List of architectural monuments in Eppingen

The list of monuments in Eppingen contains the monuments of the town of Eppingen in Baden-Württemberg . The basis is the official directory of the monuments and art monuments of the city of Eppingen which came into force on November 28, 1962, and which was rewritten and supplemented in 1977 and 1979. In 1983 the historic town center was placed under monument protection as a whole . The article is based on the list of individual monuments from 1985 and has been slightly adapted to include street names and house numbers that have since been changed, as well as comments on objects that are no longer available.

Half-timbered houses in the area of ​​the historic old town and the suburbs laid out in the late Middle Ages as well as the model courtyards laid out along the main streets according to plans by Durlach court architect Thomas Lefèbvre from 1703 in the 18th and 19th centuries make up the largest part of the city's individual monument inventory. Most of the half-timbered houses were exposed as early as the 1950s and 1960s. Another focal point of the monument is the school and administrative district on Kaiserstraße, where numerous stately stone buildings, including the Protestant church, were erected in the second half of the 19th century.

In addition to the listed monuments, Eppingen also has most of the 160 ground monuments recorded in the city and districts from all epochs from the Paleolithic to modern times, as well as several art monuments that round off the town's cultural monuments .

Architectural monuments

Location / designation	description	image
Adelshofener Strasse
Adelshofener Str. 2 Business and residential building	dated 1785, two-storey half-timbered house with a half-hipped roof, with a side building facing Rappenauer Strasse, location dominating the intersection
Adelshofener Str. 2a residential building	Side building to Rappenauer Strasse
Adelshofener Str. 8 farmhouse	dated 1805, two-storey model house
Adelshofener Str. 10 farmhouse	dated 1807, two-storey model house
Adelshofener Str. 12 farmhouse	dated 1809, two-storey model house
Adelshofener Str.12a farmhouse	dated 1809, two-storey model house
Adelshofener Str. 13 farmhouse	dated 1842, two-story model house
Adelshofener Str. 14 farmhouse	dated 1807, two-storey model house
Adelshofener Str. 15 farmhouse	dated 1851, two-storey model house, forms a closed four-sided courtyard with No. 17
Adelshofener Str. 16 farmhouse	dated 1810, two-story model house
Adelshofener Str. 17 farmhouse	dated 1853
Adelshofener Str. 18 farmhouse	dated 1829, closed three-sided courtyard
Adelshofener Str. 53 cylinder courtyard	Dated 1856, with an eaves central building between gable side buildings, as a former sugar beet collection point and chicory arre, the oldest former factory building in Eppingen
Altstadtstrasse
Altstadtstrasse 2 half-timbered house	built in the 18th century, with a protruding upper floor and smooth gable, residential building with workshop
Altstadtstrasse 4 half-timbered house	built in the 17th century, with a protruding upper floor and gable
Altstadtstrasse 6 half-timbered house	built in the 16th century, house with shop, projecting upper floor and gable
in front of Altstadtstr. 7 oak fountains	Renewed several times since the 14th century, marks the old town hall square
Altstadtstrasse 7 Knight's Plate	Relief plate of the Holy Sepulcher of the old church built into a wall from the old town hall (although still described on the information board on site, but no longer available)
Altstadtstrasse 10 half-timbered house	built in the 16th century, renovated in the 20th century, three-storey house
Altstadtstrasse 11 Specht's house	three-storey half-timbered house with protruding gable
Altstadtstrasse 11a Secret Annex	two-storey half-timbered house (demolished?)
Altstadtstrasse 12 gabled house	Erected in 1766 as the first stone gabled house in the old town, rebuilt in 1946 with a two-story half-timbered gable after damage in the Second World War
Altstadtstrasse 13 pub sign	of the inn to the old town from the 19th century, the last wrought iron sign in the old town
Altstadtstrasse 14 half-timbered house	dated 1736, two-storey house with a protruding gable
Altstadtstrasse 16 half-timbered house	dated 1748, two-storey house with modern gable
Altstadtstrasse 17 Small museum	Tudor House, with the neighboring Old University connected and also used by this, as Small Baumann'sches House referred
Altstadtstrasse 18 half-timbered house	core from the 17th century, dated 1820, two-storey residential and commercial building
Altstadtstrasse 19 half-timbered house	dated 1591, three-storey with a two-storey slightly protruding gable and a younger side building
Altstadtstrasse 20 spark house	dated 1513, three-storey house with a three-storey gable, Alemannic-Franconian half-timbering
Altstadtstrasse 22 Leprechaun House	built around 1600, named after the Kobold family, three-story house with three-story projecting gable, Franconian half-timbered houses, corner posts with dolphin carvings and heraldic shield
Altstadtstrasse 22a barn	belonging to no. 24
Altstadtstrasse 23 half-timbered house	built in the 16th century, three-storey house with protruding gable, Franconian half-timbering
Altstadtstrasse 24 To the oak tree	built 1719, house with restaurant, two-storey corner house with solid ground floor and half-timbered gable, corner beams with carvings (Wilder Mann)
Altstadtstrasse 25 half-timbered house	built around 1500, three-storey building with massive ground floor and half-timbered gable, Alemannic-early Franconian half-timbered
Altstadtstrasse 26 half-timbered house	two-storey residential and commercial building
Altstadtstrasse 28 half-timbered house	built 15./17. Century, two-storey building with half-hipped roof, Franconian half-timbering
Altstadtstrasse 28a barn	belonging to No. 26
Altstadtstrasse 30 half-timbered house	built in the 17th century, three-storey eaves building, right-hand semi-detached house from No. 32
Altstadtstrasse 32 half-timbered house	built around 1500, three-storey building on the eaves with a two-storey gable, Alemannic half-timbered, left semi-detached house from No. 30
Altstadtstrasse 32a barn	belonging to no. 23
Altstadtstrasse 34 half-timbered house	dated 1541, three-storey house with a solid ground floor and two-storey gable
Altstadtstrasse 34a half-timbered house	Associated semi-detached house for No. 34
Altstadtstrasse 36 bakery (Eppingen)	built in the 15th century, three-story residential and commercial building with a solid ground floor and three-story gable. On the first floor stucco ceilings from the Rococo period.
Altstadtstrasse 40 half-timbered house	built in the 18th century, two-story house with a solid ground floor and two-story gable
Altstadtstrasse 46 half-timbered house	built in the 18th century, two-storey house with a two-storey gable, corner house that characterizes the street
Badgasse
Badgasse 2 half-timbered house	built in the 15th / 18th Century, three-storey house with two massive storeys, middle house between No. 4 and Kirchgasse 13
Badgasse 4 half-timbered house	built in the 15th century, three-storey house with a smooth two-storey gable, Alemannic half-timbering, location that defines the cityscape
Badgasse 14 front door	with baroque profile (preservation questionable?)
Badgasse 22 half-timbered house	built in 1568, multi-storey house with solid ground floor and two-storey gable (preservation questionable?)
Badgasse 22 city ​​wall	in the south gable of the half-timbered barn opposite No. 22
Bahnhofstrasse
Bahnhofstrasse Eppinger Bahnhof	dated 1879, Two high side projections with a pyramid roof are connected by a low central building, which defines the street scene. Is under monument protection.
Bahnhofstrasse 2 half-timbered house	built in 1641, dated 1710, three-storey residential and commercial building with cantilevered floors and a mansard roof, characterizing the street scene
Bahnhofstrasse 4 half-timbered house	built in 1567, rebuilt in 1778, three-storey residential and commercial building, partially renovated true to the original, former Zum Löwen inn
Bahnhofstrasse 6 half-timbered house	built in 1568, three-storey residential and commercial building with a two-storey gable
Bahnhofstrasse 6a half-timbered house	built in the 16th century, three-storey residential and commercial building, former warehouse building
Bahnhofstrasse 7/9 half-timbered house	built in the 17th century, three-storey residential and commercial building with two-storey gable (demolished?)
Bahnhofstrasse 8 ashlar	Inscription panel of the previous building from 1732
Bahnhofstrasse 10 diaconate	dated 1520, late Gothic pointed arch and vaulting remains, former St. Peter's Chapel, built as a cemetery chapel, then from 1556 municipal sheep house, Lutheran church in the 18th century, then school, diaconate, kindergarten. Last rebuilt in 1968 and used as a municipal office building until 2007
Bahnhofstrasse 11 half-timbered house	built in the 15th / 18th Century, two-story house with two-story gable
Bahnhofstrasse 9–13 Ludwigsplatz	War memorial with the names of those who took part in the war in 1870/71 and a bust of Grand Duke Friedrich von Baden, made by the sculptor Hermann Föry
Bahnhofstrasse 23 bank building	built in 1904 as a two-storey villa in the neo-baroque style
Bahnhofstrasse 24 city ​​wall	Remains of the city wall of the suburb from the 16th century in the basement wall of an inn
Bahnhofstrasse 26 To swan	built in 1901, restaurant with hall, stone building in the style of historicism
Bahnhofstrasse 30 bobbin factory	built in 1897, former restaurant Zur Eisenbahn , two-storey stone building with a dwelling in neo-renaissance style
Bahnhofstrasse 34 post office	built in 1890, three-storey stone and brick building in the neo-renaissance style
Bismarckstrasse
Bismarckstrasse 19 Kniestockhaus	built around 1900, massive house with Art Nouveau portal (demolished?)
Brettener Strasse
Brettener Str. 2 Alte Post	built in 1588, three-storey residential and commercial building with a two-storey gable facing the market square, former Zum Ochsen inn , connected to the post office
Brettener Str.2a Alte Post	built in 1515 and 1717, three-storey house, attached as a double gable at No. 2
Brettener Str. 3 half-timbered house	built around 1800, two-storey residential and commercial building with a café with a two-storey gable facing the market square
Brettener Str. 5 stone house	built in 1903, three-storey residential and commercial building
Brettener Str. 7 half-timbered house	Dated 1573. Three-storey residential and commercial building with two half-timbered floors on a solid base. The name of the builder Sigmund Klebsattel is carved into the ground floor wall during the dating. At the Neidkopf on the corner of the house facing Metzgergasse there is another inscription that mentions Stefanus Teifenbacher as the owner in 1660.
Brettener Str.7a stone house	built in 1910, three-storey residential and commercial building belonging to No. 7 in the neo-Gothic style
Brettener Str. 8 half-timbered house	built in 1615, three-storey residential and commercial building with a two-storey projecting gable
Brettener Str. 10 half-timbered house	Three-storey house with two-storey projecting gable and sculptural decoration. The building probably dates from the 16th century, but bears the year 1645 on one of the console stones on a shield held by a winged creature next to initials, which probably indicates a change of ownership on that year.
Brettener Str. 8/10 archway	built in 1748
Brettener Str. 11 to the eagle	built around 1800, three-storey residential and commercial building with two-storey half-timbered gable
Brettener Str. 14/16 model semi-detached house	dated 1848, eaves-standing three-storey residential and commercial building in the classicism style, formerly with a central arched passage
Brettener Str. 20 model house	dated 1848, three-storey house in the classicism style
Brettener Str. 22 half-timbered house	built 1645/1707, three-storey craftsman's and residential house with two-storey gable
Brettener Str. 24 model house	built in 1849, eaves-standing three-storey residential and commercial building with segmental arch passage
Brettener Str. 26 model house	built in 1848, three-storey residential and commercial building
Brettener Str. 30 half-timbered house	built in 1748, two-storey craftsman's and residential house with two-storey projecting gable (a forge with an open fireplace was housed on the ground floor until the mid-1970s)
Brettener Str. 32 half-timbered house	built in 1573, three-storey house with two-storey projecting gable
Brettener Str. 34 To the sun	built in 1812 by Michel Thomä, two-storey model house, used as a hotel, economy and residential building (demolished and rebuilt) The grand-ducal district office of Eppingen granted Konrad Thomä the first license in 1883, successors: Johannes Thomä (1900), butcher Gustav Kugler (1925), Wilhelm Wagner (1930), Emma Mayer (1933), Ludwig Zimmermann (1938), Karl Auchter (1942), Hans Vogel (1956), Maria Glesing (1962), Gerhard Hecker (1975 until closure in 1988)
Brettener Str. 32/34 courtyard gate	Brick round arch between the half-timbered and model house, originally a courtyard gate with 2 wooden doors, the courtyard behind it was shared by houses 32 and 34
Brettener Str. 38 Baroque model house	dated 1783, craftsman and farm house with round arched gate
Brettener Str. 40 model house	dated 1830, two-storey house with a round arch passage
Brettener Str. 42 model house	built in 1852, two-storey farmhouse with a round arch passage
Brettener Str. 43 stone house	built in 1887, three-storey commercial and residential building
Brettener Str. 44 model house	dated 1911, two-storey residential building with segmental arch passage
Brettener Str. 47 fountain	Sandstone well shaft from the 16th century with a new superstructure
Brettener Str. 51 model house	built in 1812, two-storey commercial and residential building in plait style with round arched passage, formerly Gasthaus Zum Engel
Brettener Str. 57 Office Building	built in 1781/84 as the villa of the town councilor Konrad Erckenbrecht and as the first house in front of the Vorstädter Tor . Two-storey office and residential building with a vase-crowned arched gate, terrace with stone parapet, came into the possession of Pastor Ziegler from the builder, and from him in 1814 to the city of Eppingen, who made it available to the Eppingen District Office . Today used as a police station.
Brettener Str. 60 model house	built in 1822, two-storey house with a round arch passage
Brettener Str. 62 model house	built in 1838, two-storey house with arched gate
Brettener Str. 64 Municipal Hospital	built in 1894/95, three-winged stone building with hipped roof and bell tower
Brettener Str. 79 model house	built in 1849, two-storey farmhouse with segmental arch passage, beginning of an assembled row of houses extending to the outskirts
Brettener Str. 81 model house	built in 1864, two-story farmhouse with segmental arch passage
Brettener Str. 83 model house	built around 1874, two-storey farmhouse with segmental arch passage
Brettener Str. 85 model house	built in 1900, two-storey farmhouse with a through gate
Brettener Str. 87 model house	built in 1850, two-storey farmhouse with a round arch passage
Brettener Str. 89 model house	built in 1850, two-storey farmhouse with arched passage (old house number: 87a)
Brettener Str. 91 model house	built in 1898, two-storey farmhouse with segmental arch passage (old house number: 89)
Eichgasse
Eichgasse 4 half-timbered house	dated 1807, craftsman's house with two-storey gable to the north and half-timbered workshop extension to the south
Färbergasse
Färbergasse 2 half-timbered house	Two-storey plastered house with two-storey gable, protruding north gable with arbor , last dyer's house in Eppingen
Färbergasse 4a half-timbered barn	massive building with two-storey half-timbered gable facing south (demolished?)
Fleischgasse
Fleischgasse 2 Old University	Timber dated 1495, building inscription dated 1749, three-storey building with two-storey gable, Alemannic half-timbering, characterizing the entire old town. 1564/65 alternative quarters of the University of Heidelberg , today a museum.
Fleischgasse 5 half-timbered house	built in the 17th century, two-storey house with a two-storey gable
Fleischgasse 9 half-timbered house	built in 17./20. Century, half-timbered construction from 1962 on a solid old two-storey substructure
Gerbergasse
Gerbergasse 3 half-timbered house	built in the 17th century, a combination of several individual buildings created by a full hipped roof, remains of the city wall from the 12th / 13th centuries. Century in the north plinth wall
Hardtwald
Hardtwald 1 Ottilienberg Chapel	dated 1473, ruins of a Gothic pilgrimage chapel, rebuilt in simplified form in 1954
Heilbronner Strasse
Heilbronner Str. 2 Villa Elsa	dated 1903, massive two-storey building in the neo-Gothic style with loggia and stair tower. The garden was once fenced in by the banister of the old elementary school from 1881.
Hermann-Hesse-Strasse
Hermann-Hesse-Str. 9 residential building	built in 1928 in garden city style, single-storey building with a mansard roof
Hindenburgstrasse
Hindenburgstrasse 1 residential building	built by the trade association in 1926 in garden city style, two-storey building with a hipped roof
Hungerberg
Hungerberg 2 grave passage	Fieldstone vaults under the dirt road to Knebelseck at the edge of the forest
Kaiserstrasse
Kaiserstr. 1 former District Court	built in 1873, two-storey stone building with a fully hipped roof
Kaiserstr. 2 Former high school, Eppingen	built in 1867/69, three-storey stone building with a fully hipped roof, housed the grammar school from 1945 to 1972, today the Kraichgau special school
Kaiserstr. 3 Ev. Rectory	two-storey stone building with hipped roof
Kaiserstr. 4 old elementary school	built in 1881, three-storey stone building with hipped roof
Kaiserstr. 10 Ev. City Church	built in 1876/79 according to plans by Ludwig Diemer as a replacement for the old town church, three-aisled neo-Romanesque stone building on the plan of the Latin cross with a 5/8 choir and a square west tower
Kaiserstr. 11 model house	built in 1873, two-storey bourgeois house with segmental arch passage
Kaiserstr. 12 Old Forestry Office	built in 1886, two-storey stone building with hipped roof, later known as Villa E. Zorn . In the garden there is said to be a stone table, also designated as a cultural monument, presumably of medieval origin from the old town church
Kaiserstr. 13 model house	built in 1871, two-storey bourgeois house with segmental arch passage
Kettengasse
Kettengasse 2 half-timbered house	built in the 18th century, two-story building with a smooth two-story gable
Kettengasse 5 half-timbered house	Dated 1772, two-storey building with a three-storey gable and steep mansard roof, Franconian baroque framework on a solid base, with ornate corner pilasters and window frames. The corner pilasters have three envious heads in the form of slit-eyed, beardless and bald heads on the capitals.
Kettengasse 6 half-timbered house	dated 1640 (?), three-storey building with a three-storey gable, with decorated window and door walls, Franconian half-timbering
Kettengasse 9 Schwarzle's house	Dated 1488 on the arched portal of the basement exit. Three-storey stable house with three-storey gable, on the former stable door in the lintel with the inscription Johann Philipp Dieffenbacher , Neidkopf and the year 1748. Corner house facing Zunftgasse at the three-style corner .
Kettengasse 22 residential stable house	built in the 15th / 16th Century, two-story solid house with two-story half-timbered gable
Kettengasse 32 Badhäusle	built in the 19th century, rectangular plastered building with saddle roof, former mikveh of the Jewish community of Eppingen (demolished?)
Kettengasse 32a city ​​wall	Parts of the city wall were rebuilt as quarry stone garden walls in the 1960s
Kettengasse 32b city ​​wall	Parts of the city wall were rebuilt as quarry stone garden walls in the 19th century
Kettengasse 36 city ​​wall	a 3 × 3 meter part of the city wall from the 12th / 13th centuries Century to the west of the barn door
Kirchgasse
Kirchgasse 1 Pfeifferturm	built in the early 13th century, a square humpback tower with a height of 21.85 meters plus about 9 meters of roof structure from the 18th century. Former city prison.
Kirchgasse 2 Wappenstein	on the east side of a building from the late 19th century with the date 1564 of the previous building
Kirchgasse 2a warehouse building	built in 1825, two-storey half-timbered building
Kirchgasse 2b warehouse building	built in 1753, two-storey half-timbered building
Kirchgasse 4 half-timbered house	built in the 18th century, three-story building with a massive ground floor
Kirchgasse 12 Parish Church of Our Lady	original church of the city, oldest building finds from the 12th century, oldest building inscription 1435, with late Gothic porch, in 1974 supplemented by a modern transept. With extensively preserved frescoes from around 1300 in the tower choir.
Kirchgasse 13 half-timbered house	built in the 15th century, three-storey corner house with three-storey gable
Kirchgasse 14 half-timbered house	built in the 18th century, two-storey building with a two-storey gable, once also used as a school and cigar factory
Kirchgasse 16 Katharinenkapelle	built in the 15th century, half-timbered building on a high stone base with two gable floors, the side of the building facing the town church is painted with the Eppinger Dance of Death
Kirchgasse 17 half-timbered house	built in the 17th / 18th Century, three-storey commercial and residential building with a solid ground floor and two attic storeys, corner building that characterizes the cityscape of the Linsenviertel
Kirchgasse 18a basement window	Profiled stone window in the former barn plinth
Kirchgasse 19 half-timbered house	built in the 16th century, three-storey residential building in a location that characterizes the cityscape, rebuilt in different forms after war damage
Kirchgasse 21 half-timbered house	built in the 15th century, three-storey house, rebuilt in different forms after war damage
Kirchgasse 22 floating gable house	built around 1500, three-storey house with three-storey projecting gable, rebuilt in different forms after war damage
Kirchgasse 25 Leiningen's Schlössle	built in the 16th century, three-storey house with a two-storey gable, with a passage on the ground floor, characterizing the street
Kirchgasse 28 solid house	built around 1900, former middle stable house and the last remaining structure of this type in Eppingen, converted into a residential building
Kirchgasse 29 half-timbered house	built in 1685, three-story house with two-story gable
Kirchgasse 30 half-timbered house	two-story house with two-story gable
Kirchgasse 31 Baumann's house	Dated 1582, three-storey patrician house with a solid ground floor and protruding three-storey gable, ornate Franconian half-timbering, with a lion's grimace on the corner of the stone plinth to the Altstadtstraße and a head of envy on the corner post above, as well as other grimaces in the lintel on the first floor.
Kirchgasse 32 half-timbered house	built in 1695, two-storey house with a two-storey gable and a bent part of the barn
Kleingartacher Landstrasse
Kleingartacher Landstr. 2 vineyard houses	dated 1787, square structure with a stone pilat star and tent roof
Küfergasse
Küfergasse 2 Old Synagogue	dated 1731, three-storey half-timbered building with massive ground floor and basement, mikvah in the cellar, baroque door frames and a large wedding stone . Used as a house of worship until the construction of the new synagogue in 1873, afterwards a residential building in private ownership
Leiergasse
Leiergasse 1 half-timbered house	former barn, converted into a commercial building (demolished?)
Leiergasse 1a – c city ​​wall	built in the 16th century, the last visible wall of the suburb
Leiergasse 5 half-timbered house	built in the 17th century, three-story house with two-story gable, overbuilding of the city wall
Leiergasse 7 half-timbered house	built in the 18th century, two-storey house with a two-storey gable
Leiergasse 7a half-timbered barn	built in the 18th century, tall, massive building with a two-story half-timbered gable
Leiergasse 8 half-timbered house	built in the 17th century, two-storey house with a solid ground floor and two-storey gable
Leiergasse 9 half-timbered house	built in the 16th century, two-storey house with a massive ground floor and a protruding three-storey gable
Leiergasse 15 half-timbered house	built in the 17th century, two-storey house with a solid ground floor and two-storey gable
Leiergasse 15a half-timbered house	built in the 17th century, annexed at no.15
Leiergasse 19 half-timbered house	built in 1755, two-storey house with a solid ground floor and two-storey gable, overbuilding of the city wall
Leiergasse 19a half-timbered barn	built in 1755, two-storey building with a solid ground floor and two-storey gable, overbuilding of the city wall
Leiergasse 22 half-timbered barn	built in 1706, two-story building with a massive ground floor and two-story gable
Leiergasse 23a – d city ​​wall	Remnants of the city wall in four gardens
Leiergasse 24 warehouse building	built in the 19th century, rear building at Brettener Str. 43, three-story building with two-story gable, defining the cityscape
Leiergasse 25 city ​​wall	Remnants of the city wall in five gardens
Leiergasse 26 half-timbered house	built in the 17th century, two-storey house with two-storey gable (demolished?)
Lentil Quarter
Linsenviertel 3 Altes Spital	built in the 18th century, three-storey house with two massive storeys and a two-storey gable, former poor house
Linsenviertel 17 half-timbered house	built in the 18th century, three-storey house with a protruding two-storey gable
Linsenviertel 19 half-timbered house	built in the 18th century, three-storey house with a massive ground floor and two-storey gable
Lohgasse
Lohgasse 10 pigsty	Built towards Badgasse in 1805, with four doors and two troughs, the only remaining building in the area with flat roofing with sandstone slabs
Lohgasse 12 half-timbered house	built in 1803, barn with living area, plastered two-story building with three-story gable and remains of the city wall
Ludwig-Zorn-Strasse
Ludwig-Zorn-Str. 2 brewhouse doors	Former church door from 1806 of the north aisle of the Old Town Church on the east side of the Palmbräu brewhouse
Ludwig-Zorn-Str. 4 Villa R. Zorn	built in 1914, two-storey Art Nouveau building with half-hilted mansard roof, balcony and bay window, Palmbräu director's villa
Ludwig-Zorn-Str. 6 Old Sparkasse	built in 1875, two-storey residential and commercial building, plastered building in the classicism style
Ludwig-Zorn-Str. 9 Former Catholic rectory	built in 1874, two-storey stone building with courtyard gate. The list of monuments from 1985 mentions a statue of Mary around 1800 near the building.
Ludwig-Zorn-Str. 14 Old notary's office	built in 1908, residential building with hipped roof, central projectile and column-supported terrace above the entrance
Ludwig-Zorn-Str. 16 Old trade school	built in 1909/10, two-storey building with a multi-sectioned facade and two dwelling houses to the south, covered by a hipped roof, ground floor made of sandstone, upper floor made of bricks
Marketplace
Marktplatz 1 Town Hall	built in 1823/24 according to plans by Karl August Schwarz in the classicism style as a three-story solid building, old address: Brettener Str. 1
Marktplatz 1a wall move	medieval quarry stone wall in the west of the town hall courtyard
Metzgergasse
Metzgergasse 1 half-timbered house	built in 1601, three-storey craftsman's and residential house with a massive ground floor, projecting half-timbered structure and front door from the Biedermeier period, former Jewish school
Metzgergasse 3 half-timbered barn	built in the 17th century, two-storey building with a solid basement
Metzgergasse 6 stone door frame	at the Adler slaughterhouse, remains of a previous building from the 18th century
Metzgergasse 7a half-timbered house	built in 1715, two-story building with a massive ground floor and two-story gable
Metzgergasse 8 barn	two-story building with a massive ground floor and two-story gable
Mühlweg
Mühlweg 9 Lower Mill	dated 1795, two-story massive apartment building with hipped roof, built as a municipal mill at the confluence of Hilsbach and Elsenz
Oldenburg hollow
Oldenburger Hohl 1 refuge	dated 1870, single-storey rectangular sandstone building
Ölgasse
Ölgasse 2 half-timbered barn	built in the 17th century, three-storey building, converted into a residential and commercial building
Rappenauer Strasse
Rappenauer Str. 1 café	dated 1779, two-storey building with a solid ground floor and two-storey gable, built on a city wall adjacent building to the town hall on the market square
Rappenauer Str. 4 Art Nouveau house	built in 1900, three-storey building in facing brickwork with sandstone structure (old house number: 2)
Rappenauer Str.8a model house	built in 1793, two-storey farmhouse with arched passage
Rappenauer Str. 10 to the palm tree	built in 1797, two-storey farmhouse with a round arched passage, the headquarters of the Palmbräu brewery
Rappenauer Str. 12 model house	built in 1802, two-storey farmhouse with arched passage
Rappenauer Str. 15 half-timbered barn	built in 1822, two-story building with a solid ground floor, arched entrance and two-story gable
Rappenauer Str. 20 half-timbered model house	built in 1775, two-storey house with a massive ground floor and a through gate
Rappenauer Str. 22 Half-timbered model house	dated 1830, two-story house with a solid ground floor and arched passage
Rappenauer Str. 35 Villa Greif	built in 1880, two-storey massive residential building with a half-hipped roof, once surrounded by a park-like garden
Rappenauer Str. 42 model house	built in 1873, two-story farmhouse with segmental arch passage, the only farmhouse with a stone facade in Eppingen
Rappenauer Str. 43 model house	dated 1798, two-storey building with segmental arch passage, carved Biedermeier front door
Rappenauer Str. 45 model house	dated 1798, farmhouse with solid ground floor and arched passage, with inscription plaque
St. Peters Gasse
St.-Peters-Gasse 1 half-timbered house	built in the 16th century, three-storey residential and commercial building with a two-storey gable
St.-Peters-Gasse 2 half-timbered house	built in the 17th century, three-story house with two-story gable
St.-Peters-Gasse 2a half-timbered house	built in the 17th century, three-storey building with a two-storey gable, originally a barn, converted into a residential building in 1982
St.-Peters-Gasse 3 half-timbered house	built in 1552, three-storey building with workshop extension and two-storey gable
St.-Peters-Gasse 4 half-timbered house	built in the 17th century, two-story stable house with solid ground floor, basket arch passage and two-story gable
St.-Peters-Gasse 5 half-timbered house	built in the 16th century, four-storey house with two massive plinth floors and a single-storey gable
St.-Peters-Gasse 5a half-timbered house	Semi-detached house to No. 5
St.-Peters-Gasse 6 half-timbered house	built in 1572, three-storey craftsman's and residential house with two-storey projecting gable, Franconian half-timbering, with stucco ceilings from the Rococo period on the 1st and 2nd floors
St.-Peters-Gasse 8 half-timbered house	dated 1518 and 1588, three-storey communal house with a solid ground floor and two-storey gable as well as a shed porch with another half-timbered gable
Steingasse
Steingasse 1 half-timbered gable	on massive barn (demolished?)
Steingasse 4 Frankeburg	built in the 15th century, two-story stable house with two-story gable, Alemannic half-timbered (demolished?)
Sulzfelder Weg
Sulzfelder Weg 20 stone bridge	Formerly the largest field path bridge in Kraichgau, sandstone vaults with rounded parapets on both sides, meanwhile demolished
Sulzfelder Weg 40 Raußmühle	First mentioned in 1334, free-standing three-sided courtyard, two-storey, partly timber-framed residential building with a two-storey gable dated 1765
Forest road
Waldstrasse 2 old cemetery	Parts of the cemetery wall date from the 16th century, an inscription stone dates the wall to 1586. In the cemetery there are numerous grave monuments that are significant in terms of local or art history.
Waldstrasse 2 tool sheds	built on the cemetery grounds around 1900, with a tent roof
Weinbrennerstrasse
Weinbrennerstrasse Israelitischer Friedhof	laid out in 1818/19, walled, with numerous historical grave monuments
Wilhelmstrasse
Wilhelmstrasse 18 fire station	built in 1859 as an official prison, three-storey stone building with hipped roof and brick-vaulted interior, today surrounded on several sides by modern extensions
Zunfthausgasse
Zunfthausgasse 1 half-timbered house	built in 1712, single-storey house on a high basement with a two-storey gable, doors with plait style carvings, corner posts with inscriptions and coat of arms
Zunfthausgasse 2 Ratsschänke	oldest building inscription from 1388, two-storey half-timbered house with hipped roof, in the older front part partly with plank walls , in the rear part from 1483 with storey- high St. Andrew's crosses
Zunfthausgasse 4 community barn	built in the 16th century, two-story half-timbered building with two-story gable
Zunfthausgasse 7 city ​​wall	Part of the city wall from the 12th / 13th centuries Century under the south side of a two-story house
Zunfthausgasse 7a city ​​wall	Part of the city wall from the 12th / 13th centuries Century under the south gable of a two-storey half-timbered barn, with a figure of Christ in the foundation

literature

• Edmund Kiehnle : Preservation of monuments and the cultural monuments in Eppingen city . In: Around the Ottilienberg. Contributions to the history of the city of Eppingen and the surrounding area, Volume 3 , Eppingen 1985, pp. 439–478
• Julius Fekete : Art and cultural monuments in the city and district of Heilbronn , Konrad Theiss Verlag , Stuttgart 1991
• Bernd Röcker: Envious people in Kraichgau . In: Kraichgau. Contributions to landscape and local research , volume 16, 1999, pp. 349–364
• Monument conservation value plan of the city of Eppingen
• W. Thiem: Monument conservation value plan for the entire Eppingen complex . Regional Council Stuttgart, Department of Monument Preservation, 2008 ( online )

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Simon Gajer: The ensemble received . In: Heilbronn voice . December 18, 2008 ( at Stimme.de ).
2. ↑ Published in All around the Ottilienberg - Contributions to the history of the city of Eppingen and the surrounding area, Volume 3 , Eppingen 1985
3. ↑ The station is a listed building
4. ^ Karl Türck: The auction of the "ox" in Eppingen anno 1815 , In: Around the Ottilienberg Volume 3 , 1985
5. ↑ Röcker 1999, p. 352 with Fig. 6.
6. ↑ Röcker 1999, p. 352 and Fig. 7.
7. ↑ Edmund Kiehnle: Eppingen from 1803-1933 . In: Around the Ottilienberg , Volume 2. Heimatfreunde Eppingen, Eppingen 1982, p. 206
8. ↑ Röcker 1999, p. 353, with figs. 9 and 10.
9. ↑ Röcker 1999, p. 353, with Fig. 8.
10. ↑ Röcker 1999, p. 350/51 with fig. 1 to 4.

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