List of architectural monuments in Mönchengladbach (Monuments T – Z)

The list of architectural monuments in Mönchengladbach (Monuments T – Z) contains the listed buildings in the area of ​​the city of Mönchengladbach in North Rhine-Westphalia (as of July 4, 2011). These architectural monuments are entered in the monuments list of the city of Mönchengladbach; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW). Architectural monuments are "monuments that consist of structures or parts of structures". The monuments list of the city of Mönchengladbach includes 1000 monuments, including 651 residential buildings, 79 residential and commercial buildings, 65 churches, chapels or monasteries, 62 public buildings, 45 small monuments, 39 courtyards, 18 fortifications, castles or aristocratic residences, 17 commercial buildings, administration buildings or craft businesses , 16 industrial plants and eight cemeteries.

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Architectural monuments

The list includes, if available, a photograph of the monument, the name if available, otherwise the type of building in italics, the district in which the monument is located and the address, the date of the protection and the registration number of the lower monument authority of the city of Mönchengladbach. The name corresponds to the designation by the lower monument authority of the city of Mönchengladbach. Abbreviations have been resolved for better understanding, the typography has been adapted to that used in Wikipedia and typos have been corrected.

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Monument number	Registration of file numbers
	Half-timbered yard	Tomper Strasse 27 location	See Tomper Straße 27 (Mönchengladbach)	18./19. century	T 001	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Residential building (former barn)	Tomper Strasse 21 location	See Tomper Straße 21 (Mönchengladbach)	18./19. century	T 002	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Half-timbered yard	Trimpelshütter Straße 17 location	See Trimpelshütter Straße 17 (Mönchengladbach)	1783	T 003	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Residential building	Taubenstrasse 11 location	See Taubenstrasse 11 (Mönchengladbach)	1910	T 004	Oct 14, 1986
	Residential building	Trompeterallee 24/24 a location	See Trompeterallee 24 / 24a (Mönchengladbach)	before 1908	T 005	Oct 14, 1986
	Residential building	Taubenstrasse 27 location	See Taubenstrasse 27 (Mönchengladbach)	1905	T 006	0Aug 7, 1990
	chapel	Tomper Strasse 53 location	See Hardt's Lady Chapel	19th century	T 007	Dec 15, 1987
	former police barracks	Theodor-Heuss-Straße 149 location	See Theodor-Heuss-Straße 149 (Mönchengladbach)	1938/1939	T 008 a	0Aug 9, 1988
	Riding arena with horse stable, intermediate wing and gate wing	Theodor-Heuss-Straße 149 location	See Theodor-Heuss-Straße 149a (Mönchengladbach)	1938/1939	T 008 b	0Aug 9, 1988
	Residential building	Trompeterallee 15 location	See Trompeterallee 15 (Mönchengladbach)	1895	T 009	17 Sep 1991
	Residential building	Trompeterallee 32 location	See Trompeterallee 32 (Mönchengladbach)	1908	T 010	Jan. 30, 1992
	Thick tower and city wall	Tower stairs 16 position	See tower stairs 16 (Mönchengladbach)	14.-17. century	T 011	May 14, 1985
	Priest tomb	Thomas-Mann-Strasse location	See the Hardt-Venn priest burial site	1896	T 012	Apr 16, 1999
	Hochkreuz	Thomas-Mann-Strasse location	See Hochkreuz Hardt-Venn	1885	T 013	Apr 16, 1999
	Residential building	Trompeterallee 16 location	See Trompeterallee 16 (Mönchengladbach)	1908	T 014	June 24, 1992
	Residential building	Trompeterallee 18 location	See Trompeterallee 18 (Mönchengladbach)	1911	T 015	23 Sep 1992
	Residential building	Trompeterallee 28 location	See Trompeterallee 28 (Mönchengladbach)	before 1910	T 016	June 24, 1992
	Wayside cross	Tomper Strasse location	See Hardt crossroads	1876	T 017	July 28, 2009
	War memorial	Tackhütte location	See Tackhütte War Memorial	1896	T 018	29 Sep 2009
	Half-timbered house	Unterheydener Strasse 15 a location	See Unterheydener Straße 15a (Mönchengladbach)	around 1800	U 001	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Half-timbered house	Unterheydener Strasse 21a location	See Unterheydener Straße 21a (Mönchengladbach)	18th century	U 002	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Half-timbered house	Unterheydener Strasse 23 location	See Unterheydener Straße 23 (Mönchengladbach)	18th century	U 003	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Half-timbered house	Unterheydener Strasse 27 location	See Unterheydener Straße 27 (Mönchengladbach)	18th century	U 005	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Half-timbered house	Unterheydener Strasse 27 a location	See Unterheydener Straße 27a (Mönchengladbach)	18th century	U 006	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Half-timbered house	Unterheydener Strasse 29 location	See Unterheydener Straße 29 (Mönchengladbach)	18th century	U 007	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Residential commercial building	Untere Strasse 131–135, 143–151 Lage	See Untere Strasse 131–135, 143–151 (Mönchengladbach)	18th century	U 008	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Half-timbered yard	Ueddinger Strasse 230-234 location	See Huppertzhof	18th century	U 009	Oct 14, 1986
	Half-timbered house	Ueddinger Strasse 296 location	See Ueddinger Straße 296 (Mönchengladbach)	18th century	U 010	0Feb 6, 1992
	Half-timbered house	Unterheydener Strasse 25 location	See Unterheydener Straße 25 (Mönchengladbach)	18th century	U 011	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Residential commercial building	Viersener Strasse 51 location	See Viersener Straße 51 (Mönchengladbach)	Turn of the century	V 001	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Residential building	Von-Galen-Straße 101 Location	See Von-Galen-Straße 101 (Mönchengladbach)	1898	V 002	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Residential building	Von-Galen-Straße 48 Location	See Von-Galen-Straße 48 (Mönchengladbach)	1898	V 003	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Residential building	Viersener Straße 134 location	See Viersener Straße 134 (Mönchengladbach)	Turn of the century	V 004	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Residential building	Viersener Strasse 56/56 a location	See Viersener Straße 56 (Mönchengladbach)	Turn of the century	V 005	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Residential building (city villa)	Viersener Strasse 180 location	See Viersener Straße 180 (Mönchengladbach)	at the end of the 19th century	V 006	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Half-timbered house	Viehstraße 39 location	See Viehstraße 39 (Mönchengladbach)	unknown	V 007	0Dec. 4, 1984
more pictures	Moenchengladbach water tower	Viersener Strasse 115 location	See Mönchengladbach water tower	1908/09	V 008	Oct 14, 1986
	chapel	Voosen 61 location	See St. Agatha (Voosen)	2nd half of the 19th century	V 009	0June 2nd 1987
	Residential building	Viersener Straße 96 location	See Viersener Straße 96 (Mönchengladbach)	1903	V 010	0June 2nd 1987
	Residential building	Viersener Straße 98 location	See Viersener Straße 98 (Mönchengladbach)	1900	V 011	0June 2nd 1987
	Residential building	Viersener Straße 100 location	See Viersener Straße 100 (Mönchengladbach)	Turn of the century	V 012	0June 2nd 1987
	Residential commercial building	Viersener Straße 102 Hagelkreuzstraße 2 Location	See Viersener Straße 102 (Mönchengladbach)	Turn of the century	V 013	0June 2nd 1987
	Residential building	Viersener Straße 88 location	See Viersener Straße 88 (Mönchengladbach)	1905	V 014	Dec 15, 1987
	Residential building	Viersener Strasse 123 location	See Viersener Straße 123 (Mönchengladbach)	1912	V 015	Dec 15, 1987
	Residential building	Viersener Strasse 143 location	See Viersener Straße 143 (Mönchengladbach)	1900	V 017	Sep 18 1991
	school	Von-der-Helm-Straße 198 location	See Von-der-Helm-Straße 198 (Mönchengladbach)	1899-1901, 1912	V 018	03rd June 1993
	Residential building	Viersener Straße 125/127 location	See Viersener Straße 125–127 (Mönchengladbach)	unknown	V 019	28 Mar 1995
	Residential building	Viersener Strasse 129/131 location	See Viersener Straße 129-131 (Mönchengladbach)	1925/26	V 020	28 Mar 1995
	Residential building	Viersener Strasse 133 location	North of the water tower on the street section facing out of town, which has an almost closed historical row development on both sides. Here the building is part of an ensemble with eight other historical residential buildings, punctually interrupted by two post-war buildings. A two-storey plastered building with a gable roof and a broad dwarf house. Asymmetrically structured by accentuating the left half of the building by means of a flat arched bay window open on three sides. The horizontal structure is provided by a plinth, floor and protruding eaves cornice. Windows in rhythmic arrangement with varying execution. The protection is based on urban planning and architectural-historical reasons.	1912-1914	V 021	28 Mar 1995
	Residential building	Viersener Straße 135 location	The building is located north of the water tower on the street section facing out of town, which has an almost closed historical row development on both sides. A three-storey plastered building with a loft. Asymmetrically structured by accentuating the entrance axis (right) by means of a two-storey, flat arched bay window and a gabled dwelling with a balcony exit. A single floor and sill cornice as horizontal emphasis. The windows of the left half of the facade (three ground floor, two upper floor each) in a regular arrangement and uniformly rectangular design; decorated with profiled sills. The bay window that occupies the right-hand half of the building is opened by three more narrowly formulated vertical rectangular windows connected by cornice. Next to the house entrance on the left is a smaller, barred window. The surface of the gable roof breaks through a two-string dormer. For urban planning reasons, placing the building under protection is therefore in the public interest.	1927	V 022	28 Mar 1995
	Residential building	Viersener Strasse 145 location	Three-storey plastered building on four axes with windowed jamb under a flat pitched roof; Long extension at the rear, coupled with that of the neighboring house (No. 147). Horizontally divided by plinth, sill, floor and eaves cornice. A console-supported bay window in a four-pillar corner construction and a baluster-limited balcony attachment as an asymmetrical accent and plastic loosening of the otherwise regular facade. Access to the house from the right axis with a deeply cut entrance niche. Window disposition in regular rows with uniform, high-rectangular window formats with framing that varies from storey to storey. On the ground floor console-supported entablature crowned by segment gable with keystone; Entrance framing more powerfully formulated and varying in detail. On the first floor ear framing with triangular gable and on the second floor a simple profile beam as roofing. The window openings of the jamb are designed as lying rectangles and framed with an unadorned profile frame. All in all, finely modeled stucco ornamentation with eclectic use of Renaissance style elements. In addition to the borders of the openings, parapet and crown decorations, horizontal plaster strips and bucrania between the jam-windows. A protection of the property is in the public interest for urban planning and architectural-historical reasons.	around 1900	V 023	0Dec. 7, 1994
	Residential building	Viersener Strasse 147 location	Three-storey plastered building on three axes with windowed jamb under a gently sloping gable roof; Long extension at the rear, coupled with that of the neighboring house (No. 145). Horizontally structured by a plinth, sill, floor and console-supported eaves cornice. A box-shaped bay window with a balcony attachment as a center-axial accent. Access to the house from the left axis with a deeply cut entrance niche. Windows in regular arrangement; all of them have a uniform, rectangular design and are framed in different storeys; the window openings of the jamb are lying rectangles. Overall, elaborate facade stucco with eclectic use of Renaisassancist style elements. In addition to stucco decorations on the wall openings, ornamental parapet decorations, horizontal plaster strips and decorative shapes on the ground floor that cannot be derived in detail. The property is worth protecting as a monument for urban and architectural reasons.	around 1900	V 024	0Dec. 7, 1994
	Residential building	Viersener Strasse 58 location	The property is located immediately north of the Hermann Piecq facility on Viersener Strasse. It is a four-axle, two-storey house with a gable roof. Three-dimensional facade design made of cornices and horizontal plaster strips with attached diamond blocks. Window and door frames with richly designed gable attachments over console-supported architraves. The property is worth protecting as a monument for urban planning and architectural reasons.	at the end of the 19th century	V 025	0Feb. 1, 2001
	Bismarck monument	Vierhausstrasse / Odenkirchener Strasse / Moses-Stern-Strasse Location	The Bismarck monument stands under large trees in a green area north of Vierhaus Strasse, south of Moses-Stern-Strasse and west of Odenkirchener Strasse. The obelisk over a multi-tiered base and substructure, hewn from dark, igneous rock, with a polished surface. The substructure rises above a stepped plinth, which originally also carried the portrait of Imperial Chancellor Otto von Bismarck in a medallion. It is lost today. The monolithic obelisk adjoins a surrounding cornice. A bronze plate with the name of the Reich Chancellor and the inscription "Ehrenbürger von Rheydt", which was probably added later, was preserved. The property is worth protecting as a monument for reasons of local history. The object is important for human history. There are historical reasons for its preservation and use.	1896	V 026	Nov 11, 2005
	Hall of the Dead with Stations of the Cross and cemetery	Viersener Strasse 450 location	The objects (mortuary hall with stations of the cross and cemetery) are located on the northeastern edge of the property belonging to the Franziskushaus directly on the border with the Viersener Landwehr. The complex includes a small mortuary hall - built between 1908 and 1918 - and in the external appearance comparable to a chapel, a station of the cross (from 1938) and a cemetery (from 1918), where the deceased sisters of the "Franciscan Sisters of the Repentance and Christian love ”. The mortuary hall is a small brick building, today heavily overgrown with ivy, with round-arched small window openings in the choir, in the side walls and the west gable. This also accommodates the double-leaf, round-arched wooden door. To the east, the building is closed off by a drawn-in, rounded choir. The brick cross on the west gable and the top on the main roof, designed as a roof turret with three arched positions, are striking. Window frames as cast frames and a coffered wooden door with exposure in the upper half complete the picture. Instead of the original covering, the roof is re-covered with sanded roofing membranes. Way of the Cross: Starting from the death hall in the southwest, a way of the cross consisting of seven stele-shaped pedestals (from 1938) extends to the northeast. In their depressions on both sides they contain fourteen mosaic depictions of the stations of the cross. The mosaics come from the hand of Sister Elma König. The completion of the mosaics dragged on until after the Second World War. Cross system: to the south of the stations of the cross, located on a path that runs roughly in a south-west-north-east direction, there is a cross system to the side on a low hill, accessible via an eight-step staircase. It consists of a cuboid substructure, used as an altar in processions, with a rising cross, which is a mosaic depicting the risen Christ. To the side of it lie priestly graves, while the gravesites of the sisters lie on an area adjoining to the east. The object is important for human history and for cities and settlements. There are scientific, architectural and local historical reasons for its preservation and use.	1908/1918, and from 1938	V 027	0June 5, 2007
	Wayside cross	Viersener Strasse 115 location	See wayside cross Viersener Straße 115	1711	V 028	08 Sep 2008
	Residential and commercial building	Von-der-Helm-Straße 2 location	See Von-der-Helm-Straße 2 (Mönchengladbach)	around 1900	V 029	Feb 11, 2009
	Mission cross	Vicariate location	See Giesenkirchen Mission Cross	1863	V 030	July 28, 2009
	Protestant cemetery at the water tower	Viersener Strasse 71 location	See Mönchengladbach Evangelical Cemetery	1610, evidently 1854	V 031	0May 4, 2011
	Residential building	Viersener Straße 86 location	See Viersener Straße 86 (Mönchengladbach)	Early 20th century	V 032	0Aug 1, 2011
	Residential building	Viersener Strasse 161 location	See Viersener Straße 161 (Mönchengladbach)	around 1910/13	V 033	Oct 23, 2012
Image wanted	Cultivation and garden with surrounding garden wall	Viersener Strasse 20 location			V 034	09 Aug 2017
	Residential commercial building	Wallstrasse 9 location	See Wallstraße 9 (Mönchengladbach)	in the middle of the 19th century	W 001	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Residential commercial building	Wilhelm-Niessen-Strasse 9 location	See Wilhelm-Niessen-Straße 9 (Mönchengladbach)	Turn of the century	W 002	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Residential building	Waldhausener Straße 98 location	See Waldhausener Straße 98 (Mönchengladbach)	Turn of the century	W 003	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Residential building	Waldhausener Straße 100 location	See Waldhausener Straße 100 (Mönchengladbach)	Turn of the century	W 004	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Residential building	Waldhausener Strasse 102 location	See Waldhausener Straße 102 (Mönchengladbach)	Turn of the century	W 005	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Residential building	Waldhausener Straße 104 location	See Waldhausener Straße 104 (Mönchengladbach)	Turn of the century	W 006	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Residential building	Waldhausener Straße 106 location	See Waldhausener Straße 106 (Mönchengladbach)	Turn of the century	W 007	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Residential building	Waldhausener Straße 108 location	See Waldhausener Straße 108 (Mönchengladbach)	1890	W 008	0Dec. 4, 1984
	Residential commercial building	Wallstrasse 11 location	See Wallstraße 11 (Mönchengladbach)	19th century	W 009	Apr 12, 1999
	former Arnz silk weaving mill	Watelerstraße 32, 38, 54, 70, 72 location	See Watelerstraße 32 (Mönchengladbach)	19th century	W 010	0Dec. 4, 1984
	school	Wilhelm-Strauss-Straße 94/96 location	See Rheydt special school	around 1900	W 011	Sep 24 1985
	Maria Lenssen Vocational College	Werner-Gilles-Straße 18-22 Brucknerallee 57 location	See Maria Lenssen Vocational College	1907	W 012	Sep 24 1985
	Carnival Museum Altes Zeughaus	Weiherstrasse 2 location	See the Altes Zeughaus Carnival Museum	18th century	W 013	Oct 14, 1986
	Half-timbered house	Weiherstrasse 4/6 location	See Weiherstrasse 4-6 (Mönchengladbach)	18th century	W 014	Oct 14, 1986
	Water tower	Wickrather Strasse 257 location	See Rheydt water tower	1895	W 015	Oct 14, 1986
	Residential building	Waisenhausstrasse 39 location	See Waisenhausstraße 39 (Mönchengladbach)	at the end of the 19th century	W 016	0June 2nd 1987
	Niederrhein University of Applied Sciences	Webschulstraße 31/33 Rheydter Straße 291 location	The property consists of the school building (Webschulstraße 31), the former director's house (Webschulstraße 33), the former workshop on Webschulstraße (facade and front building with shed roof) and the former goods testing office for textiles (Rheydter Straße 291). School building: It is a 2-storey brick building in neo-Gothic shapes. The street facade is divided into two corner and a central projections with colored glazed bricks and ceramic reliefs. The formerly existing ornamental gables were not rebuilt after being severely damaged during the war. The main entrance door, the stairwell and the corridor areas with brick arches and cross ridge vaults have been preserved, as well as an auditorium on the top floor with complete seating from the reconstruction period. The single-storey shed roof factory building to the west of Webschulstrasse, with what is in principle the original brick facade with pilaster strips, is part of the monument because of its characterizing effect on the street and as a functionally integral part of the historical training facility. To the east of the main building, on the corner of Richard-Wagner-Strasse, is the former director's house, largely preserved in its original form. The two-storey corner building is closed on both sides of the street by a projecting protrusion with a half-timbered ornamental gable. A bay-like tower is arranged around the corner, which rests on brick consoles in the area of ​​the ground floor. The upper end is a brick cornice with a timber framing above. The tent roof, initially sloping flat, merges into a pyramid-shaped helmet roof with a decorative tip. Between the corner tower and the ornamental gable there is a dormer in the gable roof on each side of the street. The articulated brick facade, like the ornamental gable and the winter garden attached to the north side, has been preserved in its original form in an ornate wooden construction. The windows and window divisions are partly preserved in their original form, as well as in the inner staircase, tiled floor and room doors with neo-Gothic walls. The intermediate building between the school building and the director's house is not part of the memorial. The former public goods testing office for the textile industry in Mönchengladbach is located on Rheydter Straße. The building, completed in 1916, was badly damaged in 1944 and reopened in 1951. It is a three-story brick building with five window axes, natural stone cornices, natural stone window sills, a hipped roof with eaves and three dormer windows facing the street. On the first floor there is a central bay on natural stone consoles. The original front door and some old windows have been preserved, as arched windows on the ground floor and arched windows on the upper floor. The base, the parapets and the window lintels are highlighted as decorative masonry or by masonry lintels. The entrance area with staircase is built in front like a risalit on the south side. Loggias are built into this porch on the 1st and 2nd floors east of the staircase	1899-1901 and 1914-1916	W 017	Jan. 11, 1988
	school	Wallstrasse 10/12 location	See Marienschule (Mönchengladbach)	1895, 1910, 1913	W 018	13 Sep 1988
	Residential commercial building	Wilhelm-Strauss-Strasse 38 location	See Wilhelm-Strauss-Straße 38 (Mönchengladbach)	around 1902	W 019	Aug 29, 1988
	Residential and office building	Wilhelm-Strauss-Strasse 40 location	See Wilhelm-Strauss-Straße 40 (Mönchengladbach)	1902	W 020	Aug 29, 1988
	Courtyard	Wolfsittard 110 location	See Wolfsittard 110	1903	W 021	0Sep 7 1988
	Residential building	Wilhelm-Strauss-Strasse 17 location	See Wilhelm-Strauss-Straße 17 (Mönchengladbach)	1902	W 022	06th Mar 1989
	Residential building	Wilhelm-Strauss-Straße 15 location	See Wilhelm-Strauss-Straße 15 (Mönchengladbach)	1902	W 023	06th Mar 1989
	Residential building	Wickrather Strasse 39 location	See Wickrather Straße 39 (Mönchengladbach)	1903	W 024	June 12, 1989
	Residential commercial building	Watelerstraße 2/4 location	See Watelerstraße 2-4 (Mönchengladbach)	1906	W 025	June 15, 1989
	Residential building	Waisenhausstrasse 22 location	See Waisenhausstraße 22 (Mönchengladbach)	1899-1901	W 026	0Feb 5, 1990
	Residential building	Webschulstraße 26 location	See Webschulstraße 26 (Mönchengladbach)	1911	W 027	0Aug 7, 1990
	Residential building	Webschulstrasse 28 location	See Webschulstraße 28 (Mönchengladbach)	1911	W 028	0Aug 7, 1990
	Residential building	Webschulstrasse 30 location	See Webschulstraße 30 (Mönchengladbach)	1911	W 029	0Aug 7, 1990
	Residential building	Wilhelm-Strater-Straße 29 location	See Wilhelm-Strater-Straße 29 (Mönchengladbach)	1905	W 030	June 23, 1992
	Residential building	Wilhelm-Strauss-Straße 97 location	See Wilhelm-Strauss-Straße 97 (Mönchengladbach)	1907	W 031	0Feb. 2, 1993
	Half-timbered house	Wyenhütte 14 location	See Wyenhütte 14	18th century	W 032	0Feb. 2, 1993
	School with residential building	Wiedemannstrasse 42-48 location	See Wiedemannstraße 42-48 (Mönchengladbach)	1906	W 033	03rd June 1993
	Residential building	Wilhelm-Niessen-Strasse 5 location	See Wilhelm-Niessen-Straße 5 (Mönchengladbach)	1899	W 034	03rd June 1993
	Residential building	Wilhelm-Niessen-Strasse 7 location	See Wilhelm-Niessen-Straße 7 (Mönchengladbach)	1899	W 035	03rd June 1993
	Villa / kindergarten	Wilhelm-Strauss-Strasse 18 location	See Wilhelm-Strauss-Straße 18 (Mönchengladbach)	1899	W 036	17 Sep 1996
	Residential building	Wilhelm-Niessen-Strasse 13 location	See Wilhelm-Niessen-Straße 13 (Mönchengladbach)	1900	W 037	03rd June 1993
	Residential building	Winkelner Strasse 6 location	See Winkelner Straße 6 (Mönchengladbach)	1901	W 038	Aug 24, 1994
	Administration building	Wingertsplatz 1 location	See Wingertsplatz 1 (Mönchengladbach)	1910 and 1922	W 039	June 21, 1996
	chapel	between Wetschewell 251-253 position	See Wetschewell Chapel	1956-1960	W 040	Nov 11, 2005
Image wanted	Residential commercial building	Wallstrasse 5 location		between 1863 and 1879	W 041	0Apr 5, 2012
Image wanted	Residential commercial building	Wallstrasse 7 location		between 1863 and 1879	W 042	0Apr 5, 2012
Image wanted	Chaplaincy	Waisenhausstrasse 16 location			W 043	Oct. 22, 2018
	Courtyard	To the mill 10 location	See Zur Mühle 10 (Mönchengladbach)	1900	Z 001	May 14, 1985
	Residential building (villa)	Zoppenbroich 65/67 location	See Zoppenbroich 65–67 (Mönchengladbach)	1910	Z 002	0Feb 5, 1990
	Courtyard	To the mill 2 location	See Zur Mühle 2 (Mönchengladbach)	1732, 1852, 19th century	Z 003	Apr 18, 2005
	Memorial cross to the Lockhütter Weg	To the Lockhütter Weg location	See memorial cross Zum Lockhütter Weg	1950	Z 004	Jan. 22, 1997

Individual evidence

1. ↑ § 2 (2) DSchG NRW
2. ^ Monuments list of the city of Mönchengladbach , as of November 16, 2018, accessed on July 8, 2020.

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