List of cultural monuments in Böhl-Iggelheim

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In the list of cultural monuments in Böhl-Iggelheim , all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate municipality of Böhl-Iggelheim are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of May 18, 2017).

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Böhl-Iggelheim station Böhl , Am Bahnhofsplatz 4
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1847 representative plastered building, so-called Maximilian style ; Middle part 1847, western gabled house and stair tower probably from the 1860s, eastern part around 1910 Böhl-Iggelheim stationmore pictures
Cemetery cross, war memorial and tombs Böhl, Am Oppelsweg, in the cemetery
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from 1781 Cemetery laid out in 1839, expanded in 1876, 1965 and 1976; Enclosure from 1876 partially preserved;
  • late baroque cemetery cross, 1781;
  • Ehrenfriedhof 1914/18 and 1939/45 with a war memorial, concrete, 1963 by Franz Lind , Freinsheim;
  • Tombs: Family Ph. J. Freundlich III († 1917), Gussstein, neo-Romanesque and Art Nouveau motifs; Family Ph. J. Freundlich IV († 1918), Gussstein, classifying
Water tower Böhl, Am Wasserturm 13a
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1934 high, unstructured substructure on an octagonal floor plan, round elevated tank, work floor with conical roof, 1934, architect probably Georg Jakob Lehr , Neustadt an der Weinstrasse Water tower
Spoilage Böhl, Hauptstrasse, at No. 9
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around 1740 Spolie from the defunct Lutheran church, keystone, around 1740
Residential building Böhl, Hauptstrasse 38
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1857 Half-timbered house with knee floor, marked 1857 Residential buildingmore pictures
Courtyard Böhl, Hauptstrasse 45
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1727 Baroque three-sided courtyard. The house is marked 1727 on the corner post and above the front door, the builders name inscriptions on the corner post: Johann Jörg Matdern and his housewife Maria Katharina. The ground floor of the half-timbered building was massively replaced later. On the other side of the courtyard is an old people's seat as a single-storey half-timbered building with a knee-length floor, marked 1730. The three-sided courtyard is completed by a half-timbered barn. Courtyard
Residential building Böhl, Hauptstrasse 46
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1858 Residential house, partly half-timbered, marked 1858; Gate system
Residential building Böhl, Hauptstrasse 53
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1768 Baroque house, partly half-timbered, marked 1768 Residential building
Residential building Böhl, Hauptstrasse 57
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Late 18th century single-storey half-timbered house, end of the 18th century Residential building
Gate system Böhl, Hauptstrasse, to No. 73
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second half of the 18th century sophisticated classical gate system, second half of the 18th century Gate system
Courtyard Böhl, Hauptstrasse 75
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1826 Dreiseithof, marked 1826; Residential house, partly half-timbered, half-hip roof; Old seat massive; Gate system Courtyard
Courtyard Böhl, Hauptstrasse 77
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from 1784 Residential house with sandstone and wood architectural judgments, third quarter of the 19th century; Rear half-timbered building older, barn marked 1784 Courtyard
Courtyard Böhl, Hauptstrasse 98
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1762 Dreiseithof, in the core from 1762; House and outbuildings 1837, barn and stable mostly half-timbered and gate system, 18th century Courtyard
Residential building Böhl, Iggelheimer Straße 3
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around 1895 Villa-like Wilhelminian style house, sandstone-framed brick building, around 1895
Protestant rectory Böhl, Kirchenstrasse 1
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around 1875 former Protestant rectory, neo-classical hipped roof building, around 1875; The parish wall has been partially preserved, probably from the 18th century Protestant rectory
Residential building Böhl, Kirchenstrasse 3
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around 1580 Half-timbered house with a half-hipped roof, the carved lugs and stems, the man figures in the half-timbered structure and the formation of St. Andrew's crosses point to a construction period around 1580. The half-timbered structure is also very similar to that of the Kirchenstrasse 17 building, which was dendrochronologically dated to that time. The ground floor was solidly built from red sandstone in the 19th century. Residential building
Courtyard Böhl, Kirchenstrasse 10
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1870s Dreiseithof, 1870s; Plastered building, partly half-timbered, similar to a smaller old-age residence Courtyard
school Böhl, Kirchenstrasse 12
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1915-19 School; Plastered building on an irregular floor plan with hip roofs, 1915–19; defining the townscape school
War memorial Böhl, Kirchenstrasse, at No. 12
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1900 War memorial 1870/71, granite obelisk, 1900 War memorial
Catholic Church of All Saints Böhl, Kirchenstrasse 13
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1856/57 Neo-Gothic sandstone block, 1856/57, architect Ludwig Hagemann , Speyer; with equipment Catholic Church of All Saintsmore pictures
Cemetery cross Böhl, Kirchenstrasse, at No. 13
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1759 former cemetery cross (?); baroque, sandstone, 1759 Cemetery cross
Courtyard Böhl, Kirchenstrasse 14
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19th century Four-sided courtyard, 19th century; Residential house, partly half-timbered, 1874 Courtyard
Catholic rectory Böhl, Kirchenstrasse 15
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1769-71 former Catholic parsonage, baroque half-hipped roof, 1769–71, stairs and stucco ceilings from the period of construction; Remise Catholic rectory
Residential building Böhl, Kirchenstrasse 17 / 17a
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around 1580 Half-timbered house, around or soon after 1600; carved window bay. A dendrochronological investigation by Andreas Best in 2003 revealed a possible year of construction for the house in 1581. The house is one of the oldest half-timbered buildings in the Ludwigshafen area. In the Middle Ages there was already a manor house for the von Böhl family , and in 1523 there is evidence of a farm owned by Hans von Wachenheim, known as von Böhl. In 1744 the house was still called a noble house .
Residential building Böhl, Kirchenstrasse 20
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1816 Half-timbered house with half-hipped roof, marked 1816 Residential building
Parish hall Böhl, Kirchenstraße 23
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1883 Parish hall, neo-classical hipped roof building, 1883; defining the plaza Parish hall
Residential building Böhl, Kirchenstrasse 24
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late 17th century Half-timbered house with a half-hipped roof, probably from the 17th century, the ground floor probably massively replaced in the 19th century. Residential building
Residential building Böhl, Kirchenstrasse 29
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first half of the 18th century Half-timbered house, first half of the 18th century
Residential building Böhl, Kirchenstrasse 41
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1710 Half-timbered house, partly massive, marked 1710; elaborate gate construction. The names of the clients are given on the corner posts: Johann Peter and Elisabeth Mattern. In 1809 the property belonging to the house was the largest in the village and was confiscated under Napoleon. The ground floor was massively replaced in 1935, whereby the original arrangement of the windows was retained. The building was modernized in 1971. Residential building
Courtyard Böhl, Kirchenstrasse 47
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around 1875 stately Wilhelminian style three-sided courtyard with gate drive, around 1875
Courtyard Böhl, Kirchenstrasse 51
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around 1880 Winkelhof , around 1880; single-storey house with knee floor, farm building mostly quarry stone
Gate system Böhl, Ludwigstrasse, to No. 1
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1597 two-part renaissance gate system, marked 1597
Residential building Böhl, Ludwigstrasse 4
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early 18th century Half-timbered house, probably from the early 18th century, economics of the time of construction; Gate system, second half of the 18th century
Residential building Böhl, Ludwigstrasse 32
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second half of the 18th century late baroque half-timbered house with half-hipped roof; Volute capital in the courtyard, marked 1723
Protestant parish church Böhl, Schulstrasse 45
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1844/45 neo-Romanesque hall building, 1844/45, restoration to Baroque style after a fire in 1908/09, architect Conrad Kreuzberg , Neustadt an der Weinstrasse ; defining the townscape Protestant parish churchmore pictures
Residential building Iggelheim , Buschgasse 25
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late 18th century single-storey half-timbered house with knee floor, late 18th century
Courtyard Iggelheim, Buschgasse 27
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1751 baroque courtyard; single-storey half-timbered house, partly massive, with knee floor, 1751; Half-timbered barn 1725
Courtyard Iggelheim, Buschgasse 28/30
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1763 Hook yard; single-storey half-timbered house with knee floor, marked 1763; rear building, first quarter of the 19th century; two half-timbered barns, marked 1763 and 1860s
Milestone Iggelheim, Buschgasse, in front of No. 28
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19th century Milestone, sandstone pillar, 19th century Milestone
Residential building Iggelheim, Buschgasse 29
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early 18th century rich half-timbered house, probably from the early 18th century; Outbuilding 1829
Residential building Iggelheim, Eisenbahnstraße 15
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18th century single-storey half-timbered house, partly massive, half-hipped roof, 18th century
Protestant parish church Iggelheim, Friedhofstrasse
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1756 late baroque hall, marked 1756, architect probably Carl Wilhelm Schäffer , Neustadt an der Weinstrasse; Tower in the three lower floors from the first half of the 12th century, late Classicist upper floor with pointed helmet 1834; with equipment Protestant parish churchmore pictures
Cemetery hall Iggelheim, Haßlocher Strasse, in the cemetery
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1740 former Catholic parish church of St. Simon and Judas Thaddäus, now a cemetery hall; late baroque hall building with roof turret, marked 1740; polygonal sacristy, 1845 Cemetery hall
Cemetery cross, war memorial and tombs Iggelheim, Haßlocher Strasse, in the cemetery
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from the 18th century Cemetery 1739, expanded around 1857 and 1965;
  • Cemetery cross, 1776, renovated in 1823;
  • War memorial for the fallen Catholic soldiers of the First World War, sandstone, 1918;
  • Tombs of Protestant pastors, two 18th century tombstones;
  • other tombs: J. Brendel († 1885), broken column, fence, sculptor W. Bruker, Neustadt an der Weinstrasse; P. Gärtner († 1889), neo-Gothic, sculptor W. Bruker, Neustadt an der Weinstrasse; Stahl family, black granite with bronze figure, Walter family, black granite with bronze relief, inscribed 1909, sculptor CM Geiling; Ph. E. Hasse († 1910) with terracotta replica of Thorvaldsen Christ
Reformed schoolhouse Iggelheim, Haßlocher Straße 2
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1769 former reformed schoolhouse with teachers' apartment, single-storey half-timbered building, 1769; Half-timbered barn Reformed schoolhouse
Courtyard Iggelheim, Haßlocher Straße 4
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18th and 19th centuries incomplete three-sided courtyard, 18th and 19th centuries; single-storey half-timbered house with knee floor, around 1800; The back of the business section is marked 1856
Protestant rectory Iggelheim, Haßlocher Straße 6
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1764 former Protestant rectory; stately hipped roof building, 1764; Door run
Local museum Iggelheim, Langgasse 2
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1569 former town hall, now museum of local history; Renaissance building, marked 1569; covered staircase, including the dungeon, half-timbered upper and attic storeys probably from 1775, bell tower; Clock, 1775 by Johann Paul Korber , Bad Dürkheim Local museummore pictures
Gasthaus "Zum Hirsch" Iggelheim, Langgasse 5/7
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early 18th century Baroque half-timbered house, probably from the early 18th century, the street facade was massively renovated around 1800
Residential building Iggelheim, Langgasse 9
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around 1860 Stately half-timbered house, partly massive, half-hip roof, around 1860
Jakob Heinrich Lützel School Iggelheim, Langgasse 10
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1904 historicizing hipped roof building, gable elevation, 1904 Jakob Heinrich Lützel School
War memorial Iggelheim, Langgasse, in front of No. 10
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around 1900 War memorial 1870/71, granite obelisk, imperial eagle in cast metal, around 1900
Residential building Iggelheim, Langgasse 11
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1761 single-storey half-timbered house, partly massive, with knee-high floor, marked 1761
Residential building Iggelheim, Langgasse 19
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1848 single-storey half-timbered house with knee floor, marked 1848
"Zum Bären" restaurant Iggelheim, Langgasse 59
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17th century single-storey baroque half-timbered building (plastered), probably from the 17th century; two large dormitories
Residential houses Iggelheim, Lützelstrasse 1 and 3
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from 1821 two single-storey half-timbered houses with knee floors; No. 3 denotes 1821, No. 1 corner building, partly solid, around 1850; defining the townscape; Rear farm building around 1890
Residential building Iggelheim, Lützelstraße 14
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1834 single-storey half-timbered house with knee floor, marked 1834
Residential building Iggelheim, Sandgasse 5
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17th century Half-timbered house, partly massive, 17th century; late baroque goal posts
Catholic Parish Church of St. Simon and Jude Thaddeus Iggelheim, Taubenstrasse 19
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1935/36 house-like plastered building, 1935/36, architect Albert Boßlet , Würzburg; south of the flat choir closure tower with pyramid roof, north sacristy; Wooden sculptures from the previous building Catholic Parish Church of St. Simon and Jude Thaddeus

Former cultural monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Residential building Böhl, Hauptstrasse 28
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1840 single-storey half-timbered house, marked 1840;
deleted from list of monuments
Courtyard Iggelheim, Langgasse 62
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18th and 19th centuries Small farm, 18th and 19th centuries; single-storey half-timbered house with knee floor, half-timbered barn;
deleted from list of monuments

Individual evidence

  1. Best 2005, p. 234.
  2. Best 2005, p. 232.
  3. Best 2005, pp. 231/232
  4. Best 2005, p. 233.
  5. Best 2005, p. 233

literature

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