13. 6
14. ↑ Frank Bartsch, Chapter 13. 17 Town House. In: Frank Bartsch, Dieter Hoffsümmer, Hanna Stommel: Monuments in Erftstadt. Erftstadt 1998–2000
15. ^ Walter Keil: Milestones - Prussian road construction in today's urban area. In: Erftstadt City Yearbook 2012. pp. 24–35
16. ↑ ^{a b c} City Archives Erftstadt A05 Holdings of the historical building archive
17. ↑ Frank Bartsch, Chapter 13. 12 In: Frank Bartsch, Dieter Hoffsümmer, Hanna Stommel: Monuments in Erftstadt. Erftstadt 1998–2000
18. ^ Frank Bartsch, Dieter Hoffsümmer, Hanna Stommel: Monuments in Erftstadt. Erftstadt 1998–2000. Cape. 13. 7
19. ^ Karl Stommel: The Franciscans in Lechenich. In: Monasteries and monasteries in the Erftkreis. Pulheim-Brauweiler 1988. Page 273