List of cultural monuments in Alzey-Heimersheim

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The list of cultural monuments in Alzey-Heimersheim includes all the cultural monuments of the Heimersheim district of the Rhineland-Palatinate district town of Alzey . The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of July 31, 2018).

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Free space monument zone Free space (all numbers), Sonnenbergstrasse 27, 29, 33, 48 and 50
location
18th and 19th centuries The predominantly two-storey buildings from the 18th to the 20th century that characterize the plaza, partly half-timbered; Baroque Protestant church, classicist town hall, former Protestant school from the late founding period, former pumping station (Heimatstil building from 1914)
Monument zone Sonnenbergstrasse 60–64 Sonnenbergstrasse 60/62/64
location
18th to 20th century large four-sided courtyard, 18th and 19th centuries; late baroque house with half-hipped roof, ornamental half-timbered gable from 1750 (dated), portal marked 1818 (renovation); East wing from the late 19th century, courtyard arch marked 1934; defining the townscape

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
War memorial At the memorial, at No. 1
location
1935 War memorial 1914/18, fountain with relief stele, 1935 War memorial
Catholic Parish Church of St. Mauritius and Companions Am Kirchgarten 5
location
1479 late Gothic choir marked 1479, late Gothic west tower marked 1522, late baroque hall with hipped roof, marked 1729; at the church: tombstone S. Nörber (* 1753);

associated:

  • walled churchyard, main gate marked 17 [xx]; Holy house with crucifixion group, wood, 1905; two neo-Gothic houses of saints, brick, around 1900; Sandstone crucifix with metal body, marked 1871;
  • walled parish garden with shell tower;
  • south of the church, one-storey former sexton's house (at Kirchgarten 7), partly half-timbered, before 1835
Courtyard Free space 10
location
18th century the courtyard that characterizes the square, 18th century; late baroque mansard roof building with crooked hips, partly half-timbered; Mansard roof barn, marked 1783, with forge around 1900 Courtyard
town hall Free space 12
location
1839/40 Classicist hipped roof building, 1839/40, architect, district builder Peter Wetter; defining the plaza town hall
Wayside cross In the Woog, at No. 2
location
18th century late baroque wayside cross, 18th century
barn In the Woog 8
location
second half of the 18th century elongated baroque half-timbered barn, mansard roof, second half of the 18th century
Courtyard Klappergasse 2
position
1757 Courtyard area; Baroque first house, partly (ornamental) half-timbered, marked 1757, quarry stone barn, quarry stone outbuilding, partly half-timbered, 19th century, gatehouse marked 81 (!) 73, man gate marked 1931
Courtyard Lochgasse 1
location
1704 Courtyard area; Baroque house, partly half-timbered, marked 1704, archway marked 1716, barn cellar marked 1803
Courtyard Sonnenbergstrasse 7
location
1857 stately four-sided courtyard, quarry stone buildings; late classicist house with a single-storey, groin-vaulted south wing from 1857, north wing from 1864, two-part gate system; defining the streetscape
school Sonnenbergstrasse 27
location
1898/99 former Protestant school house with teachers' apartments; Two-part hipped roof with neo-renaissance motifs, 1898/99
Protestant church Sonnenbergstrasse 29
location
1726 three-axis hall building, marked 1726, tower addition with eight-sided pointed helmet 1897; Due to its prominent location and ensemble effect with a former Protestant school (No. 27) of great importance for urban development Protestant church
Courtyard Sonnenbergstrasse 50
location
1862 Four-sided courtyard, quarry stone buildings; late classicist house, marked 1862, architect Dieterich, Alzey; Spolie, marked 1828; defining the plaza
Courtyard Sonnenbergstraße 55, Im Woog 1
location
second half of the 18th century in the core late baroque courtyard complex; Baroque house, partly half-timbered, cellar arch marked 1778, courtyard gate system subsequently marked 1771; stately economy, marked 1842, small porch marked 1772; barrel vaulted cellar, marked 1813
Courtyard Sonnenbergstrasse 56
location
around 1770 Courtyard area; Stately late baroque mansard hipped roof building, around 1770, west wing with hipped mansard roof, barn around 1800, gate system
Weinbergsweg north of the place; Hallways behind Hausen and on the basement
location
18th and 19th centuries Farm road with vineyard and garden walls with gates and earth cellar, 18th and 19th centuries
Tombs northeast of the village on the K 12 at the cemetery
Lage
from 1880 Tombs: Jakob Knell († 1887), sandstone stele; Katharina Knell b. Hundorf († 1880), sandstone stele; Keller family, three-part display wall with a central stele in relief, around 1935; Georg Karl Tropf († 1908), obelisk-like stele, inscribed A. Treulieb
Water tank northwest of the village; Hallway in the lap
location
1914 Arched boss block type construction, marked 1914

Former cultural monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Courtyard In Woog 2
location
third quarter of the 19th century Quarry stone courtyard, third quarter of the 19th century; Enclosure wall; Overall system; deleted from list of monuments

literature

Web links

Commons : cultural monuments in Alzey-Heimersheim  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Ordinance on the protection of a monument zone in the city of Alzey, Heimersheim district (PDF; 116 kB), accessed on October 19, 2018