List of architectural monuments in Stadthagen

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The list of architectural monuments in Stadthagen contains the architectural monuments of the Lower Saxony municipality of Stadthagen and its localities.

Basis of the list of monuments

The main basis of the “List of Architectural Monuments in Stadthagen” is the directory maintained by the Lower Saxony State Office for Monument Preservation (as of February 2017). Buildings that are still in the directory and have been demolished in the meantime are continued, but marked as demolished. In addition, the Lower Saxony State Office for the Preservation of Monuments keeps a list of archaeological monuments in the municipality of Stadthagen.

Architectural monuments according to districts

Stadthagen

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Residential houses	Am Georgschacht 1, 2/3, 4/5, 6/7, 8/9 card	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
more pictures	Colliery house	At Georgschacht 10 card	Colliery house of the Georgschacht colliery . Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG	1905-1908	December 6, 1983
more pictures	Electrical central	At Georgschacht 11 a card	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	organ	At the churchyard	Part of a listed unit Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
more pictures	Evangelical Lutheran Parish Church of St. Martini	At the churchyard card	The St. Martini Church is an Evangelical Lutheran church in the center of Stadthagen. It is characterized by Gothic style elements and connected to an attached princely mausoleum. A church at its current location is mentioned as early as 1230, but due to its small size it was demolished in 1318. Of this church, the 42.3 meter high tower, which dominates the entire cityscape, and part of the walling still exist today. The three-aisled Gothic hall church with three extensions comes from various construction periods in the Middle Ages. The ossuary built on the south side of the church in 1430 is now used as a boiler room and staircase to the church tower. Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
more pictures	mausoleum	At the churchyard card	The Prince's mausoleum at St. Martini's Church is a total work of art consisting of architecture, sculpture and painting, which is recognized as having international significance. The mausoleum planned by Prince Ernst von Holstein-Schaumburg († 1622) for himself, his wife Hedwig von Hessen-Kassel and his parents since 1607 and started in 1620 was completed by Hedwig a few years after his death. The design was created by Giovanni Maria Nosseni († 1620), the construction and interior decoration were done by Anton Boten. The 13 bronze sculptures and 6 bronze reliefs of the central monument are mature works by the important Dutch artist Adriaen de Vries - the only ones that can still be seen in their original context. The building and furnishings have been preserved in their original state and offer an authentic picture of the sense of style and worldview of a ruling prince between the Reformation and the Thirty Years' War in Protestant northern Germany. Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG	1620-1630	December 6, 1983
more pictures	Former Latin school	At the churchyard card	The Latin school from 1565 was built as a sandstone building by Count Otto IV. It was closed in 1811. Constituent part of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential houses	Am Kirchhofe 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG	1580 (No. 1 and 2), No. 3 (1611), 1603 (No. 7), 1528, annex 1610 (No. 14)	December 6, 1983
more pictures	Old Town Hall	At the market 1 card	The old town hall in Stadthagen is an elongated former town hall built from Obernkirchen sandstone in the Weser Renaissance style. The old town hall now houses the registry office, tourist information, ballroom and restaurant. The “Old Town Hall”, which dominates the market, is divided between the high front gables on the eaves side by two dwelling houses. Although it was not built until between 1595 and 1602, the motif of the “Welschen gable”, which already characterizes the early Renaissance building of the castle, is taken up again. Three bay windows are added to the unadorned structure, the crowns of which are formed by scrollwork, obelisks and vases. Warrior heads look down at the viewer from the central medallions. The very high-quality building sculpture comes from Arendt Robin, who also made the chimneys in the castle. The last extension was added in 1602 to the east gable with a two-storey hall. Its ornamentation takes up Robin's older motifs again, but not in the same artistic quality. A whale rib hangs under the middle bay window on the market side. A reminder of the time of the "Holland drivers", seasonal workers on Dutch herring catchers. Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG	Reconstruction from 1595 to 1602	December 6, 1983	???
	Residential / farm buildings	At the market 8 card	So-called "Haus zum Wolf", half-timbered corner house from 1575 with fan rosettes. Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential houses	At Markt 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19 card	The houses around the market form an ensemble that is protected. Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG	1893 (no.3), building 1586d, facade around 1600/10 (no.4), 1885 (no.6), 1877 (no.7), 1634 (no.15), 1887 (no.18), 1610 (No. 19)	December 6, 1983
	Residential houses	Am Stadtpark 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 card	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential / commercial building	At the cattle market card	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
more pictures	tower	At the cattle market card	Old fortress tower from 1423 on Viehmarktplatz, a remnant of the city fortifications Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		12/10/2002
more pictures	Catholic Church of St. Joseph	Bahnhofstrasse 1 map	Constituent part of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Catholic rectory	Bahnhofstrasse 3 map	Constituent part of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 2 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 4	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 6 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Post office	Bahnhofstrasse 7 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 12 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential house with outbuildings	Bahnhofstrasse 17 map	Individual monuments according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential houses	Bahnhofstrasse 20, 22, 37, 39, 41, 43, 45, 47, 51, 53 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 28 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 30 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 34 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 36 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential house with enclosure	Bahnhofstrasse 57 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 68 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 70 map	Constituent part of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Reception building	Bahnhofstrasse 72 map	Constituent part of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	hotel	Bahnhofstrasse 79 map	The very neglected train station hotel is being rebuilt and converted into a residential building with a few rental apartments. Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 81 map	Constituent part of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Bahnhofstrasse 83 map	Constituent part of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
more pictures	Gardener's house	Brunnenstrasse 16 map	This gardener's house was once the so-called "fountain house" on the edge of the city garden. However, the cure with the supposedly medicinal well water stopped as early as the 19th century. Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Echternstraße 8 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Echternstraße 12 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential houses	Echternstraße 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG	1955 (No. 26), 1563 (No. 29), around 1600 (No. 30)	December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Echternstraße 32 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG	built around 1600	December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Narrow street 10 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
more pictures	Courthouse	Enzer Strasse 12 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Habichhorster Strasse 1 map	Today the special education kindergarten is housed there. Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Pavilion in the castle park	Habichhorster Strasse 2 map	The pavilion at the castle pond is part of the city garden. There is a café in it. The facility is currently in need of renovation. Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Herminenstrasse 4 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential houses	Herminenstrasse 45, 45 a, 47, 47 a, 49, 49 a, 51, 51 a map	(Does this settlement, this ensemble exist?) Constituent part of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		01/20/1988
more pictures	church	Klosterstrasse map	The church was built between 1485 and 1500, it is a remnant of a Franciscan monastery and has been owned by the Reformed Parish since the middle of the 18th century. Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Two farm buildings and a residential building	Klosterstrasse 2 map	Former Freihof von Oheimb. Plastered construction, in its current form around 1800. Constituent part of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG	1743	December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Klosterstrasse 4 map	Two-storey, gable-independent half-timbered building with fan rosettes, built around 1600. Currently empty and threatened with demolition. Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Klosterstrasse 5 map	Former Brewery. Two-storey half-timbered building with a hall gate. Currently vacant and threatened with demolition. Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG	1743 designated.	December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Klosterstrasse 12 map	Half-timbered hall house with utlucht and rich carving, marked 1572 Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG	1572	December 6, 1983
	Residential houses	Klosterstrasse 15, 16, 28, 29 map	Constituent part of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Klosterstrasse 37 map	Gable-independent half-timbered building with a crooked hip roof. Currently vacant and threatened with demolition. Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG	1638	December 6, 1983
	villa	Krebshäger Strasse 18	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential houses	Krumme Strasse 5, 6 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG	around 1700 (No. 5)	December 6, 1983
	Residential houses	Krumme Strasse 21 a, 21	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Krumme Strasse 23 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Krumme Strasse 25 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Krumme Strasse 26 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Krumme Strasse 35 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Krumme Strasse 41 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG	1905	December 6, 1983
	Porter / customs house	Krumme Strasse 42 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Marktstrasse 1 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG	1669	December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Marktstrasse 8 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Marktstrasse 9 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Chapel, memorial	Martin-Luther-Strasse map	The chapel with the memorial is located in the city's cemetery Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Niedernstrasse 8 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG	1612.	December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Niedernstrasse 9	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Niedernstrasse 10 map	Three-storey plastered building with a crooked hip roof. Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG	1876	December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Niedernstrasse 12 map	Quarry stone building on the gable with an expressionist stepped gable. In the back part of the remains of the previous Gothic building. Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG	1924	December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Niedernstrasse 14 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Niedernstrasse 16 map	Plastered half-timbered building with a crooked hip roof. Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG	around 1600	December 6, 1983
	Residential building, the renovated synagogue in the back of the property	Niedernstrasse 19 map	The former synagogue was reconstructed and is now a place of learning and memorial. Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Niedernstrasse 21 map	Three-storey plastered building with a crooked hip roof, built after 1600. Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Niedernstrasse 22 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Niedernstrasse 31 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Niedernstrasse 34 map	Half-timbered gable house Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG	around 1600	December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Niedernstrasse 37 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG	Former Brewery. Half-timbered gabled house with carvings. The brick infills in the decorative bond.	December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Niedernstrasse 37 a map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG	1914	December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Niedernstrasse 40 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential houses	Niedernstrasse 42, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG	1574 (N. 42), before 1600 (no.44), around 1700 (no.45), 1750, 1581 (no.48), 1618 (no.49)	December 6, 1983
	pavilion	Obernstrasse	The pavilion at the pond of the city garden is the so-called pleasure house of the former palace garden, which extended outside the wall in the south of the palace. Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	park	Obernstrasse map	Castle park around Stadthagen Castle, which today houses the tax office. Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential houses	Obernstrasse 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 29, 31 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG	1915 (No. 4), around 1600 (No. 5), 1650 (No. 11), around 1600 (No. 7), 1685, Secret Annex before 1600 (No. 8),	December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Obernstrasse 17 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Obernstrasse 19 map	Half-timbered gabled house with fan rosettes Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG	1650	December 6, 1983
more pictures	Former house, now the Museum Amtspforte	Obernstrasse 32 a map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG	1553 designated	12/12/2001
	Cavalier House	Obernstrasse 33 b map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		12/12/2001
more pictures	lock	Obernstrasse 33 b map	The Schloss Stadthagen of the then ruling Counts and later Princely House of Schaumburg-Lippe was in the years 1535–1539 by Count Adolf XI. built in Stadthagen on the site of a previous plant. It was a moated castle built in 1224, which Count Adolf III. by Schaumburg in a clearing in the Dülwald. The new construction of the palace from 1535 was planned and built by the master builder Jörg Unkair, who came from Lustnau near Tübingen and had previously worked at the Cistercian monastery in Bebenhausen. He chose the sandstone himself in the Bückeberg near Obernkirchen. The residential palace was designed as a spacious, square four-wing complex, the northwest corner of which remained open to the city. The dwarf houses and winged gables - Welsche Giebel - are similar to those of the Schelenburg near Osnabrück, which Unkair had previously built. But since in Stadthagen, unlike the Schelenburg, he did not have to take the remains of the castle from the Middle Ages into consideration, the castle not only looks friendly on the inside, but also on the outside. It was built as a purely residential palace without any military tasks. After completion in 1539, the Schaumburg state government moved in the following year; The tax and finance authorities also had their seat here. In 1608 the government and residence of the Schaumburg counts were relocated to Bückeburg. The castle later served as the widow's seat and residence of the Hereditary Prince. A comprehensive restoration took place in 1875. After the First World War, the castle became the property of the newly founded Free State of Schaumburg-Lippe in 1919, and of Lower Saxony since 1946. The castle is considered the oldest and most influential architectural monument of the Weser Renaissance in Lower Saxony. Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		12/12/2001
	Residential building	Oberntorstrasse 2 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Cross street 2 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG	Stone relief from 1560	December 6, 1983
more pictures	Chapel , infirmary, granary	Probsthägerstrasse, corner of Vornhägerstrasse map	Probably together with the Johannishof leper home to the north, which is only documented in 1394, the St. John's Chapel was built in 1312 outside the walled city - about 250 meters from the Niederntor . It is a rectangular Gothic quarry stone hall church with a gable roof. The window slits, so-called hagioscopes (leprosy slits), on the north side were intended for lepers so that they could see the altar and the host during mass. The leper home was converted into a poor house around 1500. The current building dates from the 17th century. It was renovated in the 1970s and converted into a studio and residential building. During the period of inflation, the St. John's Chapel was used as a mortuary.		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Schulstrasse 9 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Schulstrasse 12 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Schulstrasse 11 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Schulstrasse 17 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Schulstrasse 18 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Schulstrasse 22 map	Old part of the school in the Schlosspark Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
more pictures	Jewish Cemetery	Seilerstrasse map	The Jewish cemetery was laid out around 1822 as a replacement for an old cemetery that had been occupied since 1597 and was located "on the wall". In this old cemetery no stones were allowed to be placed on the graves, as the wall was also used by the citizens for walking and "Christian" eyes should not be offended. After the Second World War , repair work was carried out on the cemetery in 1955/56, 1985 and 1994. Since 1960 it has been owned by the State Association of Jewish Communities of Lower Saxony . The city has been responsible for maintaining the cemetery since 1974. Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG	Around 1822	December 6, 1983
	Ramparts, memorials, memorials	Rampart	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983

Bruchhof

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Main building, residential building, barn and residential / farm building of the Bruchhof	Bruchhof card	As a medieval manor at the gates of Stadthagen, built in the twelfth century by the noble knight Mirabilis von Broke, the Bruchhof had an eventful history. In 1732 it came into the possession of the Counts of Schaumburg. Since 2007 this historical facility has been extensively restored by the Probsthagen project with the participation of the participants and an innovative conference and communication center has been created. Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983

Enzen

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Workshop building, stable, milking master's apartment, gardener's house, barn	Nienstädter Strasse map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential house with landscaped garden	Nienstädter Strasse 11 map	Constituent part of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG and part of a (listed) unit		December 6, 1983

Habichhorst-Blyinghausen

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Wolfgang Bridge	Vornhäger Bach card	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG			36806700

Hobbensen

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Residential / farm building, barn and bakery	Dorfstrasse 2 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Old age part	Stemmer Strasse 21 a map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Two barns	Stemmer Strasse 15 map	Individual monuments according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983

Hörkamp / Langenbruch

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Residential / farm buildings	Am Bückeberg 41 card	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983

Cancer Hagen

(Alt-) Krebshagen is one of the last typical Hagenhufen villages in Germany. Hagendörfer are elongated villages that were created through settlements along a path. The old farmsteads in Krebshagen are all on one side of the street. Behind the property there is mostly a stream, here in Krebshagen the Krebshäger Bach, officially the "Krumme Bach", which used to be used for drinking water and (even today in part) for service water, especially for cattle. The associated lands, the Hufen, are on both sides of the road in front of and behind the farms.

The farmhouses were built as Low German hall houses with a large entrance hallway (hallway door) and a final living area. This made it possible to drive the harvest wagons into the houses and then bring straw, hay, grain, etc. to the ground ("Böhne") through the skylight. Often you could drive out on the other side of the house. The stables for the cattle were often arranged to the right and / or left of the hallway. That brought warmth into the house in winter. On the gable sides, the roofs are drawn down as a half-hipped ("ham") and have the curves (round gables) typical of the Schaumburger Land.

According to old records, Krebshagen was created by clearing before 1319 (Wendthagen or, in the old days, “Wenethage”, our neighboring village, was built around 1200). It is believed that Wendthagen was founded from Bruchhof, which is probably the oldest settlement in our area. It cannot be ruled out that the first founding of Krebshagen also took place at this time, i.e. before 1319. At that time, individual settlers were assigned areas for reclamation. The name of the village has changed over time: around 1319 they wrote "Cropeshagen", 1382 "Crepeshagen", 1410 "Crepeshaghen", 1457 "Krepeshagen", 1550 "Krepshagenn", 1608 again "Krepeshagen", 1671 "Kreibshagen" , 1696 "Krepshagen" and today "Krebshagen".

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Courtyard with residential house and cross-floor house	District road 4 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Courtyard with residential / farm building and barn	District road 6	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential house, residential / farm building, stable extension	District road 10 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential / farm buildings	District road 12 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Courtyard with residential house, barn and residential / farm building	District road 14 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential / farm buildings	District road 16 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential / farm buildings	District road 18 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Courtyard complex with residential house, retirement part and residential / farm building	Kreisstrasse 20 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential / farm buildings	District road 22 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential / farm buildings	District road 24 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Courtyard with residential / farm building	District road 26 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Courtyard with residential / farm building	District road 28 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Courtyard with residential / farm buildings and stable extension	County road 30 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Courtyard with residential / farm building barn, farm workers' house, farm wing and bakery	County road 32 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	County road 34 map	Constituent part of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Courtyard with barn	County road 36 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential / farm buildings	County road 38 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential / farm buildings	District road 40 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential / farm buildings	Kampstrasse 14 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983

Probsthagen

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Residential building	Am Schäferhof 6 card	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential / farm buildings	Kloppenburg 6 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Probsthagen Church	Kloppenburg map	The Probsthagen Church is a Gothic hall church from the 13th century with a rectangular west tower and choir. Noteworthy are the Sepulcrum (a symbolic burial place of Jesus in memory of the Crusades), the crucifixion relief from the 13th century and the wooden pulpit from the 16th century. Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Rectory	Kloppenburg 10 card	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Courtyard with residential building, farm wing, barn and old part	Lüdersfelder Strasse 10 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG		December 6, 1983

Reinsen - Remeringhausen

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Gut Remeringhausen estate	Heuerßer Strasse 25 map	Constituent parts of a group according to Section 3.3 NDSchG			36799916
	Barn of the Remeringhausen manor	Heuerßer Strasse 25 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG			36801819
	Barn of the Remeringhausen manor	Heuerßer Strasse map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG			36806778
	Stable of the Remeringhausen manor	Heuerßer Strasse map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG			36806803
	New mansion Remeringhausen	Heuerßer Strasse 25 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG			36801844
	Old manor house Remeringhausen	Heuerßer Strasse 25 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG			36801790
	Park of the Remeringhausen manor	Heuerßer Strasse map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG			36806748
	Watermill of the Remeringhausen manor	Heuerßer Strasse map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		09/16/2004	36805883

Wendthagen / Ehlen

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Residential / farm buildings	Grundstrasse 9 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Kohlweg 2 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Residential building	Schaumburger Weg 11 map	Single monument according to Section 3.2 NDSchG		December 6, 1983
	Survey stone	Kreisforst, Stadthagen map				36806406
	Survey stone	Kreisforst, Stadthagen map				36806428
	Tunnel (mining)	Stadthagen map	Rauhegrundstollen			43066109

literature

• Friedrich Bartels: Stadthagen - then and now. Historical working group for Schaumburg, Rinteln 1972
• Karlheinz Poll and Friedrich-Wilhelm Welge: Stadthagen - A city in pictures. Stadthagen 1973
• Wilhelm Weiland: The old houses in Stadthagen - then and now. Rinteln and Stadthagen 1981

Web links

Commons : Architectural monuments in Stadthagen  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Lower Saxony Monument Atlas
• stadthagen.de
• weserrenaissance-stadthagen.de - Information on art and artists of the Renaissance in Stadthagen

Individual evidence

1. ↑ This is not yet available online, but can be viewed in Adabweb.
2. ^ History of the Jews and the synagogue in Stadthagen
3. ↑ See also: List of Stolpersteine ​​in Stadthagen - Documentation of the Jewish apartments in Stadthagen
4. ^ History of the Jews and the synagogue in Stadthagen
5. ↑ Chronicle of the village of Krebshagen ( Memento from September 21, 2017 in the Internet Archive )