List of architectural monuments in Pasewalk

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In the list of architectural monuments in Pasewalk , all listed buildings in the West Pomeranian town of Pasewalk and its districts are listed. The basis is the publication of the list of monuments of the Uecker-Randow district as of February 1, 1996.

( NOTE : The street names and house numbers listed in the table below, in which the buildings and various objects are located, are for the most part no longer up-to-date due to street renaming and the allocation of new house numbers after 1996 with their current status from 2014! Street names and house numbers that were current in 2014 are, if known, placed in brackets under the old information if they are no longer current.)

Architectural monuments according to districts

Pasewalk

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At the bulwark Storage of the former flake factory


Am Markt 1
(map) 		Administration building (district office) Originally planned as the new town hall of Pasewalk. But built in 1951/52 as the seat of the council of the Pasewalk district . From 1994 to 1998 the seat of the district of Uecker-Randow . After 1998 it was converted into a residential and commercial building. Administration building (district office)


Am Markt 11
(map) 		right and left entrance door


Am Markt 12
(map) 		Residential building


On the market Ernst Thalmann Monument Dismantled in the 1990s. Today stored in the museum depot on Grabenstrasse. The former location is now surrounded by a low hedge and marked by a tree. Ernst Thalmann Monument


At the sports field
(map) 		Cenotaph for the fallen in 1914/1918 Erected in 1932 on a hill in the form of an early historical barrow near the sports field of the "Pasewalker Turn- und Sportverein" (today sports field in the facilities). The memorial is now surrounded by sports fields and buildings and is located on private property, where it is surrounded by a playground and trees. It is signposted but not open to the public.


(Map) Railway station with ancillary building, goods handling building, two water towers and four railway workers' houses (Bahnhofstrasse 1, 1a, 2, 2a and 3) Station building built in 1862 in the Norman fort style. 1967 redesigned in much simpler architectural forms u. a. by demolishing the stylized fort towers on the roof corners and plastering the brick building. Railway station with ancillary building, goods handling building, two water towers and four railway workers' houses (Bahnhofstrasse 1, 1a, 2, 2a and 3)
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Bahnhofstrasse 8/9
(map) 		Residential building Residential building


Baustraße
(map) 		Pavement in the area between Mühlenstrasse and Grabenstrasse


Baustraße 5
(map) 		Jagdschlösschen The Jagdschlösschen is a renaissance building from the 16th century, which served the Pomeranian dukes as a hunting lodge. In the 21st century it is used as the seat of the Pasewalk Provostry. Jagdschlösschen


Baustraße 31
(map) 		Residential building


Baustraße 33
(map) 		Residential building


Baustraße 34
(map) 		Residential building


Baustraße 35
(map) 		Residential building


Baustraße 36/37
(map) 		Residential building


Baustraße 38
(map) 		Residential building


Baustraße 46
(map) 		Residential building


Baustraße 47
(map) 		Residential building


Baustraße / Klosterstraße
(map) 		school Before 1945 General Girls' School. In GDR times it was named Polytechnische Oberschule (POS) and in 1979 it was named “Max Leu” in POS. school


Baustraße / Schulstraße
(map) 		school Built by “The City of Pasewalk Ann. Dom. 1865. For instruction of the youth ”(inscription memorial plaque). Today the school building on Baustraße is a branch of the primary school “Ueckertal” located at Pestalozzistraße 26 in the east of the city. school


Dargitzer Strasse Chestnut avenue with paving and summer path


(Map) Cemetery, older, with a memorial to the Cuirassier Regiment and cemetery wall Inaugurated on July 11, 1922 Kürassier monument commemorates the the First World War fallen "Queen Cuirassiers" the Cuirassier Regiment "Queen" (Pomeranian) No. 2, . Cemetery, older, with a memorial to the Cuirassier Regiment and cemetery wall


Jewish cemetery (Löcknitzer Strasse) with cemetery wall Established in 1859 together with a small cemetery chapel. Desecrated during the November pogrom in 1938, and the cemetery chapel and synagogue on Grabenstrasse burned down and destroyed. 1950 A memorial stone is erected on the site of the former cemetery. Restoration of the cemetery in 1988 by a cemetery wall and the installation of four preserved tombstone slabs. 1997 Installation of a memorial plaque with historical data on the cemetery. Jewish cemetery (Löcknitzer Strasse) with cemetery wall


(Map) Cemetery, Neuer (Stettiner Chaussee) with portal, chapel and pump


Gartenstrasse 7
(map) 		Residential building


Gartenstrasse 8
(map) 		Residential building


Gartenstrasse 9
(map) 		Residential building


Gartenstrasse 10
(map) 		Residential building


Gartenstrasse 11
(map) 		Residential building


Gartenstrasse 46
(map) 		Residential building


Grosse Kirchenstrasse 4
(map) 		Residential building


Große Kirchenstrasse 8
(map) 		Residential building


Grosse Kirchenstrasse 10
(map) 		Residential building


Große Kirchenstrasse 11
(map) 		Residential building


Grosse Kirchenstrasse 12
(map) 		House and stable with relief


Grosse Kirchenstrasse 13
(map) 		Residential building


Grosse Kirchenstrasse 14
(map) 		Residential building


Große Kirchenstrasse 15
(map) 		Residential building


Grosse Kirchenstrasse 16
(map) 		Residential building


Große Kirchenstrasse 17
(map) 		Miserable house The building, probably built around 1350, initially served as a hostel for pilgrims . After the Reformation, the foundation was dissolved and it served as an apartment for the city's gravedigger and church servant . In the 21st century, the community used the house as an administrative building. Miserable house


Große Kirchenstraße
(today: Große Kirchenstraße 18)
(map) 		movie theater Built 1955 to 1957 as the Maxim Gorki movie theater . After 1990 conversion to a commercial building with a supermarket and small shops and relocation of the cinema to the upper floor. Around 2008 cinema operations ceased. movie theater


Grünstraße 10
(today: Grünstraße 63)
(map) 		School and gym School building built in 1905 as a secondary school for girls. In 1908 the grammar school moved in and in 1909 the gymnasium was built and in 1910 the first extension. During the GDR era, the school was converted and renamed the Extended High School (EOS) " Willi Sänger ". After 1990 it was named "Gymnasium Pasewalk" and in 1997 a third extension was completed. 1999 Named " Oskar-Picht-Gymnasium Pasewalk " and 200 times the title of a European school . School and gym


Grünstraße 11a
(today: Grünstraße 61)
(map) 		Court with prison wing Built in 1905. Court with prison wing


Grünstraße 12
(today: Grünstraße 59)
(map) 		Residential building ("Alte Post") Built in 1745 as a half-timbered building for the storage of military equipment and uniforms of the garrison. Badly dilapidated building repaired in 1817 and sold to private individuals by the garrison in 1883. From 1980 to 1990 it was the seat of the Pasewalk District and City Library. Comprehensive renovation from 1991 to 1997, since then again the seat of the Pasewalk City Library.


Grünstraße 19
(map) 		Residential building


Grünstraße 26
(map) 		House with stable (on Bergstrasse)


Grünstraße 27
(map) 		Residential building


Grünstraße 28
(map) 		Residential building


Grünstraße 31
(map) 		Residential building


Grünstraße 35
(map) 		Residential building


Grünstraße 33
(today: Grünstraße 1)
(map) 		House with stable House with stable


Haußmannstraße 1
(today: Haußmannstraße 85)
(map) 		town hall Built in 1928 as the city's tax office. Since 1945 the town hall of Pasewalk. town hall


Haussmannstrasse 2
(map) 		Residential building


Haussmannstrasse 6/7
(map) 		Residential building


Haussmannstrasse 7a
(map) 		Residential building


Haussmannstrasse 9a Residential building


Haussmannstrasse
(map) 		Memorial ("Lenin Grove") Construction began in 1970 on the 100th birthday of VI Lenin as an honor grove with a grave complex for fallen Soviet soldiers and a peace column connected to a red memorial wall with a prisoner corner for the victims of fascism and a Soviet star for the Soviet liberators and German-Soviet friendship. Memorial ("Lenin Grove")


Haussmannstrasse / Mühlenstrasse
(map) 		Memorial to Paul Behrendt Erected in 1956 in memory of the Jewish city councilor and entrepreneur Paul Behrendt (1860–1939) and his family, who were persecuted by the National Socialists , on the site of his machine factory and iron foundry in Haußmannstrasse, which he founded in 1872. Memorial to Paul Behrendt


Kalandstrasse 7
(map) 		Front door with skylight and basement with access


(Map) St. Mary's Church The three-aisled hall church dates from the 14th century and is based on a previous building from the 13th century. In 1984 part of the tower collapsed and was then blown up. A year later, the first yoke was rebuilt and the reinforced concrete tower was rebuilt. It is 78.5 meters high and carries the largest bells in Western Pomerania. St. Mary's Church
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(Map) St. Nikolai Church The church is considered the largest stone church in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and dates from the 12th century. It was destroyed and rebuilt several times. In 1615 it received a tower in the Renaissance style . St. Nikolai Church


(Map) Catholic Church St. Otto (Marktstrasse) The church is the youngest sacred building in the city and was consecrated to the Pomeranian bishop Otto von Bamberg in 1885 . Catholic Church St. Otto (Marktstrasse)


Kleine Kirchenstrasse Pavement in the area between Baustraße and Marktstraße


Marktstrasse 37
(map) 		Residential building


Marktstrasse 50
(map) 		Residential and commercial building with outbuildings


Marktstrasse 61
(today: Marktstrasse 44)
(map) 		Post office with a one-story outbuilding Post office built in 1892 as the imperial post office of the German Empire. One-storey outbuilding on Kleine Kirchenstrasse between the post office and Jagdschlösschen built after 1720, where it served as a royal horse stable for the kings of Prussia traveling through between around 1720 and 1786. Serious damage to the post office during the Second World War , some of which were burned out. Reconstruction after 1945 in a greatly simplified form without staggered window gables over the risalits . During the GDR era, the post office building was expanded in 1964 with a two-storey extension on the south side. Used as a post office from the time it was built until the 2000s. Then at the end of the 2000s it was converted into a residential and commercial building. Post office with a one-story outbuilding


(Map) Murder Cross on the Marienkirchof Erected in the 14th century in memory of the very wealthy knight family von Lindtstedt who lived in and around Pasewalk from the 14th to the 16th century. Murder Cross on the Marienkirchof


Mühlenstrasse Pavement in the area between Ueckerstraße and Pulverturm


Mühlenstraße 1
(today: Mühlenstraße 28)
(map) 		villa Former villa of the mill owner Hermann Stege. Has been in serious decline since the 1990s and was in danger of collapsing in early 2018. Demolished in 2018. villa


Mühlenstraße 10
(today: Mühlenstraße 17)
(map) 		Rectory, catholic Rectory of the Catholic parish of the Church of St. Otto. Rectory, catholic


Mühlenstrasse 15/16
(map) 		Residential building


Mühlenstrasse 25
(map) 		Residential building


Oskar-Picht-Strasse 62
(map) 		Residential building


Prenzlauer Chaussee
(map) 		Mill


Prenzlauer Chaussee
(map) 		Park with "love grotto" The park was created on the initiative of Mayor Albert Will in 1898 east of Prenzlauer Chaussee as the city's first park. In the north-eastern part there has been the love grotto in honor of the mayor since 1903 , a cave formation made of tuff with a memorial plaque, as well as a goldfish pond in the southern part. On the initiative of the businessman Emil Krüger, the park was extended to the south in 1913 by the "Krüger Park", which was later named after him, and later, after his death, a memorial stone erected in his honor was added. Since 1913, both parts of the park have formed the "Bürgerpark". Park with "love grotto"


Prenzlauer Chaussee
(map) 		Water tower (at the hospital) Water tower (at the hospital)


Prenzlauer Chaussee 9
(map) 		Residential building


Prenzlauer Chaussee 10
(map) 		Residential building


Prenzlauer Chaussee 11
(map) 		Residential building


Prenzlauer Chaussee 12
(map) 		Residential building


Prenzlauer Straße 15
(today: Prenzlauer Chaussee 30)
(map) 		hospital Originally planned as a large state hospital with a military hospital. 1951 to 1955 construction of the first partial block. Completion of the building from 1957 to 1961 as a district hospital for the Pasewalk district. From 2002 to 2007 extensive renovation and expansion to a hospital with basic and standard medical care. hospital


Prenzlauer Strasse 17
(map) 		Hospital "Red Hospital" The building in neo-Romanesque style was built in 1851 as an extension of the "Spiritual Foundation St. Georg and St. Spiritus zu Pasewalk". It offered space for 16 apartments and was named after the red clinker bricks with which it was built. At the beginning of the 21st century, 12 residential units were built that are used for assisted living . Hospital "Red Hospital"


Prenzlauer Strasse 19
(map) 		Front door with skylight


Prenzlauer Strasse 19a Front door with skylight


Prenzlauer Strasse 19b Front door with skylight


Prenzlauer Strasse 21a
(map) 		Residential building


Prenzlauer Strasse 22
(map) 		Residential building


Prenzlauer Strasse 24
(map) 		Residential building


Prenzlauer Strasse 25
(map) 		front door


Prenzlauer Strasse 27
(map) 		Residential building


Ringstrasse 10
(map) 		Front door with skylight


Ringstrasse 10a Front door with skylight


Ringstrasse 15 Residential building


Ringstrasse 32 Front door with skylight


Ringstrasse 33 Residential building


Ringstrasse 34 Residential building


Ringstrasse / Große Ziegelstrasse
(today: Ringstrasse 121)
(map) 		Villa (Knobelsdorf) with gate entrance Built in 1897 for the commander of the cuirassier regiment “Queen” (Pommersches) No. 2 stationed in Pasewalk and named after the multiple regimental commander Hans Wilhelm von Knobelsdorff, who lived in the villa until 1945. Today it houses the hotel and restaurant of the same name. Villa (Knobelsdorf) with gate entrance


Ringstrasse / Klosterstrasse / Gartenstrasse
(map) 		gym Built in 1863 as a riding arena for the cuirassier regiment. In 1908 it was taken over by the city as the municipal gymnasium and handed over for use by the city's schools. gym


Ringstrasse / Roßstrasse
(map) 		Sausage factory


Ringstrasse / Schulstrasse
(map) 		Officer's mess with gate entrance and cuirassier park The officers' mess was built between 1867 and 1869 for the cuirassier regiment "Queen" (Pomeranian) No. 2 together with a park. The building was expanded in 1951 and 1952, part of which was used as a restaurant and nightclub in the 1990s and is empty in the 21st century. Officer's mess with gate entrance and cuirassier park


Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse
(today: An der Kürassierkaserne 6)
(map) 		Hospital St. Georg First mentioned in 1380. Sometimes referred to as the St. Jürgen Hospital. Served in the early Middle Ages as a hospital and infirmary, which was located south of the city, in front of the city walls. It was badly damaged in the Second Polish-Swedish War in 1657 and only rebuilt around 1740. In 1806 it was merged with the St. Spiritus Hospital to form the “St. George and St. Spiritus Spiritual Foundation”. Hospital St. Georg


Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse
(today: An der Kürassierkaserne 9)
(map) 		Barracks with main building (block 4), guard (no.), Staff building (block 9), main building of the site administration, former prison (now plastered), stable on Scheringer Straße, former horse stables (blocks 15, 18, 19 and 20 ; U-shaped facility), forge (No. 25), kitchen building (block 3), wall between blocks 29 and 30 and the eastern continuation, wall to Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße (both sides) and memorial "Horst Viedt" Barracks built from 1879 to 1882 and 1899 to 1900 as a brick shell in neo-Gothic style with residential barracks, dormitories, horse stables, casino, dining room, military hospital, forge, workshops and detention center initially for four, later five squadrons of the cuirassier regiment "Queen" (Pomeranian) No. 2 . This ended the civil billeting of soldiers with residents in the city, which had existed since 1721 with the stationing of the first Dragoons regiment in Pasewalk. The three-story residential barracks are 229.50 meters long. The entire barracks complex originally enclosed an inner courtyard with riding lanes, foot exercise and riding arenas measuring 218 × 105 meters. In 1901 an additional sick and quarantine stable for horses opposite the barracks. After the dissolution of the Cuirassier Regiment in 1919, briefly formation of the Reichswehr Cavalry Regiment No. 2 and from 1920 the 6th (Prussian) Cavalry Regiment of the Reichswehr a . a. from Dragoon Regiment "von Arnim" (2nd Brandenburg) No. 12 and stationing two squadrons of the new cavalry regiment in barracks. 1924 Installation of a memorial stone for those killed in the Dragoon Regiment “von Arnim” (memorial removed after 1945?) And construction of another barracks building for medical and food supplies. 1934 Relocation of the Reiter Regiment and stationing of Reichswehr News Department No. 2 there. This ends the 213-year history of Pasewalk as an equestrian town. From 1945 to 1949 various Red Army units were stationed in the barracks complex and used by the Barracked People's Police (KVP) of the GDR from 1949 to 1956 . 1956 Takeover of barracks by the newly founded National People's Army (NVA) of the GDR and from 1956 to 1960 construction of another barracks building (again demolished after 1990). Between 1956 and 1990 various NVA units were housed in barracks, including Pioneer Battalion No. 5 “Horst Viedt” and Battalion Chemical Defense No. 5 stationed in Pasewalk for a long time. During the GDR era, the barracks were named after a former member of the National Committee Free Germany (NKFD), "Horst Viedt" (* 1921 † 1945) and a memorial was set up for him. Monument removed after 1990. 1990 Short-term takeover of the barracks complex by the Bundeswehr and use as a depot before it was finally closed in 1991. After 270 years, Pasewalk's history as a garrison town ended. After the renovation began in 1997, the main barracks building was used from 1998 to 2011 as the seat of the district office of the Uecker-Randow district and since 2011 as a branch of the district office of the Vorpommern-Greifswald district . After the demolition of the entire northern part of the stables, the remaining southern, U-shaped part of the system has been used since 2001 as a “Historic U” cultural forum for events, exhibitions, conferences and trade fairs.


Roßstrasse 12
(map) 		Residential building


Schulstrasse 5
(map) 		Residential building


Speicherstrasse 3
(map) 		Storage Former Royal Provision Office with the regiment's provisions store. Storage


City fortification with city wall, mill gate , Prenzlauer gate , tower “ Kiek in de Mark ” and powder tower City fortification with city wall, mill gate, Prenzlauer gate, tower “Kiek in de Mark” and powder tower


Stettiner Chaussee
(map) 		Mecklenburg's rest Created between 1865 and 1867 as the city's first green space. 1934 Establishment of the “Mecklenburg Stone”. Mecklenburg's rest


Street of the Liberators 21 Residential building


Road of the Liberators 22 Residential building


Street of the Liberators 37 Residential building


Road of the Liberators 41 Residential building


Ueckerstraße 1
(map) 		Retirement and nursing home (part of the St. Spiritus Hospital) The St. Spiritus Hospital was probably founded by the Pomeranian dukes of the Griffin family in the second half of the 13th century, following the example of Santo Spirito in Sassia in Rome . It was first mentioned in a document in 1416. The building, also known as the “Black Hospital”, is today probably the oldest building in the city. Retirement and nursing home (part of the St. Spiritus Hospital)


Ueckerstraße 2
(map) 		Retirement and nursing home (part of the St. Spiritus Hospital)


Ueckerstraße 23
(map) 		Residential and commercial building ("New Pharmacy") Built in 1895. Residential and commercial building ("New Pharmacy")


Ueckerstraße 24
(map) 		Residential building


Ueckerstraße 52
(today: Ueckerstraße 24)
(map) 		Department store Built in 1959. Department store


Ueckerstraße
(today: Ueckerstraße / Am St. Spiritus)
(map) 		Hospital St. Spiritus The building complex of the St. Spiritus Hospital in Ueckerstraße consists of a total of four houses and an extension in the 21st century: the original St. Spiritus Hospital building from the 13th century and an extension built on it in the 2000s, two Buildings from the Baroque around 1740, as well as a new building also built in the 2000s.


Ueckerstrasse
(map) 		Monument to Oskar Picht Erected in 1984 between two new building blocks in Ueckerstraße in the form of a bust on a stele. Dismantled in 1999, the bust was given on permanent loan to the Oskar-Picht-Gymnasium in Grünstraße, where it was mounted on the facade next to the main entrance together with a memorial plaque. Monument to Oskar Picht

Papenbeck

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B 104 Farmhouse Farmhouse

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Pasewalk

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Bahnhofstrasse
(map) 		Hotel Uecker Built in 1912/13 as the “Monopol” hotel with a cinema in the basement. During the GDR period around 1953 it was renamed "Hotel an der Uecker" and operated by the GDR trade organization (HO). Hotel operations ceased in 1990. Demolished in 2011 after vacancy and dilapidation. Hotel Uecker


Bahnhofstrasse / Haußmannstrasse
(map) 		Gas station Built in 1937. Demolished in the 1990s. Today small parking lot and green area. Gas station

source

  • Report on the creation of the monument lists as well as on the administrative practice in notifying the owners and municipalities as well as on the handling of change requests (status: June 1997)

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