List of cultural monuments in Heidelbach (Alsfeld)

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The following list contains the cultural monuments identified in the monument topography in the area of ​​the Heidelbach district of the city of Alsfeld , Vogelsbergkreis , Hesse .

Note: The order of the monuments in this list is based 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.

image designation location description construction time Object no.
Residential buildings
Residential buildings At Heidelberg 1
location
hall: 1, parcel: 9
Below the church, the residential building showing the beginning of the ascent to Heidelberg, the floor plan of which follows the curvy course of the street. A structural framework made of thin woods rises above the massive basement. Mid 18th century 12501
 
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Residential farm buildings
Residential farm buildings Am Heidelberg 3
location
hall: 1, parcel: 8
Small residential and farm building in the immediate vicinity of the church. In the right half of the building, the residential building rises above a pronounced base zone in a post construction, whose special feature is the transverse compartments. Late 17th century 12502
 
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Rectory
Rectory At Heidelberg 5
position
hall: 1, parcel: 2/1
Above the church is the rectory, which, according to the inscription, was built in 1709. The building, which protrudes into the street at the gable, has no pronounced half-timbered figures, but rather shows a regular grid of stems and bars on the eaves side. 1709 12503
 
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Bakehouse
Bakehouse At the new Route 1
location
Village: 1 parcel: 12
A bakery from the middle of the 19th century at an inner-city intersection of two streets with a striking urban design. It shows the typically simple forms of its type of construction: simple masonry made of quarry stone over a narrow, rectangular floor plan with a gable roof. Mid 19th century 13327
 
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Half-timbered house
Half-timbered house On the new path 5
Location
Corridor: 1 parcel: 26.03
Small-format half-timbered residential building from 1765, projecting into the street at the gable, with a clearing that is typical of the time: man figures with a handle between the chest bolt and frame are simply locked on the corner and collar posts on both floors. 1765 13328
 
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Courtyard
Courtyard At the new Route 7
location
Village: 1 parcel: 03.26
Half-timbered house, dated in 1809, in a three-sided courtyard in a typical, constructive scaffolding from the construction period: on the corner and collar posts on both floors, double-locked 3/4 struts, which are additionally secured by a handle. 1809 13329
 
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Half-timbered house The new way 8
Location
Village: 1 parcel: 25
Two-storey half-timbered house with a gable facing the street and dating to around 1700. Strongly articulated man figures with simple bars and wide struts on the corner posts. around 1700 13330
 
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Courtyard
Courtyard On the new path 12
position
hall: 1 parcel: 38
Three-sided courtyard with a residential building facing the street, the structural core of which dates from the early 18th century. The simply locked floor struts are characteristic of this construction period. The farm buildings are more recent. Beginning of the 18th century 12509
 
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barn
barn At neue Weg 14, corridor
location
: 1, parcel: 100/2
The mighty barn, which rises on the edge of the historical location, is the structural remainder of an important courtyard. The front, street-side section was built around 1800, the rear part is much younger. around 1800 12639
 
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Complete system in Heidelbach Overall system The entire complex, which encompasses the original town center, is made up of buildings that stretch from the early 18th to the early 20th century. The prelude to the east is set by two residential and farm buildings from the first half of the 19th century, which function as a gate function in the curvy course of the street. 12500
 
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Streckhof
Streckhof Holzburger Straße 2
Location
hall: 1, parcel: 15/1
Large-scale, eaves-accessible Streckhof. The living area is located on the right-hand side, the struts of which with a simple bolt point to a construction period around 1820. around 1820 12640
 
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Courtyard
Courtyard Holzburger Straße 3
Location
hall: 1, parcel: 87/1
On one corner there is a picturesque courtyard with a half-timbered house, the regularly finished scaffolding grids from the second third of the 19th century. The farm buildings also date from this period. Late 19th century 12641
 
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Residential building
Residential building Holzburger Straße 5
Location
hall: 1, parcel: 84
Urban planning effective residential building from the end of the 19th century in a constructive framework structure made of double-locked storey struts and brick infills. A floor overhang is not formed. Late 19th century 12642
 
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Mighty courtyard (Heidelbach)
Courtyard Holzburger Straße 7
Location
hall: 1, parcel: 75
Mighty courtyard, built around 1890 on the edge of the historical location. The half-timbered structure of the residential building rises above a pronounced base zone in a constructive scaffolding made of double-locked struts. around 1890 12985
 
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Protestant church
Protestant church Holzburger Straße 8
Location
hall: 1, parcel: 7
The local Protestant church rises up as a modest plastered building with a hipped roof, a choir broken on three sides and a tower above the entrance side, the inscription of which mentions a construction period in 1786. 1786 12504
 
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Courtyard
Courtyard Im Wiesengrund 8
position
hall 1, hall piece: 146
Hook-shaped courtyard from the first third of the 20th century with historicizing half-timbering in the house: there, small struts with a collection of St. Andrew's crosses below the windows. The large farm building comes from the construction time. Beginning of the 20th century 12515
 
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