List of architectural monuments in Wüstenrot

This list of architectural monuments in Wüstenrot contains buildings within the municipality of Wüstenrot in the Heilbronn district that are worthy of preservation as architectural , cultural or historical monuments . The data basis of the list is the 1999 published catalog of the architectural monuments in Wüstenrot , which at the time of its publication sought to replace an official list of monuments for the site that was missing to date. Small monuments such as wayside crosses or landmarks were not included in the catalog.

image	designation	location	Dating	description
More pictures	Kilian's Church	Wüstenrot, Hauptstrasse 7	1732/34	Evangelical parish church. Built in its current form in 1732/34 using older components.
	Evang. Rectory	Wüstenrot, Hauptstrasse 12	1895	Two - storey half-timbered building with a solid ground floor, shingled half-timbered structure and crooked hip roof . Renovated in 1994 according to plans by the Heilbronn architect Lothar Kohler . The previous building was the house where the neurologist Ernst Kretschmer (1888–1964) was born.
	Old Town Hall	Wüstenrot, Hauptstrasse 11	1780	Two-storey half-timbered building with half-hipped roof and ridge turret , built in 1780 as a school and town hall. Comprehensively renovated in 1997/98, whereby the structural framework received its original white version. The building is used as a community center and museum.
	Old forester's house	Wüstenrot, Hauptstrasse 13	18th century	Two-storey, gable-free, plastered half-timbered building, essentially from the 18th century.
	Gasthaus zum Löwen	Wüstenrot, Hauptstrasse 9	2nd third of the 18th century	Two-storey building with a half-hipped roof, like the neighboring old town hall, built in the late 18th century.
	Former Gasthaus zum Hirsch	Wüstenrot, Hauptstrasse 14	17th century	Two-storey plastered half-timbered building with a hipped roof on a high, solid base. The core from the 17th century, but later heavily rebuilt.
	Georg Kropp House	Wüstenrot, Haller Strasse 3	18th century	Headquarters of the Wüstenrot Bausparkasse . Basically from the 18th century, in the middle of the 19th century. raised and clinkered on the street side. The building was renovated in 1995/96.
	Half-timbered house	Wüstenrot, Schmalzberg 1	1797	Stable house on a hillside with a high solid base, marked 1797 on the southeast corner post.
	Former Villa radish	Wüstenrot, Kroppstrasse 14	1926	One-storey building with a cripple mansard roof. Built according to plans by master builder Fr. Oberst for the community caretaker Carl Friedrich Rettich.
	Former Villa Kropp	Wüstenrot, Löwensteiner Strasse 48	1926/27	Wooden house built in 1926/27 according to plans by the Stuttgart architect Gustav Daucher for the building society founder Georg Kropp , who also died in this house in 1943.
	Former House Ankele	Wüstenrot, Wellingtonienstrasse 31	1926/27	Former home of the Bausparkasse co-founder Robert Ankele (1874–1959), wooden house within a large park lot.
More pictures	Wüstenrot cemetery	Wüstenrot, Haldenweg	2nd half of the 18th century	Noteworthy grave monuments are the Gerold column for the bailiff in Böhringsweiler , Gottlob Gerold (1748–1814), and the family grave of the building society's founder Georg Kropp (1865–1943) , which is maintained as an honorary grave.
	Silver studs "Soldier's Luck" and "Unexpected Luck"	Wüstenrot, Won Pfaffenklinge	1722	Remains of unsuccessful excavations for silver between Wüstenrot and Stangenbach.
	Old school house	Stangenbach, Schmellenhöfer Strasse 22	1909/10	Two-storey building with a hipped roof, bell tower and pointed dormer window with a clock face. Built in 1909/10, used as a kindergarten since 1980.
	Evang. church	Finsterrot, Wendel-Hipler-Weg 4	1981	New church built in 1981 on the site of an older church, which arose from a school and town hall that was rebuilt in 1857. Two glass windows from 1957 by W. Scheib and a bell cast by Joh. Georg Lösch in Morsbach in 1783 have been taken over from the previous building. The old bell was damaged in a fire in 2002 and has been next to the bell tower since then.
	Gasthaus zum Waldhorn	Finsterrot, Alte Strasse 7	17th century	Two-storey half-timbered building on a solid base, with a northern porch supported on wooden columns facing the Alte Straße . Since the street layout was changed in 1853, the house has been oriented to the south.
	Fountain	Finsterrot, Alte Straße (opposite house no.7)	1731/56	Stone gallows well, crowned with the coat of arms of those of Olnhausen, marked 1731 on the top edge, marked 1756 on the keystone.
	graveyard	Finsterrot, Gustav-Vogelmann-Strasse	1676	Cemetery wall partly still with old sandstone brickwork on the north and east sides. High old gate with segment arch .
More pictures	Evang. Parish church	Maienfels, Im Burgfrieden 3	1433/1613/1914/15	Rectangular building with a three-sided east end, which was created in 1613 by converting an older chapel from 1433. The church received its current form with elements of Art Nouveau through a renovation in 1914/15.
More pictures	Maienfels Castle	Maienfels, Im Burgfrieden 15	13th century	High medieval castle, first mentioned in 1302, demolished in 1441, rebuilt in 1464. In the castle on the mountain side by a bailey, which is protected by a trench cut off the inner bailey, high medieval humpback ashlars are still built. The castle got its current shape through construction measures in the 16th and 18th centuries. The barons of Gemmingen had ownership shares in Maienfels from around 1500 and were able to acquire the castle in its entirety in the 18th century, the complex is still owned by the family today.
	city ​​wall	Maienfels, Im Burgfrieden / Presteneck		Remnants of the fortification on which several buildings sit.
	Former Gasthaus zum Hirsch	Maienfels, Im Burgfrieden 4	1st half of the 19th century	Plastered half-timbered house that sits on the city wall. The base area was exposed on the street side during the church renovation in 1914/15.
	Half-timbered barn	Maienfels, Im Burgfrieden 4 / A	around 1700	Half-timbered building with a gable roof, sits on the city wall.
	Former town hall	Maienfels, Im Burgfrieden 8	1825/1912	On the eaves side on the city wall, two-storey building with a half-hipped roof and a dwarf house. The building was built as a schoolhouse in 1825 and converted into the town hall in 1912, with the dwarf house being added at that time. The house has been privately owned since 1989 and was renovated in 1990/94.
	Old rectory	Maienfels, Im Burgfrieden 14	1820	Single-storey half-timbered building with a gable roof
	Former New school house	Maienfels, Wendelshälden 8	1912	It was built as a replacement for the old schoolhouse, which was converted into a town hall in 1912, and served as a school building for the towns of Maienfels and Brettach. Privately owned since 1981.
	graveyard	bush		Early-occupied cemetery with walls from the early 18th century without any grave sites worth mentioning.
	Farmhouse	Kreuzle, Bretzfelder Strasse 15	1851	Single house with plastered half-timbered upper floor on a brick base. Marked 1851 on a lintel, the separate bakery and wash house is marked 1876 on the lintel.
	Farmhouse	Schweizerhof, Schweizerhof 11	1805
More pictures	Evang. Parish church	Neuhütten, Frankenstrasse 10	1862/63	Built in 1862/63 according to plans by Albert Barth . The church is essentially still in its original shape, both inside and outside.
	Evang. Rectory	Neuhütten, Frankenstrasse 12	1863/64	Two-storey building with a gable roof, built in the immediate vicinity of the church according to plans by Albert Barth.
	Former school	Neuhütten, Frankenstrasse 8	1872	Based on the architecture of the rectory, it was built in 1872 according to plans by Louis Stahl .
	Former Lodge	Neuhütten, Glashüttenstrasse 21	around 1600	Two-storey building with half-timbered gable, built around 1600, once the home of the master craftsman.
	Gasthaus zur Sonne	Neuhütten, Marktplatz 3	early 19th century	Two-storey clapboard half-timbered house with a solid basement base.
	Bakehouse	Neuhütten, Am Gassensee 2	around 1850
	graveyard	Neuhütten, Friedhofstrasse / Frankenstrasse	1860	Expanded several times since the plant was built in 1860. Noteworthy objects are the war memorial for the fallen soldiers of the First World War from 1928 as well as the keystone of the church that fell down during the construction of the Neuhüttener Church in 1863, which killed the mason Johann Karl Wieland and then became his tombstone.
	Hunter's House	Kreuzle, Bretzfelder Strasse 1–3	1761/1810	Former forester's house of the barons of Gemmingen with tithe barn. Two-storey building with a solid base, hipped roof and roof turrets. The tithe barn from 1784 is attached to the northeast of the building at a right angle.
More pictures	Evang. Parish church	Neulautern, Sulzbacher Strasse 21	1865/67	Built in 1865/67 according to plans by Albert Barth. The equipment was renewed in 1971/72.
	Evang. Rectory	Neulautern, Sulzbacher Strasse 23	1865/66	Sandstone block construction with a gable roof, built according to plans by Albert Barth.
	Old school and town hall	Neulautern, Sulzbacher Strasse 5	1838/1930	Two-storey plastered half-timbered building with a gable roof. Built in 1838, rebuilt in 1930, used as a town house since 1975, extensively renovated in 1978.
	Gasthaus zum Löwen	Neulautern, Heilbronner Strasse 1	1782	Two-storey half-timbered building with a solid base, gable roof and double dwarf house. Built in 1782 as a hut, sold to the Löwenwirt in 1807 and expanded to its present form in 1898.
	Small farmhouse	Neulautern, Langes Eck 24	around 1800	Two-storey stable house with pitched roof, no cellar. At the house is the so-called hunger table, which shows the price increase from 1772 to 1817.
	Former Lautertal factory	Neulautern, Sulzbacher Strasse 90–92	1850	Opened as a stoneware factory with state support in 1850, later mechanical weaving mill, used as a climatic spa around 1900, cigar factory for a long time from 1906, furniture store from 1951 and privately owned since 1975. In addition to the two-storey main building in half-timbered construction with a gable roof and a three-storey central wing, several similarly constructed outbuildings (stable building, porter's house, tea house, tobacco drying tower) have been preserved.

literature

• Christoph Seeger: Catalog of architectural monuments in Wüstenrot in: Wüstenrot. History of a community in the Swabian-Franconian Forest. Wüstenrot 1999, pp. 231-244.