List of cultural monuments in Ernst (Mosel)

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In the list of cultural monuments in Ernst , all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate local community of Ernst are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of April 25, 2017).

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Wayside cross On the Winneburg, at No. 22
location
Way cross, basalt
Residential building On the Winneburg 29
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1503/04 Duplex; Half-timbered house, partly massive, dendrodated 1503/04; Half-timbered house, partly massive, marked 1578
portal Fährstraße, at No. 9
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1772 Portal, marked 1772
Residential building Fährstrasse 11
location
16th Century Half-timbered house, partly massive, mansard roof, 16th century, roof remodeling in the 18th century; Quarry stone building to the rear with a late Gothic portal
Residential building Fährstrasse 16
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Residential house of a winegrower's farm, half-timbered, partly massive
Residential building Herrenstrasse 5
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late 18th century Quarry stone building, plastered, late 18th century
Residential building Herrenstrasse 14
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16th Century Half-timbered house, partly massive, 16th century
Fountain Kleinstrasse, at No. 3
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Fountain
Winemaker's house Klosterstrasse 5
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around 1900/10 neo-baroque winegrower's house, around 1900/10 Winemaker's housemore pictures
Residential building Klosterstrasse 11
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1779 two-wing half-timbered house, partially plastered, marked 1779
Holy House Moselstrasse, in front of No. 28
Lage
1850 Heiligenhäuschen, 1850; Cross, marked 1663; Grave cross, marked 1762
Residential building Moselstrasse 30
location
18th century Half-timbered house, partly solid, plastered, hipped mansard roof, 18th century
Residential building Moselstrasse 38
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1901 Half-hip roof building, quarry stone, marked 1901
Community center Moselstrasse 46 and 47
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around 1845 Old school, quarry stone building, around 1845; New school, mansard roof, 1913; Overall system
Wayside cross Moselstrasse, at No. 46
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1616 Road cross, basalt, marked 1616
Catholic Church of St. Salvator Moselstrasse 48
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1844-48 Cross-domed church with double tower facade, 1844–48, architect Johann Claudius von Lassaulx ; outside five tombstones, 19th century; Complete complex with cemetery Catholic Church of St. Salvatormore pictures
Holy House Moselstrasse, corner of Weingartenstrasse
Lage
1686 Holy house; Relief, inscribed 1686
Residential building Weingartenstrasse 13
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1687 Half-timbered extension, dated 1687; inside hall kitchen with smoke jacket
Fountain Weingartenstrasse, at No. 21
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Draw well with well house
Residential building Weingartenstrasse 24
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in the middle of the 19th century Quarry stone house, mid-19th century
Wayside cross Weingartenstrasse, at No. 24
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1777 Road cross, basalt, marked 1777
Fountain Weingartenstrasse, at No. 24
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Draw well with well house
Residential building Weingartenstrasse 75
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16th Century Solid construction, essentially from the 16th century
Fountain Weingartenstrasse, at No. 76
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18th century Draw well, 18th century
portal Weingartenstrasse, at No. 77
Lage
1548 Sandstone portal, late medieval, inscribed (15) 48
Residential building Weingartenstrasse 81
location
1832 Solid construction, half hip roof, marked 1832; Half-timbered house to the rear, plastered, much older
Holy House Weingartenstrasse, corner of Herrenstrasse
Lage
18th century Holy house with a baroque Madonna (copy?), 18th century
Kreuzkapelle south of the village on the Neuerberg
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around 1709 Plastered building, around 1709
Wayside cross west of the village on the B 49 1603 Way cross, basalt, marked 1603
Wayside cross west of the village on the B 49 1633 Road cross, basalt, marked 1633

Former cultural monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Residential building Fährstraße, in front of No. 2
location
16th or 17th century Half-timbered house, partly massive, core from the 16th or 17th century, extended in the 18th century, two-part, high ground floor in the rear, upper floor protruding far, curved struts, the front part also half-timbered upper floor with yoke struts, crooked hip roof; Complete area with garden and pavilion; canceled and replaced by a new building

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