List of architectural monuments in Wipperfürth

The list of architectural monuments in Wipperfürth contains the listed buildings in the area of the city of Wipperfürth in the Oberbergisches Kreis in North Rhine-Westphalia (as of July 2020). These architectural monuments are entered in the monuments list of the city of Wipperfürth; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).

Monuments

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Abshof	Wayside cross, dated 1838 and 1858		7.3.1984	1
more pictures	Catholic Church of St. Agatha	Klüppelberg Agathaberg 24	Catholic Church of St. Agatha, choir end of the 15th century. West tower 1878, nave built in 1894 according to plans by Renard; Grauwackebruchstein; Choir with groin vaulted front yoke and three-sided end, the outside edges reinforced with buttresses, pointed arched windows, south of the choir sacristy annex; Neo-Gothic nave, three-aisled pseudo-hall with 3 bays; Axial neo-Gothic west tower with entrance portal	1878	10/17/1983	2
	Rectory	Klüppelberg Agathaberg 15	Dated 1835 in inscription in the lintel; 2-storey, massive, plastered building, one gable side slated, on the eaves sides 4 axes, entrance in the 3rd axis; the 4th axis was probably added later; Door with stone walls, arched window opening	1835	10/17/1983	3
	14 stations of the cross	Klüppelberg Agathaberg	19th century; Sandstone, rectangular base with inscription, above a triangular gable and a simple cross, a three-pass arch-shaped field in the top, in this field a metal relief plate depicting the various Stations of the Cross	1900	10/17/1983	4th
	Wayside shrine	Klüppelberg Agathaberg 46	Wayside shrine dated 1783	1783	7.3.1984	5
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Ahe 5	Road cross, dated 1848	1848	10/17/1983	6th
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Altensturmberg 9	Road cross, dated 1790	1790	7.3.1984	7th
	Wayside shrine	Klüppelberg Ballsiefen 1	Wayside shrine, dated 1851	1851	7.3.1984	8th
	Wayside cross	Wipperfürth Beinghausen 2	Wayside cross, dated 1897	1897	7.3.1984	9
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg mountain birches	Road cross, dated 1882	1882	04/10/1984	10
	Agricultural buildings	Klüppelberg mountain birch 1	Mid 19th century; 2-storey house on an elongated rectangular floor plan, solid on the ground floor, half-timbered in the entrance area and first floor, one gable side and one eaves side on the upper floor are covered with sheet metal; 2 entrances on the eaves; the entrance to the living area with a roof; Eaves cornice with serrated frieze; 2-storey, massive extension on one side of the eaves, wooden, 1-storey extension on the 2nd side of the eaves	1850	10/28/1987	11
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Berghausen 3	Road cross, dated 1773	1773	7.3.1984	12
	Wayside shrine	Klüppelberg Berrenberg 2b	Wayside shrine, dated 1860	1860	March 4th, 1985	13
	Half-timbered house	marketplace 11 Berrenberg 2b	around 1800; 2-storey half-timbered house in storey construction with attached business section; massive, partially plastered quarry stone plinth, on the 2nd gable side on the ground floor newly built in brick, the gable triangle on the same side boarded up; Entrances on the eaves side with new door leaves, some compartments lined with stone or brick; Lower, gable-independent half-timbered commercial extension on one side of the eaves. Use: agricultural property. Condition: medium	1800	March 4th, 1985	14th
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Bommerhaus	Crossroads dated 1863	1863	7.3.1984	15th
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Dievesherweg	Crossroads dated 1801	1801	7.3.1984	16
	Residential building	Klüppelberg Dohrgaul 27	House no. 6; Early 19th century; 2-storey residential building on a solid base, with a half-hip roof, completely slated and boarded up, with 2 rear, 1-storey gable-side and elongated quarry stone extensions on the rear eaves side; also on the rear eaves side of the roof house, completely boarded up with a hipped roof; Entrance on the eaves side with a door leaf from the 19th century - Associated with: elongated, 1-storey quarry stone farm building, in which some of the driveways that are now blocked can be seen; the building is said to have been a schnapps distillery. Use: agricultural building.	1820	March 4th, 1985	17th
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg dirt	Road cross, dated 1853	1853	7.3.1984	19th
	Wayside cross	Wipperfürth Dreine 3	Wayside cross; Dated in inscription in 1788; Rectangular base with inscription, above a devotional desk and essay with a round arched niche and relief of a saint, above a cross with a relief pedestal and body.	1788	March 4th, 1985	20th
more pictures	Catholic Church Immaculate Conception	Wipperfürth Egen	Church, built 1849–54; Hall building made of greywacke with 5 arched windows each on the long side; 1911 Choir, sacristy and west tower added, choir with semicircular apse and arched windows with red sandstone walls; West tower with arched entrance portal, above vertical gable; the tower slated in the upper part, copper onion dome, roof turrets on the nave.	1849	10/17/1983	21st
	Cemetery cross	Wipperfürth Egen	Cemetery cross, dated 1871	1871	10/17/1983	22nd
	Wayside cross	Wipperfürth Egen	Wayside cross, end of 19th century	1890	7.3.1984	23
	Wayside shrine	Wipperfürth Eichholz	Wayside shrine, 1st half of the 19th century	1840	10/17/1983	24
	Wayside cross	Wipperfürth Erlen (Thier)	Wayside cross, mid 19th century	1850	January 11, 1989	25th
	Wayside cross	Wipperfürth Forste	Wayside cross, 18th century	1760	8.3.1984	26th
	Memorial cross	Klüppelberg Friedrichsthal	Memorial cross, 18th century	1750	8.3.1984	27
	Residential building	Klüppelberg Fürden 1	1st half of the 19th century; 2-storey half-timbered house with a crooked hip roof; 3-sided sheet metal curtains, slated and clad with Eternit, with a low, gable-side new extension on the rear side of the eaves; central entrance on eaves side with new door leaf and entablature; Floor construction	1830	March 4th, 1985	28
	Wayside cross	Wipperfürth Gardeweg	Wayside cross, dated 1871	1871	8.3.1984	29
	Wayside cross	Wipperfürth Gerhardsfeld	Wayside cross, dated 1779	1779	8.3.1984	30th
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Graben	Crossroads, around 1800	1800	8.3.1984	31
more pictures	Dam wall	Wipperfürth Neyetalsperre	Dam wall, built 1907–1909	1907	March 4th, 1985	32
	Bakehouse	Wipperfeld reason	Bakery, dated 1721, half-timbered structure with broken stone oven part, poor condition	1721	March 4th, 1985	33
	Court cross	Wipperfürth Güttenhausen	End of the 19th century, high rectangular base with inscription in a round arched field, above it a pedestal with a devotional desk and a cross with body	1890	2.2.1987	34
	Memorial cross	Wipperfürth Harhausen	Memorial cross, 18th century	1760	8.3.1984	35
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Heckenberg	Road cross, dated 1782	1782	9.3.1984	36
	Wayside shrine	Klüppelberg Hahnenberg	Wayside shrine, dated 1784	1784	9.3.1984	37
	Wayside cross	Wipperfeld between Heid and Hof	Crossroads on the road between Heid and Hof, dated 1810	1810	10/17/1983	38
	Wayside cross	Wipperfürth Herzhof	Crossroads on the road between Herzhof and Münte, end of the 19th century.	1890	10/17/1983	39
	Wayside cross	Wipperfürth Heidtkotten	Wayside cross, end of 18th century	1790	9.3.1984	40
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Hollinden	Wayside cross, dated 1875	1875	9.3.1984	41
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Jörgensmühle	Wayside cross, 18th century	1760	9.3.1984	42
more pictures	Evang. church	Klüppelberg Klaswipper	Evang. Church, built 1835–37; Classicist hall building, greywacke, 3-storey tower on the entrance side with a round arched portal, on the long sides 4 windows with profiled round arch ends, good condition	1835	10/17/1983	43
	Tombstones	Klüppelberg Klaswipper	Two tombstones from the 2nd half of the 19th century.	1870	10/17/1983	44
	Tombstones	Klüppelberg Klaswipper	Gravestone, 2nd half of the 19th century	1875	10/17/1983	45
	Residential building	Klüppelberg Klaswipper 14	Residential house (semi-detached house) No. 14, around 1800 and 2nd half of the 19th century, 2-storey semi-detached house on an elongated rectangular floor plan, one half from the 2nd half of the 19th century, clad on both sides, one side of the eaves exposed timber frame, Massive base storey exposed on the valley side, 5 axes on the eaves side on the street side, entrance with original door leaf and skylight in the central axis; House attached on the gable side from around 1800, the eaves side on the street side probably renewed in the 2nd half of the 19th century, on the ground floor partially massive base storey, upper floor and clad in the gable triangle; attached to it, also at the end of the 19th century, 2-storey eaves extension; Use: formerly a restaurant and living area	1800	March 4th, 1985	46
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Klemenseichen	Wayside cross, dated 1803	1803	9.3.1984	47
more pictures	Catholic Church of St. John	Klüppelberg Westfalenstrasse 36	Catholic parish church of St. Johannes Evangelist, Kreuzberg, 1867–69, based on plans by Vincenz Statz; neo-Gothic hall church in place of an older predecessor building, 4-bay nave with retracted west tower and choir closed on 3 sides; West tower with buttresses on the ground floor, ogival west entrance on the 2nd floor, tapering with narrow ogival windows, above a bell storey, sloping on all four sides, thus becoming an octagon with ogival sound windows, above 8-sided slated hood, nave with strong buttresses, in between Window with tracery	1867	10/17/1983	48
	Wayside shrine	Klüppelberg Westfalenstrasse 40	Wayside shrine in the garden of house number 40, dated 1724	1724	10/17/1983	49
	cross	Klüppelberg Westfalenstrasse 40	Memorial cross at house number 40, dated 1905	1905	10/17/1983	50
	cross	Klüppelberg Westfalenstrasse 50	Cross, 19th century	1870	9.3.1984	51
	Wayside cross	Wipperfeld Lamsfuß	Crossroads on the road to Unterholl, dated 1766	1766	10/17/1983	52
	Wayside cross	Wipperfürth Langensiefen	Road cross, dated 1859	1859	9.3.1984	53
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Lendringhausen	Wayside cross, end of 19th century	1890	9.3.1984	54
	Wayside cross	Wipperfeld middle black	Way cross, dated 1851, upright rectangular base with inscription, above a devotional desk and top with an empty shell niche, on it a cross with body	1851	9.3.1984	55
	Residential building	Wipperfeld Mittelschlackzen 2	House no. 2; Dated 1792; 2-storey house, half-timbered, built in storey construction, slightly protruding upper floor, clad one gable side, 2 entrances on the eaves; An old chimney has been preserved inside the house, the sandstone posts (one with a console) with flower tendrils in relief and the year 1792; next to the posts a heating niche with arched endings	1792	04/10/1984	56
	Semi-detached house with stable	Klüppelberg Dohrgaul 21 + 23	Two-storey semi-detached house with stable, 2nd half of the 18th century, ground floor made of solid Grauwacke quarry stone, upper floor and interior walls half-timbered. Collar endc with a reclining and centrally standing chair. At the back later stable extension in quarry stone with timber framing. Linden head trees in front of the street and on the west gable side. House 21 on the upper floor boarded up with a flight of stairs in front of the western gable, with sandstone or wooden door walls; with partly original interior doors, with original spiral wooden stairs, vaulted cellar in No. 21 across the eaves. House 23 newly plastered or clad with Eternit (upper floor), with a new extension on the gable side, vaulted cellar parallel to the eaves. Still undivided in the original cadastre from 1831.	1775	11/23/1993	57
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Niederbenningrath	Way cross, dated 1731, upright rectangular base with cherub and IHS inscription, above a cross with three-way ends with body	1731	9.3.1984	58
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Niederflosbach	Wayside cross, dated 1879; Sandstone, painted in color, high, rectangular, stepped base with inscription, above a devotional desk (adorned with acanthus leaves on the underside), with neo-Gothic ornamental forms in a pointed arched niche, relief of a saint figure, covered with a crucifix with body	1879	9.3.1984	59
	Residential building	Wipperfürth August-Mittelstenscheid-Str. 22nd	House No. 22 in Niedergaul, inscribed with dated 1926, 2 1/2 storey house on a high stone base, slated on 4 sides, cornice, entrances on the gable side and eaves side with original door leaves, over the street side eaves side dormer window, on one corner is the stone base on the ground floor Pulled up and is closed by a strip of windows running across the corner, with house no. 24 and the farm buildings, this house is combined by a stone wall and forms the Niedergaul estate	1926	04/10/1984	60
	Residential building	Wipperfürth August-Mittelstenscheid-Str. 24	House number 24; 2nd half of the 19th century; 2-storey semi-detached house on an elongated, rectangular floor plan and solid and plastered base, slated on 3 sides, partially plastered on the rear eaves side with 2 narrow, 2-storey massive additions on this eaves side; 2 eaves-side entrances with door leaves from the late 19th century, skylight and pieces of entablature; Associated: A row of two-winged farm buildings from 1920, massive on the ground floor, partly half-timbered on the upper floor, partly slated, the middle farm building has a half-hip roof; Together with house number 22, this group of buildings forms the manor.	1875	April 26, 1983	61
	Wool store with service water pond and residential building	Wipperfürth August-Mittelstenscheid-Str. 23	Wool warehouse from 1912; elongated, curved building, plastered on three sides and slated on one gable side, with exposed cellar windows on this gable side; roof bent several times with dormer windows arranged in two rows, two loading hatches; the other associated factory buildings have been heavily changed and rebuilt, partly supplemented by new wings. associated: process water pond; House no.25; around 1920, two-storey residential building; on the ground floor solid and plastered, on the upper floor slated on four sides with a gable-sided central entrance; Gable protruding twice, a roof house and two dormer windows; the house was probably built in connection with the adjoining textile factory, smithy, administration building.	1912	April 26, 1983	62
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Niederkemmerich	Road cross, dated 1858, sandstone, high rectangular base, above a top with a round arched niche and relief of the Mother of God with Child, above it a crucifix with body	1858	9.3.1984	63
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Oberflosbach	Way cross, dated 1873, sandstone, colored, high rectangular base, devotional desk, above a top with a round arched niche and relief of the carrying of the cross, overlaid with crucifix with body	1873	9.3.1984	64
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Oberflosbach	Road cross, dated 1881, sandstone, painted in color, stepped base with inscription, above a devotional desk, on top with an empty arched niche and neo-Gothic ornamental forms, overlaid with crucifix with body	1881	9.3.1984	65
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Oberholl 5	Way cross, dated 1894, sandstone, high rectangular, stepped base with inscription, above a devotional desk, top with 2 arched niches, therein reliefs of saints, above a crucifix with body	1894	9.3.1984	66
	Wayside shrine	Klüppelberg Oberkemmerich	Wayside shrine, dated 1858; Sandstone, high rectangular base with inscription, above a devotional desk, top with a round arched niche, in it a relief of Maria flanked by St. Nicholas and St. Hubert, the crucifix above with the body is broken off and lies on the floor.	1858	3/12/1984	67
	Wayside cross	Wipperfürth Obernien	Wayside cross, around 1800; made of oak with curved and notched beams, in the foot an empty niche metal body from E. of the 19th century.	1800	3/12/1984	68
	Wayside cross	Wipperfürth Oberröttenscheid	Wayside cross, dated 1883; Painted in color, high rectangular, stepped base with inscription in the lower part, above a devotional desk and top with a round arched niche, depiction of St. Mary, above it a cross with a curved pedestal and body	1883	3/12/1984	69
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Oberscheveling	Cross of the ways, dated 1847, sandstone with remains of the socket, upright rectangular base with oral inscription field, above a devotional desk, top with empty shell niche and crucifix with body	1847	3/12/1984	70
	Residential building	Klüppelberg Sauerlandstr. 7th	Residential building; 1st half of the 19th century; 2-storey completely slated house on an almost square floor plan in 3: 5 axes with hipped roof; on the long side of the street, the 3 central window axes are slightly projected like risalit, framed by pilasters with Ionic capitals and covered by a flat gable with tendril names and a garland surrounded by a raised oval window; Central entrance with entablature, decorated skylight and new door leaf; the ground floor windows next to the entrance also have pieces of entablature; all 4 sides of the house are still framed by wooden pilasters with Ionic capitals, the former rear central entrance is now blocked, on the rear long side there are some modified windows; all-round eaves cornice with strong tooth cut	1812	10/17/1983	71
more pictures	Ohl-Rönsahl station	Klüppelberg Ohl	completely slated station building on a stone base; irregularly shaped roof with floating gable, dormers; Above some windows and some entrances projecting roofs carried by consoles and struts, encircling cornices, gables with decorative planking, laterally adjoining express goods: half-timbering made of tiled compartments	1900	2.2.1987	72
	Column house of the Ohl-Rönsahl station	Klüppelberg Ohl	single storey house with tiled partitions; eaves-side gable	1900	2.2.1987	73
	Wayside shrine	Klüppelberg Ommerborn 3	Wayside shrine, crucifixion relief, newly built wayside shrine in which sandstone slabs, sandstone crucifixes are embedded; a round-arched plate with crucifixion relief bears the date 1765, monumental value is questionable	1765	3/12/1984	74
	chapel	Klüppelberg Ommerborn	Dated 1849; small quarry stone chapel with a semicircular end and slate roof turret, with 6-sided hood; round-arched windows on the long sides, a round-arched, walled-up window in the chancel, including a small rectangular entrance with sandstone walls; at the gable arched entrance with inscription in the lintel, in the gable triangle thermal bath window; on the outside walls of the church there are 7 foot drops; Arched fields with reliefs on rectangular sandstone slabs, above segment gables; These reliefs are said to have been made by a stonemason named Sachs after 1849.	1849	10/17/1983	75
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Poshof	Road cross, dated 1870, sandstone, rectangular base with inscription, above a devotional desk with 2 arched fields, therein the reliefs of St. Nicholas and St. Agatha, above a crucifix with body	1870	10/17/1983	76
	Wayside shrine	Klüppelberg Bühlstahl	Wayside shrine from 1859	1859	November 3, 1987	77
	Wayside shrine	Klüppelberg Bühlstahl	Wayside shrine from 1859	1859	November 3, 1987	78
	Residential building	Klüppelberg Niederklüppelberg	Early 18th century (door frame with inscription 1713 and 1718); 2-storey massive house, used as a farmhouse until 1963 with stable, living room and barn area. An archway bricked up in the gable wall ("Deelentor"), the existing stud walls in the longitudinal axis of the building and the so-called stone kitchen (formerly a hearth at the end of the hall) indicate a former Low German hall house. Today plastered on both sides and heavily rebuilt in the former stable part; Gable triangles clad in Eternit. The windows of the rooms that are not used as living rooms are partly still with block frames (storage rooms, south-east side). Brick relief arches, lintels recognizable in quarry stone masonry. Vaulted cellar with connecting door can be reached via stairs from the stone kitchen.	1713	11/25/1987	80
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Oberbenningrath	Wayside cross from 1888	1888	3.11.1991	81
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Berghausen	Road cross from 1827	1827	November 3, 1987	82
	Wayside cross	Wipperfürth Münte	Road cross from 1715	1715	February 18, 1992	83
	Dam wall	Klüppelberg Großfastenrath	Construction period 1909–1912	1909	February 18, 1992	84
	Open air altar	Klüppelberg Ommerborn	It was built around 1936	1936	29.9.1992	85
	Wayside shrine	Klüppelberg Oberkemmerich	Wayside shrine from 1858 - dated with inscription; Sandstone; high-rectangular top with inscription, in which a plate apparently formerly located in a wayside shrine is walled; Above it, a devotional desk, a top with a rounded niche and a crucifixion relief, covered by a segmented gable	1858	June 29, 1993	86
	Mill on the Great Dhünn	Wipperfeld Neumühle	exact construction time of today's plants not known; Mill complex in the valley of the Great Dhünn, consisting of a former mill pond, upper ditch with inlet, former mill building (half-timbered building, 1-storey on the valley-side quarry stone base, 19th century). In the 1-storey extension there is an overshot steel mill wheel. In addition to iron smelting and processing facilities in the valley of the Große Dhünn, the establishment of a mill in Neumühle in 1465 is documented by documents (source references: Publication by Dr. Ferd. Schmitz in RUHMREICHE BERGE, supplement print in Wipperfürther Volkszeitung No. 22, dated May 31, 1929 , 6th year).	1465	29.9.1992	87
	basement, cellar	Wipperfürth market square 9	The cellar apparently dates from before the city fires and is possibly still medieval.	1500	29.9.1992	88
	Bergisches half-timbered house	Klüppelberg Berghausen 4	Bergisches Fachwerkhaus, late 17th / early 18th century; 2-storey transversely opened residential stable building, partly with a basement / vaulted. Partially massively renewed walls on the ground floor. Solid stone wall between the kitchen and the chamber. Later classical ingredients: door roofing and serrated eaves.	1700	November 2, 1992	89
	House with stable	Klüppelberg Oberscheveling 1	Early 18th century (earlier 17th century); 2-storey residential stable house; Ground floor: solid and plastered; Upper floor: half-timbered structure, clay filling, sheet metal hanging on 3 sides, slate embossing; massive gable side plastered on the upper floor and a crooked hip. 2 entrances to the living area, on the eaves and in the center of the gable. Stable area: one-storey massive extension, plastered. Built-in and add-ons 19./20. All windows in the living area are new in wood. It is a former hall house; the middle length board, the Deelentor in the stable gable wall as well as the 2nd half hip can be detected. Two vaulted cellars parallel to the ridge, one added. The second with a well system. The roof covering made of shaped sheet metal galvanized, tarred. Cottage garden with a hawthorn hedge.	1690	11/23/1987	90
	Bergisches Bürgerhaus	Wipperfürth Marktstrasse 3	Front building: 2-storey half-timbered house, eaves, built after the fire of 1795 on the vaulted cellar of the previous building. The interior staircase in Louis XVI style and the two-winged salon door have been preserved, as well as the vaulted cellar, half-timbering (clad) and the roof truss. Changes (1950s): triangular gable with bell tower and two-flight outside staircase removed. Installation of 2 shop windows, replacement of slate cladding with tiles. Rear building: 3-storey extension (including high cellar) from 1868 (?) In half-timbered construction with a mansard roof truss / hipped roof facing the street. The east gable side is covered with sheet metal, the south side is clad with natural slate. 1st and 2nd floor accessed by stairs in the front building. From 1888 the first Wipperfürth hospital, known as "Klösterchen".	1800	January 31, 1996	91
more pictures	town hall	Wipperfürth Marktplatz 1	2-storey solid building with a basement facing the market square, with hipped roof; the western entrance facade and the front side are at the same time the wall of the market square; U-shaped floor plan with wings on Marktstrasse and Hochstrasse; Construction period 1949/1950 after competition; Architect Bernhard Rotterdam (1893–1974), Bensberg	1949	February 12, 1998	92
	Turbine house	Wipperfürth Wupperstrasse 14	Location on or above the Wupper; 3-storey brick building with a flat gable roof, turbine chamber and contactor system in the basement; wide-spanned concrete structure, belonging to the Wupper weir and concrete footbridge over the Wupper; Construction time 1819/1919, restoration in 1946; Architect: Heinrich Fischer	1918	February 12, 1998	93
	kindergarten	Wipperfürth Klosterberg, Ringstrasse	3-group kindergarten as a 1-storey structured low-rise building in concrete / masonry construction; Construction time 1964; Architect: Bernhard Rotterdam (1893–1974), Bensberg	1964	December 21, 1998	94
	Ev. Elementary school Albert Schweitzer	Wipperfürth Lüdenscheider Strasse 18	2-storey building with a cross plan on a high quarry stone base, slated on all sides; Central projection with saddle roof, 2 unlong side wings with hip roofs; Baptisms: 1 m high decorative planking; on the street side 2 unequal-sized entrances with original door systems and stair landings; in the central projection (street and rear side) 3 window axes, also south-west side wing; 3-wing. Windows with skylights; 4 dominant chimney heads (3 preserved), rear side, extension in the 1st half of the 20th century and 1960	1902	February 15, 2002	95
	Eh Factory owner's house with park	Wipperfürth First Mill 4	Construction time approx. 1840; 2-storey house, not very high hipped roof, slated all around over a high, brick, plastered base; Orientation to the park with recognizable driveway and roundabout, 5 axes, in the middle of the house entrance with an open staircase (sandstone), 2-leaf coffered door with cast iron skylight and powerful. End cornice; above a small balcony on consoles (volutes). Canopy over ground floor windows (windows + shutters from the end of the 19th century), narrow side 2 axes, courtyard side 3 axes, access to the stairwell via central side entrance (single-leaf coffered door); Staircase with trolley railing and original railing beginner, dated 1842; Expansion of the DG in the 20th century (see study on the monument value of the UD building, April 10, 2002).	1840	February 24, 2003	96
	Eh Girls dorm	Wipperfürth Engelsburg 16	2-storey building with a mansard roof, transverse building protruding west to north with a hipped gable roof; House stone plinth, massive plastered ground floor; Upper floor: reinforced concrete pillars with wooden framework in between, slated; 5: 2 or 3 axes; Exposure of the mansard or attic storey through gable roof dormers; orig. Wooden windows in the southern transverse gable and in the dormers; Main entrance in the south of the transverse building with orig. double-leaf wooden door with cassettes; segment-shaped. Skylight with bars; Open staircase with massive barrel and curved roof. Inside: Concrete column construction over reinforced concrete ceilings; orig. Staircase with 3-flight wooden stairs; orig. Living (formerly sleeping) area closures; Associated: In the south lower located former gatehouse	1910	1.12.2005	97
	Catholic Church of St. Michael	Wipperfürth Paulstrasse 8	Construction period: 1956–1958; Architect: Bernhard Rotterdam (1893–1973); east-facing central building with tent-shaped roof, load-bearing structural parts in reinforced concrete, wall panels stretched in between in quarry stone masonry (greywacke); large glass surfaces, main entrance in the west: 3 double-leaf glass doors; in front of the south side: sacristy and parsonage, small flat-roofed structure as a structural link to the church (baptistery); Interior: Floor: slate and asphalt slabs; under the top of the wood-paneled tent roof .: Altar (artist: Sepp Hürten, also baptismal font, tabernacle, devotional desk), rows of benches on 3 sides; large colored ones representing the elements. Glass surfaces in the south, north and west; small colored glazed wall openings (representation of St. Michael); in the east (glass artist: J. Weigemann); Singing gallery: concrete on tubular steel supports, wooden railings, wooden. Confessional in the south wall, Mary's altar in the north wall	1956	March 21, 2003	98
	Residential / commercial building	Wipperfürth Engelsburg 26	2 1/2 storeys; Completely basement building with jamb, saddle roof, gable in the mountain. Rococo style and 2 dormers; 4: 1 axes; Base covered with stone; 1st and 2nd floors plastered; The jamb, mid-gable and east gable clad with artificial slate; Apartment entrance in the east with original door leaf; original windows; on the street front 2-leaf (upper floor) or 3-leaf (ground floor) with skylights and stucco framing; right-hand side ground floor: symmetrical shop window system in the mountain. Style with central entrance from the time of construction. Detailed description: see annex dated August 25, 2006	1910	December 5, 2006	99
	Old Protestant cemetery	Wipperfürth Hindenburgstrasse	see study on the monument value of the Lower Monument Authority from 08.10.2008		8/8/2010	100
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Ritterlöh 8	Wayside cross, dated 1858; Rectangular base with inscription above a devotional desk, top with an empty shell niche, above a crucifix with a new metal body	1858	3/12/1984	101
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Roppersthal 2	Wayside cross, dated 1871; Sandstone, high rectangular base with inscription and relief of cross, heart and anchor, above a devotional desk, top with a round arched niche, therein the reliefs of St. Nicholas and St. Agatha, above a crucifix and body.	1871	3/12/1984	102
	Wayside shrines	Klüppelberg Rote Höhe	Kalvarienberg, 14 wayside shrines; Sandstone with triangular gables, embedded in Metell relief panels painted in color with scenes from the story of suffering; Inaugurated in 1883 (according to Mr. Selbach's statement)	1883	10/17/1983	103
	Wayside cross	Wipperfürth Schmalenfeld 1	Wayside cross, dated 1892; Above a rectangular stepped base, devotional desk, on top of it a top with an empty shell niche, on it a cross with body	1892	3/12/1984	104
	Wayside cross	Wipperfürth Schniffelshöh	Wayside cross, dated 1853; Sandstone, upright rectangular base with inscription, above a devotional desk with a round-arched niche therein a relief of his saints, crucifix with body	1853	2.4.1984	105
	Wayside shrine	Wipperfürth Siedenfden	Wayside shrine dated 1724; Newly built-up wayside shrine on greywacke, embedded 2 relief panels, the upper one with reliefs of the capture, the lower one with reliefs of a saint	1724	2.4.1984	106
	Wayside cross	Wipperfürth Schwickertzhausen	Wayside cross, mid 19th century; Rectangular stepped base with inscription, in the upper part a relief of wreath and ribbon, above a devotional desk, cross and body.	1850	2.4.1984	107
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Sonnenberg	Wayside cross, dated 1851; Sandstone, painted in color, high rectangular stepped base with inscription, above a devotional desk, top with an empty shell niche, above a crucifix with body	1851	2.4.1984	108
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Im Siepen 28	Wayside cross at no. 28, dated 1881; Sandstone, high rectangular stepped plinth with inscription fields and flanking columns above a penthouse. Top with triangular gable neo-Gothic pinnacles and three-pass niche, in it a relief of the painful Mother of God above crucifix with body.	1881	2.4.1984	109
	Wayside shrine	Wipperfürth sunshine	Wayside shrine, dated 1724; Sandstone, with remains of socket, stepped, high rectangular base, above a top with a relief of the capture in a round-arched field, above it a renewed cross	1724	2.4.1984	110
	cross	Wipperfürth sunshine	so-called "Ommer-Kreuz", north of Sonnenschein, dated 1891; Sandstone, stepped base with inscription, above a devotional desk with a top and an empty, round-arched niche, above it a new marble cross with body	1891	10/17/1983	111
	Residential / stable building	Klüppelberg Klaswipper 5	It was built at the beginning of the 19th century (see survey map 1830/1); 2-storey half-timbered house with a gable roof, eaves facing the street, new windows and outer doors, walls plastic-clad, 2nd half of the 20th century. Massive stable across the ridge direction (original map 1865), in the east, parallel to the barn house from the beginning of the 20th century, in the west 2 over 100-year-old linden trees and a large walnut tree. Inside: supporting structure of the roof and walls, vaulted cellar under the western part, smokehouse in the attic (assessment of the monument value of the UD from 04.09.2002)	1825	7.4.2003	112
	Catholic parish church	Klüppelberg Joh.-Wilh.-Roth-Strasse 30a	Catholic parish church St. Anna, 1895–97 (W. Sültenfuß); neo-Gothic hall church of 3: 4 yokes with adjusted west tower and just closed side aisles; lower, drawn-in, 3-sided closed choir; between the choir and side aisle lower sacristy annex; West tower with 8-sided, slated hood and ogival west entrance with triple stepped walls, circumferential bulges and strolling columns; pointed arched windows with neo-Gothic tracery on the nave and choir; interior fittings from the 19th century preserved; The nave and choir are divided by strong buttresses.	1895	10/17/1983	113
	Rectory	Klüppelberg Joh.-Wilh.-Roth-Strasse 27	Rectory; 19./20. Century; 2-storey, completely slated house, on the street-side eaves side 5 axes with entrance in the central axis and paired window axes, on the rear eaves side and one gable side 3 axes each; Entablature pieces over the door and windows on the ground floor, the entrance door with a skylight, on one gable side a 1-storey, slated extension	1890	10/17/1983	114
	graveyard	Klüppelberg Joh.-Wilh.-Roth-Strasse	old cemetery at the Catholic parish church, with high cross made of sandstone from 1858, with grave crosses from the 18th and 19th centuries.	1858	10/17/1983	115
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Joh.-Wilh.-Roth-Strasse	Wayside cross (at the school) dated 1851; Above a rectangular base with inscription, devotional desk, top with three-pass niche, therein a cross with a metal body, above a simple cross with a stepped pedestal.	1851	10/17/1983	116
	Berger farm	Klüppelberg Joh.-Wilh.-Roth-Strasse 29	2-storey building with a gable roof, eaves facing the street, half-timbered structure on a broken stone base, slated on 3 sides, NE gable unshifted with loading hatch; 5 original axles, later expanded by 2 narrower axles, house entrance with orig. Door leaf, 2 side. Windows, skylights, beams, cranked. Cornice, several orig. 2-sashed windows with bars and bar fittings, shutters on the ground floor; inside: Orig. sandstone slabs in the hall, orig. Softwood these - painted - in several rooms; Oak stairs with prof. Cheek and railing, horizontal roof structure, barrel vaulted cellar; Construction time: 2nd half of the 19th century	1875	January 15, 2001	117
	Residential building	Klüppelberg Aherberg 1	End of the 19th century; 2-storey, fully slated house in 3/2 axes; 3 axes on the eaves side with an entrance in the central axis, cranked eaves cornice, two 1-storey additions on the rear eaves side, partly wooden and partly sheet-hung.	1890	10/17/1983	118
	Wayside shrine	Klüppelberg Am Buschfelde	Wayside shrine, road to Baldsiefen, dated 1851; Above a high rectangular base with inscription devotional desk, above a top with a rounded field. Depiction of the carrying of the cross, above cornice and segmented gable with a simple cross	1851	10/17/1983	119
	Wayside shrine	Klüppelberg Amberg 1	Wayside shrine, dated 1851; Rectangular base with an inscription plate, above it a devotional desk and top with a round-arched relief depicting Salvator, above it Carnies cornice with segmented gable, crowned by a ball and a simple cross	1851	10/17/1983	120
	House Berger	Klüppelberg Kapellenberg 1	2-storey house in half-timbered construction on an older quarry stone base with a crooked hip roof; Slated on both sides, the gable side with loading hatch; Eaves side to the street 7 axes, in the central axis entrance with original door leaf and entablature, 2-flight flight of stairs; Gable sides 4 axes, rear eaves side with 2 massive additions from the 2nd half of the 20th century. Partly original 2-wing lattice windows; original sandstone slabs in the entrance area; Construction time 2nd half of the 19th century	1875	January 15, 2001	121
	Residential building	Wipperfeld Überberg 1	Dated 1598 in an inscription in a lintel; with some later changes; 1-storey half-timbered house with an almost square floor plan; Half-timbering of the 17th century visible on one gable side, here 2 storeys in the attic, this slightly protruding twice; sloping frame, strong head struts, quarter-circular foot struts in the parapet fields of the upper floor, entrance dated 1753 on one eaves side, original, poorly preserved, 2-part door leaf, the 2nd eaves side extended and clad with corrugated cardboard, parts of the old eaves side preserved inside (the former entrance dated 1598 is located here), the 2nd gable side was also extended in the 19th century, extension from the 19th century.	1598	10/17/1983	122
	Wayside cross	Wipperfeld Überberg	Wayside cross, late 19th century;	1890	3.11.1991	123
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Unterthier	Wayside cross, at the castle, on the property of house no. 1, end of the 19th century; Rectangular, stepped base with inscription, above a devotional desk, on the underside with maple leaves, on top with triangular gable and leaf decoration in a pointed arched field, crucifix with body	1890	2.4.1984	124
	Wayside shrine	Klüppelberg Unterthier	Wayside shrine opposite house no. 6, dated 1851; Sandstone, high rectangular base with inscription, devotional desk, top with relief of the flagellation in a round-arched field, covered by a segmented gable with a cross	1851	2.4.1984	125
	chapel	Klüppelberg Vordermühle	Bj. 1858-1859; small hall building made of plastered quarry stone with a 3-sided end, which was built in place of older previous buildings (17th century, 19th century); 2 arched windows on each of the long sides, a slated roof turret above the entrance side; Entrance with arched skylight; On the outer walls of the chapel there are 7 sandstone footfalls from 1857, each with a rectangular base above it with rectangular attachments with reliefs in rectangular fields, overlaid with segmented gables, the equipment specified for the interior of the chapel is currently not available, the chapel is being renovated	1858	10/17/1983	126
	Residential building	Wipperfürth Vorderschöneberg 2	2nd half of the 19th century; 2-storey, 2-sided slate and sheet metal-hung half-timbered house, partly solid on the ground floor (stable part) with a new, elongated farm part attached to the eaves; eaves-side entrance with new door leaf and frame piece, loading hatch; associated: elongated, 1-storey half-timbered farm building; Use: agricultural property	1875	March 4th, 1985	127
	Wayside cross	Wipperfürth Vorderschoneberg	Sandstone corpus on a simple wooden cross, ogival niche embedded in the cross trunk, latticed with a porcelain figure of the Mother of God	1870	2.4.1984	128
	Wayside cross	Wipperfürth Wegerhof	Wayside cross, dated 1861; Colored, high rectangular base with inscription and relief with cross, heart and anchor, above it a devotional desk and top with a rounded field and representation of the Virgin, above it a cross with a curved pedestal and corpus	1861	2.4.1984	129
	Wayside cross	Wipperfeld Weier	on the road between Weier and Erlen; Early 19th century; The protection is justified by the public interest in the preservation of the cross. Decisive for the preservation are folkloric, cultural-religious reasons as well as the particularly high number of these stone crosses, especially in the Wipperfürth area	1820	3.11.1991	130
	Agricultural buildings	Klüppelberg Wingenbach 1	according to the owner, 2-storey half-timbered house, slated on one side of the eaves, with massive commercial additions on the rear gable side; Entrances on the eaves side and on the gable side in the central axis; associated: quarry stone bakery from which the oven was removed; Use: agricultural property	1870	March 6, 1985	131
	cross	Wipperfeld Cemetery Wipperfeld	High cross with neo-Gothic jewelry and a crucifix with a metal body	1873	10/17/1983	133
	Former Pastorate	Wipperfeld Dorfstrasse 8 or 8a	Former Pastorate, early 19th century; 2-storey, completely slated and sheet-hung half-timbered semi-detached house on an elongated, rectangular floor plan with a 2-storey, gable-free, slated part on the rear side of the eaves; 2 eaves-sided entrances with renewed door leaves and one of them with a side window	1815	10/17/1983	134
	Wayside cross	Wipperfeld Wipperfeld	Wayside cross, dated 1779; Sandstone, rectangular, stepped base with inscription and coat of arms, above a devotional desk. Attachment with shell niche and reliefs of St. Xavenius, above crucifix with body, next to the crucifix 2 plugging stones	1779	04/10/1984	135
	Wayside cross	Wipperfeld Hofstrasse	Wegekreuz Hofstraße / corner Ulrichstraße; 18./19. Century; Sandstone, painted in color, high rectangular base with inscription, above a devotional desk with shell niche and relief of a saint figure, above it a crucifix with body	1800	04/10/1984	136
	Crossroads "Am Bierenbömchen"	Wipperfeld Überberg	Footpath between Wipperfeld-Überberg; Road cross made of sandstone from 1842, height approx. 3.00 m, crucifix over high divided plinth, empty niche with shell motif, console with surrounding cornice, on 3 sides of the plinth recessed writing (see description of the UD from 05.11.2003)	1842	12/11/2003	137
	Wayside cross	Wipperfeld Prof.-Mausbach-Str. 5	Churchyard cross at house number 5; Dated 1803; Sandstone, high rectangular base, above a devotional desk, top with an empty shell niche, above a crucifix with body	1803	8.8.1983	138
	Residential building	Wipperfeld Prof.-Mausbach-Str. 5	around 1900; 2-storey, completely slated school building with 2 central entrances on the eaves; the entrance on the front side of the eaves with a wooden vestibule, on the rear side of the eaves a narrow staircase extension built in front, decorative slate, floor cornice with profiled beam heads	1900	8.8.1983	139
more pictures	Catholic parish church of St. Nicholas	Wipperfürth church square	Catholic parish church St. Nikolaus, 3-aisled pillar basilica from the 2nd half of the 12th century, in a bound system, with three parallel choirs, choir flank towers and a three apse closure as well as a west tower built today, quarry stone. Vaulting of the central nave and expansion of the transept-like projecting secondary choirs around 1220/30. During the thorough restoration of the church by Franz Schmitz in 1886–95, the upper floors of the west tower, which had been covered with a simple pyramid roof since the fire in 1795, and the choir flank towers, which had been dismantled in 1795, were re-listed; the aisles renewed and lengthened by 2 yokes on the sides of the west tower; the vault of the central nave renewed. In the 20th century, simplified solutions were introduced instead of the neo-Romanesque tower crowning and the neo-Romanesque essays on the choir flank towers; In 1961 the new Romanesque sacristy building erected in the choir axis was demolished and replaced by a new building on the north side of the church. The originally 3-storey and undivided west tower was extended to 4-storey with structure from pilaster strips and round arch friezes during the reconstruction in the 19th century; the two basement floors left by the Romanesque tower are clad, the west portal renewed, the two upper floors re-designed. The tall slate helmet with the 4 corner turrets dates from 1936/37. The nave still has the old outer structure on the upper dome on the south side (front side), which alternates between an arched window and a twin panel with a central column set under the final arched frieze; the column shafts made of black basalt lava, the cube capitals made of green sandstone. The semicircular apse of the rectangular main choir is smooth, the apses of the square side choirs, which were expanded around 1220/30 with structure made of pilaster strips and arched friezes, the choir gable and the 3-part windows in the side choirs, 19th century subscribed essays from 1948/49; Round essays have been handed down for the Romanesque building. The motif of the choir flank turrets first appears on the foundation building of the Siegburg abbey church and can also be found as a kind of badge on the Siegburg probation churches in Overath and Oberpleis. The two Romanesque basement floors of the west tower groin vault; the ground floor is arched towards the central nave, the chapel room on the upper floor, which is accessible via 2 straight, barrel-vaulted wall stairs, originally also had openings to the nave. The 3-bay nave in the side aisles is closed with groin vaults; the originally also groin vaulted central nave has received three 6-part rib vaults between wide belts above the flat wall templates from the 12th century around 1220/30; the desert ribs accompanying the belt and the shield arches on tropical pieces of wall, the transverse ribs on consoles. In the east corners of the main choir, the substructures of the choir-flank turrets, supported by a high column with a cube capital, rise, whose chimney-like shafts merge directly into the groin vault of the choir. The secondary choirs, which were expanded around 1220/30 and which are now connected to the main choir by pointed arcades, have four-part ribbed vaults in the previous yokes and three-cap vaults in the apses. The decorative color of the interior from 1951. (see Dehio Rheinland p. 637) 3-aisled pillar basilica with 4-storey west tower and small choir flank towers made of quarry stone; 3 apses are added to the transept, which protrudes only a little; 4-storey west tower with 8-sided slated hood; Triangular gables and flanking corner turrets, arched windows with central columns; Arched friezes on all parts of the building, arched windows on the nave and aisles; round-arched west portal with stepped walls and flanking columns. Condition: good	1143	10/17/1983	140
	cross	Wipperfürth church square	Cross, dated 1672; additional inscription mission cross 1853, baroque body on a renewed crucifix	1672	10/17/1983	141
	Old Catholic cemetery	Wipperfürth Lüdenscheider Strasse	see study on the monument value of the Lower Monument Authority from 08.10.2008		8/8/2010	142
	Wayside shrine	Wipperfürth church square	Wayside shrine around 1910; Sandstone with a figure of Christ in a round-arched niche with a circumferential arch and flanking columns with Corinthian capitals; 2003 relocated to the east side of the sacristy	1910	10/17/1983	143
	Wayside shrine	Wipperfürth on the Sanderhöhe	Wayside shrine, dated 1724; Rectangular pedestal structured by horizontal joints, inscription in the upper part, above cornice, top with destroyed relief, above curved gable and cross	1724	04/10/1984	144
	Residence Brunsbachsmühle 3	Wipperfürth Brunsbachsmühle 3	Mid-19th century, two-storey semi-detached house, slated on 3 sides, on a high rubble stone base with a crooked hip roof; on one side of the gable there are low, partly sheet-hung extensions; 2 eaves-side entrances, street side with outside staircase and iron grating from the 19th century, skylight and piece of entablature; some of the windows on the ground floor also have entablature pieces; the rear eaves side is plastered; Door leaf from the time of construction	1850	6.8.1986	145
	Engelbert figure	Wipperfürth Engelbertusstrasse 3	Figure of St. Engelbert, 19th century; formerly part of the market fountain	1870	10/17/1983	146
	Residential building	Wipperfürth Hochstrasse 61	2-storey building over almost square. Floor plan with gable roof, slated all around, high plastered plinth, exposed cellar windows, star-side 3 axes, in the middle cellar entrance and balcony (original railing) on the upper floor; all-round cornice at eaves height with tooth cut, on 2 sides with consoles and rosettes; Window (new), on the ground floor canopy; 2 extensions from more recent times, new house entrance at the back; inside: original floor plan readable; original wooden staircase reaching to the attic with traljen railing, 3 panel doors on the upper floor; Basement rooms with barrel vaults, concrete floors; Construction period: 3rd quarter of the 19th century	1876	January 27, 2003	147
	Former Monastery building	Wipperfürth Klosterplatz	Former Monastery building; initially consisting of a 2-storey four-wing complex with 8 axes each, the east wing of which was built in 1662, the west and south wing of which were built in 1670–74. The west wing is in anchor pins. 1670 and subdivided by a cornice, which is now removed. In 1747, it was approved to extend it to the city wall that passed south. Subsequent to the original south-west corner, still recognizable by the ashlar, there are therefore another 5 axes with (now walled) I middle gate passage, in anchor pins or (17) 8 (0)	1670	10/17/1983	148
	Monastery church	Wipperfürth Klosterplatz	Church, so-called "monastery church"; an elongated hall building made of Grauwackebruchstein with a 3-sided end. L. 32 m, W. 9.50 m. The facade has a romanized column window above it. While the monastery buildings adjoin to the south, the north wall facing the city and located on the sloping hill side by means of high underpinnings has 5 arched windows. Since the buttresses here could no longer withstand the thrust of the vaults, they had to be renewed together with the foundations of the entire north wall in 1953-54. Apparently from an earlier security, the north-west corner bears the year 1775. In 1953-55 the external plaster was removed except for the west side, the side choir windows were closed in brick (the middle one had already been walled up in earlier times) and the roofs were re-slated. The ridge turret was restored in classicist form in 1842 after the town booth of 1795. Inside, the barrel with 5 embroidered caps rests on pillars with Krnies fighters, which are replaced by consoles in the choir and a yoke on the south side. The choir vault also had to be renewed in 1953-55 due to its disrepair. The furnishings on the high altar, pulpit, confessionals, pews and organ loft are uniformly Baroque from the late 17th century. On the south side of the last nave yoke a coretto from the end of the 18th century (from: Monuments of the Rhineland, Rhein.-Berg. Kreis , Volume 3, pp. 118, 122)	1670	10/17/1983	149
	Court cross	Wipperfürth Hönnige 4	Footfall made of natural stone, 19th century in the style of the 18th century, H approx. 2.50 m, later addition of a lost wooden crucifix, newer ones in the 50s / 60s on a high, divided base, surrounding cornice with raised ornament (flaming heart on anchor and cross), empty niche with shell motif, relief in the lower plinth area.	1900	July 15, 2009	151
	Half-timbered house	Wipperfürth Klosterstrasse 17	Half-timbered house, 2nd half of the 19th century	1875	March 6, 1985	152
	Residential building	Wipperfürth Kölner-Tor-Platz 1	House no. 1; End of the 19th century; 2-storey building with a square floor plan with hipped roof, 3 axes on the visible side, emphasis of the central axis through the entrance, overlying beams over broad brackets, dormer window; on the rear side of the newer slated extension	1890	March 6, 1985	153
	Residential building	Wipperfürth Kölner-Tor-Platz 2	Building No. 2; End of the 19th century; 2-storey, slated house, on the street-side eaves side 5 axes with entrance in the central axis and laterally parallel window axes, cranked eaves cornice with tooth cut, roofing over door and windows, gable-side extension from the late 19th century, on the ground floor massive, on the upper floor designed as a wooden winter garden; newer attachments on the rear eaves side on the mountain side; Condition: medium	1890	March 6, 1985	154
	Residential building	Wipperfürth Lenneper Str. 9 -11	Residential house as semi-detached houses; 2-storey Wilhelminian style villa with hipped roof and eaves cornice, 2nd half of the 19th century; Clad on 3 sides with Eternit and slated, plastered on the street side with horizontal joints on the ground floor; 2 side elevations with 2 axes each, on the first floor balcony over the middle 4 axes, supported by round iron supports and arches spanned in between, aedicula arranged in the middle on the ground floor	1875	1.8.1986	155
	EvB high school	Wipperfürth Lüdenscheider Str. 46-50	Former teachers' seminar, dated 1910, three-wing system with a mighty central projectile, plastered, rubble-stone base, central projecting 3-storey with 2 exposed base-storeys in plastered ashlar, 5 axes with 2 lateral arched entrances via open stairs, door leaves and skylights in Bergisch style. The windows increasing in height from bottom to top, auditorium on the top floor, in this area stuccoed garlands, gable top in the central axis with inscribed dating and Prussian eagle, mansard pyramid roof, adjoining the 3-storey wing of the central tract with 2 axes each, at right angles connected the side wings in 3: 3: 5 axes with hipped roof, in the right wing on the ground floor gymnastics hall with raised windows, at the back of the central building there is a 3-storey class wing as well as a 4-storey, modern, flat-roofed part, with a row of dormers running around the entire roof zone	1910	12/13/1983	156
	Fountain	Wipperfürth market square	Dated 1590; Eight-cornered fountain basalt made of basalt lava, on the different sides depiction of coats of arms with ornaments, central pillar with statue of St. Engelbert from the 19th century.	1590	10/17/1983	157
more pictures	church	Wipperfürth market square	Evangelical Church, consecrated in 1877; 1-nave plastered building with west wing and recessed, 5-sided choir; on the nave 3 arched windows with profiled walls and buttresses in between, continuous arched frieze on the underside of the eaves, 3-storey west tower with arched entrance portal and 3-sided roof	1877	10/17/1983	158
	"Penne" restaurant	Wipperfürth market square 14	"Bergischer Hof" inn, dated 1699; 2-storey house, quarry stone plastered with a crooked hip roof, high base, the gable is slated, gable-side entrance via an outside staircase, window frames, etc. profiled door frames in sandstone; Above the entrance there is a transverse oval window with a sandstone frame and an inscription, one eaves side is only very close to the outbuilding, is plastered and has no windows at all; allegedly remains of the Leopartsturm (part of the city fortifications) in the basement (P. Engel, Wipperfürth im Wandel der Zeiten p. 42).	1699	8/10/1984	159
	Karl Josef House	Wipperfürth market square 17	Karl-Josef-Haus, dated 1783, 2-storey, eaves-standing, massive, plastered building with exposed basement and mansard roof, 7 axes on the street-side eaves side with entrance via a flight of stairs in the central axis, in the keystone of the wingang dating, door leaf from the time of construction, some dormers, the house is built with one gable side close to the outbuilding.	1783	10/17/1983	160
		Wipperfürth market square 15	Old town house, Marktplatz 15 / Zur Krakenburg, middle of the 18th century. 2 1/2 storey, gable-independent house with partially exposed basement, half-hip roof, basement and ground floor plastered, floors slated, on the gable side 5 axes with entrance via open staircase, with lateral free seating, profiled door and window frames in wood, entrance with skylight, corner blocks; Associated: 2-storey half-timbered house, early 19th century with rubble stone plinth and partly solid ground floor, a gable triangle boarded up, a gable-sided and single eaves-sided entrance, loading hatch on the first floor, the house was probably formerly a farm building	1784	January 17, 1983	161
	Wayside cross	Klüppelberg Wüstenhof	Sandstone, high rectangular base, above devotional desk; Top with relief of St. Hubert, the Mother of God and St. Nicholas in arched fields, above a crucifix with body	1860	04/10/1984	163
	Bronze bell	Wipperfürth hammering	Historic bronze bell from 1756; was cast by the Cologne bell founder Bartholomäus Grunder. Diameter 367 mm, brass knuckles: 25 (23) mm, weight approx. 27 kg; Construction: very light rib; Strike tone C "'-1	1756	04/10/1984	164
	Arch bridge	Wipperfürth hammering	single-arch quarry stone bridge, late 19th century, over the upper ditch of the Wupper	1890	July 31, 1986	165
	Arch bridge	Wipperfeld Neumühle	two-arch quarry stone bridge over the Great Dhünn	1890	July 31, 1986	166
	Wayside cross	Wipperfeld Erlen	Sandstone, height about 3 m, crucifix over base, in which a round-arched field with Christ relief (?) And console, base inscription according to Phil. 2, furthermore or erected…. 1855 / by the married couple…. to Unterholl. Listed in Monuments of the Rhineland, Rhein.-Berg. Kreis, Volume 3, Beab. by Gerda Panofsky-Soergel, Düsseldorf 1976, p. 108	1855	2.2.1987	167
	Half-timbered barn	Klüppelberg dirt	Early 17th century; three-part half-timbered barn with a rubble stone base made of greywacke on a storage cellar accessible from the valley side. Wood connections partly not peeled, as well as partly preserved weathered hardwood shuttering boards. Due to the generally usual arrangement of the mountain rooms in the Bergisches Land and occasionally also the threshing places in the attic of the residential stable houses, the construction of a single barn for the residential stable building construction typical in the Bergisches Land is a specialty. Extension in the 19th century to two compartments by a towed extension made of softwood; the roof covering was renewed and most of the shuttering boards were replaced. Sunk by storm damage! Monument deleted: 17.09.2003 1 half-timbered container moved to Vorderschöneberg 2, installation in the stable-barn building.	1625	10/28/1987	168
	Wayside cross	Wipperfeld Oberschwarz	Construction time in the 2nd half of the 18th century; Wayside cross with small crucifix and shell niche with console; weathered inscription below.	1775	10/28/1987	169
	Wayside cross	Wipperfürth Kleppersfeld 4	Wayside cross 2nd half of the 19th century; The protection is justified by the public interest in the preservation of the cross. Decisive for the preservation are folkloric, cultural-religious reasons as well as the particularly high density of these stone crosses, especially in the Wipperfürth area	1875	May 31, 1988	170
	Court cross	Wipperfürth Dreine 1	Court cross from 1887	1887	May 31, 1988	171
	Wayside cross	Wipperfeld Mühlenweg	Crossroads from 1866 Location previously Julsiefen, translocated Mühlenweg entrance	1866	April 23, 1991	172
	Court cross	Wipperfürth Grüterich	Court cross from 1855, height approx. 2 m, sandstone, cross with metal. Body	1855	4.6.1991	173
more pictures	Catholic Church of St. Anna	Wipperfürth Jostberg 3	Construction period 1962–1964, architect: Gottfried Böhm (* 1920); polygonal, asymmetrical structure, covered by a folded concrete shell (formerly covered with slate, copper roofing in 1983), exposed concrete walls whitewashed, interrupted by 3 large glass surfaces in the south and north, tower-like raised porch to the south-west with main entrance, organ loft and bell room; additional footpath from the south-east via a staircase covered with brick, front terrace at entrance level; Interior: walls and ceilings: rough exposed concrete; Floor: clay slabs; large glass surfaces: green and gray, small west window: Faith-Love-Hope in red tones (design: Gottfried Böhm); North: sacristy with pulpit and small gallery, colored figure from the 15th century: Saint Anna selbdritt; opposite the entrance 2 confessional booths (concrete). All items of equipment by Gottfried Böhm (see UD investigation from 05.09.2002)	1962	March 21, 2003	174
	3 tombs	Wipperfeld Cemetery Wipperfeld	Friedhof, Feld 1, Row 1, Nr. 5-11; Date of origin 1930, monumental tombs made of polished black granite or gray cast stone, late Art Deco and Expressionism (see description of the Lower Monument Authority from November 6, 2003)	1930	3/10/2004	175
	Former gravedigger house	Klüppelberg Klaswipper 3	One-storey, simple quarry stone building with jamb and protruding gable roof; 1866 built as a morgue by powder manufacturer CF Buchholz from Krommenohl. Access from the north-eastern eaves side (3 axes); Stone stairs to the vaulted cellar; simple wooden stairs to the attic (see assessment of the monument value by the UD, 03/30/2004). More recent single-storey extension in the southeast.	1866	4.6.2004	176
	Grave cross	Wipperfeld Heid 2 opposite	Material sandstone, height approx. 2.60 m, year of origin 1880; Base with raised raised Depiction of eternal flaming love (hands entwined, arms made of flames); recessed engraved writing on the sides. Neo-Gothic eyelashes with crab decorations and a cross above; on the gable side in a stiffened raised representation: crowning tracery above symbol z. eternal faithful remembrance - flame. Heart on anchor and cross, framed by a laurel wreath; deepened engraved writing (see assessment of the UD monument from June 28, 2004)	1880	3.9.2004	177
	Wegekreuz Heider Kreuz	Wipperfeld Julsiefen 3	Road cross made of sandstone from 1852, height approx. 2.70 m; Crucifixus above a high divided plinth with console and surrounding cornice; pointed arch, newly carved niche with a raised apostle figure; deepened engraved writing (see description of the UD from 07/26/2004)	1852	10/12/2004	178
	Old churchyard wall	Wipperfeld Prof.-Mausbach-Strasse	Construction time approx. 1070; curved wall, interrupted by an approx. 1.35 m wide historical passage, made of regional sandstone (greywacke), height 1-3 m, depth 50-60 cm, length approx. 43 m; 6 m of this is integrated into a garage as a supporting wall. Date of origin approx. 11th century (see study on the monument value of the UD 06.12.2004)	1070	28.2.2005	179
	3 cast crosses	Wipperfeld Prof.-Mausbach-Strasse 5	Construction time approx. 1880; 3 crucifixes made of cast iron with richly openwork ornamental shapes, borrowed from the Gothic or Renaissance styles. Base left: approx. 1.50 m high cross flanked by 2 twisted pillars, middle: approx. 1.80 m high cross with a group of figures Johannes, Maria Magdalena and Maria, right: approx. 1.50 m high cross with Christ as shepherd under Wimperg and Maßweg, framed by cross-flowered double columns.	1880	February 18, 2005	180
	Air raid cell	Wipperfürth Holte 3	Round reinforced concrete body, cast from one piece, tapering conically at the top, which has a dome-shaped end, h = 2.50 m, d = 1.50 m, base (see study on the monument value of the Lower Monument Authority of November 14, 2005)	1941	January 23, 2006	181
	Wayside cross	Wipperfeld Lamsfuß	Road cross made of sandstone from 1866, height approx. 3 m, crucifix over high, divided base; in the upper part a flat niche with a leaf rosette, below a console. Inscription on the lower part of the base s. Description of the UD from October 13, 2003	1866	October 2, 2007	182
	Residential building	Wipperfürth Klosterstrasse 20	House around 1800, two-storey, facing the street with decorative slate (around 1900) and parapet-high plinth as embossed wooden cladding. Town house type with five axes, central entrance door with skylight. Double-sashed windows with grooved skylight. Saddle roof, in the middle of the roof house with window instead of the former loading hatch, internal crane beam fastening retained. Two dormers arranged symmetrically on both roof surfaces. Oak framework with clay infill, walls and ceilings / beams plastered with clay. Historic roof structure with headbands. 19th century wood-paneled staircase. Height-offset historical vaulted cellar adapted to the topography. Appendix: Expert opinion from the LVR Office for the Preservation of Monuments in the Rhineland from December 13, 2010 and photo at Klosterstrasse, 1992	1800	March 14, 2011	183
	Transformer tower	Klüppelberg Ahe	Transformer tower from 1924, plastered solid construction on an approximately square floor plan with a tent roof. Under the overhanging tent roof, a profiled eaves ledge to the tower shaft. The original entry and exit openings for the power wires have been preserved in the upper area of the tower shaft. The storey below is illuminated through narrow, high rectangular windows. The high tower base is faced with quarry stone masonry. Next to the sheet steel entrance door there is a stone with the year the tower was built (1924). The report on the monument value according to Section 22, Paragraph 3, Sentence 1 DSchG NW by Prof. Buschmann, LVR Office for Monument Preservation in the Rhineland, dated May 25, 2012 is part of the registration notice	1924	11/19/2012	184
	Former rectory and wall remains of the old mission church from 1723/24	Klüppelberg Westfalenstrasse 40	Former parsonage: 1913/14 first single house built especially for the Kreuzberg pastor. Alignment of the representative main facade to the choir with sacristy of the church. The stately former rectory is a compact two-story building with a slate-covered hip roof. In accordance with the rural situation, the second floor is optically added to the roof zone, in that the walls are clad in slate and have a hip. Stylistically, the building can be assigned to the home style due to the color triad white-dark gray-green and the materials used (plaster, slate, lacquered wood) and the small-scale windows with shutters. The three-axis street facade is highlighted by a particularly representative entrance. It is made up of a double-barreled, symmetrical external staircase and the arched front door, which is combined into a symmetrical composition by a basket-arch panel with two smaller arched windows and closed off by a rain roof. The entrance on the ground floor is answered in the roof zone by a wide, two-lined dormer. A second downgraded entrance is on the north side of the building. Typical villa floor plan without significant changes to the original floor plan. Ground floor as a representative floor with the office on the left, which is directly accessible from the apartment via the vestibule (doors retained) and the living room on the right, which can be connected to the dining room by means of a wide double door if required. Well above-average state of preservation of the building's equipment with plaster, slate and stone surfaces, the best preserved double-box windows with their small-scale exterior as well as the ironwork for the windows and door grilles and for the railings of the external stairs as well as wooden equipment inside (door jambs, doors and Staircase with rural neo-baroque railing, floors of the living rooms) and the ceramic tiles in the vestibule, vestibule and the sanitary rooms. A lead glazing set in the entrance door with a depiction of a saint refers explicitly to the ecclesiastical function of the house. Remnants of the wall: Remnants of the outer walls of the old mission church from 1723/24 in the rear part of the rectory garden (southern boundary of the former hall building with a kinked part of the wall that belonged to the polygonal choir of the church) The report on the monument value according to Section 22 (3) sentence 1 DSchG NW by Dr. Köhren-Jansen, LVR Office for Monument Preservation in the Rhineland, dated September 25, 2017 is part of the registration notice. Appendix: - Site plan, scale 1: 2500 based on the German basic map - Photo of the monument from 07/30/2014 - Report on the monument value according to Section 22 (3) sentence 1 DSchG NW by Dr. Köhren-Jansen, LVR Office for Monument Preservation in the Rhineland, from 25.09.2017	1913/14	10.1.2018	185
	Residential building with shop	Wipperfürth Hochstrasse 11	It was erected immediately after the town fire of 1795. Two-story, half-timbered corner house facing the Hochstrasse gable. Slate-clad, two-room-deep half-timbered building over a massive base made of broken stone and brick. In the front part of the house there is a basement walled up from quarry stones with two barrel-vaulted compartments located transversely to the ridge axis of the house, between which there is a narrow, corridor-like room with a dead end. The vaults are almost drawn down to the cellar floor, the stairs and a light niche at the foot of the cellar stairs are made of rubble stones. The cubature and storeys of the building, the barrel-vaulted cellar, the half-timbered structure and the roof structure go back to the time it was built. Internal staircase with delicate balusters railings, floor tiles, coffered doors, lattice windows in the living rooms, shop windows and slate cladding from 1880/90. Roof covering with reform tiles (Rhineland pans) from approx. 2nd half of the 20th century. Section 22 (3) sentence 1 DSchG NW by Dr. Kuhrau, LVR Office for the Preservation of Monuments in the Rhineland, dated January 15, 2018 is part of the notification of registration.	1795	28.3.2018	186
	Villa Sandner	Wipperfürth Gaulstrasse 55	Single house built in 1910 and rebuilt in 1924 with the main entrance on the street side. Detached, two-story house with hipped roof and central projectile. On each of the three sides of the house that can be seen from the street, in front of the simple cubic structure, there are central exits with balconies above. The central emphasis of these three facades is taken up in the roof zone by dwarf houses and on the entrance side by the gable field of the central projection. The exterior walls of the house are divided by cornices. The two and three-sash windows from the construction period with skylights made in small pieces have been preserved almost throughout. On the ground floor there is a representative two-part vestibule with a neo-baroque curved semi-oval staircase. A glazed neo-baroque partition wall serving as a vestibule with a double-winged door, a dummy fireplace on the left and a ceramic fountain on the right. Three-part arch position at the transition to the stairwell. Wall-mounted interior fittings such as coffered doors, partially glazed sliding doors, baseboards and heating grilles. The report according to 22 para. 3 DSchG NRW on the monument value according to § 2 DSchG NRW by Dr. Kuhrau, LVR Office for the Preservation of Monuments in the Rhineland, from October 5th, 2018 is part of the entry. Appendix: -Location plan, scale 1: 1,000 on the basis of the German basic map and the cadastral map -Expertise on the monument value according to § 22 Abs. 3 DSchG NW by Dr. Kuhrau, LVR Office for Monument Preservation in the Rhineland, from 05.10.2018	1910	12/12/2018	187
	St. Clement Church	Wipperfeld Wipperfeld	1894 (Wiethase); neo-Romanesque basilica, with a lower five-eighth chancel, lower transept, lower side aisles and drawn-in west tower with four-sided slate dome; West tower with pilaster structure, round arch friezes, ogive 2-part sound windows, side stair core and round arch frieze under the eaves; Roof turrets and dormers on the slated gable roof of the nave; between the choir and the transept arms lower sacristy annexes; the masonry is made of stone, window and door frames, friezes are made of sandstone; Architectural fragments of the previous building are said to still be in the possession of the church	1894	10/17/1983	132.1
	43 historical tombstones and 2 tombstone fragments	Wipperfeld Wipperfeld	see brochure of June 29th, 2005 of the Lower Monument Authority	1650	August 15, 2005	132.2
	Residential building	Wipperfürth market square 12	2-storey, plastered semi-detached house with a gable roof, built at the end of the 19th century as a manufacturer's villa. On the eaves side facing the street, two side projections, each with two axes and a crowning triangular gable. 2-storey rear extension in half-timbered as a farm building. Well-preserved stucco work inside and out.	1890	1.8.1986	162.1
	Residential building	Wipperfürth market square 11	Duplex house (house no.11); End of the 19th century; 2-storey, plastered semi-detached house with a rectangular floor plan with historical plaster ornaments; on the street-side eaves side 2 side projections with 2 axes each and a greening triangular gable, gable-side entrances; garden-side extension	1890	10/28/1987	162.2

Former monuments

designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
Memorial cross	Klüppelberg dirt	Memorial cross, dated 1686	1686	March 7, 1984 (deleted December 11, 2002 )	18th
Court cross	Wipperfürth Niederröttenscheid	Court cross from 1853	1853	November 3, 1987 (deleted March 6, 1992)	79
Residential building	Wipperfürth Klosterstrasse 1	House no. 1; 2nd half of the 19th century; 2-storey house, completely slated and clad with Eternit, with 2 entrances on the eaves, one in the central axis, the second in the left side axis; Framing pieces as door and window roofing, new dormer burnt down 13/14 September 1987 - memorial deleted from list -	1870	March 6, 1985	150

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List of monuments of the city of Wipperfürth (as of July 2020)
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