List of cultural monuments in Bodenheim

In the list of cultural monuments in Bodenheim , all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate community of Bodenheim are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of January 2, 2017).

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone Rathausstrasse	Rathausstrasse 8-14 (even numbers) Location	late 18th and early 19th centuries	Courtyards with residential houses from the late 18th century (two single-storey mansard roof buildings) and early 19th century
Jewish cemetery monument zone	west of the village in the vineyards; Corridor Westrum location	1882/83	Rectangular area laid out in 1882/83 with 41 (re-erected) gravestones, including late Classicist and Art Nouveau

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Association municipality administration	1/3/5 location at Dollesplatz	1774	former Breidenbacher Hof; late baroque hipped roof building, marked 1774, extension in 1905; "Dolleskeller": two-part, three-aisled vaulted cellar, Bohemian caps on Romanized cast iron columns around 1860, architect Johann Philipp Geil I, Eimsheim	more pictures
Weinberg Reichsritterstift	At the Reichsritterstift Lage	second half of the 19th century	Wall parade with crenellated corner towers, second half of the 19th century	more pictures
Spray brewing system	Burgweg 2 location	1930s	former spray brewing system; two-part system with sandstone cuboid facades, front building on the upper floor with open arbor, 1930s; defining the streetscape	more pictures
Wayside cross	Burgweg, in front of No. 3 location	1754	Baroque wayside cross in relief, formerly marked 1754 (currently not at the historical location)	Image wanted BW
Courtyard	Enggasse 12 location	around 1800	Hakenhof, around 1800 ff .; Residential house, partly half-timbered (plastered)
sculpture	Gaustraße, at No. 4 location	around 1470/80	late Gothic crescent moon Madonna, wood, around 1470/80	Image wanted BW
Residential building	Gaustraße 11 location	17th century	"Zum golden Lamm" inn; stately baroque half-timbered building, partly massive, half-hip roof, 17th century, in family ownership since 1826; defining the streetscape
Court of the Counts of Bassenheim	Gaustraße 17 location	1616	former court of the Counts of Bassenheim; Renaissance half-timbered house, partly massive, 1616, in front of a saint's house
Courtyard of the St. Johannis Abbey	Gaustraße 19 location	1769	former courtyard house of the St. Johannis Abbey in Mainz; stately half-timbered house, half-hip roof, 1769
Residential building	Jahnstrasse 10 location	first half of the 18th century	two-part half-timbered house, partly massive, half-hipped roof, first half of the 18th century, four-axle extension probably around 1800
Courtyard	Jahnstrasse 15 location	18th century	Hakenhof, 18th century; Baroque house, partly half-timbered (plastered), at the back economy with half-timbered parts
Catholic pilgrimage chapel St. Maria im Oberdorf	Kapellenstrasse location	1889-1891	neo-Gothic clinker brick building with half-hipped roof, two-story sacristy, 1889–1891, architect Joseph HA Lucas , Mainz
school	Kirchbergstrasse 12 location	Mid 18th century	former Oberhof of the St. Alban Monastery in Mainz, converted into a school in 1830; eleven-axis baroque hipped mansard roof, probably from the middle of the 18th century; defining the street scene; older barrel-vaulted wine cellar under the southern school wing added in 1908
Crucifixion group	Kirchbergstrasse, at No. 12 location	18th century	baroque crucifixion group, 18th century (partially renewed)
Catholic Parish Church of St. Alban	Kirchbergstrasse 16 location	1828-30	late classicist hall, 1828–30, architect Augustin Wetter , Mainz, influenced by Georg Moller , west portal inscribed 1867; the “Koch-Schule” (Kirchbergstrasse 20), a single-storey gothic plastered building, belongs to the area	more pictures
War memorial	Kirchbergstrasse, at No. 16 location	1873	on the church: war memorial 1870/71, sandstone obelisk, inscribed 1873
War memorial	Kirchbergstrasse, at No. 16 location	1930s	east of the church: war memorial 1914/18, five granite steles over a concave base, in front of it a bronze reclining figure, 1930s, expanded after 1945
Residential building	Kirchbergstrasse 21 location	1907	villa-like house with a typical country house character, 1907; defining the streetscape
Protestant church	Kirchsteig 19 location	1888	neo-Gothic broken limestone hall, 1888, architect Heinrich von Schmidt , Munich (construction management Carl Schwartze, Darmstadt)	more pictures
Cemetery architecture and tombs	Kirchsteig, in the cemetery location	from 1677	Cemetery opened in 1828 Crypt chapel for the Catholic pastor Werner († 1912): three-aisled hall with original colored glazing, 1913 baroque crucifixion group, marked 1677 Tomb of David Becker III († 1860): late classical stele Berno Rossi († 1930) tomb, late Classicist stele Grave of sister Aureca († 1951), late Classicist stele with subsequent angel relief Tomb of Nikolaus Schneider († 1884): stele with vegetable relief Tomb of Peter Regner († 1939): pedestal with festoon and marble cross with Christ's head	more pictures
Residential building	Langgasse 2 location	later 18th century	angular house, partly half-timbered (plastered), probably from the later 18th century; defining the townscape
Residential building	Langgasse 7 location	17th century	Corner house, Renaissance half-timbered building (plastered), 17th century
Cathedral courtyard	Langgasse 8 location	1738	former cathedral courtyard; representative baroque building, marked 1738; defining the streetscape
Spoilage	Langgasse, at No. 16 location	1729	Archway keystone, marked 1729	more pictures
sculpture	Langgasse, at No. 18 location	early 18th century	Baroque house Madonna, clay, early 18th century
Holy House	Lörzweiler Weg 14 location	19th century	Holy house, 19th century, inside Pietà
Dalheimer Hof	Mainzer Strasse 18 location	1770	Late baroque house, partly half-timbered (plastered), gate system marked 1770
Bonifaz Georg Müller winery	Mainzer Straße 19/21 location	1934	Administration and residential building of the Bonifaz Georg Müller winery, four-story, cubic flat-roof building, Neue Sachlichkeit , 1934, architect Hermann Hodes , Fulda
Milestone	Mainzer Strasse, at No. 36 location	last quarter of the 19th century	Kilometer stone, yellow sandstone, probably from the last quarter of the 19th century
Residential building	Mainzer Strasse 40 location	18th century	Baroque house, partly half-timbered, 18th century, two-part cellar, partly late medieval or early modern
Residential building	Mainzer Straße 43 location	1914	villa-like historicizing house, 1914, architect Peter Gustav Rühl , Mainz, late baroque core, late classicist gate pillars; defining the plaza
Molsberger Hof	Mainzer-Pfort-Straße 2 location	1613	Renaissance building, partly half-timbered, on buttress-reinforced substructure, bay window with Welscher hood, marked 1613; defining the plaza. On December 15, 2007, the historic Molsberger Hof was almost completely destroyed by fire and then painstakingly reconstructed.	more pictures
Metternich farm	Mainzer-Pfort-Straße 5 location	18th century	Hofreite Metternich; Elongated single-storey plastered building above the high cellar, 18th century, courtyard arch marked 1682
Courtyard	Mainzer-Pfort-Straße 7/9 location	Mid 18th century	late baroque courtyard; No. 7: high-pedestal house, partly half-timbered, probably from the middle of the 18th century, No. 9 partly rebuilt; belonging to two cross barns, 19th century	more pictures
Shellfish	Obergasse, at No. 3 location	18th century	late baroque shell niche on a basically baroque house, probably from the 18th century
relief	Obergasse, at No. 4 location	18th century	baroque sandstone relief, Coronation of Mary, 18th century
Residential building	Obergasse 15 location	first half of the 18th century	Baroque half-timbered house, today partly massive, probably from the first half of the 18th century
Residential building	Obergasse 17 location	1720	stately baroque half-timbered house (plastered), marked 1720; in the courtyard fountain, 19th century
Residential building	Obergasse 21 location	first half of the 18th century	two-part baroque house, some with decorative framework, first half of the 18th century
Kerz winery	Ölmühlstrasse 33 location	1898	Late historic hipped roof villa, economy with a crooked hip roof, five-part barrel-vaulted cellar, 1898, architect Wilhelm Müller the Elder , Frankfurt am Main
Car shed and servant's apartment	Pfarrstrasse 1 location	1920	Hipped roof building in the local style, partly half-timbered, 1920, architect Thilo Rothamel, Oppenheim
Catholic rectory	Pfarrstrasse 4 location	1730-38	former catholic rectory; massive baroque mansard hipped roof, cellar: groin vaulted over pillars, 1730–38 by carpenter Johann Molch and bricklayer P. Schranz; defining the streetscape
archway	Pfarrstrasse, at No. 17 Lage	1753	Baroque archway, marked 1753	more pictures
town hall	Rathausstrasse 1 location	1608	Rich renaissance half-timbered building, partly massive, under the north half "Hexenkeller", inscribed 1608; Running fountain in front of the south wall, 19th century	more pictures
Hof der Freiherren Knebel zu Katzenelnbogen	Rathausstraße 2, Schulgässchen 1 location	1606	former court of the barons Knebel zu Katzenelnbogen; two-part renaissance half-timbered building, partly massive, half-hip roofs, marked 1606
Jesuit Court	Rathausstrasse 11 location	1740	former Jesuit court; Residential and wine press house: eight-axis late baroque half-hip roof building, marked 1740, barn marked 1741; raised garden	more pictures
Pumping station	Rheinallee 87 location	1902	Three-part Art Nouveau assembly: residential and industrial building with a cantilevered hip roof, suction gas room, machine hall, 1902, architect Bruno von Boehmer , Kulturinspektion Mainz	more pictures
Winery Lieutenant Colonel Liebrecht	Rheinstrasse 30 location	1904-06	picturesque Art Nouveau villa, partly half-timbered, round tower, with parts of the baroque predecessor, 1904–06, architect A. Weber, Mainz; crenellated neo-Gothic annex; Press house with a crooked roof; rear three-part barrel vaulted cellar, the core probably from the 18th century, and two-aisled wine cellar, around 1900; new baroque courtyard gate, reused pedestrian gate marked 1754; Landscape garden, pavilion, enclosing walls, around 1900	more pictures
Flood stone	Rheinstrasse, at No. 33 Lage	1882	Flood stone, marked 1882 and 1883
Schönborner Hof	Schönbornplatz 1 / 1a / 3 location	1747	Baroque mansard hipped roof building from 1747, similarly designed, two-axis side wing, 18th century, vaulted stable, marked 1859, wine press house 1889; Roman spoil in the courtyard wall: tombstone, second half of the first century AD
Court of the Counts of Metternich	Schönbornplatz 2 location	1682	former court of the Counts of Metternich; probably from 1682 (dated after 1660); above the solid ground floor with structure and front door, 19th century, on the upper floor and gable decorative framework from the 17th century; At the rear a ruinous stable and storage building, marked 1842
Residential building	Schönbornplatz 4 location	around 1830	late classical plastered building, around 1830
archway	Schönbornplatz, at No. 6 location	1739	Baroque archway, marked 1739
Residential building	Wormser Strasse 39 location	around 1900	Villa-like house, red brick building, on the upper floor ornamental framework and floating gable, around 1900, architect probably Franz Bucksmaier, Bodenheim
villa	Wormser Strasse 99 location	1900	Late founding manufacturer's villa, bichromic clinker brick building on a moving floor plan, 1900, architect Franz Fredriksson
Sparrow mill	south of the village at the Spatzenbach location	1811	Late classical plastered building, 1811, in a former mill property with the original garden fence	more pictures
Water tank	southwest of the village; Hallway frontal location	1904	historicizing Art Nouveau building, marked 1904, architect Wilhelm Lenz
St. Albanus Monument	west of the village; Hallway ravine location	around 1910	Sandstone sculpture in an art nouveau niche, around 1910	more pictures