List of architectural monuments in Münster

Memorial plaque of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. To be attached to the monuments in a clearly visible manner

The cathedral of Munster

historical town hall

The monuments list of the city of Münster is the list of monuments in which the listed cultural monuments of Münster are entered. On June 30, 2014, it comprised a total of 1602 cultural monuments; ( Architectural monuments , movable monuments and ground monuments ). There are also monument areas .

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Monuments in Münster

In accordance with the law on the protection and maintenance of monuments in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW), the city of Münster forms the lower monument authority for Münster, the district government of Münster acts as the upper monument authority . The city of Münster has set up a lower monument authority at the city planning and building regulations office.

The lower monument authority has to keep a list of monuments.

The entry of cultural monuments in these lists takes place in consultation with the Landschaftsverband Westfalen-Lippe , which also offers professional advice from the LWL monument preservation, landscape and building culture in Westphalia and the LWL archeology for Westphalia .

The law says: "The list of monuments is open to everyone with regard to the entry of architectural monuments and permanent ground monuments." This means that in contrast to other federal states - Baden-Württemberg is an example - every citizen can view this list, even if he no legitimate interest ”. It would then have to be demanded that the viewable list 2 and the list made available as PDF - must be up-to-date and contain a brief description of the monuments. This is the only way for citizens to help effectively with the protection of monuments and, as volunteers, to take responsibility for the monuments that are worth protecting and that are important to them.

List of monuments

The prerequisite for the completeness of the list with all its information is the delivery of this data by the Lower Monument Protection Authority. The geographic coordinates and further details of the monument descriptions would then be added, provided that they are useful and verifiable.

The list includes - if available - a photograph of the monument, as a description - if available - the name, otherwise italicized the type of building, the address, a short description, if known, the construction time, the date of protection and the registration number of the lower monument authority of the city of Münster . The name corresponds to the designation by the monument authority of the city of Münster. Abbreviations have been resolved for better understanding, the typography has been adapted to that used in Wikipedia and typos have been corrected. A memorial or inventory number is important because this is the only way for these lists to take part in photo competitions such as Wiki Loves Monuments in a meaningful way.

Soil monuments

Ground monuments are movable or immovable monuments that are or were in the ground. The monuments list of the city of Münster also includes soil monuments. However, they are not shown in this list of architectural monuments; there are separate lists for them.

The archaeological monuments visible above ground include the Max-Clemens-Canal , the Landwehr characteristic of the Münsterland, encircled mansions and farms such as Haus Amelsbüren , the Wallburg Haskenau , as well as various burial mounds in the Hohen Ward and in Handorf-Dorbaum and Handorf-Hornheide.

Movable monuments

Movable monuments are all non-stationary monuments. The city of Münster's list of monuments also includes a few movable monuments.

Monument areas

“Monument areas are the majority of structures, even if not every associated individual structure meets the requirements of paragraph 1. Monument areas can be city plans, cityscapes, townscapes and silhouettes, city districts and districts, settlements, groups of farmsteads, streets, overall structures and individual buildings as well as their immediate surroundings, provided that it is important for their appearance. This also includes handicraft and industrial production facilities, provided they meet the requirements of Paragraph 1. ”In Münster, the Prinzipalmarkt, as a monument area, enjoys comprehensive ensemble protection.

List of architectural monuments

Architectural monuments are "monuments that consist of structures or parts of structures".

Because of the inadequate list of the Lower Monument Protection Authority, the monuments cannot be broken down according to city districts. For this reason, the alphabetical structure of the street names was temporarily chosen for better handling of the list. It would be desirable to activate the architectural monuments in Münster navigation bar. Therefore this list is currently being modified. The monuments that can no longer be seen here can be found in the city district lists

Architectural monuments by streets

Streets with A to S

The lists of monuments on these streets have been moved to the city district lists. Since the list for the Münster-Mitte district was still too extensive, the Münster-Altstadt district was also selected from it.

See:

Streets with T

image	designation	location	description	construction time
more pictures	Mühlenhof	Gievenbeck Theo-Breider-Weg 1 map	Mühlenhof open-air museum: The open-air museum was opened in 1961 with the rebuilding of an 18th century post mill from the Emsland. This was followed by the main and auxiliary buildings of farms, a country school from 1823, a farm chapel from 1840, a village shop with a village jug, an apiary, a weaver's scotch, a village blacksmith and other old workshops.	1961
more pictures	Former zoo	Wolbeck Tiergarten 4 map	Zoo grounds, border wall, hunting pavilion (1712), half-timbered house (19th century) and boundary stone
BW	Gate post on the hinge	Wolbeck Tiergarten map	Gate pillar	1800!19th century
more pictures	Former miller's house	Roxel Tilbecker Strasse 16 map	Former miller's house with outbuilding
more pictures	Path chapel with figure of Mary.	Roxel at Tilbecker Straße 50 map	Path chapel with figure of Mary. Inscription: Holy Mary, pray for us!	1890!1922 or late 19th century
	Schilgen residential building	Sentrup Tondernstrasse 10 map	Residential building	1937!1937/38, other source 1948–1951
BW	Residential building	Angelmodde Twenhövenweg 36 map	Residential building	1939
BW	House Pillowkötter	Angelmodde Twenhövenweg 40 map	Residential building	1936

Streets with U

image	designation	location	description	construction time
more pictures	Overberg Monument	Old town Überwasserkirchplatz map	The monument by Bernhard Overberg (1754–1826) is on the south side of the church square . Overberg was from 1809 Regens of the neighboring seminary and dean of the Überwasserkirche. His grave is in this church. Overberg became known through the “General School Ordinance for the Münsterland” of September 3, 1801, which was exemplary for its time. In it, he recommended classroom discussions instead of just memorization. Since 1789 Overberg was pastor of Adelheid Amalie Gallitzin until her death 1806th	1897
more pictures	Liudgerhaus	Old town Überwasserkirchplatz 3 map	The Liudgerhaus (right in the picture) is the old part of the complex of the Münster diocesan library .	1866!1866–1869 and 1886
more pictures	Überwasserkirche	Old town Überwasserkirchplatz 4 map	The Überwasserkirche, also called Liebfrauenkirche or Liebfrauen-Überwasser , is a Gothic hall church . Its name is derived from "Above the Water", as it lies west of St. Paulus Cathedral on the opposite side of the Aa . The establishment of the Kanonissenstifts goes to the Münster bishop Hermann I return. The monastery connected to the Überwasserkirche served as an education and supply center for aristocratic women; the abbess had to be of noble origin until 1460. The current church has been built since 1340, as evidenced by an inscription above the west portal. The tower was built from 1363 to probably the beginning of the 15th century. In the Überwasserkirche there were graves and a. of the Droste zu Hülshoff family and the baroque master builder Johann Conrad Schlaun , whose exact locations are not known. Since March 9, 2014, the Überwasserkirche has been the parish church of the parish of Liebfrauen-Überwasser in the west of Münster, which was formed from the parishes of St. Theresia, Sentruper Höhe, St. Sebastian, Nienberge and Liebfrauen-Überwasser (with St. Michael, Gievenbeck).	1300!14th century
BW	House Uhlenbrock	Kinderhaus Uhlenbrockweg 41 map	House Uhlenbrock, half-timbered store (mid-19th century), farmhouse (1853)
BW	Wayside cross	Kinderhaus Uhlenbrockweg 91 map	Wayside cross
	Evangelical Theological Faculty	Altstadt Universitätsstrasse 13-17 map	Building of the Evangelical Theological Faculty
more pictures	Juridicum	Altstadt Universitätsstrasse 14/16 map	Building of the Faculty of Law (Juridicum)
	Old Forge	Kreuzviertel Uppenbergstraße 8a / b map	Old Forge	1870!around 1870

Streets with V

image	designation	location	description	construction time
BW	House Ringemann	Handorf / Dorbaum Verth 35 map	House Ringemann, half-timbered store
BW	Anatomical Institute	Sentrup Vesaliusweg 4 map	Anatomical institute with wall-mounted equipment
BW	Ida school	Wolbeck Voernste Esch 19 map	Ida school
more pictures	Lukaskirche - Protestant church	Sentrup Von-Esmarch-Straße 1 map	The entry as a monument was justified as follows: "The Lukas Church is an important testimony to the development of the Evangelical Church in Münster and as such also important for the history of the city in the period after the Second World War." The church is made of brick, the shade of which characterizes its exterior and interior. The floor plan is that of an almost square hall with a wide, flat gable roof . The east side bends into a wide apse , while the west side is almost completely taken up by staggered windows with round arches. In addition, there is only one small window in the north east wall, through whose circular opening the first morning light should fall on the font . The tower consists of a relatively low, wide and round brick base with a high, covered cone tip. Overall, with its compact proportions, the exterior gives the impression of a protective castle.
more pictures	Wartburg School	Sentrup Von-Esmarch-Straße 15 map	The Wartburg School was an all-day secondary school. It was dissolved around 2017.	1959!1959/1966
	Former military hospital / skin clinic	Sentrup Von-Esmarch-Strasse 48, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58, 62 map	Together with Röntgenstrasse 17, 21, 23, - former army hospital (1937–1939), part of the university skin clinic: The Dermatology Clinic is a center in the field of dermatology. The Dermatology Clinic is not located in the central building of the Münster University Clinic, but is currently still separate on Von-Esmarch-Strasse.	1937!1937-39

Streets with W

image	designation	location	description	construction time
	Residential building	Sentrup Waldeyerstraße 31 map	House (Architect Reiche)	1927
more pictures	Residential building	Sentrup Waldeyerstraße 39 map	Residential building	1951
	Residential building	Sentrup Waldeyerstraße 87 map	Residential building
BW	Jüdefeld farm	Nienberge Waltruper Weg 180 map	Main building with barn extension (around 1810), garden wall, wayside shrine (around 1890)	1810!from 1810
more pictures	Residential and commercial building	St. Mauritz Warendorfer Strasse 41 map	Residential and commercial building	1906
more pictures	Residential and commercial building	St. Mauritz Warendorfer Strasse 98 map	Residential and commercial building	1900!around 1900–05
	Apartment building	St. Mauritz Warendorfer Strasse 100 map	Apartment building	1906
	Residential building	St. Mauritz Warendorfer Strasse 102 map	Residential building	1904
	Tenement house	St. Mauritz Warendorfer Strasse 104 map	Tenement house	1904
more pictures	Tenement house	St. Mauritz Warendorfer Strasse 105 map	Tenement house	1903!1903/04
	Tenement house	St. Mauritz Warendorfer Strasse 106 map	Tenement house	1904
more pictures	Tenement house	St. Mauritz Warendorfer Strasse 107 map	Tenement house	1904
	Residential building	St. Mauritz Warendorfer Strasse 108 map	Residential building	1905
	Residential building	St. Mauritz Warendorfer Strasse 110 map	Residential building	1905
	Landmark	St. Mauritz bei Warendorfer Strasse 178 map	Landmark
	Residential and commercial building	St. Mauritz Warendorfer Strasse 177 map	Residential and commercial building	1912!around 1912
more pictures	Nobiskrug	Handorf Warendorfer Strasse 512 map	Restaurant - main building including annexes and barn
	Hubertushof	Handorf Warendorfer Strasse 563 map	Hubertushof	1882
BW	Baroque shrine	Handorf bei Warendorfer Strasse 571 map	Baroque shrine	1658!1658-63
BW	Baroque shrine	Handorf bei Warendorfer Strasse 590 map	Baroque shrine	1658!1658-63
more pictures	Residential building	St. Mauritz? Wemhoffstrasse 9 map	Residential building (formerly property no.996)
more pictures	Residential building	Kreuzviertel Wermelingstrasse 56 map	Residential building	1904
BW	Mansion	Handorf Werse 17 map	Manor house with moat
BW	Wayside shrine	Handorf bei Werse 23 / Procession path map	Wayside shrine -> entry see processional way	1858
	Providence Monastery	Wersebeckmannweg 81 map	Providence Monastery (in the upper right corner of the picture) and St. Mauritz High School (what is protected?)	1895!1895-1897
	Memorial Cuirassier Regiment	Old town Weseler Strasse / Promenade map	Memorial Cuirassier Regiment (see promenade for entries)
more pictures	Nepomuk monument	Altstadt Weseler Strasse / Aegidiitor map	Monument / group of figures on a base	1735
more pictures	Antonius Church .	Geistviertel Weseler Straße 33 map	The then parish church of St. Antonius was built from 1914 to 1917 according to plans by Ludwig Becker as a neo-baroque church with a transept and a large dome over the crossing . The outer walls were destroyed by bombing raids during World War II. From 1949 to 1952, the current building was rebuilt under the guidance of Dominikus and Gottfried Böhm in the old, but largely simplified form without a dome and transept. The interior and choir have been completely redesigned as a bright hall with large cones on the sides. The ceiling is made up of many parallel, dark ribs . The large west window with a glass painting by Vinzenz Pieper also dates from this period.	1914!1914/17
more pictures	Half-timbered building	Geistviertel Weseler Straße 66 map	Half-timbered building	1800!1st third of the 19th century
	Wrought iron gate	Geistviertel Weseler Straße 133/213 map	Wrought iron gate of the former Sentmaring house	1914!around 1914
more pictures	Mecklenbeck substation	Mecklenbeck Weseler Strasse 511 map	Operating building of the Mecklenbeck substation
	Appels farm	Mecklenbeck Weseler Strasse 628 map	Half-timbered house
more pictures	Neo-Gothic chapel	Mecklenbeck bei Weseler Strasse 628 map	Neo-Gothic chapel	1908
BW	Half-timbered store	Hiltrup Westfalenstrasse 88 map	Half-timbered store	1781
BW	Wayside shrine	Hiltrup Westfalenstrasse 247 map	Wayside shrine at Bornemann farm	1800!around 1800
BW	Wayside shrine	Hiltrup Westfalenstrasse 247 map	Wayside shrine at Bornemann farm	1897
BW	Old inn "Dickes Weib"	Hiltrup Westfalenstrasse 265 map	Old inn "Dickes Weib"	1700!18th century
BW	House Koebbing	Amelsbueren Westfalenstrasse 344 map	Manor house (around 1862), utility building (around 1900), graves	1862!from 1862
	Gut Heithorn	Amelsbueren Westfalenstrasse 490 map	Gatehouse (1904), granary (2nd half of the 18th century), farm buildings, gate pillars (around 1870), moats	1750!2nd half of the 18th century
BW	Half-timbered store	Hiltrup Westhuesweg 60 map	Half-timbered store	1806
more pictures	Johannis pen	Kreuzviertel Wichernstrasse 8 map	Chapel of the Johannis Abbey, former morgue of the Evangelical Hospital	1909
	St. Sebastian	Amelsbüren Wiemannstraße 10 / Zum Häpper 2 map	The west tower , which is essentially Romanesque, has been preserved from the previous building from the 12th century . The nave was rebuilt in the 15th century. At the same time, the tower was probably clad with ashlar masonry and raised by one storey, the helmet was put on in 1893. The east part of the late Gothic hall consists of a choir in the 3/8 end and a transept. The nave walls are structured by three-lane tracery windows and buttresses. The old and the new part are unified by the same shapes and a continuous steep roof. A ribbed vault was drawn into the nave , whose late Gothic tendril painting was exposed in 1961 in fragments. The interior of the church is also protected.	1300!14th century / 1893
	Residential building	Kreuzviertel Wienburgstrasse 1 map	Residential building	1927!1927/28
more pictures	Residential building	Kreuzviertel Wienburgstrasse 3 map	Residential building	1924!around 1924
	Residential building	Kreuzviertel Wienburgstrasse 7 map	Residential house with garage and fencing	1924
more pictures	Residential building	Kreuzviertel Wienburgstrasse 23 map	Residential building	1925!around 1925
more pictures	Residential building	Kreuzviertel Wienburgstrasse 25 map	House and enclosure	1925
more pictures	Residential building	Kreuzviertel Wienburgstrasse 27 map	Residential building	1925
more pictures	Residential building	Kreuzviertel Wienburgstrasse 29 map	Residential building	1925
more pictures	"Erphoviertel" settlement	St. Mauritz Wiener Strasse 31-47 (odd) card	Houses in the "Erphoviertel" settlement. The “Erphoviertel” housing estate also includes the rows of houses Lönsstrasse 3–17, Manfredstrasse 23–29 and Ostmarkstrasse 46–58 in the central district of Münster (Westphalia). Each house in the series is a monument.	1925-1927
	Schulze Blasum farm	Albachten Wierling 53–55 card	Schulze Blasum courtyard: moats, brick storerooms, now residential building	1867
more pictures	Schulze Blasum farm	Albachten Wierling 55 card	Hof Schulze Blasum: wayside chapel. Inscription "Built by Adolf Schulze Isfort in 1899 (?)" “Eternal Father We sacrifice to you on the blood, the suffering and the death of Jesus Christ. The Sorrows of the Most Blessed Virgin Mary and St. Joseph for the satisfaction of our sins, for the comfort of the poor souls in purgatory, for the needs of the holy mother, the church, and for the conversion of sinners. Lapse of 100 days when one remorsefully and reverently prays this autoplening (?) Act. Pius IX on April 10th 1860 "	1899
BW	Farmhouse	Sprakel Wiethoelterdamm 66 map	Farmhouse	1916
BW	Schulze Wilbrenning farm	Hiltrup Wilbrenning 29 map	Hof Schulze Wilbrenning: half-timbered storage	1793
BW	Wayside shrine	Hiltrup bei Wilbrenning 131 map	Wayside shrine (remains)	1736
more pictures	Grave Kistemaker	Altstadt Wilhelmstrasse - Alter Überwasserfriedhof map	Grave Kistemaker: Inscription: “Here in God rests cathedral scholastic Dr. phil. et theol. hc Joh. Hyazinth Kistemaker, Prof. of the University of Münster, director of the Paulinisches Gymnasium, cathedral chapter a. Member d. Kgl. Consistory in Münster, knight of several orders pp. - * 15.8.1754 + 2.3.1834 "backside:" born. zu Nordhorn August 15, 1754, died at Münster March 2, 1834 in the 57th year of age. priest. Would, in the 56th year d. Teaching position. RIF "	1834!around 1834
more pictures	IG Hamann grave	Altstadt Wilhelmstrasse - Alter Überwasserfriedhof map	Grave of Joh. Georg Hamanns, writer, critic, philosopher. * August 27, 1730 in Königsberg, + June 21, 1788 in Münster, initially buried in the garden of the Princess von Gallitzin, finally buried here on July 31, 1851.	1788!around 1788
more pictures	Grave of General von Horn	Altstadt Wilhelmstrasse - Alter Überwasserfriedhof map	Grave "Wilhelm von Horn, Royal Prussian Lieutenant General and Commanding General of the VII. Army Corps, second chief of the VIII. Infantry Regiment, called Leib-Infanterie-Regiment, Knight of the Black Eagle Order pp - Born the XXXI. October MDCCLXII. Died the XXXI. October MDCCCXXIX. "	1832
more pictures	Cemetery and Memorial	Altstadt Wilhelmstrasse - Alter Überwasserfriedhof map	Cenotaph for the victims of the Franco-Prussian War 1870-71 from Münster. Inscription: “In grateful memory of the brave German warriors who were wounded and sick in the war of 1870-71 and who found their final resting place here. RIP "backside:" Be faithful to death and I will give you the crown of life. Off. 2.10 ". Three pages: names and units of the victims.	1870!1870-71
more pictures	Old overwater cemetery	Old town Wilhelmstrasse map	Old overwater cemetery, in use 1808–1887 With the relocation of the cemeteries from the densely built medieval old town in the 18th and early 19th centuries, burials were carried out in the Überwasserfriedhof in front of the Neutor from 1808. Originally the cemetery was located directly on the Catholic parish church of Liebfrauen-Überwasser. From 1770, the Überwasser parish was buried in the moat cemetery at the Buddenturm, which was laid out according to plans by Johann Conrad Schlaun. After the opening of the central cemetery in 1887, the Überwasserfriedhof was abandoned. In connection with the American occupation of Münster in 1945, the partial destruction of the central cemetery and the closure of the Lauheide forest cemetery, around 150 burials were still possible in the old cemetery after the war. Building and equipment: In addition to numerous neo-Gothic monuments, some high-quality grave monuments of important personalities of the 19th century have been preserved in the cemetery. Notable monuments include the grave monuments for General Wilhelm von Horn from 1832, for the cathedral scholastic Johann Hyazinth Kistemaker from 1834, the life-size and reclining figure of General Roth von Schreckenstein from 1858 and the memorial for the victims of the Franco-German War from 1870 to 1871 The simple urn for the important Protestant philosopher Johann Georg Hamann (1730 to 1788) is set up near the eastern entrance at the Neutor. The tomb originally stood in the garden of the house of Princess Amalie von Gallitzin in the old town. At the instigation of the Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm IV, the tomb was moved to the Überwasserfriedhof in 1851.	1808
more pictures	Grave of General Roth von Schreckenstein	Altstadt Wilhelmstrasse - Alter Überwasserfriedhof map	Grave of “Lieutenant General Freiherr Roth von Schreckenstein, Commanding General of the 7th Army Corps. Born Nov. 16 1789, gest. May 30, 1858. "Inscription on the reverse:" TERRERE NOLO, TIMERE NESCIO. "	1858
	Residential and commercial building	Altstadt Wilhelmstrasse 3 map	Residential and commercial building	1906
	Residential and commercial building	Old town Wilhelmstrasse 26 map	Residential and commercial building	1905
more pictures	Former large Galenscher Hof	Old town Wilmergasse 1–4 map	Institute building / outbuilding	1767
more pictures	Villa von Bönninghausen / paint museum	Old town Windthorststrasse 26 map	Villa von Bönninghausen / paint museum	1914!1914/15
more pictures	Raphael Clinic	Old town Windthorststrasse 36 map	Only the middle wing (in the photo the area with the green copper plates in the background), now at Loerstraße 23 The Raphaelsklinik was opened on July 10, 1908 under the sponsorship of the Clement Sisters in the immediate vicinity of their mother house, the Clement Monastery. At that time they already had about 100 years of experience in nursing, but were working under outside direction in different institutions. With the establishment of the clinic, they were able to apply their knowledge in their own hospital for the first time. From 1928 to 1930 the Raphaelsklinik was expanded. The groundbreaking ceremony took place on December 3, 1928, and the foundation stone was laid on March 26, 1929. This new building also includes Münster's first high-rise on Windthorststrasse, which was then still called Hagedornstrasse.	1929!1929-30
more pictures	Residential and commercial building	St. Mauritz Wolbecker Strasse 75, 75a, 77 map	Residential and commercial building (semi-detached house no.75 / 77) with the historical courtyard development (no.75a)	1897
more pictures	Residential and commercial building	St. Mauritz Wolbecker Strasse 99 map	Residential and commercial building	1907
more pictures	Sacred Heart Church	Herz Jesu Wolbecker Strasse 121 map	The neo-Gothic Herz-Jesu-Kirche was built between 1895 and 1900 according to plans by the Münster architect Wilhelm Rincklake . It was consecrated on June 22, 1900, the patronage festival, and is the first church in the diocese of Münster to be consecrated to the heart of Jesus . The church is oriented in a north-south direction. It consists of a three-aisled nave with a transept , the arms of which, however, hardly extend beyond the aisles of the nave. The mighty, four-story bell tower, visible from afar, adjoins the nave in the south. It is 96.63 meters high, making it the highest church tower in Münster. The church itself is 61 meters long and 22 meters wide; the main nave is 24 meters high, the side aisles are 11 meters high. During the Second World War , the vault, the main altar and all windows were destroyed by bombs. Only the sacristy with its hand-carved parament cupboards survived the war unscathed . In 1951 the church was restored and the stained glass windows were later renewed. In 1970/1971 the church was redesigned as a result of the Second Vatican Council : an altar island was created in the crossing. The high altar has been removed. The choir behind the altar island is now used as a weekday church.	1895!1895-1900
more pictures	Residential building	Kreuzviertel Wüllnerstraße 1 map	Residential building	1924
more pictures	Residential building	Kreuzviertel Wüllnerstraße 3 map	Residential building	1924
more pictures	Residential building	Kreuzviertel Wüllnerstraße 5 map	Residential building	1924
more pictures	Residential building	Kreuzviertel Wüllnerstraße 4 + 6 map	Double residential building	1929
	Residential building	Kreuzviertel Wüllnerstraße 7 map	Residential building	1929

Streets with Z

image	designation	location	description	construction time
more pictures	Residential building	Kreuzviertel Zeppelinstrasse 4 map	Residential building	1928
more pictures	Residential building	Kreuzviertel Zeppelinstrasse 6 map	Residential building	1929
more pictures	Residential building	Kreuzviertel Zeppelinstrasse 8 map	Residential building	1928
	Friedenskirche	Gremmendorf Zum Erlenbusch 17 map	Friedenskirche	1952
BW	Old girls school	Hiltrup Zum Häpper 5 card	Old girls school	1823
BW	Rectory	Hiltrup Zum Häpper 7 card	Rectory	1915
BW	Sacred Heart Mission House	Hiltrup Zum Roten Berge 19 card	Sacred Heart Mission House of the Sacred Heart Missionaries	1896
	Residential building	St. Mauritz Zumsandestraße 38 map	Residential building	1913

Movable monuments

There are also four movable monuments in Münster that are located in the harbor.

image	designation	location	description	construction time
BW	Motorized trolley	Hafenstrasse 69 map	Year of construction 1953 and 1956 / movable monument	1953!1953/1956
BW	Diesel locomotive	Hafenstrasse 69 map	Year of construction 1937 / movable monument	1937
BW	Passenger coaches	Hafenstrasse 69 map	Year of construction 1937 / movable monument	1937
BW	Passenger coaches	Hafenstrasse 69 map	Year of construction 1928 / movable monument	1928

Web links

Commons : Architectural monuments in Münster - collection of images

Individual evidence

↑ recht.nrw.de Monument Protection Act §2

↑ ^a ^b recht.nrw.de Denkmalschutzgesetz §3

↑ recht.nrw.de Monument Protection Act §3, (5)

↑ Landesrecht-bw.de §14 Monument Book (2)

↑ recht.nrw.de Definitions of Law §2 (3)

↑ Monument Area Statute Prinzipalmarkt Münster of October 15, 1997 (Official Gazette of the City of Münster 1997 p. 131) in the version of Article 8 of the Statute for the Adaptation of Local Laws to the Euro of September 21, 2001 (Official Gazette of the City of Münster 2001 p. 122)

↑ § 2 (2) DSchG NRW

^ Regional Association Westphalia-Lippe: former overwater cemetery, Münster in LWL-GeodatenKultur

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