List of cultural monuments in Harxheim

In the list of cultural monuments in Harxheim , all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate community of Harxheim are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of January 2, 2017).

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
archway	Bahnhofstrasse, at No. 3 location	1764	Baroque archway, marked 1764
Courtyard	Enggasse 1 location	after 1800	Courtyard, one-storey quarry stone building with half-timbered gables, probably soon after 1800, barn probably older
Courtyard	Gaustraße 11 location	early 19th century	Three-sided courtyard; Solid construction with half-timbered gables, early 19th century, dwarf house with floating gable, barn and brick house, all around 1900; Front yard fence
Gasthaus "Zur Krone"	Gaustraße 19 location	1871	former “Zur Krone” inn; Three-sided courtyard; late classicist building with hipped roof, brick, vaulted stable, economic wing marked 1871; at the back a baroque farm building, marked 1707; defining the streetscape
Evangelical parish church	Gaustraße 23 location	1484	the core of the late Gothic choir tower, marked 1484; Hall construction and eight-sided tower extension, round arch style, 1873, architect Philipp Elbert , Mainz
War memorials	Gaustraße, at No. 23 location		in the old churchyard north of the church War memorial 1870/71, sandstone obelisk, 1875 War memorial 1914/18, bronze figure on granite base	more pictures
Tombs	Gaustraße, at No. 23 location		in the cemetery south of the church Tomb of Johann Heinrich Böll († 1864?): Column with drapery Tomb of Katharina Happel († 1875): broken column Tomb of Johann Philipp Happel II († 1891): Neo-Renaissance aedicule Tomb of Johann Georg Happel II († 1880): column with wreath of flowers Philippine Frieß († 1874) tomb: column with drapery Tomb of the married couple Johann Philipp Ackermann IV: antique with triangular gable, around 1880 Tomb of Johann Georg Happel III († 1899): marble angel Tomb of the Stauf family, marble figure of a mourner in front of the aedicula, around 1924	more pictures
Catholic Church of St. Laurentius	Gaustraße 25 location	1870	Saalbau, marked 1870; Crucifix, inscribed 1892
Winery of the city of Mainz	Obergasse 3 location	1725	stately three-sided courtyard; Hipped roof building, partially slated half-timbering, vaulted cellar marked 1725, outbuilding similarly designed, archway marked 1725	more pictures
Reliefs	Obergasse, at No. 6 location	1923	Three colored ceramic reliefs in an expressionist frame in the doorway of the main building, 1923	more pictures
Garden pavilion and fountain	Obergasse, behind No. 6 Lage		Garden pavilion, cubic plastered building with portico, tail roof, figural glass windows; Fountain with bronze group
Forstbaumscher Hof	Obergasse 9 location	first half of the 18th century	former Forstbaumscher Hof; Baroque half-timbered house with massive gable walls (plastered), first half of the 18th century; Archway marked 1724	more pictures
Sandstone arches	Untergasse, under No. 14 location	1617	two sandstone arches on the neck of the wine cellar, marked 1617 and 1841 (renovation)	more pictures
relief	Untergasse, at No. 17 Lage	1753	Rococo relief of the Coronation of the Virgin Mary, inscribed 1753
Farm buildings	Untergasse 18 location	1837	former farm building with sparkling wine cellar and tobacco dry storage facility; late classical plastered building, 1837, probably with older components	more pictures
Courtyard	Untergasse 20 location	18th century	Three-sided courtyard; baroque half-timbered house in the core, partly solid (plastered), molded around 1840; elongated utility wing, marked 1883, with two-aisled vaulted stable; Barn probably from the later 19th century
Fechenbacher Hof	Untergasse 21 location	Mid 18th century	former Fechenbacher Hof; stately late baroque hipped roof building, partly half-timbered (plastered), probably from the middle of the 18th century; Garden walling, rich spolia in the garden, 18th century
Courtyard	Untergasse 22 location	first half of the 18th century	baroque half-timbered house, partly massive, first half of the 18th century; Stable building, brick, late 19th century, pigsty around 1840
Harxheim Chapel	northeast of the village; Corridor on the Ostersteig location	1864	Field chapel, plastered building with a sloping end wall at the side, 1864, the crowning turret renewed in Gothic style after 1934; inside clay relief of a station of the cross by Father Augustin Weckbecker , Munich; upstream steep stairs
Water house	northeast of the village on the L 425; Hallway When water home location	around 1910/20	Water tank with elaborate portal, Art Nouveau door leaf, probably around 1910/20 based on plans by the Grand Ducal Cultural Inspectorate in Mainz; shaping the landscape