List of architectural monuments in Wassenberg

The list of architectural monuments in Wassenberg contains the listed buildings in the area of ​​the city of Wassenberg in the Heinsberg district in North Rhine-Westphalia (as of September 2011). These architectural monuments are entered in the monuments list of the city of Wassenberg; 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
	Residential house with joinery	Orsbeck Alt Orsbeck 21 map	It is an old carpenter's workshop with a two-storey five-axis residential building with a side arched courtyard entrance and classicist bluestone door surrounds. The brick facade is decorated with ribbon joints. The windows have louvre shutters. Half-timbering can still be seen under packaging on the back. To the right of the house are the remains of the former forge. The former barn, which has been converted into a workshop, stands parallel to the residential building.	not specified	0Oct 3, 1988	66
	Former station building	Wassenberg Am Bahnhof map	On the line from Düren to Dalheim , which was completed by the Prussian State Railways in 1911 , the Cologne Railway Directorate built a reception building. A two-story plastered building with a tile base and hipped roof was created. A gable was used asymmetrically. With the exception of the restaurant extension, the ground floor windows are round-arched, three-winged with a central bar and a skylight with cross bars. A wooden waiting hall was built in front of the track, the supports with headbands and the gable surfaces of the saddle roof boarded up. Because of its impact on the then young, up-and-coming industrial city, the station is important for the history of Wassenberg. Due to the rarity of the waiting hall that has been preserved, there are artistic, scientific and urban planning reasons for a public interest according to § 2 DSchG.	1911	Jan. 28, 1986	53
	Former fire department store	Wassenberg Am Buir 13 map	The two-storey four-axle house received three gate entrances on the ground floor. The ground floor is separated from the upper floor by a brick cornice. The arched gate entrances on the ground floor are framed by bead profile stones. The gates with the lily-shaped forged fittings are still in their original form and give the building the character typical of syringe houses. The parapets under the arched windows on the upper floor are designed as color-contrasting mirrors. The upper floor is divided in the middle by the fire brigade symbol, which is surrounded by shaped bricks. The arched house is currently the only known syringe house from the period after 1900 in the Heinsberg district that has largely been preserved.	around 1900	Aug 28, 1988	69
	Cemetery chapel	Birgelen Am Hoverberg map	Neo-Gothic brick chapel from 1872 with pieces of cut stone, turret, entrance with vestibule; on the facade a coat of arms with the date Anno (18) 7 (2?), the wrought iron door, probably modern, bears the year 1872	1872	Sep 11 1984	28
more pictures	Rossor	Wassenberg Am Roßtor map	City gate from the 14th century, restored in 1901, lower part built before 1356, upper part around 1400.	14th century	Sep 11 1984	2
more pictures	Old Town Hall	Wassenberg Am Roßtor 1 card	The town hall of Wassenberg is the reconstruction of the town hall from 1902, which was badly damaged in the war and which is based on the previous building from 1753. The town hall is in the old tradition of the Wassenberg town hall, but in the post-war redesign it occupies the space of the former town hall and two adjacent houses and thus closes as a four-wing complex around an inner courtyard, which has a gallery on the first floor. This town hall from post-war architecture closely based on its historical predecessor characterizes the Roßmarkt and the passage of Roermonder Straße through Wassenberg. The town hall is therefore an indispensable part of the ensemble in the city center of Wassenberg.	1902	Oct 13, 1987	63
	Residential building	Wassenberg Am Roßtor 11 map	Two-storey brick house from 1811 in three axes, window frames in bluestone on the ground floor; on the upper floor the one with the hinges in bluestone, the year 1811 and coat of arms in the gate stone.	1811	Sep 11 1984	14th
	Residential building	Wassenberg Am Roßtor 20 map	Two-storey brick house from 1811 in three axes, window frames in bluestone on the ground floor; on the upper floor the one with the hinges in bluestone, the year 1811 and coat of arms in the gate stone.	1811	Sep 11 1984	15th
	Crucifixion group	Myhl Am Schwanderberg map	Neo-Gothic crucifixion group made of sandstone, consisting of a massive cross with the crucified, under it Mary and Joseph as assistance figures on columns with tracery ornamentation. They frame a gabled inscription plaque with tracery: “Look and do it according to the picture that was shown on the mountain. Moses 25-40 My Jesus Mercy. Save your soul. ”Dating on the base 1893. The crucifixion group is surrounded by an iron enclosure in neo-Gothic shapes. The group is to be regarded as a unit with the path system axially related to the Church of St. Johann. The entire facility is located on two slopes, separated by the Myhler Tal. The height is above that of the church. This refers to Golgotha, as well as the gardens along the way.	1893	June 20, 1989	67
	City wall including the defense towers	Map of Wassenberg Am Wehrmacht	City wall from the 14th century; Defense tower Erkelenzer Straße, 1420, corner tower at the gondola pond 1420, lost tower at the swimming pool before 1400.	14th century	Sep 11 1984	1
	Wingertsmühle	Wassenberg Am Wingertsberg map	Old Wingertsmühle, which was probably built around 1600. Partially burned down at the beginning of the 19th century. After the expansion in 1965/66, the Wingertsmühle served as accommodation for youth camps. Today the mill is available as a restaurant for special needs.	around 1600	Apr 19, 1983	48
	Rectory	Orsbeck An St. Martinus 11 card	Two-story brick house from the 18th century; white muddy, in three axes; Hipped roof; an inscription plate with the date 1763 embedded in the masonry.	1763	Sep 11 1984	45
	Villa complex	Wassenberg Bahnhofstrasse 28 map	The two-storey, three to four-axis villa with rubble stone plinth and red sandstone walls, the lively structure with winter garden, balconies, oriels and loggias and the double-winged windows with diamond bars in the skylight, has a high tile roof. This villa complex, typical for the period shortly before the First World War , with the associated barn is important for the history of Wassenberg, its residents and their working and production conditions. In addition, as part of the ensemble, which is interesting in terms of traffic history, there are economic and urban planning reasons for a public interest according to § 2 DSchG.	not specified	Nov 28, 1986	54
	Residential building	Wassenberg Brühlstraße 10/12 map	The property is a semi-detached house, built symmetrically in five axes, with three-winged and double-winged window axes alternating on the 1st floor. There are seven axes there, apart from two double-leaf window axes. This is followed by a round-arched door axis with a round-arched skylight and arched door, whereby the old front doors have also been preserved. The central axis forms an arched gate entrance. The windows on the upper floor are decorated with rows of bricks drawn in the lintel, a block and sawtooth frieze form the eaves. Window sills and plinths are plastered. The two-storey brick building has attached joints with curved dormers covered with Rhineland tiles. Inside there are still the original doors and wooden floors as well as the black patterned tiled floor in the house entrance and the original stairs. The house was probably built around 1910.	around 1910	Dec 16, 1986	62
	Residential building	Wassenberg Brühlstrasse 20 map	Clinker plaster facade from 1905, bluestone door vault with wedge stone.	1905	Sep 11 1984	23
more pictures	Wassenberg Castle	Wassenberg Burgstrasse map	Wassenberg Castle as a whole is a monument that is significant for human history and for the development of Wassenberg, and for which there are scientific and urban planning reasons for a public interest in its preservation and use. The castle is located within the city wall of Wassenberg in the northeast corner, on a steep hill. The complex has an almost square floor plan, at the highest point of which is the keep from the first half of the 15th century, as a smooth four-storey brick tower. Opposite the church on the eastern slope is the gate tower with a basket arched passage, on the inside with the Gothic pointed arch. The upper floor and the skylight date from the 18th century. To the right of the gate tower is the residential building in eight axes, including arched windows and a hipped roof. Furthermore, ruins are still scattered over the complex.	around 1420	19 Mar 1983	49
more pictures	Elsum Castle	Elsum Castle Elsumer Weg map	New construction of the main castle in 1503; Outer bailey rebuilt in 1714; Chapel 1860; late Gothic moated castle with an 18th century brick bailey; Robes in bluestone, changes BT 19 19th century.	1503	Sep 11 1984	31
	Old bakery near Gut Krombach	Birgelen Elsumer Weg map	Old bakery from the 18th century; entrance to the eaves; on the gable side, double-arched window oculi in the gable.	18th century	Sep 11 1984	33
more pictures	Residential building	Wassenberg Graf-Gerhard-Strasse 3 map	Three-wing city courtyard around 1800; Two-storey residential building in five axes, brick, plastered front, door walls and window frames in bluestone, in front of the portal a double staircase with wrought iron railing, basement with bluestone ox eyes.	around 1800	Sep 11 1984	16
more pictures	Residential building	Wassenberg Graf-Gerhard-Strasse 7 map	Two-storey, five-axis brick house with bluestone window sills and door frames in the classical style as well as a basalt staircase in front; the roof was later changed; formerly a pharmacy; Corresponding angular brick farm building; built around the turn of the century.	1900	Oct 14, 1985	52
more pictures	Residential building	Wassenberg Graf-Gerhard-Strasse 9 map	Built in 1771, two-storey in four axes and gate axis, brick, door frames and cocks of the windows as well as keystones in bluestone; Monogram and year 1771 in the door keystone.	1771	Apr 19, 1983	50
more pictures	Residential building	Wassenberg Graf-Gerhard-Strasse 12 map	Two-storey half-timbered house; Gothic core, later changes were made; three axes; whitewashed; on the facade there is now a large openwork pilaster structure with round arches on the side remains of cross-frame windows, hipped roof.	not specified	Sep 11 1984	17th
more pictures	Hotel now Café "Zur Post"	Wassenberg Graf-Gerhard-Strasse 13 map	Three-storey, four-axle brick residential and commercial building; divorcing falls; Bluestone sills; classical bluestone door frames; Varicose veins; Hipped roof.	not specified	Sep 11 1984	18th
more pictures	Old monastery now residential building	Wassenberg Graf-Gerhard-Strasse 18 map	Monastery founded in 1653, two-storey, seven-axis brick building; arched lintels and bluestone sills; Bluestone floor in the hallway; Parts of the former refectory are still preserved.	1653	Sep 11 1984	19th
more pictures	Residential building	Wassenberg Graf-Gerhard-Strasse 19 map	Brick house from the 18th century; Front changed around 1900; two-storey in four to five axes; Corner house, brick plastered; Door frames and cocks as well as keystone of the windows in bluestone, mansard hipped roof.	18th century	Sep 11 1984	20th
	Residential building	Wassenberg Graf-Gerhard-Strasse 21 map	Brick residential building in two to three axes with two-axis expansion at the rear, ashlar plaster base, two classicist bluestone door frames, one door is walled up, eaves cornice as a block frieze.	not specified	Nov 28, 1986	21st
	Residential and commercial building	Wassenberg Graf-Gerhard-Strasse 28 map	The two-storey nine-axle former hotel has been changed in its right-hand part on the ground floor by installing a shop. The plastered building has cuboid bases. Ribbon plaster on the ground floor and divided by pilasters on the upper floor. Above each of the two outer axes there is a curved gable with a triple-coupled round-arched window, the skylight of which is very small divided by bars. The pilasters have attachments that tower over the eaves like a shape. The central axis is also accentuated by a curved gable and has an ox-eye with a special division of the window. The ox-eye is decorated with a garland. There are also garland decorations under the windows in the side gables. The back of the upper floor shows a plaster that is decorated with a comb. The central single axes have an ornate frieze under the eaves with an Art Nouveau ornament. The pilasters are also decorated with Art Nouveau decorations. The house dates from around 1910.	1910	0Apr 7, 1987	60
	House Dohr 1	Dohr Haus Dohr 1 card	Multi-wing courtyard in a single-storey construction; Residential building with gate entrance; The building is marked with the year 1724; Window on the ground floor changed; the original windows have been preserved in the gable; Partly half-timbered barn.	1724	Sep 11 1984	32
more pictures	George Monument	Wassenberg Kirchstrasse map	Statue of St. George fighting the dragon, shell limestone.	not specified	Sep 11 1984	5
	Residential building	Wassenberg Kirchstrasse 3 map	Two-story, three-axis brick building; built in the middle of the 19th century, arched gate entrance, blue stone sills and door frames; arched lintels; Eaves cornice as a toothed strip with saw cut; Gable roof.	in the middle of the 19th century	Sep 11 1984	12
	Residential and commercial building	Wassenberg Kirchstrasse 6 map	Three-story building; biaxial; Ground floor changed by shop fitting; Clinker plaster facade made of red-glazed clinker bricks with corner blocks; left axis like risalit with curved ornamental gable; on the first floor, arched window with a heavily profiled skylight; all windows with plaster walls in the parapet of the gable field; Eaves side truss plastered over; Dating 1908. Because of the uniqueness of the facade in the inner-city area, the monument as a whole is significant for the history of Wassenberg. Preservation is in the public interest.	1908	0Apr 7, 1987	57
	Residential and commercial building	Wassenberg Kirchstrasse 16-18 map	Two-storey, five-axis residential and commercial building with a projected central projection. The central risalit is provided with band plaster; Bluestone door frames; arched gate entrance; Hipped roof; Lower eaves as friezes; Cornice at ceiling level on the ground floor.	Not specified	Sep 11 1984	13
	Residential and commercial building	Wassenberg Kirchstrasse 20 map	Two-storey, three-axle brick house over a high base, built in the 17th century; former cross-frame windows walled up (relief and lintel arches still clearly visible); plastered on the courtyard side, under the plaster - partially covered - bluestone walls of a cross-frame window; Hipped roof; Window probably changed at the end of the 19th century.	17th century	0Apr 7, 1987	59
	primary school	Wassenberg Kirchstrasse 27 map	At the turn of the century, a school was built in close connection with the workers' houses on the other side of Kirchstrasse. The clinker plaster building is eight-axis and two-story. The two central axes are drawn forward like a risalit and provided with a tail bow. The corners are accentuated like a cuboid by tiles. The three-winged windows on the ground floor and two-winged windows on the upper floor with arched lintels are also framed by bricks.	Turn of the century	0Apr 7, 1987	58
	Catholic Church	Effeld Kreuzstrasse map	Built in 1909, restored in 1945/46; neo-Gothic hall with polygonal choir and west tower standing to the side; of the old furnishings have been preserved: the stained glass windows in the choir, by Karl Hertel in 1910; the lower part of the exterior is brick, the upper part is plastered.	1909	Sep 11 1984	37
	Fountain system	Effeld Kreuzstrasse (Am Martinusplatz) map	At this point, on Martinusplatz, there is an old well that is currently overgrown by trees.	around 1400	Nov 28, 1986	41
	Catholic elementary school Birgelen	Birgelen Lambertusstrasse map	Built in the second half of the 19th century; two-storey; Middle part in five axes; two short biaxial side wings on both sides; Brick; Ashlar integration.	second half of the 19th century	Sep 11 1984	29
	prostration	Birgelen Lambertusstrasse 4 map	The Wassenberg footfalls were built one after the other after the people's mission in 1713. A Way of the Cross originally had seven stations. Of the seven footfalls, only station 5 and station 1 (next to the Corsten house in Wassenberg) have been preserved. The pious custom of foot processions is said to have been preserved until 1910. The processions moved from Wassenberg via Birgelen to Birgelener Pützchen. The material is described as "Liedburger stone, sandstones and Roman sarcophagus parts". The inscription including possible dating reads: “AD 1717 5 oct. I + S + S + D + D "	1717	Nov 28, 1986	72
	Residential building	Birgelen Lambertusstrasse 84 map	Four-wing courtyard in brick and half-timbered; built in 1774; Front in brick; Gable-independent residential building, two-story, door frames and window sills in bluestone, on the facade the year in cotter pins.	1774	Sep 11 1984	30th
	Merteskreuz cemetery chapel	Orsbeck Luchtenberger Strasse / Grüner Weg map	18th century bluestone cross over a very high base. The inscription in the base is illegible due to weathering. The body was added later.	around 1400	Nov 28, 1986	73
more pictures	Catholic church with cemetery wall	Ophoven Marienstrasse map	Three-aisled, Romanesque pillar basilica from the 12th century with a semicircular apse and west tower; flatly covered inside, the side aisles vaulted in baroque style; baroque stucco; Late Gothic high altar; baroque side altars; Church pews and various figures preserved. Neo-Gothic organ stage and Stations of the Cross, Rococo pulpit; right neo-Gothic tabernacle-like structure in wood and Gothic Madonna with baby Jesus; around the church cemetery with old cemetery wall; at the church memorial chapel 1914–1918.	12th century	Nov 28, 1986	42
	Rectory with enclosure wall	Ophoven Marienstrasse map	Rectory: brick house from 1864; two-storey in four axes; Door frames and window sills in bluestone.	1864	Sep 11 1984	43
	Old farm	Ophoven Marienstraße 43 map	It is a four-wing brick courtyard with a two-storey, three-axis residential building that is covered with a hipped roof. The farm complex dates back to 1833 and its farm wings have been changed and renewed. Despite the changes, the courtyard is still effective for Ophoven.	1833	June 28, 1988	64
	Catholic church, cemetery wall and Stations	Steinkirchen Martinusstrasse map	Neo-Gothic brick hall church with late-Gothic west tower and polygonal choir; the tower 15. – 16. Century; Nave 1871; around the church the cemetery; on the cemetery wall a row of stone tabernacles with niches.	15.-16. century	Sep 11 1984	38
	Catholic Church of St. Lambertus	Birgelen Mühlenstrasse map	Built 1825–1827, expansion 1936–1937; originally a classicist hall, turned into a transept by expanding to the north; the semicircular apse is now a Lady Chapel; brick on the outside, three-arched pilaster strips with half-height window openings facing the street, these with tracery, choir tower with cross roof and flat gables.	1825	Sep 11 1984	26th
	Pastorate	Birgelen Mühlenstrasse 1 map	Two-story, five-axis brick building with a gable roof. The facade is emphasized by corner pilasters. The entrance axis is also emphasized by pilasters, similar to the corner pilasters. The floors are structured by cornices. On the upper floor of the pilasters, crosses are embedded in yellow-colored clinker brick. The windows have sandstone sills and combat stones. Likewise, the falls are made of sandstone. On the upper floor, yellow-colored stones cover the lintel below the relief arch. The house entrance door above the five-step basalt staircase has two wings. The entrance stairs are limited by wall templates on the side. The wall templates are covered by basalt stones. The gables were originally biaxial. A change in the post-war period. A two-axle extension is towed on the courtyard side. In the modernized rooms there is a wall cupboard with glass doors from the time of the builder, dating back to 1828. The cupboard is decorated with an architrave. Z. Figures of saints stand. Side decoration with angel heads.	1828	June 28, 1988	65
	Farmhouse Ohe 5	Ohe Ohe 5 card	Half-timbered brick courtyard; House from the middle of the 19th century, two-storey in two axes and gate axis, door changed.	in the middle of the 19th century	Sep 11 1984	24
	Farmhouse Ohe 6	Ohe Ohe 6 card	Four-winged brick courtyard from the first half of the 19th century, front two-storey in four axes and door axis, white-lined.	first half of the 19th century	Sep 11 1984	25th
	Catholic church with grave crosses	Orsbeck town center map	Franconian hall church in origin; Tower from the 11th-12th centuries Century, reconstruction and transept in 1933; Immunity wall around the church; old tombstones on the forecourt.	11-12 century	Sep 11 1984	44
	Birgelener Pützchen	Birgelen Pützchensweg map	Pilgrimage route with stations of the cross; at the end of the path a chapel from the middle of the 19th century, extended in 1933, brick.	in the middle of the 19th century	Sep 11 1984	27
	Provost and former monastery	Wassenberg Propsteigasse map	Two-story brick house; still recognizable in the brickwork in the beginnings of the original cross-frame windows; front part in the 20th century.	19th century	Sep 11 1984	11
	Residential building	Orsbeck Ratheimer Strasse 55 map	Two-storey, gable-free brick house; Eaves walls in half-timbered construction date 1786 in anchor pins Lm - HR, windows with right-hand supports.	1786	Nov 28, 1986	46
	Blaustein Hochkreuz	Orsbeck Ratheimer Strasse 61 map	The multi-level bluestone high cross with cornices from the 19th century was given a late shell limestone cross, probably as a replacement for a cross that was part of the original inventory. At the intersection of the cross arms is the framed inscription “IHS” behind the head of the white painted body on cast metal, both of which stand for a time of origin from the twentieth century. The pointed arched figural niche with a decorated dome is emphasized by pilasters and palm branches above the pointed arch. In the base below there is an octagonal writing field. The corner sections are each filled with the image of a vine leaf. The text says: “The cross is my sure salvation! I always venerate the cross The Lord's Cross be with me! The cross be my refuge! 300 days indulgence of Pius IX. 6/21/1874 " The decorative and inscription panels were subsequently processed and, in addition to traces of a blue paint finish, also show more recent grinding marks.	19th century	Oct 13, 1994	70
	Evangelical Court Church	Wassenberg Roermonder Strasse map	Court church, Protestant, baroque organ with glockenspiel, church from 1652 to 1964, rest. 1977.	1652	Sep 11 1984	3
	prostration	Wassenberg Roermonder Strasse map	not specified	around 1400	Nov 28, 1986	71
more pictures	House "Alt Wassenberg"	Wassenberg Roermonder Strasse 2 map	Two-storey and three-axle residential and commercial building; changed as a plastered building at the turn of the century; ceiling height above ground floor cornice; Battle cornice with a frieze on top; dressed up robes; A three-storey, three-axle brick house with a gate was added; Bluestone window base; arcuate falls; Ceiling above ground floor as cornice; An advertising system was plastered in around the turn of the century at the height of the parapet on the first floor; Eaves cornice as a block frieze; Street front to Kirchstrasse: two-storey and two-axis residential and commercial building; corresponding to the neighboring house, property Roermonder Straße 2, plastered around the turn of the century; Ground floor, however, with strip plaster (imitating square); in the shop window a cast iron column with a Corinthian capital; the front door is kept in the Renaissance style.	19th century	0July 1, 1986	56
	Patrician house	Wassenberg Roermonder Strasse 25 map	Two-storey villa, built in 1905, Art Nouveau style, covered entrance, plastered building, Wassenberg's first building with water supply and central heating.	1905	Sep 10 1985	51
	Residential building	Wassenberg Roermonder Strasse 32 map	Two-storey villa, built around 1900, plastered building in Art Nouveau style; irregular axes; Ashlar plaster base; Half-hip roofs; Entrance side: roofed entrance on massive round pillars, original, richly decorated front door and roof turret with onion; Opposite side: transept projected like a risalit, three-storey and two-axis, round-arched cellar windows camouflaged with ornate wrought iron; a greenhouse from the same period belongs to the house. Facade ribbon decoration in Art Nouveau style; Loggia covered with wood above the arched entrance hall, later closed with windows. Complemental description: The preserved parts of the outdoor facilities belong to the monument, in particular the street-side enclosure with retaining wall, iron attachment and gates.	around 1900	Sep 11 1984 (1st) Oct. 13, 1994 (2nd)	22nd
	Former train station	Rosenthal Rosenthaler Strasse map	The Rosenthal station is the last remaining type station on the line from Düren to Dalheim . The two-storey, two-axis clinker plastered building received a hipped roof and a low, slatted extension with a towed roof open to the side for waiting passengers. The two-winged windows, divided by a rung, also have a double-winged but six-pane skylight. Particularly typical is the half-timbered goods shed connected by a lower link with brick infill, which has been plastered in the upper compartments or replaced by windows and provided with a flat gable roof.	around 1910	0Apr 7, 1987	61
	Well system in front of von Dahlen's house	Rosenthal Rosenthaler Strasse map	not specified	not specified	Sep 11 1984	34
	Prayer chapel	Forst Rurtalstraße map	The small brick chapel with a pan-roofed gable roof is located on the road from Wassenberg to Ophoven in the district of Forst. On the gable side facing away from the street is the entrance with a round arch and double-leaf wooden entrance door. An iron anchor is visible above to the right. The chapel is illuminated through a basket arch opening with wooden lattice windows on the longest side. Heavy ivy growth covers one longitudinal wall and the rear gable wall. The inside of the building is barrel vaulted and covered with white lime plaster, the floor is made of artificial stone. The furnishings include a crucifix, a Madonna and Child and a Sacred Heart figure, of which only the crucifix could belong to the original furnishings. The furniture consists of three wooden benches and a simple altar table with the initials MS. The chapel is dated to the second half of the 19th century.	second half of the 19th century	June 12, 1990	68
	Former basket maker workshop	Effeld Schleidstrasse 2 map	The single-storey Winkelhof complex with a gable roof from the 19th century with two axes in each of the gable ends is one of the few surviving representatives of the basket or wooden shoemaker's cottages in the Heinsberg district. In the past, the Ruraue was the area in a circle that, due to the location of the wicker there, represented the center of basket weaving. In Heinsberg a school was even set up especially for this trade. The simple brick house is a monument as a whole and means for the history of Effeld and its residents as well as for their working and living conditions. The preservation of this object is in the public interest for scientific reasons, especially for reasons of local history.	19th century	0July 1, 1986	55
more pictures	Effeld Castle	Effeld Schlossstrasse map	The Moated Castle Effeld, which is in good condition, was built from a moth and was built in the 15th century. In 1606 it was rebuilt and the main tower was added. Material: brick with ashlar structure.	16th century	Apr 19, 1983	47
	Fountain system	Effeld Schloßstraße, corner of Kreuzstraße map	Cast iron fountain	not specified	Sep 11 1984	40
	Fountain in the upper village	Myhl St. Johannes Strasse 66 map	Small fountain house at St. Johannes Straße 66.	not specified	Sep 11 1984	36
	Catholic Church of St. John	Myhl St. Johannes Strasse 203 map	Built in 1877; three-aisled neo-Gothic brick hall on pillars with a polygonal chancel and a projected west tower, from the old equipment are preserved: two altar barn, some church chairs, the organ stand with the organ, some glass windows and some figures some of which are Gothic; some church benches are still baroque, dated 1771; a confessional too old.	1877	Sep 11 1984	35
more pictures	Provost church of St. Georg	Wassenberg Stiftsplatz map	Romanesque pillar basilica, consecrated in 1118, of the old church and the tower from the 15th century with revisions from the 19th century and early 20th century, only the tower remains. The tower's helmet, which was originally 36 m high and burned down during the war, was renewed in a smaller form in 1955/56.	Consecrated in 1118	Sep 11 1984	4th
more pictures	Immunity sheet	Wassenberg Stiftsplatz map	Pointed arch of the old immunity wall around 1400; renewed after mining damage in 1984.	around 1400	Sep 11 1984	10
more pictures	kindergarten	Wassenberg Stiftsplatz 2 map	Built in the 19th century. One-storey brick building with a gable roof, upper storey renovated after the war; four-axis with bluestone window sills and ogival lintels and clamps of the former shutters. An additional window was broken between the two left axes during the conversion.	19th century	Sep 11 1984	6th
more pictures	Chaplaincy	Wassenberg Stiftsplatz 3 map	Two-storey brick house from 1685 in three axes, with a hipped roof.	1685	Sep 11 1984	7th
more pictures	Rectory	Wassenberg Stiftsplatz 5 map	Two-story brick house from the 18th century; in three axes with a hipped roof.	18th century	Sep 11 1984	8th
more pictures	Former pastorate	Wassenberg Stiftsplatz 6 map	Two-story brick house from the 18th century; in two axes with mansard hipped roof; Side door with bluestone walls, next to it still old gate entrance.	18th century	Sep 11 1984	9
	Forsthaus Neuerburg	Effeld Zur Wolskaul map	Three-wing courtyard with a separate horse stable; Brick; Baroque portal; Around 1900 the window in the house was extended. Commercial casement windows with wooden block frames; formerly water-protected system; Horse stable dates from the second half of the 19th century; Residential house square; baroque bluestone walls of the front door. Change: February 4, 1986. The protection status relates only to the Winkelhof installation. The coach house and the horse stable are excluded from the protection status.	second half of the 19th century	Sep 11 1984 (1st) 4th Feb. 1986 (2nd) 0	39
	Jewish Cemetery	Wassenberg Roermonder Strasse map	The origins of the small Jewish community of Wassenberg go back to the Middle Ages. Alexander von Wassenberg, who lived in Cologne, was one of the creditors of St. Andreas in 1321. Today's Wassenberger Stadtpark - a swampy forest landscape cultivated in the 19th century - was called Judenbruch from ancient times. It is possible that Vinzenz von Moers leased the area to the Wassenberg Jews for a lot of money in 1450. The term Judenbruch has been handed down since 1324. It is possible that the first Jewish burial place was located in the Judenbruch. The Jewish community of Wassenberg was always quite small and did not contain more than 40 people in the 19th century. The synagogue was built in 1867 and burned down in 1938. In 1688, the cemetery was laid out on Roermonder Straße, at that time still outside the city gates. The last burial probably took place in 1933, and the usual desecrations began in 1938 at the latest. In 1939 the community of Wassenberg acquired the cemetery and returned it to the Jewish Trust Corporation in 1953, with the exception of a remnant. The cemetery is slightly elevated above the street and is enclosed by a small wall with portal pillars that frame an old iron gate with neo-Gothic motifs. Behind it you reach a lawn via several steps. the preserved tombstones are placed in two to three rows to the left of an imaginary central axis. There are 17 stones, some of which are from the 19th century. The most recent burial is probably that of Eva Heumann, who died February 10, 1933. In addition, a little apart from the gravestones there is a memorial stone for the city of Wassenberg (inscription "Friedhof der Jüdischen Gemeinde Wassenberg / Synagoge der Jewish Gemeinde Wassenberg, destroyed 10 November 1938") and a Grave / memorial stone that Walter Reis, who emigrated to Canada, was given in 1992 for his sister Betty and his grandparents Jacob u. Who were murdered in Bergen-Belsen. Johanna Hertz donates (sculptor: Ernst Brockschnieder), installed; Walter Reis' name was added after his death in 2005. The stone is in the shadow of a Canadian maple that grew on Walter Reis' property in Canada. The plot shows the location of the Wassenberg Jewish cemetery, which has been occupied since the 17th century, and its burials. It is important for Wassenberg. The character as a cemetery is appropriately designed and clearly preserved. The preservation of the parcel, the gravestones and the memorial stones as a cemetery and memorial site is in the public interest for scientific, local and cultural-historical reasons.	from 1688	May 25, 2007	74
more pictures	Hochkreuz	Wassenberg Waldfriedhof Bergstrasse map	Approx. 4 m high crucifixion group on a base, light artificial stone, inscribed on the reverse. dat. 1935, author unknown. The center is elevated with Christ on the cross, next to it standing figures of Mary and John; the portrayal of people in a manner typical of the time in idealistically exaggerated Raelism. Inscription made of filigree rounded capital letters on the front in the base: I AM THE RESURRECTION AND LIFE. Significant for Wassenberg as a central historical component and crystallization point of the forest cemetery. It is one of the few elements in the cemetery that has survived from its history. Preservation is therefore in the public interest for scientific reasons, here for reasons of local history.	1935	Nov 28, 2013	75
more pictures	Old chapel	Wassenberg Waldfriedhof Bergstrasse map	Small two-story brick building on a right-angled floor plan, with a high, sideways towed gable roof. The basement level, which is sunk into the ground, has been left exposed to brick; on the back there is a round-arched opening that extends down to the floor; however, it is currently inaccessible. The masonry on the upper floor is colored with white sludge. In front, in the direction of the main entrance to the cemetery, there is a step system with cheek walls, also made of brick, through which the two-winged, arched entrance is reached. A lying oval ocular window is incorporated in the gable. The lateral towing of the roof is decorated with acroteria masonry in a typical form. The side walls are each opened with three small rectangular windows, a large round-arched stained glass window was made in the rear wall above the base opening. The ornamental tile floor inside the upper storey is also worth mentioning. The old chapel is dated around 1905.	1905	Nov 28, 2013	76
more pictures	Priest's grave	Wassenberg Waldfriedhof Bergstrasse map	Broadly mounted, wall-like stele, multiple tiered, dark artificial stone (?), Dated 1920s (?), Oldest date of death 24.11.1920 (Pastor Otto Jansen). In the middle there is a relief with the fallen Christ carrying the cross and above it small praying angels, underneath the inscription "HERE EXPECTED YOUR / PRIEST / YOUR RESURRECTION". The grave site of seven pastors from St. Georg and St. Mariä Himmelfahrt (Upper Town) in Wassenberg, including Ludwig Hecker, first pastor of the St. Mary's Assumption parish, which was newly established after the Second World War, and Paul Spülbeck, who played a key role in the significant reconstruction of the St. Georg involved. Important for Wassenberg as a central historical component of the forest cemetery and illustration of the parish history. The people buried and remembered here represent an important piece of local history. The preservation of the tomb is therefore in the public interest for scientific and local historical reasons.	around 1920	0Nov 5, 2015	77

See also

• List of ground monuments in Wassenberg

Web links

Commons : Architectural monuments in Wassenberg  - Collection of images

• Monuments in the district of Heinsberg ; Accessed September 12, 2011

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