List of architectural monuments in Langeoog

In the list of architectural monuments in Langeoog , all listed buildings of the Lower Saxon community of Langeoog in the district of Wittmund are listed. The basis is the district's published list of monuments (as of February 8, 2001).

Architectural monuments are “ground monuments, movable monuments and monuments of geological history in the sense of the law.” The list of monuments of the community of Langeoog includes 42 monuments.

Architectural monuments

The list includes, if available, a photograph of the monument, the name if available, otherwise the type of building and the address, the date of protection and the registration number of the monument authority.

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Ensemble Fährhusweg 5/7	Fährhusweg 5/7 card	Residential houses, single-storey brick buildings with gable ends under a half-hip roof with verandas for guest house use	Late 19th century		0003 and 0009
	Customs House	Mittelstrasse 15 map	Single-storey, eaves-standing residential building with a half-hipped roof, plastered areas above the combat zone, curved eaves, stylistically adapted wash house in the courtyard, small single-storey brick building	around 1910		00010 and 0001
	Herrenhusstrasse settlement	Herrenhusstrasse 1-20	Single-storey, eaves brick buildings with veranda, designed as a double house	1936	23rd August 1990	00013-00030
	"Am Blumental" settlement	Am Blumental 1-7, Friesenstrasse 26	Two-storey, eaves brick buildings	1936	23rd August 1990	00036-00043
	"Am Blumental" settlement	Friesenstrasse 18,20,22,24	single-storey eaves brick buildings with veranda	1936	23rd August 1990	00031-00034
	Langeoog island church	Kirchstrasse 3 map	Evangelical church with cemetery and enclosure, neo-Gothic brick building with south-west tower, plastered areas on the tower and fiebel triangle, built in 1890, expanded in 1953	1890		00012
	Langeoog water tower	At the water tower card	Despite the spatial distance, the water tower and the waterworks form a functional ensemble that rarely documents the operation of a waterworks around 1910. The tower is 18.5 m high and stands on an 18 m high dune on the Western Cape, a mushroom-like cantilevered water tank (100 m³) over an octagonal hull with a lantern (viewing platform), the plant is a single-storey functional building in the form of a machine hall with plastered brick walls under a hip roof , Arched window with brick decoration, technical equipment is preserved	1909		00008 (tower)
	West waterworks	Mittelstrasse 37 map	The factory is a single-storey functional building in the form of a machine hall with plastered brick walls under a hipped roof, arched windows with brick decoration, technical equipment has been preserved	1909		00044 (factory)
	Lifeboat	Kurstrasse map	The boat was built in 1944 at the August Pahl shipyard in Hamburg-Finkenwerder . "Wesertypus" series: 14 m long steel hull, 1.38 m draft and 150 hp, out of service in 1980	1944		00047
	Guesthouse "Haus Sommerfeld"	Mittelstrasse 17 map	One-storey brick building with a low jamb, central axis with entrance projectile, dated "1901", younger corner veranda with original wooden windows	1901		00005
	Guesthouse "Seemanshus"	Mittelstrasse 18 map	Former residential and farm building, narrow, single-storey brick building under a gable roof, in the former farm area, interior stand frame and suspended ceiling, built around 1800, south gable with wooden veranda around 1900	around 1800		00007
	Residential building	Otto-Leuss-Weg 3 map	One-storey brick building with a two-column high frame structure, one-sided deep full hip, essentially from the 18th century, free space, entrance porch and wooden veranda around 1900	18th century		00004
	Guesthouse "Böttcher-Hus"	Rudolf-Eucken-Weg 7 map	One-storey brick building with a low jamb, central axis with entrance rosalite, structured by cornices, roofing and profile. Window sills, front porch on the street side	around 1900		00006

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Lower Saxony Monument Protection Act (NDSchG), § 3 (1) [1]

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