List of architectural monuments in Paffendorf
The list of architectural monuments in Paffendorf contains the listed buildings in the area of Bergheim-Paffendorf in North Rhine-Westphalia (as of April 2010). These architectural monuments are entered in the list of monuments of the city of Bergheim; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).
image | designation | location | description | construction time | Monument number |
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Hagelkreuz direction Desdorf |
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Between Desdorf u. Paffendorf, Bergheim-Paffendorf: embossed pedestal, embossed base on it, above top with relief and inscription, above Celtic cross, about 2 m high, sandstone; Inscription: “Holy God, just God, mighty God, have mercy on me and the whole world:”; 2 elms next to the cross as protective trees; the cross is accessible through a small path lined with poplar trees. | 110 |
AZ: 155 |
June 26, 1992 |
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Paffendorf Castle |
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Moated castle Schloss Paffendorf including crossroads at the bridge to the castle park, the pavilion, the ice cellar and the bridge pylons on the other side of the Erft. The new building of the two-part brick moated castle is dated for the years 1531–1546. The three-wing mansion stands on its own island. The wings of the castle are grouped at an acute angle around an inner courtyard, with 2 round outer corner towers on the north and east sides. The outer bailey, also three-winged, was rebuilt in 1745/1757 over an older building. | 1531-1546 | 47 |
AZ: 103 |
Oct. 3, 1989
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Jewish Cemetery |
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The Jewish cemetery Paffendorf is outside the village, right next to the K 41 between Bergheim and Paffendorf. The cemetery was laid out in the middle of the last century. It is no longer possible to determine whether an older burial site existed. Today there are 14 grave crosses in the cemetery. These come from the years 1823, 1900, 1898, 1897, 1887, 1886, 1874, 1870 and 1864, plus 4 tombstones whose dates are no longer legible. | 42 |
AZ: 101 |
July 13, 1989 |
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catholic parish church of St. Pankratius |
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Renovations in the 15th century and around 1860, 3-aisled , 3-bay , cross -ridge -vaulted hall church with front bay and 5/8 end from the late Gothic period with a Romanesque west tower in front. | 11./12. century | 35 |
AZ: 92 |
23 Mar 1989
catholic parish church St. Pankratius / Kirchhof |
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Cemetery with a number of old tombstones | 123 |
AZ: 201 |
Sep 1 1992 ||
Wayside cross | Glescher Straße / corner of Schmitteweg Lage |
Heavily weathered crossroads; Rectangular base with remains of a heraldic cartouche, above a top with an ogival niche with symbols of suffering in relief, above it a newer cross; the structure in total about 3.5 m high, material sandstone; Newly carved in the base: "Faith, Hope, Love". | Mid 19th century | 78 |
AZ: 152 |
June 13, 1991 |
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Glescher Strasse 7 location |
2-storey, 5-axis brick residential building, eaves facing Glescher Strasse, connecting buildings on one side, a brick wall on the second side that follows the bend of the street. Slightly arched windows, ashlar sills, elevated rectangular central entrance with ashlar walls, skylight, original door leaf and outside staircase in front ; exposed gable with only one window; Rectangular cellar windows with ashlar frames in the separate plinth. | Mid 19th century | 69 |
AZ: 138 |
Jan. 3, 1991 |
Building on the same property as Glescher Straße 31 (half-timbered house Glescher Straße 29) |
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single-storey half-timbered house with integrated business section, facing the street; high, offset, massive and plastered plinth, the basement windows of which illuminate a deep, barrel-vaulted cellar; upright rectangular entrance with inscription field above the lintel and original door leaf; tall rectangular windows on the sides of the sturdy posts, brick infills; the passage has an original timber lintel, on the side a newer brick farm building is attached, which also has half-timbering on the side facing the passage. | 1726 | 119 |
AZ: 170 |
Sep 1 1992 |
Meßweg 1 (Glescher Straße 35) location |
2-storey plastered brick building with a recessed, plastered base and mansard roof; Front side facing the measuring path, this 4-axis, structured by pilaster strips, window slightly arched, entrance in the 2nd axis; the two front window axes are clogged (possibly originally designed as false windows, as their walls, unlike the other openings, are not folded); Street side with 3 openings on each floor, between the upper floor windows as remnants of the tie rod dating a 1 and 8, on the back newer extensions, skylights. | Around 1800 | 66 |
AZ: 140 |
Jan. 3, 1991 ||
Glescher Strasse 38 location |
2-storey, rural brick house, eaves facing the street, with a noticeably low, recessed, plastered base, in which the basement windows are exposed on both sides of the entrance; 5-axis street facade, high rectangular central entrance with ashlar walls; the windows slightly arched with stone sills, stepped eaves zone; | Around 1860 | 81 |
AZ: 142 |
June 13, 1991 ||
Glescher Strasse 39 location |
Small agricultural property, two-storey residential building, plastered eaves facing the street, occupying one side of the square; structured by 6 window axes, the arched entrance with ashlar walls, wedge stone, skylight, original door leaf and new outside staircase in the 3rd axis; laterally the passage into the courtyard extending over 2 axes. | 1827 | 68 |
AZ: 143 |
Jan. 3, 1991 ||
Glescher Strasse 43 location |
two-storey plastered house, eaves facing the street, with a very high, stepped base, in which the cellar windows are exposed; Residential part four-axis, rectangular entrance with door leaf from around 1900 and outside staircase in the 2nd axis, windows simply incised and slightly arched, stone sills, facing the neighboring house No. 45 is followed by a two-axis part, the ground floor of which is taken up by the large, arched entrance ; | 1829 | 67 |
AZ: 144 |
Jan. 3, 1991 ||
Glescher Strasse 48 location |
single-storey, rural brick house, eaves facing the street, with integrated business section; Residential part with three axes, drawn-in entrance at the side, two-axis dwarf house with stair frieze above the eaves, windows simply cut, arched with brick sills; Laterally adjoining service wing with a basket arched passage and a lateral, arched window, plate anchor in the lintel of the passage; Stepped eaves zone, tooth cut and raised brickwork, stepped, plastered plinth with exposed cellar windows on one side, dormer window. | Around 1900 | 82 |
AZ: 145 |
June 13, 1991 ||
Glescher Strasse 49 location |
Small, agricultural property, residential house facing the street at the eaves, with a low utility wing adjoining it to the side, inside the large, arched entrance; Five-axis residential part with a stepped plinth, in which the cellar windows are exposed; arched, deeply drawn-in central entrance with skylight, double-sided arched, single-cut windows with sandstone sills and diamond-coated sandstone wedges; | Around 1890 | 73 |
AZ: 146 |
27 Mar 1991 ||
Glescher Strasse 54 location |
The building is the rectory, built in 1855 and located directly next to the church. It is far out of alignment and was built on an almost square floor plan. The street-side gable is symmetrically structured by 5 axes. A two-flight flight of stairs leads to a high rectangular central entrance with profiled ashlar walls. The windows with stone sills are rectangular and single cut, at both ends there are frames made of sandstone with a console in relief. | 1855 | 33 |
AZ: 93 |
16. Mar. 1989 ||
Glescher Strasse 55 location |
Extension wing at the end of the 19th century; a single-storey, completely plastered, half-timbered house facing the street at the end of the 19th century was extended at the rear by a two-storey wing made of partly brick, partly half-timbered, and recently added a brick apartment building; | in the core possibly end of the 18th century | 92 |
AZ: 147 |
Jan. 29, 1992 ||
Glescher Strasse 59 location |
two-storey brick building facing the street on the eaves, a little further back from the alignment of the rest of the buildings, the resulting front garden with original brick enclosure; Façade with 5-axis arched openings, side entrance with skylight, original door leaf and outside staircase, windows simply cut into stone sills and connected to each other on both floors by a sill cornice | Around 1880 | 56 |
AZ: 87 |
Jan. 12, 1990 ||
Glescher Strasse 67 location |
single-storey brick residential building with an integrated business section, eaves facing the street on one side of the square of a small farm. Occupying the property | Around 1870 | 93 |
AZ: 148 |
Jan. 30, 1992 ||
Glescher Strasse 69 location |
small, agricultural property, corner house, single storey, consisting of a gable and laterally adjoining eaves part; the eaves length of the house has only one room depth, followed by a higher, more massive, newer part; the very high plinth is solid and plastered on the street side, the tall rectangular windows have folded wooden frames, additional shutters on the ground floor and twin windows in the gable triangle on both sides of the post; | Around 1800 | 80 |
AZ: 149 |
June 12, 1991 ||
Glescher Strasse 80 location |
The core of the agricultural property with buildings on both sides dates from the end of the 18th century. The house is two-storey and faces the street at the gable end. The brick facade is three-axis with a arched entrance on the side. The door leaf dates from around 1930. | 18th century | 100 |
AZ: 151 |
6th Mar 1992 ||
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Wayside shrine | Holzgasse / corner of Heckenstrasse location |
Brick picture stick on a rectangular ground plan, gabled, pointed arch niche, inside it a new, very small figure of Mary made of porcelain, grating from more recent times; Subdivision of the outer surfaces through ornamental wall panels; partly as crosses, slightly deepened and filled with yellow brick material. The wayside shrine was restored in 2005. | End of the 19th century | 242 |
AZ: 156 |
Sep 18 1996
Königsstrasse 12 location |
Small agr. Property, residential building facing the street, brick, 5-axis, with a stepped base, in which the basement windows are exposed to the left of the entrance; Well drawn-in, arched entrance with outside staircase in front, windows also arched with stone sills, stepped eaves zone; One-storey utility wing at the side with a large, arched entrance; the formerly existing farm buildings at the rear are only partially preserved. | Around 1870 | 198 |
AZ: 154 |
July 19, 1995 ||
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Paffendorfer mill | Mill weir 23 location |
The mill complex, consisting of a two-storey brick house with a gable facing the street and a side entrance gate and a rear mill wing built towards the end of the 19th century, with parts of the technical equipment, is testimony to the history of Paffendorf. | 1835 | 27 |
(amendment on May 31, 2007) AZ: 31 |
November 14, 1988
Wiedenfelder Höhe, memorial cross on the outskirts |
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Reuse of a wrought iron cross from around 1910; with curved roof, halo and body; At the base of the cross there is a copper inscription plaque, on it: "In memory of the Holtrop cross, Heimatfreunde Niederaußem-Auenheim 1984". | 1910 | 232 |
AZ: 157 |
July 9, 1996 |
War memorial in front of the Catholic parish church |
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War memorial for the fallen of the First and Second World Wars, around 1920; Area enclosed in an iron fence, three-part structure with the names of the fallen, raised central part, with a rectangular niche and metal relief (dying warrior with guardian angel) material shell limestone with marble slabs, designation of origin: "K. Schmitz Wiedermann Süchteln ”; | Around 1920 | 104 |
AZ: 202 |
May 26, 1992
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