List of cultural monuments in Haiger

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The following list contains the cultural monuments identified in the monument topography in the area of the city of Haiger , Lahn-Dill district , 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

designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
Half-timbered construction	Mittelstraße 5, location floor: 18, parcel: 29	Gable-side clad half-timbered building in the proportions of the 18th century. A largely undisturbed half-timbered structure from the time of origin is to be expected.	1800	132844 DDB
Courtyard	Mittelstraße 19 Location floor: 19, parcel: 8	Two-storey, elongated courtyard from the second half of the 18th century. The half-timbered structure visible on the eaves side shows continuous stands, stiffened by man forms on the upper floor. The threshold and frame lie directly on; the carvings here simulate a frame construction with beam heads and filler wood as rope. The clad gable side probably with a comparable framework.	Late 18th century	132845 DDB
Half-timbered construction	Mittelstraße 28/30, Bockhausberg 14 Location hall: 19, parcel: 116, 117 and 118	Elongated half-timbered building from the second half of the 18th century, in the half-timbered configuration comparable to the Mittelstrasse 19 building. The building combines two residential units, which is a typological feature in the rural area.	Late 18th century	132846 DDB
Protestant church	Town Square 1 position hallway: 18, parcel: 81/2 and 81/1	In quarry stone, probably based on a design by FM Terlinden, a baroque hall building with a mansard roof and a beautiful canopy roof turret with lantern. On the hood there is a cast-iron weather vane, which is marked 1749. There is an extension to the west. A memorial for the Allendorf war victims was erected south of the church. Inside, pulpit with sound cover, three-sided galleries on wooden pillars and stalls all from around 1749. The church is a cultural monument due to its historical, artistic and urban significance. The latter mainly due to its long-distance effect in the Haigerbachtal.	1749	132847 DDB
town hall	Rathausplatz 3b Location hall: 18, parcel: 77	Stately two-storey half-timbered building with profiled storey offsets. The ground floor is stiffened by high struts, the upper floor by man forms. The building is a cultural monument due to its local historical importance as a town hall and due to its architectural history as an almost undisturbed half-timbered building from the 17th century.	Late 17th century	132848 DDB
Half-timbered house	Siegen Straße 2 position hall: 10, parcel: 01.12	South of the town center in Haigerbachtal is a half-timbered single house from the last quarter of the 19th century. It shows the long continuity of a regional farm type and is therefore of historical importance. In terms of urban planning, the building has a landmark function opposite the confluence of the Wachenbergstrasse leading to the town center and the main road leading through the Haigerbachtal.	1850 to 1900	132843 DDB
Granulator	Wachenbergstraße 2a / b Location hallway: 9, parcel: 138, 141 and 142	The old cutting mill of the place with residential building. Basically going back to the late 18th century, the existing building was built in the second half of the 19th century. The mechanical equipment is still preserved. Schneidemühle and the somewhat older house are cultural monuments due to their historical significance.	Late 18th century	132849 DDB
Courtyard	Wachenbergstraße 39 Location floor: 18, parcel: 134	Stately courtyard from the 18th century with a hook-shaped floor plan, living area and barn in the elongated component, the shorter transverse building with stable and hay storage room above. In addition to the shape of the courtyard, the design of the half-timbered structure with slender, twisted columns in the corner posts and decorative shapes (firebock) in the compartments is significant.	1800	132850 DDB
Half-timbered construction	Wachenbergstraße 41 Location floor: 18, parcel: 135/2	Gasthof "Zum Stern", a stately half-timbered building from the second half of the 18th century. Beam heads and corner posts are adorned with carved rocailles, the gable triangle with diagonal struts and fire rams as an ornamental shape. Inside valuable stairs from the time of origin.	Late 18th century	132851 DDB

Dillbrecht

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Rudersdorf Tunnel	Location hallway: 4, parcel: 200/2	Horseshoe-shaped cut (length 2652 m) through the Tiefenrother Höhe (551 m), over whose summit the state border to North Rhine-Westphalia runs. Southern tunnel mouth as a gable front in natural stone with pilasters and the date "1915".	1915	161979 DDB
	railway station	Dillbrecht train station 1 Location hall: 6, parcel: 5/14	Neo-Baroque type construction in the Heimat style (like Bf Rodenbach) from 1915, probably based on a design by Alois Holtmeyer, west of the route; Gable risalit made of timber-framed, to the south the rest of the former timber-framed goods shed.	1915	161977 DDB
	Railway bridge	Ewersbacher Straße Location hallway: 3, parcel: 43, 44, 57	Natural stone bridge made of three arches from 1915 over the road to Dillbrecht; Pillar with pilasters (concrete superstructure replaced).	1915	161978 DDB
	Running fountain	In the corner o. No. Location hall: 1, parcel: 14	Typical cast-iron running fountain from the second half of the 19th century for the places in the Dill area, which, in addition to its historical significance as a regional industrial product and as an important part of the water supply, is located in the immediate vicinity of the Protestant church.	Late 19th century	132853 DDB
Image wanted BW	Brook passage	K43 Location hallway: 3, parcel: 47	Barrel-vaulted passage made of natural stone from 1915 for the dill in the dam base.	1915	161980 DDB
	Protestant church	Schwarzbachstraße 44 Location floor: 1, parcel: 20	Small, slated half-timbered building with a hipped gable roof and canopy roof turrets in the middle of the roof ridge. The building replaced an older chapel in 1743, which was destroyed in a fire in 1741. Inside, uniform furnishings from the time of origin; the painting of the church (gallery parapets) is dated in writing with 1783 "by the painter Georg Ernst Justus Kayser von Grossgiadenbach from Hessen Darmstadt".	1783	132852 DDB

Fellerdilln

designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
Protestant church	Brunnenstraße o. No. Location hall: 9, parcel: 3/5 and 3/1	Building erected in the first quarter of the 19th century to connect the church and school room, later the town hall. The church on the ground floor was built in quarry stone, the floor above with the school and town hall in slated timber. A high, square roof turret with a pyramid-shaped helmet over the western front. Inside, two free-standing columns support the two longitudinal beams. The three-sided galleries rest on four wooden pillars, whereby the western pair of pillars continues on the gallery and also supports the beams. The pulpit is raised above the altar in front of the east wall, the sound cover dates from the 18th century.	1820 to 1830	132856 DDB
Half-timbered house	Haigerer Straße 11 Location hall: 10, parcel: 23/2	Two-storey, eaves-standing half-timbered house on the through-town of Fellerdilln with double classic man figures, corner struts with counter spurs and rich decorative motifs on both floors (St. Andrew's cross with flower carvings under the windows on the upper floor, surrounding frame strips made of twisted bars on the ground floor). The exemplary, elaborate and completely undisturbed half-timbered construction belongs to the first half of the 18th century.	1700 to 1750	133269 DDB
Half-timbered construction	Haigerer Straße 22 Location hallway: 9, parcel: 73/6	Two-storey half-timbered building with continuous posts opposite the church in a prominent urban location. The inscription in the lintel of the component originally used as a barn with names of the builders, the carpenter and the date 1779 is particularly valuable.	1779	132854 DDB
School building	Haigerer Straße 33 Location hall: 9, parcel: 3/13	School building erected in the churchyard in the last decade of the 19th century. A simple two-storey building with a hipped gable roof and a narrow transverse structure that contains the entrance and enlivens the facade structure through the offset of the floors. The half-timbered upper floor with its decorative struts continues elements of the local construction method.	Late 19th century	132855 DDB
Courtyard	Rommelstraße 8/10 Location floor: 10, parcel: 61, 65	Elongated courtyard with a half-timbered structure dating back to the 17th century on the western side of the eaves on the upper floor. Despite massive replacements, the overall character of the courtyard in terms of its cubature and proportions has been preserved and is still legible.	Late 17th century	132857 DDB

Flammersbach

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Railway bridge	Location hall: 6, parcel: 635/1, 708/1, 708/2	Flammersbach Viaduct, built as part of the Haiger – Breitscheid railway line ; View from an easterly direction towards Flammersbach	1915	161981 DDB

Langenaubach

designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
Aubach Bridge	Corridor location : 14, 17, parcel: 20/2, 382/9; 19/1	Built as part of the Haiger – Breitscheid railway line . View in southern direction. Natural stone bridge made of three arches from 1915, the outer piers of which outgrow the embankment.	1915	161982 DDB
Rabenscheider tunnel	Corridor location : 17, parcel: 19/1	Straight tunnel tube with oval cross section from 1935–39 between the valleys of Au- and Medebach (length 1114 m); formally identical front sides designed as gabled brick facades.	1935	161983 DDB
Historic center of Langenaubach (complete system)	location	The Langenaubach, located south of Haiger, first named as Ubach in 1347, was destroyed by fire in 1813. Only the church and a few individual buildings survived. The fire occurred at the time when Langenaubach belonged to the Grand Duchy of Berg as part of the "Department of Sieg". The reconstruction was carried out according to a plan by the Dillenburg building director Schrumpf. The layout of the town, which goes back to the planning at the time, is shaped by the Langenaubacher Strasse, which runs straight through the Aubach Valley. This is followed by a parallel street, which changes sides at the church on the main street that survived the fire, due to the location of the Aubach. In this way a town center was created, which was determined by a prominent building and the design of the town plan. This expresses the routine work by the planners with the adaptation of the schematic notions of order to the local conditions. The building type of the reconstruction was the frameless half-timbered house. The buildings in Langenaubacher, Schultheissstrasse and Bachstrasse are at the eaves; on the short cross streets there are staggered gable-independent buildings. The character of the reconstruction becomes particularly clear in the Schultheißstraße (groups of buildings on the eaves) and in the Läbachstraße (staggered buildings on the sloping terrain). Together with Langenaubacher Strasse and Bachstrasse, the two streets form, due to their historical significance, as a uniform local planning of the early 19th century. Designated overall facility Langenaubach. The cast-iron fountains in Schultheissstrasse, Langenaubacher Strasse and Querstrasse are particularly valuable components of the townscape, which is worth preserving. Also of importance is the open course of the Aubach, which marks the south-eastern boundary of the town and thus also that of the entire complex.		132870 DDB
Bakehouse	In the Ölsbach no. Location floor: 8, parcel: 289/7	North-east of the town center, on the right side of the Aubach, a bakery from the middle of the 19th century built in Haustein. The narrow building with a steep gable roof, located at the fork in Steiler Weg and Ölsbach, is historically significant as a functional building for rural work and therefore a cultural monument.	1825 to 1875	132871 DDB
Former Evangelical Church	Kirchgasse no. Location floor: 7, parcel: 410/113	A small rectangular hall building made of quarry stone and plastered with a mansard roof and canopy roof turrets serving as an exhibition space. The keystone of the portal on the southern long side is dated 1749. Together with the school, fountain and town hall, the building is an important part of the town center in terms of urban planning; historically it is significant as one of the few buildings that survived the village fire in 1813.	1749	132872 DDB
Old house	Kirn road 2/4 Location Village: 7, parcel: 02.12 and 13.02	Half-timbered building from the 17th century on the north-eastern edge of the town center. The building has a largely intact structural structure with a profiled storey offset; In the parapet compartments there are partially curved ornamental struts with noses. The building is historically particularly significant as it belongs to the buildings that survived the village fire in 1813.	Late 17th century	132873 DDB
Old school	Läbachstraße 1 position hallway: 7, parcel: 114/1	School building from 1911, which helped to shape the town center in the immediate vicinity of the church. The large-volume building with a hipped roof has a sophisticated structure with a square quarry stone base, the floor differentiation with plaster and originally slate and a wide transverse gable facing Läbachstrasse on.	1911	132874 DDB
Old house	Läbachstraße 5 Location hall: 7, parcel: 108/2	Single house on the gable, part of the regular development plan from 1813. The barn is dated 1801 with the names of the builders. The living area contains half-timbered parts from the 18th century, so that after the fire of 1813 the courtyard was joined together from different parts of their origins. In the ground floor frame of the living area, an interesting folklore protection slogan.	1813	132875 DDB
Old Mill	Langenaubacher Straße 41 Location hall: 7, parcel: 39	To the northeast of the town center, on the right side of the Aubach, the mill. Half-timbered building from the early 18th century with a recent extension. In the frame of the first floor there is an inscription with a date: "THE NOBLE FRUIT OF THE EARTH MUST BE GROUND HERE - ZSMCE - JOHANN JOST HASS MARIA CATTARINA MARRIAGE 7 JUNY 1726".	1726	132876 DDB
Old Town Hall	Langenaubacher Straße 51 Location hall: 7, parcel: 302/10	Eaves half-timbered house from the time after the village fire in 1813. It is historically significant as the former town hall of the municipality, in terms of urban planning as a milieu-defining structure on the main street of the village and as a scale for the baroque church building from 1749.		132877 DDB
Bakehouse	Langenaubacher Straße o. No. Location floor: 7, parcel: 302/6	Bakery located on the Aubach in the immediate vicinity of the former town hall of the community. The building erected in Haustein dates from the middle of the 19th century (cf. Im Ölsbach).	1825 to 1875	133241 DDB
Running fountain	Langenaubacher Straße o. No. Location floor: 7, parcel: 302/5	In front of the Protestant church and in view of the former town hall, an important cast-iron fountain from the last quarter of the 19th century. The size and design of the fountain stand out from the comparable fountains in the town on Schultheissstrasse and Läbachstrasse.	1850 to 1900	132878 DDB

Core city

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Aubach Bridge	Am Vogelsang no. Location floor: 46, parcel: 43/5, 43/6	Natural stone bridge made of three arches from 1915, the outer piers of which outgrow the embankment.	1915	161975 DDB
Image wanted BW	Haigerbach Bridge	Corridor location : 19, parcel: 90/2	Large dam passage of barrel-shaped cross-section made of natural stone from 1915 with a sloping front and protruding tongue walls for the Haigerbach, which flows from the west; original iron railing with Art Nouveau details.	1915	161974 DDB
	Edward Tower	Corridor location : 56, parcel: 20/6	Erected in 1883 as a lookout tower in memory of the founder Eduard Schuhmachers from Viersen in the shape of a medieval defense tower with a crenellated crown. The tower shaft with a polygonal floor plan consists of colorful rubble stones, the cantilevered consoles and cornices are made of red bricks, on the north side there is a marble plaque with the inscription “Eduard Schuhmacher from Viersen - geb. Nov. 21, 1832, d. April 27, 1880 - erected in memory of 1883 ”. On the east side is the name "Eduardsturm" on a red sandstone. The battlements were removed when the storey was added in 1925. The tower is a typical example of romantic historicism.	1883	133268 DDB
more pictures	railway station	Bahnhofstrasse 1 position corridor 30, parcel: 62/3	The broad structure is at the end of a triangular, tree-lined square. The entrance hall stands out as a central projection. Due to the volume and execution entirely in ashlar and the Art Nouveau detail of the closely placed pillars and the two portals, it has a dominant effect. The building, which dates from around 1910, is a cultural monument due to its artistic importance.	1905 to 1915	132818 DDB
	Catholic Church	Bahnhofstraße 41 Location hall: 26, parcel: 183/2	In the last decade of the 19th century based on designs by the architect Max Heckel, an assembly group that accentuates the elements of church, church tower and rectory in its independence through volume and material differentiation (quarry stone, plaster, slate), but nevertheless creates an ensemble of uniform design put together.	Late 19th century	132819 DDB
	Rectory	Frigghof 4 position hallway: 3, parcel: 39/1	Two-storey half-timbered building from the first half of the 18th century with a mansard roof at the beginning of a stairway from the Frigghof up to the Kirchberg. On the eaves side facing the stairway there is a cantilevered dwelling on curved arches, under which the entrance is located.	Early 18th century	132833 DDB
	Half-timbered construction	Frigghof 12 Location hall: 3, parcel: 33	Two-storey half-timbered building, inscribed with dated 1742. In addition to the largely originally preserved structural structure of the frame building, the building is characterized by its decorative shapes such as the twisted columns in the corner posts. The street name Frigghof refers to the formerly fortified outdoor farm that was located here and is to be regarded as the core of Haiger. The half-timbered building from the 18th century is a cultural monument due to its historical and artistic importance.	1742	132820 DDB
	Historic center of Haiger (entire complex)	location	The center of the entire Haiger facility is the Ev. Parish church, a core Romanesque building that was built at the beginning of the 16th century. was redesigned to a hall longhouse. Several stairways lead to the church, which is located on a formerly fortified hilltop and the churchyard surrounding it: from the upper main street and from the market square or Frigghof. On the stairways there are important buildings that are also to be protected as cultural monuments: on the stairway from Frigghof the rectory, from the market square the stately half-timbered building Marktplatz 2 (18th century) and from the main street further half-timbered buildings around 1700 that are currently are still clad or plastered. In addition to the Kirchberg and its immediate surroundings, only the main street and the parallel Isabellenstraße have survived from the time of the fortified city complex. The upper section of the main street arches around the Kirchberg. The historically valuable buildings erected in closed perimeter development range from around 1700 through the early 19th century (Hauptstrasse 92/94) to the turn of the last century (Hauptstrasse 82). With the abandonment of the city fortifications in 1824, the city was reorganized and expanded. Starting from the market square below the Kirchberg, a regular road network was designed, which was continued on the right side of the Aubach. Another expansion of the city, albeit of a smaller size, has been carried out beyond the Upper Gate. The buildings from this period, 1st half of the 19th century. shows some stately type buildings with farm buildings such as Marktplatz 3 or Obertor 3 on Marktplatz and Obertor; in the other areas, more modest arable bourgeois properties dominate (e.g. Burgstrasse). With the medieval settlement core of the Kirchberg, parts of the early modern city along the main street and areas of the city expansion in the early 19th century, the entire complex occupies historically significant sections in Haiger's urban development.		132817 DDB
	Half-timbered construction	Hauptstraße 16/18 Location hall: 24, parcel: 4 u. 5/3	Two-storey, slated half-timbered building from the first half of the 19th century. Eaves with a wide dwarf in the middle of the building. The building on the other side of the Aubach documents the beginnings of a planned urban expansion in the first half of the 19th century.	Early 19th century	132821 DDB
	Part of the front door	Hauptstraße 21 Location hall: 23, parcel: 1	Double-leaf, classicist front door from the middle of the 19th century. The only surviving object of a former half-timbered building with an outside staircase of the same age. Today rebuilt in a modern way. Worth protecting for artistic reasons.	1825 to 1875	132822 DDB
	Half-timbered construction	Hauptstraße 33 Location hall: 3, parcel: 16/1	Three-storey, gable-independent half-timbered building from the first half of the 18th century. The twisted columns in the corner posts of the upper floors, the rope-like bands of the roof beams and the wealth of decorative struts are very beautiful. Within the closed peripheral development of the upper main street, the building is of particular artistic and urban significance.	Early 18th century	132823 DDB
	Half-timbered construction	Hauptstraße 40/42 location hall: 4, parcel: 86/2 and 87	Gable-independent, half-timbered semi-detached house in stately proportions. The building is clad. Overall proportions and the arrangement of windows suggest an artistically valuable half-timbered building from around 1700, which at the transition from the lower main street to the market square also has an important urban function.	1695 to 1705	132824 DDB
	Half-timbered construction	Hauptstraße 48/50, location of hallway: 4, parcel: 109 and 110	Three-story, gable-independent half-timbered building, which shows undisturbed half-timbering from the 18th century on Traufgasse leading to Isabellenstrasse. The gable is clad, a framework comparable to the eaves is to be expected. Together with Hauptstraße 52, the building forms the north-eastern wall of the market square.	1800	132825 DDB
	Half-timbered construction	Hauptstraße 52, location hall: 4, parcel: 111	Three-storey half-timbered building from the early 18th century, excellent eaves side with undisturbed multi-zone structure in the upper storeys, the profiled storey offsets with filler wood carved as rope. Rotated columns can be seen in the corner posts. The building, which is also a corner building to Kreuzgasse and part of the north-eastern wall of the market square, is a cultural monument due to its artistic and historical importance.	Early 18th century	132826 DDB
	Half-timbered construction	Hauptstraße 53 Location hall: 3, parcel: 4	Plastered half-timbered building which, due to its proportions, can be dated to the 17th century. It is located directly on the stairway leading from the main road to Kirchberg; In addition to its historical significance, the building is of outstanding urban significance.	Late 17th century	132832 DDB
	Guard house	Hauptstraße 96 Location hall: 4, parcel: 153/1	Presumably after the city fortifications were dismantled in 1824, Wache was erected at the end of the main street on the site of the former upper gate. Facing the main street is a vestibule supported by four wooden columns with a flat triangular gable.	1824	132828 DDB
	Part of the city wall	Behind the ditch able corridor: 4, parcel: 97/1	Part of the former medieval city wall, which was pulled down in 1824 to allow the city to be reorganized and expanded. The part that has been preserved was restored in the 1980s and is now a monument on the fallow land.		133267 DDB
	Half-timbered construction	Hüttenstraße 62 Location hall: 29, parcel: 9/5	Half-timbered building from around 1700, partially clad. The half-timbered structure visible on the eaves side, the proportions and window disposition of the gable suggest that a building of great technical and artistic value can be expected from the time it was built.	1695 to 1705	132830 DDB
	Courtyard	Hüttenstraße 71 Location hall: 57, parcel: 32/1	Small rural courtyard in the form of a single house from around 1800. The shingled half-timbered building has been preserved in its original state. Proof of a typical regional courtyard shape.	1795 to 1805	132831 DDB
Image wanted BW	Dill Bridge	Hüttenstraße o. No. Location hall: 26, parcel: 17/5	Dill Bridge from the second half of the 19th century to the north-east of the town center. The massive, sandstone-clad bridge spans the Dill in an arch and provides a link to the Haigerhütte district, which has been known since the 15th century.	Late 19th century	132829 DDB
	Half-timbered construction	Isabellenstraße 32 / Kreuzgasse 4 Location floor: 4, parcel: 112, 113 and 114	Stately, three-storey half-timbered building from around 1700, located on the corner of Kreuzgasse leading to the market square.	1695 to 1705	132837 DDB
	Half-timbered construction	Isabellenstraße 34 Location hall: 4, parcel: 106	Two-storey, gable-independent half-timbered building from around 1700 of stately proportions. Noteworthy are both the half-timbered structure with strong man forms accentuated by pedestrian counter struts, as well as the decorative forms, such as the slender pillars of the corner posts or the firebock above the roof beam. The building is a cultural monument due to its historical significance. Together with No. 11, it shapes the confluence of a Traufgasse leading to the market square.	1695 to 1705	132836 DDB
	Half-timbered construction	Isabellenstraße 36 Location hall: 4, parcel: 105	Narrow, gable-independent half-timbered building from the second half of the 17th century, which, together with the neighboring buildings No. 13 and 15, delimits the historic town center on the northeastern edge. The building shows clearly formed, profiled floor offsets on the upper floor and the attic. St. Andrew's crosses as a decorative form in the parapet compartments on the second floor.	1650 to 1700	132835 DDB
	Evangelical parish church	Kirchberg o. No. Location floor: 3, parcel: 21/11	The building is visible from afar on a hill that was fortified in the Middle Ages. In 914 a baptistery was mentioned at this point, and in 1048 a new building or an extension was consecrated. The lower part of the west tower dates back to this time. The present choir dates from the second half of the 15th century. It contains wall paintings from the end of the 15th century depicting scenes of martyrs, the Passion of Christ, a cycle of apostles and scenes from the Last Judgment. The hall longhouse was built at the beginning of the 16th century. The middle yoke of the nave has a reticulated vault with stucco medallions from the 18th century. The tendril paintings in the Vierungsjoch from the same period. The core of the still Romanesque tower was renewed in the 15th and 18th centuries. It is closed off by a bell-shaped chamber with a hood, lantern and pointed helmet. Originally there were yoke-like transverse roofs above the aisles; the uniform roof over the nave was built in 1723.	1450 to 1500	132834 DDB
	Fischbach House	Marktplatz 2 Location hallway: 3, parcel: 19	So-called. Haus Fischbach, a three-storey half-timbered building with a mansard roof and high dwarf house, now used as a local museum, was built in the 18th century. The building is characterized by the undisturbed structure, the richness of the decorative half-timbered design and the balance of its proportions. It is a cultural monument because of its artistic and urban significance, which it is assigned as a dominant corner building to the main street.	1800	132838 DDB
	Half-timbered construction	Marktplatz 3 Location hall: 3, parcel: 46	Two-storey, plastered or slated half-timbered building from the first half of the 19th century, which is to be regarded as part of the original development of the market square built at this time and therefore has particular historical and urban significance. The building on the eaves has five axes, in the center of the building there is access with a double-leaf door and an outside staircase, as well as a dormitory flanked by dormers.	Early 19th century	132839 DDB
	Half-timbered construction	Obertor 3 position hallway: 2, plot: 48/1	Two-storey, plastered half-timbered building, dated 1801, with wide diaphragms above the entrance and the gate passage. The building, which is striking due to its volume and its location at the beginning of the Obertor, is a cultural monument due to its historical significance as part of the city expansion in the early 19th century . Century	1801	132840 DDB
	Half-timbered construction	Obertor 6 position hallway: 2, plot: 39/1	Classicist type building built in half-timbered eaves with a central dwelling and a small barn in the courtyard area. A particularly well-preserved, characteristic example of the city expansion at Obertor.		132841 DDB
	Villa construction	Westerwaldstraße 4 Location hall: 49, parcel: 26/9	Villa building from the last decade of the 19th century, southwest of the historic town center, with a restrained historicizing decor. At the southwest corner is a picturesque polygonal corner tower with an onion-shaped dome, a small lantern and a very pointed helmet. The associated coach house is dated 1889.	1889	132842 DDB
	Railway bridge	Ziegeleistraße o. No. Location floor: 50, parcel: 307/1	Brick bridge made of three arches from 1920 over the road from Haiger to Flammersbach.	1920	161976 DDB

Niederroßbach

designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
Half-timbered barn	Dillenburger Straße 12 Location floor: 13, parcel: 189 and 190	Barn part of a former single house. In addition to the preserved parts of the framework, the two-line inscription, which can be assigned to the group of protective claims, is historically significant. It also contains the names of the builders, the master carpenter and the date 1774. The building is therefore of particular importance for the transmission of local history.	1774	132879 DDB
Former town hall and school	Grundstraße 9 position corridor 14, plot 49	A two-storey half-timbered building erected over a quarry stone base according to a design by FM Terlinden. The building, which was built with continuous posts, is characterized by its fully preserved half-timbered structure with decorative shapes and by several inscriptions that indicate the use and date of 1770.	1770	132882 DDB
Half-timbered house	Grundstraße 33/35, location floor: 13, parcel: 64/1 and 263/65	Half-timbered house from the late 18th century, which was supplemented by a younger extension to form an angular courtyard. The functional division of the single house built with continuous posts between the living area and barn is still understandable, so that the building is of historical importance as a document of a regional courtyard form.	Late 18th century	132880 DDB
Half-timbered house	Grundstraße 43, location hall: 14, parcel: 110/18	Two-storey half-timbered house from the beginning of the 19th century, located in an open courtyard, with completely frameless framework. A development to reduce the number of half-timbered elements, which was initiated in the late 18th century for reasons of economy, comes to a particularly pronounced conclusion here.	Early 19th century	132881 DDB
Half-timbered semi-detached house	Grundstrasse 63, location hall: 14, parcel: 43	Somewhat set back two-storey eaves-standing half-timbered house over a massive rubble stone base; In the western part of the building, due to the proportions, overhanging floors and the window arrangement, an undamaged timber-frame from the 18th century can be expected.	1800	132883 DDB
Earth cellar	Grundstraße o. No. Location hall: 14, parcel: 39	Erdkelleranlage located on the eastern edge of the village, which is historically significant as a document of peasant economic forms and in its external appearance as a retaining wall is important for urban planning as a guiding wall to the center of the village formed by the school and church.		132884 DDB
Protestant church	Grundstraße o. No. Location hall: 14, parcel: 65/1	Small hall building. dated 1781, which delimits a three-sided square on its northern side. Building built in quarry stone with a crooked hip roof and ridge turret over the axis of the portal on the southern longitudinal wall. The date given in the apex of the wooden garment ending in a round arch. In addition to the portal, a lower-lying, now walled-up, arched doorway can still be seen in the masonry, which indicates a previous building at the same point. Inside, a three-sided gallery on wooden pillars that bluntly end towards the inside round, outside three-sided choir closure.	1781	132885 DDB

Oberroßbach

designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
Half-timbered barn	Am Mühlenrain or no. Location floor: 30, parcel: 262/94	Half-timbered barn from the middle of the 18th century, the structure of which has been preserved undisturbed. The carved plant motifs of the storey beams and the plaster ornamentation preserved in the compartments on the eastern eaves side are also particularly valuable. Because of this wealth of architectural jewelry, the barn is historically significant for the tradition of rural customs.	1725 to 1775	132887 DDB
Historic town center Oberroßbach (entire complex)	location	North of Haiger, Ober-Roßbach lies between the two ridges Struth and Haincher Höhe, at the confluence of the Rombach and the Roßbach. The place mentioned for the first time in 1355 still shows the condition of an irregularly built clustered village, the structure of which mainly dates back to the 17th and 18th centuries. The village is still clearly legible as a delimitable entity. The entrances to the south-west and north-east are characterized by historical buildings. The southern outskirts are particularly attractive and also valuable as a historical form of town delimitation; Gardens here form the transition to the Roßbach. As already mentioned, rural buildings from the 17th and 18th centuries are characteristic of the town's interior. Typical is the mix of different courtyard forms such as single-house farms, L-shaped courtyard rides, free-standing residential buildings and barns. In the interior of the townscape, on the one hand the main road following the Roßbachtal with a largely closed-looking perimeter development and on the other hand the Rombach running transversely to it are of particular importance. The Rombach is accompanied by paths, its course is partly framed by buildings on the eaves. Due to the uniform origin of the buildings that have been preserved and the particularly typical characteristics of the type of village described, the entire town center of Ober-Roßbach is historically significant and has therefore been designated as an overall complex. The latter is also characterized by the variety of its building types: in addition to the rural properties, the baroque church, a forge, a bakery and a quarry stone bridge have been preserved.		132886 DDB
Half-timbered house	Grundstraße 107, location hall: 2, parcel: 225/3	Half-timbered house from around 1900 located on the south-western outskirts of the village. The courtyard-facing eaves side with a dwelling-house above the living area. The functional division between the living area, stable and barn has been preserved in its original form. Historically significant as a late realization of a regional farm type.	1895 to 1905	132888 DDB
Old rectory	Grundstraße 109, location hall: 31, parcel: 57	The old rectory of Ober-Roßbach, a free-standing two-storey building with a hipped roof from the first half of the 19th century within a larger area used as a garden. The building stands out in the townscape due to the axiality of the window arrangement and the central entrance facing the street two flight of stairs.	Early 19th century	132889 DDB
Half-timbered barn	Grundstrasse 116, location hall: 31, parcel: 122	Eaves-standing, former half-timbered barn from the 18th century with a variety of decorative shapes. Recently converted to a residential building. In the lintel of the barn door, which was removed today, an inscription with a date: GOD'S GOOD AND FAITHFUL, ALL TOMORROW IS NEW. EVERYTHING IS LOCATED IN GOD'S BLESSING. THIS SCHEUER IS BUILT BY GOD'S AID DANIEL SCHÜLERS WITTIB OBERROSSBACH THE 10TH MAY 1791. The building is a cultural monument due to its historical significance.	1791	132890 DDB
Old school	Grundstraße 121, location hall: 31, parcel: 69, 70, 153/77	Plastered building with eaves saddle roof, roof house, bell roof turret, shingled half-timbered gables and an elaborately designed side entrance in a regional home style with influences from Art Nouveau (original door). Construction time: 1907/08. On a framed stone plaque to the left of the entrance the inscription: "GOD PREPARE YOUR HANDS ABOUT EVERYTHING / THOSE THAT TEACH AND LEARN IN THIS HOUSE / GIFT BLESSES TO THE CHILDREN ALL AT THE SAME TIME / FOR EARTH LIFE AND HEAVENLY /"	1907	133270 DDB
Half-timbered construction	Grundstrasse 124, corridor location : 31, parcel: 115/1	L-shaped courtyard, consisting of the residential house facing the street, a half-timbered building from around 1700 of stately proportions, and the forge at the rear, a half-timbered building dated 1688 with inscriptions. The forge with a house is a historically valuable part of the rural cultural area.	1688	132892 DDB
Half-timbered construction	Grundstraße 129 Location Village: 30, parcel: 139 and 140/1	Angular courtyard, half-timbered house and barn from around 1700. Remarkable three-winged classicist door on the house. The shape of the courtyard is historically significant as a document of rural living and farming as well as the uniformity of the time of origin.	1695 to 1705	132894 DDB
Half-timbered construction	Ground road 130 located corridor 30, parcel: 145 and 146	Two-storey half-timbered building from the 18th century; the ground floor is massive and contains a stable. Together with the following building no. 136 and the opposite courtyard no. 131, the building forms an important urban area, rich in historical substance, in the center of Ober-Roßbach and is therefore a cultural monument.	1800	132893 DDB
Half-timbered construction	Grundstraße 136, location floor: 30, parcel: 166	Two-storey half-timbered building from around 1700 with clearly pronounced storey offsets. On the upper floor of the gable there is a very nice row of stiffening man forms, which are particularly clear due to the location of the building at a bend in the main street.	1695 to 1705	132895 DDB
Half-timbered barn	Grundstraße (. In # 124) able corridor 31, parcel: 117 and 118	Double barn built in half-timbered construction directly on the roadside, the corner posts of which are stiffened by high struts. The building was probably built together with the neighboring residential building in around 1700. The double barn building type is unusual.	1695 to 1705	132891 DDB
Bakehouse	Inselstraße or no. Location floor: 30, parcel: 172	The town's old bakery from the middle of the 19th century, a quarry stone building with a hipped roof. The building is strikingly at the meeting of Rombach and Roßbach.	1825 to 1875	133242 DDB
Rossbach Bridge	Inselstraße or no. Location floor: 30, parcel: 247/1	Two-arch natural stone bridge over the Roßbach, built in the same material and probably at the same time (mid-19th century) with the bakery in the immediate vicinity. As a functional building of historical importance erected by the community.	1825 to 1875	132896 DDB
Half-timbered construction	Church corner 11 Location hall: 30, parcel: 43	The structure of the upper floor of the half-timbered building from around 1700 is largely undisturbed; the gable develops an impressive effect mainly through the diagonal struts in the parapet compartments. The columns with tendril carvings in the corner posts are of particular historical and artistic value.	1695 to 1705	132897 DDB
Protestant church	Church corner no. Location hall: 31, parcel: 19	Hall building on the Rombach, built in rubble stone in 1768, with a mansard roof with a high, staggered canopy over the western front. The interior with a three-sided gallery and pulpit with sound cover from the construction period; The organ prospectus and organ gallery date from around 1850, the altar from the first half of the 19th century. Under the organ gallery is the parish chair, which is separated from the rest of the community room. The floor is very beautiful with flat, ear-shaped stones.	1768	132898 DDB
Half-timbered double barn	Kurtenbach 5b Location hall: 31, parcel: 12 and 13	Half-timbered double barn dating from the 18th century, the structure of which is undisturbed and historically valuable as a building type. In addition, the building, together with the neighboring Einhaus, characterizes the access to the historic town center along the Rombach.	Late 18th century	132899 DDB
Half-timbered construction	Kurtenbach 7 location corridor: 31, parcel: 9 and 10/2	Largely undisturbed, half-timbered single-house homestead from the second half of the 18th century, from residential to barn part the characteristic change from frame construction to continuous stands. Together with the neighboring barn, the building characterizes the access to the historic town center from the Rombach.	1725 to 1775	132900 DDB
Half-timbered construction	Kurtenbach 8/10 location hall: 30, parcel: 35/1	Half-timbered building from around 1700; it can be assumed that the sheet metal clad gable is still in its original state. The visible corner stand with a carved vine suggests an artistically valuable visible framework. The position of the gable facing the Rombach also gives the building weight in terms of urban development.	1695 to 1705	132901 DDB

Offdilln

designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
War memorial and retaining wall	Am Jägerhof o. No. Location floor: 18, parcel: 119/2	On the cemetery to the west of the historical location a memorial for the dead Offdilln in the two world wars. The memorial is a cultural monument due to its historical significance. The retaining wall of the cemetery is an important urban planning element in the approach to the town center.		132906 DDB
Running fountain	Bedenbenderweg or no. Location hall: 16, parcel: 218/2	Cast iron running fountain from the second half of the 19th century, which has a special position among the numerous comparable fountains in the district: this relates to the pillar-like shape of the well and that of the basin as a small bowl. The fountain stick with numerous decorative elements.	1850 to 1900	132902 DDB
	Offdillner Straße 4 Location hallway: 16, parcel: 136/2	Two-storey eaves half-timbered building, massively renovated on the ground floor. A building in the core still from the 17th century. The upper floor of the eaves side with an undisturbed structure on a profiled threshold, and a diamond net as a decorative form in a parapet compartment. The building is a cultural monument due to its historical significance; it is also highlighted by its location in the center of the town.	Late 17th century	132904 DDB
	Offdillner Straße 6 Location hall: 16, parcel: 135 and 250/136	Single house from the time around 1800, completely preserved with living and barn parts. The building is constructed in a post-and-beam construction, in the living part without any frame work. The building is historically significant within the structural development of the single house homesteads.	1795 to 1805	132905 DDB
Running fountain	Offdillner Straße o. No. Location floor: 16, parcel: 225/1	Cast iron fountain in a prominent urban location at the intersection of Offdillner Straße / Sohlstraße. The well, which is historically significant as part of the water supply, is a typical hut product from the second half of the 19th century in the dill region, which makes use of classicist decorative elements.	1825 to 1875	133243 DDB
Bakehouse	Sohlstrasse o. No. Location floor: 15, parcel: 124	The old bakery of Offdilln is located south of the village directly on the Dill. Elongated, narrow building with a gable roof in sturdy half-timbered forms from around 1800. As a particularly early example of a bakery, a cultural monument.	1795 to 1805	132907 DDB
Wrought	Sohlstrasse o. No. Location floor: 15, parcel: 125	Next to the bakery there is a forge, in half-timbered construction, probably from the 18th century. The roof overhang characteristic of the forge, which rests on two head struts and a projecting central girder, is very beautiful. As a particularly early example of this rural functional building, a cultural monument.	Late 18th century	132908 DDB
Wrought	Weiherbachstraße o. No. Location floor: 16, parcel: 33	Forge from around 1800, the front section in half-timbered construction, the rear section solid. It is the second surviving forge in Offdilln. In the other places in the Dillkreis there are only a few examples of this functional building that is necessary for farming.	1795 to 1805	132909 DDB
	To church 4 + 6 / Siegenweg 1 Location hall: 16, parcel: 16, 17, 18, 21	Elongated courtyard, the oldest half-timbered building parts from around 1700, a younger residential part, also half-timbered, is dated 1814 and names the builders in inscriptions. In the compartments of the associated part of the barn, remains of scratch-plaster ornaments have been preserved, the framework of the living and barn part with stylized plant carvings.	1695 to 1705	132910 DDB
Protestant church	To the church o. No. Location hall: 16, parcel: 15	Hall building erected in plastered quarry stone, dated 1777 by anchor iron. The slated gable roof is hipped to the east, in the middle of the ridge there is a staggered canopy roof turret. The two-winged door with four vertical rectangular panels with rich carvings and a claw-like door handle is very beautiful. Inside, uniform furnishings from the construction period: three-sided gallery on wooden columns, pulpit with sound cover raised in the axis of the altar, behind the pulpit the closed parish chair. The lower entablature zone of the gallery as well as the risalites that structure the parapet are richly carved with tendril motifs. The fillings of the parapets are painted with flowers, a motif that is continued on the walls and mirrored ceiling. Among the inscriptions framed by flower hangings, the one in the volute zone on the east side of particular interest: "At the instigation of the community here, this church was rebuilt for God's glory in the year of Christ in 1777, builder Johann Henrich Hoffmann. Collecteurs Johannes Moss and Henrich Cuntz. Made by the Mahler Georg Ernst Justus Kayser from large Gladenbach MDCCLXXXI Since Johann Henrich Hofmann Heimberger, Daniel Ortmann headmaster Jakob Bedebenner, Johannes Krätzer, Johann Henrich Hofman junior as headmaster. " Small, upright stones are laid in a herringbone pattern on the floor.	1777	132903 DDB

Rodenbach

designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
Railway bridge	Corridor location : 58, parcel: 1/2	Reinforced concrete bridge (made of iron girders with concrete slab) with iron railing from 1915 across the road westwards to Seelbach.	1915	161984 DDB
L3442 railway bridge	Corridor location : 1.3, parcel: 13, 35/17; 25th	Diagonally over the L 3442 through the Dilltal. 1915 bridge made of natural stone arched in three arches (concrete superstructure replaced).	1915	161986 DDB
	Fellerdillner Straße 3 Location hall: 2, parcel: 191	Half-timbered single house from the 18th century, the structure of which is largely in its original state. Of particular value are the corner posts with twisted columns, the rope-shaped filler boards in the living area and the decoration of the roof and collar beams with rope on the gable of the living area.	1800	132911 DDB
	Obergasse 1 Location hall: 2, parcel: 143	Parts of a half-timbered building from around 1700 are still preserved from the largely massively renovated building. The northern gable is so artistically valuable that the building can be classified as a cultural monument. At the gable, the symmetry and richness of the half-timbered design are impressive. Above all, the numerous fire rams and the twisted columns in the corner and collar stands should be mentioned.	1695 to 1705	132912 DDB
	Oranienstraße 17 Location hall: 2, parcel: 227/1	Single house farm from the 18th century, which is historically significant as a building type and is also technically and artistically excellent in the execution of the half-timbered construction. The profiled storey offsets, the firebacks and foot struts of the Mann figures as well as the rotated columns of the corner posts are to be emphasized. Some of the fret stands are also provided with flat carvings.	1800	132914 DDB
	Oranienstraße 29 Location hallway: 2, parcel: 249	Hook-shaped courtyard, consisting of an elongated single house and a free-standing barn; both buildings are inscribed with a date of 1749. Both buildings show an undisturbed half-timbered structure from this time, which is historically significant as an example of a stately baroque courtyard.	1749	132915 DDB
Protestant church	Oranienstrasse o. No. Location floor: 2, parcel: 222	Small, still medieval building with a rectangular nave and a somewhat narrower, generally square choir. The gables each with loopholes, which indicates the original defensive strength of the quarry stone building. The nave and choir are each covered by a steep gable roof. A square roof turret with a pointed helmet over the eastern part of the ship. Inside, an L-shaped gallery that extends into the choir on beautifully profiled wooden pillars.		132913 DDB
railway station	To the zoo or no. Location hall: 1, parcel: 35/11	Neo-Baroque type building in the Heimat style (like Bf Dillbrecht) from 1915, presumably based on a design by Alois Holtmeyer; single-storey plastered building under a high mansard roof east of the line, gable projections on the track side (modern extensions).	1915	161985 DDB

Six heroes

designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Dillstraße 35 Location floor: 6, parcel: 98/1	Half-timbered barn with inscription dated 1762, an important head building of the barn row in Dillstrasse that was built after the village fire of 1759.	1762	132917 DDB
	Dillstraße 22 Location floor: 6, parcel: 109/1	Half-timbered barn and a slightly younger residential part form a Streckhof. The barn is inscribed and dated 1733, so it has probably been relocated. JOHANNES GROS AND ANNA KATHARINA EHELEUT are named as builders. The house is inscribed and dated 1787. The homestead fits in with the plans for rebuilding after the village fire in 1759.	1787	132918 DDB
	Dillstraße 39/41 Location floor: 7, parcel: 11	Stretched courtyard, the living part inscribed 1793, the barn part 1763. The builders are also named. The half-timbered structure with valuable detail forms such as the twisted rod of the corner posts of the residential part or its profiled storey offset. As part of the planned reconstruction of the village after the village fire of 1759, it is a cultural monument.	1793	132919 DDB
	Dillstraße 45 Location hall: 7, parcel: 114 and 115/1	Two-storey half-timbered building with an inscription dated 1783. The building, which was built with continuous studs, still has the entire structure of the time it was built on the eastern side of the eaves. In the gable-side threshold of the upper floor there is a building inscription that is characteristic of village customs. A cultural monument as part of the reconstruction after the village fire of 1759.	1783	132920 DDB
	Dillstraße (at no.19 ) Location floor: 6, parcel: 87/1, 88/1	Half-timbered double barn, which was erected immediately after the village fire of 1759. The two parts of the barn are inscribed with dated 1760 and 1764. The inscription also names the owners and continues: THOSE SOWING WITH THREADS ARE HARVESTING WITH JOY. THEY WALK AND CRY AND CARRY. . . SEED AND COME WITH JOY AND BRING YOUR GIFTS. The building is a cultural monument due to its historical significance.	1760	172150 DDB
	Dillstraße o. No. Location floor: 6, parcel: 86/1	Half-timbered barn from the 18th century built with continuous posts with profiled floor beams, the posts stiffened floor by floor. As part of the reconstruction after the fire of 1759 of historical importance, as the western end of the barn row in Dillstrasse it is of urban significance. Therefore a cultural monument.	Late 18th century	172152 DDB
Wrought	Dillstrasse o. No. Location floor: 7, parcel: 149	Village smithy built in 1763 in a very good condition. Half-timbered building with a protruding roof overhang on the gable side. Due to its historical significance as a functional rural building, the building is a cultural monument. Today it is used as a regional museum of local history.	1763	132921 DDB
Historic center of Sechshelden (entire complex)	location	The late medieval town of Sechshelden burned down almost completely during the Seven Years' War in 1759. The reconstruction plan provided for the construction of separate houses and barns in different rows in order to ensure greater fire safety in the future. The new building of the church should take place outside of the local situation. Because of the Seven Years' War, the reconstruction got off to a slow start. In 1793 a supplementary plan was drawn up: the separation between the house and the barn was reversed, and the residents found it uncomfortable. The ground plan of the place is still characterized today by the regular lines of the rebuilt village. However, there is only a few places where there is an undisturbed historical structure. Of particular interest is Dillstrasse, which documents the realization of a Scheunengasse. This area, which is unique in the Dill district, was designated as a complete complex due to its historical significance.		132916 DDB
barn	Hofstraße o. No. Location floor: 7, parcel: 101	1983 renovated barn as part of the planned reconstruction of Sechshelden after the great village fire of 1759 with metal roofing and boarded gable side. As the head building of the Hofstraße going east from the village community center, it is also of urban significance.	1750 to 1800	133272 DDB
Protestant church	Kirchberg 27 Location hall: 7, parcel: 12/3	Spacious hall building from the first decade of the 19th century with a high canopy over the narrow western side. The previous building, a chapel, burned down during the Seven Years' War. The school also served as a church until 1803 before the new building was built. The interior of the quarry stone building is uniform from the time it was built. Three-sided galleries rest on fluted pillars. On the west gallery, two pillars are continued as a pair of columns up to the ceiling and support the roof turret. A flat ceiling with a framed haunch spans the room. In front of the east wall is the pulpit with a sound cover. The latter with a beautiful crown with sawn bands. Narrow stones are laid like a spike on the floor.	Early 19th century	132922 DDB
	Sechsheldener Straße 21 Location hall: 6, parcel: 13/5	Apart from minor changes, the half-timbered house from the first half of the 18th century was largely preserved. It is possible that the building on the north-western edge of the town survived the fire of 1759. In addition to its importance as a document of a type of farm, this is where its historical value lies.	Early 18th century	132923 DDB
	Sechsheldener Straße 35 Location hall: 6, parcel: 5/4	Dwelling with a barn from the early 19th century. The building documents the emergence of a class of the population in which farming plays a subordinate role as a sideline. The building is a cultural monument due to its historical significance. The roofing of the outside staircase dating from 1831 in the gable of the small porch and the paving of the rear courtyard area are attractive.	Early 19th century	132926 DDB
	Sechsheldener Straße 40/42 Location hall: 6, parcel: 24 and 25	Half-timbered building from around 1700. As one of the few buildings that survived the village fire of 1759, of particular historical importance. The block friezes of the roof and collar beams, similar to the neighboring building no. 42, are remarkable.	1695 to 1705	132925 DDB
	Sechsheldener Straße 44 Location hallway: 6, parcel: 26	Two-storey building with continuous stands, inscribed with an inscription dated 1604. The two storey high struts reinforcing the corner posts are remarkable. The roof and collar beams are adorned with block friezes. The type is a three-zone hall house accessed from the center of the gable. Within the house structure of the Dill area, the building is of historical and scientific importance.	1604	132924 DDB

Seelbach

designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
Old school	When Dalborn 2 Location Village: 7, parcel: 15/22	Well-proportioned school building from around 1910. Characteristic of the time it was built are the high, steep hipped roof, the natural stone base and the slab of the upper storey.	1905 to 1915	132859 DDB
Historic center of Seelbach (entire complex)	location	Haigerseelbach, first mentioned in the 15th century, burned down completely in 1769 with the exception of a few buildings on the outskirts. The citizens affected initially bought houses and barns on their own initiative for demolition. Captain v. Pfau subsequently drew up a reconstruction plan, which provided for four parallel building lines, angled according to the terrain, with a separation between the residential and barn lines. The separation between the house and the barn could not be enforced. However, in the single houses that were then built, the stables were no longer accessible from the house, and the living and barn parts were separated by a fire-protected wall. No building supervision was carried out during the rest of the reconstruction, so that an exact implementation of all reconstruction regulations (construction of straw and clay clapboard roofs, stone chimneys) was not checked. In the current stock it can be seen: the single house as the predominant type, mostly with later subdivisions, the inconsistency of the half-timbered configurations due to the lack of building supervision and - as a special quality - the angled rows of buildings following the terrain. The entire complex, which has been identified due to its historical significance, includes these rows of buildings. The condition of the buildings largely corresponds to the original, so that the documentary quality relates not only to the overall layout of the site, but also to the substance of the individual buildings.		132858 DDB
	Haigerseelbacher Straße 25/27 Location floor: 8, parcel: 16/1 and 17	Located on the eastern outskirts, two-storey, eaves half-timbered house, which still has timber-framed parts from the 17th century in the gable. They survived the fire of 1769 and were remodeled during the reconstruction.	1700	132860 DDB
	Haigerseelbacher Straße 41 Location floor: 8, parcel: 38	Part of an eaves construction group on the southern outskirts. The building from the time of reconstruction after the fire in 1769, which was also built with continuous posts, is characterized by the rich design of the man figures on the upper floor, the twisted rope on the ground floor, all-round framing from the corner post over the storey beams to the collar post and remains of a building inscription. The building, which has been highlighted in this way, is a cultural monument due to its historical significance.		132862 DDB
	Haigerseelbacher Straße 42 Location hall: 9, parcel: 57/1	Single house, which exemplifies the type of rebuilding after the fire in 1769 and largely undisturbed. The post construction is frameless on the ground floor, stiffened by high struts with counter struts. There are no forms of jewelry, characteristic of the circumstances of the establishment.		132861 DDB
	In Gelmbach 7/8 location hall: 9, parcel: 86 and 87	Elongated homestead that combines a residential part with two commercial parts. Historically particularly valuable is the inscription in the timber on the ground floor, in which the fire events of 1769, the subsequent reconstruction and the "builders" are named. The building therefore has special value for the transmission of local history.	1769	132867 DDB
	In Gelmbach 15 position hall: 9, parcel: 82/4	Completely undisturbed single house from the time of the reconstruction of Haigerseelbach after the fire of 1769. In addition to the historical significance as part of this planned reconstruction, the building is of particular importance due to the striking location on the southwestern outskirts.		132868 DDB
	Seelbachstraße 12 Location floor: 9, parcel: 29/2	The intact single house from the time after the fire in 1769. The building, which was built with continuous posts, is particularly valuable from a historical point of view due to the fact that the functional separation between living area, stable and barn has been preserved in its original form.		132863 DDB
	Seelbachstraße 13a Location floor: 9, parcel: 21	Freestanding half-timbered barn, the plaster dated 1779/80. As a completely undisturbed rural economic building and part of the planned reconstruction of Haigerseelbach after the fire of 1769 of historical importance, due to the volume and the position of the building also of particular urban value.	1779	132866 DDB
	Seelbachstraße 16 Location floor: 9, parcel: 25	In contrast to the other single-house homesteads, a courtyard with a barn was built here after the fire in 1769. The half-timbered house with a rich buttress in the gable, the lugs are decorated with carved fan rosettes. The courtyard occupies a unique position in the reconstruction of the village.	Late 18th century	132864 DDB
	Seelbachstraße 19 Location floor: 9, parcel: 7	Single house on the western edge of the village from the time after the village fire of 1769. It borders the historic town center. The gable-sided access with a very beautiful door from the 19th century, which can probably be explained by a later building division, is unusual.		132865 DDB
Seelbacher Mill	Winding mill 1 capable hallway: 4, plot: 232 and 229/6	East of the town center in the Seelbachtal is the Seelbacher Mühle. The preserved residential building with barn dates from the early 19th century. It is of historical importance as the preserved remnant of an important functional rural building.	Early 19th century	132869 DDB

Weidelbach

designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
Historic center of Weidelbach (entire complex)	Location hallway: 3, parcel: 3	The place, which dates back to the 14th century, is characterized by half-timbered buildings from around 1700. In the southern area of Weidelbacher Straße there is still an impressive ensemble of buildings from this time that conveys a valuable historical townscape. This area, which is designated as a complete system, is given additional quality because the outskirts of the village towards the Roßbach are still undisturbed in their historical course. The location of the classical church, successor to a late medieval chapel, which was built at the beginning of the 19th century, is also remarkable. canceled. The new church is elevated on the northern edge of the village with an almost axial view of the Roßbachtal and Weidelbacher Straße.	1695 to 1705	132927 DDB
Protestant church	In the Harth 2 location hall: 9, parcel: 56	Built in 1817 in the tradition of the baroque hall buildings in half-timbered construction, which is plastered or slated. The gently sloping hipped roof with a slim, octagonal canopy roof turret. The axial structure of the entrance front with a round arched window above the entrance with a canopy protruding on headbands and an outside staircase is very beautiful. Inside, uniform furnishings from the construction period with stalls, three-sided galleries, altar and pulpit in the longitudinal axis of the church. The pulpit has a sound cover with an elaborate crown. The ceiling is flat with a framed haunch as a transition to the wall. In addition to two ceiling medallions, there is a painting in the cove above the pulpit showing two angels carrying a shield with the inscription "Anno 1817". Paintings are also in the balustrade fields of the galleries: floral motifs and depictions of the evangelists are shown on the South side of the gallery a representation of Jesus Christ and the baptism in the Jordan.	1817	132928 DDB
	Drinking stream (at No. 2) Location hallway: 9, parcel: 303/102, 304/102	Half-timbered barn from the 18th century, located on the south-eastern outskirts, which is characterized by its completely preserved original condition. As a document of a rural economic building of historical importance and therefore a cultural monument.	1800	132929 DDB
	Weidelbacher Straße 4 Location hall: 9, parcel: 142/2	Half-timbered single-house farmstead on the western edge of the town, which is important in terms of urban development and shows two construction phases: an older part of the barn, in the lintel dated 1769 with reference to the builder. The adjoining residential part is a little younger, in the frame of the ground floor dated 1811 with the names of the residents and the carpenter.	1769	132930 DDB
	Weidelbacher Straße 10 Location floor: 9, parcel: 130/1, 133/1	Small angular courtyard from around 1700. The half-timbered structure of the residential building with man forms, fire rigs and twisted column in the corner post of the upper floor is very well preserved and of historical and artistic value. The barn, dated 1671, with its completely undisturbed half-timbered structure is also of an important function for the appearance of the main street that crosses the town.	1695 to 1705	132931 DDB
	Weidelbacher Straße 17 Location hall: 9, parcel: 74/3	At the confluence of the Quingel with the main street, a stately, slated half-timbered building with an urban structure highlighted with an angled stable to the main street. Due to the overhang of the storeys, the overall proportion and the window arrangement, a largely undisturbed historically and artistically valuable visible framework from around 1700 can be expected.	1695 to 1705	132932 DDB
	Weidelbacher Straße 26 Location hall: 9, parcel: 120/1	Two-story, gable-independent half-timbered building in the core of the first half of the 18th century in the focus of the confluence of Turmstrasse with Hauptstrasse. The half-timbered structure of the upper floor with stiffening man figures and decorative shapes such as the balusters set on the corner posts or the flat carvings on the collar posts and foot struts are particularly valuable.	Early 18th century	132933 DDB
	Weidelbacher Straße 30 Location floor: 9, parcel: 114/1	Two-storey eaves half-timbered building from around 1700, which, despite some changes in the ground floor, has characteristic decorative elements of the time of origin. The column set in the corner stand, the scaled ribbons on the fret stands or the fire rams as a decorative shape should be mentioned here.	1695 to 1705	132934 DDB
	Weidelbacher Straße 40 Location hall: 9, parcel: 107/1	Eaves-mounted half-timbered building from the first half of the 18th century, which is of historical importance as part of the area along the southern side of the main street that was characterized by buildings of this time, and opposite the confluence of the Quingel is also of urban value. The paving in front of the building is also worth preserving.	Early 18th century	132935 DDB
	Weidelbacher Straße 42 Location hall: 9, parcel: 104/2	Two-storey half-timbered building from the 18th century, which, in addition to its structural structure, is valuable due to its single-line inscription in the threshold of the upper floor: I HAVE GOD MAKED THIS HOUSE INTO THIS PLACE CAN OF ENVIRONMENT THAT SEE NIT SO MUST HAVE GOD'S WILL DONE IN 1732 .	1732	132936 DDB
	For Rollhof 3.5 Location Village: 9, parcel: 7/3 and 9/3	Parts of a half-timbered house from around 1700 have been preserved with a two-zone structure on the upper floor on a profiled threshold. The double-leaf front door is also very beautiful. The building receives its special value from its location on the north-western edge of the historical location.	1695 to 1705	132937 DDB
	For Rollhof 8 position hall: 9, parcel: 07.15	Two-storey half-timbered building with continuous posts dating from the 17th century. The type is a longitudinally divided house with access from the gable. Roof and collar beams with block frieze. The residential part with a beautiful door from the 19th century, accessed via a single flight of stairs. The form of the single house preserved here is of particular historical value, both due to its age and its typological design.	1700	132938 DDB