List of cultural monuments in Herborn

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The following list contains the cultural monuments identified in the monument topography in the area of ​​the municipality of Herborn , 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.

Monument lists

Amdorf

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Half-timbered house	Amdorf, Am Heubach 1 Location corridor: 1, parcel: 65	Small half-timbered house, formerly a village blacksmith's shop . As an important component of the rural way of working, a cultural monument due to its historical significance.	19th century	133077   DDB
	Prayer room and school	Amdorf, Amdorfstraße 28 Location corridor: 1, parcel: 28	The building belongs to the type of two-storey buildings widespread in the Dill district, combining the prayer hall and school. It is a plastered quarry stone building with a half-hipped roof and a square roof turret with a pyramid helmet. The building was completely renovated in 1930.	1833/1834	133080   DDB
	Half-timbered barn	Amdorf, Amdorfstraße o. No. Location floor: 1, parcel: 24/2	Half-timbered barn with remarkable V-like arranged foot struts, which stiffen the continuous stand by floor. The building is also distinguished by its location on the northeastern head of the island between the village and the main road.	around 1700	133079   DDB
	Truss assembly	Amdorf, Bahnhofsweg 7/9 Location hall: 1, parcel: 35	Eaves-mounted framework assembly, essentially from around 1700, followed by more recent additions. The building has an important urban planning function for the legibility of the historic town center, which extends elongated on the left bank of the Amdorfbach and at the foot of the Singelberg.	around 1700	133076   DDB
	Half-timbered house	Amdorf location hall: 1, parcel: 16	Cross-closed half-timbered house. The preservation of the original distribution of functions is remarkable. The two-zone residential building is adjoined by the barn door and the - massively replaced - stable. The absence of horizontal boltwork is characteristic of the time it was built.	1st half of the 19th century	133078   DDB

Castle

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Protestant church	Burg location hall: 2, parcel: 91 and 92	The church is located northeast of the town center in Sporn, on the edge of a slope that slopes steeply towards Dill. The Kirchberg was the site of a medieval castle. It was destroyed in the 13th century by the Nassau counts. At this time it secured the ancestral castle of the Dernbacher in the upper Aar valley, who were fighting for sovereignty with the Nassau counts. The remains of the walls of this medieval castle have been excavated. The church itself is a medieval hall building with an equally wide apse in the east. The west tower, whose circumferential eaves form a flat gable, was built in 1837–39. Inside, a narrow arch separates the vaulted apse from the flat-roofed nave. The deep west gallery continues on the south side like a hook.		133089   DDB
	memorial	Burg, Burgstrasse o. No. Location floor: 2, parcel: 100	South of the Protestant church located memorial for the fallen of the First World War from Burg, which was probably built in the 1920s in the form of a grave building made of natural stone.	1920s	133088   DDB
	Old school	Castle location hallway: 1, parcel: 138	Three-storey slated half-timbered building. Due to its location at the confluence of Mühlenweg and Dorfstraße, the building is striking in terms of urban development; As a former school building, it has a special historical value within the place.	around 1700	133081   DDB
	Half-timbered house	Castle location hall: 1, parcel: 140 and 141	A half-timbered building set back from the street, only one room deep, with minor massive replacements on the ground floor of the gable. The visible storey overhangs of the plastered building on the gable and eaves side suggest that an excellent craftsmanship can be expected from the 17th century.	17th century	133082   DDB
	Running fountain	Castle location hall: 1, parcel: 216	Cast iron fountain, in a very beautiful location on the Amdorf brook, to which a staircase leads down. In addition to its urban significance, the fountain has historical value as a typical product of the ironworks in the Dill area.	1885	133083   DDB
	Former train station	Castle location hallway: 4, parcel: 23	Elongated building with transverse structure. The building contains neo-baroque, modern style elements attributable to the homeland security movement. It is part of the industrial and residential settlement of Burgs on the left bank of the Dill in the period around 1900. The former train station, now converted for residential purposes, was on the Aar-Salzböde-Bahn , which connected the Dill area with the so-called hinterland (room Biedenkopf) connected. It is a cultural monument due to its artistic importance.	1910	133085   DDB
	Residential building	Castle location hallway: 5, parcel: 3/1	Representative residence near the Burger Eisenwerke, built around the middle of the 19th century. The building, which is in the late baroque and classical tradition, is characterized by its axiality, which is further emphasized by the mid-house with triangular gable.	in the middle of the 19th century	133084   DDB
	Half-timbered construction	Castle location hallway: 1, parcel: 143	At the confluence of Kirchweg and Dorfstraße, a plastered or slated half-timbered building from around 1700 above a massive base. The position of the windows suggests an undisturbed half-timbered structure from the time it was built, so that the building, which is also important in terms of urban planning, has a special historical value.	around 1700	133086   DDB
	Granulator	Castle location hallway: 1, parcel: 121	On the western outskirts of the village, a mill with a half-timbered house dating from around 1700. The preserved grinder is located in the western extension on the gable side. To the north is the building of the former cutting mill. The residential building and the two mills are cultural monuments due to their importance in terms of local history and technology.	around 1700	133087   DDB
	Railway bridge	Burg location hallway: 22, 5, parcel:	Railway bridge over the Dill, north-east of the town center of Burg. It is part of the historically significant Westerwald line, which was built at the beginning of the 20th century as a branch line to the Gießen-Deutz line. The steel lattice girder in the form of a so-called fish belly is also of technical historical importance. The bridge is therefore a cultural monument. A comparable bridge was built near Driedorf .	Early 20th century	133090   DDB

Guntersdorf

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Courtyard	Guntersdorf, Alter Weg 2/4 location floor: 1, parcel: 13/1 and 14/1	Stretched multi-part courtyard system. The eastern building on the upper floor with preserved half-timbering from around 1700, which is characterized by the richness of its decorative shapes in the compartments. The western head building is inscribed with a date of 1786 and also names the "builders".	1786	133091   DDB
	Lower mill	Guntersdorf, An den Mühlen 7 Location floor: 1, parcel: 50	The so-called lower mill, which has special technical and historical significance due to the preserved grinder. The main building is built in half-timbered houses and is essentially dated to around 1700. At an angle to it is a somewhat younger barn building, which is also a cultural monument as the commercial building of the mill.	around 1700	133093   DDB
	Courtyard	Gunter Village, An mills 9 position hallway: 1, plot 52/10 + 8 and 39/1	In the upper section of the Mühlenweg there is an elongated courtyard, visible from afar in the valley of the Rehbach and therefore of particular importance for the appearance of Guntersdorf. The farm's half-timbered house from the late 18th century, barn with inscription, naming of the builders and dating 1703. Another, younger barn building is opposite and is dated 1862.	18th century	133094   DDB
	Protestant church	Guntersdorf, Brückenstraße o. No. Location floor: 1, parcel: 75	Small hall building probably from the 18th century, which is surrounded by a small churchyard. The half-timbered building is plastered or slated. The gable roof has a square roof turret with a retracted pointed helmet. The ship is rectangular with a 5/8 end. Inside three-sided galleries on twisted wooden columns with slight swelling. A girder in the longitudinal direction supports the cross-tensioned ceiling beams, the lower edges of which are visible.	18th century	133092   DDB

Herborn

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Half-timbered house Am Dillturm 1	Herborn, dill on Tower 1 position hall: 18, parcel: 557	Gable-independent, partly slated half-timbered house dating back to the 17th century with wide proportions on a stub lane leading to the Dill Tower. The high basement is followed by two floors with no visible floor differentiation, to which a further floor has been added with a protruding offset. In addition to the importance of the building typology, the building is characterized by its location on the course of the city wall.	17th century	132944   DDB
	Half-timbered house Am Dillturm 3	Herborn, Am Dillturm 3 Location floor: 18, parcel: 559	Gable-independent half-timbered building from the 17th century. Above the basement is the hall-like ground floor, which is followed by another floor. Located directly on the city wall, the building highlights the boundaries of the medieval-early modern urban area.	17th century	132945   DDB
more pictures	Dill Tower	Herborn, Am Dillturm o. No. Location floor: 18, parcel: 605/2	Part of the city fortifications, first mentioned in 1343. Located directly on the Dill, the tower protects its north-eastern corner. The round tower has an upper floor, which is covered by a retracted pointed helmet. The tower was reconstructed after the city fire of 1904.	1343	132946   DDB
more pictures	All of the state sanatorium and nursing home	Herborn, Austraße Location hallway: hallway 27, parcel:	State sanatorium and nursing home, today Vitos Herborn	1911	132948   DDB
	House Austraße 14	Herborn, Austraße 14 Location hall: 27, parcel: 2/3	In the group of residential buildings erected around 1900 along Austraße, the building with the studio of a local stonemason stands out due to its artistic design. The building, made of exposed brickwork, has richly ornamented window and door frames in stone, embossed corner cuboids and a half-timbered knee storey.	around 1900	132947   DDB
	Villa with garden and poultry house	Herborn, Austraße 18 Location corridor: 27, parcel: 218/6, 235/5	Two-storey factory owner's villa of the late Art Nouveau in partly neoclassical forms, with stained glass in the stairwell and doors from the construction period. Hipped roof with dormers, these with a barrel roof typical of the construction period. Two bay windows facing the street. The angular one with a balcony, the semicircular one protected by a roof. Side entrance with historic front door. A poultry house in solid construction with a gable roof has been preserved in the back garden.		133271   DDB
	railway station	Herborn, Bahnhofplatz or no. Location hall: 3, parcel: 103/16	Train station built in 1907, which replaced the previous building to the north. The defining motif is the transverse construction of the hall made of ashlar with a curved gable, horizontally structured by cornices and a large, arched opening. The station is the end of the city expansion on Bahnhofstrasse.	1907	132954   DDB
	Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 16/18	Herborn, Bahnhofstraße 16/18 Location floor: 18, parcel: 871/577 and 869/525	After the city fire of 1904, development was built on the corner of Bahnhofstrasse and Turmstrasse, which immediately adjoins a gate to the city fortifications. The half-timbered facade parts are designed as decorative shapes. The roofs appear varied due to transepts and crooked hips. Further details to be emphasized are the window bay windows.	1907	132949   DDB
	Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 23	Herborn, Bahnhofstraße 23 Location corridor: 18, parcel: 881/5 18	The construction is part of the city expansion, which was carried out on the basis of a plan by L. Hofmann after the city fire of 1904 in Bahnhofstrasse and was completed in the new train station from 1907. The building has a beautiful polygonal half-timbered corner bay, which rests on consoles and shows rich ornamental forms in the parapet compartments.	1907	132951   DDB
	Half-timbered house at Bahnhofstrasse at No. 25	Herborn, Bahnhofstrasse at no. 25 position corridor 18, plot: 388/2, 387/2	Gable-independent half-timbered building dating back to the 17th century, located directly in front of the intersection of Turmstrasse and Bahnhofstrasse, which marks the entrance to the medieval-early modern urban area. The two lower floors are plastered, the second floor and the attic show the framework in its original state.	17th century	132952   DDB
more pictures	Old graveyard	Herborn, Bahnhofstrasse no. Location floor: 18, parcel: 602/1	The layout of the old cemetery in 1603 is related to the importance that the city acquired with the establishment of the high school. The enclosure wall, which was completed in 1633, also had strategic importance in the times of the end of the 30 Years War, which can still be recognized today by the loopholes visible on Bahnhofstrasse. Part of this wall in this area are the remains of the Church of the Dead, which was demolished in 1862. The cemetery forms an ensemble with the Leonhardsturm and Bahnhofstrasse, which was newly laid out in 1904. Various tombs along the inner wall and some trees have been preserved.	1903	133273   DDB
	City gate	Herborn, Bahnhofstraße o. No. Location floor: 18, parcel: 579, 852/605, 580	The rectangular gate building, variously referred to as the New Gate or the Sand Gate, is part of the city fortifications built around 1300. It has a steep hipped helmet and was originally open on the side facing the city (now filled in); Laterally, the passages to the battlement on the originally adjoining city wall have been preserved.	around 1300	132953   DDB
	Floor house	Herborn, Burgberg 12/14 Location floor: 18, parcel: 66/3	Free-standing two-storey building with a hipped roof made of quarry stone	first half of the 19th century	132958   DDB
	Half-timbered house Burgberg 2/4	Herborn, Burgberg 2/4 location corridor: 18, parcel: 665/70 and 664/69	Three-storey plastered half-timbered building, probably from the 18th century. It lies at the beginning of the rising castle hill. The value of the building lies mainly in its urban significance as the visual endpoint of the western side of Schulhofstrasse.	18th century	132955   DDB
	Houses Burgberg 7/9	Herborn, Burgberg 7/9, corridor location : 18, parcel: 666/165 and 667/166	Two buildings on the eaves, each with a dwelling. The two half-timbered buildings are inscribed with dated 1601 and 1604. The two lower floors are built with continuous stands and originally perhaps formed a hall. Another storey has been added above. The two buildings located directly below the castle in the bend of the rising castle hill are historically and town-planning significant.	1601	132956   DDB
	Half-timbered house Chaldäergasse 2/4	Herborn, Chaldäergasse 2/4, location hall: 18, parcel: 148 and 151	Half-timbered bourgeoisie divided into two parts; the building is plastered on the gable side. Overall proportions, the offsets of the floors, which are visible on the eaves side, show that this is a stately 17th century building. It appears largely undisturbed in its structure. It is also the head building of Schulhofgasse.	17th century	132960   DDB
	Half-timbered house Chaldäergasse 6	Herborn, Chaldäergasse 6 Location floor: 18, parcel: 708/153	Easily plastered half-timbered building with a dwelling, built around 1800. The building is historically significant as the birthplace of the historian Johann H. Steubing, who emerged as the author of a Reformation history, the history of the high school and a topography of Herborn.	around 1800	132961   DDB
	Half-timbered house Chaldäergasse 14/16	Herborn, Chaldäergasse 14/16 Location floor: 18, parcel: 161/1 and 162/2	Half-timbered building in two parts, the type of which is similar to No. 2/4. It differs in the hall-shaped ground floor with continuous stands. The building is plastered. The original arrangement of the windows suggests a framework structure in its original form.	17th century	132962   DDB
	Grove gate	Herborn, Chaldäergasse o. No. Location floor: 17, parcel: 490/12	The grove gate with its preserved remains is part of the city wall, which was probably completed in the 13th century. It is located directly below the castle hill and is a cultural monument due to its historical significance. The northern counterpart to the Hainpforte was below the Kirchberg: the so-called stone gate is now walled up and part of the rear boundary of the Corvin'sche printing works (Schulberg 26/28).	13th Century	132965   DDB
	Craftsman House	Herborn, Conradis Winkel o. No. Location floor: 18, parcel: 722/396	Built in the 18th century as a combined barn with living area. Significant building type that is characteristic of the commercial history of the city of Herborn, with the ground floor being used as a warehouse, workshop and stable, and the upper floor being used as accommodation for the journeymen. Modified in the 19th century. Significant urban planning function for the development and spatial demarcation of "Conradis Winkel". Like the width angle, this angle is one of the structural features that characterize the old town and the historical town plan of Herborn. The effect of the building is reinforced by its clear height development and the motif of the Hesse gable attached to the eaves side of the roof.	18th century	133274   DDB
	Line keeper's house	Herborn, Dr.-Siegfried-Straße o.Nr. Corridor location : 3, parcel: 104/6	To the west of the route, a low eaves-facing brick building with corner pilaster strips, stair friezes and a gabled central projection around 1880.	1880	161987   DDB
	Freiherr-v.-Stein-Straße 1 / Naussaustraße	Herborn, Freiherr-v.-Stein-Straße 1 / Naussaustraße Location hallway: 25, parcel: 88/2	Located at the apex of Nassaustraße, which climbs steeply up to that point, the corner bay of the former mission house, built in 1914, conveys very cleverly, but also barely noticeably, between the almost symmetrical one and a half-story entrance front following the topography to the two-story building of the southern wing. In addition to this accentuation, the two unequal components, which are at an obtuse angle to each other, are linked by a clever overlap in the roofs. The architect Ludwig Hofmann limited himself to a few very deliberately used design elements, such as the slight overhang of the two-story main wing, the use of different dormer formats and the natural stone frame of the portal rising from the base. Monument for historical and urban planning reasons.	1914	133275   DDB
more pictures	Overall system	Herborn, entire facility Jewish cemetery location	To the south of the grounds of the state sanatorium and nursing home is the Herborn Jewish cemetery, which still contains numerous gravestones and a memorial for the Jewish victims of the Nazi era. The cemetery is the entire complex due to its historical significance.		132942   DDB
	Overall system	Herborn, entire complex Medieval urban area with city expansion Am Untertor and Bahnhofstrasse location	The city area located within the city wall was designated as a uniform overall complex due to its historical significance. This was necessary because not only the medieval and early modern floor plan of the city, but also valuable historical building fabric has been preserved: in addition to the prominent buildings such as castle, church (see above), the large number of half-timbered bourgeois buildings from the 16th to 18th Century can be expected, but also those buildings that were built in the first half of the 19th century or at the turn of the last century and document the recent history of the city. The demarcation of the entire complex follows the city wall, where it has not been preserved, its former course. The entire complex includes the old cemetery east of the city between the city wall and Dill, as well as the city extensions at Untertor (first half of the 19th century) and Bahnhofstrasse (after 1900), which have their own historical and artistic value as stages in the city's development. They are spatially closely interlinked with the older urban area. Buildings within the overall complex are as follows: Am Dill Tower Total Am Weißen Roß Total Augustastraße 20 Bahnhofsplatz 2 or no. Bahnhof (KD) Bahnhofstraße 2–10, 16 (KD), 18 (KD), or no. Alter Friedhof (KD) 1–5, 11–21, 23 (KD), 25 Breiter Winkel total Burgberg total Chaldäergasse total Conradis Winkel total Dreihäusergasse total Hanauer Hof total Haubachswinkel total Hauptstraße 2–86 1–97 Holzmarkt total Johannmichels Winkel total Kirchberg total Kornmarkt total Marktplatz total Mühlbach Total Mühlgasse total Nassaustraße east side Ottostraße total Rathauswinkel total Reinhards Berg total Schmaler Weg total Schramms Hof total shoe market total Schulberg total Schulhofstraße total Speckswinkel total Steioffs Winkel total Talerwinkel total Tropps Winkel total Turmstraße total Walter-Rathenau-Straße 17–23		132941   DDB
	Overall system	Herborn, entire urban cemetery location	The municipal cemetery, which was laid out in the 19th century, is adjacent to the grounds of the state sanatorium and nursing home south of the city. It contains numerous tombstones from the late 19th and early 20th centuries and is of historical importance.	19th century	132943   DDB
	Villa Hainstrasse 14	Herborn location hall: 16, parcel: 159/7	To the south of the city wall in a large garden plot, multi-part villa building from the third quarter of the 19th century. The classically designed building with a narrow part of the building facing the street with a triangular gable. It is further structured by profiles and fluted pillars. The wheel-like bars of the arched window are very beautiful.	third quarter of the 19th century	132964   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 6 b	Herborn, Hauptstraße 6 b Location hallway: 18, parcel: 16 / 10–12	At the northern end of the main street and at its fork with the Turmstrasse, the half-timbered building from 1700. The building is not only characterized by the structural structure, but also by the frieze of the footbands on the first floor, and on the second floor by the design of the parapets: four quarter-circle timbers are superimposed here a St. Andrew's cross	around 1700	132966   DDB
	Half-timbered house Turmstrasse 2	Herborn, Turmstraße 2 Location hall: 18, parcel: 329/4	In the rear area of ​​the building, which can be seen from Turmstrasse, there is a protruding bow of the upper floor decorated with carvings, which is also supported by a support. At its core a half-timbered building from the 17th century, which as such is of historical importance. It receives additional value from the components described.	17th century	132967   DDB
more pictures	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 10	Herborn, Hauptstraße 10 Location floor: 18, parcel: 19	Narrow three-storey half-timbered building, essentially from the 17th century. The half-timbered structure of the gable side is no longer original, but the handcrafted, significant details have been preserved: the storey overhangs, corner posts with slender columns or the curved and nested struts as a partition decoration in the gable triangle.	17th century	132968   DDB
more pictures	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 12/14	Herborn, Hauptstraße 12/14, location hall: 18, parcel: 20/1 + 2, 21/1	Two-part, three-storey half-timbered building from the time after the town fire of 1626. The building is plastered or slated in the gable triangle. The corner posts with flat carved vine tendrils as well as the storey offsets are visible: sleepers and fillers each have a rope-like ribbon interrupted by beads.	after 1626	132969   DDB
more pictures	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 16/18	Herborn, Hauptstraße 16/18 Location floor: 18, parcel: 30/2	Originally a three-storey half-timbered building from the 17th century at the confluence of the Breite Winkel. The projection of the first floor into the Winkel is caught by ribbons, with the one at the corner of the building bearing a frightening figure. The carving of the corner posts as well as the profiled storey offsets should also be emphasized.	around 1700	132970   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 17	Herborn, Hauptstraße 17 Location floor: 18, parcel: 328	Narrow, four-story half-timbered building from around 1700. It is located at a corner leading to Turmstrasse. Noteworthy is the closed walkway that began at the rear of the building and led to a building on the opposite side of the corner. Both buildings were owned jointly.	around 1700	132971   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 19	Herborn, Hauptstraße 19 Location floor: 18, parcel: 330/1, 331	Half-timbered building around 1700, part of a courtyard, which is accessed from the main street via the Speckwinkel. Towards the corner there is a large projectile overhang, which is intercepted by headbands. Also the closed footbridge leading to Hauptstraße 17. The building, together with the footbridge, is a cultural monument.	around 1700	132972   DDB
more pictures	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 20	Herborn, Hauptstraße 20 Location floor: 18, parcel: 320/1	Four-storey plastered half-timbered building, in the core of the 17th century, which was redesigned in the first half of the 19th century. The corner posts, artistically designed as columns, have been preserved from the older building. At the angle leading to the Mühlgasse there are half-timbered storage buildings from around 1700. Housing and storage buildings are cultural monuments.	17th century	132973   DDB
	Half-timbered houses Hauptstrasse 21/23	Herborn, Hauptstraße 21/23 Location floor: 18, parcel: 349 and 350	Two four-storey half-timbered buildings from the 17th century that are united under one roof. Building no. 21 is plastered or slated. Towards the Speckwinkel, it has a wide floor overhang that is supported by curved bow ribbons. The visible corner posts and thresholds suggest that it has a similarly richly decorated framework as the visible one in no.23.	17th century	132974   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 22/24	Herborn, Hauptstraße 22/24 Location floor: 18, parcel: 314 and 310/2	Exposed half-timbered building from the 18th century, divided into two parts with a wide dwelling in the middle of the building. As part of the closed preserved buildings from the 17th and 18th centuries in the main street of historical and urban significance.	18th century	132975   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 25/27	Herborn, Hauptstraße 25/27, location floor: 18, parcel: 351/1 and 352/2 + 3	Stately two-part town house from the 17th century. The four-storey half-timbered building is slated (19th century), only the flaked filler wood is visible. As part of the gable-facing, closed, preserved buildings of the 17th century in Hauptstrasse and as a building type of urban and historical importance.	17th century	132976   DDB
	Half-timbered house at Hauptstrasse 26–30	Herborn, Hauptstraße 26–30 Location hallway: 18, parcel: 305, 306, 307 and 309/4	Half-timbered building on the eaves with three small dwelling houses. The frame, ceiling beams and threshold run together in the transverse direction and thus form a richly profiled, cornice-like floor transition. Corner and collar studs are stiffened by man forms, the plastered part of the building probably of the same quality.	around 1700	132977   DDB
more pictures	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 31	Herborn, Hauptstraße 31 Location hallway: 18, parcel: 354/3	Four-storey timber-framed building with a Franconian bay window resting on two curved bow ribs. The building jumps back from the building line of the main street and is part of a gable-independent construction group, which ends in the town hall. In the early 18th century, JN Andreae ran the high school's printing press here.	1609	132978   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 33	Herborn, Hauptstraße 33 Location hall: 18, parcel: 372/1 + 3 + 4	Four-storey slated half-timbered building. The visible level transitions testify to the high quality of the craftsmanship of the framework: the sleepers have narrow valleys and, like the filler wood, a pearl perforated band.	17th century	132979   DDB
	Former inn 'Zum Adler'	Herborn, Hauptstraße 35/37 Location floor: 18, parcel: 374/1 + 2, 375	Two-part, gable-independent half-timbered building. No. 37 originally housed the “Zum Adler” inn. The stately building is slated and is right next to the town hall. The visible front ceiling beams run in the transverse direction and are profiled several times.	17th century	132980   DDB
more pictures	town hall	Herborn, Hauptstraße 39, location hall: 18, parcel: 376	After 1588 the old town hall was given to the Nassau Count Johann VI. was left to build the high school, the new town hall was built in 1589 according to plans by Jörg Zaunschliffer at what was then the butter market. After the city fire of 1626, the remaining stone components were given new half-timbered floors. The front part of the elongated building, which is one storey higher, has a slightly coupled tent roof with an eight-sided roof structure, which is closed off by a hood with a lantern. Its two portals - the one facing the market square has an inscription dated 1589 - lead into a hall from which a three-flight staircase from 1629 leads to the upper floor. The component adjoining it along Bahnhofstrasse has a portal from 1627 with a wooden frame and a stone portal from 1620. The parapet zone of the first half-timbered floor of the corner building has a circumferential row of civic coats of arms, the originals of which are in the local museum.	1589	132981   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 40	Herborn, Hauptstraße 40 Location hallway: 18, parcel: 292/1	Eaves-facing, plastered half-timbered building with a wide dwelling. The building in its current appearance goes back to a renovation in 1793 by a wholesale merchant. Particularly noteworthy is the door with its rich Rococo shapes.	1793	132982   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 41	Herborn, Hauptstraße 41 Location hall: 18, parcel: 390 / 1–4	Narrow four-storey half-timbered building from the time after the city fire of 1626. The building is located on the corner of Hauptstrasse and Bahnhofstrasse, which is significant in terms of urban planning. A high cellar is accessed from Bahnhofstrasse. An angle runs along the southern eaves that opens up a courtyard area. The building housed the “Zum Goldenen Löwen” pharmacy until around 1700.	after 1626	133244   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 43	Herborn, Hauptstraße 43 Location hallway: 18, parcel: 391/1, 392/2	Four-storey gable-independent half-timbered building. The building is slated, but the protruding profiled beam heads, filler wood and threshold with decorative shapes such as twisted rope are visible and prove the quality of the craftsmanship of the half-timbered structure. The building is located at the interface between the market square and the southern main street.	17th century	132983   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 45	Herborn, Hauptstraße 45, location hall: 18, parcel: 394/1 + 3	Originally presumably only three-storey timber-framed building. It was originally built as a semi-detached house. The motive for this was the best possible utilization of the city location. The two halves of the building were combined in the 18th century. A staircase has been preserved from this period.	17th century	132984   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 47/49	Herborn, Hauptstraße 47/49 Location floor: 18, parcel: 401/1, 402/1 and 403/1	Half-timbered construction. with gable mansard roof from 1802. The first floor was originally hall-shaped with two additional storeys. The building is slated or plastered. On the eaves side facing the Conradis corner, a frame with a block frieze, profiled beam heads and angularly twisted filler wood are visible above the ground floor. The back gable shows the half-timbered unclad with the same decorative shapes.	17th century	132985   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 51/53	Herborn, Hauptstraße 51/53 Location hallway: 18, parcel: 404, 405 and 406/2	Half-timbered building erected along the southern side of the Conradis-Winkel, which in the sequence of storeys is comparable to the neighboring building no. 47/49. The visible half-timbered parts in the area of ​​the floor transitions show decorative shapes such as block friezes or rods rhythmicized by pearls, so that overall a technically and artistically excellent framework can be assumed.	17th century	132986   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 54/56	Herborn, Hauptstraße 54/56 Location floor: 18, parcel: 460, 461 462 / 3–5	Plastered or slated four-storey half-timbered building, on the ground floor a shop fitting from the 19th century with iron components. The proportions of the building as well as the visible storey offset from the second to the third floor suggest a half-timbered building from around 1700, which, as part of the very uniformly built development in the main street, has historical and urban significance.	around 1700	132987   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 55/57	Herborn, Hauptstraße 55/57 Location floor: 18, parcel: 416/2 + 7	Two-part, gable-independent half-timbered house from the time after the town fire of 1626. The building is plastered and slated, but shows the storey offsets and the corner posts with excellent flat carvings depicting tendril motifs. There was originally a stable barn facing the Conradis corner.	after 1626	132988   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 59/61	Herborn, Hauptstraße 59/61, location floor: 18, parcel: 418/1 and 420/1	Like building no. 55/57, the core is a half-timbered building from the time immediately after the city fire of 1626. The two upper floors that have been slated off have been preserved in their original structure.	after 1626	132989   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 65	Herborn, Hauptstraße 65 Location hallway: 18, parcel: 422/1	Narrow four-storey half-timbered building from around 1700. The top floor was subsequently increased. The building is slated. Despite the changed windows, the original half-timbered structure is presumably largely preserved. As part of the very uniform development in the main street, cultural monument, in the time it was built and in the design of the building types.	around 1700	132990   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 67/69	Herborn, Hauptstraße 67/69 Location floor: 18, parcel: 430/7 + 9	Four-storey timber-framed building on the northern side of Tropps Winkel. From the half-timbered structure, the richly decorated storey offsets are visible, on the top floor a corner post with flat carved tendril motifs and on the eaves side facing the angle a strut with a unicorn.	17th century	132991   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 70	Herborn, Hauptstraße 70 Location hallway: 18, parcel: 479/1	Narrow gable-independent half-timbered building, at the southern end of the main street within the historic city area. The building is plastered, the overhangs suggest a timber-framed building from the 17th century with an originally hall-shaped ground floor.	17th century	132992   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 74a	Herborn, Hauptstraße 74a, location hall: 17, parcel: 54/1 + 2, 55	Four-storey slated half-timbered building. It borders directly on the city wall and, together with building no. 85 opposite, marks the entrance to the medieval city center. It is also part of the southern square front of the Holzmarkt. The top of the gable is crowned with a weather vane from the 17th century.	17th century	132993   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 75/77	Herborn, Hauptstraße 75/77 Location hall: 18, parcel: 435 / 2–6, 438/2, 4 + 5	Stately two-part town house. On the ground floor there is a 19th century shop fitting that is worth preserving. The building is slated, the richly designed floor transitions are visible, so that overall an excellent half-timbered structure can be expected from the time it was built.	17th century	132994   DDB
	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 81	Herborn, Hauptstraße 81, location hall: 18, parcel: 443/2 + 3	The corner building at the confluence of Turmstrasse. was originally the location of the city pharmacy "Zum Schwan". The original hall-shaped ground floor of the half-timbered building has been extended by two more floors. The building is slated or plastered. The profiled beam heads and filler wood are visible on the gable facing the main street.	17th century	132995   DDB
more pictures	Half-timbered house Hauptstrasse 83	Herborn, Hauptstraße 83, location floor: 18, parcel: 484	Half-timbered building, which, as the end of a building island between Turmstrasse and Otto-Strasse, occupies an outstanding urban position. The gable side to the main street is slated, the eaves sides are plastered. The only exceptions to this are the storey offsets and the corner posts. The building stands out with a wealth of other remarkable details such as the Franconian window bay windows or parapet panels with fittings and auricle motifs. Furthermore, the representation of a Justitia in another parapet panel.	first half of the 17th century	132996   DDB
	Residential building Hauptstrasse 84	Herborn, Hauptstraße 84, location floor: 17, parcel: 566/59	The free-standing building is part of the urban expansion south of the medieval urban area. The building is characterized by its rich classical decoration such as the grooving of the ground floor, the roofing or framing of the windows arranged in pairs with pilasters, the console cornice or the gently sloping triangular gable.	Third quarter of the 19th century	132997   DDB
	Former inn "Zum Wilden Mann"	Herborn, Hauptstraße 85 Location hallway: 17, parcel: 221/172	Slated half-timbered building, which is directly adjacent to the city wall and, together with building No. 74a opposite, marks the entrance to the medieval city area. From the middle of the 18th century, the building housed the “Zum Wilden Mann” inn.	17th century	132998   DDB
	Residential building Hauptstrasse 108	Herborn, Hauptstraße 108 Location floor: 15, parcel: 108/11	To the south of the medieval urban area, a classicist building from the third quarter of the 19th century, which was originally part of a tannery. The building facing the main street eaves with a gently sloping gable roof has a risalit-like transverse structure, the upper floor with a cast-iron balcony on four consoles. Bossed corner cuboids as a further structuring element.	third quarter of the 19th century	132999   DDB
	Half-timbered house Bahnhofstrasse or no.	Herborn, Bahnhofstrasse no. Location floor: 18, parcel: 377/1	The building erected in the period after 1900 at the end of Bahnhofstrasse adjoins the town hall and takes over its structure: a half-timbered upper floor is added to the massive basement. The parapet panels are decorated with diamond nets. The transverse gable underlines the independence of the building.	after 1900	132950   DDB
	Half-timbered house Holzmarkt 2	Herborn, Holzmarkt 2, location hall: 17, parcel: 51/1	Plastered half-timbered building. The two lower floors are probably set up with continuous stands and may originally have been used as a hall. With its gable, the building is part of the western boundary of the Holzmarkt square, and the eaves part of the southern boundary of the Kornmarkt.	around 1700	133000   DDB
	Half-timbered house Holzmarkt 4	Herborn, Holzmarkt 4 Location hallway: 17, parcel: 52/4	Eaves plastered half-timbered building with a small dwelling in the middle of the building. The building is directly adjacent to the city wall and is part of the southern front of the Holzmarkt square. The half-timbered structure appears undisturbed.	around 1700	133001   DDB
	Half-timbered house Holzmarkt 6	Herborn, Holzmarkt 6 Location floor: 17, parcel: 54/3	Plastered half-timbered building with originally a hall-shaped ground floor and two storeys. On the ground floor there is a 19th century shop fitting that is worth preserving. Like the neighboring development on the southern side of the Holzmarkt, the building is directly adjacent to the city wall. The half-timbered structure is undisturbed and of stately proportions.	around 1700	133002   DDB
	House at Kaiserstraße 21	Herborn location hall: 21, parcel: 133/20	Two-storey detached residential building. In addition to its historical significance as part of the urban expansion on the left bank of the Dill, the building is also artistically valuable. The steep gable with the crooked hip with the emphasized horizontal division in the collar beam zone continues elements of the local half-timbered building. Different forms of the window bay are varied on the upper floor.	after 1900	133003   DDB
	House at Kaiserstraße 30	Herborn location hall: 21, parcel: 82/1	Free-standing residential building built in raw brickwork. The free plasticity of the building is remarkable, as expressed in the stairwell designed as an isolated tower. The facades are structured by circumferential cornices, blind arches framing the windows and by console or arched friezes as the upper end.	after 1900	133004   DDB
more pictures	House at Kaiserstraße 32	Herborn location hall: 21, parcel: 81/1	Multi-section free-standing building on the left bank of the Dill at the beginning of Kaiserstraße, dated 1902 by building inscriptions. The building is characterized by its wealth of materials (natural stone, plaster and slate) and shapes: flat bay window with curved gable, corner tower with a very beautiful hood, maybe one Answer to the city fortifications opposite with the preserved Dill tower.	1902	133005   DDB
	Kaiser Wilhelm Monument	Herborn location hall: 20, parcel: 97/4	Monument to Kaiser Wilhelm I on the left bank of the Dill at the beginning of Kaiserstraße. It was built in 1901 as part of the new Obertorbrücke .	1901	133006   DDB
more pictures	lock	Herborn location hall: 18, parcel: 52/1	Herborn Castle	Late 13th century	132957   DDB
	Rectory	Herborn location hallway: 18, parcel: 83/1	Quarry stone construction with 5: 3 window axes. Entrance in the middle of the long side with an outside staircase. The existing mansard roof with the transepts on the narrow sides was built in the 1920s. To the south is the associated parish barn. The rectory and barn are together a cultural monument because of their historical significance.	1840	133009   DDB
more pictures	Evangelical parish church	Herborn location hall: 18, parcel: 87/8	The church is raised in the west of the city. The fortified royal court of the eighth and ninth centuries is believed to have taken its place. The church was first mentioned in 1219, and in 1231 it was donated to the Teutonic Order. Only remains of the Romanesque building remain in the hull of the west tower and the two choir towers, which today encircle the wider Gothic choir and end under the roof. The choir, built in the first half of the 14th century, was originally flat-roofed and, at the end of the 15th century, was given a rich star vault, which is decorated with painted tendrils. The wall paintings in the choir also contain scenes from the life of Christ from the time the choir was built and two pairs of apostles from around 1500. Today's ship is a new building from 1598–1609 by Konrad Rosbach. The room has an almost square shape. The flat ceiling rests on two longitudinal beams supported by two round, stone pairs of pillars. The galleries in the nave, also built around 1600, are two-story, the one in the choir is single-story. The Romanesque west tower collapsed in 1787, the reconstruction was completed in 1822 by Friedrich Ludwig Schrumpf. The flat tent roof with a tall lantern comes from this time.	1219	133012   DDB
	Old rectory	Herborn location hall: 18, parcel: 59	Two-storey, plastered and slated half-timbered building with a crooked hip roof. The building served as a rectory until 1818. It is part of a group of buildings that delimits the square south of the parish church.		133010   DDB
	Half-timbered house Kirchberg 6	Herborn location hall: 18, parcel: 58/1	Three-storey half-timbered building; the ground floor is plastered, the two upper floors are slated. The building was moved from Bicken in 1604. As a half-timbered building in the core of the 16th century of particular historical importance. As a temporary rectory, it also has a special place in the history of Herborn.	1604	133011   DDB
	'II. Rectory '	Herborn location floor: 18, parcel: 55	In the loosely built-up, elevated western part of the city, the so-called II. Rectory, built in 1607 and used as a rectory until 1818. Two half-timbered floors above a solid base, which are separated by a multi-profiled cornice. There are slim columns in the corner posts on the upper floor. The roof is slated. Two transepts each to the north and south. In the middle in front of the northern long side there is a polygonal stair tower with a hood. Double-leaf door with fixed skylight, late 18th century. In front of the entrance is a well with a cast iron pump, first half of the 19th century.	1607	133013   DDB
	Residential building Kirchberg 9	Herborn location hall: 18, parcel: 49/1	Two-storey residential building, which was built according to a design by Ludwig Hofmann . A natural stone basement is followed by an upper floor with a half-timbered gable roof. Reference is made to the local building tradition and the location on the city wall that used to run here is made clear.	1890s	133245   DDB
	Konrad-Adenauer-Strasse 46	Herborn, Konrad-Adenauer-Straße 46 Location floor: 14, parcel: 134/3	Detached single-storey residential building with a steep pitched roof located south of the Herborn town center in the Dilltal valley. The design of the building with various changes of material (natural stone, plaster, slate, half-timbered) and the variation of different window openings (bay window, ribbon window, small hole opening) has an artistic quality.	around 1910	133045   DDB
	Half-timbered house Kornmarkt 1	Herborn, grain market 1 position corridor 18, plot 450	Inscribed, gable-independent half-timbered building, dated 1550, slated or paneled with wood. There are two storeys above the originally hall-shaped ground floor. As a half-timbered building in the core of the 16th century of particular historical value, as part of the closed, preserved square development on Kornmarkt, it is also significant in terms of urban planning.	1550	133014   DDB
	Half-timbered house Kornmarkt 2	Herborn, Kornmarkt 2 Location floor: 18, parcel: 672/272	Part of an eaves half-timbered building. A dwelling above Kornmarkt 2. The ground floor zone has been massively renewed. Above it are two half-timbered storeys with richly profiled storey transitions, parapet panels ornamented with fittings and rosette-like motifs, and corner posts with flat carvings.	17th century	133015   DDB
	Half-timbered house Kornmarkt 3	Herborn, Kornmarkt 3 Location floor: 18, parcel: 451	Narrow, gable-free half-timbered town house from the 17th century. The building is slated or widened in the area of ​​what is now the two-storey ground floor. Profiled beam ends and filler wood are visible between the first and second floors, suggesting the aforementioned time of origin.	17th century	133016   DDB
	Half-timbered house Kornmarkt 4	Herborn, Kornmarkt 4 Location hallway: 18, parcel: 267 and 873/266	Half-timbered corner building at the confluence of Schulhofstrasse and Kornmarkt. The two lower floors of the building are built with continuous studs and may originally have been used as a hall. An original store opening on Schulhofstrasse has been preserved. The two upper storeys protrude over Schulhofstrasse and are intercepted by bow straps. The one attached to the corner post shows a carved frightening figure. In addition to the preserved half-timbered structure, the building is characterized by the carved ornamentation of the corner posts and the floor transitions. There are fire rams in the parapet compartments. On a part of the building that is narrow towards the Kornmarkt, curved counter-struts with noses and diamond-shaped ornamental shapes formed by four lug-like pieces of wood in the compartments are added as new decorative elements.	17th century	133017   DDB
	Half-timbered house Kornmarkt 5	Herborn, Kornmarkt 5 Location hallway: 18, parcel: 902/455	Narrow four-story half-timbered building. The framework is slated. As part of the peripheral development of the Kornmarkt from the 17th and 18th centuries of historical and urban significance.	1st half of the 18th century	133018   DDB
	Half-timbered house Kornmarkt 6	Herborn, Kornmarkt 6 Location floor: 18, parcel: 872/266	Narrow gable-independent half-timbered building, which was inserted between commarkt 4 and 8 in the first half of the 18th century without side walls.	first half of the 18th century	133019   DDB
	Half-timbered house Kornmarkt 7/9	Herborn, Kornmarkt 7/9 location floor: 18, parcel: 459/1, 462/1	Two-part, gable-independent town house as part of the closed, preserved peripheral development of the Kommarkt. The building is slated. The visible transitions between the floors and a carved corner post show that it is a half-timbered building dating back to the 17th century.	17th century	133020   DDB
	Half-timbered house Kornmarkt 8/10	Herborn, Kornmarkt 8/10 location floor: 18, parcel: 874/265 and 261	Gable-independent half-timbered building at the confluence of an angle leading to the Mühlbach into the Kornmarkt. The rich carvings on the corner posts, the scaled or rope-like bars on the threshold, frame or filler wood make the disturbance of the framework wall of the gable appear secondary.	17th century	133021   DDB
	Community center Kornmarkt 11/13	Herborn, Kornmarkt 11/13 Location floor: 18, parcel: 463 and 464	Two-part town house, which, with the exception of its smaller dimensions, is identical in type to the neighboring building no. 7/9. Like this, the building is slated with visible profiled beam heads and filler wood with a stick in front. Along the southern eaves side, an alley leads to the main street.	17th century	133022   DDB
	Half-timbered house Kornmarkt 12	Herborn, Kornmarkt 12 Location floor: 18, parcel: 260/3	Gable-independent half-timbered building at the angle leading to the Mühlbach. The gable and the eaves facing the angle with wide projections. Corner posts as fluted columns. The structure in the upper storeys with the narrow stand position, parapet bars and high foot struts is very well preserved. Inscribed dating 1601.	1601	133023   DDB
	Half-timbered house Kornmarkt 15/17	Herborn, Kornmarkt 15/17 Location floor: 18, parcel: 469/2 and 470/3	Stately, two-part half-timbered bourgeois house, built with inscriptions in 1617. Rich decorative framework with Franconian bay windows and high-quality carvings. The curved gable is remarkable. Originally, the ground floor had a high hall before it was divided lengthways and a mezzanine was inserted. What has been preserved are a spiral staircase dating from the time of construction in the left and a completely preserved lavatory in the right half of the house, windows with honeycomb plating on the back of the building as well as numerous historical door leaves and Cologne ceilings. The building is a cultural monument due to its historical, urban and artistic importance.	1617	133024   DDB
more pictures	Half-timbered house Kornmarkt 22	Herborn, Kornmarkt 22 Location floor: 18, parcel: 243	Stately gable-independent half-timbered building with crooked hip, inscription dated 1609. The ground floor was originally hall-shaped. The stands of the hall and the upper storeys are stiffened by high struts. Part of the building was used as a synagogue in the 17th and 18th centuries . A Jewish ritual bath is preserved inside.	1609	133025   DDB
	Half-timbered house Kornmarkt 27	Herborn, Kornmarkt 27 Location floor: 18, parcel: 480/1	Gable-mounted, slated half-timbered building with visible half-timbered parts that refer to a building in the core of the early 17th century.	early 17th century	133026   DDB
	Half-timbered house Kornmarkt 28	Herborn, Kornmarkt 28 Location floor: 18, parcel: 240/1	Narrow half-timbered building. In addition to the largely originally preserved half-timbered structure, the decorative shapes of the building, such as the corner posts designed as pilasters on the first floor and pillars on the second floor, are remarkable. In the middle of each building there is a firebock in the form of a fan-shaped ornament.	around 1700	133027   DDB
	Half-timbered house Kornmarkt 34	Herborn, Kornmarkt 34 Location floor: 18, parcel: 49/6	The half-timbered building dominating the southern narrow side of the Kornmarkt, built in 1594, redesigned in the classicist sense in 1830. As the seat of several Herborn scholars and officials as well as in 1870 as the place of the new beginning of the Catholic faith, the building is of special importance.	1594	133028   DDB
	Residential house and office building of the pump factory	Herborn, Littau 3 Location corridor: 3, parcel: 34/2	The Herborner pump factory was founded in 1874 by Johann Heinrich Hoffmann, with the mechanical engineering and iron and metal foundry divisions significantly expanded until 1915. The founding buildings are built in the style of historicism, especially the factory owner's villa as a "knight's castle" with a round tower based on the Herborn Castle. The cube-shaped office building with an expressionist clinker facade was built in the 1930s. The two buildings are an important testimony to the industrial architecture of the 19th century and the 30s of the 20th century.	1874	133277   DDB
	Half-timbered house market square 1/2	Herborn, Marktplatz 1.2 Location Village: 18 plot: 283/1 and 284/1	Artistic, historical and urban significance as a well-proportioned visible half-timbered building from the first half of the 18th century with rich flat carvings and a mansard roof on the Herborn market square directly opposite the old town hall and in an excellent corner location to the shoe market.	first half of the 18th century	133029   DDB
	Half-timbered house Marktplatz 3	Herborn, Marktplatz 3 Location hall: 18, parcel: 275/3	Gable-independent half-timbered building from the 17th century with a multi-profiled cornice-like design of the storey transitions, numerous decorative shapes in the compartments and corner posts with flat carvings. A valuable baroque staircase has been preserved inside.	17th century	133030   DDB
	Marketplace 4	Herborn, Marktplatz 4 Location hallway: 18, parcel: 274/1	Plastered half-timbered building slated on the upper floors and in the gable. Characteristic for this period are the increased storey heights, the axiality of the facade design and the gently sloping triangular gable with a semicircular window and a wheel-like sprout. The building is part of the closed perimeter development of the market square.	1826	133031   DDB
	Marketplace 5	Herborn, Marktplatz 5 Location hall: 18, parcel: 273	Half-timbered building plastered to the market square and slated to the grain market. The building conveys the transition from the market square to the Kornmarkt, which is underlined by the similar design of the triangular gables on both squares. The building is also to be seen as a counterpoint to Kornmarkt 34, which was redesigned at the same time.	first half of the 19th century	133032   DDB
	Half-timbered house Marktplatz 6/7	Herborn, Marktplatz 6/7 Location hallway: 18, parcel: 449 and 448	Half-timbered building, in the core of the 17th century, in an important location at the transition from the market square to the Kornmarkt. It is part of the southern front of the market square and the north-eastern boundary of the Kornmarkt.	17th century	133033   DDB
	Half-timbered house at Marktplatz 8 / Hauptstrasse 48	Herborn, Marktplatz 8 / Hauptstraße 48, location hall: 18, parcel: 446 and 447	At the confluence of the southern main street with the market square, the half-timbered building shows a type of construction that can be dated to the 16th century on the eaves side facing the main street with crossed foot and head struts. The building has been largely reconstructed in the recent past.	16th Century	133034   DDB
	Half-timbered house Mühlbach 1/3	Herborn, Mühlbach 1/3 location hall: 18, parcel: 254/3	Gable-mounted, two-part half-timbered bourgeois house with eaves-mounted, plastered extension and slated gable. Along the southern side of the eaves, an angle leads to the Kornmarkt. Cultural monument due to its historical and urban significance.	around 1700	133035   DDB
	Mühlbach 2	Herborn, Mühlbach 2 Location floor: 18, parcel: 692/212	Immediately adjacent to the rear area of ​​the high school, a half-timbered building on the eaves. Entrance in the middle of the building via an outside staircase, next to each two window axes, mansard gable with a dwelling in the axis of the entrance.	late 18th century	133036   DDB
	Mühlbach 5/7	Herborn, Mühlbach 5/7 Location floor: 18, parcel: 230/3	Eaves-standing assembly with each narrow dwelling on the formerly open Mühlbach. Both buildings are half-timbered and can be dated to the 18th century. The use as a storage building or dye works documents the original concentration of the commercial settlement along the Mühlbach.	18th century	133037   DDB
	Mühlgasse 11-15	Herborn, Mühlgasse 11–15 Location floor: 18, parcel: 312/1 and 31 1	Gable-independent half-timbered building. An originally hall-shaped ground floor is followed by two storeys. The building belongs to the group of buildings divided in the longitudinal direction; it is the only building that is divided into three. It is a cultural monument because of its historical and urban value. No. 11 is of additional importance as the birthplace of the Herborn architect Ludwig Hofmann.	17th century	133040   DDB
	Mühlgasse 17	Herborn, Mühlgasse 17 Location floor: 18, parcel: 308/3	Half-timbered house in two parts. The originally hall-shaped ground floor is followed by two storeys. Half-timbered with artistically valuable flat carvings and ornamented corner posts. Eaves alley with a large projecting floor, underpinned by bow ribbons, the front one with a frightening figure. Today there is a shop on the ground floor. The building is a cultural monument due to its historical, artistic and urban significance.	17th century	133041   DDB
	Mühlgasse 19	Herborn, Mühlgasse 19 Location floor: 18, parcel: 741/302	Plastered or slated gable-independent half-timbered building with crooked hip. A cultural monument as part of the uniform development of the eastern Mühlgasse from the 17th and 18th centuries.	1725 to 1775	133042   DDB
	Mühlgasse 21	Herborn, Mühlgasse 21 Location floor: 18, parcel: 293	Three-storey half-timbered building. The building originally served as a storage facility. It is part of the uniform development of the eastern Mühlgasse from the 17th and 18th centuries.	second half of the 18th century	133043   DDB
	Mühlgasse 25/27	Herborn, Mühlgasse 25/27 Location floor: 18, parcel: 288 and 289	Two-part, gable-independent half-timbered building that is plastered or paneled. The proportions of the building, the arrangement of the windows and the visible projections suggest a half-timbered building from the 17th century that has been preserved in its original form.	17th century	133044   DDB
	Mühlgasse 5	Herborn, Mühlgasse 5 Location floor: 18, parcel: 29/1	Corner building at the confluence of the Breite Winkel in the Mühlgasse. It is a semi-detached house with an adjoining stable. The lug lock on the gable side reveals a late medieval building. The double door of No. 7, which dates back to the 18th century, should also be emphasized.		133038   DDB
	Mühlgasse 7/9	Herborn, Mühlgasse 7/9 Location floor: 18, parcel: 315 and 316	Half-timbered bourgeoisie divided into two parts from the 17th century. The building is located on the southern side of the confluence with the Breite Winkel. It is part of a gable-independent assembly in Mühlgasse that is uniform in terms of the type of building and the time it was built.	17th century	133039   DDB
	Mühlgasse 8a	Herborn, Mühlgasse 8a Location floor: 18, parcel: 126	Half-timbered building on the eaves, plastered, which can be dated to around 1700. The two lower floors are built with continuous studs, and on top of that there is another floor. The roof has a dwelling. The building, which is also historically significant, has a prominent urban location at the connection from Mühlgasse to Kirchberg.	around 1700	132963   DDB
more pictures	Rückert's villa	Herborn location hall: 23, parcel: 81/3	Two-story freestanding building from the first decade with a mansard roof. In addition to the tower on the south-east corner, which may refer to the course of the city wall opposite, the execution of the outer walls entirely in embossed natural stone is remarkable.	Early 20th century	133046   DDB
	Nassaustraße 36	Herborn, Nassaustraße 36 Location floor: 25, parcel: 87/1	The property was built in 1913-14 according to the plans of the nationally known architect Ludwig Hofmann, also under his direction. In its external design, traditional forms of construction are incorporated, such as the mansard roof, the stair tower crowned with a Welscher hood and the two oriels with tail gables. In their reduction, these designs also refer to Art Nouveau. The street front is characterized by a wide dwelling and a group of four windows, framed by a natural stone frame that rises from the hammer-right masonry of the base.	1913/14	133276   DDB
	Hofmann residential and studio construction	Herborn, Nassaustraße 38 Location hall: 25, parcel: 89/3	Residential and studio building by Herborn architect Ludwig Hofmann, built in 1888. The ensemble of residential house, studio and garden house in the middle of a park-like area with preserved fencing and planting illustrates the living and working areas of a Wilhelminian architect. In addition to its historical significance, the lively staggered building forms an attractive grouping with the castle opposite.	1888	133047   DDB
	Border pillar	Herborn location hall: 25, parcel: 37/1	Border column of the Duchy of Nassau . It illustrates the course of territorial history in the dill area.		133048   DDB
	Historic city wall	Herborn, without address location	First mentioned in 1343, but probably built soon after the town charter was granted in 1251 in the 13th century to delimit the historically significant urban structure. Six towers or gates have been preserved in either a renewed or rudimentary form, as well as sections of the course of the wall.	1343	178960   DDB
	Half-timbered house Ottostraße 1	Herborn, Ottostraße 1 Location floor: 18, parcel: 485	Gable-independent half-timbered building on the island between Turmstrasse and Ottostrasse. Its proportions and the recognizable storey overhangs suggest a half-timbered building from at least the 17th century. As such, it is a cultural monument due to its historical significance. In connection with the neighboring houses, an ensemble of buildings from the 16th and 17th centuries that is also significant in terms of urban development has been preserved.	17th century	133049   DDB
	Half-timbered house Ottostraße 3/5	Herborn, Ottostraße 3/5, location floor: 18, parcel: 486 and 487	Dendrochronological examinations showed that this half-timbered house was built in 1591. The dating is supported by the half-timbered configuration in the corner area. It is therefore a building in the south-eastern part of the city that survived the city fire of 1626.	1591	133050   DDB
	Ottostraße 4	Herborn location floor: 17, parcel: 176/1	Three-storey plastered half-timbered building from around 1700. The gable-facing building is directly adjacent to the city wall. In terms of the legibility of the borders of the medieval-early modern city area, it is of particular importance.	around 1700	133051   DDB
	Ottostraße 8/10	Herborn location hall: 17, parcel: 179 and 180	Like Ottostraße 4, this building is also directly adjacent to the medieval city wall. It is a plastered half-timbered building from around 1700. It is divided into two parts; Another storey has been added to the originally perhaps hall-shaped ground floor.	around 1700	133052   DDB
more pictures	Witch tower	Herborn location floor: 17, parcel: 191	The tower secured the south-eastern corner of the city fortifications that were built soon after the city was granted city rights in 1251. The round tower has a slated upper floor with a retracted tent roof.	1251	133053   DDB
	'Executioner House'	Herborn, Schmaler Weg 17 Location floor: 17, parcel: 16/6	The building on the corner of Hainstrasse and below the castle hill is referred to as the executioner's house in local tradition. It is a half-timbered building dating back to the 16th century. The building is slated, the thresholds of the upper floors on the protruding beam ends are visible. The two eastern corners of the building are formed by polygonal oriels on the two upper floors.	16th Century	133056   DDB
	Half-timbered house Schmaler Weg 7/9	Herborn, Schmaler Weg 7/9, corridor location : 17, parcel: 42/1	The half-timbered house is located directly on the former course of the Mühlbach. The oblique cantilevered overhang over the two lower floors is remarkable, which enables large rectangular rooms in the upper floors despite the narrow, curved course of the narrow path.	17th century	133054   DDB
	Bacon Tower	Herborn, Schmaler Weg or no. Location hall: 17, parcel: 42/2	The Mühlbach left the city through an arched wall opening. This opening was secured by a round tower, the hull of which is still preserved. As part of the Herboms cultural monument, which was built in the 13th century.	13th Century	133055   DDB
	Schulberg 1	Herborn, Schulberg 1 Location floor: 18, parcel: 877/76	Plastered half-timbered building, slated into the gable triangle, which is particularly striking at the beginning of the stairway leading to the parish church due to its free-standing location. On the second floor, there is a pronounced offset of the storeys, which suggests an excellent craftsmanship, undisturbed in structure.	17th century	133007   DDB
	Schulberg 3 / 3a	Herborn, Schulberg 3 / 3a Location floor: 18, parcel: 816/79 and 78	Three-storey plastered or slated half-timbered building with transverse gable or narrow transept to the east. Residence of Prof. Lorsbach, who teaches at the high school. In front of the east side is a somewhat younger, panel-clad half-timbered building.	16th Century	133008   DDB
more pictures	Schulberg 9	Herborn, Schulberg 9 Location floor: 18, parcel: 95, 99	At the end of the stairway between Schulberg and Dreihäusergasse, there is a half-timbered building from around 1600 independent of the gable. The hall-shaped ground floor - the entrance on the side has been preserved with an original rounded arched wall - is followed by two raised floors: the timber friezes each have a block frieze that rest on the profiled beam heads Thrills of the ship, above a staff interrupted by pearls. A footbridge leads to the first floor, which connects the Schulberg 10 building through No. 9 with the churchyard at the rear of the building. Half-timbered building and footbridge are cultural monuments.	around 1600	133057   DDB
	Schulberg 10	Herborn, Schulberg 10 Location floor: 18, parcel: 107	Eaves plastered or slated half-timbered building. The building is directly connected to the Kirchberg via a footbridge that leads through the Kirchberg 9 building opposite. This connection documents an old right of way. Half-timbered building and footbridge are cultural monuments.	17th century	133058   DDB
more pictures	Schulberg 11	Herborn, Schulberg 11 Location floor: 18, parcel: 94	Corner building located at the end of the lower Kirchberg, which is important for urban planning. Plastered half-timbered building with originally hall-shaped ground floor, above a raised storey with a protruding storey overhang. Above the entrance inscription and date 1584. As a half-timbered building, still of historical importance from the 16th century.	1584	133059   DDB
	Half-timbered house 'fuchse Höhl'	Herborn, Schulberg 18 Location floor: 18, parcel: 124/1	In its longitudinal walls, mainly made of late medieval half-timbering. Construction time dendrochronologically dated to 1511 with radical renovations around 1830. The building and the Corvin'schen (formerly Muderbach'schen) courtyard are part of an urban and historical context and are considered a valuable addition to the existing building stock in the vicinity of the Torgasse of the "Stone Gate".	1511	133278   DDB
more pictures	Half-timbered hall house	Herborn, Schulberg 20/22 Location floor: 18, parcel: 114 and 115	The construction time of this half-timbered house is dendrochronologically examined at 1449/50 (roof). A hundred years later, an important renovation took place, which at least affected the south facade of the hall building. There could be traces of an old window gallery here. A small spiral staircase from 1609 in the eastern part of the house has been preserved.	1449	133279   DDB
more pictures	Corvin's printing house	Herborn, Schulberg 26/28 Location floor: 18, parcel: 44/1	A courtyard that is now closed on three sides and formed by half-timbered buildings. The front building dates from the 16th century with an octagonal stair tower with an inscription dated 1606. The building group is closed at the back by the city wall with the walled-up "Steinern Gate". The name of the courtyard refers to the Zurich printer Corvin, who acquired the original property of the von Mudersbach family in 1591. The entire courtyard, including the adjacent city wall, is a cultural monument because of its historical significance.	16th Century	133060   DDB
	Former school	Herborn, Schulberg 32 Location floor: 18, parcel: 90/2	School building erected in exposed brickwork from 1885 based on a design by L. Hofmann. The well-proportioned building is defined by a risalit-like transverse building with a main portal with reference to the church square. The component is highlighted by special detail shapes such as the cross-frame windows in ashlar or the gable crown.	1885	133062   DDB
more pictures	Citizen Tower	Herborn, Schulberg o. No. Location floor: 18, parcel: 6, 6/1	Round tower with an upper floor protruding over a round arch frieze with a steep conical roof. As part of the city fortifications built in the 13th century of historical importance.	13th Century	133061   DDB
	Schulhofstrasse 2	Herborn, Schulhofstraße 2 Location hallway: 18, parcel: 924/271	At its core a half-timbered building on the eaves. In 1774 Johann Daniel Leers died here . The two upper floors that have been slotted up have been preserved in their original structure and are comparable to Kornmarkt 2. The building can still be seen as part of the northern wall of the Kornmarkt.	17th century	133064   DDB
more pictures	high school	Herborn, Schulhofstraße 3/5, location floor: 18, parcel: 714/221 and 219/2	Old town hall of Herborn, from 1591/92 until 1817 the location of the 1584 of Count Johann VI. established high school. The U-shaped courtyard is now home to the local history museum with library. It is accessible from the street through an arched portal. The main building is a two-storey quarry stone building; the bay window on the gable front was added in 1645. The half-timbered gable of the attic with profiled offsets of the front attic beams and continuous rows of decorative forms in the parapet compartments was built in 1591. The long side facing the courtyard has three dwelling houses, on the southwest corner of the building there is a round stair tower. On the ground floor the large hall used as an auditorium, whose beamed ceiling resting on consoles spans the ground floor in transverse direction without any support. In the corner of the main building is the former cafeteria from the early 17th century with an octagonal corner tower. The construction limits the street space of the southern Mühlbach. The western side of the courtyard is taken up by a half-timbered building from the 17th century, the former brewery, which was later inhabited by professors from the high school. In the courtyard there is a beautiful cast iron fountain from the 19th century.	1591	133065   DDB
	Half-timbered house Schulhofstrasse 8	Herborn, Schulhofstraße 8 Location hallway: 18, parcel: 144/1	Narrow gable-independent half-timbered building. It is slated in the gable, the framework is exposed on the ground floor. The beautiful horizontally divided door with diagonally arranged panels is remarkable. In addition to its historical value in the typological characteristics of the small town house, it is located at the meeting of Chaldäergasse, Burgberg, Schulberg and Schulhofstrasse, which is significant in terms of urban planning.	early 18th century	133066   DDB
	Half-timbered house Schulhofstrasse / Kornmarkt 4	Herborn, Schulhofstraße / Kornmarkt 4 Location floor: 18, parcel: 267 and 873/266	Four-storey half-timbered building with an inscription dated 1594. It is directly attached to the Kornmarkt 4 building. As a half-timbered building of historical importance from the 16th century, highlighted in urban planning by its location between the high school and the Kommarkt.	1594	133063   DDB
	'Rehberg' elevated tank	Herborn, Stadionstraße o. No. Location floor: 30, parcel: 27/13	Built in 1905/09 on the Rehberg in the style of a Greek temple. A wide flight of stairs leads to the open vestibule with four slightly bulged Doric columns. The gable is adorned with a coat of arms of the city. The elevated reservoir was planned as the first waterworks for the city of Herborn in 1905 and inaugurated in 1909	1905/1909	133280   DDB
	Half-timbered house Turmstrasse 6	Herborn, Turmstraße 6 Location floor: 18, parcel: 334/1, 335	Half-timbered building, which lies at the confluence of a corner connecting Hauptstrasse and Turmstrasse. Towards the corner there is a further overhang of the upper floor, which is supported by arches. The rear area of ​​the building is adjoined by a housing area over the corner.	around 1700	133067   DDB
	Half-timbered house Turmstrasse 8	Herborn, Turmstraße 8 Location floor: 18, parcel: 335	Plastered gable-independent half-timbered building probably from the 17th century. The ground floor zone, originally designed as a hall, with continuous columns is followed by an additional floor. The visible transition between the floors suggests a high-quality half-timbered structure in terms of art and craftsmanship.	17th century	133068   DDB
	Half-timbered house Turmstrasse 18/20	Herborn, Turmstraße 18/20 Location floor: 18, parcel: 385/4 and 386/1	Half-timbered building, which due to its shape can be dated to around 1700. At the corner of Bahnhofstrasse and Turmstrasse, which is strongly characterized by a reshaping of the cityscape from the period after 1900, the building is of particular importance in illustrating the different stages in the city's history.	around 1700	133069   DDB
	Barn Turmstrasse 30	Herborn, Turmstraße 30 Location floor: 18, parcel: 420/2	Large volume barn built in half-timbered construction. It illustrates the arable bourgeois character of the city on Turmstrasse.	18th century	133070   DDB
	Half-timbered house Turmstrasse 34	Herborn, Turmstraße 34 Location hall: 18, parcel: 423/1 + 2	Gable-independent plastered half-timbered building. It belongs to the group of a uniform building type that is repeated in the main street, which is characterized by the combination of the first two floors, presumably with continuous columns, an additional floor and by the undivided use. This is where the buildings differ particularly from those on the main street.	around 1700	133071   DDB
	Half-timbered house Turmstrasse 36	Herborn, Turmstraße 36 Location hallway: 18, parcel: 430/2	Plastered half-timbered building of which only a narrow building zone is present. Located at the confluence of Tropps Winkel, the building is of particular importance in the clarification of the historical city plan and is therefore a cultural monument.	around 1700	133072   DDB
	Rental apartment buildings at Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 45–49	Herborn location floor: 19, parcel: 292/50, 293/58	Three self-contained rental apartment buildings, which are characterized by the picturesque design of the large building with transepts and various bay windows. The buildings were built for employees of a Herborn factory before the First World War.	before 1914	133073   DDB
	Villa Westerwaldstrasse 11	Herborn location hall: 15, parcel: 1/3	Villa with coach house built with classical design elements. The client was the owner of the Wilhelmswalze near Sinn.	1970s 19th century	133074   DDB
more pictures	District Court	Herborn location hall: 16, parcel: 44/2	Construction in raw brick masonry with ashlar structure. The gable of the transverse building facing Westerwaldstrasse is particularly remarkable. The access to the main portal, which is accessed via an outside staircase, is framed by an archivolt, and the windows on the upper floor have a cross. A group of windows with a coat of arms forms the end.	1890s	133075   DDB
	Villa Bömper	Herborn location hall: 16, parcel: 75/1	Built in 1897 by Ludwig Hofmann on behalf of the master bricklayer and contractor Louis Bömper in the immediate vicinity of the Bömper brickworks, which had been in existence for a long time and which became the "ring oven" in 1904/05. The use of different materials determines the image of the building. The entrance area in the stair tower with a half-timbered upper floor accentuated by a hanging frame and a preserved double-leaf front door. The two-storey corner extension with more recent ribbon windows (1970s) is completely wood-paneled. The building is plastered or clad with raw bricks with ashlar structure. The windows of the main building with a cross frame, an oculus in the attic. In addition to the lead glazing in the windows of the stair tower, the gable crown on the street side has also been preserved.	1897	133281   DDB

Former cultural monuments

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
Image wanted	Half-timbered house Chaldäergasse 1	Herborn, Chaldäergasse 1 Location floor: 18, parcel: 218	At its core a half-timbered building from the 18th century. The house is historically significant as the birthplace of the draftsman and etcher Wilhelm Thielmann (1868), who lived in Willingshausen from 1903 and made the depiction of rural motifs from the Schwalm part of his work. Thielmann died in Kassel in 1924.	18th century	132959   DDB

Herbornseelbach

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	railway station	Herbornseelbach, Am Bahnhof location Land: 21 plot: 105/5	Type construction from 1901 (like Bf Wommelshausen) north of the route made of half-timbered single-storey eaves with a central gable and windows gabled by means of crossed struts; Rooms for passenger handling and goods storage.	1901	161988   DDB
	Seelbacher Mill	Herbornseelbach, An der Mühle location corridor: 39, parcel: 208/161	The Seelbacher Mühle is located southeast of the village in the Aartal. Residential construction as the oldest part goes back to the 18th century. The mill is a cultural monument due to its importance in terms of local history and technology.	18th century	133110   DDB
	Half-timbered house	Herbornseelbach, Auf der Lück 7 Location corridor: 23, parcel: 61	At the confluence of the Neuer Weg in the Fahlerstraße, an important town-planning half-timbered building from 1700. The preserved half-timbered structure is technically and artistically valuable and therefore a cultural monument. The regular arrangement of the male forms, the emphasis on the center of the building in the gable through its vertical sequence, the decorative forms in the compartments, such as diagonal struts or fire rams, and finally the profiled storey offsets are to be emphasized.	around 1700	133108   DDB
	Aar bridge	Herbornseelbach, Dernbacher Weg location hall: 42, parcel: 442/2	A three-arch quarry stone bridge over the Aar to the south of the closed location. The two water pillars have front heads and a cornice-like protrusion runs over the arches. As a traffic building, the bridge is a cultural monument due to its technical and historical significance.	18th century	133111   DDB
	Streckhof	Herbornseelbach, Fahlerstraße 11 Location hall: 23, parcel: 102	Streckhof facing the gable with a beautiful front door from around 1800. The slated living area is a half-timbered building from the same period. In addition to its historical significance as an example of a typical regional courtyard shape, the building, together with the cast iron fountain in front of the gable, is a prominent place in Fahlerstraße and therefore also significant in terms of urban planning	around 1800	133097   DDB
	Half-timbered house	Herbornseelbach, Fahlerstraße 22 Location hall: 22, parcel: 15/1	Half-timbered building with a technically and artistically valuable gable. The building is also part of a closed assembly that marks the south-eastern historical edge of the town in the 17th and 18th centuries.	around 1700	133099   DDB
	Half-timbered house	Herbornseelbach, Fahlerstraße 24/26 Location hallway: 22, parcel: 27 and 28	Eaves, somewhat set back from the street. In the east a half-timbered gable, which is of particular artistic value due to its decorative shapes from around 1700. A comparable undisturbed framework structure is to be expected at least for the upper floor on the eaves side. Due to the quality of the framework, the building is artistically and historically significant.	around 1700	133100   DDB
	Half-timbered barn	Herbornseelbach, Fahlerstraße o. No. Location hall: 22, parcel: 3/1	On a courtyard accessible from Fahlerstraße, half-timbered barn from around 1700, which, despite the garage installation, has retained its typical appearance as a three-zone building with continuous uprights and storey-by-storey stiffening through high struts. It is of such historical importance; In terms of urban planning, the barn with its rear front is significant for the confluence of the Neuer Weg into Fahlerstraße.	around 1700	133101   DDB
	Running fountain	. Herbornseelbach, Fahlerstraße o no. Location hallway: 23, parcel: 102	Cast iron fountain from the last quarter of the 19th century with a rectangular trough and a fountain shaft crowned by a knob. The fillings of the trough, which are bordered by a curve, have a star-shaped ornament in flat relief. Together with the Streckhof behind the fountain, it marks a prominent place in Fahlerstraße	last quarter of the 19th century	133098   DDB
	Old Town Hall	Herbornseelbach, Fahlerstraße o.Nr. Corridor location : 23, parcel: 44/0	Three-storey half-timbered building in a prominent location below the Kirchberg. The framing is stiffened storey by storey with high struts; the storey offsets are profiled and decorated with decorative shapes such as the surrounding block frieze. The corner posts with inserted pillars or as posts with fittings. A two-line inscription above the former driveway: IF ME DON'T GOT HET THE GENAD LAY, I DON'T BUILD THE HOUSE FOR MICHEL SCHFER CUSTOMER. . . As a town hall, the building is a cultural monument due to its location and the quality of the half-timbered construction with rich ornamental forms.	17th century	133096   DDB
	Running fountain	Herbornseelbach, Hardtstraße o. No. Location hall: 23, parcel: 169/4	Cast iron fountain from the last quarter of the 19th century, which is historically significant as a regional industrial product. The sides of the octagonal trough with a central well are decorated with a flat relief with two symmetrically arranged birds. Together with the linden tree and the Protestant church, the fountain forms a significant urban ensemble and is therefore a cultural monument.	last quarter of the 19th century	133102   DDB
	Bakehouse	Herbornseelbach, Hohe Straße o. No. Location floor: 20, parcel: 3	Baking house built entirely in quarry stone with window and door frames in stone. The small functional building is an important part of rural life	1851 [1]	133106   DDB
	Half-timbered barn	Herbornseelbach, in the old garden no. Location corridor: 20, parcel: 102 and 103	Half-timbered barn completely preserved in its original form. In one of the two lintels that serve as a support is the inscription dating 1625. The barn is thus one of the oldest farm buildings in the Dill area. Its age gives it historical significance and makes it a cultural monument.	1625	133103   DDB
	Former forester's house	Herbornseelbach, Jägerhausstraße 1/3 position corridor 25, plot: 1/1 + 2, 2/1 + 3, 4/3 + 4	Two-storey building built in quarry stone with a crooked hip above a high basement. The building, which dates to the last quarter of the 18th century, is characterized by its axiality. In the middle of the building there is a dwelling with a triangular gable and an outside staircase leading to the entrance. In the corner of the residential building, a barn from the same time it was built. Both buildings are cultural monuments.	last quarter of the 18th century	133107   DDB
	Half-timbered construction	Herbornseelbach, Laurentiusgasse 1 Location hall: 19, parcel: 96	Two-storey half-timbered building, which is technically and artistically significant due to the undisturbed structure with a fine profile of the floor transition. Opposite the church, the building is highlighted by its location.	around 1700	133104   DDB
	Half-timbered construction	Herbornseelbach, Marburger Straße 21 Location hall: 23, parcel: 180 and 181	At the corner of Hohe Straße - leading to the town center - with Marburger Straße - leading through the Aartal - a two-storey half-timbered building on a broken stone base in a frameless framework. The location of the building on the road crossing the Aartal suggests that the current use of the inn has a longer tradition. The building, which dates back to the middle of the 19th century, is a cultural monument together with the fountain in front of it	1825 to 1875	133105   DDB
	Half-timbered construction	Herbornseelbach, Hardtstraße 6 Location corridor: 23, parcel: 34–36	The gable of the half-timbered building shows a largely original structure with widely spread man forms and numerous decorative forms, such as the block frieze of the collar beam or the half rosette above.	around 1700	133109   DDB
	Protestant church	Herbornseelbach, front of the church one location Land: 19 Parcel: 97	Late Romanesque choir tower with a renewed superstructure and a transverse nave with a slated hipped roof. The nave was built in 1953 by the church builder Gruber as a transverse rectangle and offset on the tower and replaced the longitudinally rectangular, essentially medieval, previous nave. Parts of the baroque church have been taken over. The three-sided galleries on tubular steel supports are equipped with the parapet fillings of the old gallery. Of the furnishings, the pulpit from 1647, the altar from around 1700 and the organ from the mid-19th century should also be mentioned. A pressed pointed arch connects the chancel on the ground floor of the tower with the nave. On the east and south walls of the choir there are semicircular seating niches, each with a small window. The choir is closed by a groin vault. As an essentially medieval choir tower with a modern, renovated nave with a partial integration of older components, the church is a cultural monument because of its historical and artistic significance.		133095   DDB

Hirschberg

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Overall system	Hirschberg, entire Hirschberg location	The place, first mentioned in 1309 as Heyersberg, is located southwest of Herborn in the Driedorfer Forest below the over 500 m high Hirschkoppe. In the center of the village is the Protestant church, which is still medieval in its core and is surrounded by rural residential and commercial buildings from around 1700. Due to its importance for the legibility of the Hirschberg settlement history, this area forms a small overall complex. Buildings within the overall complex are as follows: Eckstrasse 2 5–11 Greifensteiner Weg 5 Lindenstrasse 9 Church (KD), 11 (KD), 15, 19		133112   DDB
	Half-timbered house	Hirschberg, Lindenstraße 11 Location hallway: 1, parcel: 52/1	Opposite the church, a stately half-timbered house dating from around 1700, part of an angular courtyard. Particularly noteworthy is the upper floor on the eaves side with a row of man forms, diagonal ornamental struts in the parapet compartments, in which the center of the building is a fire ram with flat carvings.	around 1700	133117   DDB
	Baroque courtyard	Hirschberg, Lindenstraße 12 Location floor: 4, parcel: 14	Residential part of a former stately baroque courtyard. The two-storey half-timbered building with a half-hip roof and small gable dormers is plastered or slated. The arrangement of the windows suggests a largely original framework structure		133113   DDB
	Einhaushöft	Hirschberg, Lindenstraße 25 Location corridor: 1, parcel: 73	Small gable-independent homestead that is only one room deep. The half-timbered building erected around 1800 with the originally preserved distribution of functions between living, stable and barn is historically valuable as a document of a courtyard shape.	around 1800	133116   DDB
	Protestant church	Hirschberg, Lindenstraße 9 Location hallway: 1, parcel: 40	Built in quarry stone, the core is still medieval building with a rectangular nave and a transverse choir. Above the choir there is a slated community hall. In the intersection of the two gable roofs is a six-sided roof turret with a flat hood. The western extension with stairs is from 1926. Inside the nave, a flat ceiling on a longitudinal girder. Three-sided galleries with twisted wooden columns with alternating square and octagonal panels. The flooring with flat stones laid like a spike. The church is a medieval complex and its dominant location in the center of the village is a cultural monument.		133115   DDB
	Bakehouse and fountain	Hirschberg, Lindenstrasse o. No. Location floor: 1, parcel: 1/1	An ensemble of Backhaus and a fountain in front of it, diagonally across from the Protestant church. The bakery, built in quarry stone with ashlar walls, was built in the middle of the 19th century, the cast iron fountain is a bit younger.	in the middle of the 19th century	133114   DDB

Hörbach

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Protestant church	Hörbach, Herborner Straße o. No. Location floor: 11, parcel: 73/1 and 74	The square choir tower with retracted pointed helmet has been preserved from a medieval building in the east. Today's ship in visible brickwork from 1879. It is accessed from the three-sided west side. There are three bays with stepped buttresses on the outside: the high windows, closed off by an arch, are at the level of the gallery, below there are two small windows for the ground floor. For the overall impression of the ship, in addition to the structure by the buttresses, the beautiful two-lane window division of the arched windows in wood is decisive. Inside the altar and pulpit from the 18th century; The choir and nave are connected by a pressed pointed arch; the galleries already mentioned run on three sides. The church is surrounded by a courtyard, the walls of which have been partially preserved. In the courtyard there is still a grave stele from 1806 and a memorial from the recent past.		133246   DDB

Merkenbach

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Overall system	Merkenbach, complete Merkenbach location	A small part of the center of Merkenbach, first mentioned in 1286 as Murkenbach, has been designated as a complete facility. It lies in the middle course of Merkenbachstraße (formerly Hauptstraße) between the confluence of the streets Zur Dorfmitte (formerly Hofstraße) and An der alten Kirche (formerly Schulstraße). It is characterized by half-timbered buildings that all date from around 1700. Particularly noteworthy is the row of gable-independent buildings on the southern side of Merkenbachstrasse. The entire complex was identified due to its historical significance		133118   DDB
	Rehbach Bridge	Merkenbach, Gew. Rehmühle Location hall: 2, parcel: 67, 68 and 66/4	Three-arch quarry stone bridge with breakwaters over the Rehbach, about a kilometer before it flows into the Dill. The well-assembled building from the 18th century is located east-northeast of the center of Merkenbach. Before a bypass was built (1956) the road from Merkenbach to Herborn ran over the bridge; today it is located on company premises (Berkenhoff / 'bedra')	18th century	133121   DDB
	Running fountain	Merkenbach, Hindenburgstraße o. No. Location floor: 1, parcel: 151/1	Cast iron fountain from the last quarter of the 19th century, which is opposite the confluence of Merkenbachstrasse, which is designated as a complete complex. The fountain is characterized by a very beautiful decoration: the rectangular trough with a flower frieze at the top, the fountain stick with a dragon-shaped water pipe and pine cones.	last quarter of the 19th century	133119   DDB
	Oranienstrasse 1	Merkenbach, Oranienstraße 1, corridor location : 3, parcel: 145/1	Two-storey half-timbered residential building dating back to the 18th century, part of an eaves-free building group with several residential and commercial parts. Undisturbed half-timbered structure, stiffening of the posts on the upper floor with cleats and foot struts, on the ground floor only with high foot struts.	Late 18th century	133120   DDB
more pictures	Half-timbered house	Merkenbach, Weilburger Straße 18 Location floor: 3, parcel: 107/1	Exemplarily renovated half-timbered house from the end of the 17th century, expanded in the 19th century, integrated stables on the ground floor, exposed framework, asymmetrically divided by ribs with wide struts and a strikingly steep, clapboard roof.	17th century	133282   DDB

Schönbach

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	'Wachtköppel Tunnel'	Schönbach, early 20th century, location corridor: 11, parcel 67	In the course of the construction of the Westerwald Railway at the beginning of the 20th century, the Wachkoppel east of Schönbach was tunneled under. The tunnel construction particularly illustrates the traffic-related performance that was necessary to connect the Westerwald plateau to the Dill valley. The tunnel is a cultural monument due to its historical significance.	Early 20th century	133135   DDB
	Half-timbered house Am Kirchberg 8/9	Schönbach, Am Kirchberg 8/9 Location hall: 12, parcel: 7 and 4/1	At the foot of the Kirchberg and in a bend in the main street dominant plastered half-timbered building, probably from the time around 1700. The position of the windows suggests an undisturbed half-timbered structure.	around 1700	133127   DDB
	Protestant church	Schönbach, Am Kirchberg o. No. location floor: 12, parcel: 13	The slender west tower with an octagonal lantern and pointed helmet has been preserved from the medieval church. The ship was built in 1733 in the form of a spacious hall. The inscription above the tower entrance indicates the renewal of the church: AUSPICIO DIVINO REGNANTE SERENISSIMO PRINCIPE AC DOMINO CHRISTIANO PRINCIPE HAEC IACTIS THE 23 APRILIS 1733 DENNO FUNDAMENTIS FUNDITUSREAEDIFICATA. The ship, built in quarry stone with a slated roof, has a flat ceiling on the inside over a cove. The originally three-sided galleries rest on Tuscan wooden pillars. The slightly raised eastern gallery above the pulpit altar carries the organ from the first half of the 18th century, crowned by three putti. The pulpit stems from the 17th century. On the south side of the nave there is a portal from the end of the 18th century.		133132   DDB
	railway station	Schönbach, Collardinstraße o. No. Location floor: 3, parcel: 101/10	Simple building built in Haustein with a slated gable roof from the time before the First World War. The station is a cultural monument. It has historical significance as part of the railway line built at the beginning of the 20th century that connected the difficult-to-access Westerwald with the Dill Valley. The station can be seen as a unit with the bridge, also built on Schönbacher district, and the tunnel under the guard paddock.	Early 20th century	133133   DDB
	Overall system	Schönbach, Schönbach complex, Kirchberg location	The Kirchberg is located on the southern outskirts of Schönbach. It is connected to the town center by a stairway on its north side. The old walling of the churchyard is still partially preserved. In addition to the church, which is essentially medieval, there are two schools on the Kirchberg that were built here in the first half of the 19th century and 1910 respectively. The north-western side of the Kirchberg is occupied by rural buildings from the 17th and 18th centuries. The Kirchberg area is significant in terms of urban planning due to its location, profile and connection to the town center, and historically due to the dense grouping of church, school and the town's oldest rural buildings. It was therefore designated as a small overall facility. Buildings within the overall facility are as follows: Am Kirchberg 8 (KD), 10. o. No. Church (KD) 9 (KD) Schönbacher Hauptstraße 55 (KD)		133122   DDB
	Part of the front door	Schönbach, Grünewiesenstraße 2 Location floor: 13, parcel: 85	Artistically valuable double-leaf door from the first half of the 19th century, dated 1842 above the warrior. The date indicates the time when Schönbach's village was expanded in the 19th century. The door is a cultural monument due to its artistic and historical importance. The buildings of the village expansion, eaves-standing single houses, are also worth preserving.	1842	133123   DDB
	Amdorfbach Bridge	Schönbach, Grünewiesenstrasse o. No. Location floor: 13, parcel: 84/1 and 18	Single arch quarry stone bridge over the Amdorfbach, probably built at the end of the 18th century. In addition to its technical and historical significance, the bridge is part of a zone in the townscape densely populated with historical buildings (Hauptstrasse 138, Backhaus).	Late 18th century	133124   DDB
	Railway bridge	Schönbach, Gusternhainer Straße at No. 5 + 7, location floor: 19, parcel: 25	Railway bridge over the Amdorfbach, west of the town center. The stream is crossed by a box girder resting on a central pillar, the slope is crossed by an arched construction in Haustein. As a technical component of the Westerwald line built at the beginning of the 20th century, of historical importance and therefore a cultural monument.	Early 20th century	133134   DDB
	Half-timbered house at Schönbacher Hauptstrasse 26	Schönbach, Schönbacher Hauptstraße 26 Location corridor: 10, parcel: 30/1	Half-timbered building on the eastern outskirts of the village opposite the confluence of Grünewiesenstrasse. In addition to the profiling of the horizontal components, the structure is characterized by a lively design with numerous short counter braces.	1st half of the 18th century	133131   DDB
	Half-timbered house at Schönbacher Hauptstrasse 34	Schönbach, Schönbacher Hauptstraße 34 Location hall: 10, parcel: 52/3	Half-timbered building on the eaves at the confluence of the Ringstrasse with the Hauptstrasse. The gable shows a half-timbered structure of the 18th century with rich struts, profiled thresholds and corner posts shaped as balusters. Particularly noteworthy is the horizontally divided door, also from the 18th century, with four carved panels.	1800	133130   DDB
	Half-timbered house at Schönbacher Hauptstrasse 55	Schönbach, Schönbacher Hauptstraße 55 Location hall: 12, parcel: 8/1	Two-storey half-timbered building from the first half of the 18th century with a beautiful classicist door. The building frames the access to the stairway leading up to the Kirchberg. In today's townscape, it is important because of its quality as a single building and its location	1st half of the 18th century	133126   DDB
	Bakehouse and fountain	Schönbach, Schönbacher Hauptstraße next to No. 31, location floor: 13, parcel: 14	A bakery built in Haustein, directly on the Amdorf brook, which is accessible from the eaves side. In front of the east gable of the bakery there is a cast-iron fountain, between the two a staircase down to the stream. The bakery, which was built in the middle of the 19th century, and the somewhat younger fountain are of historical importance as formerly important functional facilities in the village.	in the middle of the 19th century	133125   DDB
	Side street 1	Schoenbach, street 1 position corridor 11, plot 46	Half-timbered house from around 1700. Despite some changes, the building still illustrates the cross-functional structure of living quarters, barn and stable. As a courtyard shape and as a half-timbered construction with two-story stands of historical importance.	around 1700	133129   DDB
	Side street 1 / Am Heller 9	Schönbach, Seitenstrasse 1 / Am Heller 9 Location floor: 11, parcel: 46, 50/2	Compared to the building mentioned above, there is a high basement. The entrance with an arch made of ashlar, the keystone contains the date 1832. As a special structural form of rural economy of historical importance.	1832	133128   DDB

Uckersdorf

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Half-timbered house at Alte Hauptstrasse 19/21	Uckersdorf, Alte Hauptstraße 19/21 Location floor: 1, parcel: 315/56 and 131/56	Two-storey eaves half-timbered building around 1700. All-round offset between floors with protruding beam heads, thresholds and profiled frame. The parapet is richly decorated with curved or curved struts with noses, fire rams and two diamonds, each formed by four lugs, on the upper floor of the gable. The arrangement of these elements is symmetrical.	around 1700	133255   DDB
	Old mayor's office	Uckersdorf, Alte Hauptstraße 22 Location hallway: 1, parcel: 79/4	The two-storey half-timbered building was erected in the first half of the 19th century without any horizontal framework over a broken stone base. The building is striking due to its high proportions and its location at the confluence of a path leading to the neighboring church.	19th century	133252   DDB
	Half-timbered house at Alte Hauptstrasse 27	Uckersdorf, Alte Hauptstraße 27 Location hallway: 1, parcel: 59/1	Half-timbered building from the 17th century in a prominent position as the head of an eaves-standing assembly. The gable with a completely undisturbed half-timbered structure is particularly expressive. It shows often profiled storey offsets, the filler wood with a bar in front of it, interrupted by a pearl, and a block frieze on the collar beam.	17th century	133254   DDB
	Protestant church	Uckersdorf, Alte Hauptstraße o. No. Location floor: 1, parcel: 280/77 and 281/224	Two-storey half-timbered construction dating from the 17th century, which is located on the north-western edge of the churchyard. Slated roof with a square roof turret with a retracted pointed helmet. The extension of the nave to the south dates from 1935. Inside, the nave is separated from the choir, which has a 5/8 end, by a wooden pointed arch. The flat ceilings in the nave and choir rest on longitudinal beams. Galleries in both components, with the southern pair of columns in the nave continuing on the gallery and supporting the longitudinal beams. The four pillars of the choir are dated together with 1.7.0.7. The eight-sided pulpit with a strong cornice is also worth mentioning.	17th century	133253   DDB
	Villa Am Mühlgraben 17	Uckersdorf, Am Mühlgraben 17 Location floor: 3, parcel: 2709/7	In the Amdorfbach valley, south of the town center, villa dating from around 1900. The builder ran a mill here (has since been demolished). The two-storey plastered building is characterized in detail by, among other things, its stone elements, the half-timbered gable of the transverse building facing the valley and its colored roof tiles.	1895 to 1905	133250   DDB
	Old village mill Am Mühlgraben 2	Uckersdorf, Am Mühlgraben 2 Location floor: 1, parcel: 106	Old village mill, which is a single structure on the Amdorfbach south of the closed village. Basically a building from around 1700. Due to its great age, the building is of particular importance for the economic and technical history of the milling trade and is therefore a cultural monument.	around 1700	133251   DDB
	Half-timbered house Uckersdorfer Hauptstrasse 13	Uckersdorf, Uckersdorfer Hauptstraße 13 Location hall: 1, parcel: 88/10	At a bend in the main street, half-timbered building around 1700, which is effectively located for the townscape. Three building zones - collar and corner posts stiffened by man forms - form a broad building. In the gable there are two firebucks and diagonal struts as an ornamental shape. The building, accessible via a bridge over the open Medenbach, is a cultural monument.	around 1700	133249   DDB
	Running fountain	Uckersdorf, Uckersdorfer main road in no. 8 position hall 1, hall unit: 13/3	Cast iron running fountain from the last quarter of the 19th century. As a regional industrial product and as an element of the water supply of historical importance, today a distinctive urban break in the main street that crosses the town. The fountain is therefore a cultural monument.	last quarter of the 19th century	133248   DDB
	Bakehouse	Uckersdorf, Uckersdorfer main road outside no. 30 position hall: 1 parcel: 147/4	Baking house built in quarry stone with a hip roof. As a rural functional building, presumably from the early 20th century, of historical importance, and due to its location also urban development.	early 20th century	133256   DDB
	Amdorfbach Bridge	Uckersdorf, in front of the Ley Lage hallway: 1, parcel: 2685/1	Two-arched quarry stone bridge built in 1788 with a breakwater over the Amdorfbach, located immediately behind the confluence of the Medenbach.	1788	133247   DDB
	railway station	Uckersdorf, Vor der Ley 2 Location hall: 2, parcel: 271/3	Type construction from 1906 according to a design by Ludwig Hofmann (like Bf Erdbach) made of natural stone on a T-shaped floor plan south of the village and route, with gables and hipped roof on both sides against the timber-framed goods shed to the east.	1906	161989   DDB

Web links

Commons : Kulturdenkmäler in Herborn  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• State Office for Monument Preservation Hessen (Ed.): Cultural monuments in Herborn In: DenkXweb, online edition of cultural monuments in Hesse
• Small request in the state parliament