List of architectural monuments in Wegberg

The list of architectural monuments in Wegberg contains the listed buildings in the area of ​​the city of Wegberg in the district of Heinsberg in North Rhine-Westphalia (as of September 2011). These architectural monuments are entered in the list of monuments of the city of Wegberg; 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
	Wayside cross	Klinkum Alte Landstrasse 42 map	Historic foundation cross from 1847, bluestone with bronze body; inscription in the base; in the cross base a niche with a bronze chalice; Radial cross gilded in bluestone. Cross inscription: The widower HEINRICH GOTZEN donated this cross in 1847	1847	May 13, 1985	62
more pictures	Brigida chapel	Klinkum Alte Landstrasse 174 map	Brick chapel with a new hipped roof in slate; laterally ox-eye window; Rectangular floor plan; in rear wall niche with semicircular arch, mosaic-covered; behind a sculpture of Brigida in mosaic mandorla with halo; inscription in niche arch: “Saint Brigida pray for us”. Marble altar; Wall panels from the time it was built around 1900.	1900	May 13, 1985	63
	Rectory	Klinkum Alte Landstrasse 76 map	Erected in 1906; two-storey in 5: 2 axes, on the facade a two-axis risalit-like porch, which has its own gable; Brick, the whole building with neo-Gothic ornaments.	1906	0Feb. 1, 1985	60
more pictures	Parish church	Klinkum Alte Landstrasse 78 map	Built in 1903/04; a neo-Gothic three-aisled hall church with a transept, choir and a western tower.	1903/04	0Feb. 1, 1985	59
	Wegberg station	Wegberg Am Bahnhof 5 card	Completely preserved small town station with reception building, goods shed, toilet house and signal box.	1879	Jan. 31, 2003	170
	Field cross	Schwaam Am Halfesweg map	Erected in 1728; Bluestone cross on high base with body; in the base niche with a new figure of Mary; on the base a figure of Mary with relief and inscription with the date 1804; on the reverse another inscription with a coat of arms and the date 1773; the base with niche is dated 1877.	1728	0Apr 1, 1985	110
	Wayside cross	Klinkum Am Tömp 1 card	Erected in 1877; Bluestone cross with high two-part base and body; an inscription with the date on the base, above a niche with a relief of a chalice; the cross framed by two villa trees. Cross inscription: CHRIST IN YOUR GLORY WE BUILD THIS CROSS BECAUSE ONLY IN THE CROSS ALONE IS SALVATION ANNO 1877	1877	0Feb. 1, 1985	61
	Residential building	Klinkum Am Tömp 6 card	The building at Tömp 6 is integrated into a group of several individual buildings, which together probably formerly formed a courtyard. While it is otherwise a building from the 19th century or more recent, the eaves-facing house No. 6 is a two-storey half-timbered construction that has largely been preserved in its bundle; is. The inscription on a lintel board found in the context of the building indicates the year of construction and builder: "IHS ANNO 1718 / THE 7 DAY OF IVNIVS HENDRICH / STEFFENS VND MARIA VEITEN ELFVI DIS HAVS WITH GOD'S HULF GEB / AWET GOT BEWAHRE ES FVR AL VN (corner) “The compartments of the front facade are now lined with bricks, but the interior walls are still partially staked with clay. During the most recent renovation, another roof overhang was restored on large struts across the entire width.	1718	Feb 19, 2001	166
	Wayside cross	Watern An der Bockenmühle card	Erected in 1837; Bluestone cross with new metal body; high plinth with niche; inscription with year in the base. Cross inscription: ANNO 1837 BOTH MARRIAGES CHBOCKEN AND AFWIRZT HAVE THIS KREUTZ TO REMEMBER	1837	0Apr 1, 1985	130
more pictures	chapel	Kipshoven at the chapel card	Erected around 1500; late Gothic brick chapel; with roof rider; three-aisled hall church; inside with late Gothic painting and pieces of equipment, e.g. Partly also with neo-Gothic fittings; next to the entrance portal a chronogram; on the left a stone from the 15th century.	around 1500	0Feb. 1, 1985	55
	Wayside cross	Tetelrath An der Landstrasse 126 map	Neo-Gothic cross from before 1900. The cross is made of natural stone with a marble inscription tablet. Cross inscription: In the cross alone is salvation 1884	1884	Apr 24, 1990	154
	House Beeck homestead	Beeck An Haus Beeck 1 card	Two-storey brick facility with a gate tower in the middle, white brick; the windows largely renewed, the gate tower covered with a bluestone gate and a hipped roof.	1279 first documented mention	Dec 10, 1984	11
	Residential building	Rickelrath Angerweg 4 map	Erected in 1839; three-wing courtyard in brick; two-storey residential building in five axes with a half-hip roof, door frames and window sills in bluestone; z. Partly plastered; laterally the gable and the windows renewed; on the facade the year 1839 in anchor pins; the farm buildings partly in half-timbered.	1839	0Apr 1, 1985	104
	Residential building	Rickelrath Angerweg 5 map	Erected in the 18th and 19th centuries; Brick courtyard; Two-storey residential building in five axes with a hipped roof; to house no. 5 a farm wing with a gate passage from 1894; the economic wing largely renewed.	1894	Apr 17, 1985	95
	Residential building	Rickelrath Angerweg 7 map	Erected in 1858; Brick courtyard; Two-storey residential building in five axes; Door frames and window sills in bluestone; Monogram and the year 1858 on the facade in anchor pins.	1858	0Apr 1, 1985	96
	Half-timbered house	Rickelrath Angerweg 9 map	Core of the house from the 18th century; two-storey half-timbered house with a crooked hip roof; laterally faced with bricks; the rear buildings renewed.	18th century	0Apr 1, 1985	97
	Residential building	Rickelrath Angerweg 18 map	Erected in 1903; four-wing brick courtyard; Two-storey residential building in four axes; the year 1903 above the gate.	1903	0Apr 1, 1985	105
	Residential building	Rickelrath Angerweg 20 map	Erected in 18./19. Century; three-winged half-timbered courtyard; gable-independent house with a crooked hip; one storey with a gable storey; laterally faced with brick in the 19th century; the front facing in brick; some compartments filled in brick; the rear front of the barn replaced in alluvial stones. Also a half-timbered bakery from the 18th century	18th century	0Apr 1, 1985	106
	Rectory	Rickelrath Angerweg 28 map	Rectory from the 18th century in Blaustein; Two-storey in five axes, hipped roof, to the right of it a single-storey extension in two axes.	18th century	0Apr 1, 1985	89
	Residential building	Rickelrath Angerweg 35 map	Erected in 18./19. Century; Brick and half-timbered courtyard; Front building from the middle of the 19th century; two-storey in four axes with a crooked hip roof; Door frames in bluestone; renewed rear annex; At the back a half-timbered farmstead consisting of a gable-end dwelling and two barns with half-hip roofs, the dwelling was originally a little narrower and was later widened.	18th and 19th centuries	0Apr 1, 1985	98
	Residential building	Rickelrath Angerweg 39 map	Erected in the 18th century; Core of the half-timbered farmstead older; gable-independent two-storey residential building; next to it a utility wing, eaves extension with gate entrance; one passage added, on the beam above a renewed inscription with the year 1781	1781	0Apr 1, 1985	99
	Residential building	Rickelrath Angerweg 47 map	Erected in the first half of the 19th century; four-wing courtyard in brick and half-timbered with a half-hip roof; two-storey in five axes; Door frames and window sills in bluestone; the farm buildings partly in half-timbered; the rear barn with a crooked hip roof.	1st half of the 19th century	0Apr 1, 1985	100
	Ice cellar	Dalheim Anton-Raky-Strasse map	A ruin-like structure made of rubble stone with an artificial grotto that belongs to the residential building at Anton-Raky-Straße 18 in Wegberg-Arsbeck.	1902-1904	0Feb. 1, 1985	5
	Water tower	Dalheim Anton-Raky-Strasse 18 map	Former water tower (popularly known as the “Hexenturm”) built at the beginning of the 20th century to supply water to the residential buildings at the Raky pond.	1902/03	0Feb. 1, 1985	3
	Residential house with pavilion	Dalheim Anton-Raky-Straße 19 map	House built at the beginning of the 20th century, plastered with ashlar structure, a round tower in plan with an extension with a neo-baroque gable, next to it a small round temple on columns with a crooked hipped roof.	Early 20th century	0Feb. 1, 1985	4th
	Forester's house	Dalheim Anton-Raky-Strasse 25 map	House built at the beginning of the 20th century, plastered, gable-independent with eaves, the gable with half-timbering. The extension consists of a symmetrically constructed rectangular building, one and a half storeys high, on the ground floor plastered with two doors and three windows, each with a transom and skylight, the mezzanine floor consists of half-timbering, a gable roof with beaver tail covering and a central transverse gable with an entrance to the storage room.	1775	0Feb. 1, 1985	35
	Chapel	Merbeck Arsbecker Strasse map	Erected at the end of the 19th century; Brick; inside crucifixion group in wood	at the end of the 19th century	0Feb. 1, 1985	67
more pictures	Warrior Memorial	Merbeck Arsbecker- / St. Maternusstrasse map	Erected around 1920; in the form of a path chapel in sandstone and limestone, rear wall in red clinker, above brick vault; in the gable a relief of St. Michael; inside next to the cross with the corpus two memorial plaques; Roof covering in semicircular slate sheets.	1920s	0Feb. 1, 1985	69
	Cemetery complex	Wegberg Bahnhofstrasse map	Erected in 1849; the complex still has some older tombstones from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Cross inscription: I AM THE RESURRECTION AND LIFE WHO BELIEVES IN ME WILL LIVE WHEN HE ALSO DIES: JOH. XI. 25 1849	1849	Apr 15, 1985	141
	Village cross	Dorp Bahnhofstrasse map	Muschelkalkkreuz with zinc cast body; erected in the war year 1915; Sculptors: H. Verbocket, M. Gladbach-Dahl. In the base of the cross there is a niche of the Virgin Mary with plaster sculpture and the Madonna. Base with granite inscription: “We pray to you, Lord Jesus Christ, and thank you. Because through your H. Cross you have redeemed the world. "	1915	May 14, 1985	149
	Path stick	Wegberg Bahnhofstrasse / Birkenallee map	Erected at the end of the 19th century in brick, figural niche with the figure of St. Anthony	at the end of the 19th century	Apr 15, 1985	136
more pictures	chapel	Uevekoven Barbarastraße 2 map	Erected in 1902; single-nave neo-Romanesque brick church with a polygonal end; Roof turret with belfry; newly built sacristy building.	1902	0Apr 1, 1985	123
	Residential building	Uevekoven Barbarastraße 46 map	Core of the house built in the 17th century; Two-storey, gable-independent half-timbered house with a half-hipped roof, plastered gable side, the windows on the gable were changed in the 19th century.	Core 17th century	0Apr 1, 1985	128
	cross	Wegberg Beecker Strasse / Ophover Weg map	Erected in the second half of the 19th century; neo-Gothic stone cross; mounted, with high base; Bronze body.	2nd half of the 19th century	Apr 15, 1985	140
	Residential building	Wegberg Beecker Strasse 6 map	Two-storey building in six axes with a half-hipped roof from the middle of the 19th century. The building is an old post office, where the horses were unhitched and the travelers could spend the night. The Cologne ceilings and the roof truss and the masonry, which have been preserved inside, still clearly point to this post courtyard period.	18th century	0Dec 1, 1985	152
	Courtyard	Rath Anhoven Buchholzer Strasse 10 map	Erected in 1877; four-winged courtyard in brick with a crooked hip roof; Two-storey residential building in five axes and one gate axis; Door frames and window sills in bluestone; monograms and year in the lintel; the farm buildings renewed.	1877	01st Mar 1985	81
more pictures	Castle	Wegberg Burgstrasse 8-10 map	A water-protected system, two-storey house building in nine axes with a single-axis central projection with stepped gable; Brick; Window sills in bluestone; neo-Gothic jewelry forms.	original castle 14th century	Apr 15, 1985	143
	cross	Wegberg Burgstrasse / Venloer Strasse map	Erected in 1694; Bluestone cross with metal body with two-part base; with shell niche, on the base inscription with donor name and date. Cross inscription: JACOBUS WARMERS CATHARINA BALDOUIN PP MDCCXCIV	1694	Apr 15, 1985	139
more pictures	Wegberger Mühle, former watermill	Wegberg Burgstrasse 4 map	Brick mill building, later plastered over; five-axis; one window axis widened; left grinding room with complete equipment. The mill was bought by the city of Wegberg in 2003 and then restored. The inauguration of the new premises took place in July 2009.	originally before 1654	May 15, 1985	148
	Residential building	Rickelrath Dahlener Strasse 1 map	Erected in the second half of the 19th century; two-storey brick house in 4: 2 axes with a half-hip roof; the economic wing largely renewed or new. (However, only the two street views of the house are entered in the list of monuments)	19th century	0Apr 1, 1985	93
	Village cross	Rickelrath Dulkener Strasse map	Erected in 1850; Limestone cross on a high base with a new metal body; the arms of the cross adorned with wrought iron; in the base niche with figure of Mary; on the base inscription with the year 1850.	1850	0Apr 1, 1985	90
	Residential building	Rickelrath Dülkener Straße 69 map	Erected in the 18th century; Two-storey residential building in three axes with a hipped roof; Doors and windows renewed; Door frames and latches on the windows in bluestone. A half-timbered building belonging to the house, on the ground floor with a brick plinth, two-axis, on the upper floor with the widely cantilevered roof supported on wooden consoles, original windows, shutters and a wooden staircase to the upper floor.	18th century	Oct 15, 1996	94
	Thatched homestead	Rickelrath Dülkener Straße 86 map	Erected in the 18th century; Brick and half-timbered homestead; Single-storey residential building with a half-hip roof covered with thatch; the farm building hipped towards the street; Truss; the street side faced with brick; the main building also in half-timbered construction, only the front in brick, the other side wings renewed or new.	18th century	Feb 13, 1985	101
	Residential building	Rickelrath Dülkener Straße 90 map	Thatched half-timbered house; 18th century; one and a half story; Saddle roof, towed on one side; Two-storey courtyard side with a protruding roof: first floor half-timbered replaced by brickwork.	18th century	May 13, 1985	102
	Residential building	Rickelrath Dülkener Straße 96 map	Erected in 1834; four-wing courtyard in brick; gable-independent house in two axes with a crooked hip roof; next to the eaves side utility wing; the year 1834 in anchor pins above the gate entrance.	1834	0Apr 1, 1985	103
more pictures	Parish church	Rickelrath Dülkener Straße 102 map	Baroque church from the 18th century, renovated or supplemented in the 19th and 20th centuries; Only parts of the south wall of the baroque hall church are preserved; the rest a new building from 1954/55 to expand the church space; the west tower in front of it, classicistic from 1830; inside remains of the baroque furnishings from the second half of the 18th century, high altar, communion bench, pulpit, organ, organ loft and confessionals.	Early 18th century	01st Mar 1985	88
	Cemetery cross u. Gravesites	Rickelrath Dülkener Strasse, cemetery map	Cemetery cross from 1880 with metal body; some gravestones from the 19th and early 20th centuries.	1880	0Apr 1, 1985	91
	Wegberg primary school	Wegberg Echter Strasse 23 map	The former Catholic elementary school Wegberg was built in 1949–51 according to plans by the architects Alfons Leitl and Hermann Lahmé from Rheydt. It is a "model building" that was designed in accordance with the school building guidelines that were relevant at the time, and was published and observed nationwide. The school is located southeast of the historical center of Wegberg on the corner of Maaseiker Strasse and Echterstrasse and is now part of a large school center as a community elementary school. The original elementary school stands out clearly from its younger buildings in terms of shape and construction. The most striking feature of the Wegberger Schule is the division of the room program into several largely separate structures, in particular the design of all classrooms as enclosed pavilions, which are arranged at ground level and according to a specific system. According to a term commonly used in school building, it is a "chain system": Characteristic for such a type are "several class wings that are one or more storey and have a structural and functional connection with one another. Main feature: Classes are arranged in several structures and linked in a space-forming manner, but not in a center-forming manner ”. The former Catholic elementary school is the most important single building of the reconstruction after the Second World War in Wegberg due to its architectural position. It is therefore important for Wegberg according to the Monument Protection Act. Because of its supra-regional role model for a certain direction within the contemporary school system, it is also important for human history. The former Catholic elementary school in Wegberg by Alfons Leitl / Hermann Lahmé from 1949–51 is important for human history and for Wegberg. There is a public interest in their preservation and use for scientific, in particular architectural and pedagogical-historical reasons. It is therefore a monument according to § 2 (1) Monument Protection Act (DSchG) NRW.	20th century	21 Mar 2000	165
more pictures	chapel	Wildenrath Eckartstrasse map	It is a small chapel outside the built-up location of Wildenrath, directly on the edge of the former airport area. According to local tradition, it was used around 1870 a. a. built from bricks from the old parish church of the village. In addition to red stones, there are also some other colored (dark gray) stones that create a lively appearance. On a small, almost square floor plan, the chapel rises sharply through a steep neo-Gothic ornamental gable. Its triangular display area is flanked by lower corner accents. The opening is located in a triple stepped round arch panel; its lower area is lined with modern glazed bricks. Behind a barred gate there is a (modern) wooden figure of Johannes d. T. in half relief. The sides and back of the chapel are also classified once, so that pilaster-like corner accentuations are created, which here, however, do not extend beyond the eaves line as in the front. On the back they are connected to each other with an angular brick arch. The roof of the chapel is gently sloping behind the towering ornamental gable; just like the gable, it is covered with a layer of concrete. The chapel still serves as a memorial and place of worship. It is the destination of a procession on patronage day. It is therefore important for Wildenrath (City of Wegberg). Since their historical building fabric, which is not uninteresting in the form language typical of the time, is no longer fully preserved, but still in sufficient quantity and clarity and is evidence of popular religiosity in Wildenrath, its preservation is based on scientific, local history and ethnological reasons within the meaning of the Monument Protection Act a public interest. The “backdrop” of four (formerly five) linden trees is to be regarded as an integral part. The Johanneskapelle in Wildenrath, Stadt Wegberg, is a monument according to § 2 DSchG NRW. It is important for Wildenrath, City of Wegberg. There is a public interest in their preservation and use for scientific reasons, in particular for reasons of local history and folklore	1873	Nov 17, 1998	163
	Holy House	Balkhoven at the corner of Dülkener Straße / In Bollenberg map	Holy house from 1859, plastered, the figural niche closed with wrought iron, inside a holy figure of St. Rochus, in the base an inscription plaque with the year and the name Rochus.	1859	0Feb. 1, 1985	7th
more pictures	Parish church	Arsbeck map	Neo-Gothic, three-aisled brick basilica with polygonal choir and west tower; built 1891/92: on the side a remnant of the old baroque church with a bluestone gate (door wedge with the year 1772) above a coat of arms stone also in bluestone; in front of the church remains of the former cemetery with two bluestone crosses, also a warrior memorial after the First World War in shell limestone; At the beginning of the eighties of the 20th century, a sacristy was added to the south nave.	1772	0Feb. 1, 1985	1
	Residential building with medical practices	Arsbeck Endstrasse 3 map	Two-storey brick house in 4: 3 axes with a half-hip roof from the middle of the 19th century, the extensions from the 20th century.	Mid 19th century	0Feb. 1, 1985	6th
	cross	Uevekoven Erkelenzer Straße Map	Most likely built in 1749; Bluestone cross, high two-part base with inscriptions below, a figure of Mary above, the body is carved into the cross.	1749	0Apr 1, 1985	124
	Residential building	Uevekoven Erkelenzer Straße 100 map	Erected in the middle of the 19th century; four-wing brick courtyard; Two-storey residential building in six axes and gate axis, door frames and window sills in bluestone; the rear barn renewed.	Mid 19th century	0Apr 1, 1985	127
more pictures	Restaurant, Ophovener Mühle	Wegberg Forst 14 map	Erected in the middle of the 19th century; four-winged system in brick with a crooked hip roof; Main building two-storey in six axes; Door frames and window sills in bluestone; the outbuildings on one storey a little lower, everything with a crooked hip; The wall of the main building, on which the iron mill wheel stands, was later renewed in brick; the year 1857 in the lintel; the mill pond is also still preserved.	originally 17th century	Apr 15, 1985	142
	Wayside shrine	Wegberg Freiheider Strasse map	Erected around 1900 in brick; in the niche the figure of St. Joseph.	around 1900	Apr 15, 1985	137
more pictures	Restaurant, former watermill	Tüschenbroich Gerderhahner Strasse 1 map	Erected from the 18th to the 20th century; former water mill, now converted into an inn; Core 18th century, largely renewed; the two-storey mill building, half-timbered, the water wheel still in place, and a single, largely renewed brick barn belonging to it.	18.-20. century	0Apr 1, 1985	119
more pictures	Chapel	Merbeck Hallerstrasse map	Erected at the end of the 19th century; inside crucifixion group.	1908	0Feb. 1, 1985	68
	Homestead	Merbeck Hallerstrasse 17 map	Erected in 1722 in half-timbering; four-wing brick courtyard; Gabled residential house on two floors and 3: 4 axes, wooden block window frames and wooden block door walls, crooked hip roof; a half-timbered farm wing barn. The part of the building erected in the backyard in 1962 is not under protection.	18th century	0Feb. 1, 1985	71
	cross	Harbeck Harbecker Strasse map	Cross from 1892; Stone with a metal body, an inscription plaque with the year in the base. Two memorial plaques with inscriptions from a total of 56 fallen and missing from the Harbeck and Am Potz residential areas	1892	0Feb. 1, 1985	45
	Brick yard	Harbeck Harbecker Strasse 12 map	Four-wing brick courtyard from 1852. Two-storey residential building with seven axes and a gate axis; Door frames and window sills in bluestone, hipped roof; monogram and year in the Torkeilstein; in the gate there are wheel deflectors made of bluestone. The protective position only extends to the facade (front) of the residential building!	1852	0Feb. 1, 1985	47
	Residential building with park	Wegberg Hauptstrasse 27 map	Erected in the first half of the 19th century; two and a half storeys in four axes; Facade plastered; Plinth and window sills in bluestone; plastered window frames; a flat gable on the side, entrance in a side wing; behind the house is a park (English garden).	1st half of the 19th century	Apr 15, 1985	146
	bakery	Wegberg Hauptstrasse 6 map	Erected in the first half of the 19th century; two-storey gabled house with shop fitting in three axes with a crooked hip; Newly plastered at the end of the 19th century with minor ornaments and plaster blocks as a corner formation.	first half of the 19th century	Apr 15, 1985	145
	Wayside cross	Watern House St. George Card	Massive cross made of shell limestone; in simple forms; in the base of the cross in chiseled block letters inscription: “In the cross is salvation”, wooden body, gold-bronzed on older frame; 19th century.	Cross 20th century, corpus 19th century	June 18, 1985	134
more pictures	Parish church (tower)	Wildenrath Heinsberger Strasse 50 map	Tower of the church erected in 1894; of the old parish church only the four-storey brick tower remains.	1894	Apr 15, 1985	150
more pictures	Water tower	Arsbeck Heuchterstrasse map	Built in 1913. Intze container on three-story shaft with arched windows and entrance door. Container can be bypassed on the outside; Dealing with plastered, white painted pumice concrete clad. 1981 tower top renewed; all-round console in concrete (old shell was used as permanent formwork); Conical slate roof with a lantern, the cone of which ends in a sphere. Renovated from the outside in 2003/04. No longer in operation. Height 27 m. Container volume 150 m³. Used today as a carrier for mobile phone antennas.	1913-1915	May 13, 1985	2
	Residential building	Beeck Holtumer Strasse 1 map	The courtyard complex was already on the list of listed buildings proposed by the Rhenish Office for Monument Preservation of March 15, 1982 at Prämienstrasse 78 along Prämienstrasse.The buildings along Prämienstrasse form Holtumer Str. 1, Prämienstrasse. 78 and 80 a continuous two-storey perimeter development with the same eaves line under a uniform roof. The continuous cornice on the houses Holtumer Str. 2 / Prämienstr. 78 suggests that this could once have been a contiguous property or building. On the historical maps of the 19th century, however, the courtyard complex Holtumer Str. 1 dealt with here can always be recognized as a self-contained square.	1726	0Nov 3, 1999	164
	Residential building (former mayor's house)	Beeck Holtumer Strasse 10 map	Two-storey, broad-based building, at the front, formerly probably the rear farm building to the residential building at Kirchplatz 7. From 1855, according to local tradition, it served as the mayor's office (municipal administration) for the then independent Beeck. The mayor's apartment was also located in the house at Kirchplatz 7, which meant that the togetherness was maintained. This is today u. a. still recognizable by the similar front doors The outside to Holtumer Straße, originally like the courtyard side, was certainly brick-view, was plastered in the course of this use as a municipal administration, with detached door and window walls, and provided with an entrance in the outer left axis. Access here is through an open anteroom, covered in segmental arches and framed by small open windows. The Art Nouveau door with colored glass insert is noteworthy, and immediately above it and belonging to the same time stage, another window with leaded glazing and colored windows. The other windows on the upper floor of the same type with T-division and original handles, but without colored glazing, are also worth preserving. Inside, two large rooms are distinguished on the upper floor, formerly the office rooms, which are separated by a double-leaf door with small-scale ornamental glazing. Traces of schaplon painting can still be seen on the walls. The original character as a farm building can still be seen on the courtyard side from the two walled-up gate openings. As the former mayor's office (municipal administration) of Beeck and as part of the historical center of Beeck, which is worth protecting, the building at Holtumer Straße 10 is important for Wegberg. There is a public interest in its preservation and use for scientific, here historical reasons. According to the provisions of § 2 (1) DSchG NRW, it is therefore a monument.	19th century	Feb. 26, 2003	169
	Residential building	Beeck Holtumer Strasse 12 map	Five-axis two-story brick building with bluestone door walls and bluestone window sills, hipped roof, the front was grouted, arched windows and a box cornice under the eaves. The house is indispensable for the maintenance of the entire structure around the Beecker parish church.	19th century	0Dec. 7, 1994	160
	Zehntscheune (flax museum)	Beeck Holtumer Strasse 19 map	The so-called tithe barn in Wegberg-Beeck on Holtumer Straße is a half-timbered building with tapped girders. According to this, the object can be dated to the 18th century. The barn was renovated on two sides with brick walls in the 19th century.	17th century	17th July 1987	153
	Residential building (so-called chaplaincy)	Beeck Holtumer Strasse 19 map	The so-called Kaplanei is a free-standing, three-axis brick building on two floors from the middle of the 19th century. The construction period is also expressed in the single-axis central projection with a classicist flat gable, which divides the eaves side of the house, which is covered with a half-hip roof. A utility wing is attached to the side of the house. A brick wall closes off the front garden from the street. The interior of the house has largely been changed by a renovation. Therefore, only the exterior masonry with door and window design and the roof are entered in the list of monuments. Addendum March 28, 1995: The fountain in the cellar, the historic cellar vault and the surrounding wall of the front garden are also part of the monument.	in the middle of the 19th century	June 12, 1991	157
	Homestead	Beeck Holtumer Strasse 31 map	Agricultural homestead modeled on the French hotel type. Three wings enclosed a courtyard, which was delimited by an enclosure towards the street. The farm buildings were not insignificantly changed by construction measures, but the manor house situation from 1825 with its five axes and two floors, as well as the tower presented, has largely been preserved. In its pyramid-shaped roof with the baroque lightning rod, this tower clearly shows the client's intentions to deliberately separate his house from the other farmhouses and to more closely resemble the Beeck castle complex. For the reasons outlined above, the courtyard is to be preserved and used for artistic reasons as well as for local historical and urban planning reasons.	Mid 19th century (1829)	0Aug 9, 1985	12
more pictures	Watermill (bush mill)	Busch Hospitalstrasse 7 map	Two-and-a-half-story brick mill building from the middle of the 19th century, window sills in bluestone, the roof renewed in the old form, the dammed mill pond and the mill wheel are still there; the other farm buildings partially changed.	in the middle of the 19th century	0Feb. 1, 1985	30th
	Residential building	Beeck-Bissen In Beecker Bissen 9 Card	In 1910 a plan was drawn up for a projected house for the owner. The plan is received from the owner, a descendant of the builder. A gable-independent main building with a square floor plan with a spacious staircase and three living rooms accessible from here was planned. Somewhat back from the street, an eaves extension with a gate was to be built. The mansard roof allowed an almost two-storey extension, with chambers on the street side even in the loft. The gable facade was divided into two closely spaced axes, which also included the entrance axis and one with a slightly larger window opening. The trapezoidal gable surface of the attic was divided metrically. A dormer was planned over the courtyard entrance. The garden side took up the shape of the street facade. The only thing that changes here is the arrangement: the wider axis was formed by the windows that characterize the stairwell. On the eaves side, a transverse gable broke through the attic area. Bat dormers illuminated the attic. The almost two-storey plastered building with a brick base and mansard roof was built in 1911/12 by the grandfather of the current owner. It actually received a single-storey four-axle extension made of brick. The windows can be closed with roller shutters with ornate zinc covers from the construction period. The front door and the windows are, in keeping with the time of construction, lacquered with a wood-view finish and also provided with ornaments from the time shortly before the First World War. The facade and interior design show an astonishing urban character for its location. The cornice is coffered on the underside, the hallway is covered with beautiful Art Nouveau tiles and stuccoed above. The stucco in the rooms already takes on the forms of Art Deco. As is to be expected for such houses, the rooms on the ground floor are more richly decorated than those on the upper floor. Here, too, there is still stucco. The brick extension on the left was originally a "corner shop". This shop was run by the builder, a farmer, food importer and trader. He supplied the first Rheydt cooperatives with food. Some of the builder's customers lived in Berlin. Here the client got to know modern urban housing and transferred it to Wegberg-Bissen. His son continued the food wholesale business until structural change made it impossible for medium-sized businesses to exist in this area as well. The determination of the public interest for the monument value according to DSchG NRW is based on the following assessment criteria: - The site visit provided: 1. The object is not to be understood as a monument in the ensemble, as it is in no way related to buildings that form the ensemble. 2. Both the original facade design and the internal structure and decoration are traceable. Despite its modernity, the company fits into the Bissen structure. 3. The examination of the archive material in question provided the following meaningful content listed in § 2 DSchG NRW. The property is significant for Wegberg in terms of local history and, thanks to its owner and user, also for the development of working and production conditions. It is another property in the series of Wegberger entrepreneur villas with an attached commercial area. It supplements the overview of buildings from the 18th to 19th centuries with one from the beginning of this century. The combination of a rural property with a commercial enterprise, which is more common for rural and small-town areas, is still relatively legible here. The house itself survived the turmoil of World War II almost untouched, as a comparison with the planning and old photos shows. As a typical design of the period between the turn of the century and the First World War, the scientific, here in particular architectural reasons, required by law for a public interest in the preservation and use of a monument are present. The mixture of agricultural and commercial operations, which is no longer common today, justifies the public interest according to the Monument Protection Act in terms of folklore and its location and integration in the existing urban structure.	19th century	Dec 11, 1997	162
more pictures	chapel	Mountain in mountain card	Erected in honor of St. Brigitta around 1900, brick with neo-Gothic shapes and a small roof turret.	around 1900	0Feb. 1, 1985	24
	Wayside cross	Bischofshütte In Bischofshütte Card	Erected in 1887, two-storey brick base with a cement cross and body, metal body from the 20th century, in the base a niche with a new figure of Mary, on the base an inscription board with the year. Cross inscription: THE DIVINE HEART OF JESUS ​​HAVE HAVE YOU OUR 1887	1867	0Feb. 1, 1985	25th
	Residential building	Bischofshütte In Bischofshütte 56 map	Brick courtyard from the middle of the 19th century. The two-storey house in five axes, door frames and window sills in bluestone, a half-timbered extension with a gate entrance to the side, a hipped roof over the whole building.	in the middle of the 19th century	0Feb. 1, 1985	26th
	Courtyard	Bite In Bite 43 Card	Small one to two-storey complex from the 17th century in brick and half-timbered, the front plastered with modified windows, on the eaves side with a new gate passage.	17th century	0Feb. 1, 1985	28
more pictures	Courtyard with water mill Molzmühle	Rickelrath In Bollenberg 40 card	Core of the molz mill from the 18th century; four-wing brick courtyard; now converted into an inn; Two-storey house, very changed; the beam of the mill wheel is still preserved.	18th century	0Apr 1, 1985	92
	Courtyard	Bush in bush 2 card	Courtyard from the 18th / 19th centuries Century, entire front facade in brick, ground floor of the back also in brick, the upper floor in half-timbered; Roof hipped flat	18./19. century	0Feb. 1, 1985	31
	Courtyard	Bush in bush 4 card	Courtyard from the 18th / 19th centuries Century; Plastered front; Ground floor of the rear front in brick, the upper floor in half-timbered; Roof hipped flat.	18./19. century	0Feb. 1, 1985	32
more pictures	chapel	Bush in bush card	Chapel (St. Laurentius) from 1860, plastered, with roof turret and bell cage; inside a crucifixion group from the 19th century, crucifix from the 18th century.	1860	Feb. 21, 1985	29
	Path stick	Ellinghoven In Ellighoven 26 Card	Wegestock, the capstone is a cuboid with a truncated pyramid on top, Bible verses carved into the vertical sides, on it an iron cross with a metal crucifix.	17th century	0Feb. 1, 1985	39
	Residential building (former windmill)	Felderhof In Felderhof 16 map	Four-winged courtyard, two-storey brick, white muddy, former courtyard building belonging to a windmill that has since disappeared; 3: 5 axes in the utility wing adjoining the front side, two window axes, arched gate entrance.	unknown	Feb 12, 1985	50
	Wayside cross	Flassenberg In Flassenberg Map	Wayside cross from 1810, wood with body; on the trunk a niche that is covered with an iron and in the iron the name Jesus	1810	0Feb. 1, 1985	40
	Courtyard	Flassenberg In Flassenberg 9 card	Four-winged brick courtyard, 17th century, in the 19th century the brick facade was placed in front of the street, around the turn of the century plastered with stucco decorations of the time, the walls in strong stucco profiles, under the ogival lintel decorations (flower ornaments); Two-storey residential building, 3: 3-axis, arched gate entrance in painted walls, dating 1669	1669	01st Mar 1985	41
more pictures	chapel	Gripekoven In Gripekoven Card	Built at the end of the 18th century; In brick (stone format as in the foundations of Gripekoven Castle) with a small bell cage; Chapel, donated by the citizens of Gripekoven after the destruction of the robber knight castle Gripekoven (oral tradition). In the altar, which was replaced in 1983, there was a heart-shaped section from a mission cross dated June 16, 1768. The interior of the chapel was vaulted; a 19th century crucifix above the altar; a semicircular window bricked up above the entrance door (today Madonna niche)	18th century	Apr 22, 1985	44
	Brick yard	Gripekoven In Gripekoven 4 card	Three-wing brick courtyard from 1853; Gable-independent residential building, two-storey in 2: 3 axes, crooked hip roof, window sills in bluestone, the rear utility wing renewed.	1853	0Feb. 1, 1985	43
	Half-timbered yard	Gripekoven In Gripekoven 9 card	Brick and half-timbered courtyard from the 18th century; Ground floor of the residential building, solid, upper floor in half-timbered construction, side walls raised in brick with a crooked hip roof; the farm buildings predominantly in half-timbered houses.	1774	0Feb. 1, 1985	42
more pictures	Chapel	Isengraben In Isengraben Map	Built around the middle of the 19th century; Brick with roof turret; Door frames in bluestone.	19th century	0Feb. 1, 1985	52
	cross	Isengraben In Isengraben Map	Erected in 1788; Bluestone; the wounds of Christ on the cross; in the base a niche with an inscription with the date underneath. Cross inscription: 1788 on the 6th of March the honorable eleut wilhelmus claßen sel and maria schröders venerated this cruetz for this station. (blessed, deceased)	1788	0Feb. 1, 1985	53
more pictures	chapel	Kehrbusch In Kehrbusch Card	Plastered construction on a rectangular floor plan; Stepped gable with pent roof, in Keilstein dating 1806 inside two figures of saints 18th century, one presumably St. Macarius, a body 18th century, cross renewed, windows changed at a later time.	1806	Feb. 21, 1985	54
	Courtyard	Mehlbusch In Mehlbusch 24 card	Three-wing courtyard in brick and half-timbered; Residential building on two floors; Front paneled with brick, half-timbered on the sides, the ground floor was bricked up in brick in the 20th century, a barn still in half-timbered; the second economic wing renewed.	circa 18th century	0Feb. 1, 1985	64
	House cross	Schönhausen In Schönhausen 18 Map	Wooden cross from 1746;	1746	0Apr 1, 1985	108
	Courtyard	Schönhausen In Schönhausen 20 Map	Erected at the beginning of the 20th century; two-storey house in brick and half-timbered with a half-hip roof; whitewashed; Facade in four axes, door frames and window sills in bluestone.	18th century	0Apr 1, 1985	109
	Courtyard	Tüschenbroich In Tüschenbroich 39 Map	Four-wing brick courtyard from the 19th century; two-storey house with five axes; Bluestone window sills; Utility wing with cast-iron, decorated anchor plates; Gable roofs; Eaves cornice with tooth and block frieze	19th century	May 14, 1985	121
	Courtyard	Tüschenbroich In Tüschenbroich 41 card	Four-winged brick courtyard; two-storey; Five-axis residential building, bluestone window sills, classicist natural stone walls; Hipped roof; then on the right farm building with arched gate entrance, eaves cornice with frieze made of protruding, cross-shaped bricks.	19th century	May 15, 1985	122
	Thatched homestead	Venheyde In Venheyde 12 map	Core built in the 18th century; later changes; single storey in brick and half-timbered, with a thatched roof as a crooked hip roof.	18th century	0Apr 1, 1985	129
	Rectory	Rath Anhoven Josef-Loogen-Strasse 1 map	Erected in 1830; two-storey in 3: 2 axes, with single-storey extensions; Brick; Door frames and window sills in bluestone; Hipped roof; on the side of the church a niche with the figure of John the Baptist.	1830	01st Mar 1985	76
	cross	Rath Anhoven Josef-Loogen-Strasse 1 map	Behind the church a brick cross from 1847, memorial cross for Frater Jacobus Jackels, stone with a metal body.	1847	01st Mar 1985	77
more pictures	chapel	Moorshoven Kapellenstrasse map	Neo-Gothic chapel from the end of the 19th century with a crucifixion group from the early 19th century inside.	at the end of the 19th century	09 Mar 1984	72
	Courtyard	Moorshoven Kapellenstrasse 11 map	Courtyard from the beginning of the 19th century; today three-winged with later additions; Brick; Plastered house; Middle part two-storey in five axes with ashlar plaster, the three central axes with a flat gable; Hipped roof, door frames and window sills in bluestone; the garden side of the house only in brick.	19th century	0Feb. 1, 1985	73
	Courtyard	Uevekoven Katharinenstrasse 5 map	Erected in the 18th century; three-wing courtyard in brick; Two-storey residential building in 2: 4 axes with hipped roof; Window frames in ashlar on the ground floor and upstairs plastered over; the economic wing renewed around 1900.	19th century	0Apr 1, 1985	125
	cross	Beeck Kirchplatz map	Cross from 1793, made of bluestone with a metal body.	1791	0Feb. 1, 1985	10
	Residential building	Beeck Kirchplatz 1 card	Four-wing complex from the middle of the 18th century, which has a decisive influence on the overall appearance of the historic Beeck church square; Residential building facing Kirchgasse; Two-storey construction in three axes, with a half-hipped roof and a half-timbered wing particularly striking.	1763	0Dec 5, 1984	17th
	Residential building	Beeck Kirchplatz 4 map	Built in the first half of the 19th century, independent from the gable, two-storey in three axes, brick, hipped roof, door frames and window sills in bluestone, a semicircular window in the gable.	1st half of the 19th century.	0Feb. 1, 1985	16
	Residential building	Beeck Kirchplatz 6 map	Two-storey baroque house from the middle of the 18th century, brick, five-axis, bluestone frame around the entrance door and window, original door leaf, mansard roof with three windows, base in bluestone.	Mid 18th century	0Dec 6, 1984	15th
	House of traditional costume museum	Beeck Kirchplatz 7 map	Two-storey residential building in seven axes with a single-axis central projection, brick, door frames and window sills in bluestone, in the door keystone the year 1856, the door leaf around 1900. This building was used as the mayor's office of the community of Beeck until 1935. Today the museum for “European folk costumes” is housed here.	1855	0Feb. 1, 1985	18th
	Parish church	Beeck Kirchplatz 9 map	Late Gothic brick hall church with a polygonal choir, the west tower walled up with brick bands, church extended to the south.	15th century	0Feb. 1, 1985	9
	Residential building	Beeck Kirchplatz 10 map	Two-storey house in four axes from the middle of the 19th century, brick, window sills in bluestone in 4 axes. Windowsills in bluestone.	in the middle of the 19th century	0Feb. 1, 1985	14th
	Residential building	Beeck Kirchplatz 13 map	Two-storey house in four axes from the 2nd half of the 18th century, the core probably half-timbered, today plastered, the axis on the right has been renewed with a modern gate passage.	1805	0Dec 5, 1984	19th
	Residential building	Beeck Kirchplatz 27 map	Part of a three-wing courtyard from 1775, made of half-timbered, two-storey residential building, three-axis eaves extension towards the church square, presumably a former farm wing with gate entrance, a monogram with the year 1775 in the door bar.	1775	27 Mar 1985	13
	Wayside cross	Kipshoven Kreuzstraße / Straße nach Fa. Heyer map	Erected in 1787; Bluestone; Base with niche; Cross with carved wounds of Christ.	1787	0Feb. 1, 1985	56
	Residential building	Kipshoven Kreuzstrasse 12 map	Erected in 1719; in the 20th century z. T. changed; Two-storey half-timbered house, at the gable end, with a cripple hip, 4 compartments on the side, the front in the 20th century with brick, on the old lintel inscription with the year 1719.	1719	0Feb. 1, 1985	57
	Residential building	Kipshoven Kreuzstrasse 25 map	Two-storey half-timbered house from the 18th century; front part on the ground floor replaced by bricks; Gable biaxial, otherwise openings irregularly distributed; Gable roof with pantile cover.	Mid 18th century	May 13, 1985	58
	Water tower	Uevekoven Luehweg map	The Uevekoven water tower is a brick tower that was put into operation in December 1934. It is provided with a double-shell construction to keep the drinking water fresh even at high outside temperatures. Inside the wall rim there is a reinforced concrete container. The tower has a ring of 6 concrete pillars whose buckling length is shortened by freely drawn-in ceilings. The pillars surround the tube that contains the stairs to the container, the base plate of the container protrudes above them. The cylinder of the water tower head is divided horizontally by several plaster strips. The light openings are arranged as horizontal formats between these bands. Standing on a slight hill at the edge of the Tüschenbroich forest, the tower takes on the character of a landmark in the otherwise flat landscape. The unchanged preservation and the clearly legible affiliation of the water tower to the architectural style of brick expressionism make the building important for Wegberg and its residents, as well as for the development of the buildings for the drinking water supply.	1934	July 29, 1991	158
	Residential building	Wegberg Maaseiker Strasse 8 map	Erected in 1801; Brick yard; Front two-storey in five axes and gate axis, brick, door frames and window sills in bluestone, on the facade the year 1801 in anchor pins.	1801	Apr 15, 1985	144
	Path stick	Holtum Marktstrasse end map	Erected around 1900; made of brick with niche.	around 1900	0Feb. 1, 1985	51
more pictures	Pilgrimage chapel	Holtum Marktstrasse 1 map	Erected in 1667; Extensions in 1757, 1888 to a broad brick building with a square ground plan covered with a mansard hipped roof with ashlar structure; a neo-Gothic chapel; single-nave chapel attached, brick with bluestone integration; Both buildings have a bell tower and a roof turret with a bell chair, the interior of the baroque room with largely preserved furnishings and the miraculous image.	1667	0Feb. 1, 1985	48
	Homestead (Dalheimer Klosterhof)	Dalheim Mühlenstrasse map	Farmstead from the 18th century, two-storey, four-winged brick complex with a half-hip roof; probably the farm buildings of the former Cistercian nunnery in Dalheim	First half of the 19th century	0Feb. 1, 1985	33
more pictures	Former Watermill (Dalheimer Mühle)	Dalheim Mühlenstrasse map	Long rectangular structure with the water wheel on the north gable wall; two-storey; on the upper floor tapped half-timbering, partly boarded up; above the mill entrance Wappenstein dated “1775”; roof hipped over the living area; to the restaurant from a new era. (no inventory as a memorial). Addendum from April 24, 1990: Associated, single-storey brick building at the rear, subsequently plastered, with a gable roof, as a former bakery.	1775	0Feb. 1, 1985	34
	cross	Bite Nachtigallenweg map	Built in 1865, bluestone with a two-part high base, metal body, a niche in the base with a new figure of Mary; the year on the base inscription. Cross inscription: We adore you to the Lord Jesus Christ and give you thanks Because through your St. You have redeemed the world on the cross. 1865	1865	0Feb. 1, 1985	27
	Homestead (Wildenrath House)	Wildenrath Naturparkweg 2 map	Core of the courtyard from the 18th century; largely renewed; today three-wing system in brick and half-timbered; Half-timbered house, front and back in brick; two-storey in four axes; The partitions of the half-timbered barn were newly bricked, the right wing completely renewed.	Core in the 18th century	Apr 15, 1985	151
	Residential building	Beeck Prämienstraße 66 map	Half-timbered house from the 18th century, 2: 4 axles, windows changed in the 19th century, ground floor replaced by brick, under the eaves in the gable the console of a former floating gable, saddle roof, the former gate entrance walled up in the eaves on the right.	18th century	01st Mar 1985	23
	Residential building	Beeck Prämienstrasse 68 map	Built in the middle of the 19th century, farm building probably still in the 1st half of the 19th century; Three-wing complex, brick residential building, two-storey in five axes with a three-axis central projection with a flat gable, door frames and window sills in bluestone, on the side a two-storey wing in three axes, also in brick.	Early 19th century	0Feb. 1, 1985	21st
	Residential building	Beeck Prämienstrasse 69 card	Four-winged courtyard in brick, built around 1825, two-storey house in 7: 2 axes, three-axis central projectile and flat gable, at the corners of the house pilasters, door frames and window sills made of bluestone, crooked hip roof; the utility wing facing Friedhofstrasse with Liesenen structure, partly with renewed windows; Associated with a plot of land and a front garden with a comprehensive brick wall, in front of the house and on the side of the house with an iron neo-Gothic ornamental grille.	1832	0Feb. 1, 1995	20th
	Residential building	Beeck Prämienstrasse 78 map	Four-wing brick courtyard from 1726, gable-independent residential house, two-storey with one gable, the first two axes with a central door, six axes on the side, windows largely renewed, enlarged and widened, crooked hipped roof, on the transverse side the year 1726 in anchor pins, utility wing with 2 gate entrances , the house has a gate towards Holtumer Straße.	circa 1726	0Feb. 1, 1985	22nd
more pictures	Parish church	Wegberg Rathausplatz map	Erected in the core 15./16. Century; south side aisle and transept from 1860, restoration after severe damage in the Second World War. Three-aisled hall church with protruding Romanesque west tower and transept with brick choir. Of the nave, five bays of the central nave and the north aisle are still recognizable as old despite the effects of the war. The north aisle has three low and two higher bays to the west, the facade of which alternates between tuff and brick masonry (grouted), as do the pillars (cover in sandstone). The pointed arch windows are subsequently shortened (in two parts with simple sandstone tracery). At the head of the aisle is a small, badly weathered marble stone. Four-storey west tower made of brickwork. The two middle floors with corner and center bars, each field with a pointed arch frieze; get on. Only corner pilasters at the bell chamber. Narrow arched windows and eight-sided helmet. Inside there is a baroque pulpit and the neo-Gothic furnishings include the pews, two confessionals and the organ stage.	15.-16. century	Apr 15, 1985	135
	Monastery (former Kreuzherrenkloster)	Wegberg Rathausplatz map	Three-storey, three-winged brick complex with hipped roofs, the courtyard facing the street closed by a high wall with a portal; the monastery buildings largely changed through renewed and new window openings; Door walls in bluestone, as well as the portal in bluestone, with a gable-like frame.	18th century	Apr 15, 1985	147
more pictures	Parish church	Rath Anhoven Rather Strasse map	Late classicist hall church with barrel vaults above the central nave and above the choir from 1830. Later additions and a tower from 1888 have changed the origin of the exterior. The exterior is made of brick. From older equipment are u. a. Reliefs, the Way of the Cross and some figures, u. a. a Gothic Barbara and a Katharina, still preserved today. Ornamental panes of glass are in the windows.	1830	0Feb. 1, 1985	74
	cross	Rath Anhoven Rather Strasse 10 map	Erected in 1746, wood with body and roofed; inscription "Crux S. Missiones 1746" in the base	1746	01st Mar 1985	78
	cross	Rath Anhoven Rather Strasse 79 map	Erected in the middle of the 18th century, wood with body; a wall niche in the associated courtyard; above a roof from the 19th century with a small bell; according to the inscription mission cross.	1771	01st Mar 1985	79
	Residential building	Rath Anhoven Rather Strasse 79 map	Erected in 1884; four-wing brick courtyard; Two-storey residential building in four axes; the outbuildings partly renewed; (200 year old mission cross in a niche on the side). The protection status relates only to the parts of the building facing Rather Straße	1884	01st Mar 1985	82
	Residential building	Rath Anhoven Rather Strasse 91 map	Erected in the early 18th century; two-storey half-timbered house	18th century	01st Mar 1985	83
	Residential building	Rath Anhoven Rather Strasse 95 map	The building was built in 1902 by the leather manufacturer Heinen from Mönchengladbach in the style of a small manufacturer's villa. The two-storey brick house was structured in broad axes and a single-axis central projection with a bay window on the upper floor. On the first floor, the arched windows were designed as double-coupled openings and a gate was built on the right-hand side. The windows on the upper floor are rectangular with arched lintels. All windows have attractive, ornamentally embossed zinc roller shutter covers. The window frames were heavily modeled. The house shows both inside and outside a very rich stucco decoration from the Art Nouveau period. Most of the stucco elements show hunting scenes. The drivable gate passage is also stuccoed and has an etched glass pane in the house entrance door, also in Art Nouveau forms. In the rooms one encounters stucco rosettes in the style of the time and stuccoed throats. There are over-portals above the doors. The stucco in the living room is designed as a kind of framework in cassettes. At the back of the kitchen there is a bay window with three lead-glazed colored windows. The municipal client is noticeable in the entire execution.	19th century	0Dec. 7, 1994	161
	Residential building	Rath Anhoven Rather Strasse 108 map	Erected in the second half of the 19th century, four-wing brick courtyard; two-storey house in six axes and one gate axis; Door frames and window sills in bluestone; of the outbuildings, the rear barn is partly half-timbered.	Second half of the 19th century	01st Mar 1985	84
	Residential building	Rath Anhoven Rather Strasse 114 map	Erected at the end of the 19th century; four-wing brick courtyard; Two-storey residential building in five axes and a gate axis; Richly structured facade; then on the right a two-storey, somewhat lower business section; most of the remaining farm buildings have been renewed.	19th century	01st Mar 1985	85
	Half-timbered yard	Harbeck Partridge Trail map	Four-wing half-timbered courtyard from the 18th century; Single storey residential building z. T. faced with brick, z. Partly plastered; with crooked hip roof in thatch; One of the farm wings was renovated in brick around 1900, the other completely renovated; the rear barn in half-timbered houses.	18th century	0Feb. 1, 1985	46
more pictures	Chapel at the cemetery	Rath Anhoven Rheinweg / Am Friedhof map	Kern first half of the 19th century; plastered; inside new altar structure, partly in older pieces and figures.	19th century	01st Mar 1985	75
	Half-timbered barn	Schwaam Rickelrather Strasse map	Erected in the 18th century; Half-timbered barn, (originally probably thatched) with a hipped roof, the associated house from the 19th century.	18th century	0Apr 1, 1985	116
	Brick courtyard	Schwaam Rickelrather Strasse 30 map	Erected in the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century; four-wing brick courtyard, gable-independent, two-storey residential building in three axes with a large crippled hip; the facade was newly plastered at the beginning of the 20th century and provided with stucco ornaments; the year 1834 and 1902 on the facade; Economic wing partly changed.	1854	0Apr 1, 1985	113
	Thatched homestead	Schwaam Rickelrather Strasse 34 map	Four-wing courtyard, residential building a thatched roof house, originally half-timbered on the ground floor, renovated in brick, single storey. The half-timbered gable, in a bricked compartment of the gable, is the year 1616. On the facade below, the year 1744 in anchor pins. All windows on the ground floor belong to this era. The farm buildings from the 19th century with a half-hip roof. A door wedge with a monogram and the year 1854 in the entrance gate.	17th, 18th, and 19th centuries	0Apr 1, 1985	114
	Thatched homestead	Schwaam Rickelrather Strasse 4 map	Thatched farmstead from the 18th century, solid front, half-timbered on the side	18th century	0Dec. 1, 1984	115
	Thatched homestead	Schwaam Rickelrather Strasse 50 map	Erected in the 18th century; single-storey thatched roof farmstead in half-timbered houses, now barn; the left part of the homestead renewed in brick; changed the roof of the apartment building.	18th century	0Apr 1, 1985	112
	Former cemetery cross	Rath Anhoven Rochusstrasse map	Erected in 1851; high bluestone cross with base and iron body; an inscription in the base with the date 1851.	1851	01st Mar 1985	80
	Half-timbered house	Dalheim Rödgener Strasse 17 map	Classicist semi-detached house; Brick with specially placed horizontal joints; two-storey, five-axis; Central axis house entrance door with profiled stucco walls; Door and window with arched lintel; Eaves cornice with large consoles; Gable roof; on the gable side two coupled, slender arched windows with pilasters.	unknown	May 14, 1985	36
	Residential building	Dalheim Rödgener Strasse 19 map	Rödgener Straße 19 was originally a multi-wing courtyard, the barn of which was converted into a shoemaker's shop a few decades ago. The former house was given a new brick base around 1930, and the outer wall on the courtyard side was probably also moved 1 m outwards. By moving the front door to the eaves side opposite the former courtyard, a four-axis window division was created on the ground floor of the gable. The former, now walled up stable openings can still be seen next to the front door. In the half-timbered gable above there are two more windows. The simple house is covered with a gable roof and inside still shows part of the old Cologne ceilings and half-timbered walls. The former courtyard complex is a monument as a whole. As the oldest farm, it is important for the history of Dalheim-Rödgen and its residents.	Late 18th century	Oct 17, 1990	156
	Residential building	Dalheim Rödgener Strasse 72 map	Classicist semi-detached house; Brick with specially placed horizontal joints; two-storey, five-axis; Central axis house entrance door with profiled stucco walls; Door and window with arched lintel; Eaves cornice with large consoles; Gable roof; on the gable side two coupled, slender arched windows with pilasters.	unknown	May 14, 1985	37
	Residential building	Dalheim Rödgener Strasse 74 map	Classicist semi-detached house; Brick with specially placed horizontal joints; two-storey, five-axis; Central axis house entrance door with profiled stucco walls; Door and window with arched lintel; Eaves cornice with large consoles; Gable roof; on the gable side two coupled, slender arched windows with pilasters.	unknown	May 14, 1985	38
	Westwall bunker	Dalheim Rödgener Straße 78-82 map	On the northern edge of the Rödgen location, east of Rödgener Straße, there is a bunker of the west wall. In addition to the two crew rooms (a and b), in which 27 men could be accommodated, the 8.80 × 16.10 m bunker also has the so-called flanking system (c). It served to secure both entrances, and from here the emergency entrance led into the open. On the right is the combat or observation room attached to the bunker, the machine gun slot of which was intended to secure the Rödgener Straße dam running through the valley of the Helpensteiner Bach. On May 28, 1938, Adolf Hitler gave the order to accelerate the expansion of the West Wall. On June 1, 1938, Army Group Command 2 took over management of the expansion. By autumn 1940, a bunker was built along the Belgian and Dutch border, partly consisting of two lines staggered one behind the other. Despite great propaganda efforts, the Siegfried Line was not a major military obstacle for the Allied forces in 1944/45. In September 1944, American troops pushed through the Siegfried Line in the Monschau and Aachen area. On February 23, 1945, American troops crossed the Rur further south. After a few days they also reached Rödgen and occupied the bunkers in this room. With its material legacy, the Siegfried Line is one of the monuments from our immediate past. As a fortification, it is important for the history of the people in Germany and the development of fortification technology. It fulfills the requirements according to § 2 DSchG NRW for entry also as a ground monument in the monument list. There is a public interest in its protection and maintenance.	around 1940	30th Mar 1993	159
	Half-timbered house	Watern Schilfweg 14 map	Erected around 1800; single-storey half-timbered house with protruding roof, one side solid; other side partly massive, the corresponding side wing largely renewed.	1800	Apr 15, 1985	133
more pictures	Watermill	Balkhoven Schrofmühle 2 map	Watermill from the 18th and 19th centuries. Four-wing system in brick; Two-storey residential building in eight axes, door frames and window sills partly in natural stone, probably built in the 19th century, the mill stream and mill wheel still preserved, side wing farm partly in half-timbering. (The mill has been restored and repaired in recent years. The functioning mill will be expanded into a mill museum.)	18th century	May 10, 1985	8th
	Half-timbered courtyard (thatched roof homestead)	Rickelrath Schwaamer Strasse 7 map	Core of the courtyard from the 15th century; Expansion in the 18th century; Franconian half-timbered courtyard with thatched roof; According to the owner, the timbers are from the 15th century; Above the door is a late bar with a monogram and the year 1769	1769	0Apr 1, 1985	107
more pictures	Chapel	Merbeck St. Maternusstrasse map	Erected at the end of the 19th century; Brick; originally an Anna chapel, now inside a wooden crucifix with a body; neo-gothic.	1908	0Feb. 1, 1985	66
more pictures	Parish church u. Cemetery chapel	Merbeck St. Maternusstrasse 1 map	Erected in 1903/04; neo-Gothic, three-aisled brick hall, plastered inside; with not overhanging transept; polygonal choir and west tower in front; inside completely preserved neo-Gothic furnishings, including glass windows; with a new organ.	1903/04	0Feb. 1, 1985 (1st) Apr. 24, 1990 (2nd) June 12th, 2008 (3rd)	65
	Rectory	Merbeck St. Maternusstrasse 3 map	Erected around 1900; two-storey in six axes; Brick; on a corner a figure of a saint (probably St. Joseph) with console and canopy.	around 1900	0Feb. 1, 1985	70
	Wayside shrine	Wegberg Tüschenbroicher- / Maaseiker Strasse map	Erected in 1778; In the facade of the house at Tüschenbroicher Strasse 1 facing Maaseiker Strasse, an embedded baroque holy house, divided in two in bluestone with an inscription plaque: "HOC PIETATIS SIGNUM IN HONOREM B. MARIAE V. ET S. ROCHI DEO SACRATUM GELR AUSTRIACA COMMUNITAS PRO INCOLUMITATE PATRIAE PARENTUM JOSEPHI II. CAES. INV. OM ET MARIAE THERESIAE IMP. O. ET SALUTE PATRIAE MDCCLXXVIII. "; wrought iron grille; the niche contains a painted clay figure of St. Rochus.	1778	Apr 15, 1985	138
	Residential building	Wegberg Venloer Strasse 129 map	As in many Rhenish cities, in Wegberg, after the construction of the railroad, the development exceeded the original borders. Wegberg continued to develop around the turn of the century between the town center and the railway line from Arsbeck to Mönchengladbach. The railway made it possible for industry to settle at Wegberg station, but usually already beyond the railway. In the course of this development, a number of private residential buildings were also built along Bahnhofstrasse and Venloer Strasse. The building at Venloer Straße 129, which was erected in 1906, falls out of these houses due to its urban training which was typical for Wegberg at this time, but unusual. Venloer Straße is an unmistakable brand on the border between Wegberg and Harbeck. The house has a simple plastered facade with corner blocks and the Brettbachwerk typical of the time in the gable fields under the crooked hip on the street side. The ideals of the picturesque building of the 19th century, as well as echoes of Art Nouveau, are recognizable in the facade design and decor. A two-storey building rises above an angular floor plan in two axes in the city-side gable and the adjoining eaves side as well as an axis with coupled windows on the upper floors. In the parapet area under the windows on the first floor there is a vignette in Art Nouveau form with the inscription: "Built AR 1906 GF". An arbor with a flat sloping hipped roof was placed in the corner of the building to cover the entrance. A round arch rises above pillars with capitals on each side. In the brick-faced wall at the back there are two bricked-up windows on the upper floor. The entrance situation, the staircase and the flat frieze reliefs typical of the time on the walls below the ceiling are still unchanged. The extensive preservation and the clear drop out of the usual development of this period makes the building important for Wegberg and its residents. The above description provides the urban development, artistic and scientific reasons for a public interest in the preservation and use according to § 2 DSchG NRW.	19th century	June 26, 2001	167
	Residential building	Rath Anhoven Venrather Strasse 2 map	Erected in 1855, residential house of a brick farm with a crooked hip roof; two-storey in five axes; Door frames and window sills in bluestone; Monogram and year 1855 on the lintel, above a niche with a modern figure of Mary.	1855	01st Mar 1985	86
	Residential building	Rath Anhoven Venrather Strasse 4 map	Brick house, two-storey, four-axis; Shutters, arched lintels; Door frames of cement stucco; Gable roof; Eaves cornice with block frieze.	1855	01st Mar 1985	87
	cross	Holtum way to Isengraben map	Bluestone from the first half of the 19th century, with a two-part base, a figure of Mary in a niche, the cross with body. Cross inscription: Praise be to Jesus Christ, My Jesus Mercy	around 1800	unknown	49
	Country inn with outbuildings	Schwaam Zum Thomeshof 4 card	It was originally the first "mom and pop shop" in the Schwaam district with an attached pub. Afterwards the inn was operated in the house "Zum Thomeshof 4". In the mid-1990s, the inn was expanded into a country inn and guesthouse, and agricultural use was completely abandoned. A large part of the four-sided courtyard was repaired. In 1997 it was given a thatched roof based on the neighboring courtyard. For reasons of local history, there is an interest in preserving it.	18th century	Jan. 22, 2002	168
	Half-timbered courtyard (thatched roof homestead)	Schwaam Zum Thomeshof 7 card	Erected in 1614; three-winged half-timbered courtyard; single-storey house with a thatched roof and a half-hip roof; the farm wing probably originally also covered with a thatched roof, also crooked hip.	1614	0Apr 1, 1985	111
more pictures	Courtyard (former watermill)	Watern Zur Bockenmühle 3 map	Erected in 1829; four-wing system in brick; two-storey house in four axes, door frames and window sills in bluestone and globes on the windows in bluestone; monogram and year 1829 in the lintel; Mill pond, weir and an iron mill wheel are still there; of the four-wing system, the adjoining rear side wings have been renewed or no longer exist.	1829	Apr 15, 1985	131
more pictures	Courtyard (former watermill)	Watern Zur Bischofsmühle 6 map	Erected in the 18th and 19th centuries; Watermill that was later switched to steam power; Two-storey residential building with a hipped roof, probably from the end of the 18th century at right angles to the newer machine house from the 19th century and with a floor plan of a round brick chimney; Mühlenbach and weir.	18th and 19th centuries	Apr 15, 1985	132
more pictures	Forest chapel	Tüschenbroich Zur Ulrichskapelle map	Erected in 17./18. Century; octagonal chapel in brick, white grout, with a curved roof and lantern with bell cage.	17./18. century	0Apr 1, 1985	117
more pictures	Castle with chestnut avenue	Tüschenbroich Zur Ulrichskapelle 1 map	Castle first mentioned in 1172, core built around 1500; Main building today 17th and 18th centuries; spacious water system, the previous building originally stood on a moth; today's castle is located on a square island; from the time around 1500 only a part of the two-storey wing of the house with corner gate and colors; Brick partly with bluestone integration. A corner tower and the remains of a second tower are still preserved.	first mentioned in 1172	0Apr 1, 1985	118
more pictures	Watermill (oil mill)	Tüschenbroich Zur Ulrichskapelle 5 map	Erected in the middle of the 18th century; three-wing half-timbered building; the two-storey mill house with thatched roof; Water wheel still available.	Origin 14./15. century	0Apr 1, 1985	120
	Brick courtyard	Schwaam Zum Thomeshof 27 map	Closed brick courtyard, 18./19. Century, part of a row of farms on the Terrassenkatte above the Schwalm valley; on the street side gatehouse and two-storey eaves residential building, three window axes with shutters. Structures differentiated according to function in height and width (residential building, gatehouse, stables, barn), the former farm buildings with largely closed wall and roof surfaces (former barn, now stable in the east). Important historical details have been preserved for the courtyard and inside, such as windows, cast-iron supports and various ceilings, including a cap ceiling and a Cologne ceiling with heavy oak joists on the upper floor of the residential building. In the courtyard, the historic Keienboden is remarkable, an element that was once typical of the region and is now rare. The courtyard is important for Wegberg as an integral part of an intact preserved historical settlement. Historically typical for the region, still vividly preserved, closed courtyard complex with significant historical building fabric, therefore worth preserving for scientific, here architectural-historical reasons. In addition, there are reasons for urban planning, here that shape the cultural landscape.	18./19. century	0Oct 7, 2011	171

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