List of cultural monuments in Greifenstein (Hessen)

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The following list contains the cultural monuments identified in the monument topography in the area of ​​the municipality of Greifenstein , Lahn-Dill-Kreis , Hesse .

Note: The order of the monuments in this list is based first on the districts and then on the address; alternatively, it can also be sorted according to the name, the number assigned by the State Office for Monument Preservation or the construction time.

The basis is the publication of the Hessian list of monuments, which was created for the first time on the basis of the Monument Protection Act of September 5, 1986 and has been continuously updated since then.

Allendorf

The descriptions are quotations from the description of the State Office for Monument Preservation.

image designation location description construction time Object no.
Allendorf facility
Allendorf facility
location
132755
 
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Half-timbered house Biskirchener Straße 8
Location
hallway: 1, parcel: 264/2
Half-timbered building from the late 18th century raised to the center of the village. This location means that there is a view of the town center, which gives the building a special urban significance. late 18th century 132761
 
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Half-timbered house Biskirchener Straße 13
Location
hallway: 1, parcel: 213
Gable-independent half-timbered building from around 1700, plastered or slated. On the northern side of the eaves, high-quality half-timbering from the time of construction is visible. In addition to its historical significance, the half-timbered building erected over a high quarry stone base is of particular urban importance in the street scene. around 1700 132760
 
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Courtyard Biskirchener Straße 18
Location
hallway: 1, parcel: 257
Courtyard from around 1800. Half-timbered residential building facing the street with a half-hipped roof. At an angle to this is the large-volume half-timbered barn in the rear courtyard area. The entire courtyard is a cultural monument due to its historical significance. It proves the intermingling of the otherwise predominant single house homesteads with other farm forms. around 1800 132279
 
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Allendorf church
Evangelical chapel Grave Straße 2
position
hallway: 1, plot 1
The groin vault under the tent roof is dome-shaped. The nave, which is essentially Romanesque, was renovated around 1700, and the organ prospectus also dates from this time. around 1700 132756
 
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Half-timbered house
Half-timbered house 5 grave road
location
hallway: 1, plot 271
Two-storey half-timbered building from the second half of the 18th century with a profiled floor offset, cultural monument due to its historical significance, as part of a group of buildings directly opposite the late Romanesque church, also of particular urban value. second half of the 18th century 132757
 
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Half-timbered house
Half-timbered house Frankenweg 3/5
location
hall: 1, parcel: 274, 275
Large-volume half-timbered building from the last quarter of the 18th century. The half-timbering on the upper floor has been preserved almost undisturbed. The building is located on the southwestern edge of the town and delimits the historic town center there. last quarter of the 18th century 132758
 
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Courtyard
Courtyard Korngasse 3
Location
hall: 1, parcel: 71
Angled courtyard. The gabled residential building is a half-timbered building around 1700; the half-timbered barn is dated 1749. Part of a baroque extension. around 1700 132763
 
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Old Town Hall
Old Town Hall Rathausstraße 1
Location
hallway: 1, parcel: 2
Eaves, two-story half-timbered building, inscribed with dated 1863. The facade structure is designed symmetrically. The entrance in the middle of the building is highlighted by a flight of stairs and a transverse gable with an open space. 1863 132764
 
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Half-timbered house
Half-timbered house Rathausstraße 3
Location
hall: 1, parcel: 4
Eaves-mounted half-timbered building on the island between Brunnenstrasse and Rathausstrasse. The half-timbering visible on the upper floor can be dated to the 17th century. 17th century 132765
 
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Half-timbered house Ulmer Straße 4
Location
hall: 1, parcel: 83
Baroque half-timbered building from the first half of the 18th century of imposing dimensions, diagonally opposite the church. It is plastered or slated. A high-quality, largely undisturbed baroque visible framework is to be expected. 132762
 
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Arborn

The descriptions are quotations from the description of the State Office for Monument Preservation.

image designation location description construction time Object no.
Complete Arborn facility
location
The center of Arborn is characterized by the baroque schoolhouse with prayer room, the bakery and the mayor's office. These “public buildings” together with a half-timbered building from around 1700 form a historically significant town center and are therefore combined into a small overall complex. 132755
 
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Half-timbered house Node street 25
location
hall: 1, parcel: 73
Small, gable-independent half-timbered building, in the core probably still 17th century. The building protruding into the street leads the view of the schoolhouse from the early 18th century. In connection with the schoolhouse, the building is of historical and urban significance and therefore a cultural monument. 17th century 132767
 
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Node street 27
location
427624
 
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Schoolhouse with prayer room Node street 28
location
corridor: 1, parcel: 6
Two-storey half-timbered building erected in 1717, gable roof with a square roof turret in the middle, which is crowned by a pyramid helmet. The building is set back and thus, together with the bakery, delimits a small, square-like expansion of the street area. 1717 132768
 
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Fountain, war memorial . Node road in front of # 28
position
hallway: 1, plot 6
Combination of a war memorial with a fountain in the forecourt of the old school. Erected in baroque form from yellow sandstone to commemorate the fallen of the First World War. The well stock with artistically accessible design is crowned by a bronze figure depicting a sower. Cultural monument for artistic and historical reasons. 161956
 
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Bakehouse Node street 30
location
corridor: 1, parcel: 6
Former bakery from the 1st half of the 19th century. Built for the time of construction in the so-called regionally typical economy framework with the waiver of horizontal locking. Two-story half-timbered building with hipped roof and side extension. Plastered ground floor. Use as a classroom on the upper floor until 1937, then the mayor's office. 1952 conversion for residential purposes. The basement was used as a public bakery until the 1960s. Cultural monument for reasons of local history. First half of the 19th century 161954
 
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Streckhof Münchbornstraße 1
Location
hall: 3, parcel: 14
Streckhof on the eastern outskirts, the house built in the first half of the 18th century, the barn more recent. The gable of the residential building, which is covered by the barn extension, shows a very beautiful baroque framework. First half of the 18th century 132240
 
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Beilstein

The descriptions are quotations from the description of the State Office for Monument Preservation.

image designation location description construction time Object no.
Entire facility in Beilstein
Beilstein complete system of the historical town center - 1.jpg
Beilstein complete system of the historical town center - 2.jpg
Entire facility in Beilstein
location
Beilstein shows the typical image of a small settlement leaning against what is essentially a medieval mansion. The importance of the entire complex lies in the area of ​​territorial history and settlement history. 132769
 
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Half-timbered house
Half-timbered house Herborner Straße 13/15
Location
floor: 1, parcel: 72, 73
Stately gable-independent half-timbered building, half-timbered from around 1700 visible on the upper floor. The building, located northeast of the castle hill in the immediate vicinity of the church, has an important function to limit the street space towards the eastern end of the main street. around 1700 132770
 
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Evangelical parish church
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Evangelical parish church Herborner Straße 17
Location
hall: 1, parcel: 74
The former castle church was built in the area of ​​the outer bailey in 1614-1616. The elongated rectangular building integrates a late Gothic gate to the castle, which is at an angle to the ship, as a tower, the top floor of which is slated and which is closed off by a staggered bonnet. The building is made of basalt stone. Inside, a triumphal arch in the form of a pressed pointed arch separates the choir from the nave. The choir is six steps higher than the nave, below is the count's crypt. The interior is surrounded by galleries on all sides. The galleries are supported by wooden columns that extend to the ceiling. On top of them are transverse beams that support the ceiling beams that stretch in the longitudinal direction. The soffit of the crossbeams is decorated with stucco rosettes. The balustrades of the galleries are lattice-shaped, the balustrade pillars are ornamented with fittings. The stately chair is located on the gallery of the south wall. While the pulpit and stalls can be assigned to the time of origin, the organ dates from the end of the 18th century. The floor consists of flat, upright stones in an ear-shaped arrangement. from 1614 132771
 
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Streckhof
Streckhof Herborner Straße 30
Location
hall: 1, parcel: 8
Streckhof on the eaves, located directly on the Ulmbach, on the upper floor of the living area valuable half-timbered substance from around 1700 with a beautiful row of four fire rams as an ornamental shape in the compartments. In addition to its historical significance, the courtyard is also significant in terms of urban development due to its location directly at the access to the Ulmbach Bridge. around 1700 132772
 
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Bridge system
Bridge system Herborner Straße / Ulmbach
Location
floor: 1, parcel: 136/2, 263, 7
Single arched basalt stone bridge from the 18th century over the Ulmbach. The bridge opens up the originally undeveloped left side of the Ulmbach. 18th century 132773
 
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Half-timbered house
Half-timbered house Hundshof 4
Location
hall: 1, parcel: 3
Gable-independent half-timbered building dating back to the 17th century. In addition to the wide protrusion of the attic and the formation of the stiffening man figures, the diamond-shaped ornamental shapes above the collar beam position are remarkable. The building is a cultural monument due to its historical and urban significance. The latter due to its striking location at the western end of the main street. 17th century 132774
 
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Pfalzmühle
Pfalzmühle Pfalzmühle 1
location
hall: 3, parcel: 3/1, 3/2
Built in the 18th and 19th centuries. Unfortunately grinder not preserved. The completely understandable "water art" is remarkable. 10 meter high mill wheel shaft accessible from the side via a tunnel-like inspection shaft with steps. Wells made of well-joined quarry stone masonry at the same time the foundation of the partially plastered half-timbered house with slate covering and roof turrets. The half-timbered mill barn renovated at the end of the 1990s, also with a rubble base, and a servants' house complete the whole. 18th and 19th centuries 161958
 
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Gasthof Hui Wäller
Gasthof Hui Wäller Schloßstraße 7
Location
hall: 1, parcel: 103/6
Unity, consisting of the actual inn, the built-on hall and the barn to the northeast. The elongated, two-storey inn from 1812 was built on a high basement using the Pisé technique, which is rare for this area, with walls up to 70 cm thick made of rammed earth, while the gables of the half-hipped roof were built in half-timbered houses. The adjoining hall was built around 100 years later, at the beginning of the 20th century, and with its open trusses designed on sight is a rare example of this type of building. The barn with a brick or quarry stone base and a half-timbered upper floor dates from that time around 1900. Cultural monument for historical reasons. around 1900 339771
 
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railway station
railway station Schlossstrasse 21
location
Almost cubic plastered building from 1923 with a basalt base and hipped roof (dated on the lintel) on the town side north of the track. 1923 161969
 
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Courtyard
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Courtyard Wallendorf 8
Location
hallway: 5, parcel: 237
Two-sided courtyard, the residential building is essentially a half-timbered building from the 17th or 18th century. As a former Beilstein rectory of local historical importance. 17th or 18th century 132776
 
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Half-timbered barn
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Half-timbered barn Wallendorf 15
Location
hallway: 5, parcel: 97
Half-timbered barn, inscribed with dated 1701. The unchanged original condition gives the building a special historical value. In addition, the compartments are decorated with plaster ornaments from the 19th century. 1701 132778
 
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Half-timbered house Wallendorf 18
Location
hallway: 5, parcel: 111/2
Half-timbered house from the 18th century. As a regionally typical rural living and economic form of historical importance and therefore a cultural monument. 18th century 132777
 
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Elgershausen

The descriptions are quotations from the description of the State Office for Monument Preservation.

image designation location description construction time Object no.
Mary's Chapel
Mary's Chapel Grüner Weg
location
hall: 14, parcel: 6/8
Around 1435 by Count Bernhard von Solms-Braunfels on the grounds of the Elgershäuser Hof, remnants of an early medieval settlement, late Gothic building erected. Rectangular ship. Two longitudinal beams rest on a pair of tall octagonal wooden pillars. This was followed by the square choir, connected to the nave by a pointed triumphal arch. around 1435 133293
 
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Greifenstein

The descriptions are quotations from the description of the State Office for Monument Preservation.

image designation location description construction time Object no.
Glockenstein Castle Glockenwelt
Greifenstein Castle as a whole
location
Greifenstein Castle is recorded both as an overall complex and as a cultural monument. The entire complex extends over the core castle, the outer castle, the outer Bering and the latter protective moat, which is partially preserved in its profile, but at least as an undeveloped open space. The entire system thus includes undeveloped areas and also the buildings that were erected in the area of ​​the outer bailey during the decline of the weir system. The term cultural monument once again covers those parts of the castle that can be specified in terms of their form and function. 132752
 
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Greifenstein Castle (inner Bering)
Greifenstein Castle (inner Bering) In the valley
location
hall: 12, parcel: 44/6
On the northern narrow side of the roughly rectangular core castle lies the high shield wall, which can be described as the keep, which consists of two towers, the Nassauer (in the west) and the Bruderturm (in the east), and a short intermediate building. The shield wall as well as the hall on the southern narrow side were built around 1388, so they come from the first phase of the Solms reconstruction. The hall is largely destroyed; Originally there were two corner towers above its rounded outer corners. At the north-east corner of the main castle, the new building was built in 1687-93, a hall building by Count Wilhelm-Moritz von Solms-Greifenstein. The inner castle is surrounded by the inner bering with several corner towers and two bulwarks at the northern corners. The inner Bering dates from the end of the 13th and 14th centuries. 13th and 14th century 132753
 
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Holzhausen

The descriptions are quotations from the description of the State Office for Monument Preservation.

image designation location description construction time Object no.
Railway bridge
Location
hall: 6, parcel: 19, 21, 22, 4
Deep, barrel-vaulted basalt dam with slope wings on both sides from 1922 under overgrown embankment to bridge an agricultural path. 161970
 
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Half-timbered house
Half-timbered house Katzenfurter Straße 12
Location
hall: 2, parcel: 137/1
Half-timbered house, built around 1800. As an example of a small farmer's place of socio-historical importance. around 1800 132779
 
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War memorial
War memorial Way to school
location
Memorial in the form of a stele for the victims of the war in Holzhausen in 1870/71, erected at the beginning of the 20th century. The memorial is a cultural monument due to its historical significance. Early 29th century 132780
 
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Courtyard
Courtyard Lindenstrasse 4
Location
hall: 2, parcel: 96
L-shaped courtyard, the residential building a half-timbered building from the middle of the 18th century. The elongated barn building is converted for residential purposes. Mid-18th century 132781
 
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Courtyard
Courtyard Lindenstrasse 5
Location
hallway: 2, parcel: 82
Angled courtyard from around 1800. The house shows the typical features of the half-timbered construction of that time: no protruding beam ends, the struts as uprights placed at an angle between the frame and the threshold. 132782
 
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Pisébau
Pisébau Lindenstrasse 6
Location
hall: 2, parcel: 95/2
Somewhat backward, clapboard residential building in the proportions of the time around 1800. The building was erected in rammed earth. This structural feature gives it technical and historical significance. around 1800 132783
 
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Half-timbered buildings Ulmtalstrasse 4
Location
hall: 2, parcel: 41/3
Farm buildings located between the Protestant church and Ulmtalstrasse 2, half-timbered buildings from around 1800. As such, of historical importance. They also form a very distinctive guiding wall in the townscape. 132791
 
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Protestant church
Protestant church Ulmtalstrasse 6
Location
hall: 2, parcel: 39/3
At its core, probably still a medieval choir tower with a defensive function. Today's appearance is shaped by redesigns from around 1900. The wide window openings of the tower and especially the polygonal stair tower in the seam area between the tower and the ship must be taken into account. 132790
 
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Half-timbered house Ulmtalstrasse 12/14
Location
floor: 2, parcel: 36/3, 37
Immediately opposite the church, half-timbered building, the value of which relates to the rural furniture preserved inside, mainly from the 19th century, and to objects of daily use that have also been preserved. 132789
 
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Half-timbered house Ulmtalstrasse 16
Location
floor: 2, parcel: 24
Two-storey half-timbered residential building with a half-hipped roof, built in the middle of the 18th century. As a benchmark building for the church adjoining to the north, it is of urban value. Mid-18th century 132788
 
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Courtyard
Courtyard Ulmtalstrasse 23 a / b
Location
floor: 2, parcel: 158/1, 158/2
Angular courtyard, facing the street with two adjacent residential buildings, the front a half-timbered building from the 18th century, the rear from the 17th century with a richly carved window bay on the courtyard side eaves. The parapet bars in the bay area are provided with a house inscription. The entire yard, including the barn at the rear, is a cultural monument. 17th / 18th century 132787
 
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Half-timbered house Ulmtalstrasse 36
Location
floor: 2, parcel: 173/2
Gable-independent half-timbered building, essentially late 18th century, together with the property opposite Ulmtalstraße 14 in an important urban planning location at the southeast end of Ulmtalstraße. 18th century 132786
 
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Half-timbered buildings On the gate 1/2 Ulmtalstrasse
able
corridor: 2, plot: 42
At the convergence of Ulmtalstrasse and Hauptstrasse, a picturesque building group, which is significant in terms of urban development, No. 37 is a half-timbered building from the early. No. 39 is a half-timbered building from the late 19th century. Building No. 37 is built over an older vaulted cellar and contains a house well. 19th century 132792
 
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Half-timbered house At the Gate 3
Location
Village: 2, plot: 43
Two-storey clad half-timbered building in the proportions of a building from the 18th century. Due to the openings that have been left in their original shape, a valuable building can be expected, which illustrates the typological and temporal development of the half-timbered construction after a building from the early 19th century occupied. 18th century 132784
 
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Half-timbered house At the Gate 4
position
hall 2, parcel: 58
At the convergence of Ulmtalstrasse, Hauptstrasse and Schulstrasse, a half-timbered building from the late 18th century that is strikingly situated in terms of urban planning. Two-storey building with wide-spread, two-storey structure with posts extending over both storeys, stiffened storey by foot struts. 18th century 132785
 
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Nenderoth

The descriptions are quotations from the description of the State Office for Monument Preservation.

image designation location description construction time Object no.
Half-timbered house Kallenbachweg 4
Location
hall: 10, parcel: 126/2
Stately baroque half-timbered building, the southern gable slated, the upper floor of the eaves side of the two-zone building with very beautiful ornamental forms: curved, e.g. Some of the counter braces with noses, fire rams decorated with rosettes. Also a remarkable front door, dated 1762. 132793
 
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Half-timbered house Kallenbachweg 7
Location
hallway: 10, parcel: 115
Two-storey half-timbered building from the middle of the 18th century. As such, of historical importance, and also significant in terms of urban development due to its location on the southwestern edge of the town. Mid-18th century 132794
 
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Half-timbered buildings Hauptstraße 24/26, corridor
location
: 10, parcel: 46/1, 47/1
Eaves-standing assembly group with several residential and barn parts, built from the middle of the 18th century. Opposite the medieval church of particular urban significance in the townscape and therefore a cultural monument. Mid-18th century 132795
 
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Half-timbered house Hauptstraße 29
Location
hallway: 10, parcel: 56/3
Half-timbered house from the 18th century with a younger knee floor. The functional separation between the living room and the barn is still preserved. The elongated structure delimits the historical location on its eastern edge. 18th century 132796
 
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Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 31
position
corridor 10, parcel: 68/1
Former stately two-sided courtyard from the first half of the 18th century, residential and farm buildings were staggered according to the bend in the main street. There is a visual connection to the medieval parish church. The gable of the residential building with its handcrafted decorative shapes is symmetrically structured. Barn construction canceled. Early 18th century 132797
 
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Half-timbered house Hauptstraße 32
Location
hall: 10, parcel: 5/1
Except for a few massive replacements on the ground floor of the residential part, a well-preserved half-timbered house from the 18th century. The arm-shaped upward curved counter-struts of the stiffening man figures are remarkable. The cubature of the gable-facing building marks the western edge of the town. 18th century 132798
 
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Rectory
Rectory Hauptstraße 47,
location
floor: 10, parcel: 128
Two-storey stately half-timbered building with a steep hipped roof, built in 1762 according to Terlinden's plans. A large parish garden connects to the south. The property's barn has been demolished. 1762 132799
 
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Half-timbered house Johannisburger Weg 1
position
corridor 10, plot 92
Narrow, elongated half-timbered building from the late 18th century. Together with the building opposite, the building forms an attractive urban transition from the Johannisburger Weg ascending from the Kallenbachtal to the main street. late 18th century 132800
 
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Half-timbered house Johannisburger Weg 4
Location
hallway: 10, parcel: 108
Two-storey, gable-independent half-timbered building from the 18th century with a horizontal roof structure. Thresholds of the upper floor and roof beam position with profiling. In addition to the stiffening man figures in the parapet compartments, St. Andrew's crosses are decorative forms. Cultural monument due to its historical, artistic and - in cooperation with the opposite building - urban development significance. 18th century 132801
 
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Half-timbered house Johannisburger Weg 6
Location
hallway: 10, parcel: 107
Half-timbered house from the second half of the 18th century. The half-timbered structure of the upper floor, the cubature and the functional layout are well preserved. The stucco decoration of the compartments above the entrance to the living area and above the barn door lintel is particularly remarkable. 2nd half of the 18th century 132802
 
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Half-timbered construction
Half-timbered construction Schulgasse 2
position
corridor 10, plot 85
The community's bakery, as part of the tradition of rural handicrafts of historical importance, is also located at the confluence of the school route with the main street, which is also significant in terms of urban planning. 132803
 
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Evangelical parish church
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Evangelical parish church Schulgasse 3
position
hall: 10, parcel: 79
Small late Romanesque choir tower. Round-arched sound openings coupled to the south and east in the bell storey of the tower, each resting on a central column with a leaf capital. A semicircular apse adjoins the tower, which is closed by a pressed pointed spire. To the west is the main nave with a gable roof. To the south there was originally a side aisle, as the three arcades now walled up on the south side of the main nave show. The ship has a flat roof and there are galleries on the west and north sides. The polygonal pulpit rests on a bulged baluster, which is closed off like a tulip. A semicircular arch leads to the chancel, which is covered by a burr cross vault. Parts of the churchyard wall with a Romanesque portal (east of the church) have been preserved. The church, including the walling, is a cultural monument due to its historical significance. 132804
 
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Former school
Former school Schulgasse 8
Location
hallway: 10, parcel: 98
Well-proportioned two-storey building with a half-hipped roof built in 1836/37. The two floors of the quarry stone building are separated by a surrounding cornice, the windows with ashlar walls are arched. Entrance from the east with a beautiful three-part door, a wheel-shaped skylight above the spire. 1836/37 132805
 
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Odersberg

The descriptions are quotations from the description of the State Office for Monument Preservation.

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Old school with a prayer room
Old school with a prayer room Weilburger Straße 11
Location
hall: 1, parcel: 54/1
Two-storey half-timbered building from the middle of the 18th century with access on the gable side. The ground floor was originally used as a school, while the prayer room was on the upper floor. 18th century 132806
 
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Rodenroth

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Half-timbered house On Klöseberg 9
Location
Village: 3, parcel: 59/4
Elongated two-storey half-timbered building, second half of the 18th century, with posts extending over both storeys. The construction has a decisive effect on the northern end of the main street. 132813
 
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Running fountain
Running fountain Brunnenstrasse o. No.
Location
hall: 3, parcel: 113/1
Cast iron running fountain, dated 1892, rectangular trough with lattice-like relief and flower frieze at the top. Fountain stick with shaft rings, decorative elements applied like a frieze and a pine cone at the end. 1892 132809
 
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Bakery with a fountain
Bakery with a fountain Brunnenstraße 7
Location
hall: 3, parcel: 134
The community's bakery in the Brunnenstrasse depression. Plastered, single-storey half-timbered building with a crooked hip roof and slate covering. Attached is a small square with a cast-iron fountain. This is identical to the fountain on the school tower 132291
 
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Old bakery Brunnenstraße 2
Location
hallway: 3, parcel: 187/2
Former bakery, built at the end of the 19th century, integrated in the northeast part of a Streckhof. Urban planning in an exposed location at the crossing Brunnenstrasse / Greifensteiner Strasse opposite the former school. Two-storey half-timbered building, eaves facing the street, with a side extension. Ground floor plastered, upper floor clapboard. 19th century 133296
 
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Former school with prayer room
Former school with prayer room Brunnenstrasse 1
position
hallway: 3, parcel: 112/1
Two-storey half-timbered building from 1751 with a mansard roof and a central, eight-sided dome roof turret. The ground floor was originally used as a school, and the prayer room on the upper floor with longitudinal beams resting on twisted columns. 132810
 
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Half-timbered house Brunnenstraße 9
Location
hall: 3, parcel: 133
Two-zone half-timbered building on the gable from the 18th century with a settlement-like extension on the northern eaves side. The threshold of the upper floor is profiled all the way around, the stands are stiffened by high-set foot struts. 18th century 132811
 
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Half-timbered house Brunnenstraße 32
Location
hall: 3, parcel: 141
Gable-independent half-timbered house dating back to the 18th century. The functional division of the courtyard between living and commercial areas has been preserved. The half-timbering of the clad living area still seems largely undisturbed, at least on the upper floor. 18th century 132812
 
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Half-timbered house Greifensteiner Straße 9
Location
hallway: 3, parcel: 201
In a small side stitch of the main street, stately half-timbered building from the 18th century above a massive ground floor. 18th century 132808
 
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Half-timbered house Greifensteiner Straße 15
Location
hall: 3, parcel: 205
Head building of an eaves-standing assembly group, half-timbered from around 1700, on the southwest eaves side with a branch typical of the region. On the gable side a beautiful three-part door from the 19th century. around 1700 132807
 
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Ulm

The descriptions are quotations from the description of the State Office for Monument Preservation.

image designation location description construction time Object no.
Protestant church
Protestant church Kirchstrasse 6
Location
hall: 1, parcel: 159/3
At its core a medieval fortified choir tower, the tower obviously raised in the 18th century, provided with arched acoustic arcades and a curved tent roof from which a high staggered canopy roof turret develops. The ship has been redesigned in a modern way. The organ from the second H. i. 18th century to be mentioned. 132815
 
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Dianaburg hunting lodge
Dianaburg hunting lodge In the Bissenberg
location
hall: 8, parcel: 1
Tower construction built in basalt stone with a square floor plan with rounded corners, windows and portal walls in stone. The top floor of the tower with four graceful corner towers protrudes over an arched frieze and is covered by a steep hipped roof. The princely Solms-Braunfels coat of arms above the ogival portal on the south side. The tower is located east of Ulm on the basalt knoll of the 412 m high Kesselberg. Since the end of the 18th century hunting lodgings for the counts and later princes of Solms-Braunfels were located here. In 1842/43, Prince Ferdinand had the romanticizing tower, based on medieval models, and two other buildings built. After Prince Ferdinand's death in 1873, the buildings erected for hunting were initially used as accommodation for the forest families and later also as a restaurant. The outbuildings of the tower were demolished in 1969, the tower itself is a cultural monument. 132814
 
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Railway bridge
Railway bridge On the Hucht
location
hallway: 3, parcel: 19
Arched bridge made of natural stone with a vault subsequently replaced in concrete (originally brick;) and slope wings from 1922 to bridge the path to the clay pits on Altenstein. 1922 161971
 
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Web links

Commons : Kulturdenkmäler in Greifenstein (Hessen)  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Dehio, Georg , edited by Folkhard Cremer, Tobias Michael Wolf and others: Handbook of German Art Monuments, Hessen 1, Gießen and Kassel administrative districts . Deutscher Kunstverlag , 2008, ISBN 978-3-422-03092-3 , page 5