List of cultural monuments in Frankfurt-Rödelheim

The list of cultural monuments in Frankfurt-Rödelheim lists all cultural monuments within the meaning of the Hessian Monument Protection Act in Frankfurt-Rödelheim , a district of Frankfurt am Main .

The basis is the monument topography from 1994, which was last supplemented in 2000 by a supplementary volume.

Cultural monuments in Rödelheim

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Catholic Antoniuskirche	Alexanderstraße 21-25 location	Neo-Gothic church	1892
	Petri house	Location at Rödelheimer Wehr 13	Swiss style garden house, built in 1716, rebuilt for Georg Brentano in 1819/20 , renovated in 1999	1716
	Residential building	Assenheimer Strasse 15 location	Baroque half-timbered house, slated, former count's estate, from 1806 residence of the Wöhler family	18th century
	Ev. St. Cyriakus Church with knight gravestones	On the island 5 location		14th Century
	Residential building	On the island 16 location	Classicist single-family house, former coach house of the Brentano family estate, entrance to Brentano Park	around 1830
	Brentano Park	Brentanopark location	Park of the Brentano family from 1770, redesign by M. Brommes 1928/29, classicistic Goethe temple, modern pavilion 1931 by E. Kaufmann, street fence and gate system	1770
	Star bridge	Rödelheimer Landstrasse location	Stone bridge in baroque forms built 1803–1807 as a replacement for a medieval wooden bridge over the Nidda flood ditch	1803-1807
	Tenement house	Röderichstrasse 6 location	Historicist tenement house from 1906 with an elaborate bay window and decorative facade	1906
	Front door	Röderichstrasse 6 location		1906
	Water tower	Schultheißenweg 103 location	The water tower is 51 meters high and has a diameter of 9.50 meters. With a capacity of 380 cubic meters, it served to supply the city with water.	1895
	Solmspark	Solmspark location	Schlossplatz in English taste
	Jewish Cemetery	Wolf-Heidenheim-Straße / Zentmarkweg location	The cemetery covers an area of ​​27.24 acres. About 20 tombstones have been preserved. The cemetery was in use from 1740 until the 19th century and was cleared during the Nazi era. Today the area is used as a green area. A gravestone at the entrance reminds of Wolf Heidenheim (died 1832).	19th century

Cultural monuments in the Rödelheim cemetery

The supplementary volume by Volker Rödel on monument topography, "The Frankfurt District Cemeteries" names a number of tombs in the Rödelheim cemetery that are also under monument protection.

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	War memorial	Westerbachstrasse 56 location	simple war memorial	1892

image	Won	Name (s)	year	Stonemason	description
	A adM 2	Enamel	1927	0	Wall memorial in renaissance forms in basalt tuff ashlar masonry. The tomb is framed by rusticated half-columns. In the round gable crowned with an urn there is a medallion with a beehive.
	C adM 29	Lohoff	1884	0	Grave monument for pastor Gottfried Eduard Lohoff (1838–1913). The two cross memorials are made of polished black granite. Next to it is a desk made of light sandstone.
	C 27	Brill	1900	Becker	Cross memorial across the corner made of polished black granite.
	C adM 49	Small	1892	0	Three-part renaissance aedicule made of polished black granite. The tablets in the middle and in the side wings are made of marble.
	C 31	Pehl	1927	F. Hofmeister	Aedicula-like stele with a stepped back center made of polished black syenite accentuated by a Christ relief made of galvano bronze.
	C 41	Buff	1831 (added in 1861)	0	Late classicist cross stele with side altar-like tablets made of cut red and yellow sandstone with inset marble tablets.
	D adM 53	Swallow	1893	0	Renaissance aedicula between side wings made of red sandstone. The writing tablets are made of polished black granite. There is a cross attachment above the round gable.
	D adM 51	Thudichum	1863	0	Grave monument for the pastor and member of the state parliament Ludwig Thudichum (1798–1863). The neo-Gothic cross memorial is made of sandstone. It is flanked by two later cross memorials. There are two tracery framed writing fields in the base.
	D adM 64	Fisherman	1901	F. Hofmeister	Cross memorial with side wings made of polished black granite in a triforic arched niche.
	D adM 70	Wilhelm	1905	F. Hofmeister	Grave monument for the medical council and local politician Dr. med. Ludwig Willhelm (1851–1931). The tomb is an aedicula in neo-renaissance forms made of polished black granite.
	D 73	Otto	1910	0	Sculpture of a lamentation for Christ made of limestone, modified from the traditional Pietá motif. The altar is surrounded on three sides by limestone walls.

literature

• Petri house. In: Heike Kaiser: Monument topography city of Frankfurt am Main. Supplements. Limited special edition. Henrich, Frankfurt am Main 2000, DNB 96298437X , p. 22.
• Heinz Schomann , Volker Rödel, Heike Kaiser: Monument topography city of Frankfurt am Main. Revised 2nd edition, limited special edition on the occasion of the 1200th anniversary of the city of Frankfurt am Main. Societäts-Verlag, Frankfurt am Main 1994, ISBN 3-7973-0576-1 , pp. 706-714.
• Volker Rödel: Monument topography / The Frankfurt district cemeteries. Henrich, Frankfurt am Main 2007, ISBN 978-3-921606-61-2 .

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