List of cultural monuments in the Hamburg district of Bergedorf

This is an outdated list. The lists of cultural monuments in Hamburg according to the Hamburg Monument Protection Act of April 5, 2013, which are divided into districts due to their size, are decisive .

The following list contains the monuments identified in the list of monuments in the area of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg , Bergedorf district .

Note: The order of the monuments in this list is based on the city districts and can alternatively be sorted by monument list number, street or description.

The basis is the list of monuments (status: November 21, 2012) of the Hamburg Monument Protection Office . This contains all objects that are legally protected under the Hamburg Monument Protection Act (Section 5 DSchG HA) or at least temporarily. In addition, the monument protection office keeps an even more extensive list of recognized monuments (§ 7 a DSchG HA) with the objects recognized as worthy of protection, for which the law already provides for conditions in the event of changes up to a possible protection status.

serial no.	address	Brief description	registration	deletion	district	image
2	Allermöher dike 97	Dreieinigkeitskirche in Allermöhe, single-nave brick half-timbered building with polygonal choir closure, built between 1611 and 1614, wooden bell tower on the west wall. Note: The area around the Dreieinigkeitskirche was entered in the list of monuments on September 17, 1928 under the number 62, the parcel 2192 as a ground monument on January 27, 2009 under the number 1698.	09.09.1921		Very high
62	Allermöher Deich 97, 99, Pastoratsweg 3	the surroundings of the Trinity Church in Allermöhe, as mapped in the list of monuments. Note: The Dreieinigkeitskirche was already registered on September 9, 1921 under number 2 in the list of monuments, parcel 2192 as a ground monument on January 27, 2009 under number 1698.	09/17/1928		Very high
125	Allermöher Deich, Reitbrooker Mühlenbrücke (green strip)	Fährstein from 1744, finely carved, arched at the top, inscription on the west side: “The Lord bless and protect you”, inscription on the east side: House sign of the Odemann family, Anno 1744, “Here you drive with horses and wagons over the Elbe to Reitbrock Neugam and Zollenspieker "	December 16, 1937		Very high
378	Moorfleeter Deich 359 (formerly Billwerder Elbdeich 127)	former state domain, union of urban country house and farm from the end of the 17th century; Country house part: two-storey brick half-timbered building with hipped, pan-roofed gable roof. Rural part of the house: brick half-timbered building with thatched roof	09/05/1949		Very high
503	Allermöher dyke 209	State farmhouse domain	07/16/1962	May 19, 1964	Very high	current condition
660	Allermöher dike 134	Brick half-timbered house with thatched half-hip roof, built in 1841	09/29/1982		Very high
1019	Moorfleeter dike diagonally opposite number 435	Gauge house, water level measuring station put into operation in 1906 at the meeting of Dove Elbe and Gose Elbe , today standing on land north of Eichbaum Lake	07/12/1993		Very high
1110	Moorfleeter dike 408	Thatched half-timbered house from around 1800, today used as a residential building with a workshop, formerly a residential building with a classroom	December 3, 1996		Very high
1119	Moorfleeter dike 483	thatched farmhouse from the 18th century	02/25/1997		Very high
1401	Allermöher dike 105	Ensemble consisting of the so-called church schoolhouse built in 1901 with the two linden trees in front of it	11/12/2003		Very high
1698	Allermöher dike 97	archaeological site 32 in Allermöhe. Note: The entries in the list of monuments of the Trinity Church under number 2 from September 9, 1921 and its surroundings under number 62 from September 17, 1928 remain.	01/27/2009		Very high
1896	Kurfürstendeich 52	thatched house and outbuildings	03/21/2012		Very high
3	Church peg 13	the church of St. Nicolai in Altengamme, single-aisle stone building from the first half of the 13th century with additions in brickwork, free-standing wooden bell tower on the west side. Note: The area around the church was entered in the list of monuments on December 2, 1930 under the number 94. The church and its surroundings have also been listed in the list of monuments since January 24, 2006 as part of the Altengamme town center ensemble under number 1523, and parcel 470 since January 27, 2009 as a ground monument under number 1695.	09.09.1921		Altengamme
67	Elbe dike 1	the Reitbrook house	11/23/1928	03/30/1929	Altengamme
94	Church pegs 11, 16, 18, 20	the area around the St. Nicolai Church in Altengamme, which is a protected monument, is within the limits as mapped in the list of monuments. Note: The Church of St. Nicolai was already registered on September 9, 1921 under number 3 in the list of monuments. The church and its surroundings have also been listed as part of the Altengamme town center ensemble under number 1523 since January 24, 2006, and parcel 470 has also been listed as a ground monument since January 27, 2009 under number 1695.	12/02/1930		Altengamme
119	Altengammer House Dike 62	Four-country farmhouse, brick framework with thatched roof hipped on both sides, two-column construction from 1697 with changes from the 19th century. Note: Since July 19, 2006, the farmhouse has also been listed as part of the Altengammer Hausdeich 38 a-84, 67-85 ensemble under number 1549 in the list of monuments.	08/05/1937		Altengamme
127	Horster Damm southeast of number 354	thatched skewer	December 16, 1937		Altengamme
139	Altengammer Elbdeich 117	Vierländer farmhouse	06/02/1939	06/12/1944	Altengamme
251	Dike 117	Grandkate	02/16/1942	11/01/1948	Altengamme
265	Altengammer Elbdeich 166	Vollhufnerhaus in Hamburg-Altengamme, two-post construction with roof beams. Brick framework, thatched roof, mid 17th and 19th centuries. Inside: stairs and inlays	04/17/1942		Altengamme
266	Pound 329	Vollhufnerhaus in Hamburg-Altengamme-Horst, brick half-timbered house with thatched roof hipped on both sides, around 1700	04/17/1942		Altengamme
655	Horster Damm 345 and 349	thatched group of buildings by Hufnerhaus and Kate (early 19th century)	05/04/1982		Altengamme
677	Altengammer Elbdeich 14	thatched four-country cottage from the middle of the 19th century	01/12/1983		Altengamme
912	Dike 293	Thatched former farmer's cottage with half-timbered construction, the core of which, which was built around 1700, was newly sheathed and equipped with a chimney shortly after 1800	10/18/1989		Altengamme
998	Horster Dam 45	Half-timbered house from 1869 with a thatched half-hip roof and massive barn extension from the turn of the century	10/26/1992		Altengamme
1128	Altengammer Elbdeich 188	Overall facility, consisting of the main house, the barn, the auxiliary building as well as the open spaces and the linden tree on the dike, as mapped in the list of monuments	03/27/1997		Altengamme
1136	Horster Dam 11	Former “Borghorst” station reception building of the Marschbahn, built in 1921 as a two-story brick building under a hipped roof in the traditional architectural language of the 1920s	06/13/1997		Altengamme
1230	Altengammer Elbdeich 224	Large Hufner house with solid outer walls, farm gable with remaining framework, hip and collar beam roof with thatched roofing, inner framework from around 1633	08/26/1999		Altengamme
1303	Altengammer Elbdeich 70, 76	Ensemble, consisting of the residential building, the farm workers' cottage and three wind trees	08/28/2001		Altengamme
1423	Altengammer house dike 28	Ensemble consisting of the residential building built in 1920 based on a design by the architect Otto Ehlers with a hook-shaped stable and workshop extension	04/28/2004		Altengamme
1523	Church pegs 1-13, 8, 12, 16-20	Ensemble town center Altengamme, in particular consisting of church with church tower, old cemetery part, pastorate with garden area, former church school, new school, former grocer and restaurant, parishioner's house, memorial at the cemetery entrance, historical paving of the church peg, trees, hedges, fences on the church property and on the property of the former parishioner's house, as specified in the Altengamme 10 development plan. The relevant part of the development plan and the reasons attached to it are stored at the State Archives for free inspection for everyone. Note: The entries in the list of monuments of the Church of St. Nicolai under number 3 of September 9, 1921 and the area around the church under number 94 of December 2, 1930 remain in effect. Parcel 470 has also been listed as a ground monument since January 27, 2009 under number 1695 in the list of monuments.	01/24/2006		Altengamme
1545	Altengammer Elbdeich 236, 238	Ensemble of farmhouse in traditional large form in the Vierländer Heimatstil (no.236) and old parter house from 1930 in traditional architectural language with moderate expressionist elements (no.238), as defined in the development plan Altengamme 9 / Neuengamme 11 The relevant part of the development plan and the one attached to it The reasons are stored at the State Archives for free inspection for everyone.	06/20/2006		Altengamme
1549	Altengammer Hausdeich 38 a-84, 67-85	Residential, Hufner and farm buildings \| within the limits as defined in the Altengamme 8 / Neuengamme 10 development plan. The relevant part of the development plan and the reasons attached to it are stored at the State Archives for free inspection for everyone. Note: The entry in the list of monuments under number 119 from August 5, 1937 of the four-country farmhouse Altengammer Hausdeich 62 remains.	07/19/2006		Altengamme
1695	Church peg 13	archaeological site 14 in Altengamme. Note: The entries of the St. Nicolai Church under number 3 from September 9, 1921 and its surroundings under number 94 from December 2, 1930 as well as the Ensemble Ortskern Altengamme under number 1523 from January 24, 2006 remain.	01/27/2009		Altengamme
1714	Altengammer Elbdeich 36	Ensemble, consisting of the small cottage built in the 17th century with thatched roof and the fountain	05/06/2009		Altengamme
1844	Altengammer main dike 130	Altengammer Mühle built in 1876 , consisting of the former gallery Dutchman and several more recent additions including the preserved industrial mill	11/24/2010		Altengamme
11	Johann-Adolf-Hasse-Platz 3 (previously Alte Holstenstraße 81)	St. Petri and Pauli Church in Bergedorf , simple single-nave brick half-timbered building on a rectangular floor plan with five-sided choir closure and later additions, new building around 1500. Note: The area around the church was entered in the list of monuments under number 29 on June 1, 1923 , numbers 245 and 246 on February 16, 1942 and number 382 on May 17, 1950. Since January 26, 2009, the area of the church and part of its surroundings have been entered in the list of monuments under number 29 as a ground monument under number 1691 .	02/07/1922		Bergedorf
18th	Saxon Gate 2	Gasthof "Stadt Hamburg" (formerly Großestraße 5). Two-storey corner house group in richly decorated brick framework with hipped gable roof and full gable, pan covering. Corner house around 1550, gabled house with passage around 1650 and baroque intermediate building as well as extension on the courtyard side 1957/58: rear extensions demolished without replacement. 1958/59: Demolition of the main building. For urban planning and traffic-related reasons, the reconstruction on the property has been pivoted with a new small connecting building to the neighboring building on the left (Sachsentor 6) and a rear extension for the wine bar. Furthermore, takeover of the hostel symbol of the blacksmiths' journeyman (monument list number 69 from November 23, 1928) from the broken down house Töpfertwiete 4.	03/28/1922		Bergedorf
29	Johann-Adolf-Hasse-Platz 1, 1 a, 3 (previously Alte Holstenstraße 79, 79 a, 81), Bergedorfer Schloßstraße 2	the surroundings of the St. Petri and Pauli Church including the pastorate next to the church and the sexton's house with Hasse Tower, as mapped in the list of monuments. Note: The church was entered in the list of monuments under number 11 on February 7, 1922, further environmental protection under numbers 245 and 246 on February 16, 1942 and number 382 on May 17, 1950. Since October 28, 2008, a part has been included the area around the church registered as a ground monument under the number 1679. Since January 26, 2009, the area of the church and part of its surroundings have been registered in the list of monuments under the number 1691 as a ground monument.	06/01/1923		Bergedorf
55	Bergedorfer Schloßstraße without number	the Bergedorfer Castle and the castle garden as surroundings; Square brick building surrounded by a moat with an inner courtyard from the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries, major parts of which have been changed and renewed several times. Gable roofs with pan cover	02/27/1926		Bergedorf
69	Saxon Gate 2	The hostel mark of the blacksmiths' journeymen (formerly on the Töpfertwiete 4 house) 1958: Before the Töpfertwiete 4 house was demolished, it was bought by the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg and attached to the “Stadt Hamburg” inn, Sachsentor 2 (reconstruction from 1959). Gasthof "Stadt Hamburg" monument list number 18 from March 28, 1922.	11/23/1928		Bergedorf
121	Billwerder Billdeich 616	Hufnerhaus from 1719, brick half-timbered house with a hipped thatched roof, along with an ornamental garden in front of the house as the immediate area	08/05/1937	05/11/2005	Bergedorf
243	New way 54	the old station building from 1842 in Hamburg-Bergedorf , built in 1842 according to the plans of Chateauneuf. Simple one-storey wooden construction with horizontal inverted cladding. Two wings with an originally open round-arched arbor adjoin an octagonal tower with a wooden lantern in an open rectangle. Slate-covered flat gable roof. The building is one of the oldest train stations in Germany	02/16/1942		Bergedorf
244	Chrysanderstrasse 52 a	the Bergedorfer windmill from 1831 as a grain and wood mill. Holländer mill with star, massive substructure and gallery, three-storey superstructure with rotating hood	02/16/1942		Bergedorf
245	Johann-Adolf-Hasse-Platz 2 (previously Alte Holstenstraße 86)	former grain water mill from 1839 as the area surrounding the St. Petri und Pauli church , rebuilt, demolished in 1973/74 and rebuilt in different ways. Note: The church was entered in the list of monuments under number 11 on February 7, 1922, further environmental protection under number 29 on June 1, 1923, number 246 on February 16, 1942 and number 382 on May 17, 1950.	02/16/1942		Bergedorf
246	Old Holstenstrasse 82	the half-timbered building at Alte Holstenstraße 82 as the surroundings of the St. Petri and Pauli Church. Half-timbered gable house, two-storey, with double profiled projection and gable roof with gable posts. Double portal. Note: The church was entered in the list of monuments under number 11 on February 7, 1922, further environmental protection under number 29 on June 1, 1923, number 245 on February 16, 1942 and number 382 on May 17, 1950.	02/16/1942		Bergedorf
247	Old Holstenstrasse 84	Half-timbered building, two-storey with a double profiled cantilever, eaves cornice and gable roof, built at the end of the 16th century as a former brewery and grain distillery	02/16/1942		Bergedorf
248	Sachsentor 29	The ashlar portal with profiled walls and arched lintel with leafwork keystone on the Sachsentor 29 building was built around 1772. Note: The community center Sachsentor 29 was entered in the list of monuments on December 4, 1985 under the number 774. The old entry of the stone portal from February 16, 1942 was transferred to this number.	02/16/1942		Bergedorf
249	Kupferhof 1 (formerly number 2)	Half-timbered eaves house around 1760, 1982: complete renovation (removal and reconstruction)	02/16/1942		Bergedorf
311	Bergedorf Castle, castle courtyard	two warrior sculptures (formerly Vorderdeich in front of No. 75)	03/12/1943		Bergedorf
382	Serrahn (water surface and bank)	former mill kolk in connection with the former grain water mill, Johann-Adolf-Hasse-Platz 2 (previously Alte Holstenstraße 86), as the area around the church of St. Petri and Pauli . Note: The church was entered in the list of monuments under number 11 on February 7, 1922, further environmental protection under number 29 on June 1, 1923 and under numbers 245 and 246 on February 16, 1942.	05/17/1950		Bergedorf
424	Sachsentor 28	Facade, mansard roof and stucco of the half-timbered eaves house from the 18th century, in this house DW Soltau was born on March 15, 1745 (translations, travel reports)	07/09/1955		Bergedorf
526	Sachsentor 50	Half-timbered gabled house from the 18th century	December 15, 1972		Bergedorf
527	Sachsentor 52	Half-timbered gabled house from the 18th century	December 15, 1972		Bergedorf
528	Sachsentor 54	Half-timbered gabled house from the 18th century	December 15, 1972		Bergedorf
536	Doktorberg, Hulbepark	prehistoric burial mound "Doktorberg", site 1 in Bergedorf	07/27/1973		Bergedorf
537	Hermann-Löns-Höhe	Prehistoric burial mound, site 24 in Bergedorf	07/27/1973		Bergedorf
633	Holtenklinker Strasse 115-117, 121-129, 139-145, 162-172	Part of the group of residential buildings from the 1920s, Holtenklinker Strasse 115-129, 137-145, 162-172	09/18/1981		Bergedorf
633	Holtenklinker Strasse 119	Three-storey brick building built in 1924 as part of the Holtenklinker Strasse 115-129, 139-145 and 162-172 ensemble. Note: The ensemble parts Holtenklinker Straße 115-117, 121-129, 139-145 and 162-172 were already entered in the list of monuments on September 18, 1981 under this number.	05/06/2009		Bergedorf
634	Justus-Brinckmann-Strasse 49-51, Heysestrasse 5-11	Part of the group of residential buildings from the 1920s, JustusBrinckmann-Straße 29-51, August-Bebel-Straße 140-144, Heysestraße 1-15, Gojenbergsweg 73-83	09/18/1981		Bergedorf
737	Graepelweg 12	two-storey art nouveau house (plastered building)	10/17/1984		Bergedorf
774	Sachsentor 29	Town house, the main parts of which date from around 1700. Half-timbered construction in the rear part of the building. Baroque and classicist stucco ceilings inside The ashlar portal, built on the building around 1772, has been entered in the list of monuments since February 16, 1942. This old entry under the number 248 was transferred to the new monument list number 774.	December 04, 1985		Bergedorf
788	Vierlandenstrasse 2, 4, 6, Kupferhof	Housing development in the 1920s	02/11/1986		Bergedorf
806	Reinbeker Weg 76 a	former Bergedorf water tower from 1902	08/05/1986		Bergedorf
936	Old Holstenstrasse 76	Overall facility, in particular consisting of the two-storey, gable-side half-timbered house, the core of which probably dates from the first half of the 18th century, together with its historical furnishings (for example the baroque staircase from around 1730/50, the stucco ceilings, the classicist decorative ceiling painting on canvas ) and with the pastry / café equipment from around 1895 (in particular wooden panels, mirrored showcases, built-in cupboards, furniture, partitions made of wood and glass as well as counters)	May 25, 1990	07/17/1995	Bergedorf
937	Hermann-Distel-Strasse 31	Overall complex, consisting of the villa built in 1910 by and through the architect Hermann Distel together with its permanent fixtures and some selected furniture	06/11/1990		Bergedorf
996	Sachsentor 24	Residential and commercial building (front building), built in 1888 by Bergedorf master carpenter and architect Hermann Lohse for butcher Hermann Minten in neo-Renaissance style	10/21/1992		Bergedorf
1038	Reinbeker Weg 70	Two-storey, plastered villa with a high basement built for Johann Emanuel Stoffert in 1880	03/14/1994		Bergedorf
1043	Sachsentor 71	half-timbered house from the 17th century	07/05/1994	07/21/1999	Bergedorf
1062	Saxon Gate 15	two-storey half-timbered building from the 17th, probably even the 16th century	07/20/1995		Bergedorf
1074	Sachsentor 17	two-storey half-timbered building from the 18th century	01/08/1996		Bergedorf
1085	Von-Anckeln-Strasse 11	two-storey, plastered villa from 1908 including the entire enclosure that extends to the southern boundary of the property at Von-Anckeln-Straße 9. Note: As the area surrounding the villa, the property has been recorded in the list of monuments under this number since October 10, 1996.	04/17/1996		Bergedorf
1085	Von-Anckeln-Strasse 11	the property as the area surrounding the villa. Note: The villa, including the entire enclosure, which extends to the southern limit of the Von-Anckeln-Straße 9 property, has been listed in the list of monuments under this number since April 17, 1996.	10/10/1996		Bergedorf
1089	Gojenbergsweg 112, 112 a – d	Hamburg observatory ; Between 1906 and 1912, according to plans by Albert Erbe , the entire complex was built in neo-baroque architectural forms, consisting of the observatory area with the historical buildings and their equipment as well as the optical devices and technical details	06/12/1996		Bergedorf
1099	Oberer Landweg 69	Suburban villa from 1902	09/05/1996		Bergedorf
1113	Gojenbergsweg 32-60, Justus-Brinckmann-Straße 3-27, 2, 4	Group of buildings from the 1920s	01/21/1997		Bergedorf
1147	Am Brink 7	Entire facility, consisting of the school building from 1856, the extension building from 1873 and its extension from the early 20th century	09/29/1997		Bergedorf
1151	Ernst-Mantius-Strasse 19	House from 1911	October 29, 1997		Bergedorf
1169	Chrysanderstrasse 77	Ensemble, consisting of the villa-like, two-storey house from 1897 and the wrought-iron fence	03/19/1998		Bergedorf
1183	Wiebekingweg 1	Originally probably from the 17th century, former craftsman's house	06/11/1998		Bergedorf
1187	Wentorfer Strasse 67 and 69	Ensemble, consisting of the two residential buildings from the late 19th century, enlarged version of 'craftsmen's houses' with relatively lavish facade decorations	08/06/1998		Bergedorf
1197	Reinbeker Weg 59	two-storey brick building from the 19th century, former Steinfath boarding house	09/16/1998		Bergedorf
1206	Wentorfer Strasse 54	Eaves, single-storey, brick-facing building with a gabled, wood-adorned mid-roof as part of the ensemble Wentorfer Straße 54-58	December 21, 1998		Bergedorf
1211	Daniel-Hinsche-Strasse 32	Two-storey brick building built by Bruno Wieck in 1922 with an elaborate staircase and a typical villa floor plan from the turn of the century. Fully preserved interior with doors, windows, stucco ceilings and flight of stairs	02/01/1999		Bergedorf
1282	Möörkenweg 2	single-storey plastered villa with a high hip roof, built in 1912 according to plans by the architect Wilhelm Sager. Note: The embankment wall with overlying enclosure and brick entrance gate were entered in the list of monuments on March 26, 2012 under the same number as part of the Möörkenweg 2 ensemble.	03/15/2001		Bergedorf
1282	Möörkenweg 2	Embankment wall with an overlying enclosure and a brick entrance gate as part of the cultural monument Möörkenweg 2 Note: The cultural monument Möörkenweg 2 was already entered in the list of monuments on March 15, 2001 under the same number.	03/26/2012		Bergedorf
1299	Von-Anckeln-Strasse 12	House built in 1912 according to plans by the architect Otto Mayer in the formal language of reform architecture	07/26/2001		Bergedorf
1314	Old Holstenstrasse 64	Three-storey residential and commercial building built in 1888, part of the ensemble at Alte Holstenstrasse 62, 64. Note: The other part of the ensemble, Alte Holstenstrasse 62, was entered in the list of monuments on June 9, 2005 under the same number.	11/06/2001		Bergedorf
1314	Old Holstenstrasse 62	Three-storey residential and commercial building erected at the end of the 19th century as part of the ensemble at Alte Holstenstraße 62, 64. Note: The other part of the ensemble, Alte Holstenstraße 64, was entered in the list of monuments on November 6, 2001 under the same number.	06/09/2005		Bergedorf
1383	Serrahnstrasse	Electrically operated slewing crane manufactured by Maschinenfabrik Nagel & Kaemp in 1901	07/22/2003		Bergedorf
1388	Von-Anckeln-Strasse 3	Brick building built in 1910 by the architect Bruno Wieck as his own house	08/18/2003		Bergedorf
1407	Old Holstenstrasse 54	Former train station hotel built in 1888	12/01/2003		Bergedorf
1492	Kurt-A.-Körber-Chaussee	Landmark	09/21/2005		Bergedorf
1493	Weidenbaumsweg, southeast of Randersweide 1e, Kampbille	Landmark	09/21/2005		Bergedorf
1509	Wentorfer Strasse 155	Landmark	10/18/2005		Bergedorf
1542	Chrysanderstrasse 2 d	Ensemble of fire station Bergedorf, consisting of the main building for the fire station and the auxiliary building with climbing tower	06/13/2006		Bergedorf
1605	Graepelweg 10	Villa built in 1903 by the architect Peter Gottlob Jürgensen	07/04/2007		Bergedorf
1641	Gojenbergsweg 30, Justus-Brinkmann-Straße 1 a	Ensemble, consisting of the three-wing main hospital building designed by the building director Ruppel as well as the residential building with two service apartments and the area of the Jewish cemetery as a ground monument. The mapping of the ensemble is stored in the list of monuments.	07/01/2008		Bergedorf
1660	Von-Anckeln-Strasse 1	House built in 1910 according to plans by the architect Bruno Wieck	05/06/2008		Bergedorf
1679	Bergedorfer Schloßstraße, Hans-Freese-Weg	archaeological site 63 in Bergedorf in the extent as mapped in the list of monuments. Note: The entries in the list of monuments of the Bergedorf Castle with the castle garden as the area under number 55 from February 27, 1926, the sculptures in the castle courtyard under number 311 from March 12, 1943 and part of the area around the Church of St. Petri and Pauli under number 29 of June 1, 1943 remain in place.	10/28/2008		Bergedorf
1691	Johann-Adolf-Hasse-Platz 1 a, 3	archaeological site 80 in Bergedorf. Note: The entries of the St. Petri and Pauli Church from February 7, 1922 under number 11 and its surroundings from June 1, 1923 under number 29 remain.	01/26/2009		Bergedorf
1692	August-Bebel-Strasse 210, Schorrhöhe	archaeological site 7 in Bergedorf	01/26/2009		Bergedorf
1772	Hermann-Distel-Strasse 25	former Hansa school, now Hansa-Gymnasium Bergedorf, school building, built between 1912 and 1913 according to plans by Fritz Schumacher	08/04/2009		Bergedorf
1773	Fiddigshagen 11	Nettelnburg school, built as a settlement school for the Nettelnburg settlement built between 1922 and 1930	08/04/2009		Bergedorf
1774	Reinbeker Weg 76	former Luisenschule, now Luisen-Gymnasium Bergedorf, school building with enclosure and the bronze group "Tanzende Vierländer", built from 1929 to 1931 according to plans by Fritz Schumacher	08/04/2009		Bergedorf
1783	Chrysanderstrasse 95	Villa built in 1891 according to plans by the architect HW Schaefer	09/08/2009		Bergedorf
1804	Chrysanderstrasse 26	Ensemble consisting of the residential building built in 1934 according to plans by the architect Rudolf Reusse, the associated stairs, pillars, small walls, terraces and the attached garage	02/10/2010		Bergedorf
1920	Pfingstberg 14	Single-storey villa with a mansard roof built in red brick by the architect Bruno Wieck in 1913	11/21/2012		Bergedorf
1921	Classifier 35	Villa built by Hermann Lohse in 1905 with the remains of the enclosure as part of the Ambergstrasse 3 ensemble, classifier 35	11/21/2012		Bergedorf
1922	Duwockskamp 1	1911 as a school building for the former Luisenschule, a two-storey, neo-baroque plastered building on the eaves	11/21/2012		Bergedorf
1923	Reinbeker Weg 3	Villa built in 1899 by the architect Hermann Lohse as a two-storey, Gründerzeit plastered building with stucco structure	11/21/2012		Bergedorf
1924	Reinbeker Weg 43	Ensemble, built around 1850 and rebuilt from 1916 to 1920 by Hermann Distel and August Grubitz, villa with enclosure	11/21/2012		Bergedorf
1925	Lamprechtstrasse 6	Villa Kufeke was built in 1896 according to plans by master builder Groth and expanded in 1905	11/21/2012		Bergedorf
116	Billwerder Billdeich 140	Bronze plaque by the sculptor Sacrificemann for the chemist Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge, donated by the Association of German Chemists, District Association Hamburg, affixed to the street side of the house of the parish	06/30/1937		Billwerder
252	Billwerder Billdeich 138	seven old tombs in the cemetery of the Church of St. Nikolai in Billwerder. Note: The church was entered in the list of monuments on February 19, 1952 under number 396, parcel 1266 as a ground monument on January 27, 2009 under number 1699,	02/16/1942		Billwerder
269	Billwerder Billdeich northwest opposite house number 72 (Glockenhaus)	Barn from 1649 with thatched roof, removed from Heinrich-Osterath-Straße 179, former house number 27, rebuilt in November 1986 opposite the bell house. Note: The other barn northeast across from house number 72 (bell house) has been listed in the list of monuments since November 10, 1986 under number 813.	04/17/1942		Billwerder
358	Billwerder Billdeich 72	Two-storey brick framework building with a steep, hipped pan roof. Front and side with roof core	September 18, 1947		Billwerder
396	Billwerder Billdeich 138	St. Nicholas Church with furnishings in Hamburg-Billwerder. Simple one-nave brick building with 5/8 end . In the core from 1739 with a massive west tower from 1884. Pan- roofed roof in a mansard-like shape. Note: As early as February 16, 1942, seven old grave monuments in the church cemetery were entered in the list of monuments under number 252, parcel 1266 as a ground monument on January 27, 2009 under number 1699.	December 19, 1952		Billwerder
414	Billwerder Billdeich 570	Kleinkate, brick half-timbered building with thatched roof	03/08/1954		Billwerder
522	Billwerder Billdeich 256	Painted beam ceiling on the first floor dating from around 1700. Note: The residential building was entered in the list of monuments on January 27, 2009 under this number.	08/17/1972		Billwerder
522	Billwerder Billdeich 256	Residential building with thatched roof, built around 1650. Note: The painted beam ceiling on the first floor was entered in the list of monuments under this number on August 17, 1972.	01/27/2009		Billwerder
552	Billwerder Billdeich 500	Hufnerhaus	08/01/1975	05/23/1984	Billwerder
813	Billwerder Billdeich northeast opposite house number 72 (bell house)	Barn from 1566 in two-column construction with thatched roof, removed in 1973 from the Neuengammer Hausdeich 603 property, rebuilt in 1980 opposite the bell house. Note: The other barn to the northwest across from house number 72 (bell house) has been listed in the list of monuments under number 269 since April 17, 1942.	11/10/1986		Billwerder
901	Billwerder Billdeich 330	Entire facility, in particular consisting of the half-timbered house with thatched roof, the paved courtyard area and the wind trees. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire facility is stored in the list of monuments.	06/26/1989		Billwerder
1116	Billwerder Billdeich 11, 11 a (previously 11)	House built around 1900	02/25/1997		Billwerder
1117	Billwerder Billdeich 206, 208	Overall facility, consisting of the two thatched "Häuslingskaten" from 1880 as a group of buildings and the trees in front of building number 208	02/25/1997		Billwerder
1118	Billwerder Billdeich 266	Double house from 1884	02/25/1997		Billwerder
1216	Billwerder Billdeich 424	Two-storey brick building erected in 1883 as a school building	05/10/1999		Billwerder
1248	Billwerder Billdeich 226	Ensemble, consisting of the rural residential building from 1928 and two barns	06/16/2000		Billwerder
1526	Billwerder Billdeich 96	House built in the second half of the 17th century, the so-called preacher's widow's house	02/09/2006		Billwerder
1537	Billwerder Billdeich 174	Farmhouse built around 1890	03/29/2006		Billwerder
1699	Billwerder Billdeich 138	archaeological site 44 in Billwerder. Note: The entries in the list of monuments of tombs under number 252 from February 16, 1942 and the St. Nicholas Church under number 396 from February 19, 1952 remain.	01/27/2009		Billwerder
4th	Dike 142	the church St. Johannis in Curslack, cross-shaped complex with a three-sided east end, built 1599 to 1603. Note: The area around the church St. Johannis was entered in the list of monuments on December 2, 1930 under the number 93, the parcel 387 as a ground monument on December 27, 1930 January 2009 under the number 1694.	09.09.1921		Curslack
93	Dike 142	the parcel 387 as the area around the church St. Johannis in Curslack. Note: The Church of St. Johannis was already entered in the list of monuments on September 9, 1921 under number 4, and parcel 387 was also entered as a ground monument on January 27, 2009 under number 1694.	12/02/1930		Curslack
102	Dike 284	Field drainage mill, removed from its original location in Ochsenwerder Norderdeich, southwest of house number 132, formerly number 40, rebuilt in 1953/55 in the four-country local history museum "Rieckhaus", Curslacker Deich 284	03/01/1933		Curslack
111	Dike 284	Rieckhaus , four-country farmhouse with thatched roof. Chimneyless, Low German Flettdielenhaus. Oak framework with brick lining. Heaped thatched roof. The core from the 16th century, rebuilt in 1663	September 18, 1936		Curslack
128	Dike 284	Heuberg with Heuberg winch and thatched roof, relocated in 1954 from the state domain in Allermöhe, Billwärder Elbdeich 88, later Billwerder Elbdeich 773, to the Vierländer Heimatmuseum “Rieckhaus”, Curslacker Deich 284	December 16, 1937		Curslack
132	Curslacker dike 112	Vollhufnerhaus from 1769 with thatched roof as well as the carved courtyard gate and two carved courtyard gates, the front door with lintel wood, the scratch plaster fields on the side of this front door	06/13/1938		Curslack
264	On the arches 30	Großkate in Hamburg-Curslack, two-post construction, brick framework with hipped thatched roof, re. 1646, with parts from the 16th and changes from the 18th – 20th centuries. century	04/17/1942		Curslack
363	Curslacker dike 47	Vollhufner house from 1748 with thatched roof	September 18, 1947		Curslack
368	Figure eight 160, 160 a, 160 b (previously 339)	Hufnerhaus from 1772, brick framework with hipped thatched roof	11/01/1948		Curslack
423	Dike 136	So-called “Grashof”, Hufnerhaus from 1845, half-timbered with thatched roofing	January 25, 1955	06/03/2002	Curslack
491	Dike 286	Farmhouse (exterior and thatched roof) as the area surrounding the “Rieckhaus” cultural monument, Curslacker Deich 284	October 19, 1960		Curslack
492	Dike 288	Half-timbered cottage with thatched roof as the area surrounding the “Rieckhaus” cultural monument, Curslacker Deich 284	October 19, 1960		Curslack
507	Tönerweg 2	Half-timbered house with thatched roof	11/18/1969		Curslack
699	Eight stroke 181	Half-timbered cottage with thatched roof with crooked hip	07/12/1983		Curslack
779	Curslacker dike 308	Former Göpel building with thatched roof, converted into a residential building in the 19th century	December 24, 1985		Curslack
826	Curslacker dike 339	Large half-timbered cottages with thatched roof	02/25/1987		Curslack
855	Dike 161	Craftsman's house, built in 1864 by the kätner and grocery baker Hermann Kaiser	12/22/1987		Curslack
891	Dike 144	Thatched half-timbered building from 1840	12/28/1988		Curslack
965	Dike 157	Special hall cate from 1747 with thatched roof	04/16/1991	06/03/2002	Curslack
1051	Curslacker Heerweg 126	massive, thatched building, built in 1937 according to the plans of the architect Ernst Blunck, former HJ home	03/01/1995		Curslack
1180	Curslacker dyke next to house no.145	19th century wall stud construction with thatched roof in the historic center of Curslack, used as a stable, storage room and coach house	05/20/1998		Curslack
1188	Figure eight 160, 160 a, 160 b, 160 c	Ensemble, consisting of the main building, which was registered as an individual monument on November 1, 1948 under monument list number 368, the two outbuildings, the paved courtyard and access areas as well as the paving on the eaves side, the roadside courtyard pavement, the courtyard oak and the bridge over the Weather conditions including gate, as mapped in the list of monuments	08/06/1998		Curslack
1317	On the arches 48	single-storey house with thatched pitched roof, built around 1880	11/13/2001		Curslack
1389	Dike 137	Half-timbered house built in 1855	08/18/2003		Curslack
1390	Curslacker Deich 141	House built in 1903	08/18/2003		Curslack
1391	Curslacker dike 145	House built in 1880	08/18/2003		Curslack
1393	Dike 149	Brick house built between 1900 and 1901	08/25/2003		Curslack
1484	Curslacker dike 99	Farmhouse built in 1904	09/09/2005		Curslack
1494	Curslacker Heerweg north No. 5, Rieckweg	Path module	09/21/2005		Curslack
1506	Curslacker Heerweg 11	Boundary stone, road building block	10/18/2005		Curslack
1581	Rieckweg 2 a	Thatched house with a crooked hip roof, probably from the first half of the 19th century -	03/20/2007		Curslack
1635	Curslacker Deich 87	Half-timbered house ensemble, consisting of the Großkate built around 1800 and the small residential building built in 1820	11/21/2007		Curslack
1648	Dike 122	Specialized hall with thatched roof built in 1575	03/04/2008		Curslack
1650	Curslacker dike 125	House built in 1872	03/11/2008		Curslack
1693	Curslacker dike 314	1708 built lengthways barn with thatched roof	01/27/2009		Curslack
1694	Dike 142	archaeological site 23 in Curslack. Note: The entries of the St. Johannis Church under number 4 from September 9, 1921 and its surroundings under number 93 from December 2, 1930 remain.	01/27/2009		Curslack
6th	Kirchenheerweg 12	Church of St. Severini in Kirchwerder, single-nave medieval stone building on a rectangular floor plan with five-sided, irregular choir closure, extensions on the north and south sides and a free-standing wooden bell tower. Note: The collection of old gravestones in the cemetery of the Church of St. Severini was entered in the list of monuments on February 16, 1942 under the number 254, the entire parcel with the archaeological site 47 in Kirchwerder on March 3, 2009 under the number 1705.	09.09.1921		Kirchwerder
92	Kraueler main dike next to number 17	the remains of the castle hill of the Riepenburg	12/02/1930		Kirchwerder
126	Kirchwerder Elbe dike	Fishery boundary stone change on January 12, 1956: The fishery fair stone in Hamburg-Kirchwerder, Kirchwerder Elbdeich in front of house number 242. Again change on September 15, 1994: Now Kirchwerder Elbdeich height number 120.	December 16, 1937		Kirchwerder
142	Kirchwerder Mühlendamm 75	the Riepenburg windmill in Hamburg-Kirchwerder, south of Kirchwerder Mühlendamm 75. Dutch mill from 1830. Solid substructure with a wooden superstructure and gallery on an octagonal floor plan	06/02/1939		Kirchwerder
254	Kirchenheerweg at number 12 (church)	Collection of old gravestones in the cemetery of the Church of St. Severini in Kirchwerder. Note: The church of St. Severini was already entered in the list of monuments on September 9, 1921 under number 6, the entire parcel with the archaeological site 47 in Kirchwerder on March 3, 2009 under number 1705.	02/16/1942		Kirchwerder
255	Kirchwerder House Dike 180	two tombstones from 1608 and 1690 on the property	02/16/1942		Kirchwerder
267	Kirchwerder House Dike 56	Vollhufnerhaus from 1721	04/17/1942	10/15/1956	Kirchwerder
268	Kirchwerder House Dike 216	Large cottage from 1735, half-timbered building with a hipped thatched roof	04/17/1942		Kirchwerder
270	Zollenspieker-Hauptdeich 148 (previously Kirchwerder Elbdeich 148)	Vollhufnerhaus, brick half-timbered house with thatched roof from 1620	04/17/1942	05/23/1984	Kirchwerder
271	Kirchwerder Elbdeich 248 (previously number 352, formerly Elbdeich 201)	Courtyard gate. Note: The farmhouse was entered in the list of monuments on November 1, 1948 under the number 373.	04/17/1942		Kirchwerder
272	Kirchwerder Mühlendamm 5	Farm with Vollhufnerhaus from 1834, barn from 1632 and granary, brick half-timbered building with thatched roof. Wooden barn with thatched roof. 17th century oak storage room with thatched roof	04/17/1942		Kirchwerder
360	Kirchwerder Hausdeich 108 (formerly Kirchwerder Hausdeich 125)	Farmhouse, large cottage, half-timbered building with a hipped thatched roof	September 18, 1947		Kirchwerder
369	Kirchwerder Hausdeich 124 (formerly Kirchwerder Hausdeich 128)	Hufnerhaus, brick half-timbered building with a hipped thatched roof from the 17th and 18th centuries	11/01/1948		Kirchwerder
370	Kirchwerder Hausdeich 136 (formerly Kirchwerder Hausdeich 133)	Hufnerhaus from 1736, brick half-timbered building with a hipped thatched roof	11/01/1948		Kirchwerder
371	Kirchwerder Hausdeich 230 (formerly Kirchwerder Hausdeich 169)	Farmhouse, small cottage, end of the 18th century, brick half-timbered building (partly renewed) with thatched roof	11/01/1948		Kirchwerder
372	Kirchwerder Elbdeich 5 (previously number 153, formerly Zollenspieker Elbdeich 50)	Dealer's cottage from 1802, brick half-timbered building with a hipped thatched roof 100	11/01/1948		Kirchwerder
373	Kirchwerder Elbdeich 248 (previously number 352, formerly Elbdeich 201)	Hufnerhaus, brick half-timbered building with a hipped thatched roof. Note: The Hofpforte was already registered in the list of monuments on April 17, 1942 under the number 271.	11/01/1948		Kirchwerder
374	Hower Brack 19 previously Kirchwerder Elbdeich 464, formerly Elbdeich 235	Hufnerhaus from 1747, remodeled in 1849, brick half-timbered building with thatched roof	11/01/1948		Kirchwerder
380	Zollenspieker main dike 143	"Zum Zollenspieker" inn	December 07, 1949		Kirchwerder
387	Kirchwerder Elbdeich 219 (formerly number 343)	Großkate in Hamburg-Kirchwerder, brick half-timbered building with thatched roof	12/12/1950		Kirchwerder
425	Kirchwerder house dike 24	Brick half-timbered building with a hipped thatched roof	07/09/1955		Kirchwerder
426	Kirchwerder House Dike 114	Brick half-timbered house with thatched roof 101	07/09/1955		Kirchwerder
489	Kirchwerder House Dike 238	Farmhouse (exterior and thatched roof), Hufnerhaus from 1748, half-timbered with a hipped thatched roof	03/17/1960		Kirchwerder
490	Kirchwerder House Dike 224	Half-timbered farmhouse with thatched roof	03/17/1960		Kirchwerder
497	Heinrich-Osterath-Strasse 199	Exterior and thatched roof of the Hufnerhaus from 1854	09/04/1961		Kirchwerder
601	Heinrich-Osterath-Strasse 254	Großkate, single-storey, thatched-roof farmhouse, built in the early 19th century	October 24, 1979		Kirchwerder
672	Elbe Dike 142	Special hall roof with thatched roof, erected around 1700	12/17/1982		Kirchwerder
762	Hower Brack 29	Cottage with thatched roof, probably built in 1759	07/29/1985		Kirchwerder
770	Kirchwerder Elbdeich 201	Former residential building with thatched roof, built in 1782	04/11/1985		Kirchwerder
799	Kirchwerder House Dike 228	Half-timbered building from the early 19th century with a massive extension, former bakery	04/29/1986		Kirchwerder
832	Heinrich-Osterath-Strasse 1	Hufnerhaus from 1862 with thatched roof	03/10/1987		Kirchwerder
862	Heinrich-Osterath-Strasse 189	Overall complex, in particular consisting of the thatched Hufner house from 1850 with half-timbered construction, a thatched barn from approx. 1650 and the courtyard area. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	01/12/1988		Kirchwerder
866	Kirchwerder Elbdeich 78	Overall complex, in particular consisting of the thatched Hufner house from approx. 1700, which has been rebuilt several times, with half-timbered construction, the courtyard with paving, the garden with wind trees and hedge and the cone.The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	04/20/1988		Kirchwerder
877	Dike 119	Half-timbered thatched roof house on the eaves (front building) from around 1800	07/29/1988		Kirchwerder
896	Norderquerweg 148	Entire facility of the former Kirchwerder-Nord station, in particular consisting of the former station building with goods shed, the platform and the edge of the platform, which was built in 1911/12. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire facility is stored in the list of monuments.	04/03/1989		Kirchwerder
919	In the Elbe by the Zollenspieker Fährhaus, Zollenspieker-Hauptdeich at number 143	Gauge house with a wooden bridge, built around the turn of the century	December 19, 1989	11/23/1992	Kirchwerder
999	Kirchwerder Elbdeich 3	Hall cate from 1746 in traditional half-timbered construction with thatched roof with crooked hip	10/26/1992		Kirchwerder
1013	Kirchwerder House Dike 42	Hufnerhaus with thatched roof, residential part built in 1555 and an economic part rebuilt around 1700 using old wood	03/22/1993		Kirchwerder
1045	Zollenspieker-Hauptdeich 106	Flettdielenhaus built around 1815, brick framework with thatched half-hip roof	08/24/1994		Kirchwerder
1056	Kirchwerder Elbdeich 28	large half-timbered house from the early 19th century with thatched roof	04/04/1995		Kirchwerder
1226	Kirchwerder Elbdeich 276	Brick shell built in 1883 as a school building	07/12/1999		Kirchwerder
1439	Kirchwerder Elbdeich 181	Half-timbered building built in 1736	07/08/2004		Kirchwerder
1446	Hower main dike 133 a	Hufnerhaus built in 1870, the dike facade of which was massively replaced in 1911	09/01/2004		Kirchwerder
1496	Kraueler main dike northeast No. 261	Landmark	09/26/2005		Kirchwerder
1497	Kraueler main dike	Landmark	09/26/2005		Kirchwerder
1503	Dike 47	Landmark	10/17/2005		Kirchwerder
1508	Overwerder Bogen 32, Overwerder main dike	Landmark	10/18/2005		Kirchwerder
1536	Heinrich-Osterath-Strasse 45	Ensemble of the former Kirchwerder-Seefeld school, in particular consisting of the district school from 1882, which was rebuilt in 1909/1910 according to plans by Fritz Höger in the Neuvierland style, with the Closethaus, which forms a historical-functional unit, and the trees, as defined in the Kirchwerder 20 development plan and the reasons attached to it are deposited at the State Archives for free inspection for everyone.	03/29/2006		Kirchwerder
1705	Kirchenheerweg 12	archaeological site 47 in Kirchwerder. Note: The Church of St. Severini has been registered in the list of monuments since 9 September 1921 under number 6, the collection of old gravestones in the cemetery since 16 February 1942 under number 254.	03/03/2009		Kirchwerder
1870	Hower main dike 41	Thatched half-timbered hall from the 17th century	05/05/2011		Kirchwerder
1893	Kirchwerder Elbe dike 110	Farm building erected in the second half of the 18th century	02/09/2012		Kirchwerder
1084	Richard-Linde-Weg 21 f	Lohbrügge water tower , built in 1906/07	04/17/1996		Lohbrugge
1184	Lohbrügger Landstrasse 119	"Schützenhof", historic inn from 1900	06/23/1998		Lohbrugge
1231	Krusestrasse 2	1906/07 by engineer Hoffmann built the waterworks in Sande	09/20/1999		Lohbrugge
1251	Lohbrügger Kirchstrasse 9, Marnitzstrasse	Ensemble consisting of the Erlöserkirche, built according to plans by Hugo Groothoff and consecrated in 1899, the former cemetery complex and the cemetery gate, the Bergner mausoleum, the former cemetery chapel, historical tombs and the war memorial in front of the church and pastorate; Testimony to the historical place Sande in today's Lohbrügge The mapping of the ensemble is deposited in the list of monuments.	06/16/2000		Lohbrugge
1297	Lohbrügger Landstrasse 23	Two-storey residential building probably built around 1890	06/13/2001		Lohbrugge
1302	Klapperhof 7, 7 a + b (previously only 7)	A single-storey saddle roof house built on the eaves in 1892 as part of the Klapperhof 1-13 ensemble. Note: The other parts of the ensemble were entered in the list of monuments under the same number: Klapperhof 1, 3, 5, 11, 13 on December 13, 2004, Klapperhof 9 on June 13, 2006. 102	08/14/2001		Lohbrugge
1302	Klapperhof 1, 3, 5, 11, 13	Ensemble, consisting of one- and two-storey houses and outbuildings built in the last third of the 19th century, front garden areas including the still existing fencing and the street in front of it with preserved street profile and paving, as part of the ensemble Klapperhof 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13. Note: The other parts of the ensemble were entered in the list of monuments under the same number: Klapperhof 7 on August 14, 2001, Klapperhof 9 on June 13, 2006.	12/13/2004		Lohbrugge
1302	Klapperhof 9	Eaves, single-storey double dwelling as part of the Klapperhof 1-13 ensemble. Note: The other parts of the ensemble were entered in the list of monuments under the same number: Klapperhof 7 on August 14, 2001, Klapperhof 1, 3, 5, 11, 13 on December 13, 2004.	06/13/2006		Lohbrugge
1491	On the Bojewiese 18	Landmark from 1833	09/13/2005		Lohbrugge
1504	Moosberg 40	Landmark	10/17/2005		Lohbrugge
1505	On the Bojewiese 70, 70 a – e	Landmark	10/17/2005		Lohbrugge
1507	On the buoy meadow 88	Landmark	10/18/2005		Lohbrugge
1555	Herzog-Carl-Friedrich-Platz	Border stone from 1726, former location at Alte Holstenstraße 53	10/16/2006		Lohbrugge
1595	Boberger valley	Boberger Dunes, archaeological sites number 10, 12-16, 20, 37, 49, 55 in the areas “Lütje Ohlnborg”, “Grot Ohlnborg” and “Das Land”, as mapped in the list of monuments	05/08/2007		Lohbrugge
25th	Moorfleeter Kirchenweg 56	St. Nikolai Church in Moorfleet, single-aisle brick half-timbered building with five-eighth end from 1680 and a pan-roofed gable roof as well as with a massive neo-Gothic tower from 1885. Note: The area around the church was entered in the list of monuments on March 1, 1933 under number 103 , the parcel 486 as a ground monument under the number 1700 on January 27, 2009.	March 22, 1923		Moorfleet
103	Moorfleeter Kirchenweg (64-70)	the area around St. Nicholas' Church in Moorfleet is within the limits as shown in the mapping in the list of monuments. Note: The St. Nikolai Church in Moorfleet was entered in the list of monuments on March 22, 1923 under number 25, parcel 486 as a ground monument under number 1700 on January 27, 2009.	03/01/1933		Moorfleet
310	Sandwich 51	Renaissance garden sculpture "Roman warrior", also called "Landsknecht"	03/12/1943		Moorfleet
716	Moorfleeter dike 97	Brick half-timbered building from approx. 1818 with half-hip mansard roof (hard covering)	06/26/1984		Moorfleet
991	Sandwich 25	the single-storey two-family house from the late 18th century with a pan-roofed crooked hip roof as an immovable monument and together with the three wind trees in front of the house as a complete system	06/10/1992		Moorfleet
1016	Moorfleeter dike 341	Former inn "von Have'sches Etablissement", built in 1888 in the historical Renaissance style of the 19th century, plastered living and dining room building with a hall extension with two rows of cast iron pillars and a covered terrace in wooden construction facing the garden	04/20/1993		Moorfleet
1700	Moorfleeter Kirchenweg 56	archaeological site 15 in Moorfleet. Note: The entries in the list of monuments of St. Nikolai Church under number 25 from March 22, 1923 and its surroundings under number 103 from March 1, 1933 remain.	01/27/2009		Moorfleet
7th	Carcass cone 5	the church of St. Johannis in Neuengamme . Single-aisled building, partly structured by buttresses, made of field stone and brick with polygonal east and west ends. Free-standing wooden bell tower. Note: The area around the church was entered in the list of monuments on September 17, 1928 under the number 61, the parcel 455 as a ground monument on January 27, 2009 under the number 1696.	09.09.1921		Neuengamme
61	Carcass cone, field cone	Surroundings of the St. Johanniskirche in Neuengamme to the extent as mapped in the list of monuments. Note: St. John's Church was already registered on September 9, 1921 under number 7 in the list of monuments, parcel 455 as a ground monument on January 27, 2009 under number 1696.	09/17/1928		Neuengamme
256	Neuengammer House Dike 49	the Großkate Hamburg-Neuengamme, brick half-timbered building with a hipped thatched roof from 1636	04/17/1942		Neuengamme
257	Neuengammer Hausdeich 81	the farm with Vollhufnerhaus and granary from 1580 in Hamburg Neuengamme. Brick half-timbered building with a hipped thatched roof, two-storey oak storage room with a hipped thatched roof	04/17/1942		Neuengamme
258	Neuengammer Hausdeich without number, north of number 245 b (previously number 108)	Barn with thatched roof	04/17/1942		Neuengamme
259	Neuengammer House Dike 254	Großkate, brick half-timbered building (core building in the mid-16th century, exterior building from 1653) with thatched roof	04/17/1942		Neuengamme
260	Neuengammer Hausdeich 275	Brick half-timbered building around 1700 with thatched roof	04/17/1942	09/15/1971	Neuengamme
261	Neuengammer House Dike 343	Vollhufnerhaus in Hamburg-Neuengamme, brick half-timbered building from 1626 with a hipped thatched roof	04/17/1942		Neuengamme
262	Neuengammer House Dike 413	Vollhufnerhaus in Hamburg-Neuengamme, brick half-timbered building with a hipped thatched roof, re. 1552	04/17/1942		Neuengamme
263	Between the fences 17	Großkate in Hamburg-Neuengamme, brick half-timbered building with a hipped thatched roof from the 17th century	04/17/1942		Neuengamme
412	Neuengammer Hausdeich 181	Kleinkate, brick half-timbered building with thatched roof from 1706	03/08/1954	10/23/1958	Neuengamme
577	Dike 157	Entire facility, consisting of the four-country Hufnerhaus with thatched roof, the thatched horizontal decking barn and the courtyard pavement	08/01/1978		Neuengamme
588	Neuengammer Hausdeich 640	former small cottage, demolished in 1980, parts stored for possible reconstruction	11/01/1978	02/14/1995	Neuengamme	current condition
610	Neuengammer Hausdeich 237	Brick half-timbered building with thatched hipped roof	December 9, 1980		Neuengamme
720	Achter de Wisch 27	Half-timbered cottage with thatched roof, built around 1820	07/10/1984		Neuengamme
754	Jean-Dolidier-Weg 39, 43-47, 57, 61-65 (previously Neuengammer Heerweg)	the former Neuengamme concentration camp as a whole, consisting in particular of the document house, the memorial, the former brickworks, the "commanders villa", preserved historical fence posts, parts of the track for the field railway and the area of the former concentration camp crematorium including the corresponding parts of the area - unless they are part of the youth institution or . belong to the Vierlande prison -, the proportionate road areas and bridges as well as the circular route, furthermore the branch canal to the Dove Elbe, former port, expanded and regulated water area of the Dove Elbe to the Blue Bridge. Note: Another part of the ensemble, the former juvenile prison and the former Vierlande prison, was entered in the list of monuments on May 20, 2003 under the same number. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex / ensemble as well as the further ensemble part is stored in the list of monuments.	04/22/1985		Neuengamme
754	Jean-Dolidier-Weg 75, 107	Former Neuengamme concentration camp, consisting of the ensemble part of the core area of the former prisoner camp and the so-called production site with a total of nine buildings from the time of the concentration camp: the former SS main guard with a watchtower, two two-storey prisoner accommodation buildings built between 1944 and 1945 (stone house I with inmate blocks 1-4, stone house II with inmate blocks 21-24) as well as the manufacturing complex of the concentration camp armaments plant of the company Carl Walther GmbH (Walther works with hammer mill) and four other outbuildings. The mapping with the boundaries of this ensemble part as well as the further ensemble part, which was already entered in the list of monuments on April 22, 1985 under the same number, is stored in the list of monuments.	05/20/2003		Neuengamme
798	Neuengammer Hausdeich 185	thatched brick cottage around 1706 (inscribed date)	03/10/1986		Neuengamme
807	Neuengammer Hausdeich 77	thatched cottage, 18th century	08/05/1986		Neuengamme
950	Neuengammer Hausdeich 23	the half-timbered cate (former station building of the "Elbdeich" station) as an immovable monument together with the half-timbered shed and the wrought iron fence as well as part of the property on parcel 3743 of the Neuengamme district as a complete system The mapping with the boundaries of the complete system is stored in the list of monuments.	December 20, 1990		Neuengamme
954	Neuengammer Hausdeich 57	Hufnerhaus built in 1854 with half-timbered construction, crooked hip roof covered with artificial slate	01/04/1991		Neuengamme
1052	Neuengammer Hausdeich 245	Thatched-roof residential and farm buildings built in 1585, renewed in 1828 as an immovable monument, also as a complete system, consisting of the thatched-roof residential farm building built in 1828, the stable building, the horizontal barn and the courtyard paving The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex with the monument is in deposited in the list of monuments.	02/14/1995		Neuengamme
1121	Neuengammer Hausdeich 249	Complete system consisting of the school and closet building built in 1889	03/17/1997		Neuengamme
1232	198	From 1922 to 1923 the former station reception building "Kiebitzbrack" of the Marschbahn with toilets as an ensemble	09/20/1999		Neuengamme
1320	Lütte Stegel 10	Small residential building with thatched roof, built in 1756 and modified since the last third of the 19th century	12/13/2001		Neuengamme
1321	Achter de Wisch 45	Residential building erected in 1905 for Julius Heitmann	12/13/2001		Neuengamme
1334	Achter de Wisch 41, Lütte Stegel 7	Ensemble consisting of the residential building from 1904/1905 and the historic enclosure	02/26/2002		Neuengamme
1342	Neuengammer House Dike 231	Ensemble consisting of the farmhouse built in 1907/1908 and the front garden fence	09/04/2002		Neuengamme
1343	Neuengammer Hausdeich 238	Thatched hall roof built in the 17th century	09/04/2002		Neuengamme
1344	Neuengammer House Dike 241	Ensemble consisting of the house built in 1907 and the street-side fence	09/04/2002		Neuengamme
1351	Neuengammer Hausdeich 227	Rural residential building with a residential part from around 1880 and a thatched-roof business part with the oldest known specialist hall structure in Lower Germany	09/25/2002		Neuengamme
1370	Neuengammer Hausdeich 19	Thatched roof hall built in 1854	03/04/2003		Neuengamme
1380	Field cone 18	1906 established pastorate of the parish of St. Johannis in Neuengamme	07/09/2003		Neuengamme
1384	Neuengammer Hausdeich 31	large four-country farmhouse from the late 19th century	07/22/2003		Neuengamme
1408	Achter de Wisch 23	Presumably very old half-timbered house, possibly built in the 16th century using traditional methods	12/10/2003		Neuengamme
1413	Grote Stegel 12	single-storey half-timbered house	01/21/2004		Neuengamme
1418	Neuengammer Hausdeich 101	Ensemble, consisting of the four-country farmhouse built between 1889 and 1890 and the historical paving. The mapping of the ensemble is stored in the list of monuments.	03/22/2004		Neuengamme
1419	Neuengammer Hausdeich 511	single-storey house, probably built in 1887	03/22/2004		Neuengamme
1431	Neuengammer House Dike 221	Residential building built in 1881	06/07/2004		Neuengamme
1438	Grote Stegel 4	Ensemble, consisting of the former two-family house built in 1753 in half-timbered construction and the auxiliary building (stable and / or storage building) built around 1910	07/08/2004		Neuengamme
1495	Neuengammer Hausdeich northeast No. 649, Vorderdeich	Landmark	09/26/2005		Neuengamme
1502	Neuengammer Hinterdeich, Reitbrooker Hinterdeich	Landmark	10/17/2005		Neuengamme
1624	Neuengammer Hausdeich 649	According to the inscription, this house was built by Siemon Eggers in 1769	10/30/2007		Neuengamme
1696	Carcass cone 5	archaeological site 51 in Neuengamme. Note: The entries in the list of monuments of St. Johannis Church under number 7 from September 9, 1921 and its surroundings under number 61 from September 17, 1928 remain.	01/27/2009		Neuengamme
53	Old church dyke 5	the church of St. Pankratius in Ochsenwerder, single-nave brick building with five-sided choir closure and three-storey west tower from the years 1673 to 1674 and 1740. Mansard roof with pan roofing. Note: The area around the church was entered in the list of monuments on November 23, 1928 under the number 70, the parcel 250 as a ground monument on January 27, 2009 under the number 1697.	02/27/1926		Ochsenwerder
70	Old church dyke 3, 8	the area with the pastorate of the St. Pankratius Church in Ochsenwerder, which is a protected monument. Note: The St. Pankratius Church was already registered on February 27, 1926 under the number 53 in the list of monuments.	11/23/1928	03/30/1929	Ochsenwerder
273	Ochsenwerder Norderdeich 278	the Großkate, brick half-timbered building from 1637 with a hipped thatched roof 131	04/17/1942	11/18/1969	Ochsenwerder
595	Ochsenwerder Norderdeich 178	Half-timbered cottage with thatched roof with crooked hip	06/27/1979		Ochsenwerder
596	Ochsenwerder Norderdeich 140	thatched large cottage	07/24/1979	12/28/1988	Ochsenwerder
1498	Ochsenwerder Landscheideweg	Landmark	09/26/2005		Ochsenwerder
1697	Old church dyke 5	archaeological site 26 in Ochsenwerder. Note: The entry in the list of monuments of St. Pankratius Church of February 27, 1926 under number 53 remains.	01/27/2009		Ochsenwerder
120	Vorderdeich 5	Marschländer farmhouse, Hufnerhaus from 1605 with two-storey transept on a T-shaped floor plan, half-timbered, thatched roof and the wind trees in front of the house as the immediate area	08/05/1937		Reitbrook
275	Vorderdeich 11	Dutch windmill from 1870, massive base with a square floor plan with gallery walkway, octagonal wooden mill structure and rotating hood with compass rose, operated with an electric motor since the 1920s, used economically until 1941	04/17/1942		Reitbrook
597	Vorderdeich 9	thatched half-timbered cottage, built in the second half of the 18th century. A. Lichtwark's birthplace	09/03/1979		Reitbrook
841	Front dike 75	Entire site of the former Mundt-Hof, consisting of the residential building from 1911 (built according to plans by C. Kahlbrandt using remains of the previous building that had burned down) and the immediate area with trees and paving.The mapping with the boundaries of the entire site is stored in the list of monuments.	07/28/1987		Reitbrook
253	House dike 5	two tombstones from 1663 in Hamburg-Tatenberg	02/16/1942	03/12/1943	Tatenberg
274	Tatenberger Deich 167, 169	Großkate Hamburg-Tatenberg, brick half-timbered building from the 17th century with a hipped thatched roof	04/17/1942		Tatenberg
359	Dike 245	Farmhouse	September 18, 1947	04/01/1953	Tatenberg
1067	Hofschläger Weg 1	Entire facility, consisting of the school and residential building, the school yard with enclosure, the external staircase exit, the chestnut tree and the front garden with enclosure. The mapping with the boundaries of the overall facility is stored in the list of monuments.	October 24, 1995		Tatenberg