List of architectural monuments in Niederkrüchten

The list of architectural monuments in Niederkrüchten contains the listed buildings in the area of ​​the community of Niederkrüchten in the district of Viersen in North Rhine-Westphalia (as of September 2011). These architectural monuments are entered in the monuments list of the community of Niederkrüchten; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Ritzrode forester's lodge	Niederkrüchten Aachener Strasse 42 map	The two-storey half-timbered house in 5 axes with an adjoining barn wing with a sloping roof was built around 1850. Previous use: forester's house. For ethnological reasons, there is a public interest in the preservation and use of the house.	1850	July 16, 1987	8th
	Residential building	Heyen Am Ertekamp 5 card	The building is a two-story brick house built in 1839 with a farm building at the rear, which has largely been preserved. The courtyard is a testimony to the history of the area around Niederkrüchten and to the upscale architecture customary in the country in the first half of the 19th century. Conservation and use are in the public interest for ethnological and scientific reasons.	1839	17th Mar 1982	1
	Residential stable house with half-timbered barn	Heyen Am Ertekamp 7 a card	The farm complex Am Ertekamp 7 A is part of a small settlement that extends on the edge of a valley open to the Elmpter Bach valley and thus corresponds to an old type of settlement typical of the landscape. It consists of a former stable house and a barn in front of the stable gable; this arrangement is also typical of the area's courtyards that were built before the 19th century, but is no longer often preserved. The current appearance of the stable house is determined by a renovation in the late 19th / early 20th century. On the gable sides, however, it can be clearly seen that at that time an 18th century house was extended by raising the eaves side. The window and door openings of this previous construction phase are preserved or at least still recognizable in the gable ends. The interior is determined by a stud work that comes from an even older half-timbered house; this is particularly evident on the stable gable, where the 18th century wall stands in front of the former half-timbered gable wall. Possibly at the same time as the oldest structure of the residential stable house is the framework of the barn, in which some of the old infills have also been preserved. Later changes are the walling of the barn - which may be due to the preservation of the old substance - as well as the recent replacement of the windows and the loss of the old chimney block in the stable house. The resulting impairments do not negate the monument value. The courtyard is important for - the history of man because it bears witness to rural life and construction and illustrates its continuity over a period of almost three centuries, - cities and settlements because, together with other monumental buildings in the neighborhood, they are old and The extent of the settlement in its typical location on the edge of a small valley illustrates. There are - scientific reasons for the preservation and use, because the courtyard is a document of the history of the settlement and in its substance a clear example of the rural construction method on the Lower Rhine and its development from 17th to 18th centuries. up to the 20th century, - folkloric reasons, because the courtyard complex, which is still complete in its essential components, is an eloquent and rare testimony to rural life up to the threshold of the 20th century, - urban planning reasons, because the courtyard complex in connection with the neighboring building under monument protection. At Ertekamp 5 there is an unmistakable historical design value for this village-like street. It is therefore certain that there is a public interest in the preservation and use of the monument; the factual requirements of § 2 Paragraph 1 and 2 DSchG are present.	19th and 20th centuries	May 16, 1994	61
	Hochkreuz Elmpt	Elmpt Am Friedhof / Halender Feld Map	A base with bevelled corners and neo-Gothic shapes rises above a square base plate and ends in a round structure. On it stands a stone clover-leaf cross in Latin form with a stone body of Christ. Set up in the line of sight, the cross is important for the design of the cemetery. The Hochkreuz is a testimony to the history of Elmpt. Preservation and use are therefore in accordance with Section 2 (1) of the Act on the Protection and Care of Monuments in the State of North Rhine-Westphalia (Monument Protection Act - DSchG) of March 11, 1980 (SGV. NRW 224) in the z. Currently valid version for reasons of local history and art history in the public interest.	unknown	Dec 15, 1993	60
	Tombstone Kaplan Johann Straaten	Elmpt Am Friedhof / Halender Feld Map	Neo-Gothic, richly decorated cross with the corpus of Christ on a base with an inscription plate. The tombstone is a testimony to the history of Elmpt. Preservation and use are therefore in the public interest for reasons of local history and art history.	1872	July 21, 1993	48
	Grave slab Pastor Augusti Olbertz	Elmpt Am Friedhof / Halender Feld Map	The top third of the cover plate is intricately engraved. The grave slab is a testimony to the history of Elmpt. Preservation and use are therefore in the public interest for reasons of local history.	1920	July 21, 1993	45
	Grave slab Pastor Joh. Sru. Kayser	Elmpt Am Friedhof / Halender Feld Map	Grave slab with circumferential tape and quatrains at the corners; Christian symbols at the head of the plate. The grave slab is a testimony to the history of Elmpt. Preservation and use are therefore in the public interest for reasons of local history.	1863	July 21, 1993	52
	Tombstone	Elmpt Am Friedhof / Halender Feld Map	Stone cross from 1599 with a skull. The cross bears the inscription "MEMENTO MORI ANO 1599 DEN 26 AUGUSTI STRAF LUTTER DES BARTHEINE SON". The tombstone is a testimony to the history of Elmpt. Preservation and use are therefore in the public interest for reasons of local history.	1599	July 21, 1993	49
	Gravestone Pastor Jakob Coenen	Elmpt Am Friedhof / Halender Feld Map	Plain stone crowned by a flat gable. The tombstone is a testimony to the history of Elmpt. Preservation and use are therefore in the public interest for reasons of local history.	1947	July 21, 1993	46
	Headstone Kaplan Hengstenbeck	Elmpt Am Friedhof / Halender Feld Map	Neo-Gothic cast iron clover with Christ body on a base with cover plate. The tombstone is a testimony to the history of Elmpt. Preservation and use are therefore in the public interest for reasons of local history.	1879	July 21, 1993	50
	Grave slab Pastor Heinrich Hubert Heinrichs	Elmpt Am Friedhof / Halender Feld Map	Grave slab with Christian symbolism. The grave slab is a testimony to the history of Elmpt. Preservation and use are therefore in the public interest for reasons of local history.	1877	July 21, 1993	51
	Christian Sisters grave site	Elmpt Am Friedhof / Halender Feld Map	The grave site is kept in a kind of rubble architecture. As the last reminder of the Christian sisters who founded the old people's home in Elmpt, it symbolically shows an aspect of the local history that can otherwise no longer be experienced - except in written sources. The grave site is a testimony to the history of Elmpt. Preservation and use are therefore in the public interest for reasons of local history.	unknown	July 21, 1993	47
	Wayside cross	Elmpt An der Beek / Mönchengladbacher Strasse map	Crossroads built at the end of the 19th century, sandstone, plastered, neo-Gothic decorative shapes, inscription plaque. The wayside cross is a testimony to the history of the place. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological and urban planning reasons.	Late 19th century	May 13, 1987	9
	Residential building with barn wing	Elmpt An der Beek 74 map	Former brick barn built around the 18th century, today with a residential house, single-storey with gate entrance and protruding half-hipped roof; Doors and windows changed later. The building is a testament to the history of the place. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological reasons.	18th century	May 13, 1987	11
	Chapel of St. Marien an der Heiden	Overhetfeld An der Heiden 2 card	Small brick hall built before 1703/1734 with segment-shaped choir closure (1734), roof turrets and Rococo stalls. The chapel is a testimony to the appearance of the old town center of Overhetfeld. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological, artistic and urban planning reasons.	1703, 1734	July 15, 1987	19th
	Residential house, back building, historical garden wall	Niederkrüchten An der Kirche 6 map	The building at the church 6 is part of the historical development of the church on the church hill in the center of Niederkrüchten. According to local tradition, it was built around 1905 as a residence for a church employee. It is a two-story brick building with a gable roof, to which a one-and-a-half-story rear building is attached. The four-axis-wide facade of the residential building faces the village, its left gable, the back building and the adjoining garden wall accompany the footpath leading up to the church or past it. On the facade of the house, narrow "Deutsches Band" friezes emphasize the storey and eaves lines, while flat corner pilaster strips emphasize the building edges. The upright rectangular segment-arched windows are cut into the wall above window sills, the house entrance in the second axis from the right is additionally accentuated by plaster framing. A shop window was broken into to the left of the entrance in the second half of the 20th century. A wall shell is placed in front of the right gable side, the left gable still shows the original stair-like ascending verge frieze. At the rear, the stairwell emerges as a risalit under a towed roof, the attached farm building with a high jamb and gable roof takes up about half the width of the front building. Today the garden plot includes a part of the former neighboring plot on which there is still an old cellar of a submerged building. Inside the house, the wall-mounted equipment from the construction period has largely been preserved. Through the old front door with a skylight one enters a corridor that runs through to the rear, from which two rooms are accessed on the right and left. The hallway floor and the former kitchen at the back right are laid out with ornamental tiles, the ceiling in the hallway as well as in the two former living rooms on the left is provided with throat and rosette stucco. The wooden doors and walls of the rooms have also been preserved. The slightly wider staircase in the rear half of the building (with stained glass to the rear) is set off by a round arch over pilasters, with original wooden stairs, straight two-lane with turning platform, with turned balusters and candelabra-like entry post. The essentially identical floor plan and the floorboards have been preserved on the upper floor. The building at Church 6 is a residential building with a rear building from the beginning of the 20th century that has largely been preserved on the outside and especially on the inside. The only two noteworthy interventions - the shop window and the front gable wall on the right - are rated as not significant for the tight and clear overall impression. Of particular importance is its urban quality, which results from its location at the foot of the church on the one hand and above the town on the other. It is therefore no coincidence that it is shown again and again on historical photographs and postcards from Niederkrüchten, as part of a row of houses from Mittelstrasse via the former “Brown House” up to the church. Its property boundaries, marked by brick walls, as well as the structure of residential and farm buildings also form concise spatial edges in the structural structure on the church hill, the most important and clear historical building and room ensemble in the town center, the preservation of which could represent an urgent concern of as-built urban development. For the reasons described, the property at An der Kirche 6 is important for Niederkrüchten. Due to its extremely prominent location and the associated space-defining effect, the maintenance and use of the residential and rear buildings, including the historical garden walls that border the property, are in the public interest for urban planning reasons. There are also scientific, here architectural-historical reasons, because of the clear density of traditional architecture and furnishings from the construction period. The building at the church 6 (residential building, back building, historical garden walls) in Niederkrüchten is a monument within the meaning of § 2 (1) Monument Protection Act NRW. It is important for Niederkrüchten. There is a public interest in its preservation and use for urban planning as well as for scientific, here architectural and historical reasons.	1905	0June 7, 2005	69
	Wayside cross	Elmpt An der Wae / Alter Kirchweg map	Crossroads built at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. Sandstone cross with a metal body, stepped base with an inscription panel. There is a small console under the board. The wayside cross is a testimony to the history of the place. Conservation and use are in the public interest for ethnological and urban planning reasons.	Late 19th century	Dec 17, 1987	30th
	St. Anna Chapel	Birth Annastraße map	1840 built 1-nave brick chapel with 3-sided choir closure, tail gable above the door. Roof turret; dated on the inscription plaque above the door. The chapel is a testimony to the history of the place. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological and urban planning reasons.	1840	July 15, 1987	24
	St. Lucia Chapel	Laar Borner Strasse map	Small, octagonal building built in the 18th century with a baroque hood, plastered, dated on an inscription plaque above the door. The chapel is a testimony to the history of the place. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological and urban planning reasons.	18th century	July 15, 1987	25th
	Wayside chapel	Boscherhausen Boscherhausen map	A single-nave brick building with rough plaster (around 1910), built in 1730, gable roof with turret, year in the gable above the entrance. The wayside chapel is a testament to the history of the place. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological and urban planning reasons.	1730	July 15, 1987	28
	Residential house and mill wing Dilborner Mühle	Overhetfeld Dilborner Strasse 133 map	It is a two-storey brick building with a mezzanine floor from the beginning to the middle of the 19th century. Most of the rooms in the house have Cologne ceilings. Only the rooms on the upper floor that border the mill wing do not have Cologne ceilings. An operating chamber is accessible from the stairs, which is located on the rear left side of the living area. The room layout is original. The mill wing is probably the older part of the brick building, in 4 axes with a classicist entrance door with bluestone walls. The mill wing is drawn deeper into the courtyard. It is in very good condition. The entire three-course grinder is completely preserved, as is the gearbox and the ancillary equipment. The supporting columns and the entire structure are similar to that of the Clörath mill. The roof structure over the two buildings is original. The remains of two chimney blocks have also been preserved in the attic. The house with the mill wing is a testimony to the local and settlement history as well as the history of man. Preservation and use are therefore in the public interest for scientific, ethnological and urban planning reasons.	Mid 19th century	June 19, 1991	38
	Wayside cross	Overhetfeld Dorfstrasse map	Road cross built in 1889, sandstone plastered, the base with neo-Gothic shapes, the cross with a metal body. The wayside cross is a testimony to the history of the place. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological and urban planning reasons.	1889	July 15, 1987	15th
	Catholic parish church of St. Bartholomew	Niederkrüchten Dr. - Lindemann - street map	1485, 1604, at the end of 1909 three-nave brick hall church with polygonal choir and roof divider (1909); the front part a former 3-aisled brick basilica with a star vault and 5/8 choir closure and a western tower in front (1604); today merged into one church building; The year 1481 in the vault and the year 1909 in anchor pins on the left aisle, the tract from 1909 roughly plastered; Bluestone tombstones from the 17th century embedded in the choir wall; Baroque furnishings partially preserved; Exterior revised in the 20th century. The building is a testimony to the appearance of the old town center of Niederkrüchten, preservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological, artistic and urban planning reasons.	1485, 1604	July 15, 1987	20th
	Facade, stud frame, chimney block	Niederkrüchten Dr. - Lindemann - Straße 6 map	Single-storey brick building with wooden walls and a half-hip roof, built at the end of the 18th century. The monument value of the building is limited to the facade, the stud work, the remaining remainder of the chimney block and the interior design. The house is a testament to the history of the place. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological and urban planning reasons.	End of the 18th century	0July 6, 1988	31
	Rectory	Niederkrüchten Dr. - Lindemann - Straße 7 map	Rectory made of brick, built in 1768, 2-storey in 5 axes, hip roof, door and window changed around 1900. The rectory is a testament to the history of the village of Niederkrüchten. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological and urban planning reasons.	1768	July 15, 1987	23
	Gravestone August Barteld	Niederkrüchten cemetery old part map	Gravestone with a raised inscription plate encompassing an ornament and floral decoration. The portrait of the deceased on an enamel plate is very rare. The tombstone is a testimony to the history of Niederkrüchten. The preservation of the tombstone is in the public interest for reasons of art history.	1919	June 11, 1991	33
	Gravestone for Pastor Dr. Lindemann	Niederkrüchten cemetery old part map	A figure of Christ with a lamb on his shoulders is located on a step-like, tapering base with an inscription plate on top. The tombstone is a testimony to the history of Niederkrüchten. The preservation of the tombstone is in the public interest for reasons of local history and art history.	1879	June 12, 1991	34
	Gravestone for Pastor Josef Spring	Niederkrüchten cemetery old part map	Simple cross on a stepped, tapering base with inscription. The tombstone is a testimony to the history of Niederkrüchten. The preservation of the tombstone is in the public interest for reasons of local history and art history.	1907	June 12, 1991	35
	Gravestone for Pastor Edmund Weger	Niederkrüchten cemetery old part map	Simple cross with symbols of salvation in the area where the bars cross. The tombstone is a testimony to the history of Niederkrüchten. The preservation of the tombstone is in the public interest for reasons of local history and art history.	unknown	June 12, 1991	36
	Gravestone for Pastor Michael Dernen	Niederkrüchten cemetery old part map	Simple cross on a stepped tapered base with inscription. A medallion with the relief of the head of Christ is placed on the cross at the point of intersection of the beams. The tombstone is a testimony to the history of Niederkrüchten. The preservation of the tombstone is in the public interest for reasons of local history and art history.	1900	June 12, 1991	37
	Hochkreuz Niederkrüchten	Niederkrüchten cemetery old part map	Simple cross on a base from 1862. Set up in a line of sight, the cross is an important point in the design of the cemetery. The Hochkreuz is a testimony to the history of the village of Niederkrüchten. Preservation and use are therefore in accordance with Section 2 (1) of the Act on the Protection and Care of Monuments in the State of North Rhine-Westphalia (Monument Protection Act - DSchG) of March 11, 1980 (SGV. NRW 224) in the z. Currently valid version in the public interest for reasons of local history.	1862	Dec 15, 1993	59
	Gravestone “Joh. Chr. Brouwers "	Niederkrüchten cemetery old part map	Rectangular stone with a tablet of inscriptions on a base with a relief of a wreath of flowers. Noteworthy is the inscription “The first to be buried in this churchyard. His soul is recommended to the pious memory in prayer ”. The tombstone is a testimony to the history of Niederkrüchten. Preservation and use are therefore in accordance with Section 2 (1) of the Act on the Protection and Care of Monuments in the State of North Rhine-Westphalia (Monument Protection Act - DSchG) of March 11, 1980 (SGV. NRW 224) in the currently applicable version from local and art historical reasons in the public interest.	unknown	May 16, 1994	62
	Gravestone of the Roosen family	Niederkrüchten cemetery old part map	Elaborately crafted trefoil cross in neo-Gothic shape on a stepped base with a gable top. There is a leaf frieze above the inscription panel in the base. The tombstone is a testimony to the history of Niederkrüchten. Preservation and use are therefore in accordance with Section 2 (1) of the Act on the Protection and Care of Monuments in the State of North Rhine-Westphalia (Monument Protection Act - DSchG) of March 11, 1980 (SGV. NRW 224) in the currently applicable version from local and art historical reasons in the public interest.	1866	June 21, 1994	63
	Gravestone of the Vosdellen family	Niederkrüchten cemetery old part map	Shamrock cross on the stepped base on which a gable-like cover plate rests. In the base there is an inscription plaque with lilies on the corners. The tombstone is a testimony to the history of Niederkrüchten. Preservation and use are therefore in accordance with Section 2 (1) of the Act on the Protection and Care of Monuments in the State of North Rhine-Westphalia (Monument Protection Act - DSchG) of March 11, 1980 (SGV. NRW 224) in the currently applicable version from local and art historical reasons in the public interest.	unknown	June 21, 1994	64
	Geerkens / Teven gravestone	Niederkrüchten cemetery old part map	Gravestone in the form of two connected round arches with a rectangular stepped top. The arches are crowned with flowers and sit on pilasters. The fields formed in this way show three passports in which there are Christian symbols, including an inscription tablet. The tombstone is a testimony to the history of Niederkrüchten. Preservation and use are therefore in accordance with Section 2 (1) of the Act on the Protection and Care of Monuments in the State of North Rhine-Westphalia (Monument Protection Act - DSchG) of March 11, 1988 (SGV. NRW 224) in the z. Currently valid version for reasons of local history and art history in the public interest.	unknown	Feb 26, 1997	68
	Wayside cross	Elmpt Hauptstrasse / In der Furt map	Stone wayside cross built in 1925. The base is inscribed and dated. There is a metal body on the cross. The wayside cross is a testimony to the history of Elmpt. Preservation and use are therefore in accordance with Section 2 (1) of the Act on the Protection and Care of Monuments in the State of North Rhine-Westphalia (Monument Protection Act - DSchG) of March 11, 1980 (SGV. NRW 224) in the z. Currently valid version for national and urban planning reasons in the public interest. Entry supplement: Road cross made of ashlar and staircase built in 1925. Date of addition: November 8, 2001.	1925	July 19, 1994	65
	Wayside cross	Elmpt Heinrichsstrasse / Goethestrasse map	Sandstone, plastered, neo-Gothic jewelry forms. The wayside cross is a testimony to the history of Elmpt. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological and urban planning reasons.	unknown	July 21, 1993	41
	Residential building	Elmpt Heinrichsstrasse 6 map	Haus Elmpt, mansion of a complex that has otherwise disappeared. The core of the building dates from the 15th century and was modified several times in the 18th and 19th centuries. There is interest in preservation and use for scientific as well as architectural and local historical reasons.	Core from the 15th century	Apr 20, 1982	4th
	Residential building	Niederkrüchten Hochstrasse 68 map	In the case of the above The building is a typical half-timbered cottage in the Lower Rhine with massive brick outer walls, which was probably built in the 18th century. The particular value of this building in particular is the fact that it has been completely preserved in every detail. Not only is the stud work largely complete, there is also the old chimney block - originally apparently a double chimney - with considerable remains of the hood with its profiled cornice. Despite some changes from the 19th century on the outside - cement plaster, windows on the street side - several windows from the 18th century have been preserved. The house thus shows in essential parts the original condition in a way that has become very rare.	18th century	Nov 12, 1982	6th
	St. George's Chapel	Brempt Kahrstrasse map	New entry text after update January 8, 2010: According to art historical literature, the chapel was built around 1500 by the von Brempt family. Single-aisle building made of field fire bricks with a three-sided choir closure, stepped buttresses and eight-sided open roof turret. Stepped gable decorated with blind arcades on the entrance front, behind the clock the year "1612". Under the dazzle a crucifix in stone under a protective roof. The interior of the hall is covered by a simple, flat mirrored ceiling. Important items of equipment from the 11th to 18th centuries Century received: Altarpiece, around 1700; old color version, with central panel of St. George between columns. Stools, 18th century, 14 oak benches with volute-like, coffered carved cheeks, 18th century; portable confessional. - Small crucifix, wood, around 1060/70. Lost composure. Probably Cologne origin (type of Gero cross in Cologne Cathedral). Cross renewed in the 20th century. - St. Barbara, walnut wood, Lower Rh., Around 1470/80, well-preserved original version. - Mother of God enthroned with child, Maasland, height approx. 98 cm, around 1500. - St. Joseph, wood, around 1700, life-size standing figure. - George group, wood, late Gothic. The Georgskapelle is important for Niederkrüchten. There is a public interest in the preservation and use for scientific reasons, here architectural and local history as well as with regard to the furnishings also for artistic reasons.	1500	July 15, 1987	26th
	Residential stable house	Brempt Kapellenstrasse 14 map	Residential stable house built in the 2nd half of the 18th century, at the gable end with a crooked hip roof, some with wooden walls and split pins. The stable house was lengthened earlier, so that a former gable has been moved into the interior of the house. The chimney block and operating chamber have been preserved. The barn, which is parallel to the stable house, is provided with a stone wedge with the year 1767. The stud work is still preserved. The buildings are important evidence of the appearance of the old town center of Brempt. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological and urban planning reasons.	2nd half of the 18th century	June 11, 1991	32
	Catholic parish. St. Martin with gravestones	Map of Oberkrüchten Kirchstrasse	Gothic brick hall building from 1860 with 3-sided choir closure and west tower from 1903; Groin vault; 1901–1903 the exterior was changed in a neo-Gothic style, the year 1903 in the portal wedge and in the paved floor, gravestones from the 17th – 20th centuries in the churchyard. The choir was built in the 15th century, the nave in 1678 and the tower between 1901–1903. The cath. The parish church and the tombstones are important evidence of the appearance of the old town center. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological, artistic and urban planning reasons.	1860	July 15, 1987	27
	Residential house and courtyard	Oberkrüchten Kirchstrasse 1 map	In the second half of the 19th century, four-winged brick courtyard was built, the appearance of which is still almost unchanged. The newer stable building built to the southeast is only worth protecting in its external appearance. The house is two-story in 5: 3 axes with bluestone door walls and sills. The location of the farm in the immediate vicinity of the church is particularly remarkable. The residential building and the courtyard are evidence of the appearance of the old town center of Oberkrüchten. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological and urban planning reasons.	2nd half of the 19th century	26 Sep 1991	39
	Catholic parish church, tombstones and Way of the Cross	Elmpt Laurentiusstrasse map	Built in the 15th century and renovated around 1878, the three-aisled hall church with transept, polygonal choir closure (1878) and a square 4-storey west tower from 1611. The hall church is made of brick in neo-Gothic decorative shapes. Some old pieces of equipment have been preserved. In the church area there are grave stones made of bluestone and sandstone from the 16th to 19th centuries as well as stations of the cross. The parish church, tombstones and stations of the cross are important evidence of the appearance of the old town center. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological, artistic and urban planning reasons.	15th century	July 15, 1987	18th
	Former Rectory with brick extension	Elmpt Laurentiusstraße 10 map	A former brick rectory built in the second half of the 19th century with historicizing decor. Today's house is two-story in 3 axes with an elevated central axis. A single-storey brick building with a half-hip roof connects to the north-west. The former rectory is a testament to the history of the place. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological and urban planning reasons.	2nd half of the 19th century	July 15, 1987	16
	Residential building	Elmpt Laurentiusstrasse 15 map	Two-storey house in 3 axes, built at the beginning of the 19th century. Brick paved with split pins and hipped roof. The house is a testament to the history of the place. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological and urban planning reasons.	Early 19th century	July 15, 1987	17th
	chapel	Map of Niederkrüchten Magdalenenstrasse	1904 built 1-nave brick building with 3-sided choir closure and brick pilaster strips, dated in the inscription plaque above the door. The chapel is a testament to the history of the place, preservation and use are therefore in the public interest for reasons of folklore and urban development.	1904	July 15, 1987	22nd
	Wayside shrine	Map of Oberkrüchten Meinfelder Strasse	Brick with semicircular apse, front with a plastered facade from the early 20th century, niche with barrel vault. The wayside shrine is a testimony to the history of Oberkrüchten and the people. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for reasons of religious history, folklore, local history and urban planning.	Early 20th century	July 21, 1993	42
	Wayside chapel	Map of Niederkrüchten Mittelstrasse	Path chapel, built in 1836, brick octogen with pilaster structure, grouted. Canopy made of slate, inscription plaque above the door with the year. The chapel is a testimony to the history of Niederkrüchten. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological, artistic and urban planning reasons.	1836	July 15, 1987	21st
	Residential house and courtyard	Map of Niederkrüchten Mittelstrasse 68	3-wing courtyard, built around 1800, which is closed by a wall crowned with 7 battlements and a gateway to Mittelstraße. At the north-western boundary of the property there is a free-standing half-timbered barn behind the courtyard. The residential building is 2-storey, the eastern side of the building in 5, the southeast in 3 axes. The central axis of the eastern building front is slightly protruding, provided with a balcony and crowned by a curved gable. Furthermore, there are small wooden roof houses in the hipped roof with distinctive decorative shapes. The ridge is emphasized by an ornamental grille. A wrought iron enclosure connects to the southeast of the house. Four wall paintings in stucco frames have been preserved on the ground floor of the house. The hallway is equipped with a stucco ceiling, door frames are crowned with carvings and partially provided with etched glass. Stucco ceilings in the living rooms, tiled floors and stairs have been preserved. The property is a testament to the history of the place. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological reasons.	around 1800	May 13, 1987	12
	House in a courtyard	Map of Niederkrüchten Mittelstrasse 69	The building is a residential building in a courtyard, the core of which can be dated to the end of the 18th century. Around 1870 the former three-axle, two-storey building was extended by one axis and given a new facade. The stud frame has been preserved inside the house. Wood paneling in the hallway and a well-crafted staircase were installed around 1900. Some Baroque doors have been preserved on the upper floor. The building is a testimony to the appearance of the old town center of Niederkrüchten. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological and urban planning reasons.	End of the 18th century	26 Sep 1991	40
	Residential building	Niederkrüchten Mittelstrasse 98 / 98a map	A two-storey residential building in a courtyard that was built around the middle of the 18th century, the outbuildings of which have been changed in detail, but as a whole are essential for the overall picture. The removed wall paintings from the early 19th century are part of the monument value. The courtyard also forms an essential part of the old town center of Niederkrüchten in the immediate vicinity of the church. The building is therefore an important testimony to the history of the place. Preservation and use are therefore in the public interest for artistic, popular, scientific and urban planning reasons.	Mid-18th century	Apr 20, 1982	5
	Grave Cross (Schleeker Dell)	Oberkrüchten Oberkrüchtener Weg map	Sandstone cross with inscription. The wayside cross is a testimony to the history of Oberkrüchten. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological and urban planning reasons.	1945	July 21, 1993	44
	Residential house and interior	Niederkrüchten Pannenmühle 67 card	In 1806 built 2-storey massive brick building in 4 axes and with a crooked hip on the gables. Inside the building there are doors from the Heisterbach monastery, which are still preserved today with their fittings. On the ground floor, simple stucco ceilings have been preserved in the front rooms, the 1st floor is completely furnished with Cologne ceilings. The doors contained here date from the time it was built. The original staircase is also preserved. Two small operating chambers have been preserved at the rear of the right pediment. The interior layout of the building is completely preserved on the upper floor, slightly changed in the basement, but still legible. The house is a testimony to the local and settlement history as well as to the history of man. Due to the use of ecclesiastical property that was released through secularization , the building is also significant for legal history. Preservation and use are therefore in the public interest for scientific, ethnological and urban planning reasons. Change in the representation of the main characteristic features: "... Inside the building there are historical doors, which presumably come from a monastery that was dissolved in the course of secularization ..." 11.4.88	1806	July 15, 1987	13
	Former Mill building breakdown mill	Niederkrüchten Pannenmühle 69 and 71 map	Former two-story mill building with a crooked hip roof, built around 1841. The current house used to contain the grinder of the mill. This part is built through on the inside, but still shows the original block frame windows towards the north-east. The outer narrow side of the building is dated to 1841 with wall anchors. In the lower part it is made of natural stone. The start of the mill wheel axis can be read off. The timber-framed building has been preserved with all of its studs and chimney block. Fireplaces are located on the first and second floors, but connect to the same train. They are solidly bricked, rectangular with beveled corners and a firing hole. The buildings are an important testimony to the history of the place and the development of working and production conditions. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological reasons.	1841	May 13, 1987	10
	Residential building	Elmpt Poststrasse 9 map	The building is a residential building built in 1800 in a courtyard complex that is listed as a whole. The special value of the house results from the wall paintings from around 1820/30 that have been preserved in the basement. The good quality of the architecture and especially the furnishings make it an important testimony to the art of the early 19th century. The courtyard also forms an essential part of the old town center of Elmpt.	1800	Apr 20, 1982	2a
	Gate entrance	Elmpt Poststrasse 9 map	The gatehouse is a part of the residential building Poststr. 9 in 4055 Niederkrüchten-Elmpt belonging courtyard. (The house was entered in the monuments list of the community of Niederkrüchten on April 20, 1982, serial no. 2.) This fact is important for the historical classification of the house, as the building has an unusually elaborate equipment for farmhouses. The gatehouse forms the end of the courtyard to the street. It shows a facade with pilaster strips and a hipped roof facing the house. The gatehouse is deliberately kept simple in order to maintain the dominance of the residential building. It served as an intermediary between the economic u. Residential wing. The gatehouse is as documentation d. Courtyard from local history. Significant grounds and, due to its location in the immediate vicinity of the church, also forms an essential part of the old town center of Elmpt. In addition, the gatehouse is important for ethnological reasons, since the building documents rural life in the 19th century in connection with the residential building. Preservation and use of the gatehouse are therefore in accordance with § 2 (1) DSchG for reasons of local history and folklore in the public interest.	1800	Jan. 16, 1990	2 B
	Residential house and courtyard	Elmpt Poststrasse 11 map	The residential building and outbuildings form an almost completely closed square courtyard. The house is a 2-storey brick building with a hipped roof, the basement in 5, the upper floor in 4 axes. In the middle axis of the basement is the door including the natural stone walls labeled "Lütters Tevenhof 1793". Inscription approx. 20th century, door leaf and skylight after the middle of the 19th century. The house is essentially a building from the 18th century, which was heavily renovated in the first third of the 20th century. The basic baroque shape was retained. Inside the southern barn is the construction of a barn built at the end of the 16th century with a cantilevered hip roof. It is to be regarded as the oldest surviving part of the courtyard. The later wing development as well as the extensions of the barn to the south and east were built in the mid-19th century to the beginning of the 20th century. The stables to the west have a canopy inside. The courtyard is a testament to the appearance and history of the place. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological and urban planning reasons.	1793	July 15, 1987	14th
	Residential building	Elmpt Poststrasse 12 map	Brick house from the early 19th century with remains of the stud frame. For reasons of folklore and its importance for the Elmpt townscape, conservation and use are in the public interest.	Early 19th century	17th Mar 1982	3
	Path stick	Map of Oberkrüchten Püttstrasse	Brick, paved with gable and niche with St. Martin's figure. The wayside cross is a testimony to the history of Oberkrüchten. Conservation and use are therefore in the public interest for ethnological and urban planning reasons.	unknown	July 21, 1993	43
	Tombstone Pastor Boys	Oberkrüchten Schmutzersweg, Oberkrüchten cemetery map	Simple cross on a stepped tapered base with inscription. There is a metal body of Christ on the cross. The tombstone is a testimony to the history of Oberkrüchten. Preservation and use are therefore in accordance with Section 2 (1) of the Act on the Protection and Care of Monuments in the State of North Rhine-Westphalia (Monument Protection Act - DSchG) of March 11, 1980 (SGV. NRW 224) in the z. Currently valid version in the public interest for reasons of local history.			54
	Pastor Schmitz's gravestone	Oberkrüchten Schmutzersweg, Oberkrüchten cemetery map	Simple cross on a stepped tapered base with inscription. There is a metal body of Christ on the cross. The tombstone is a testimony to the history of Oberkrüchten. Preservation and use are therefore in accordance with Section 2 (1) of the Act on the Protection and Care of Monuments in the State of North Rhine-Westphalia (Monument Protection Act - DSchG) of March 11, 1980 (SGV. NRW 224) in the z. Currently valid version in the public interest for reasons of local history.	1945	Dec 15, 1993	53
	Oberkrüchten war memorial	Oberkrüchten Schmutzersweg, Oberkrüchten cemetery map	Graduated natural stone wall on the sides with an embedded stone cross and two plaques commemorating the world wars. There are offering bowls on the steps. The war memorial is a testimony to the history of Oberkrüchten. Preservation and use are therefore in accordance with Section 2 (1) of the Act on the Protection and Care of Monuments in the State of North Rhine-Westphalia (Monument Protection Act - DSchG) of March 11, 1980 (SGV. NRW 224) in the z. Currently valid version in the public interest for reasons of local history.	unknown	Dec 15, 1993	57
	Hochkreuz Oberkrüchten	Oberkrüchten Schmutzersweg, Oberkrüchten cemetery map	Simple trefoil cross on a multi-tiered base on which a gable-like cover plate rests. Set up in a line of sight, the cross is important for the design of the cemetery. The Hochkreuz is a testimony to the history of the town of Oberkrüchten. Preservation and use are therefore in accordance with Section 2 (1) of the Act on the Protection and Care of Monuments in the State of North Rhine-Westphalia (Monument Protection Act - DSchG) of March 11, 1980 (SGV. NRW 224) in the z. Currently valid version in the public interest for reasons of local history.	unknown	Dec 15, 1993	58
	Wayside cross	Varbrook Varbrook map	Crossroads built in the 2nd half of the 19th century. Plastered sandstone, base with inscription and neo-Gothic niche, cross with body. The wayside cross is a testimony to the history of the place. Conservation and use are in the public interest for ethnological and urban planning reasons.	2nd half of the 19th century	Dec 17, 1987	29
	Brempter mill	Brempt Zur Brücke 1 card	The entire Brempter Mühle facility was built in the mid-19th century. It consists of the two structures described below: a) Mill building, brick, 2-storey, one side plastered, the rear mill wheel. b) open, four-wing courtyard, two-storey residential building in 5 axes with bluestone door walls and sole benches, crooked hip roof; The state of preservation is good. For ethnological reasons, there is a public interest in the maintenance and use of the entire complex, as the buildings are important for the history and development of working and production conditions.	19th century	March 12 1984	7a
	Brempter mill	Brempt Zur Brücke 6-20 card	The entire Brempter Mühle facility was built in the mid-19th century. It consists of the two structures described below: a) Mill building, brick, 2-storey, one side plastered, the rear mill wheel. b) open, four-wing courtyard, two-storey residential building in 5 axes with bluestone door walls and sole benches, crooked hip roof; The state of preservation is good. For ethnological reasons, there is a public interest in the maintenance and use of the entire complex, as the buildings are important for the history and development of working and production conditions.	19th century	March 12 1984	7b

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