List of architectural monuments in Schmallenberg

The list of monuments of the city of Schmallenberg contains the listed monuments in the area of ​​the city of Schmallenberg in the Hochsauerlandkreis in North Rhine-Westphalia. These monuments are entered in part A of the list of monuments of the city of Schmallenberg, the basis for the inclusion is the monument protection law of North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).

The Schmallenberg area is one of the 29 significant cultural landscape areas in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. Valuable features for the classification of a significant cultural landscape area in North Rhine-Westphalia include the ground monument Wilzenberg with chapel and crossroads and monastery Grafschaft, the historic town center of Schmallenberg and the parish villages of Lenne, Oberkirchen and Wormbach with the parish churches and rectory houses and the village development since the late 17th century or from the time after 1945, as well as the hamlet of Winkhausen and the villages of Nieder- and Obersorpe with their farms since the 17th century. The former locations of hammer mills on the Lenne and the Oberkirchen grain mill were also taken into account.

There are 175 architectural monuments , 7 ground monuments and 3 movable monuments in the city . During the last major fire in the city center on October 31, 1822, most of the 115 houses were destroyed. 16 houses and the parish church were preserved. Many of the historic buildings in the old town date from the period of reconstruction in Prussian classicism.

The list of monuments in the town of Schmallenberg lists the monuments with a brief description. The numbering corresponds to the official list of monuments.

Church building

No.	place	Description and notes
2	Lenne	Parish Church of St. Vinzentius Today's parish church from the 13th century, a small single-nave building with a retracted rectangular choir and adjoining apse and a west tower, originally consisted of only two bays. In the 14th century the apse was added. The west tower, which had to give way to the previous medieval tower, and the gallery yoke were only added in the baroque era in 1756. During renovations from 1961 to 1963, large parts of the painting and remnants of more recent paintings were made visible again. More pictures
3	Werntrop	Chapel of St. Agatha The chapel, built in the Renaissance style in the middle of the 17th century, was dedicated to St. Agatha. A previous chapel was mentioned before the 16th century.
4th	Harbecke	Chapel of St. Barbara Including canvas painting
6th	Oberkirchen, Galgenstätte	Chapel, Way of the Cross and Fountain
8th	Oberkirchen	St. Gertrudis Church The establishment of the St. Gertrudis Church dates back to the 11th century. In its current form, it was built in the 17th century. More pictures
10	Wormbach	St. Peter and Paul Church The Romanesque church of St. Peter and Paul in Wormbach dates from the 13th century. The representation of the twelve signs of the zodiac in the central nave and the oldest Westphalian pipe organ from the 15th century are worth seeing. More pictures
11	Berghausen	Catholic Parish Church St. Cyriakus The St. Cyriakus Church was built around 1220. Characteristic is the Romanesque vault building on a compact floor plan in heavy masonry. In the apse of the church, the ceiling painting shows Christ enthroned in a mandorla. He is surrounded by the symbols of the four evangelists. More pictures
15th	Kückelheim 7	Chapel of St. John the Baptist The village chapel was built in the 17th century.
18th	Brabecke	Chapel of St. Pankratius Including altar, baroque font, Pieta and Pankratius sculpture. The Romanesque chapel of St. Pankratius was first mentioned in 1230. The building was expanded in the 18th and 20th centuries. The paintings in the church are from the 13th century, the altar from the 18th century.
27	Schmallenberg Am Aberg	Wayside chapel
30th	Bad Fredeburg, Zum Hallenberg / Kapellenstrasse	Parish Chapel Heilig Kreuz The chapel was consecrated in 1646.
31	Schmallenberg, Auf dem Werth	Chapel Auf dem Werth The single-nave, two-bay chapel from 1682 with a small roof turret and a four-sided pyramid dome is consecrated to St. Mary and St. John the Evangelist.
34	Kirchrarbach	Parish Church of St. Lambertus In 1257, a simple late Romanesque vault was built on the site of the original 10th century chapel. The tower and choir date from the 14th century.
35	Selkentrop	Chapel of St. Blaise Including historical altar wall. The chapel was built in 1796.
36	county	Grafschaft Abbey The Benedictine abbey was founded in 1072 by the Archbishop of Cologne, Anno. Today the Grafschaft monastery is the motherhouse of the Congregation of the Borromean Sisters. More pictures
37	Dorlar, Kirchstrasse 1	Catholic parish church St. Hubertus The neo-Romanesque parish church was built in 1913. The tower and the side aisle date from 1358. The Pietá from 1475 and the thousand-year-old baptismal font that used to stand in the chapel in Kirchilpe are worth seeing. More pictures
38	Altenilpe 12	Chapel of St. Luzia More pictures
44	Arpe 12	Chapel of St. Antonius The exact age of the Arper church is not known. It was built in the Renaissance style and dedicated to the patron St. Anthony the Hermit. The oldest part probably dates from the 17th century.
45	Osterwald	Chapel of St. Anthony Abbot
105	Schmallenberg, Kirchplatz	Catholic parish church St. Alexander The church was built in the middle of the 13th century as a hall church in the South Westphalian style. In 1905/06 the building was expanded with a new building with a semicircular apse and two choir-flank towers in the early Gothic style. The church tower dates back to 2004. Remains of the original baroque furnishings and five wooden sculptures are inside. More pictures
125	Winkhausen	Chapel of St. Catherine
142	Obersorpe	Parish Church of St. Joseph
140	Niedersorpe 23a	Chapel of St. Sebastian
145	Holthausen, Kirchstrasse	Mount of Olives Chapel
150	Nordenau Heinrich-Köppler-Platz	Parish Church of St. Hubertus The old renaissance chapel from 1765 was demolished in 1925. In the same year, today's St. Hubertus Church was built on the same site. More pictures
151	Almert 4	Chapel of St. Maria Magdalena The 6 × 3.8 meter listed chapel was mentioned as early as 1842 in a parish chronicle.
156	Niederberndorf 28	Chapel of St. Blaise The chapel was first mentioned in 1402.
160	Fleckenberg, Latroper Strasse	Chapel of St. Agatha and Gertrud Including paintings, preserved furnishings, baroque altar and stalls. The construction of the chapel probably started in 1665. The church was solemnly consecrated on October 10, 1666 by the then abbot of the monastery County Johannes Worth.
163	Bad Fredeburg, Holthauser Strasse	Wegekapelle St. Wendelin
167	Ebbinghof	St. Laurentius Chapel (furnishings) The first chapel dates from 1610. In 1890 a dispute began between the residents of Ebbinghof over the right to use the chapel before the Fredeburg District Court. The dispute ended on March 28, 1894. The district court ruled in favor of all plaintiffs. After a collection for the new chapel, the chapel was rebuilt on December 9, 1915. The new building at a different location in the center of the village was given the shape of the demolished building, only a small entrance porch was added. The stones and roof beams of the previous chapel could be reused. The elaborate altar was made to a design by the Aachen cathedral master builder Josef Buchkremer .
181	Holthausen, Kirchstrasse	Hagen Chapel from 1872
196	Sellinghausen 5	Chapel of St. Blaise Including neo-baroque high altar and stalls dating from the period. The St. Blasius Chapel was built in the center of the village in the 1880s and inaugurated in 1887.
197	Fleckenberg, Latroper Str. 17	Parish Church of St. Antonius Including historical furnishings.
200	Menkhausen	Chapel of St. Agatha Including chapel building, high altar, organ gallery, stations of the cross and stalls. The chapel dates from 1667.

Residential buildings

No.	place	Description and notes
5	Winkhausen 2	Courtyard
11/12	Fleckenberg Jagdhauser Strasse 2	Half-timbered farmhouse, anno 1753
13	Schmallenberg Weststrasse 11	Haus Schenk The town house, built after the last town fire, was extended and topped up in 1902 on the right in the style of Sauerland half-timbered buildings. The influences of Art Nouveau can be seen.
17th	Schmallenberg Unterm Werth 3	Narrow house The town house from the 18th century was built on the remains of a hexagonal tower of the city wall and documents the construction method before the city fire of 1822. The building was renovated in 1985/86 and expanded into the city archive.
19th	Grafschaft Hauptstrasse 15	Queedeelenhaus
21st	Fleckenberg Latroper Strasse 35	Half-timbered farmhouse (longitudinal deelen house)
23	Schmallenberg Oststrasse 22	Half -timbered eaves house The two-storey half-timbered house was built on a high basement plinth after the city fire in 1822. The building has a centrally arranged, two-flight staircase and four window axes.
24	Bödefeld Hunaustraße 18	Half-timbered farmhouse (longitudinal deelen house)
25th	Berghausen 8	Half-timbered farmhouse
26th	Lenne Uentropstrasse 12	Fachgiebelwerk
28	Schmallenberg Oststrasse 38	Community center
32	Oberkirchen Alte Poststrasse 5	Rectory
33	Schmallenberg Oststrasse 19	Bürgerhaus The five-axis building on the eaves was erected after the town fire of 1822. The slated half-timbered house from the classicist reconstruction phase has a central, double-flight staircase.
40	Arpe 29	Ackerbürgerhaus (core building, hall extension with stage extension and baking house)
41	Grafschaft Am Wilzenberg 8	Community center (core building)
42	Gleidorf Am Roten Hagen 1	Small farm homestead
43	Rehsiepen 24	Old forester's house (former forest ranger farm) The entire property was protected. These include the floating gable, the Deelenboden with brook pebbles in a herringbone pattern, to the oven in the cellar and the smokehouse in the attic. In 2009 the property was brought into the charitable foundation Altes Forsthaus Rehsiepen .
47	Bad Fredeburg Hochstrasse 1	former hotel building (outer facade)
48	Bad Fredeburg Hochstrasse 5	Bürgerhaus (facade and roof)
49	Bad Fredeburg Hochstrasse 11/13	Doppelhausgademe (core building)
50	Bad Fredeburg Hochstrasse 16	Community center (partially)
51	Bad Fredeburg Hochstrasse 18	Community center (core building)
52	Bad Fredeburg Hochstrasse 19	Community center (core building)
53	Bad Fredeburg Hochstrasse 21	Community center (core building)
54	Bad Fredeburg Hochstrasse 24	Community center (core building)
55	Bad Fredeburg Hochstrasse 25	Community center
56	Bad Fredeburg Mittelstrasse 2	Community center
58	Bad Fredeburg Mittelstrasse 6	Half-timbered house (front gable wall and front door)
59	Bad Fredeburg Mothmecke 12	Community center (core building)
60	Bad Fredeburg Mothmecke 14	Community center (core building)
61	Bad Fredeburg At the castle 4	Town house (northern, quarry stone gable wall), ruins of the Fredeburg, built around 1325
62	Bad Fredeburg old town 3	Bürgerhaus (outer facade of the core building)
63	Bad Fredeburg Im Ohle 7	Ackerbürgerhaus (upper floor and gable triangle of the street-side gable)
68	Bad Fredeburg Im Ohle 24	Bürgerhaus (enclosing walls and roof structure)
65	Bad Fredeburg Im Ohle 16	Bürgerhaus (outer facade of the core building)
69	Bad Fredeburg Im Ohle 30/32	Half-timbered buildings (core buildings, partly)
73	Bad Fredeburg Unterer Hügel 11/12	Half-timbered house
70	Bad Fredeburg Im Ohle 40	Neo-Renaissance building (core structure)
74	Bad Fredeburg Von-Ascheberg-Strasse 2	Half-timbered house (core building)
77	Bad Fredeburg Kapellenstrasse 1	Villa (outer facade of the core building)
78	Bad Fredeburg Kapellenstrasse 3	Villa (outer facade of the core building)
79	Bad Fredeburg Mittelstrasse 12	Villa (including bars on the street side fence)
83	Bad Fredeburg At the castle 3	Community center (core building)
86	Schmallenberg Oststrasse 30	Community center (core building)
87	Schmallenberg Oststrasse 31	Bürgerhaus (core building) The two-storey, eaves-mounted building was built on the quarry stone cellar of the previous building that was destroyed in 1822. The five-axis house has a "new renaissance" door frame.
89	Schmallenberg Oststrasse 34	Community center (core building)
90	Schmallenberg Weststrasse 12	Flat gable house (partially)
92	Schmallenberg Weststrasse 23	Town house (outer facade of the core building) from the period 1823 to 1825 with a facade typical of the area. The forged grating of the outside staircase was designed in a neurococo-like manner.
93	Schmallenberg Weststrasse 31	Community center (core building)
94	Schmallenberg Weststrasse 32	Town house (core building) Five-axis town house from the period from 1823 to 1825 with a double flight of stairs. After being used as a home for the secondary school, it is the office building of the Stadtsparkasse.
95	Schmallenberg Weststrasse 33	Town house (core building) The eaves, five-axis half-timbered house with a slate facade was built on a massive basement plinth. It was built between 1823 and 1825.
98	Schmallenberg Weststrasse 42	Community center (partially)
99	Schmallenberg Weststrasse 60	Bürgerhaus (outer facade and roof of the core building)
101	Schmallenberg Kirchplatz 4	Bürgerhaus The five-axis building with its eaves, with its half-timbered structure, dates from 1823 to 1825.
102	Schmallenberg Kirchplatz 5	Rectory with figures by Christel Lechner Another picture
104	Schmallenberg Hackwiese 6	Community center (core building)
108	Schmallenberg Südstrasse 3	Bürgerhaus (outer facade of the core building) The building, which was erected after the last city fire in 1822, has a classicist design language. The central axis is emphasized by the stairs, the entrance door and the dwarf with a loading door.
111	Schmallenberg Weststrasse 38-40	Half-timbered eaves house (core structure) The arable bourgeois house with a six-axis structured facade is the only semi-detached building that was rebuilt between 1823 and 1825. The building has a double flight of stairs.
112	Gleidorf Am Roten Hagen 3	Half-timbered house
114	Schmallenberg Obrighauser Strasse 1	Community center
115	Schmallenberg Obrighauser Strasse 3	Community center
116	Oberkirchen Alte Poststrasse 7	Gasthaus (excluding the side wing that was once used for agriculture and stretching along Alte Poststrasse)
117	Oberkirchen Schützenstrasse 6	Courtyard complex (residential building, without the extension on the right gable; outer facade and roof construction of the quarry stone barn, without the modern extension to the rear; Deelentor lintel of the stable building)
118	County Kirchstrasse 6	Ackerbürgerhaus (gable-independent half-timbered building)
119	County Kirchstrasse 8	Half-timbered house (upper floor)
120	Grafschaft Hauptstrasse 1	Inn (entire street-side eaves wall, part of the right gable wall up to today's hotel entrance, part of the left gable wall the length of today's front guest room and the mansard roof above these parts)
121	Grafschaft Hauptstrasse 2	Courtyard area (main house, outer facade with structural scaffolding of the stable building attached to the left eaves wall and outer facade of the ancillary building to the right of the courtyard entrance, with the exception of the open car shower attached to the rear eaves wall)
122	Grafschaft Hauptstrasse 6	Half-timbered house and utility building
123	Grafschaft Hauptstrasse 11	Half-timbered farmhouse (in its original length of 15 containers)
124	Grafschaft Hauptstrasse 22	Half-timbered house
126	Heiminghausen 2 Hauptstrasse 22	Courtyard complex (main house, chapel, blacksmith / wheelwright and utility building)
127	Dorlar Kirchstrasse 3	Former rectory The building was demolished in 2011.
128	Schmallenberg Oststrasse 57	Historic residential and commercial building
129	Nordenau Astenstrasse 2	Residential building (including the wing adjoining it on the right)
130	Grafschaft Schulstrasse 30	Half-timbered house
131	Grafschaft Hauptstrasse 19	Community center (core building)
131 (b)	Oberkirchen Alte Poststrasse 12	Residential and commercial building (core building)
132	Oberkirchen Alte Poststrasse 14	Half-timbered house
133	Oberkirchen Alte Poststrasse 18	Half-timbered house
134	Oberkirchen Kirchstrasse 2	Half-timbered house
135	Oberkirchen Schützenstrasse 14	Half-timbered house
136	Oberkirchen Eggeweg 2	Inn (eaves wall facing the stream and the two gable walls)
138	Oberkirchen Kirchstrasse 14	Residential house with half-timbered top floor
141	Niedersorpe 7	Half-timbered house (core building)
143	Upper 25	Half-timbered house (core building), parish-vicarie building
144	Upper 3	Farmhouse
146	Holthausen Heustraße 7	Half-timbered house
148	Westfeld Winterberger Strasse 5	Farmhouse
155	Kidney drop 6	Courtyard complex (bakery, courtyard chapel and Mater Dolorosa picture stock )
157	Westfeld In der Walmecke 4	Half-timbered house
158	Bödefeld Graf-Gottfried-Strasse 3	Half-timbered house (outer facade)
159	Dog sauces 2	Courtyard
161	Grafschaft Am Stünzel 2	Half-timbered house (core building)
162	Schmallenberg Oststrasse 36	Community center
168	Bödefeld Hunaustraße 26	Community center (core building)
171	Bödefeld Hunaustraße 24	Community center
172	Fleckenberg Latroper Strasse 37	Farmhouse
174	Bödefeld St.-Vitus-Schützen-Strasse 10	villa
176	Bad Fredeburg Burgweg 1	Community center (core building)
177	Bad Fredeburg Hochstrasse 17	Bürgerhaus (core building and ancillary building)
180	Kirchilpe 5	Half-timbered courtyard building (enclosing walls and roof structure)
182	Lenne Uentropstrasse 20	Farmhouse (core building)
183	Bad Fredeburg Burgweg 4	Community center
184	Bad Fredeburg Im Ohle 15/17	Half-timbered semi-detached house
185	Niedersorpe 26	Main house in the courtyard
186	Niedersorpe 31	Core building of the quarry stone house
187	Niedersorpe 28	Half-timbered small house
195	Fleckenberg Latroper Str. 17	Commercial gable of the half-timbered farmhouse
198	Niedersorpe 11	Courtyard (residential house and half-timbered barn)
201	Oberkirchen Galgenstrasse 1	Old prison
202	Schmallenberg Oststrasse 71	Bürgerhaus The oldest surviving residential building in the city dates from 1639.
203	Wormbach Alt Wombach 1	Town house Probably built around 1844, half-timbered with bricks, covered with local slate.
207	Hill 8 no information	Former forester's house

Other buildings

No.	place	Description and notes
1	Bad Fredeburg, Im Ohle 6	Schmallenberg District Court The court is located in the building that was completed in 1846. The Bad Fredeburg Court Museum is located on the top floor of the building.
9	Wormbach 15 no information	Rectory / Pastorate
22nd	Bad Fredeburg, Im Ohle 33	Ohlcenter (former office building)
84	Bad Fredeburg, Im Ohle 18	former factory building (outer facade of the core building)
110	Fleckenberg	Hesse cutlery factory The building was erected in 1865 and originally housed a wool spinning mill. Carl Hesse KG Fleckenberg made cutlery here from 1938 to 1982, also using the water power of the Lenne.
139	Oberkirchen, Zur Lüttmecke 3	school-building
147	Holthausen, Heustraße	Bakehouse
154	Nordenau, Heinrich-Köppler-Platz 3	Rectory
166	Oberkirchen, Alte Poststrasse 15	Lennemühle (including the upper and lower trenches ) In the grain mill from 1807, which is still functional today, grain was ground until 1993. In the same year the mill was placed under monument protection. The turbines are currently producing environmentally friendly electricity using hydropower from the Lenne.
170	Holthausen, Kirchstrasse	Sauerländer Speicher (half-timbered upper floor and roof structure)
173	Grimminghausen 2	Watermill (mill building including machinery, turbine, sifter and oven; upper ditch including discharge structure in the Wenne; undermining of the mill building until it is discharged back into the Wenne)
199	Oberkirchen,	Black factory In the former charcoal factory from 1878 there is now an art forge. The former charcoal factory, which the population is still called "Black Factory" today, processed beech charcoal in particular. The Black Factory has been a listed building since 1998.
205	Schmallenberg, under the city wall 4	Kunsthaus Alte Mühle , former Untere Mühle (enclosing walls, roof structure with jamb floor) The mill, which then belonged to the Grafschaft monastery, was first mentioned in the 11th century. It was located in the immediate vicinity of the Lenne outside the Schmallenberg city walls and supplied the surrounding residents with flour and oil. The oldest preserved building structure of the present mill is the foundation walls, some of which date from the 15th century.

Other monuments

No.	place	Description and notes
16	Latrop Im Grubental	Altar stone The altar stone is supposed to remind of an old pagan sacrificial site. It is a stone slab standing vertically in the Schladebach at the upper edge of a small dammed lake. At the pagan site, monks from the nearby Grafschaft monastery erected a wooden memorial cross around 1737 to 1739 as a reminder of the re-establishment of Latrop, which fell desolate in the Soest feud around 1444.
20th	county	Wilzenberg Tower The Wilzenberg Tower is a 17 meter high observation tower built in 1889 in steel framework construction on the Wilzenberg.
29	Schmallenberg Unterm Werth / Ohlgasse	Wayside shrine St. Valentin Erected in 1767 in honor of the city patron St. Valentin, who has been venerated in Schmallenberg since 1716.
39	Nordenau	Rappelstein Castle Ruins The Nordenau Castle, whose original name was Norderna Castle, was built by the noble lords of Grafschaft on the old Heidenstrasse Cologne - Kassel around 1200. More pictures
175	Grafschaft Grafschafter Höhe	Body of the wayside cross
188	Somberg (near Hengsiepen)	Historical trigonometric fixed point coordinates: 3449 780/5677 240
189	Herschede West (Herrscheid near Bracht)	Historical trigonometric fixed point TP no. 4814-0-08501, coordinates: 3440 930/5671 392
190	Summer side (near Oberkirchen)	Historical trigonometric fixed point TP no. 4816-0-02201, coordinates: 3458 480/5668 980
191	Grafschafter Höhe (near Grafschaft)	Historical trigonometric fixed point TP no. 4816-0-01701, coordinates: 3454 340/5666 810
192	Fredeburg Forest not specified	Historical trigonometric fixed point TP no.?, Coordinates:
193	Löhrkopf II (Lohkopf near Dornheim)	Historical trigonometric fixed point TP no. 4716-0-01902, coordinates: 3454 875/5679 740
194	Waldemay (near Lengenbeck)	Historical trigonometric fixed point TP no. 4816-0-02601, coordinates: 3456 915/5672 010
204	Latrop	Alte Mühle (Latrop) water mill with water supply (mill pond, inflow and underflow)
206	Schmallenberg, no information	Jewish cemetery The last burial took place in 1961.

literature

• Alfred Bruns, Reinhold Weber: Architectural and art monuments of the city of Schmallenberg. Grobbel Verlag, 1993, ISBN 3-930271-32-X .
• Alfred Bruns, Marita Völnicke, Reinhold Weber: Architectural and art monuments of the city of Schmallenberg. Volume 2: Churches, chapels, crosses, holy houses, wayside shrines. FW Becker Verlag, 2002, ISBN 3-930264-42-0 .

Web links

Commons : cultural monuments in Schmallenberg  - collection of images

Individual evidence

1. ^ Preserving cultural landscape development in North Rhine-Westphalia . (PDF; 10.3 MB) LWL with the support of the Ministry of Economics, SMEs and Energy of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia, pp. 68 ff. And p. 86; Retrieved October 25, 2010.
2. ↑ Monument of the Month, June 2010, accessed on September 18, 2017.
3. ↑ University of Bonn: Church of St. Cyriacus ( Memento of the original from November 10, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Retrieved November 10, 2013. 
4. ↑ Monument of the Month, October 2006, accessed on September 18, 2017.
5. ↑ Fleckenberg homepage ( Memento of the original from January 26, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , accessed April 10, 2011. 
6. ^ The St. Laurentius Chapel, Ebbinghof, accessed on April 18, 2011.
7. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k} Historical city tour
8. ^ Forester's House Rehsiepen . Website of the Altes Forsthaus Rehsiepen Foundation. Retrieved January 9, 2011.
9. ↑ LWL - Altes Forsthaus in Rehsiepen, p. 77. (PDF; 5.8 MB) accessed on January 9, 2011.
10. ↑ Monument of the Month, November 2008
11. ↑ No other way out. ( Memento from September 10, 2012 in the web archive archive.today ) In: Sauerlandkurier May 1, 2011, accessed on May 3, 2011.
12. ↑ Information board on the house wall ( photo )
13. ↑ Monument of the Month, June 2007, accessed on September 18, 2017.
14. ↑ Monument of the Month, October 2009, accessed on September 18, 2017.

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