List of cultural monuments in Birkenfeld (Nahe)

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In the list of cultural monuments in Birkenfeld , all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate city ​​of Birkenfeld are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of May 10, 2017).

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Monument zone Burg Birkenfeld Burgstrasse 17, 19, 28, 30, 32
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a round tower stump preserved from the medieval castle; No. 17: gatehouse of the renaissance complex; No. 19: Youth hostel, 1926, architect Wilhelm Heilig , Darmstadt; No. 28: former "Gasthaus zum single Waidsack" Monument zone Burg Birkenfeld
Monument zone government district Schlossallee 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 15, Schneewiesenstraße 22, 25, Friedrich-August-Straße 17
location
early 19th century In the Oldenburg era, the government district gradually emerged from the early 19th century in the corner of Schneewiesenstrasse and Friedrich-August-Strasse consisting of a castle, barracks, prison, government building II, forestry office, museum and home of the rector of the grammar school
Jewish cemetery monument zone southwest of the city on Dambacher Weg
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1898 34 grave sites in situ, from 1898 Jewish cemetery monument zonemore pictures
Monument zone cemetery west of the city on Brückener Strasse
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1810 Created in 1810; neo-Gothic chapel, around 1850; Grave cross 1769, on a base around 1900; Monument to the fallen 1870/71; two lavish family graves (families Eduard and Richard Böcking); Grave of the Scherer family, 1920s Monument zone cemetery

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Residential and commercial building Location at Kirchplatz 2
1808 Residential and commercial building, partly half-timbered, marked 1808, older in the core Residential and commercial building
Evangelical parish church At Kirchplatz 4/6
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1750-56 baroque hall, five-sided choir, 1750–56, architects Jonas Erikson Sundahl and Johannes Seiz ; neo-Romanesque west tower, 1895/96, architect Heinrich Jester , Speyer; Bells from 1554, 1717, 1961; with equipment Evangelical parish churchmore pictures
Residential and commercial building Location at Kirchplatz 11
1881 Residential and (former) commercial building; Neo-Renaissance, 1881, defining the plaza Residential and commercial building
Evangelical and Catholic elementary school Location at Kirchplatz 13
1911 nine-axis neo-baroque mansard roof, 1911; defining the plaza Evangelical and Catholic elementary school
Bakehouse On the right 2
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18th or early 19th century small house, partly half-timbered, partly slated, 18th or early 19th century Bakehouse
Mill At the oil mill 4
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1580 Quarry stone construction, 1580; Oil mill since 1770s, extension and elevation of the roof in 1922; with technical equipment Mill
Residential building On the Römer 5
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1723 Half-hipped roof building, partly half-timbered (wood shingled), marked 1723 Residential building
Residential building On the Römer 6
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18th century Baroque house, 18th century, in the core probably older (1665?); defining the street and townscape Residential building
Kussler's house On the Römer 9
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1590 Corner house, marked 1590, some with changes from the 19th century; defining the townscape Kussler's house
Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 2
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late 19th century Late historical house, plastered house surfaces, exposed framework, late 19th century Residential building
Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 4
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late 18th or early 19th century Corner house, partly half-timbered (slated), wooden gallery, late 18th or early 19th century; defining the streetscape
Residential building Brückener Strasse 8
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1920 / 30s Residential house with saddle hip roof, gabled dwelling, 1920 / 30s Residential building
Painter Hugo Zang House Friedrich-August-Strasse 15
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1883 Neoclassical house, 1883 Painter Hugo Zang House
museum Friedrich-August-Strasse 17
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1910 in the forms of a Roman country house, 1910, architect Julius Groeschel , Munich museum
Fountain Gollenberger Weg, opposite No. 3
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late 19th century Running fountain, cast iron, late 19th century Fountain
Townhouse Hauptstrasse 9
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around 1900 Elaborate historical corner building on a terrace, around 1900 Townhouse
Apothecary fountain Main street, in front of No. 11
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last quarter of the 19th century large gothic system, cast iron, last quarter of the 19th century Apothecary fountain
Residential building Königsgasse 11
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Small house with barn under one roof, later added, raised barn Residential building
Evangelical rectory Pfarrgasse 1
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1733 single-storey solid construction, two-axle dwelling, 1733 Evangelical rectory
War memorial Rennweg, between No. 27 and 29
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1927 War memorial for the pupils of the Betuletia high school who died in World War I; cube on a pedestal, steel helmet relief, 1927, design by Wilhelm Heilig, Darmstadt War memorial
Stone cross Rennweg, opposite No. 30
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16th Century Wayside shrine, 16th century, tuff, possibly pre-Reformation Stone cross
Cross house Saarstrasse 19
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second half of the 19th century stately side-by-side house, second half of the 19th century Cross house
Residential building Schadtengasse 2
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1838 House with a three-part window group, marked 1838 Residential building
Residential building Schlossallee 3
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19th century five-axis wooden shingle house, 19th century; on the south gable parts of a greenhouse sunk into the ground Residential building
New lock Schlossallee 11 and 13
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1819-21 Classicist group around the open courtyard, 1819–21, architect Johann Wilhelm Leonhard Brofft Brofft, Frankfurt; Main building with three-axis central projection, arbor on the back; Furnishing; single-storey outbuildings with gabled entrance New lock
Pirmann's house Schneewiesenstraße 3
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1859 elegant classicist building, three-storey gable projection, 1859 Pirmann's house
Catholic parish church of St. Jacobus Schneewiesenstrasse 8
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1888-90 neo-Gothic hall church, yellow sandstone, 1888–90, architect Reinhold Wirtz , Trier; Grave slab 1752; with equipment Catholic parish church of St. Jacobusmore pictures
Old high school Schneewiesenstraße 22
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1842/43 former infantry barracks; nine-axis classical plastered building, 1842/43 Old high school
District administration Schneewiesenstraße 25
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1912 formerly the third Oldenburg authority building; Baroque mansard roof building, three-storey gable projection, 1912 District administration
Residential building Wasserschiederstrasse 1
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1767 Corner house, partly slated, gallery clad on the back, mansard roof with crooked hip, 1767, shop fitting around 1900; defining the townscape Residential building
Residential building Wasserschiederstraße 2/4
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1791 Semi-detached house on a high base, doorway, marked 1791 Residential building
Inn Wasserschiederstrasse 6
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1897 former inn with brewery; Sandstone block construction, marked 1897 Inn
Residential building Wasserschiederstrasse 7
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early 19th century Residential house, partly half-timbered (plastered), probably from the early 19th century Residential building
Residential building Wasserschiederstrasse 16
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in the middle of the 19th century large house with stables, mid-19th century Residential building
Pigeon house Wasserschiederstrasse, behind No. 47
Lage
second half of the 19th century small wooden building, cross roof with lantern, second half of the 19th century Pigeon house
Residential building Wasserschiederstrasse 49
location
around 1910 Hipped roof building, country house style, around 1910, covered gallery to the outbuilding in the garden

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