List of architectural monuments in Insel Hiddensee
The list of architectural monuments in Insel Hiddensee contains all the architectural monuments of the municipality of Insel Hiddensee ( district of Vorpommern-Rügen ) and its districts. The basis is the publication of the list of monuments of the district of Vorpommern-Rügen, excerpt from the list of monuments from August 2015.
Monument area
The place Neuendorf is a monument in the area since the year of 2005.
The place essentially originated around the year 1700, only Plogshagen in the south of Neuendorf is older. In a severe storm surge in 1872, most of the houses were destroyed and then rebuilt. Neuendorf consists of nine rows of houses oriented in an east-west direction on meadow grounds, mostly without any fencing of the properties. The houses are usually single-storey plastered buildings, painted white and covered with pipe, sometimes also with bricks. They usually stand on embankments about 80 cm high, which were created to protect against flooding. The meadows between the houses were jointly owned and used as pasture for sheep and horses as well as for drying the fishing nets.
The "development structure of a village in the meadow landscape is unique on Hiddensee and its shape is not known anywhere else".
Greaves
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| 00316 |
Dorfstrasse 50 (map) |
Fisherman's house | The house was built around 1720 and is one of the oldest buildings on the island. It is a one-story, thatched-roof building that is used privately today. In the list of monuments (as of November 2018) Dorfstrasse 50 is incorrectly sorted in the district of Kloster. |
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monastery
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| 00373 |
At the Klostertor (map) |
Monastery gate | The Hiddensee Monastery was in operation until around 1535 and was closed as a result of the Reformation . With the exception of the island church of Hiddensee, which is located outside the monastery walls, nothing of the structures remained . Several foundations were exposed during recent excavations. The round arch, known today as the monastery gate , has no direct connection with the monastery, it was the entrance gate to the manor that was built on the former monastery grounds. It dates from the 18th century and was later structurally changed. |
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| 00374 |
Am Klostertor 6 (map) |
Residential house (Gerhart Hauptmann's first residence) |
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| 00378 |
At lighthouse 2 (map) |
lighthouse |
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| 00376 |
Biologenweg (map) |
Seminar building | The seminar building, often referred to as the Kurhaus , was built in 1934 for the biological station. |
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| 00377 |
Biologenweg 20 (map) |
Residential building |
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| 00375 |
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Residential building | The house, also known as Haus Pingel , is one of the four houses on Hiddensee that were built by Max Taut in the first half of the 1920s . Taut designed the house in 1924 for the interior designer Walter Pingel. The building served as a summer house until around 1960, after which it was used as a residential building and underwent considerable structural changes. The correct address is Zum Hochland 3. |
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| 00376 |
Biologenweg 5 (map) |
Residential building (doctoral student house) | The house was built in 1925 by Max Taut for the Berlin publisher Max Gehlen . The Hiddensee Biological Station has been using the site since 1930, and the house was called the Doctoral House. |
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| 00380 |
Hügelweg 19 (map) |
Residential house (House Felsenstein, entire complex), with guest house and garden |
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| 00384 |
Kirchweg 1 (map) |
Museum (former sea rescue station) | The building on the Baltic Sea on the western edge of the town, built around 1890, previously served as a sea rescue station and is now used as a local museum. It originally had a clinker brick facade that was plastered in the 1960s. |
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| 00382 |
Kirchweg 13 (map) |
Villa "Seedorn" with extensions (Gerhart Hauptmann memorial) |
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| 00888 |
Kirchweg 3 (map) |
Kloster, Kirchweg 3, Muthesius summer house | The house stands on the high bank above the local history museum and can be seen from afar from the direction of Vitte. The architect Eckart Muthesius began building his summer house in 1946. The rooms can be reached via an external corridor under the roof, which extends far forward, only the kitchen, bathroom and living room are connected inside. In 2009 the building was listed as a historical monument. |
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| 00901 |
Kirchweg 3 | One-room pavilion with veranda | ||
| 00379 |
Kirchweg 35 (map) |
Cemetery with Gerhart Hauptmann's grave, Walter Felsenstein's family grave and grave steles by the church | see cemetery around the island church |
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| 00381 |
Kirchweg 35 (map) |
church |
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| 00902 |
Kirchweg 9 | Two-room pavilion | ||
| 00383 |
To Hochland 13 (map) |
"Lietzenburg" | The wealthy painter Oskar Kruse (1847–1919) had the Art Nouveau villa built in the monastery in 1904/1905. In its seclusion, it became a popular meeting place for artists and writers. |
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| 00878 |
To the Hochland 17 (map) |
Former Pension (today ornithological station) |
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Neuendorf
| ID | location | designation | description | image |
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| 00459 |
(Map) | Lighthouse on the Gellen |
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| 00855 |
Pluderbarg 7 (card) |
Fishing shed "Lütt Partie" |
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| 00460 |
Joke 13 (card) |
Residential building |
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| 00461 |
Joke 15 (card) |
Residential building |
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| 00462 |
Joke 17 (card) |
Residential building |
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Vitte
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| 00791 |
Norderende 140 (card) |
Residential building |
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| 00788 |
Norderende 172 (card) |
Windmill |
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| 00789 |
Norderende 90 (card) |
Residential building |
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| 00790 |
Norderende 92, 94 (map) |
Residential house (Muthesius house) with garden | The single - storey thatched double house was acquired by Hermann and Anna Muthesius , who converted the former fisherman's house. |
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| 00792 |
Blast 30 (map) |
Residential building |
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| 00796 |
Süderende 105 (map) |
Fischerkaten (Hexenhaus, Reichwein House) | The witch's house, built around 1753, is one of the oldest buildings in Vitte. Originally it was a fishing hut. The painter Elisabeth Büttner bought it in 1915 . In 1930 she handed it over to Annemarie Pallat, wife of the archaeologist Ludwig Pallat . Her son-in-law, the reform pedagogue Adolf Reichwein , also used it as a summer house. Because of his work in the Kreisau district , he was executed by the National Socialists in 1944. A stumbling block in front of the house reminds of him. After the Second World War, the house belonged to his wife Rosemarie Reichwein and has been in the Reichwein family again since 1990. |
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| 00794 |
Süderende 33 (map) |
Katen |
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| 00795 |
Süderende 57 (map) |
Residential house (doctor's house) with both stables | The doctor's house was built in 1914 by the municipality with funds from the visitor's tax so that doctors could settle on the island. Henni Lehmann contributed a loan to build the house. Behind the brick building is the also listed stable. |
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| 00797 |
Süderende 73 (map) |
Residential building |
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| 00799 |
To Seglerhafen 13 (map) |
Residential house (Nordperd / Haus Weidermann) | The house was built by Max Taut in 1923. The tiled roof, drawn down deep to the west (to the Baltic Sea), is reminiscent of the headgear of fishermen and seamen. On the other hand, towards the east, towards the bay, the house opens up invitingly. It was built for the Berlin businessman Karl Weidermann, who sold it to the Delius / Möbius family in 1939. |
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| 00798 |
To Seglerhafen 7 (map) |
Residential house (Asta-Nielsen-Haus / Haus Müller) | The house was built in 1922 by Max Taut for the commercial director Richard Müller. In 1928, silent film star Asta Nielsen bought it , who spent the summer months here with her sister until 1935 and called the house Karusel (Danish for carousel). An exhibition in the house commemorates Asta Nielsen and Max Taut. The house later served as a residential building and is now used for exhibitions. |
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Former architectural monuments
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Neuendorf, Königsbarg 10 (map) |
"Groot Partie" fishing shed | The two Neuendorfer fishing associations, Lütt Partie and Groot Partie, had their own sheds for the equipment. The shed of the Groot part fell into disrepair after 2000 and was struck off the list of monuments. It was rebuilt after 2015 and, like the Lütt Partie shed, houses an exhibition. The picture shows the state in 2013. |
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Vitte, Norderende 140 (map) |
Palucca house | The dancer Gret Palucca had a summer house built in Vitte in 1961. It was a massive building made of plastered brick, covered with thatch and with a roof that was pulled down far on the north side and a largely glazed south side. According to the monument authority of the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, with its "simple design language of the 1960s" it was in the "tradition of pre-war modernism". At the beginning of 2009 it was placed under monument protection for historical and urban development reasons.
After Gret Palucca died in 1993, her house became the property of a community of heirs and stood empty for several years. In March 2009 the house in Berlin was auctioned. But the municipality had already issued a demolition permit, which was implemented on March 21, due to the quickest order placement, before the demolition permit for the now listed building could be withdrawn. |
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Web links
Commons : Architectural monuments in Hiddensee - collection of images
Individual evidence
- ↑ Rügen District Ordinance on the Neuendorf Monument Area, Seebad Insel Hiddensee municipality , January 25, 2005
- ↑ History of the monastery on the website of the Evangelical Parish Hiddensee, accessed on October 1, 2013.
- ↑ Felix Biermann, [ Report on the excavations at Hiddensee Monastery (Hiddensee Municipality, District Rügen, Fpl. 40) in September / October 2008 ], pp. 3–4, on the pages of the Hiddensee Evangelical Church, accessed on October 1 2013.
- ↑ Barbara Finke, Beatrice Pippia, Landhäuser & Villen am Meer, Rügen and Hiddensee , Culturcon medien, Berlin and Wildeshausen, 2009. ISBN 978-3-941092-10-5 , pp. 53–55.
- ↑ a b c d Brief description for the Open Monument Day, accessed on October 1, 2013
- ↑ Barbara Finke, Beatrice Pippia: Country houses & villas by the sea, Rügen and Hiddensee , Culturcon medien, Berlin and Wildeshausen, 2009. ISBN 978-3-941092-10-5 , pp. 57–58.
- ↑ Hiddensee: New Island doctor . In: Schleswig-Holsteines Ärzteblatt, 6/2002, pp. 70/71.
- ↑ Henni Lehmann at hiddensee-kultur.de, accessed on October 1, 2013
- ↑ State Office for Culture and the Preservation of Monuments, justification of monuments (PDF; 2.8 MB), accessed on October 1, 2013.
- ^ Monument protection for Palucca house on Hiddensee comes too late , in: Märkische Oderzeitung , March 20, 2009.
- ↑ View of Palucca's summer house, which was demolished in 2009, at www.lr-online.de; accessed on June 16, 2019.
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