List of cultural monuments in the Hamburg district of Harburg

This is an outdated list.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 in the list of monuments in the area of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg , Harburg 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
199	Am Altenwerder Kirchtal, Altenwerder Hauptstraße (previously Altenwerder Querweg, Kirchdorfweg)	the Evangelical Lutheran St. Gertrud Church in Hamburg-Altenwerder	06/04/1941		Altenwerder
1482	Church slope 48	Rural house built around 1840 (burned down before renovation, later reconstruction based on the old house)	08/30/2005	March 31, 2009	Eißendorf
361	Hohenwischer Strasse 277 (formerly Francop 8)	Altland farmhouse with a particularly beautiful decorative gable and thatched roof from the second half of the 18th century	September 18, 1947		Francop
771	Hohenwischer Strasse 215	former Hufner house with thatched roof	04/11/1985		Francop
196	Neue Strasse 44	Portal and western front of the Evangelical-Lutheran Trinity Church in Harburg from 1650/52, which was destroyed in the war in 1944 (see also serial no. 1236)	06/04/1941		Harburg
197	Hermann-Maul-Strasse 1, 5, Neue Strasse 44	the surroundings of the ruins of the Holy Trinity Church from 1650/52, as mapped in the list of monuments	06/04/1941		Harburg
202	Schlossstrasse 4 (Harburg)	Old Ratskeller in Harburg	06/04/1941	September 18, 1947	Harburg
203	Neue Strasse 50	building	06/04/1941	September 18, 1947	Harburg
204	Neue Strasse 53	Building plot No. 208/40	06/04/1941	September 18, 1947	Harburg
205	Neue Strasse 47	Half-timbered gable house built around 1630	06/04/1941		Harburg
206	Harburger Schloßstraße 5 (formerly number 27)	Half-timbered house, facade. Two-storey, four-axis half-timbered gable house around 1750. In 1975 the house was demolished and rebuilt with half-timbered exterior wall surfaces on the street side. Note: The half-timbered houses Harburger Schloßstraße 7 under the number 207 and Harburger Schloßstraße 9 under the number 208 were also entered in the list of monuments on June 4, 1941 as the surroundings of the monuments Harburger Schloßstraße 5 and Harburger Schloßstraße 13.	06/04/1941		Harburg	s. No. 209
207	Harburger Schloßstraße 7 (formerly 28)	the building Harburger Schloßstraße 7 (see also serial no. 920!) in Hamburg-Harburg, as the environment of the neighboring monuments, Harburger Schloßstraße 5 and 13	06/04/1941		Harburg	s. No. 209
208	Harburger Schloßstraße 9 (formerly number 29)	the building at Harburger Schloßstraße 9 in Hamburg-Harburg, as the area surrounding the neighboring monuments, Harburger Schloßstraße 5 and 13. Two-storey eight-axle half-timbered eaves house with double columns and beam head planking. Late 18th century. In the middle of the roof there is a triangular tip, on the right a full hip	06/04/1941		Harburg	s. No. 209
209	Harburger Schloßstraße 13 (formerly number 31)	Two-storey, five-axis half-timbered gable house around 1770. All storeys cantilevered with double studs on double stitch beams. Bead-shaped brick lining between the beam heads, adapted to the profile of the stitch beam heads. Continuous wind spring with gable spike. Baroque double-winged front door with ankle-shaped skylight and curved panels. The lower, overlapped filling with a profiled cover strip, the upper, coordinated filling with a profiled frame and cover strip that rolls up against the blow bar to form a volute. Brass door plate and handle in rococo shape. Note: The half-timbered houses Harburger Schloßstraße 7 under the number 207 and Harburger Schloßstraße 9 under the number 208 were also entered in the list of monuments on June 4, 1941 as the surroundings of the monuments Harburger Schloßstraße 5 and Harburger Schloßstraße 13.	06/04/1941		Harburg
210	Lämmertwiete 9	Half-timbered house, built in 1683	06/04/1941		Harburg
211	Lammertwiete 12	Building, demolished in 1967	06/04/1941	04/06/1988	Harburg
212	Lammertwiete 10	Half-timbered house from the 16th century	06/04/1941		Harburg
213	Lämmertwiete 6	Half-timbered house from the 16th century	06/04/1941		Harburg
214	Lämmertwiete 4	Half-timbered building surrounding the neighboring monuments Lämmertwiete 6, 9 and 10 (as well as 12 now demolished) demolished in 1978 and rebuilt (final acceptance February 13, 1989).	06/04/1941		Harburg
215	Kleiner Schippsee 11	building	06/04/1941	September 18, 1947	Harburg
216	Lämmertwiete 14 (formerly Kleiner Schippsee 16)	former half-timbered town house from the 17th century. Removed in 1969, wooden beams taken over from the Free and Hanseatic City for reuse, currently stored in the restoration workshop of the monument protection office, Billwerder Billdeich opposite number 72	06/04/1941		Harburg
217	Schwarzenbergstrasse, Helmsweg	Old military cemetery on the Schwarzenberg in Harburg, cemetery of the Harburg garrison community for military and civilians with approx. 20 remarkable grave vaults and tombs from the time of the Thirty Years War and the 18th century	06/04/1941		Harburg
338	Bauhofstrasse 8 ( Harburg Castle )	the former Harburg Castle with the so-called district town hall, tithe barn and remains of the chapel (see also serial no. 386, 865 + 1244)	06/12/1944	05/17/1950	Harburg
383	New Street 59	Half-timbered house built around 1780, former district court building	05/17/1950		Harburg
386	Bauhofstrasse 8 a	Arched entrance hall and staircase in the former Harburg Castle , demolished in 1972/73 (see also serial no. 338, 865 + 1244)	12/22/1950	04/06/1988	Harburg
403	Schloßmühlendamm 29 (formerly 21), corner of Lämmertwiete	Half-timbered house	December 19, 1952		Harburg
427	Path at the Rosengarten district (previously Falkenbergsweg in the nature reserve)	Boundary stone from 1750 in Neugrabener Holz for the border office Harburg: Moisburg	01/12/1956		Harburg
495	Knoopstrasse 14	Sandstone portal from 1733 from the destroyed building at Harburger Schloßstraße 3 (" Alter Ratskeller "), now at the Hamburg Archaeological Museum , Harburg	09/04/1961		Harburg
520	Schlossmühlendamm 25	the building (Ratsapotheke) built in 1862 and two cast iron lions at the side of the main entrance	08/17/1972		Harburg
612	Mergellstrasse 12	Part of the group of residential buildings from the 1920s, Mergellstrasse 820, Hirschfeldstrasse 10–12, Barlachstrasse 24	01/21/1981		Harburg
612	Mergellstrasse 10, 14-20	Part of the group of residential buildings from the 1920s, Mergellstrasse 820, Hirschfeldstrasse 10–12, Barlachstrasse 24	December 01, 1982		Harburg
612	Hirschfeldstrasse 12	Part of the group of residential buildings from the 1920s, Mergellstrasse 820, Hirschfeldstrasse 10–12, Barlachstrasse 24	05/09/1984		Harburg
635	Julius-Ludowieg-Straße 18, Am Centrumshaus 1–9	Group of residential buildings from the 1920s	09/18/1981		Harburg
661	Hastedtstrasse 34–48, Mergellstrasse 1–19, Hirschfeldstrasse 2–8	Overall complex, consisting of the residential buildings from the 1920s with the inner courtyard and the front gardens	09/29/1982		Harburg
739	Schorchtstrasse 42-50	Group of buildings from the middle of the 19th century	11/23/1984		Harburg
741	Bremer Strasse, Brunsstrasse, Harmsstrasse, Maretstrasse	" Old Harburg Cemetery " as a whole	December 3rd, 1984		Harburg
761	Kasernenstrasse 10	former police station from 1908/09	06/14/1985		Harburg
766	Bremer Straße 18, front building	Former public baths, built in 1929 according to a design by Carl Lembke, converted from bath to office building in 1985	09/30/1985		Harburg
842	Karnapp 5	Gable-independent half-timbered house from the second half of the 17th century	08/20/1987		Harburg
865	Bauhofstrasse 8	Rental house with remains of the former Horeburg from the 15th century, rebuilt several times. Note: The archaeological core area of Harburg Castle was entered in the list of monuments on March 20, 2000 under the number 1244. (see also deleted serial numbers 338 + 386)	04/06/1988		Harburg
908	Lassallestrasse 40 and 42	Group of buildings, erected between 1888 and 1896; Example of a typical workers' apartment and corner house development	09/19/1989		Harburg
920	Harburger Schloßstraße 7 (formerly 28)	The former “Goldener Engel” inn built in 1742/43 as an independent cultural monument; the entry of June 4, 1941 of the building as the area surrounding the neighboring monuments Harburger Schloßstraße 5 and 13 under monument list number 207 was combined under number 920	01/30/1990		Harburg	s. No. 209
951	Old Harburg Elbe Bridge	Technical cultural monument, built in 1897/99, consisting of an iron bridge construction of four arches and two bridge gates made of sandstone blocks with the Harburg and Wilhelmsburg coats of arms in mosaic technology (portal bridge)	December 20, 1990		Harburg (northern half of Wilhelmsburg)
973	Buxtehuder Strasse 35	Villa from 1896/97, built for Henry Steinle according to plans by Walter Martens	09/24/1991		Harburg
984	Schellerdamm 2	Former production facility of the Harburg mills as a complete system (converted into a fleet house )	12/10/1991		Harburg
1040	Schellerdamm 4	Architectural monument, consisting of the former merchant's house on the street and water-side storage from approx. 1850 with later modifications and the connecting building from approx. 1930 in place of the former inner courtyard	05/10/1994		Harburg
1079	Schellerdamm 2 a, (previously north of number 4)	The entire complex, built in the middle of the 19th century, consists of the front building and the warehouse	03/25/1996		Harburg
1159	Harburger Schlossstrasse 43	Entire facility, consisting of the residential building built around 1850 with fencing and gates 72	02/04/1998		Harburg
1205	Schellerdamm 19, 21	Goods hall and administration building of the former Harburg train station as an ensemble	11/03/1998		Harburg
1229	Nartenstrasse 12	Ensemble New-York-Hamburger-Gummiwaaren-Compagnie , a complex built between 1866 and 1912 as an impressive example of factory architecture	07/30/1999		Harburg
1236	Neue Strasse 44	Ensemble Dreifaltigkeitskirche Harburg , consisting of church, community buildings, tower, courtyard with outside staircase and walled garden courtyards, built in 1962 (see also serial no. 196)	05/10/1999		Harburg
1244	Bauhofstrasse 8, 8 b	Archaeological core area of Harburg Castle , site 41, underground remains of the "Horeburg". Note: The apartment building with remains of the "Horeburg" was already registered on April 6, 1988 under the number 865 in the list of monuments.	March 20, 2000		Harburg
1295	Hannoversche Strasse 88, 100, Wilstorfer Strasse 71, 79	Ensemble of the "United Rubber Goods Factories Harburg", today Phoenix AG , consisting of administration, manufacturing and storage buildings. The mapping of the ensemble is stored in the list of monuments.	05/30/2001		Harburg
1307	Hans-Fitze-Straße 4 (previously Küchgarten 40)	Storage building of the oldest rubber company in Germany, H. Rost & Co., Balatros, built in 1911 and an additional storey in 1930	10/02/2001		Harburg
1322	Veritaskai 1 (previously also 3, before Nartenstraße 1, 3)	Silo complex built from 1928	12/13/2001		Harburg
1458	Schlachthofstrasse 1, 3, Großmoordamm 1	Ensemble, the former Harburg Federal Railway Repair Shop , consisting of the former Halls 1–7, the former fabric store and the porter's house 150	13/01/2005		Harburg
1519	Harburger Schlossstrasse 45	Ensemble, consisting of the front building, which was probably built before the mid-19th century, the rear buildings, the property boundary by wall and canal bank	12/28/2005		Harburg
1612	Lotsekai, south of Citadel Street 8	Yellow portal crane manufactured in 1972 by the Mulch company as part of the Harburg inland port ensemble . Note: The ensemble section at Kanalplatz 6 has also been listed under this number in the list of monuments since May 6, 2008. The Hamburg inland port as an ensemble was also entered in the list of monuments on March 4, 2011 under this number.	08/28/2007		Harburg
1612	Canal place 6	Building built around 1850 as part of the ensemble Kanalplatz 6, 8, and also part of the Harburg inland port ensemble . Note: The gantry crane on Lotsekai has been listed under this number in the list of monuments since Aug. 28, 2007. The ensemble part Kanalplatz 8 was entered in the list of monuments under this number on March 4, 2011 as part of the registration of the Harburg inland port as an ensemble.	05/06/2008		Harburg
1612	Harburg inland port: Konsul-Ritter-Straße, Dampfschiffsweg, Lotsestieg, Lotsekai, Zitadellenstraße, Bauhofstraße, Veritaskai, Kanalplatz, Blohmstraße	Ensemble Harburger inland port with water areas and quays, all built and undeveloped parcels and parcel parts as well as with all buildings, the road network, the historical surface fortifications, the quay walls, Harburg wooden port, Harburg shipyard port, winter port, Harburg port lock, ship ditch, traffic port, eastern port. Constituent components are: wooden harbor bascule bridge, pilot bascule bridge, remains of the old lock, slipway at Harburg shipyard harbor, Bauhofstraße 8, 8a, shipyard cranes and dry dock at the traffic port, two cranes at Lotsekai, ensemble Kanalplatz 6 and 8 within the boundaries, as with the development plan Harburg 67 Heimfeld 46 established The relevant part of the development plan and the reasons attached to it are deposited at the State Archives for free inspection for everyone. Note: The entries in the monument list of the rental house with remains of the former Horeburg, Bauhofstrasse 8, monument list number 865 from April 6, 1988, and the archaeological core area of the Harburg Castle, Bauhofstrasse 8, 8b, monument list number 1244 from March 20 . 2000, will continue to exist and as of today are also protected under the monument list number 1612 as part of the Harburg Inner Harbor ensemble. The gantry crane on Lotsekai, south of Zitadellenstrasse 8, was entered in the list of monuments under this number on Aug. 28, 2007 and the building at Kanalplatz 6, also part of the Kanalplatz 6, 8 ensemble, as part of the Harburger Binnenhafen ensemble .	03/04/2011		Harburg / Heimfeld
1651	Bennigsenstrasse 15	Ensemble, consisting of the house built in 1898 according to designs by the building contractor Emil Schröder, the front garden and the iron fence, also part of the ensemble Bennigsenstrasse 15, 17	03/11/2008		Harburg
1671	Lueneburger Strasse 47	1910 three-storey bank building built according to plans by the architects Diello and Schütt	08/25/2008		Harburg
1680	Blohmstrasse 22	Ensemble consisting of the villa built around 1880, a former department store warehouse and the embankment on the western bank of the department store canal, as mapped in the list of monuments	10/28/2008		Harburg
1801	Buxtehuder Strasse 35 a	Former toilet block with pump room built in 1937	01/25/2010		Harburg
1859	Port district 2, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26	Ensemble of the port district, settlement for employees of the port construction office from the 1920s, within the limits as defined in the development plan Harburg 67 / Heimfeld 46.The relevant part of the development plan and the reasons attached to it are stored at the State Archives for free inspection for everyone.	03/04/2011		Harburg
1897	Neue Strasse 55	Four-storey building with a passage, courtyard and restaurant equipment from 1927, built in 1892	03/21/2012		Harburg
515	Falkenbergsweg, Neugrabener Heideweg, Scharpenbargsweg, Talweg, Falkenberg	multi-part late Saxon ring wall system on the Falkenberg	06/14/1971		Hausbruch (adjacent roads partly to Neugraben-Fischbek)
1636	Schanzengrund 28	Villa "Haus Stöver" built in 1907 by the architect C. Schulze	11/21/2007		House break
551	Alter Postweg 30–38, Petersweg 2–6	Ensemble from the Friedrich-Ebert-Halle, the Friedrich-Ebert-Gymnasium and the Staatliche Schule Sozialpädagogik Harburg	11/29/1973		Heimfeld
977	Lauenbrucher dike (previously 12), Lauenbrucher main dike	The entire complex, in particular consisting of the two buildings without their own house number and the internal historical factory street with paving stones and tracks, occupy the corner of Lauenbrucher Deich and Lauenbrucher Hauptdeich.	10/08/1991		Heimfeld
1114	Hans-Dewitz-Ring 2a-k, Heimfelder Straße (previously Heimfelder Straße 101)	Staircases on the former site of the Scharnhorst barracks	01/21/1997		Heimfeld
1120	Heimfelder Strasse	Burial mound site 37, part of a group of burial mounds from the Bronze Age	03/14/1997		Heimfeld
1435	Heimfelder Strasse 47	Ensemble consisting of the single-family house built in 1909 according to plans by the architects Ernst and Eduard Theil and the front garden fence	06/16/2004		Heimfeld
1452	Woellmerstrasse 1	(Former) girls' school built between 1908 and 1910 according to plans by the Harburg city building councilor Friedrich Homann	12/29/2004		Heimfeld
1565	Stader Strasse 203 d	1906 country house built by the Hamburg industrialist Heinrich Christian Meyer in Hamburg-Heimfeld (Meyers Park) according to plans by the architect Paul Schöss	09/01/2007		Heimfeld
1571	Vahrenwinkelweg	Burial mounds and high fields, archaeological sites 54–57, 68 in Heimfeld	02/12/2007		Heimfeld
1820	Gerlachstrasse 3	Ensemble, consisting of the house built in 1910 according to designs by the architects Ernst and Eduard Theil with a front garden and enclosure	05/05/2010		Heimfeld
1828	Old Postweg 58	Three-storey commercial building including fencing built in 1910 as part of the Alter Postweg 55 and 58 ensemble	09/21/2010		Heimfeld
1903	Meyerstrasse 26	A three-storey residential building erected around 1907 as a corner building as part of the ensemble Bansenstrasse 1–9, 2–8, 10 (not constituting), Heimfelder Strasse 15, 17, Meyerstrasse 26	06/07/2012		Heimfeld
1233	Buchholzer Weg, Blättnerring	Burial mound, site 9 in Langenbek, with a diameter of 12 m and a height of 2 m on a hill with beech trees, surrounded by a stone circle made of boulders to protect it at the beginning of the 1990s	05/10/1999		Langenbek
1125	Bremer Straße, Eißendorfer Waldweg, Vahrendorfer Stadtweg, A 261, A7	archaeological sites 14, 51, 53, 58, 61, 63 in Marmstorf	March 24, 1997		Marble peat
1371	Eißendorfer Waldweg, Vahrendorfer Stadtweg	four burial mounds from the Bronze Age in the Eißendorfer Forest, sites 47 to 50 in Marmstorf	03/04/2003		Marble peat
54	Nehusweg	Maria-Magdalenenkirche in Moorburg	02/27/1926		Moorburg
1799	Moorburger Elbdeich 167–171; Moorburger Kirchdeich south of number 47	Archaeological sites in Moorburg: Older church of St. Maria Magdalena with churchyard and "Pastorenland", site 2 and 40, and the Moorburg, site 1	01/12/2010		Moorburg
200	Organistenweg 7	the Evangelical Lutheran St. Pankratius Church in Hamburg-Neuenfelde	06/04/1941		Neuenfelde
314	Nincoper Straße 45, 45 a (formerly Nincop 23)	Altländer farmhouse from 1777 to 1778 and the courtyard gate from 1683 in Hamburg. Neuenfelde, thatched two-column house with half-timbering. Steep decorative gable with “bride door”. Magnificent gate with the inscription: "ora et labora deus aderit sine mora" (Pray and work and God will be with you)	11/26/1943		Neuenfelde
315	Stellmacherstrasse 9	the thatched Altländer farmhouse with courtyard gate (1619) in Hamburg-Neuenfelde	11/26/1943		Neuenfelde
316	Neuenfelder Fährdeich 145	Altländer courtyard gate from 1747	11/26/1943	06/03/1953	Neuenfelde
316	Neuenfelder Fährdeich 145	the Altländer farmhouse	11/26/1943	06/03/1953	Neuenfelde
362	Stellmacherstraße 14 formerly Nincop number 77	Farmhouse, half-timbered building with thatched roof	September 18, 1947		Neuenfelde
376	Forty pieces 65 (formerly number 9)	the gable of the farmhouse	11/01/1948	08/28/1963	Neuenfelde
571	Rosengarten, Hasselwerder Strasse, Forty Pieces, Hohenwischer Strasse	Sections of the ring dike Rosengarten in Neuenfelde or the dike of the III. Mile Alten Landes, here: district Francop parcels 436, 437, 438, 439, 440, 441, 442, 2043 to 2048 (previously 306, later 1566, then 1729, then 1987), 1056 to 1060, 1087, district Hasselwerder parcels 422 , 423, 424, 425, 426, two parts of 2722 (previously 384). Description of the sections: South-western section (driveway), which in the south by the Hasselwerder Straße, in the west by the parcel 1604, in the east by the parcel 1603, in the north by the parcels 2812 and 2930 and 2931 (previously 427, later 2545, also 2813), 2788 and 2789 and 2996 (previously 1573, also 2787), 219 and an imaginary connecting line between the southeast corner of parcel 219 and the southwest end of parcel 2033 (previously 385). South-eastern section (driveway), which in the south by the Hasselwerder Strasse, in the west by the parcel 1603, in the east by the parcel 2672 (previously 724), in the north by an imaginary line between the northwest corner of the parcel 2672 (previously 724) and the southeast corner of the parcel 2800 and 2802 as well as 2875 (previously 385, later 2570, also 2001). District Hasselwerder further parcels 421, 712, 2672 (previously 724), district Nincop parcel 1494 (previously 719, later 1317). Note: Parcel 1603 of the Hasselwerder district was registered on October 26, 1977 under the list of monuments 571, deleted from the list of monuments on December 14, 1977, re-registered on May 10, 1994 (list of monuments 1041). The remaining sections of the two dikes have been recorded in the list of monuments since January 13, 1978 (list number 575), as well as the former mill, Hasselwerder Strasse 40, since January 20, 1992 (list number 986).	10/26/1977		Neuenfelde
575	Rosengarten, Hasselwerder Strasse, Forty Pieces, Hohenwischer Strasse	Sections of the ring dike Rosengarten in Neuenfelde or the dike of the III. Mile Alten Landes, here: districts of Hasselwerder parcels 1530, 2788 and 2789 (previously 1573, later 2787), 2996 (previously 1486), 1572, 1498, 2033 (previously 385), 2034 (previously 385), 2802 (previously 385, later 2570), 2800 (before 385, later 2570), 441, 2875 (before 385, later 2570, then 2801). Note: Parcel 1603 of the Hasselwerder district was entered on October 26, 1977 under monument list number 571, deleted from the monument list on December 14, 1977, re-entered on May 10, 1994 (monument list number 1041). The remaining sections of the two dykes have been on the list of monuments since October 26, 1977 (monument list number 571), as well as the former mill, Hasselwerder Strasse 40, since January 20, 1992 (monument list number 986).	01/13/1978		Neuenfelde
986	Hasselwerder Straße 40 (previously 43 a)	former mill building from Hasselwerder, today Neuenfelde, from 1929 with a basement from 1869. Note: The property (parcel 712) was already on October 26, 1977 under the number 571 "Sections of the Ringdeiches Rosengarten in Neuenfelde or the dyke of III. Mile Alten Landes ”entered the list of monuments. The remaining sections of the two dykes have been recorded in the list of monuments since October 26, 1977 (number 571) and January 13, 1978 (number 575) and May 10, 1994 (number 1041).	01/20/1992		Neuenfelde
1041	Rosengarten, Hasselwerder Strasse, Forty Pieces, Hohenwischer Strasse	Section of the ring dike Rosengarten in Neuenfelde or the dike of the III. Meile Alten Landes, here: district Hasselwerder parcel 1603. Note: The remaining sections of the two dykes have been in the list of monuments since October 26, 1977 (monument list number 571) and January 13, 1978 (monument list number 575), as well the former mill, Hasselwerder Straße 40, since January 20, 1992 (monument list number 986).	05/10/1994		Neuenfelde
1068	160 Nincoper Strasse	Thatched-roof residential building from the first half of the 19th century, so-called Hufnerhaus	12/11/1995		Neuenfelde
482	Francoper Strasse 45	Farmhouse, exterior and thatched roof as an independent monument and also as part of the overall complex Francoper Strasse 45–57 and 50–64, monument list number 921 of March 9, 1990. Note: For reasons of clarity, this entry is under monument list number 921 guided.	03/17/1960		Neugraben-Fischbek
483	Francoper Strasse 51	Farmhouse and the two barns on the street, exterior and thatched roof as independent monuments and also as part of the overall complex Francoper Straße 45-57 and 50-64, monument list number 921 of March 9, 1990. Note: For reasons of clarity, this Entry under monument list number 921.	03/17/1960		Neugraben-Fischbek
484	Francoper Strasse 53	Kate, exterior and thatched roof as an independent monument and also as part of the overall complex Francoper Strasse 45–57 and 50–64, monument list number 921 of March 9, 1990. Note: For reasons of clarity, this entry is made under monument list number 921. 57	03/17/1960		Neugraben-Fischbek
485	Francoper Strasse 54	Farmhouse and barn, exterior and thatched roof, as well as boulder wall as independent architectural monuments and also as part of the overall complex Francoper Straße 45-57 and 50-64, monument list number 921 of March 9, 1990. Note: For reasons of clarity, this entry is under listed in the list of monuments 921.	03/17/1960		Neugraben-Fischbek
486	Francoper Strasse 55	Farmhouse with drive-through barn on the left, exterior and thatched roof as independent architectural monuments and also as part of the overall complex Francoper Strasse 45-57 and 50-64, monument list number 921 of March 9, 1990. Note: For reasons of clarity, this entry is under the List of monuments number 921.	03/17/1960		Neugraben-Fischbek
487	Francoper Strasse 60	Farmhouse with drive-through barn on the right, exterior and thatched roof, as well as boulder wall as independent architectural monuments and also as part of the overall complex Francoper Straße 45-57 and 50-64, monument list number 921 of March 9, 1990. Note: For reasons of clarity, this is Entry under monument list number 921.	03/17/1960		Neugraben-Fischbek
488	Francoper Strasse 63	Farmhouse with barn to the south, exterior and thatched roof as independent monuments and also as part of the overall complex Francoper Straße 63, monument list number 924 of March 9, 1990. Note: For reasons of clarity, both entries are listed under monument list number 924.	03/17/1960		Neugraben-Fischbek
656	Francoper Strasse 52	Thatched cottage as an independent architectural monument and also as part of the overall complex Francoper Straße 45–57 and 50–64, monument list number 921 of March 9, 1990. Note: For reasons of clarity, this entry is made under monument list number 921.	05/04/1982		Neugraben-Fischbek
921	Francoper Strasse 45–57 and 50–64	Entire complex with its main houses, cottages, farm buildings, open spaces and fences mostly made of boulder walls including a section of the street Francoper Straße within the boundaries as defined in the Neugraben-Fischbek 44 development plan of February 27, 1990 The relevant part of the development plan and the The reasons attached to it are stored at the State Archives for free inspection for everyone. Notes: The farmhouse at Francoper Straße 45, exterior and thatched roof, was entered in the list of monuments on March 17, 1960 under number 482. The farmhouse at Francoper Strasse 51 and the two barns on the road, the exterior and the thatched roof, were entered in the list of monuments on March 17, 1960 under the number 483. Kate Francoper Strasse 53, exterior and thatched roof, was entered in the list of monuments on March 17, 1960 under the number 484. The farmhouse at Francoper Strasse 54 and the barn, exterior and thatched roof, as well as the boulder wall were entered in the list of monuments on March 17, 1960 under the number 485. The farmhouse at Francoper Straße 55 with a drive-through barn on the left, exterior and thatched roof, was entered in the list of monuments on March 17, 1960 under number 486. The farmhouse at Francoper Straße 60 with the drive-through barn on the right, exterior and thatched roof, and boulder wall were already entered in the list of monuments on March 17, 1960 under the number 487. The thatched-roof Kate Francoper Straße 52 was already registered on May 4th 1982 under the number 656 in the list of monuments. All of these old entries (monument list numbers 482-487 and 656) were transferred to the new monument list number 921.	March 9, 1990		Neugraben-Fischbek
922	Dierksstegel 2	the eastern part of parcel 5824 of the Fischbek district including Scheidebach as the area surrounding the entire complex Francoper Straße 45-57 and 5064, as defined in the Neugraben-Fischbek 44 development plan of February 27, 1990. The relevant part of the development plan and the reasons attached to it are at the State Archives deposited for free inspection for everyone.	March 9, 1990		Neugraben-Fischbek
923	Francoper Strasse 48, 48 a	Entire facility, in particular consisting of the residential building, the garden house, the thatched wooden pavilion, the open spaces and the field stone enclosure wall, as defined in the Neugraben-Fischbek 44 development plan of February 27, 1990.The relevant part of the development plan and the reasons attached to it are with the State Archives deposited for free inspection for everyone.	March 9, 1990		Neugraben-Fischbek
924	Francoper Strasse 63	Overall facility, in particular consisting of the two protected independent cultural monuments, the main house with half-timbered and half-hipped thatched roof from 1770 and the thatched barn with half-timbered construction to the south, as well as the rear stable barn from 1934, the other outbuildings, the large tree population including the open spaces and the boulder wall, as stipulated in the Neugraben-Fischbek 44 development plan of February 27, 1990. 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 farmhouse with a barn to the south, exterior and thatched roof has been entered in the list of monuments since March 17, 1960. This old entry (monument list number 488) was transferred to the new monument list number 924.	March 9, 1990		Neugraben-Fischbek
925	Francoper Strasse 76	Overall facility, in particular consisting of the gable-facing residential building built in 1928 in full brick masonry, the gable-facing stable building and the enclosure made of hewn and mortared fieldstones including the open spaces, as defined in the Neugraben-Fischbek 44 development plan of February 27, 1990 The relevant part of the development plan and the reasons attached to it are deposited at the State Archives for free inspection for everyone.	March 9, 1990		Neugraben-Fischbek
926	Francoper Strasse 67, 82 and 84	Group of buildings, consisting of the thatched full farmhouse Albers Hus, Francoper Straße 67, built in the first high point of settlement history, with the thatched cottage from the end of the 18th century or the old parter house at Francoper Straße 84 and the one for smallholder resettlement in the 18th and 19th centuries. The thatched-roof small farmhouse Francoper Straße 82, which was built in the second half of the 19th century in the typical brick manner of the Hanover Building School, and as its surroundings the immediately adjacent areas, as with the development plan Neugraben-Fischbek 44, stood in the 19th century and still combines living and business dated February 27, 1990. The relevant part of the development plan and the reasons attached to it are stored at the State Archives for free inspection for everyone.	March 9, 1990		Neugraben-Fischbek
1000	Ulenflucht 4	Half-timbered cottage from 1768 with thatched roof	11/23/1992		Neugraben-Fischbek
1145	In Neugrabener Dorf 45	Entire facility, consisting of the main house, the barn, the hedge enclosure, the open spaces and the sandy path used by the courtyard. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	09/12/1997		Neugraben-Fischbek
1245	Cuxhavener Strasse behind 547 ae	Prehistoric burial mound, site 11, with a diameter of 16 m and a height of 0.60 m	March 20, 2000		Neugraben-Fischbek
1470	Betting loop	Bronze Age burial mound, site 18 in Fischbek	04/26/2005		Neugraben-Fischbek
1471	Wettloop, city route	Bronze Age long hill grave and Neolithic and Bronze Age burial mound group, sites 9 and 21–23 in Fischbek	04/26/2005		Neugraben-Fischbek
1474	Fischbeker Heideweg	Burial mound, site 54 in Hamburg-Fischbek	05/31/2005		Neugraben-Fischbek
1476	Betting loop 22 a, 24, 25, 26, Igelgrund 2	four burial mounds, sites 14–17 in Fischbek	06/16/2005		Neugraben-Fischbek
1478	City route	13 burial mounds, sites 6, 28, 45–52, 67, 71–72 in Fischbek	08/02/2005		Neugraben-Fischbek
1485	City route	two grave mounds, sites 30, 31 in Fischbek	09/12/2005		Neugraben-Fischbek
1486	west of Fischbektal, Im Ehmenthöme, west of Stadtweg	seven burial mounds, sites 32–38 in Fischbek	09/12/2005		Neugraben-Fischbek
1487	City route	four burial mounds, sites 39–42 in Fischbek	09/12/2005		Neugraben-Fischbek
1488	City route	Burial mound, site 44 in Fischbek	09/12/2005		Neugraben-Fischbek
1489	City route	Burial mound, site 53 in Fischbek	09/12/2005		Neugraben-Fischbek
1511	At the Dannenkuhle, south of Stadtweg	four burial mounds, sites 25–27, 29 in Fischbek	11/22/2005		Neugraben-Fischbek
222	Küstersweg	the Rönneburg "Burgberg" to Rönneburg near Hamburg-Harburg	06/04/1941		Rönneburg
149	Sinstorfer Kirchweg 20	the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Hamburg-Sinstorf . Church building with interior fittings, in particular pulpit, altar, sculptures and sculptures, together with a free-standing wooden bell tower. Field stone church from the 2nd half of the 12th century (?), Parts of the north wall possibly even earlier. During the renovation in 1906, the remains of a Romanesque field stone tower (mid-12th century?) Came to light in the central part of the west wall. In front of the old stone wall, new vestibule and main entrance in the new Gothic style 1906/07. East wall in the upper part in brick with Gothic blind niches (14th century). Choir extension with roof turret from 1698. Pan-roofed gable roof. Note: The area around the church was entered in the list of monuments on February 16, 1973 under the number 529. The ensemble Sinstorfer Kirche with church and steeple, churchyard with gravestones, retaining wall, staircase, memorial, sexton and school house, old parish and rectory as well as small animal shed, trees and the lawn and meadow areas was opened on January 5th, 2004 under the number 1410 in entered the list of monuments.	01/24/1940		Sinstorf
529	Sinstorfer Kirchweg 19, 20, 21, 23	Buildings and land surrounding the protected church . Note: The Evangelical Lutheran Church was entered in the list of monuments on January 24, 1940 under number 149. The Sinstorfer Church ensemble with church and tower, churchyard with gravestones, retaining wall, staircase, memorial, sexton and school house, old parish and parsonage as well as small animal shed, trees and lawns and meadows were moved to the List of monuments entered.	02/16/1973		Sinstorf
1402	Sinstorfer Kirchweg southwest number 8	Ensemble consisting of the brick-built syringe house built in 1903 with a small tower and gable roof and a war memorial for those who fell in the First World War	11/12/2003		Sinstorf
1403	Sinstorfer Kirchweg 2	School building built in 1907	11/12/2003		Sinstorf
1410	Sinstorfer Kirchweg 19, 20, 21	Ensemble Sinstorfer Kirche , consisting of the church, Sinstorfer Kirchweg 20, with church tower, churchyard / cemetery with gravestones, retaining wall, staircase as access to the church, memorial, the thatched buildings of the sexton and school house, Sinstorfer Kirchweg 19, the old parish and Rectory, Sinstorfer Kirchweg 21, as well as the small animal barn, the trees, the lawns and meadows. Note: The entry in the list of monuments of January 24, 1940 of the Evangelical Lutheran Church Sinstorf under number 149 and the entry of February 16, 1973 of the area around the church under number 529 remain in effect.	05/01/2004		Sinstorf
1429	Winsener Strasse 218, 220, 220 a, 220 b	Ensemble "Gut Hastedt", built around the beginning of the 20th century, consisting of the paved driveway of the property, the country house, the former administrator's house, agricultural outbuildings and the former gardener's house.	05/18/2004		Sinstorf
734	Radickestrasse 31	Overall complex consisting of the building in the style of the New Building from 1929/30 (Architects Dyrssen & Averhoff) and the surrounding former house garden. The mapping with the boundaries of the entire complex is stored in the list of monuments.	09/11/1984		Wilstorf
1459	Rönneburger Strasse, corner of Schneverdinger Weg	Round bunker built in 1941	01/19/2005		Wilstorf
1647	Winsener Strasse 27, Reeseberg 8	Ensemble consisting of the Catholic Church, built in 1913 according to plans by the Government and Building Councilor Rudolf Claren, and the monastery building, built around the same time	03/04/2008		Wilstorf
1864	Winsener Strasse 30, 32	Ensemble, workers' apartments built around 1875	04/14/2011		Wilstorf