List of cultural monuments at the main cemetery in Frankfurt (Winner C – D)

Frankfurt main cemetery, plan of the entrances and exits

Monument protection sign

This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments at the main cemetery in Frankfurt . This list presents the cultural monuments of tubs C and D.

Won C

image	Won	Name (s)	year	Stonemason	description
	C 3	Friederich	1878	F. Hofmeister	Yellow sandstone stele with triangular gable and front tile. There is a wreath of flowers on the pedestal . There were originally vases on the transverse arms . The inscription plates are made of polished gray granite .
	at C 3	Lyre player	around 1910	PA Seiler	Statue of a seated lyre player . The figure and the base are made of shell limestone .
	C 4	Buss	1898	Hofmann	Syenite pillars on a rusticated base . On top of it a velvet urn .
	C 6	Friedleben	1878	J. Mossbacher	Belgian granite obelisk .
	C 7	ax	1895	Syenitwerk Schönberg Hartmann & von der Heyden	The grave of the politician and councilor Johann Adam Beil (1790–1852) is a cross on a base made of syenite.
	C 8-9	by Guaita	1852 (tabernacle grave), 1843, 1851, 1862, 1890, 1875, 1932, 1989 and 1980 (crosses), 1891 (border)	Eduard Schmidt von der Launitz (tabernacle grave) Ludwig Neher and Aage von Kauffmann (edging)	Georg Johann Friedrich von Guaita (1772–1851) is buried in the family grave of the von Guaita family . Tabernacle tomb made of yellow sandstone and nine crosses made of white marble in front of a wall made of yellow sandstone.
	C 10	Owl stone	1862, 1901	JH Grünewald, Gebr. Wagner	Two white marble crosses on Belgian granite pedestals. The lower plinths are made of red sandstone. (Note: the tomb is completely overgrown)
	C 33	Kerstner	1875	F. Hofmeister	Rustic boulder with a yellow sandstone cross on it that looks like tree trunks.
	C 35-36	Ludicke	1882 and 1895	HJ Grünewald	Two crosses made of white marble with pedestals and pedestals made of gray marble.
	C 37	Zoller	1892	Gebr. Wagner	Two crosses made of white marble with pedestals and pedestals made of red sandstone.
	C 38	from eating	1875	A. Dechateau	Polygonal, tapered pillar decorated with reliefs of withered flowers. Below is a pedestal with a recessed writing surface above a base made of gray granite.
	C 41	Seipel	1874	0	Broken red sandstone column on a pedestal with a protruding cover plate.
	C 42	hull	1873, 1893, 1904	HJ Grünewald	Two white marble crosses with Belgian granite pedestals on red sandstone pedestals. Another white marble cross with two volutes .
	C 43	Dietze	1890, 1917, 1949	HJ Grünewald, F. Hofmeister, F. Hofmeister	Three white marble crosses on Belgian granite pedestals on red sandstone pedestals.
	C 54-56	from Steiger	1878, 1929	F. Hofmeister	Two white marble crosses on tapered syenite pedestals.
	C 57	Hammerschmidt	1871, 1909, 1911	A. Dechateau, Gebr. Wagner	White neo-Gothic marble cross on a Belgian granite pedestal. Three podium stones made of Belgian granite with oval inscriptions made of white marble.
	C 59-60	Staudinger	1891 (cross), 1914 (stele)	Syenitwerk Schönberg Hartmann & von der Heyden (cross), JK Götz (stele)	The grave of the doctor and fighter against vivisection , Martin Eduard Staudinger (1780–1848) consists of a stele made of shell limestone with a dog relief. Behind it a cross made of syenite.
	C 63-65	Speltz	1869, 1880, 1893 (crosses), 1923 (base)	Porzelt, Hößbacher (crosses), W. Ohly (base)	Three white marble crosses on Belgian granite bases. A stepped base with stylized pine cones made of shell limestone. Among other things, the lawyer and politician of the Free City of Frankfurt Johannes August Speltz (1823-1893) is buried here.
	C 66	Fabricius	around 1870	0	White marble cross with pedestal on a red sandstone base.
	C 70	Dielmann	1878	CR Dielmann and G. Dielmann	The grave of the sculptor Johannes Christian Dielmann (1819–1886) is a stele made of yellow sandstone with a volute. The inscription field is framed by two pilasters, each showing a vase with poppy seed capsules.
	C 71	Slaughterer	1881 (draft), 1905 (edging)	Sossenheimer (draft), L. Graeff (edging)	Round-arched stele made of white marble with front tile. Below the profiled arch is a cherub and a two-part writing area. Two benches are added to the side.
	C 76	Freyeisen	1871	CG Hansel sons	Neogothic ogival stele made of red sandstone with finial and tracery.
	C 83-85	from Erlanger	1879	Gustav Kaupert	The grave of Raphael von Erlanger is a neo-baroque sarcophagus made of white marble on lion's paws and is decorated with cherubim on the narrow sides. The pedestal with a series of pillars in front is striking. The bronze family coat of arms, which was held by two griffins on the front , was stolen.
	C 86-87	from Metzler	1902 (edging), around 1920 (stone)	Bäppler and Graeff (edging), F. Hausmann (Stein)	The banker Albert von Metzler (1839–1918) is buried in the family grave. The grave monument consists of a cross made of shell limestone and cross arms with corner akroteren . The family crest of the banking family is on the pedestal.
	C 88	Slaughterer	1870, 1888	P. Sommer (1888)	White marble cross and pedestal. Gray marble base and the rest of the enclosure made of yellow sandstone.
	C 89	Andreae	1901, 1910, 1955	HJ Grünewald, F. Hofmeister (1955)	Three marble crosses and pedestals. Remnants of the edging with red sandstone bollards.
	C 90	Schmidt-Metzler	1899	F. Hofmeister	The grave of the doctor and administrator of Dr. Senckenberg's Foundation Johann Friedrich Moritz Schmidt-Metzler is a white marble cross on a pedestal made of the same material and a granite base.
	C 91	Roth	1879	0	Desk made of red sandstone with a central white marble inscription plate. The corners are recessed in a semicircle and show red sandstone rosettes. The narrow sides are decorated with rolled acanthus leaves.
	C 92a	Schmidt	1903	Hofmeister	Cross on a white marble base on a granite base.
	C 96	Kessler	1871, 1878, 1889, 1898	N. Keller, J. Hößbacher, P. Sommer, HJ Grünewald	Four white marble crosses on a pedestal of the same material. Two pedestals are also made of white marble, the others are made of gray granite.
	C 98	Weigand pine	1873, 1878, 1908	M. Porzelt, Hofmeister (1878 and 1908)	Four white marble crosses on Belgian granite pedestals and red sandstone pedestals. A children's cross stands on a granite pedestal.
	C 99	Fay	1911	Gebr. Wagner	Granite stele with triangular gable, on it a vase with flame and palm branch made of polished black granite. Behind the inscription panel there are four hidden tubes for urns. The surround is made of granite.
	C 101	Shepherd	1891, 1905	Gebr. Wagner	Two crosses and pedestals made of syenite on rusticated pedestals.
	C 104-105	Wogau	1872	J. Hösbacher	Broken fluted column with wreath of flowers on pedestal and sweeping plinth with accentuating corner volutes. The tomb is made of white marble, the originally preserved frame of red sandstone.
	C 106-107	Witzel-Captain	1874	Hofmeister	Aedicula made of yellow sandstone under triangular pediment. The fluted pilasters are crowned with Corinthian capitals. These flank a profiled arch around a crucifix.
	C 116	Sneeze	1847	0	Broken column made of gray shell limestone. The coat of arms and the inscription on the shaft of the column are weathered.
	C 117	network	around 1845	0	Neo-Gothic holy stick made of red sandstone with a cross crown.
	C 117	Pistor	around 1845	0	Neo-Gothic red sandstone stele with stepped gable and tracery.
	C 119	Brinckmann	1875, 1882	Hofmeister	Two white marble crosses on pedestals made of Belgian granite and pedestals made of red sandstone.
	C 123	Winterhalter	1877	M. Porzelt (design), O. Sommer (overall concept), Gustav Kaupert (Engel)	The grave of the portrait painter and lithographer Franz Xaver Winterhalter (1805–1873) consists of a seated angel made of white marble.
	C 125	Angry	1881	Hofmeister	Yellow sandstone stele crowned with 2 volutes from the center of which a palmette rises. The black inscription plate with gold letters is deposited on a glass plate.
	C 129	Prösler	1875	Hössbacher	Yellow sandstone stele with triangular pediment. The inscription tablet is made of white marble, the base of red sandstone.
	C 131	cook	1874	Pichler	Red sandstone stele with a profiled triangular gable ending in volutes. The front tile is a palmette. The inscription tablet is made of white marble.
	C 141	Poppelbaum	1910	Hofmeister	The tombstone consists of a shell limestone stele. On the protruding middle part there is a flower box made of zinc . The inscription plaque made of red granite is framed with bronze .
	C 143	Slaughterer	1836 (drawing), 1902 (bronze)	probably JN Zwerger (drawing), P. Stotz (bronze)	The tomb consists of a neo-Gothic sandstone stele with a rising pointed arch frieze and a triangular gable. On top of it a stylized finial made of galvanized bronze. In the center of the stele there is a bronze relief of a seated angel.
	C 144	Bourguignon	1880	0	White marble cross, adorned with a wreath of roses and bows
	C 145	Slaughterer	1883, 1889	P. summer	Two white marble crosses on gray marble bases.
	C 148	Schmidt	1856	W. Ludwig	The grave of Pauline Schmidt (1840–1856) is a cross made of white marble on a pedestal made of gray marble and a pedestal made of red sandstone. Pauline was the model of Paulinchen from Struwwelpeter .
	C 154	van der Heyden	1838	0	Cippus made of red sandstone with a sweeping base.
	C 155	Rinz	1862, 1867, 1844 (Heiligenstock)	HJ Gründewald (crosses), Weber & Rübenach (Heiligenstock)	The grave of the landscape architect and city gardener Sebastian Rinz (1782–1861) stands on three crosses with white marble facing on pedestals made of Belgian granite. Denaben is a neo-Gothic holy stick made of yellow sandstone on a base made of red sandstone.
	C 156	Fuchs Zoller	1837, 1844, 1845, 1929	Gebr. Wagner (1929)	On the left there is a neo-Gothic cast iron cross on a red sandstone base. In addition, two neo-Gothic crosses made of red sandstone and a red sandstone cross with a sloping base.
	C 157	Ludicke	after 1836	0	Cippus made of yellow sandstone with a neo-Gothic cross crown on a sweeping red sandstone base. The five crosses surrounding the burial site in the east and north were cleared after 1987.
	C 159-160	Rhymer	1843	Johann Nepomuk Zwerger (bust)	The grave of Major Wilhelm Reimherr (1793–1843) consists of a red sandstone column . Originally there was a bronze bust of the deceased on it.
	C 174	Günther	around 1840	Rust	Yellow sandstone pillar with a protruding base made of red sandstone. Originally there was an urn on it.
	C 205	Günther	around 1876	0	White marble cross on pedestal and pedestal made of Belgian granite. The inscription tablet is made of white marble.
	C 206-207	Günther	1903	AC Günther (draft)	The grave monument consists of a wall made of shell limestone blocks. A crucifix is ​​attached to the slightly elevated central section. The cross is made of shell limestone, the figure of Christ is made of galvanized bronze. The inscription tablet is made of red granite.
	C 208	Herwig	around 1882	Croup	Granite cippus
	C 211	Marburg	1881	J. Hössbacher	The tomb consists of an aedicule made of yellow sandstone with a triangular gable and white marble inscription panels on the architrave. In the center there is a round-arched plaque made of the same material. This is framed by fluted pilasters.
	C 218	Prack	1909, 1929 (expansion)	WHERE Prack	A boy sits on a limestone pedestal with a dead pigeon in his hand. On the front side there is a medallion with a Justitia.
	C 230	Eckhard	1901	Gebr. Wagner	Cross with a figure of Christ made of electroplated bronze.
	C 232	Kullmann	1900	Gebr. Wagner	High stele made of polished granite with stepped gable. In front of it a female figure made of white marble.
	C 234	Schnetter	1900	Hofmeister	Polished black granite cross and pedestal.
	C 237	Bartelt	1909	Gebr. Wagner	Polished black granite cross and pedestal. The cross arms are crowned with vases.
	C 237	Bartelt-Delhées	1901	Gebr. Wagner	Polished black granite cross and pedestal. The base is rusticated.
	C 238	Reutlinger-Wiederhold	1905	Gebr. Wagner	Polished black granite cross and pedestal. The grave bed is bordered with rubble stones.
	C 239	Streckert resentment	1904	Gebr. Wagner	Polished black granite cross and pedestal.
	C 240	Schott countries	1900	Hofmeister	Broken column on a polished black granite pedestal.
	C 247	Jordis	1881	J. Hössbacher	The grave monument consists of a yellow sandstone column on which the family coat of arms and various symbols are attached. The top of the monument forms a cover plate with triangular gables and corner acroters and a crowning urn.
	C 260	Beer	1908	Gebr. Wagner	The grave of the painter Wilhelm Amandus Beer (1837–1907) consists of a column made of bush hammered granite. The inscription plate and the frame around the portrait are made of polished granite. The portrait of the deceased is made of white marble.
	C 294	Wendland-Christ	1905	Hofmeister	A yellow sandstone cross made of tree trunks and entwined with ivy on a base in the form of a boulder.
	C 296	Wick	1905	Gebr. Wagner	Polished black granite stele with triangular gable, corner acroters and a large vase on top.
	C 346	Prigge	1905	J. Hössbacher	Imitation of a neatly piled pile of stones. On it a yellow sandstone cross, crowned by a wreath of flowers and palm fronds.
	C 370	book	1907	Hofmeister	Polished black granite stele with a bronze poppy frieze.
	C 373	Worthy	1910	Gebr. Wagner	Black granite aedicule. On the architrave there is a bronze cherub. To give the impression of a grave entrance, three steps lead up to the recessed inscription slabs made of red granite.
	C 374 a	Oberlinger	1912	Gebr. Wagner	Urn on a polished black granite pedestal.
	C 371	Gömöri	1907	Hofmeister	Polished gray granite stele. A rose frieze and a laurel wreath made of galvanized bronze are used as jewelry. In front of it is a grieving, velvet female figure made of white marble.
	C 376	Jockel	1909	Gebr. Wagner	Aedicule with triangular sandstone pediment. There is a cross mosaic on each of the pillars. The back wall is decorated with a frieze. Three cherubim made of limestone are in front of a mosaic, which shows a blue sky with stars.
	C 372	Clerk	1907 (stele), 1940 (relief)	Gebr. Wagner (stele), P. Seiler (relief)	Granite stele with a recessed inscription made of polished black granite. In front of it there is a small stele made of white marble. The relief shows a personification of the night led by a child.
	C 410	Haas-Gsottschneider	1938	Gebr. Wagner, A. Varnesi	Shell limestone stele with profiled edges. In the shaft there is a bronze relief depicting a deer with a fawn, surrounded by an oak wreath.
	at C 426	Buchka	1828	0	Neo-Gothic cross made of yellow sandstone

C "On the wall"

image	Won	Name (s)	year	Stonemason	description
	adM 62	Neeff	1849 (plaque, cross), 1850 (obelisk)	0	The grave of Christian Ernst Neeff , awarded as an honor grave, consists of an obelisk made of red sandstone. This was set up by the Senckenberg Foundation . A plaque made of white marble is set into the wall. In between was a cross made of white marble on a red sandstone plinth.
	adM 64	Souchay	1872/1888	JG Pichler / J. Hößbacher	The grave of Eduard Franz Souchay , awarded as an honor grave, consists of two crosses made of white marble.
	adM 72	from Heyden	1846	A. Sprückmann	Small white marble slab surrounded by a red sandstone frame.
	adM 73-75	from Günderode	1842 (cross), 1863 (stele and coat of arms)	Rust (cross), M. Tröndle (stele and coat of arms)	The grave of Ludwig Franz Justinian Maximilian Anton Carl Freiherr von Günderrode is a cross made of yellow sandstone. In front of it stands a yellow sandstone stele bearing the von Günderrode coat of arms.
	adM 76	from Sydow	1866	M. Trondle	The cross with cloverleaf ends attached to the wall is made of white marble. Including a tabula made of the same material with triangular ends.
	81-82	von Cronstett and von Hynspergisches noble evangelical women's monastery	1830	0	The grave field of the von Cronstett and von Hynspergian noble evangelical women's monastery consists of a rectangular table made of gray marble
	79-80	by Fichard	1855	Sprückmann	The grave of Johann Karl von Fichard (1773–1829) consists of a rectangular table made of white marble with two coats of arms, surrounded by a neo-Gothic sandstone frame. Originally there was an inscription panel to the left of it.
	85-86	Passavant	1833 (cross), 1842 (drawing), 1870 (Pultstein)	Rust (cross), J. Hössbacher (desk stone)	The grave of Johann Karl Passavant consists of a red sandstone cross and an inscription plate made of white marble. The heavily weathered family coat of arms is located in the middle of the wall covered with tuff.
	88	striker	1830	W. Bronfft	Wall stele made of red sandstone, crowned by acanthus leaves and a cross. Underneath a palm frond wreath with flying ribbons
	89	Sloppy	1841 (drawing), 1862 (stele), 1870 (sarcophagus), 1891 (pult stone)	A. Grünewald (stele), court master (sarcophagus, desk stone)	Brickwork made of red sandstone with white marble inscription plate. In front of it is a stele with a triangular gable made of white marble on a plinth made of red sandstone. In July 1992 the stele shaft was stolen. The white marble sarcophagus is decorated with volutes and ivy and oak leaves. The base is made of Belgian granite. In front of it is a desk stone made of red sandstone.
	adM 91	Bernus-d'Orville-Reichard-d'Orville	1829	0	The grave of the Bernus-d'Orville and Reichard-d'Orville families is a wall stelem with triangular gable and corner acroters made of yellow sandstone. The family coat of arms was originally located in the derelict Gibelfeld. The modern inscription tablet is made of polished black granite. On the sides of the wall stele there is a frame made of red sandstone.
	93	Liebholdt	1829	0	Wall stele made of red sandstone with triangular gable. The gable field is decorated with a five-pointed star, the area under the gable with oak leaves. At the foot of the stele is a heavily weathered wreath of oak leaves with flying ribbons.
	96	Rooster	1828	0	Rectangular inscription plate made of gray marble.
	98	Prehn	1830	PC Kayser	Inscription plaque made of gray marble.
	105	Ruhland-von Feuerbach	1830 (stele)	Rust (stele)	The honorary grave of Paul Johann Anselm von Feuerbach (1775–1833) and other family members consists of a wall stele made of a red triangular gable and palmette acrotera. In the pediment there is an image of God's eye with rays. In front of it is the grave slab made of gray marble.
	106	from Blittersdorff	1861	M. Trondle	The tomb of the politician Friedrich von Blittersdorf (1792–1861) consists of two sarcophagi made of yellow sandstone. They bear the baron's coat of arms and a cross relief.
	108	Firn owner from Eberstein	1838	Rust	Inscription plaque made of gray marble
	111-113	de Bary	1830	probably Rust	Wall memorial made of a veneer made of red sandstone, in front of it an aedicule, crowned by a triangular gable. The writing field is adorned with the family coat of arms.
	119	Ettling	1912	W. mouse	Bronze plate with a frame with a laurel garland.

Won D.

image	Won	Name (s)	year	Stonemason	description
	D 5	savoy	1896	F. Hofmeister	Two white marble crosses. The pedestal is made of Belgian granite, the lower plinth is made of red sandstone.
	D 6	Müller book	around 1877, 1879, 1880, 1890, 1908 and 1932	F. Hofmeister	Six white marble crosses. Three of them stand on plinths made of red sandstone. The grave site is part of a complex with D 45 and D adM 219
	D 9	from Heyden	1874, around 1875, 1915, 1917	A. Dechateau (1874), F. Hofmeister	Children's cross and two adult crosses made of white marble on pedestals made of Belgian granite. In addition a white marble cross with Christ's monogram and inscription. The grave site is part of a complex with D adM 216
	D 10-11	de Neufville	from 1885	F. Hofmeister	The family grave of the banking family consists of twelve cast iron crosses on bases made of Belgian granite. The grave forms a complex with D adM 214-216
	D 12	Cornill	1876, 1907	F. Hofmeister	The grave of the painter and curator of the Historical Museum Philipp Otoo Cornill (1824–1907) consists of a cross and pedestal made of Belgian granite. There is also a cross made of syenite.
	D 14	Fresenius	1858	A. Sprückmann	Hexagonal neo-Gothic pillar on a two-tiered square base. The writing area is recessed and crowned with eyelashes . At the top there is a hexagonal attachment and above it a cross.
	D 16	Belli Seufferheld	1882, 1893, 1904	HJ Grünewald	Three crosses on pedestals and bases made of Belgian granite. A complex with adM 209.
	D 17	Petsch-Goll	1884, 1894, 1895	F. Hofmeister	White marble cross on a yellow sandstone pedestal and two white marble crosses with shell limestone pedestals. The lower plinths are each made of red sandstone. A complex with adM 208.
	D 18a	Eckhardt	1890	F. Hofmeister	Syenite cross. A complex with adM 207.
	D 19	Andreae-Goll	1889, 1894, 1904	F. Hofmeister	Two crosses on white marble pedestals. In addition, a similar cross with curved cross arms. A complex with adM 206.
	D 20	Schmidt-Polex	1911	F. Hofmeister	Polished green granite column on a base. On top of it a veiled urn made of bronze. The oval inscription tablet is also made of bronze. At the bottom of the column there is a bronze cross woven from laurels.
	D 21	Schmidt-Polex-Scriba	1893, 1925	HJ Grünewald, J. March	A white marble cross on a pedestal with lateral volutes on a red sandstone base. On the cross there is a relief with two crossing palm fronds. Behind it a granite base with an urn.
	D 24	Bansa-Streiber	1884, 1905	HJ Grünewald according to instructions from Friedrich Schierholz	Two neo-Gothic syenite crosses with bronze decoration.
	D 26	Peipers	1913	F. Hofmeister	Pedestal made of green porphyry with an urn made of the same material on it. The urn is decorated with a bronze laurel feston .
	D 29	Fritsch	1905	Design and model: F. Hausmann / Gebr. Wagner	Slender pedestal made of polished granite with volutes. An urn on it. A quartzite boulder forms the base.
	D 32-33	Bonn	around 1864, 1881, around 1885, 1891, 1892 (crosses), 1887, 1939 (border)	A. Dechateau (or from 1855 Gebr. Scholl (Dechateau Nachf.)) (Crosses), art and building metalworking shop P. Sipf (edging).	Four white marble crosses. The border is an elaborate cast iron grille with a decoration made of poppy seed capsules.
	D 37	Hanke-Hessler	1868, 1908 (stele), 1870, 1871 (scrolls)	F. Hofmeister (stele) A. Schappel Wwe. (Scrolls)	Limestone stele with inscription panels made of red granite with a bronze frame. A limestone bench is integrated into the enclosure. On the back of the stele is a book made of white marble, flanked by two scrolls.
	D 40a	Riedel	1911	F. Hofmeister	Granite cross
	D 42	Ritsert	1904	F. Hofmeister	Obelisk made of black, polished granite. There are compartments for urns in the pedestal. A statue of a mourner made of white Carrara marble appears to be leaning against the obelisk.
	D 45	Müller book	1908, 1928, 1968	F. Hofmeister	Three white marble crosses on red sandstone plinths. The grave site is part of a complex with D 6 and D adM 219.
	D 50	Him	0	0
	D 60	Kirchner	0	0
	D 64	Goll Platzmann stag	0	0
	D 66	Wiewels	0	0
	D 77	Deichler	0	0
	D 85	from Berlepsch	0	0
	D 86	by Faber de Faur	Drawing from 1846, 1857	A. Sprückmann	The grave of Christian Wilhelm von Faber du Faur and his wife consists of two neo-Gothic crosses on plinths decorated with coats of arms. Crosses and bases are made of red sandstone.
	D 87	from Kruse	0	0
	D 91	Varrentrapp	0	0
	D 127	Nestle	0	0
	D 131	Winckler	0	0
	D 132	Peipers	0	0
	D 134	Sarassin	0	0
	D 147	Savoldelli	0	0
	D 147a	Zickwolf Nestle	0	0
	D 155	Steinbrenck	0	0
	D 159	Fast	0	0
	D 163	from Schweitzer	0	0
	D 167	room	0	0
	D 174b-175	lamp	0	0
	D 177	Gause	0	0
	D 192	Bornscheuer	0	0
	D 181	Roth	0	0
	D 202-204a	Friedleben	0	0
	D 211	locksmith	0	0
	D 212	you Fay	0	0
	D 214-214a	Borgnis	0	0
	D 215-215a	Brentano-von Steinle	0	0
	D 216-217	Osterrieth	0	0
	D 220	Zickwolff-Malss	0	0
	D 231-231a	Kühner-Cronberger	0	0
	D 234	Straub	0	0
	D 235	Gattinger	0	0
	D 236	Roques	0	0
	D 241	Jassoy	0	0
	D 242-242a	Jügel	0	0
	D 244-245	Cretzschmar	0	0
	D 246	Rap	0	0
	D 247	Schuboth	0	0
	D 254	Mylius cabbage	0	0
	D 256	Dwarfs	0	0
	D 261-261a	Willemer-Andreae-du Bois-Gelhaar	0	0
	D 264	Enders	0	0
	D 268	Weidemann	0	0
	D 270-271	Welb	0	0
	D 272a	Gutzkow	0	0
	D 279	Büdingen	0	0
	D 280-281	Marburg	0	0
	D 282	from Neufville	0	0
	D 285	Schmidt-Polex	0	0
	D 286	Estenfeld	0	0
	D 287	Nestle	0	0
	D 293-294	Man's head	0	0
	D 295	Hunter	0	0
	D 296a	Schölles	0	0
	D 297	by Miquel	0	0
	D 298	Raff	0	0
	D 309-310 / 416	Cremation Association	0	0
	D 325	Seeger	0	0
	D 324	Braunfels	0	0
	D 332-333	Goldschmidt	0	0
	D 335	Tillmanns	0	0
	D 358	Zorbach	0	0
	D 366	cutter	0	0
	D 370	jug	0	0
	D 373	cutter	0	0
	D 375	Bender	0	0
	D 379	Squad	0	0
	D 383	Burghold	0	0
	D 396	Seiler	0	0
	D 399	Furstenberg	0	0
	D 404a	Scheinberger	0	0
	D 407-409	Simons	0	0
	at D 428	Size	0	0
	D 429	bad luck	0	0
	At D 438	Snap	0	0
0	D 411	Trostbach	0	0
	D 411	bad luck	0	0
	D 442	Aubin	0	0
	D 443	Friederich	0	0
	D 445	Brunck	0	0
	At 445	hacker	0	0
	D 457	Hess	0	0
	D 458	Rooster	0	0
	D 467-469	bull	0	0
	D 473	Behaghel	0	0
	D 474	Neuburg	0	0
	D 475 from	Malapart	0	0
	D 477	Behrends	0	0
	D 479	Lindt	0	0
	D 480	Reuter	0	0
	D 482	Walrond	0	0
	D 483	Wiewels	0	0
	D 485	Redtel	0	0
	D 487	from Fritsch	0	0
	D 488	Rhodes	0	0
	At 488	Reinhard	0	0
	D 489	Campell	0	0
	at 489	Molitor	0	0	Standing stone cross as a tomb of the Grand Ducal Frankfurt State Councilor Philipp Adolf Joseph Molitor (1752–1840)
	D 490	Weogand-Dieterich	0	0
	D 512	Edler von Wirth	0	0
	D 524	Mühlhens	0	0
	D 553	Hague	0	0
	D 553	Fresenius		0	in the background the gravestone of Georg Fresenius (1808–1866), formerly B 442 c
	at D 556	More solid	0	0

Well at grave D 272a

The fountain at grave D 272a and the fountain at D 85 are also listed buildings.

D "On the wall"

image	Won	Name (s)	year	Stonemason	description
	129-130	Engelhardt	around 1830 (wall and panel), 1840, 1857, 1880, 1910, 1960 (crosses)	Rust (wall and panel), Hößbacher, N, Gebr. Wagner, H. Wagner (crosses)	The grave is made of brickwork made of red sandstone, on which a white marble plaque is attached. In front of it there are six crosses, four of which are made of yellow sandstone and two of gray shell limestone.
	137	from Holzhausen	1846	W. mouse	The grave of Anton Ulrich Karl von Holzhausen shows three coats of arms.
	adM 139	Wilhelm	around 1860 (plate), 1850, 1874, 1908, 1929	Hofmeister	Inscription plaque made of gray marble. In front of it four crosses and pedestals made of Belgian granite and a sandstone cross.
	adM 141	Lemmé	around 1829	0	Wall stele made of gray, veined marble, crowned by palm acrotera and a frieze of arkanthus tendrils.
	adM 142-143	Hauck-Steeg	1831	Rust	Yellow sandstone cladding structured by pilasters with architraves and protruding cornice with pent roof.
	adM 144	Varrentrapp	around 1830 (wall), 1910 (inscription panel), 1830 (vase)	JH Grünewald (inscription panel (as replacement)), Gebrüder Wagner (vase)	The grave of Adolf Konrad Gustav Varrentrapp consists of facing masonry made of tuff stone with an inscription panel made of green porphyry with a frame made of yellow sandstone. There is an urn made of Belgian granite on the front grave field.
	adM 145	Starck	1828	0	Inscription plaque made of gray marble
	adM 148	Varrentrapp	1859, 1860, 1886, 1890	Sprückmann (1859, 1860), JH Grünewald (1886, 1890)	The grave of Johann Georg Varrentrapp consists of three neo-Gothic crosses made of white marble on pedestals made of Belgian granite and a marble cross on a sandstone base.
	adM 149	Röschel	1891	Wagner brothers	Inscription plaque made of polished black granite in a frame made of yellow sandstone with a triangular pediment and fluted pilasters. 53
	adM 153	Kayser Goltermann	1844 (wall stele), 1900 (stele)	Lenz (wall stele), G. Diehlmann (stele)	The grave of Georg Eduard Goltermann is a yellow sandstone stele with a bronze medallion. Behind it an older wall stele made of red sandstone.
	adM 158	Schmid-Wilmans	1830, 1831, 1832, around 1834, 1844, 1855 (crosses)	Rust (1831), Macj (1834), Bronfft (1844), Sprückmann (1855)	Inscription plaque made of gray marble on the cemetery wall. There are three red sandstone crosses leaning against the wall. There are three more crosses made of Belgian granite on the grave field.
	D adM 163-165	Fellner-Welcker	1846 (panel) 1874 (pillar and bust) 1837, 1855, 1856, 1866, 1867, 1868, 1883, 1887, 1890, 1892 (crosses)	Petri (bust and pillars), Sprückmann, J. Hössbacher (crosses)	The grave of Karl Konstanz Viktor Fellner (1807–1866), the last senior mayor of the Free City of Frankfurt, is a bronze portrait bust on a red sandstone pillar adorned with the Frankfurt coat of arms. The pillar is part of the family grave. This consists of a plaque in the cemetery wall and twelve crosses made of red sandstone.
	adM 170	Garkoch-Leipprand	1828	F. Brahm	Family coat of arms made of red sandstone in a grooved frame. Originally the coat of arms was chamfered and the wall was clad with a cement facing imitating tuff.
	adM 176	by Meyer	1850 (wall stele), 1869 (obelisk and enclosure)	C. Menz (Wamdstele), CM Rübenach Sohn (obelisk and enclosure)	The grave of Johann Friedrich von Meyer consists of a wall stele made of yellow sandstone. The inscription field is framed by a clover leaf arch. Inside there is a cross and a quote from the Bible (Joh. XI.25). In front of it is an obelisk made of Belgian granite. The original edging made of sandstone posts and cast iron bars has largely been preserved.
	adM 178	Rittershausen-Soemmerring	1830 (stele), 1872 (obelisk)	illegible. "... archer" (stele), CM Rübenach Sohn (obelisk) can be recognized	The grave of Samuel Thomas Soemmerring is a stele made of yellow sandstone with a straight cover plate and a triangular gable with corner nudes. Behind the stele there is an obelisk as a grave monument for Detmar Wilhelm Sömmerring . His profile is shown in the central bronze medallion.
	adM 179	Andreae	1828	0	Inscription plaque made of gray marble.
	adM 180	Nestle	1839 (wall stele), 1846, 1898 (stelae) 1839 vase and urn	Rust (wall stele and stele, vase and urn), JHGrünewald (stele)	Wall stele made of red sandstone with straight cover plate. The triangular gable with Eckakroteren is attached. The stem is decorated with a coat of arms in an oval. In front of it are two ornamented sandstone steles. There is an urn on the front that was previously on the back. Originally there was a vase on the front stele that no longer exists.
	adM 183	Mylius	around 1831 (panel), 1856 (crosses) 1837 and 1838 (steles)	S. Müller (crosses), Rust (steles)	Inscription plaque made of gray shell limestone on the wall. In front of it three neo-Gothic crosses made of white marble. In the front row there are two children's steles made of red sandstone with triangular gables.
	adM 185	Heimpel	1890	H. Kramer	Framed inscription plaque made of red sandstone
	adM 187	war	1828	0	Framed inscription plaque made of red sandstone
	adM 188	Reus	1829	0	Framed inscription plaque made of red sandstone
	adM 190	Mannberger	1873 (panel), 1870, 1872 and 1874 (desk stones)	0	White marble inscription tablet on consoles. In front of it three red sandstone podium with oval inscription panels made of white marble.
	adM 198	Dietze	1853 (cross), around 1863 (cross), 1872 (Pultstein)	A. Grünewald (cross around 1863)	Red sandstone cross. Small desk stone made of Belgian granite with a white marble tablet. Belgian granite cross.
	adM 202	Andreae	1829 (plate), 1854 (crosses), 1912 (Pultstein)	A. Sprückmann (crosses), Hofmeister (Pultstein)	Facing brickwork on tuff stone, on which there is an inscription plaque made of gray marble. In front of it a neo-Gothic cross made of yellow sandstone, a cross made of white marble and a desk made of red sandstone with an inscription tablet made of white marble.
	adM	204 Bansa 1867, 1872 (crosses)	A. Sprückmann, JG Pichler (crosses)	Inscription tablet made of gray marble, in front of it two neo-Gothic crosses made of yellow sandstone
	adM 206	Andreae-Goll	1846 (plate) 1857, 1888 (crosses)	Hofmeister (Cross from 1888)	Inscription plaque made of gray marble. In front of it a large and a small cross made of white marble.
	adM 207	Eckhard Wolff	around 1827 (plate), 1852, 1867 (crosses)	A. Grünewald (Cross from 1867)	Inscription plaque made of gray marble. In front of it two crosses made of Belgian granite. A complex with D 18a.
	adM 208	Petsch-Goll	1828 (plate), 1842, 1900 (crosses)	J. Discher, Hofmeister (crosses)	Inscription plaque made of gray marble. On the grave field a base made of dark granite with acanthus leaves at the corners. Two gray marble crosses on it. Another cross on a syenite pedestal. A complex with D 17.
	adM 209	Seufferheld-Belli	1911	S. Dutchman	Two coats of arms made of gray marble, formerly embedded in the wall facing. A complex with D 6.
	adM 210	from meadow huts	1845	A. Sprückmann	The grave of Ludwig Friedrich Wilhelm von Wiesenhütten (1786–1859) is a neo-Gothic wall stele made of red sandstone. Inscription tablet made of dark syentite. The cross crown of the triangular gable and the flanking pinnacles have been broken off.
	adM 213	Cornill	1901 (panel), 1908 (pillar)	JH Grünewald (panel), Hofmeister (pillar)	White marble inscription panel framed by red sandstone with flanking pilasters and projecting entablature. In front of it pillar made of shell limestone with a cross crown and a rounded bronze relief. The relief shows a floating angel who awakens a girl.
	adM 214-215	de Neuville	1879 (aedicula) from 1885 (crosses)	J.Grünewald (aedicula and a cross from 1900) Hofmeister (11 crosses)	The family burial site, which also includes graves D 10-11, consists of an aedicule made of Belgian granite with the family coat of arms in bronze. There are twelve cast iron crosses on the grave area. The grave forms a complex with D 10-12
	adM 216	from Heyden	1871, 1924	A. Dechateau, Hössbacher	Three crosses made of white marble and three small crosses in the same design. The grave site is part of a complex with D 9.
	adM 218	Fox	1828	F. Brosst	Inscription plaque made of gray marble, originally integrated into the brickwork.
	D adM 219	Müller book	1833	C. Leidner	Wall stele made of red sandstone with attached acroters in front of brickwork made of red sandstone. The grave site is part of a complex with D 6 and D 45.
	adM 221-223	wagner	1830, 1882, 1886	Hofmeister (Cross from 1886)	Inscription plaque made of gray marble on consoles made of red sandstone. In front of it two crosses made of white marble on pedestals made of Belgian granite.
	adM 221-223	Scherbius	1830 (panel), 1853 (cross), 1876 (stele)	J. Hösbacher (stele)	Inscription plaque made of gray marble on consoles made of red sandstone. Children's cross made of white marble on a pedestal also made of white marble on a base made of red sandstone. Small red sandstone stele with a triangular gable and white marble inscription tablet. The original crowning of the cross has broken off.
	adM 221-223	Schulz	1865	M. Trondle	White marble cross on Belgian granite pedestal. The red sandstone base was originally surrounded by rubble stones.

Web links

Commons : List of cultural monuments at the main cemetery in Frankfurt (Gewann C – D)  - collection of images, videos and audio files