List of cultural monuments in Flomborn

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In the list of cultural monuments in Flomborn , all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate local community of Flomborn are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of July 31, 2018).

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
War memorial Alzeyer Strasse, corner of Stetter Strasse
Lage
1891 War memorial 1870/71, bust of Kaiser Wilhelm I, 1891 War memorial
War memorial At the Glockenberg
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1920s War memorial 1914/18; Elaborate stage-like raised system with granite stele in relief resembling an obelisk, 1920s; Fallen panels 1939/45, 1950s
pillar Borngasse, at No. 26
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second half of the 19th century richly carved column in the park-like garden, probably from the later 19th century
Tombs Langgasse, at the cemetery
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from the second half of the 19th century on the newer part: tomb of the Fritz Best family († 1902), obelisk, six graves from 1899 with marble slabs, fencing made of forged mesh; Tomb Johann Funerbart († 1928), Iron Cross; Grave of the Jakob Heinz family, metal relif with mourning angel, around 1917; Else Krämer tomb († 1996; second use), neo-classical aedicula with metal relief; Tomb of the Abraham Stauffer family († 1906), aedicle-like wall with a marble relief of a floating angel, decorative metal enclosure; Tomb of Anna Maria Kloh († 1934), three-part crucifixion group with applied galvanoplastic figures;

on the catholic part sandstone stelae from the second half of the 19th century: Margaretha Ketterle († 1871) tomb, antique volute roof; Georg Baden's tomb († 1882), elaborately carved, vegetable crowning; anonymous tomb, sandstone stele in relief with a kneeling mourner in front of a sarcophagus, late 19th century; Tomb Maria Michel († 1902), branch-like corner pillars; Fragment of an anonymous tomb, richly decorated cast iron cross attached to the surrounding wall

Courtyard Langgasse 5
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19th century Four-sided courtyard, 19th century with an older core; Residential house, essentially from the 18th century, extended around 1830/40, quarry stone stable, barn with two-aisled vaulted stable marked 1847; defining the streetscape
Public house sign Langgasse, at No. 9
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second half of the 18th century wrought iron arm of the former inn "Zum Goldenen Löwen", second half of the 18th century
Courtyard Langgasse 22
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18th and 19th centuries Four-sided courtyard, 18th and 19th centuries; Late Classicist house, mid-19th century, then a single-storey plastered building with knee-high floor and doorway, cross barn with pigeon house
Courtyard Langgasse 23
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1870 Parallel courtyard; late classicist house, marked 1847; Quarry stone barn with vaulted cellar and three-aisled stable part, marked 1844
Courtyard Langgasse 26
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1732 baroque four-sided courtyard; late baroque house, some with ornamental framework, marked 1732; Farm building, 19th century Courtyard
town hall Langgasse 28/30
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1765 Town hall with catholic chapel St. Remigius; late baroque half-hipped roof building, partly ornamental framework, marked 1765, older stair tower on the west side town hallmore pictures
Courtyard Langgasse 35
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Mid 18th century late baroque four-sided courtyard; Residential house, partly half-timbered (plastered), probably from the middle of the 18th century; Extension building with gateway, quarry stone barn, slope with barrel-vaulted cellar, passage marked 1753
Courtyard Langgasse 41
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19th century representative courtyard, 19th century; Residential house with components from different periods, late Classicist facade, eastern part marked 1818 and 1890, western part from the mid-19th century, main portal from 1907 (reconstruction), two stone barns, three-aisled vaulted stable
Protestant church Langgasse 52
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13th Century formerly St. Udalricus; baroque hall building, medieval core, remodeling in 1779, west tower with baroque style, 1907/08;
in the former cemetery three baroque crosses for the grave for Mathias Diehl († 1723), Maria Gertruta Diehl († 1720) and unknown (around 1720) with bent handles, Jesus monogram and inscription; neo-Gothic priest's grave stone for Jacob Peter Diehl († 1853); probably a Roman sandstone sarcophagus, 3rd or 4th century; Fragment of a field cross with a relief body, 16th century
Protestant church
Courtyard Langgasse 58
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second half of the 19th century Four-sided courtyard with gate, 19th century; late classicist house, limestone, probably around 1850/60, basement exit marked 1819, farm building; overall structural system
School and syringe house Weedegasse 3
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19th and early 20th centuries Assembly from the 19th and early 20th centuries; Classical plastered building, marked 1821; former school building, large-volume hipped roof building, Heimatstil forms, inscribed 1907, architect Gustav Peisker , Mainz; Syringe house, tail gable, hose drying tower, core from the 19th century, Spolien marked 1791, 1688 and 1821; Outbuildings; former pigsty School and syringe housemore pictures
Under mill northeast of the village (Mühlenweg 16)
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1910/11 Four-sided courtyard; Residential house: historicizing brick building, 1910/11, architect Philipp Adam, Alzey; Business section with wine press house, oven and coach house, brick, 1925, architect Friedrich Rudolph, Worms; former portal lintel (second use), marked 1782, commercial buildings; overall structural system

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