List of monuments in Coburg / Cortendorf
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The Coburg district of Cortendorf is located northeast of the city center.
Cortendorf
50 ° 16 '21.2 " N , 10 ° 59' 28.7" E
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Beerhügel war memorial |
At this location there is a memorial for the fallen of the First World War , which was created around 1920. A slightly tapering pillar made of red sandstone rises on a floor slab and is crowned by an iron cross on a base. On the front there is a dedication inscription with the symbols sword, helmet and wreath; Death wreaths are attached to the side. In front of this memorial stands a 1952 memorial for the fallen and missing of the Second World War . It consists of a reinforced concrete wall, the height of which rises like a hyperbola towards a cross front. |
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Hahnweg 139 LASCO Umformtechnik |
The premises of LASCO Umformtechnik, which was founded in 1863 as a Cortendorfer iron foundry and machine factory by Louis Langenstein and Ludwig Schemann and were allowed to call itself "Ernst-Hütte", are located on the site . The oldest casting hall was built in 1888 by G. Stang from Mönchröden. The elongated hall structure still forms the core of the factory today; it represents the northwestern part of the building complex. |
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| Rosenauer Strasse 86 | The historicist two-story house was built in 1898 by A. Dittauer in brick with sandstone structures. A corner risalit is attached to the street . There are three windows on the ground floor; a three-sided bay window on the upper floor has turned corner columns and ornamented parapets. On the right-hand side facing the property entrance there is a Spornerker with a mansard roof. The attic is made of half-timbered construction and is covered by a hipped roof with knee sticks. Crested hips, which imitate the shape of the bay windows on the two risalits, protrude above the gables. The house entrance on the left is covered with a wooden veranda. Behind this is a squat stair tower with a half-timbered upper floor. |
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| Rosenauer Strasse 88/90 | This historicist style double house was built in 1905 from two completely different parts of the building. The house on the left, No. 90, appears as a three-storey dwelling. The eaves-standing house with a gable roof has a half-timbered tower with a Welscher hood . The gable-facing right house No. 88 has a gable roof and a side bay window with a branch gable. |
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Rosenauer Straße 98/100 Scheidmantel Brewery |
The building complex of the Scheidmantel Brewery consists of a group of historic brick buildings. They were built between 1884 and 1921 by Carl Kleemann, Miller & Hetzel from Munich and Georg Kempf. In 1880 Stephan Scheidmantel took over the property of his father Heinrich Scheidmantel, who had died a year earlier. As a result, Stephan Scheidmantel steadily expanded the company and the factory buildings. The building complex is bounded by the Itz to the southeast and by Rosenauer Straße to the northwest. |
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| Rosenauer Strasse 111 | This house used to be the Scheidmantel brewery restaurant; it stands on what was originally a three-sided head plot opposite the Scheidmantel brewery on Rosenauer Strasse. It is an elongated two-story house with a slate half-timbered structure and a hipped roof . It has nine to three window axes with strict regularity, which is only interrupted on the long side by a large arched guest room window. The house stands on a square plinth. |
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| Waldsachsen Strasse 4 | This two-story hipped roof house with plastered half-timbering dates from the 18th or first half of the 19th century. It essentially corresponds to the type of farmhouses in the Coburg region, but also has deviations such as an embossed rectangular base and the fact that the half-timbering is not completely slated. |
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