List of cultural monuments in Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen (A – K)

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The list of cultural monuments in Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen lists all cultural monuments within the meaning of the Hessian Monument Protection Act in Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen , a district of Frankfurt am Main . For reasons of size, the list is divided into three sub-lists (list of cultural monuments in Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen (A – K), the list of cultural monuments in Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen (L – Z) and the list of cultural monuments on the Frankfurt Südfriedhof .

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

Cultural monuments in Sachsenhausen

Affentorplatz to Cranachstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Monkey well	Affentorplatz location hall: 477, parcel: 112/1	The Frankfurt sculptor Georg Krämer created today's monkey fountain behind one of the guard houses on Affentorplatz in 1958. A previous fountain with a fountain basin in the shape of a monkey from 1938 was destroyed in the air raids on Frankfurt am Main during World War II. The current fountain is crowned by the figure of a baboon.	1958	153540
more pictures	Monkey gatehouses	Affentorplatz Location corridor: 477, parcel: 112/1, 2	Classicist guard building based on designs by Johann Friedrich Christian Hess	1810/11	153541
more pictures	Water tank	Altes Schützenhüttengässchen corridor: 564, parcel: 89	Bastion-like portal construction of the counter container of the Vogelsberg water pipeline from 1873 and 1878/79 based on the classicist mouth holes of mines.	1873	153542
more pictures	Catholic St. Wendelins Church	Old Protect hut lanes 2-6 location Village: 564, parcel: 90/1	The Catholic parish church of St. Wendel was built according to plans by the architect Johannes Krahn and is dedicated to St. Wendelin .	1955-57	156612
more pictures	Heiligenstock	On the Mühlberg 12 position hall: 583, parcel: 43/4, 44/6	Late Gothic holy stick from the 15th century	15th century
more pictures	park	On the Mühlberg 30 position hall: 578, parcel: 1/3	Late classicist green area	1st half of the 19th century
more pictures	Goethe temple	On the Mühlberg 30 position hall: 578, parcel: 1/3	Round building of the late classicism with column portal and flanking flights of stairs.	around 1830
more pictures	Residential house Auf dem Mühlberg 45	On the Mühlberg 45 position hall: 581, parcel: 46/23	Baroque house with a partially slated facade under a steep mansard roof.	18th century
	Fritz Kissel settlement	Beuthener Strasse 2–24, Breslauer Strasse 1–37, 2–66, Karlsbader Strasse 2–18, Liegnitzer Strasse 1–21, 2–16, Mörfelder Landstrasse 175–227, 179a, 195a, Teplitz-Schönauer Strasse 1–43, 2–42, Ziegelhüttenweg 40–72 location	Fritz-Kissel-Siedlung, architect Krüger	1951-1954
Image wanted	Apartment building Böcklinstrasse 1	Böcklinstraße 1 Corridor location : 529, parcel: 235/21	Neoclassical tenement house based on designs by Otto Bäppler with formative risalits. Part of an assembly with Passavantstrasse 1/3/5 and Holbeinstrasse 38	1913
more pictures	Apartment building group Böcklinstrasse 2/4/6	Böcklinstraße 2/4/6 Corridor location : 529, parcel: 68/27, 69/27, 70/28, 71/28, 72/27	Neoclassical tenement group based on designs by the Heunisch brothers with moving fronts through risalits and corner towers. Part of an assembly with Franz-Lenbach-Straße 2.	1912
more pictures	Boehlepark	Boehlepark location hall: 557, parcel: 3/4	The Boehlepark is a two- hectare park in the Hessian city of Frankfurt am Main . It is named after the painter, draftsman and sculptor Fritz Boehle, who worked in Frankfurt and died there in 1916 .	1902
Image wanted	Residential buildings Briandring 18, 18a, 20	Briandring 18, 18a, 20 position	Three connected atrium houses by the architects Meid and Romeick made of white brickwork in bungalow style around several inner courtyards with varying floor plans	1958
more pictures	Tram depot	Bruchstrasse 16 location	Three car halls of the city tram from 1898, 1901 and 1906 in neo-Romanesque forms with an iron ceiling construction between massive circumferential walls	1912
more pictures	Teutonic Order House	Brückenstrasse 3 location		from 1707	153552
more pictures	Teutonic Order Church	Brückenstrasse 5 location		1307	153553
	Double apartment building Brückenstraße 9/11	Brückenstraße 9/11 Location hall: 475, parcel: 4/3, 29/4	Double tenement house with a Baroque facade and symmetrical balcony core. The house with its strict pilaster structure was originally related to the neighboring Teutonic Order House. After the destruction in the war, the house was rebuilt in 1951.	around 1905
more pictures	Apartment building Brückenstrasse 42	Brückenstraße 42 Location floor: 470, parcel: 66	Neo-Renaissance rental corner house with an elaborately structured two-tone stone facade and corner bay window. Relief parapets and window roofing.	1883
more pictures	Apartment building Brückenstrasse 84	Brückenstraße 84 (corner of Textorstraße 39) Corridor location : 482, parcel: 20/5	Simple tenement house designed by Maximilian Helme based on the neo-renaissance style.	1900
more pictures	Tenement group Brückenstraße 88/90/92	Brückenstraße 88/90/92 Location floor: 482, parcel: 40/5, 41/5, 42/5	Group of tenement houses with Gothic facade elements and gabled house entrances by G. Günther.	1902
more pictures	Apartment building Brückenstrasse 94	Brückenstraße 94 Location hall: 482, parcel: 43/5	Apartment building in historicizing forms with a central risalit, bay window and ornamental gable. The architects were the Seeger brothers.	1907
more pictures	Old graveyard	Brückenstraße location corridor: 480, parcel: 2/1	Green area on the cemetery opened in 1812 and abandoned in 1863.	around 1890
	Official dormitory at Burnitzstrasse 58	Burnitzstraße 58 (= Kennedyallee 65) Corridor location : 533, parcel: 8/3	Dormitory for officials in the tradition of neoclassicism based on designs by Ackermann and Zweifel as a concave space delimitation	1923
	Tenement group Burnitzstrasse 65/67/69	Burnitzstraße 65/67/69 Location floor: 533, parcel: 9/3, 65/9, 66/9	Neoclassical group of tenement houses based on a design by Valentin Heunisch with central oriel projections and a façade of Ionic columns as well as centaur sculptures facing Stresemannallee. The fence is original.	1914
more pictures	Apartment building Cranachstrasse 1	Cranachstraße 1 Location hall: 519, parcel: 38	Neo-Renaissance tenement house at Cranachstrasse 1, part of an assembly group with Gartenstrasse 33–37. The house of the architect Oswald Bauch has a facing stone facade and rich ashlar structure as well as corner bay windows with tower top.	1881
	Apartment building Cranachstrasse 3	Cranachstrasse 3 location	Apartment building like Cranachstrasse 1, but without a corner bay window but with the original fencing.	1881

Dammstrasse to Dürerstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
more pictures	Mühlbruch settlement	Dammstrasse 1-7 location	Complex of semi-detached houses	from 1861
more pictures	Apartment block Mühlbruchstraße 15-17, Dammstraße 4–8, Heisterstraße 14-16	Dammstrasse 4-8 location	Late classicist block of flats based on designs by Prof. Andreas Simon with 75 residential units	after 1860
more pictures	Tenement block Danneckerstraße 4/6/8	Danneckerstraße 4/6/8 location	Group of tenement houses in Neo-Renaissance forms based on designs by Georg Weigel . Corner accentuation by turrets and oriel risalit under the ornamental gable. Central balcony grilles at number 8. The balcony grilles and the fence are original.	1907
	Tenement house Danneckerstraße 22	Danneckerstraße 22 Corridor location : 522, parcel: 15	Neo-Renaissance tenement house with balconies on the corner facade. Balcony grilles and fencing are original	1895
	Apartment building Danneckerstraße 29	Danneckerstraße 29 Corridor location : 521, parcel: 26	Tenement building in the tradition of late classicism based on designs by Peter Schaffner . Corner facade with balconies and original fencing	1891
	Tenement house Danneckerstraße 30	Danneckerstraße 30 Corridor location : 522, parcel: 8	Neo-Renaissance apartment building based on a design by Wilhelm Müller the Elder Ä. for LD high hat. Corner facade with pillar bay windows and original fencing.	1888
more pictures	Apartment building Danneckerstraße 33	Danneckerstraße 33 Corridor location : 521, parcel: 14	Neo-Renaissance apartment building based on designs by Heinrich Heyter with ribbons and square pilaster strips. The enclosure is original	1888
	Apartment building Danneckerstraße 35	Danneckerstraße 35 (= Launitzstraße 11) Corridor location : 521, parcel: 13	Neo-Renaissance tenement house based on a design by Ernst Friedrich Ambrosius with corner bevel and iron balcony construction on one side. The balcony grilles are original.	1888
	Apartment building Danneckerstraße 37	Danneckerstraße 37 (= Launitzstraße 20) Corridor location : 521, parcel: 12	Neo-Renaissance tenement house with corner facade and original balcony grilles	1893
	Tenement building Darmstädter Landstrasse 33	Darmstädter Landstrasse 33 Location floor: 590, parcel: 14/2	Neo-Renaissance house based on a design by Anton Eysen with facing stone facade and structure in ashlar	1885
	Tenement building Darmstädter Landstrasse 109	Darmstädter Landstrasse 109 location	Neo-Renaissance house designed by Johann Ludwig Langeloth with a differentiated structure and a distinctive corner tower	circa 1898
more pictures	Südfriedhof, head building	Darmstädter Landstrasse 229 Location floor: 564, parcel: 153/92	The mourning hall in the style of the Florentine baroque was designed by the city inspector Koch at the time and was only built later in 1896. The interior was done by the history painter Leopold Bode . The mourning hall was largely destroyed in World War II and rebuilt in 1950. Portal buildings of the cemetery opened in 1868, built according to plans by J. Lieblein in a style between late classicism and neo-renaissance. Central dome building on a Byzantine floor plan with arcaded connection of the wing structures.	1896
more pictures	Sachsenhausen Control Center	Darmstädter Landstrasse 279 Location floor: 564, parcel: 138/4	Late Gothic defense tower as a rudiment of the Frankfurter Landwehr . Partial renovation in 1552. Ventilation chimney in the sewer system after 1900. Inside the fortification, remains of a baroque forester's house from 1767 as well as reliefs of the coat of arms on the tower shaft and north wall	1470/71
more pictures	Tram station house	Darmstädter Landstrasse 730 Location floor: 630, parcel: 17/3, 17/4	Station house of the Frankfurter Waldbahn AG founded in 1890 in the neo-renaissance style. Half-timbered structure over massive ground floor, kiosk and platform hall parts .	circa 1897
more pictures	Frankfurt House	Darmstädter Landstraße 741 Location hallway: 634, parcel: 22/1	Basically baroque half-timbered buildings from 1701, expanded in 1770. Erected within a walled area as a forester's house to protect the Frankfurt city forest against the " forest iniquity " of the Neu-Isenburg residents.	1701
more pictures	Deutschherrnbrücke	Deutschherrenufer location		1911 to 1913
	Südbahnhof	Diesterwegplatz; see Hedderichstrasse 51-53
more pictures	Tenement Diesterwegstrasse 14	Diesterwegstraße 14 Location floor: 516, parcel: 61/3	Tenement house designed by the Heunisch brothers in Art Nouveau motifs with a central risalit emphasized by bay windows	1903
more pictures	Double tenement house at Diesterwegstrasse 16/18	Diesterwegstraße 16/18 Location floor: 516, parcel: 5/1, 54/4	Double tenement house designed by Peter Umpfenbach in Gothic Art Nouveau style.	1904
more pictures	Tenement building Diesterwegstrasse 20	Diesterwegstraße 20 Location hallway: 516, parcel: 56/5	Tenement house designed by Peter Umpfenbach in Gothic Art Nouveau style with a stone facade and axial oriel projections under the ornamental gable. Parapet elements partially in relief.	1903
more pictures	Apartment building Diesterwegstrasse 22	Diesterwegstraße 22 Location hallway: 516, parcel: 6	Art Nouveau tenement house with partly relief stone facade	1903
more pictures	Apartment building Diesterwegstrasse 24	Diesterwegstraße 24 Location corridor: 516, parcel: 7	Tenement house in the Gothic Art Nouveau style with ashlar structure and axial risalit.	1903
	Tenement building Diesterwegstrasse 26	Diesterwegstraße 26 Location hallway: 516, parcel: 52/8, 57/8	Apartment building with echoes of Art Nouveau. The corner facade is accentuated by balconies. The balcony grilles are original.	1905
more pictures	Tenement group Diesterwegstrasse 29–37	Diesterwegstraße 29–37 location	Group of tenement houses based on a design by Becker & Beck in Gothic Art Nouveau style with brick facade and structural elements in ashlar. Diesterwegstrasse 29 and 37 with an axial group of balconies under the ornamental gable.	1904
more pictures	Post Office 70	Diesterwegstraße 34 (= Hedderichstraße 72-74) Location floor: 511, parcel: 129/13	Neoclassical administrative building with a colossal ionic order between semicircular corner towers in a position dominating the space. Formally reduced extension from 1915/16 on Kaulbachstrasse. Used as a post office 70.	1914/15
	Apartment building at Diesterwegstrasse 39	Diesterwegstraße 39 Location hall: 511, parcel: 104/13	Neoclassical tenement house based on designs by Ludwig Maul with colossal pilasters and risalits on both sides under decorative gables.	1905
	Dreikönigsbrunnen	Dreikönigstrasse in front of 32 location	The Dreikönigsbrunnen from 1781 was redesigned from the pump column of a medieval draw well from the 14th century for around 400 guilders into a classicist pump well. In 1887, after the Second World War, the fountain was renewed. The statue of the Magi stands on the square pillar with a frieze.	1781
	Evangelical Dreikönigskirche	Dreikönigstrasse 32 location	The Dreikönigskirche is a Protestant church . The neo-Gothic building was built on the south bank of the Main from 1875 to 1880 based on a design by master builder Franz Josef Denzinger .	1875 to 1880
	Städelschule	Dürerstrasse / Schaumainkai 63	Reconstruction according to plans by Johannes Krahn as a modern structure with high rooms on the foundations of the former studio building	1955
Image wanted	Schaumainkai 55, Städelstrasse 28	Schaumainkai 55, Städelstraße 28, Dürerstraße 9 Location hall: 526, parcel: 5/2	Administration building built from 1955–1957 according to a design by Rimpl and Wolf.	1955-1957	153772

Eschenbachstraße to Große Rittergasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Residential building Eschenbachstrasse 25	Eschenbachstrasse 25 location	Expressionist house designed by Fritz Voggenberger as a massive cube made of quarry stone	1922
more pictures	House Franz-Lenbach-Straße 2	Franz-Lenbach-Straße 2 location	Neoclassic house designed by the Heunisch brothers. Structure with pilasters and corner projections in ashlar. Part of an assembly with Böcklinstrasse 2-6. The fence is original.	1913
	Load carrier	Friedensbrücke location	Bronze cast of the statue “ The Dock Worker ” based on a design by Constantin Meunier . The plant has been located on the southern bridgehead of the Friedensbrücke since 1910	1896
	Apartment building Gartenstrasse 1	Gartenstrasse 1 location	Neo-Renaissance house with regular structure and corner facade	1888
	Double apartment building Gartenstrasse 3/5	Gartenstrasse 3/5 location	Double tenement house in the forms of late classicism with uniform facade grid and corner bevel. Gartenstrasse 3 is emphasized by an axial risalit. The fence is original.	1882
more pictures	Double apartment building Gartenstrasse 8 / 8a	Gartenstrasse 8 / 8a location	Neo-Baroque double tenement house with richly structured facade and relief lintel and parapet areas on symmetrical bay windows. Original balcony grilles and fencing	1912
more pictures	Residential building Gartenstrasse 10	Gartenstrasse 10 location	Neo-Renaissance house with facing stone facade and ashlar structure as well as side elevation under ornamental gable. Partly original fencing.	1895
Image wanted	Tenement group Gartenstrasse 33/35/37	Gartenstrasse 33/35/37 location	Neo-Renaissance tenement group based on a design by Oswald Bauch with facing stone facade and sandstone structure. Part of an assembly with Cranachstrasse 1 and 3	1881
more pictures	Commercial building Gartenstrasse 49	Gartenstrasse 49 location	Neoclassical office building based on designs by Josef Rindsfüßer and Martin Kühn . Top floor changed in a modern way.	1908
	Apartment building at Gartenstrasse 73	Gartenstrasse 73 (= Holbeinstrasse 15) location	Neo-Baroque tenement house designed by Martin Löffler with a noble stone facade. Original balcony grilles and fencing	1902
	Apartment building Gartenstrasse 82	Gartenstrasse 82 location	Apartment building designed by Albert Klöckner in historicizing forms with an axial corner projectile.	1902
	Double tenement at Gartenstrasse 84/86	Gartenstrasse 84/86 location	Double tenement house in Baroque Art Nouveau after a design by Heinrich Anthes , axial balcony projections on both sides under the gable.	1902
	Rotkäppchenbrunnen	Gartenstrasse (= Kennedyallee) location	The Little Red Riding Hood fountain was created in 1912 from artificial stone by the Frankfurt sculptor Johann Joseph Belz . In April 1912 it was originally set up opposite the Schillerschule and in 1964 moved about 100 meters to the south-west to where it is today. The fountain has two sculptural figures on a base and is symmetrical.	1912
more pictures	Deer fountain	Große Rittergasse location	Already on Merian's plan from 1628 a medieval draw well, the zoo fountain, is shown. The current fountain dates back to 1796 when it was converted from a drawing fountain to a pump fountain. The sump rod, forged in the traditional Rococo style, was created in 1890 by an unknown blacksmith. In 1962 Georg Krämer renovated the deer fountain. The stag on the cover plate refers to the zoo that used to be located there and / or to the legendary hind, which showed Charlemagne fleeing the Saxons the safe path through the Main ford.	1796
	Butcher's fountain	Große Rittergasse location	The butcher's or raftsman's fountain is a classicist pump well from around 1800. It takes its name from the neighboring house "Zum Fleischer" at the time. The fountain on the five-finger cookie was largely destroyed by bombs during World War II. In 1968 it was reconstructed by the Frankfurt sculptor Georg Krämer based on old views and fragments.	1968
	Residential building Große Rittergasse 49	Große Rittergasse 49 location	Neo-Renaissance tenement house	1905
	Residential building at Große Rittergasse 51	Große Rittergasse 51 location	Neo-Renaissance tenement house	1905
	Residential building at Große Rittergasse 61	Große Rittergasse 61 location	Classicist house of the 19th century with half-timbering under plaster	19th century
	Residential building at Große Rittergasse 63	Große Rittergasse 63 location	Basically a baroque half-timbered house from the 18th century	18th century
	Residential building Große Rittergasse 64	Große Rittergasse 64 location	Basically a baroque half-timbered house from the 18th century	18th century
	Residential building at Grosse Rittergasse 65	Große Rittergasse 65 location	Basically a baroque half-timbered house from the 18th century	18th century
	Residential building Große Rittergasse 67	Große Rittergasse 67 location	Basically a baroque half-timbered house from the 18th century	18th century
	Residential building Große Rittergasse 69/71	Große Rittergasse 69/71 location	Simple tenement	around 1870
more pictures	Residential building at Große Rittergasse 73	Große Rittergasse 73 location	The core of the baroque half-timbered building from the 18th century with an axial dwelling	18th century
	Residential building Große Rittergasse 75	Große Rittergasse 75 location	Basically a baroque half-timbered house from the 18th century	18th century
	Residential building Große Rittergasse 77	Große Rittergasse 77 location	Basically a baroque half-timbered house from the 18th century	18th century
	Residential building Große Rittergasse 79	Große Rittergasse 79 location	Baroque half-timbered house restored in modern taste with a different roof landscape	1732
	Residential building Große Rittergasse 81	Große Rittergasse 81 location	The core of the baroque half-timbered building from the 18th century	18th century
more pictures	Gate and cowherd tower	Große Rittergasse 118 location	The cowherd's tower, also known as the "elephant", was built around 1490. It is the only remaining defensive tower in the south Main part of the Frankfurt city fortifications. From 1923 to 1927 the composer Paul Hindemith lived temporarily on the upper floor of the cowherd tower. The structure was badly damaged in World War II in 1943 and rebuilt in 1957.	around 1490
more pictures	Baker's fountain	Große Rittergasse next to location 118	In 1794 the medieval draw well on Elisabethenstrasse was converted into a classicist pump well. After the entire Elisabethenstrasse was destroyed in the war in 1943, the location was relocated. The Frankfurt sculptor Georg Krämer restored the fountain, which was opened on August 20, 1960. One is a simple pillar made of red sandstone with attached cuboids, a cornice and a vase.	1794

From Gutzkowstraße to Johanna-Melber-Weg

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
more pictures	Heinrich-von-Stephan-Schule and the director's house next door	Gutzkowstraße 48 Location hall: 520, parcel: 39/27	School building of the Heinrich-von-Stephan-Schule in the style of the Italian Renaissance based on a design by Gustav Albert Behnke . The building is made of brickwork with ashlar structure. The symmetrical facade is accentuated by risalits. The neighboring director's residence shows Baroque forms.	1874/75
more pictures	Double tenement Gutzkowstrasse 65/67	Gutzkowstraße 65/67 location	Double tenement house in the forms of late classicism with a centering risalit.	1879
more pictures	Tenement building at Hans-Thoma-Strasse 3	Hans-Thoma-Straße 3 location	Tenement house in neo-baroque forms based on a design by Paul Junior with a central balcony bay window.	1910
more pictures	Tenement building at Hans-Thoma-Strasse 5	Hans-Thoma-Straße 5 location	Tenement building based on Baroque styles based on a design by Paul Junior with a side bay window under ornamental gable.	1910
more pictures	Tenement building at Hans-Thoma-Strasse 9	Hans-Thoma-Straße 9 location	Tenement building in predominantly neoclassical forms based on designs by Carl Bauer with a centering bay window.	1912
more pictures	Tenement building at Hans-Thoma-Strasse 11	Hans-Thoma-Straße 11 location	Tenement building predominantly neoclassical with a frontal risalit and corner bay window in ashlar. Original balcony grilles.	1910
	Tenement house Hedderichstrasse 50–52	Hedderichstrasse 50–52 location	Neo-Gothic tenement house designed by Friedrich Weil with a polygonal corner bay window and conical roof.	1903
	Tenement house Hedderichstrasse 54	Hedderichstrasse 54 (= Stegstrasse) location	Neo-Gothic tenement house based on a design by Friedrich Weil with two-sided axial risalits. The enclosure is original.
more pictures	Südbahnhof	Hedderichstrasse 51–53 (= Diesterwegplatz) location	Südbahnhof. In 1914 the reception building , which has been preserved to this day, was opened. In its reduced Art Nouveau forms , it is somewhat similar to the Frankfurt-Höchst train station that opened in the same year .	1912-1916
more pictures	DB administration building	Hedderichstrasse 55–57 location	Former administration building of the Bebraer Bahn in late Classicism forms with an axial projection on the corner facade as the end of Diesterwegplatz. East wing of the Winkelbau expanded to the south in 1909.	1874
	Former ticket office of the Bebra Railway	Hedderichstrasse 59–61 location	Former ticket office building of the Bebraer Bahn in late Classicist forms. In 1909 the house was converted for the railway employees to live in.	1874
more pictures	Former management residence of the Bebraer Bahn	Hedderichstrasse 63 location	Former management residence of the Bebraer Bahn with an elaborate late classicist decor. Relation of the risal structure to the corner situation. Loggia with Ionic columns under the original balcony roof in cast iron.	1874
more pictures	Former office building of the Bebraer Bahn	Hedderichstrasse 65 (= Schweizer Strasse 108) location	Former office building of the Bebraer Bahn in late classical forms. Used as a residential building for railway employees since 1909. The roof has been changed in a modern way.	1874
more pictures	Former office building of the Bebraer Bahn	Hedderichstrasse 67-69a location	Like number 65, but with an axial risalit under a triangular gable.	1874
more pictures	Post Office 70	Hedderichstrasse 72-74 (= Diesterwegstrasse 34) location		1914/15
more pictures	Administration building D. Stempel AG	Hedderichstrasse 104–114 location	Portal systems of the administration wing of D. Stempel AG from 1908 and 1924 based on forms of the South German Baroque based on designs by Louis von Stempel	1908 and 1924
	Apartment building Hedderichstrasse 116	Hedderichstrasse 116 location	Tenement house in Gothic forms based on designs by Friedrich Weil with an ornamentally structured facade alternating between plaster and facing stone surfaces.	1901
more pictures	Apartment building Hedderichstrasse 118	Hedderichstrasse 118 location	Tenement house in Gothic form based on designs by Friedrich Weil behind the facing stone facade.	1901
	Apartment building Hedderichstrasse 120	Hedderichstrasse 120 location	like number 116	1901
	Apartment building Hedderichstrasse 122	Hedderichstrasse 122 location	like number 116	1901
	Apartment building Hedderichstrasse 124	Hedderichstrasse 124 location	Like number 116	1901
	Apartment building Hedderichstrasse 126	Hedderichstrasse 126 location	Like number 116	1901
	Apartment building Hedderichstrasse 130	Hedderichstrasse 130 location	Neo-Gothic tenement house designed by Friedrich Weil with composite stone facade and structure in stone. Asymmetrical corner projections.	1903
	Apartment building Hedderichstrasse 132	Hedderichstraße 132 (semi-detached house with Oppenheimer Landstraße 73) location	Neo-Gothic tenement house based on a design by Friedrich Weil with cladding stone facade and sandstone structure as well as polygonal corner bay window under the onion dome.	1903
more pictures	Home settlement	Heimatring 1–46 location	Settlement based on urban planning by Ernst May, H. Boehm and Berke. Designed by Franz Roeckle . Complex of 9 apartment blocks parallel to Mörfelder Landstrasse in the functional style of the 1920s. Originally a residential complex of the “Heimat Housing Association - non-profit building and settlement AG, Berlin”.	1927-1930
more pictures	Apartment block Mühlbruchstraße 15-17, Dammstraße 4–8, Heisterstraße 14-16	Heisterstraße 14–16 location	Late classicist block of flats based on designs by Prof. Andreas Simon with 75 residential units
more pictures	Mühlbruch settlement	Heisterstraße 20–30 location	Complex of semi-detached houses	from 1861
	House at Holbeinstrasse 8	Holbeinstrasse 8 location	Heogotik dwelling based on designs by Alfred Christian Günther in quarry stone masonry. Plastic building contour through asymmetrical risalits. Domed bay windows and balconies. Original enclosure.	1902
more pictures	House at Holbeinstrasse 12	Holbeinstrasse 12 location	Art Nouveau residential building. Original enclosure.	1906
more pictures	House at Holbeinstrasse 14	Holbeinstrasse 14 location	Neo-Renaissance house with asymmetrical risalit and corner bay window. Original enclosure	1902
more pictures	Residential building Holbeinstrasse 15	Holbeinstrasse 15 location	See Gartenstrasse 73
more pictures	House at Holbeinstrasse 16	Holbeinstrasse 16 location	Simple neo-renaissance house. Balcony grilles are original.	1902
more pictures	House at Holbeinstrasse 18	Holbeinstrasse 18 location	Neo-Baroque house based on designs by J. Rindsfüßer & M. Kühn with a decorative facade in relief in ashlar and a side bay window. Original enclosure.	1902
	House at Holbeinstrasse 20	Holbeinstrasse 20 location	Neo-Baroque tenement house with side elevation and corner bay window. Original enclosure.	1902
	Carl Schurz School	Holbeinstrasse 21-23	Four-storey building by the architect J. Bischof with a strongly structured facade as a corner building, behind it a school yard. Memorial by G. Krämer from 1958/59	1957
more pictures	House at Holbeinstrasse 38	Holbeinstrasse 38 location	Neoclassical tenement house based on designs by O. Bäppler. The front is accentuated by a striking risalit. Part of an assembly with Böcklinstrasse 1 and Passavantstrasse 1–5	1913
more pictures	Catholic St. Boniface Church	Holbeinstrasse 68–70 location	St. Bonifatius is a Roman Catholic church that belongs to the Limburg diocese . The church , built in the style of brick expressionism based on designs by Martin Weber , was consecrated in 1927.	1927
more pictures	Embankment wall and pavilion	Hühnerweg (= Offenbacher Landstrasse) location	Neoclassical retaining wall against the Mühlberg with staircase and polygonal pavilion	1907
more pictures	Willemer house	Hühnerweg 74 location	Willemer house, classicist garden house	around 1810
more pictures	Retirement home Johanna-Melber-Weg 11–21	Johanna-Melber-Weg 11–21 location	Retirement home with 112 one and two-bed apartments in two blocks of flats in a park-like green area for the non-profit society for dormitories and workers' apartments. Architects were HU Krauss, HH Schlueter. Basalt figure by Hans Steinbrenner	1961-1964

Kaulbachstraße to Kleine Rittergasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
more pictures	Post Office 70	Kaulbachstrasse 1 (= Hedderichstrasse 72-74; = Diesterwegstrasse 34) location		1914/15
more pictures	see Schweizer Straße 98	Kaulbachstrasse 37 (= Schweizer Strasse 98) location
	Rotkäppchenbrunnen	Kennedyallee (= Gartenstrasse) location	The Little Red Riding Hood fountain was created in 1912 from artificial stone by the Frankfurt sculptor Johann Joseph Belz . In April 1912 it was originally set up opposite the Schillerschule and in 1964 moved about 100 meters to the south-west to where it is today. The fountain has two sculptural figures on a base and is symmetrical.	1912
	Double apartment building at Kennedyallee 35/37	Kennedyallee 35/37 location	Double tenement house	1914
	Double apartment building at Kennedyallee 36/38	Kennedyallee 36/38 location	Double tenement house	1913
	Villa Kennedyallee 65	Kennedyallee 65 (= Burnitzstraße 58) location	villa
	Villa Kennedyallee 70	Kennedyallee 70 location	The villa was built around 1905 according to designs by the Frankfurt architect Alfred Günther in the historicizing forms of the Gothic and Renaissance and with a high-quality ashlar facade. It has a risalit structure and is closed on the eastern side by a corner tower. Today it is the central building of a hotel.	1905
more pictures	Villa Kennedyallee 72	Kennedyallee 72 location	villa	1905
more pictures	Resting bench	in front of Kennedyallee 72 location	Resting bench	around 1800
Image wanted	Sales office of the Hoechst AG	Kennedyallee 76 / Vogelweidstraße 22 location	Sales office of the Hoechst AG. Architects were Meid, Romeick.	1956
	Villa Kennedyallee 94	Kennedyallee 94 location	villa	1920
more pictures	Double apartment building at Kennedyallee 99 / 99a	Kennedyallee 99 / 99a location	Double tenement house	1905
	Double tenement house 100/102	Kennedyallee 100/102 location	Double apartment building and seat of Salon Kennedy , the permanent exhibition space on Cultural Avenue, the agency for contemporary cultural projects.	1904
more pictures	Double apartment building Kennedyallee 101 / 101a	Kennedyallee 101 / 101a location	Double tenement house	1927
	Double apartment building at Kennedyallee 111/113	Kennedyallee 111/113 location	Double tenement house	1902
Image wanted	Züblin administration	Kennedyallee 115–117 location	Administration building made of concrete skeleton filled with clinker masonry on an angular floor plan according to plans by A., W., H. Härter, now the Turkish Consulate General	1958
	Villa Kennedyallee 123	Kennedyallee 123 location	Neoclassical villa based on a design by Wilhelm Grünewald with an axial balcony bay window and a relief gable. Original balcony grilles.	1908
	Residential building Kennedyallee 125	Kennedyallee 125 location	Neoclassic house designed by Ernst Friedrich Ambrosius	1912
more pictures	Villa Mumm	Kennedyallee 151 location	The Villa Mumm is a palace- like building in Frankfurt am Main and today the seat of the Federal Agency for Cartography and Geodesy (BKG). The representative villa was built according to plans by Aage Basse Gustav von Kaufmann . Stylistically, it is based on forms of the Italian High Renaissance. The main building has a three-dimensional structure. The central entrance is accentuated by a frontispiece and an arched driveway. The vestibule, main hall, library and various living rooms have original furnishings. In addition to the villa, the park is also a listed building.	1902 to 1904
more pictures	Stone house	Klappergasse 3, corridor location : 477, parcel: 146/103	Late Gothic house with largely original shield gable. Inside the house has been modernized.	15th century
	Frau Rauscher Fountain	Klappergasse before 10, corridor location : 477, parcel: 139/45	The fountain designed by Georg Krämer from 1961 is reminiscent of Mrs. Rauscher, who became famous in the carnival song.	1961
	Residential building Klappergasse 12	Klappergasse 12 Corridor location : 477, parcel: 46/1	Baroque half-timbered house, modernized inside.	18th century
	House Klappergasse 14	Klappergasse 14, corridor location : 477, parcel: 47	Basically a baroque half-timbered house	18th century
	Residential building at Klappergasse 16	Klappergasse 16 Corridor location : 477, parcel: 48	Baroque half-timbered house	18th century
more pictures	Klappergass fountain	Klappergasse 20 Corridor location : 477, parcel: 53/8	The former Hintergaßbrunnen, created in 1798, was set up after renovation in 1966 under the name Klappergaßbrunnen on the north side of Klappergasse.	1798
more pictures	Lantern	Klappergasse next to 20 corridor location : 477, parcel: 53/8	Historic gas lantern	19th century
	Residential building at Klappergasse 27	Klappergasse 27 Corridor location : 477, parcel: 90/2	Late classicist tenement house	around 1850
more pictures	House at Klappergasse 28	Klappergasse 28 Corridor location : 477, parcel: 56	Baroque half-timbered house	18th century
	House at Klappergasse 29	Klappergasse 29 Corridor location : 477, parcel: 89	Simple apartment building of the late classicism	around 1850
	Residential building at Klappergasse 30	Klappergasse 30 Location hall: 477, parcel: 57	Basically a baroque half-timbered house	18th century
	House at Klappergasse 31–33	Klappergasse 31–33 Corridor location : 477, parcel: 87, 88	Baroque tenement houses each with an axial dwelling	1793
	House at Klappergasse 32	Klappergasse 32 Corridor location : 477, parcel: 58	Basically a baroque half-timbered house	18th century
	House at Klappergasse 35	Klappergasse 35 Corridor location : 477, parcel: 85	Baroque half-timbered house	18th century
	House at Klappergasse 37	Klappergasse 37 position hallway: 477, parcel: 84	Baroque half-timbered house	18th century
	Residential building Kleine Rittergasse 2	Kleine Rittergasse 2 Location hall: 476, parcel: 47/1	Baroque half-timbered house with a dominating dwelling	18th century
	Residential building Kleine Rittergasse 3	Kleine Rittergasse 3 Location hall: 477, parcel: 145/71	Baroque half-timbered house, modernized	18th century
	Residential building Kleine Rittergasse 13	Kleine Rittergasse 13 Location hallway: 477, parcel: 73	Narrow late classicist apartment building behind a slated facade	around 1850
more pictures	Residential building Kleine Rittergasse 15	Kleine Rittergasse 15 Location hall: 477, parcel: 67/1	Baroque half-timbered house with a slated upper floor and a dwelling	18th century
Image wanted	Residential building Kleine Rittergasse 17	Kleine Rittergasse 17 Location hallway: 477, parcel: 66	Simple baroque half-timbered house	18th century
	Residential building Kleine Rittergasse 19	Kleine Rittergasse 19 Location hallway: 477, parcel: 65	Late classicist tenement house with modernist timber-framing	around 1850
	Residential building Kleine Rittergasse 21	Kleine Rittergasse 21 Location hall: 477, parcel: 64	Apartment building from 1975 on a baroque foundation	1975
	Residential building Kleine Rittergasse 35	Kleine Rittergasse 35 Location hallway: 477, parcel: 61.62	Basically a baroque half-timbered house	18th century
	Residential building Kleine Rittergasse 37	Kleine Rittergasse 37 Location hall: 477, parcel: 60	Baroque house, modernized	18th century
more pictures	Residential building Kleine Rittergasse 41	Kleine Rittergasse 41 Location hall: 477, parcel: 78	Baroque half-timbered house	1737
more pictures	Apartment block Kranichsteiner Straße 22/24/26	Kranichsteiner Straße 22/24/26 Location floor: 487, parcel: 71/15	Apartment block designed by Ernst Balser from differentiated structures from trapezoidal property in corner situation. Clinker brick facade with the typical architectural details of the 1920s: horizontal ribbon windows, prismatic glazing	1926

Lost cultural monuments

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
Image wanted	Residential building Kleine Rittergasse 9a	Kleine Rittergasse 9a Location hall: 477, parcel: 76/2, 76/3	Narrow late classicist apartment building behind a slated facade, torn down and rebuilt together with Kleine Rittergasse 11	around 1850

literature

• Heike Kaiser: Monument topography city of Frankfurt am Main. Supplements. Limited special edition. Henrich, Frankfurt am Main 2000 ( materials for monument protection in Frankfurt am Main 1).
• 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 ( materials on monument protection in Frankfurt am Main 1).

Web links

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