List of architectural monuments in Lubmin

In the list of architectural monuments in Lubmin , all listed buildings in the municipality of Lubmin (Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania) are listed. The basis is the publication of the list of monuments of the Ostvorpommern district as of December 30, 1996.

Architectural monuments

Lubmin

location	designation	description
Old Village 4 (map)	former restaurant and department store (residential building)	Single-storey, brightly plastered building with a gable roof
Old village	Cobblestone street with dry stone walls on both sides	The original floor covering has been preserved in this area of the street. The cobblestones in the further course of the road were relocated in the course of the road renewal.
Old village (map)	Advertising pillar	The approximately three meter high column is made of white concrete with a gray conical roof .
Old village	Transformer house	Single-storey building with a gable roof
Freester Strasse 8 (map)	railway station	From 1898 to 1945 Lubmin was connected to a small railway line Greifswald – Wolgast . After the Second World War it was used as a refugee home , school and today as a spa guest center.
Dünenstrasse 3 (map)	former pension with farm building	Two and a half story plastered building with a gable roof. On the street side, the windows on the ground floor are decorated with round arches and on the first floor with a cornice.
Dünenstrasse 52 (map)	Pension Dünenschloß	Two-and-a-half-storey, plastered building with a half-hip roof and a dormer built in the middle. The basement is decorated with field stones. On the left is a simple, single-storey building with a gable roof.
Freester Strasse 2/3 (map)	Residential building	Single-storey half-timbered house with thatched roof with crooked hip. The local history museum of the municipality is located here, which also includes an extensive collection of fossils .
Freester Strasse 55 (map)	front door	dark brown, double-leaf front door with decorations
Freester Strasse 56 (map)	House with stable	Single-storey half-timbered house with a crooked hip roof from 1882
Freester Strasse (map)	Petrikirche	The church was built in the 1950s and designed by the Greifswald church building councilor Schwarz. In the interior there is an altar carpet, which depicts the fishing trip of Peter. The baptismal bowl dates from the Baroque period and is a gift from the Wusterhusen parish
Hafenstrasse 26 (map)	Residential house (only left half of the house)	Single-storey, white plastered half-timbered house with thatched roof with crooked hip
Long Street 16	Residential building	single-storey building with several dormers
Lange Strasse 29 (map)	Residential building	Single-storey half-timbered house with thatched roof with crooked hip
Lange Strasse 31 (map)	Former Pension Schwalbe (residential building) with rear residential / farm building	Two-story, brightly plastered house with a crooked hip roof. The first floor is optically separated from the ground floor by a cornice.
Philosophenweg 10 (map)	Children's rest home	In the immediate vicinity of the Reichsbahnererholungsheim, a children's recreation home was built between 1926 and 1929. During the GDR it was named in honor of the politician of the KPD in Friedrich Dettmann , from 1967 in Ernst Kamieth . It is used as a sports and youth hotel in the 21st century.
Schulstrasse 12 (map)	barn	one-storey, yellow plastered building with a gable roof
Seestrasse 2 / 2a (map)	Villa Theodora	single storey red brick building
Seestrasse 3 (map)	Villa "by the sea"	Two-story, white-painted building, the edges of which are highlighted with blue, vertical lines
Seestrasse 5a (map)	Weekend house (barrack)	one-storey bungalow with dark wood paneling and a flat gable roof
Beach promenade (map)	Reichsbahnerholungsheim	The building was built around 1907 under the direction of the Greifswald master mason Wendt , who is planning a villa forest and lake . After its preliminary completion in 1908, he sold the structure to the railway association in Berlin . In the course of a renovation in 1936, central heating was installed and a balcony that stretched over two floors on the beach side was torn down . After the Second World War , a military hospital was initially set up , later resettlers were quartered there until 1952. In memory of the German communist Philipp Müller , it is used by the FDGB and has been empty since the fall of the Wall in 2014.
Turmstrasse (map)	formerly Warmbad	The warm bath was created in the course of the emerging bath culture in Lubmin. Water from the Baltic Sea was pumped into the building with buckets, later via a pipe, and heated there.
Villenstrasse 6 (map)	balcony	A checkerboard decorated balcony painted in yellow
Villenstrasse 12 (map)	villa	two-storey brick building