List of cultural monuments in Flonheim

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In the list of cultural monuments in Flonheim , all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate municipality of Flonheim are listed. For the district of Uffhofen see the list of cultural monuments in Uffhofen . The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of July 31, 2018).

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Monument zone town center Marktplatz 1–14, Schulgasse 2, Wassergasse 1 and 2, Alzeyer Straße 1
Lage
18th and 19th centuries closed historical development with a high concentration of individual monuments; two-storey eaves houses from the 18th and 19th centuries, some with an older core, with handsome, mostly massive Baroque buildings from the heyday of the Wildgraves' official residence defining the most important room edges; the mighty double tower facade of the neo-Gothic Protestant church has a spacious effect as a dominant feature of the urban development Monument zone town centermore pictures
Jewish cemetery monument zone Flonheim, south of the village; Corridor at the Rothenpfad
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around 1830 Enclosed area, probably opened around 1830, around 60 gravestones set up in rows, mostly made of sandstone, from the mid-19th century to 1936 Jewish cemetery monument zone

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Site fortification around 1300 probably built around 1300 local defenses; Quarry stone wall preserved west of Wassergasse (at no. 8, partial demolition 2006), on the street at the Grabentürmchen (near the singer's home), at Holzmarkt 5 and on the Kellereck stub and in Neugasse;

preserved shell towers in the west: behind Angelgasse (15) and behind Wassergasse 8; in the north: at Klostereck 4 and at Am Grabentürmchen 15; in the south: behind Langgasse 35, at Adlergässchen 2 and behind Obergasse 8

Site fortification
Courtyard Alzeyer Strasse 1
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1730 Four-sided courtyard; House with a magnificent pilaster portal, marked 1730; modified stable, marked 1820; roofed courtyard gate, next to it half-timbered building, second half of the 18th century, open hall with central sandstone column; Well; Quarry stone barn with barrel vaulted cellar, marked 1739; Coat of arms stone Courtyard
Residential building Alzeyer Straße 3/5
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17th or 18th century elongated house, 17th or 18th century; Skylight portal, marked 1770; Inscription stone, around 1600; Lintel with coat of arms, marked 1625; barrel vaulted cellar, 17th or 18th century, with round arch portal Residential building
Tithe cellar Alzeyer Strasse 6
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18th century Courtyard with tithe cellar; late classical quarry stone house, marked 1862; late baroque barn with large cellar from the 18th century; open half-timbered construction with pigsty on the cellar porch, 19th century; neo-Gothic pedestrian gate; walled garden Tithe cellar
Residential building Alzeyer Strasse 11
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first half of the 18th century House, probably from the first half of the 18th century; Ground floor changed, half-timbered upper floor Residential building
Residential building Alzeyer Strasse 13
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around 1600 Residential house, Renaissance building redesigned in the 18th or 19th century, around 1600 Shop fitting of the late 19th century, neo-renaissance forms; barrel vaulted cellar with round arch portal, around 1600
Flonheim train station At the station 1
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1870 three-storey late classical sandstone block building, 1870
Upper mill At the moat tower 16
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19th century multi-part system from the 19th century on the northern edge of the town center on Wiesbach ; Mill and residential building, quarry stone, marked 1847; three-aisled mill part with mill technology including mill wheel and stones; three-aisled cowshed with groined vaults; mighty square brick fireplace; Quarry stone barn, marked 1846; former gatehouse with barn function, 18th or early 19th century
Residential building Angelgasse 4/6
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1775 single-storey late baroque residential building subsequently divided; Courtyard passage, marked 1775; Re-used skylight portal at No. 4, marked 1775
Residential building Angelgasse 12
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1608 three-sided free-standing plastered building still late Gothic style with shield gables; damaged arched portal, marked 1608
Courtyard Backhausgasse 4
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1778 Courtyard area; plastered house, formerly marked 1778; Former stable-barn building, basement exit marked 1746
Spolia Backhausgasse, at No. 6
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from around 1120 figurative Romanesque relief in the garden wall, probably around 1120; Parts of the portal of the simultaneous church built 1724-28
Garden architecture Backhausgasse, at No. 15
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second half of the 18th century on garden plot evidence of late baroque garden culture in a rural context: section of the high former garden wall along the street with an arched gate marked 1778; former garden pavilion (rebuilt), polygonal plastered building with arched walls, marked 1777; Draw wells in the style of the typical regional vineyard houses; Romanesque column base walled up on the corner of the house, around 1200
villa Bahnhofstrasse 2
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1883 Brick building with late classical sandstone structure, 1883; with equipment; Front garden with iron pavilion and fence made of iron bars, small avenue with old chestnut and linden trees; in the west formerly associated walled wing
school Bahnhofstrasse 5
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1903 School in neo-renaissance forms, sandstone blocks under a hipped roof, 1903, district building inspector Eduard Langgässer, Alzey; 1967/68 changed school
Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 33
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villa-like house; single-storey mansard roof building in Heimatstil forms influenced by Art Nouveau, 1912, architect Anton Falkowski
Water tank Bahnhofstrasse, at No. 63
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1898 Cuboid sandstone building with battlements, 1898
portal Bellgasse, at No. 11
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1584 late Gothic curtain arch portal, marked 1584
War memorials and tombs Bornheimer Landstrasse, at the cemetery
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from 1845 in the cemetery:
  • Veteran stone, obelisk-like sandstone pillar, 1845.
  • War memorial 1914/18, kneeling angel with laurel wreath in front of a rounded wall, 1922.
  • Tombs: tomb Heinrich Wörner († 1870), column with drapery , metal peg fence ; Tomb of Katharina Elisabeth Werner b. Diehl († 1856), cippus-like pillar; Tomb of the Martin Rickerich family († 1887), aedicula in neo-Renaissance forms; Tomb of the Hans Hinkel family, reused galvanoplastic statue of a mourning woman, around 1900; Tomb of Anna Albrecht b. Boos († 1901), galvanoplasty on a granite base; Tomb Babette Bley b. Dietz († 1904), rich Art Nouveau stele made of artificial stone; Tomb of the Jacob Balz family († 1907), neo-Romanesque columned aedicula under the influence of Art Nouveau, elaborate enclosure; Tomb of Mayor Philipp Werner († 1905), rich neo-baroque, volute-flanked aedicule; Grave of the Jakob Bley family, Doric column position, in the middle a figure of Christ made of marble, around 1910; Tomb of Leonhard and Johann Lind († 1914 and 1916), Iron Cross
Courtyard Drehergasse 8
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17th to 19th century angular courtyard, 17th to 19th centuries; Residential house, half-timbered over a massive ground floor, 17th or 18th century, windows with Renaissance walls, stone spiral staircase; former wine press house (?) with arched portal marked 1664; on the barn spoil of a late Romanesque capital; Stables, around 1898, with reused Renaissance window frames; younger large barn; rusticated courtyard gate pillars, 18th century, pedestrian gate, handle pump; Renaissance portal in the garden wall
Residential building Holzmarkt 2
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second half of the 17th century Residential house, partly half-timbered (partly plastered), second half of the 17th century
Spoilage Klostereck, at No. 4
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around 1200 Late Romanesque stone, probably arched base, around 1200 or early 13th century
Spolia Klostereck, at No. 7
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around 1200 six late Romanesque architectural fragments made of sandstone, around 1200 or early 13th century
portal Klostergasse, at No. 3
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second half of the 16th century late Gothic sandstone portal, second half of the 16th century
Coat of arms stone Langgasse, at No. 2
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1555 Renaissance coat of arms stone, marked 1555 Coat of arms stone
Residential building Langgasse 7
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1753 Late baroque house, splendid pilaster portal with door leaf dating from the time of construction, marked 1753 Residential building
Reliefs Langgasse, at No. 8
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around 1120 Romanesque sandstone reliefs (spoils probably from the church of the Augustinian canons): cuboid with depiction of two griffins, around 1120; walled part of a portal tympanum Reliefs
Residential building Langgasse 9
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1615 Renaissance house, solid construction with sandstone walls from the period of construction, small upper floor window with coat of arms, marked 1615, arched portal facing the courtyard, marked 1615 Residential building
portal Langgasse, at No. 14
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1786 in the courtyard wall portal of the synagogue built in 1786
Courtyard Langgasse 23/25
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1700 Courtyard area; elongated double house from the 17th or 18th century, plastered building with an off-center archway; No. 23: walled fountain, in the courtyard wall twin windows of the Renaissance; No. 25: in the passage round arched portal with Renaissance profile; modified economic wing, probably from the 18th century, remains of a renaissance portal; barrel vaulted cellar, probably from the 18th century Courtyard
Residential building Langgasse 26
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1727 Baroque house, built in 1727, plastered building with pilasters and drilled window frames, rich pilaster portal, (added) archway marked 1727; in the former cellar exit, marked 1743 Residential building
Courtyard Langgasse 29
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early 18th century baroque courtyard; single-storey house, early 18th century; Skylight portal marked 1796, classicist door leaf; segmental lintel in the extension, marked 1705; Cross barn, marked 1710 in the gate beam Courtyard
Spoilage Langgasse, at No. 32
Lage
first decade of the 18th century Fragment of a vertex walled up in the press house, first decade of the 18th century
archway Langgasse, at No. 40
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1892 Archway of a late historic cellar facade, 1892; Stable building, three aisles with romanized cube capitals, mid-19th century archway
Courtyard Langgasse 43
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18th and 19th centuries Four-sided courtyard, 18th and 19th centuries; Baroque half-timbered house, quarry stone ground floor, half-timbered above; flat arched skylight portal, marked 1707 and 1776; far back gate entrance; Spolie in the outer wall, marked 1607 Courtyard
Residential building Langgasse 47
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early 18th century Eaves baroque house, early 18th century Residential building
Residential building Langgasse 57
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1699 baroque house, profiled skylight portal, 1699, half-timbered upper floor; to the rear sandstone fall of the former courtyard portal, marked 1618 Residential building
Courtyard Langgasse 59
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1715 former four-sided courtyard; Residential house with skylight portal, marked 1715, door leaf around 1800, half-timbered upper floor; Extension with basket arch gate, coupled with archway of No. 61; Quarry stone barn with cellar, marked 1761 Courtyard
archway Langgasse, at No. 61
Lage
18th century Baroque archway, 18th century, at the same time as the passage from No. 59 archway
gym Langgasse 79
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1902 former gym; Neo-Renaissance sandstone building, arched portal, marked 1907; open roof structure in the hall, stage and gallery gym
town hall Marktplatz 1
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18th century Town hall, built in the 18th century with the involvement of older parts; two-storey baroque plastered building; hall open with a round arch, marked 1733; round renaissance stair tower with Welscher dome, a window frame marked 1587; barrel vaulted holding cell with barred openings; walled Romanesque sandstone head town hallmore pictures
House Hinkel Marktplatz 3
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1742/43 “Zum Engel” inn, 18th to 20th century; late baroque main building, nine-axis square facade, marked with off-center gate drive 1742; magnificent pilaster portal to Langgasse, marked 1743; inside spiral baroque staircase; Stable wing marked 1902 House Hinkelmore pictures
Spoilage Marktplatz, at No. 4
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1713 Former arch keystone, marked 1713 Spoilage
Evangelical parish church Marktplatz 5
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1882-85 neo-Gothic hall with three-corner choir and double tower facade, 1882–85, architect Heinrich von Schmidt ; Romanesque decorative floor Evangelical parish churchmore pictures
War memorial Marktplatz, at No. 5
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1885 War memorial 1870/71; Armored Germania made of sandstone, built in 1885, moved in 1955 War memorialmore pictures
Wildgrave's office building Marktplatz 6/8, Obergasse 2
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1712 former Wildgraves' office, allegedly built in 1712; large courtyard with a representative angular main building under a mansard roof; the older, eastern part (No. 6/8) with careful ashlar cladding, profiled basket arch gate between pilasters and multi-part shop installation (late 19th century); five-axis, slightly bent, now plastered extension (Obergasse 2);

Farm building: to No. 6 stable wing and transverse barn; No. 8 quarry stone barn, 18th century

Wildgrave's office buildingmore pictures
Portal arch Marktplatz, at No. 11
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18th century Arch field in relief probably from an 18th century portal
Local government Marktplatz 12
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first half of the 18th century former inn "Zum Roß"; massive eleven-axis baroque building, first half of the 18th century; around 1900 conversion to a toddler school; Parts of the previous building: corner blocks, cellar window, Renaissance window, early 17th century; ear portal on the courtyard side, marked 1771; stately barrel-vaulted cellar with round arch portal, marked 1614 Local governmentmore pictures
Courtyard Marktplatz 14
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17th or 18th century Courtyard area; gable-independent house, 17th or 18th century, partially renewed baroque half-timbering; overbuilt archway, marked 1613, framework on renaissance volute consoles; extension on the courtyard side, early 19th century; Vaulted cellar Courtyardmore pictures
facade Neugasse, at No. 21
Lage
1888 Late historical gable facade of the former vinegar factory, 1888 facade
Courtyard Obergasse 6
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early 18th century Courtyard with two baroque houses from the early 18th century; left saddle roof building, skylight portal marked 1715, half-timbered upper floor; on the right massive plastered building with archway, marked 1716; Barn with cellar arch marked 1765 Courtyard
Courtyard Obergasse 17
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1902/03 Courtyard area; villa-like house, 1902/03; stately plastered building with corner tower under Welscher hood, tail gable projection, interior fittings; Service wing with coach house, horse stable, pigsty, toilet and half-timbered storey, cross barn, wine press house, gate pillar and front garden enclosure
Schillerplatz Schillerplatz 1, 2, 3
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1839 Late Classicism courtyard-like layout from a former school (No. 2) and two teachers' houses (No. 1 and 3), 1839; Quarry stone buildings with corner blocks; In the courtyard the schill oak planted in 1905, behind the economy Schillerplatz
Spolia Schulgasse, at No. 4
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18th century on modern new building: former portal crown, last quarter of the 18th century; former lintel (?), 18th century Spolia
bridge Wassergasse
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second half of the 19th century Sandstone cuboid bridge over the Wiesbach, second half of the 19th century
Residential building Wassergasse 1
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Late 18th century late baroque house with gate, probably towards the end of the 18th century; defining the streetscape
Courtyard Wassergasse 3/5
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17th to 19th century Courtyard from the 17th to 19th centuries; wide gabled house, twin windows on the ground floor, marked 1616; to the courtyard seating niche portal in Renaissance forms; upper floor baroque half-timbering; Quarry stone barn (to No. 3), allegedly formerly marked 1722; Brunnenhaus, in the style of baroque vineyard houses; bevelled archway, probably from the 18th century; barn on the street corner
Residential building Wassergasse 8
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1715 Baroque house, 1715, profiled round arch and skylight portal, half-timbered upper floor; in the garden section of the city wall with defense tower Residential building
Residential building Wassergasse 12
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late 16th century plastered half-timbered house from the 18th century with a core from the late 16th century; Cellar entrance arch marked 1582; common courtyard gate system with no. 16, marked 1727; in the cultivation of a late medieval coat of arms stone
Residential building Wassergasse 16
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1727 Basically a baroque single-storey house, marked 1727
Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception of Mary Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 3
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1877/78 cruciform neo-Gothic sandstone block, 1877/78, architect Max Meckel ;
overall structure with catholic rectory (Alzeyer Straße 14), quarry stone building with Madonna niche, 1872, and rectory garden; in it, post-Gothic stone pulpit, inscribed 1675
Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception of Mary
Residential building Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 13
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1897 picturesque composed house of a winery, sandstone and half-timbered in neo-renaissance forms, 1897; representative equipment; former coach house in the garden
villa Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 17
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1881 Villa in neo-renaissance style, picturesque plastered building with corner tower and tail gable, 1881; former coach house, front garden enclosure with sandstone pillars and ornamental grille; Entrance with spherical columns and iron gate villa
pharmacy Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 26
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1892 Pharmacy, built in the style of a villa in 1892; Sandstone block construction in the style of the Italian Renaissance; Gable risalit with pilaster portal, in the bel étage a niche with shell conch and an antique female marble figure; Office with timeless wooden furnishings in neo-renaissance forms; wrought iron front yard fence pharmacy
movie theater Wilhelm-Leuschner-Straße 28
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around 1900 single-storey plastered building with knee floor and dwelling, built around 1900 as a residential and guest house; At the back, an extension with a dance hall, used as a cinema from 1923, converted in 1958 for this purpose, interior and technical equipment from the 1950s movie theater
White house Flonheim, south of the village on the hilltop of the Schneeberg; Hallway at the house
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1756 Vineyard house; Baroque circular cantilever dome building ( trullo ), marked 1756 White housemore pictures
Wrought south of the village (in the quarry, at No. 4)
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around 1900 Forge of the former Bley quarry with complete inventory, around 1900, quarry stone construction

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