List of cultural monuments in Elz

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The following list contains the cultural monuments identified in the monument topography in the area of ​​the municipality of Elz , Limburg-Weilburg district , Hesse .

Note: The order of the monuments in this list is based first on the districts and then on the address; alternatively, it can also be sorted according to the name, the number assigned by the State Office for Monument Preservation or the construction time.

The basis is the publication of the Hessian list of monuments, which was created for the first time on the basis of the Monument Protection Act of September 5, 1986 and has been continuously updated since then.

Elz

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image designation location description construction time Object no.
Alexanderstraße 2
Location
hallway: 4, parcel: 110
1678 51037
 
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Lady Chapel Alexanderstraße 18
Location
hall: 4, parcel: 122/2
1934 51038
 
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Alexander Street 1/3
position
hallway: 4, plot: 108/2, 109
Early 18th century 51036
 
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Alter Straßenberg 1
Location
hallway: 2, parcel: 27
1725 to 1775 51039
 
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Chapel of St. Joseph Alter Straßenberg o. No.
Location
floor: 23, parcel: 69/7, 87/4
1933 51040
 
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Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 1, corridor
location
: 54, parcel: 143/1
Early 20th century 51041
 
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Monument complex 'old cemetery' Friedhofstraße o. No.
Location
floor: 2, parcel: 33/2
Late 20th century 51043
 
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Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 2
Location
hallway: 2, parcel: 28/2
Early 18th century 51042
 
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Overall system Overall Elz
location
1725 to 1775 51035
 
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Johanneskapelle
Johanneskapelle Hadamarer Straße o. Nr. (L 3462)
Location
floor: 19, parcel: 402
1891 51061
 
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Lehrgasse 5/7
location
floor: 4, parcel: 18/3, 275/19
1662 51044
 
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Lehrgasse 8/10
location
floor: 2, parcel: 70/1
Early 18th century 51045
 
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Oberdorfstraße 7
Location
hall: 5, parcel: 51/2
1795 to 1805 51048
 
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Oberdorfstraße 13
Location
floor: 5, parcel: 54/3
1608 51047
 
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Oberdorfstraße 20
Location
floor: 4, parcel: 178
Late 18th century 51049
 
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Oberdorfstraße 43
Location
hall: 2, parcel: 147/1
1825 to 1875 51050
 
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Station building Offheimer Straße 14
Location
floor: 24, parcel: 147
1870 51051
 
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Catholic parish church St. Johann
Catholic parish church St. Johann Pfortenstraße 1
position
hallway: 2, plot: 60/4
1854 51052
 
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Catholic rectory Pfortenstraße 3
Location
hallway: 2, parcel: 326/58
1894 51053
 
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Pfortenstraße 12
Location
hall: 1, parcel: 47/3
1695 to 1705 51056
 
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Pfortenstraße 14
Location
hall: 1, parcel: 44, 45
Late 18th century 51057
 
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So-called. Shared courtyard Pfortenstraße 19
Location
hall: 2, parcel: 37/2
1708 51058
 
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Pfortenstraße 5/7
location
hall: 2, parcel: 54/3, 56/1
1610 51055
 
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Pfortenstraße 8/10
Location
hall: 1, parcel: 51/4, 49/3
1595 to 1605 51054
 
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Rathausstraße 25
Location
hall: 4, parcel: 34/5
Late 18th century 51059
 
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Rathausstraße 39
Location
floor: 2, parcel: 68, 69
Late 18th century 51046
 
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town hall Rathausstraße 39
Location
hall: 2, parcel: 63/2
1561 51060
 
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Rathausstraße 42
Location
hall: 3, parcel: 31/1
1701 51062
 
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Malmeneich

image designation location description construction time Object no.
Malmeneich Hohestrasse7.JPG
Malmeneich, Hohe Straße 7
Location
hall: 1, parcel: 72
Despite the original windows that have been changed by renovations, this small-format half-timbered house stands out due to its very regular framework. On the upper floor, the pronounced man forms are striking . The building, which dates back to the 18th century, faces the old trade route that dominates the area. 1725 to 1775 51064
 
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Malmeneich Kapellenstrasse18.JPG
Malmeneich, Kapellenstraße 18
Location
floor: 1, parcel: 85/2
This relatively little changed house is a typical example of a residential house of the small-format Hofreit that once shaped the place . The two-zone building with a massive basement and upper half-timbered storey was probably built at the beginning of the 18th century and has discreet decorations with fire rams and nested S-struts on two sides . The ceiling on the ground floor is also built using a beam construction with clay infills. The cellar ceiling is only partially preserved in wooden beam construction. The house has a crawl space with two rooms. Early 18th century 51066
 
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Catholic Nikolauskapelle
Catholic Nikolauskapelle Malmeneich, Kapellenstrasse o. No.
Location
floor: 1, parcel: 51-56
The chapel was probably built in 1213 and belonged to the Hundsangen parish for centuries. Elements of the Romanesque architectural style can still be seen on the building . In the chapel consecrated to St. Nicholas , a small bell still exists on the tone d from the

15th century. In 1953 the chapel was expanded. Before that, the church measured 10.2 by 5.9 meters; it was expanded to 13.7 by 5.9 meters. In addition, a choir measuring 5.8 by 4.7 meters was built in front of it. In 1971 the chapel was assigned to the parish of Elz.

1213 51063
 
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Malmeneich Waldstrasse16.JPG
Waldstraße 16
Location
hallway: 1, parcel: 87
This oldest largely preserved half-timbered house in Malmeneich is dated to the 17th century. However, renovation work has largely destroyed the framework on the ground floor. Above this, a simple framework with dense stands and correspondingly small compartments can be seen. Apart from the profile of the threshold to the upper storey carved out on the eaves side, there is no architectural decoration. Shortly after 2000, this monument was extensively renovated. Late 17th century 51067
 
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