List of cultural monuments in Gau-Algesheim

The list of cultural monuments in Gau-Algesheim includes all the cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate city ​​of Gau-Algesheim . The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of January 2, 2017).

Gau-Algesheim

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone Old Christian cemetery	Schulstrasse location	1829	today Eickemeyer Park; Opened in 1829, occupied until around 1883, reduced in size and converted into a park in 1955; old trees; in the western part of the group of thirteen late classical sandstone tombs: Tomb Quirin Ewen († 1846): cross rising above the truncated pyramid with a weathered body; originally crucifixion group (assistant figures now in the morgue of the new cemetery) Valentin Kaiser († 1841) tomb: Cippus with cast-iron cross Tomb of Johann Kleisinger († 1863): Gothicizing with reliefs Tomb Johann Anton Waldeck († 1876), also later dedicated to two priests: Gothic stele with relief of the Good Shepherd Tombs of Theobald Mayer († 1840) and Philipp Zimmer († 1861): each with a craftsman's mark anonymous tomb, last quarter of the 19th century: mighty oak stump War memorial 1914/18 in the central axis of the cemetery: open quarry stone octagon with arched arcades, 1931; Redesign in 1960: in the center a monumental crown of thorns in cast bronze as a symbol of human suffering in war	more pictures
Monument zone Marktplatz	Marktplatz 1–10, Flösserstraße 2, Kloppgasse 1, 2, Langgasse 1, Neugasse 1, 2, 3, 5, Weingasse 1 location		Market square with town hall and neo-Gothic Catholic parish church as well as here and in the adjacent streets arable houses with sophisticated facades (baroque and late classical)	more pictures
Ardeck Castle Monument Zone	Schloßgasse 12 location	before the 15th century	emerged from the moated castle founded by the Archbishops of Mainz and named in 1112; Preserve the former official cellars, which are essentially late Gothic: stately plastered building, partly before the 15th century, with three towers, conversion with stepped gables in the 19th century; Trench walls preserved in parts
Jewish cemetery monument zone	northeast of the city; Hallway am Judensand location	1358	Mentioned in 1358, documented until the 1930s; Enclosure wall with gate, over 30 tombstones from the first half of the 19th to the early 20th century	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
City fortifications		1344	from the roughly oval, tower-reinforced curtain wall (called Graben 1344, wall 1360 still under construction): late medieval gray tower with little remains of the city wall, ruins of the Kamp tower and partially preserved circular wall section with filled city moat	more pictures
Heljerhaisje	Appenheimer Strasse location	first half of the 18th century	Wayside chapel; late baroque plastered building, sculpture of the Mother of God, first half of the 18th century
school	Appenheimer Strasse 4 location	1909-10	representative quarry stone building in the Heimat style, marked 1909-10, architect Hans Baptist Becker , Darmstadt
Kamp'scher tower	Badstube, behind No. 5 location	14th Century	Ruins of the Kamp tower of the late medieval city fortifications; rectangular quarry stone building	Image wanted
city ​​wall	Badstube, behind No. 7–15 (odd numbers) location	14th Century	Circular wall section of the late medieval city fortifications; the former moat is recognizable despite being filled
sculpture	Bahnhofstrasse, at No. 8 location	1742	St. John of Nepomuk, copy of the baroque figure from 1742
Hessel winery	Bahnhofstrasse 16 location	1870	Winery; late classicist house and press house, quarry stone, 1870, architect Reinhardt
Cemetery cross and tombs	Bergstrasse, on the new Christian cemetery location		Cemetery laid out in 1883 Focus of the main axis: cemetery cross with corpus from 1882 in the middle of the complex: crypt chapel of the Avenarius family, around 1920, neo-classical cube, on the back wall portrait heads Richard († 1917) and Angelika Avenarius († 1910) from 1912; Tomb of Franz Joseph Hassemer († 1909): Cross over a rock base, next to it electroplating of an angel of death, enclosure Georg Presser tomb († 1898): classifying granite stele with relief of the angel of death Tomb of the Quirin Feser family, around 1900: Electroplating of the blessing Christ after Bertel Thorvaldsen Tomb of the Jean Franz Mayer († 1936) family, in second use, around 1870: neo-Gothic stele with pinnacle crown and cross in the morgue: the two assistant figures of a crucifixion group (1846) from the old cemetery	more pictures
Gray tower	Flösserstraße without number location	14th Century	Gray tower of the late medieval city fortifications; round city wall tower with a conical stone helmet
Old department store	Flösserstraße 2 location	1862	Stepped gable house, marked 1862, in the core at least baroque, late classicist and neo-Gothic remodeled; Economic wing, 19th century
Courtyard	Flösserstraße 15 location	18th and 19th centuries	Dreiseithof, 18th and 19th centuries; Baroque half-timbered house, partly solid, marked 1750, in the core probably around 1700, vaulted stable 19th century, draw well, marked 1729
Wayside chapel	Bowling area, at No. 1 location	1777	Wegekapelle, late baroque, marked 1777
Evangelical Gustav Adolf Church	Kirchstrasse 3 location	1926/27	Baroque style home style hall building, 1926/27, architect Heinrich Walbe , Darmstadt
Spoilage	Kloppgasse, at No. 2 location	around 1300	carved vault keystone, around 1300
Residential building	Kloppgasse 6 location	second half of the 18th century	late baroque house, partly half-timbered, plastered, probably from the second half of the 18th century
Courtyard	Kloppgasse 10 location	17th to 19th century	Courtyard, 17th to 19th centuries; Baroque house, marked 1681, barn, marked 1747, half-timbering from the 18th century, wine press house probably from the early 19th century
winery	Langgasse 8 location	18th and 19th centuries	formerly “Zur Krone” inn; Courtyard, 18th and 19th centuries; Baroque angular building, partly half-timbered, plastered, 19th century farm building; defining the streetscape
Greiffenclauer Hof	Langgasse 9 location	16th to 19th century	Courtyard, 16th to 19th centuries; Half-timbered house, partly massive, the core probably from the 16th century, marked 1714, a cellar marked 1555; defining the streetscape
Courtyard	Langgasse 10 location	18th and 19th centuries	formerly “Zum Stern” inn; Courtyard, 18th and 19th centuries; Baroque half-timbered house, partly massive, wine cellar marked 1735, baroque after-work bench	Image wanted
winery	Langgasse 18 location	18th and 19th centuries	former Huff winery; representative three-wing complex, 18th and 19th centuries; Baroque, neo-classical overformed hipped roof building, with older parts (around 1600), Spolie from 1566; Half-timbered outbuildings
Johannishof	Langgasse 22, Langgasse without number, Weingasse 36 location	1940s to 1960s	Johannishof of the wine wholesaler Doré und Plitzner; Extensive historicizing complex with partly two-storey cellars, mainly from the 1940s to 1960s, architect Bernhard and Franz-Josef Gerharz , later Manfred Romahn	more pictures
town hall	Marktplatz 1 location		the core of a late Gothic mansard roof with a baroque overform with a tail gable, baroque allegories; defining the plaza
Courtyard	Marktplatz 10 location	1730	Courtyard area; Baroque mansard roof, marked 1730; defining the plaza
Catholic parish church of St. Kosmas and Damian	Neugasse 2 location	1887-89	neo-Gothic hall church, 1887–89, architect Max Meckel , Frankfurt am Main; late Gothic west tower with Romanesque parts, choir 1407; above the retaining wall of the churchyard Friedenssäule 1914/24
Kronenberger Hof	Neugasse 7 location	1732	former court of the Reuss von Gundheim; Baroque mansard roof, marked 1732; defining the streetscape
Spoilage	Neugasse, at No. 11 location	1529	Relief stone, Kurmainzer coat of arms, inscribed 1529 and 1742
synagogue	Transverse leg 9 position	1861	former synagogue, small quarry stone building in round arch style, 1861
Catholic rectory	Schloßgasse 1 location	1719	Baroque hipped roof building, marked 1719; historical majolica relief in the style of della Robbia ; Archway marked 1719
school	Schloßgasse 2 location	1826	former schoolhouse; one-storey classical plastered building, 1826, possibly with older parts
sculpture	Schulstrasse, in No. 20 position		life-size baroque figure of St. Boniface	Image wanted
Residential building	Weingasse 1 location	1700	baroque half-timbered house, partly massive, 1700
Residential building	Weingasse 20 location	1747	late baroque hipped roof building, marked 1747
basement, cellar	Weingasse, under No. 32; In the pond, under No. 5 location		late Gothic single-pillar room	Image wanted
Water tank	south of the village; Hallway on glue location	1926	staggered sandstone cuboid facade, marked 1926
Wayside cross	west of the village on the B 41 location	1885	Sandstone crucifix with metal body, 1885

Laurenziberg

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone cemetery Laurenziberg	south of the hamlet on a dirt road; Hallway front of the new farm location	1851	Created in 1851, with partially preserved enclosures; on the northern edge: Jakob Heinrich Bang († 1857) tomb: six-sided red sandstone stele with round arch frieze, base with emblem made of beehive and plow Tomb of Johann Zelt († 1890): Obelisk Tomb (...) Maria Rang (around 1860): Figure on a high stele Tomb of Karl Ludwig Huf († 1863): Cippus with obelisk also: Margaretha Bolle's († 1871) tomb: late classicist with crowning Tomb Margaretha Zelt († 1878): column with flower wreath and drapery anonymous tomb (around 1890): urn crown Tomb of Christoph Zelt († 1898): Wilhelminian style stele	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Catholic pilgrimage chapel of St. Laurentius	Laurenziberg, behind No. 8 Lage	1707	Baroque hall building, marked 1707, historicizing renovation in 1906, architect August Greifzu , Mainz	more pictures

literature

• Dieter Krienke (editor): Cultural monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate. Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany. Volume 18.1: Mainz-Bingen district. Cities of Bingen and Ingelheim, Budenheim community, Gau-Algesheim, Heidesheim, Rhein-Nahe and Sprendlingen-Gensingen municipalities. Werner, Worms 2007. ISBN 3-88462-231-5
• General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate (ed.): Informational directory of the cultural monuments in the Mainz-Bingen district (PDF; 7.9 MB). Mainz 2017.

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