List of cultural monuments in Ingelheim am Rhein

In the list of cultural monuments in Ingelheim am Rhein , all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate city Ingelheim am Rhein including the districts are listed. No cultural monuments have been identified for the Ingelheim-West district. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of January 2, 2017).

Frei-Weinheim

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Gasthaus "Zur Pfalz"	Frei-Weinheim, Dammstrasse 2 location	1753	former Lutheran church; Half-hip roof building, marked 1753 and 1837; Characteristic of the street with No. 4	more pictures
Kurpfälzisches Forsthaus	Frei-Weinheim, Dammstrasse 4 location	after 1755	former forester's house in the Electoral Palatinate; in the core baroque plastered building, after 1755; Characteristic of the street with No. 2	more pictures
Wayside chapel	Frei-Weinheim, Dammstrasse, opposite No. 48a location	1905	Path chapel in Gothic style, 1905	more pictures
Catholic Parish Church of St. Michael	Frei-Weinheim, Kirchstrasse 9 location	1760	Baroque hall building, marked 1760, probably with older parts, baroque tower 1927/28	more pictures
Evangelical Gustav Adolf Church	Frei-Weinheim, Schubertstrasse 1 location	1909/10	Bruchstein Hall in the Heimat style, 1909/10, architects Ludwig Mahr and Georg Markwort , Darmstadt	more pictures
Cemetery cross	Frei-Weinheim, Schubertstrasse 56, in the Lage cemetery	around 1851	Cemetery cross, around 1851	more pictures
Myriameter stone	Frei-Weinheim, northeast of the region on the banks of the Rhine location	1860s	Myriameter Stone XXXV; Marking of the electricity survey carried out in 1867, sandstone block, 1860s	more pictures

Großwinterheim

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Veteran's stone and tombs	Großwinternheim, Dörleweg, in the cemetery location	from 1844	on the cemetery that was laid out in the first half of the 19th century and expanded several times: Veteran stone, sandstone pillar with a profiled headpiece and trophy crown, inscribed 1844 Gehrhardt family crypt: small complex with wrought-iron lattice fence, sophisticated brick facade in late historical forms with battlements, late 19th century Tomb Johann Adam Schwarz († 1892): mighty oak stump with anchor on a square rock base	more pictures
Spoilage	Großwinternheim, Erthalerstraße, at No. 1 location	1733	Door lintel, baroque, marked 1733
Courtyard	Großwinternheim, Erthalerstraße 4 location	18th and 19th centuries	Courtyard, 18th and 19th centuries; Baroque house and barn under a half-hip roof, marked 1772; defining the streetscape	more pictures
Courtyard	Großwinternheim, Erthalerstraße 15/17 location	17th or early 18th century	Baroque Streckhof staggered in height, probably from the 17th or early 18th century
Site fortification	Großwinternheim, Erthalerstaße, behind No. 26 Lage	early 14th century	Part of the late medieval fortifications, circular wall with part of the moat, probably from the early 14th century
Hof Obentraut	Großwinternheim, free place 1 location	1609	mighty renaissance stepped gable building, marked 1609, partly increased in the 19th century	more pictures
Fountain	Großwinternheim, free space, opposite No. 1 location	1884	Laufbrunnen, late Classicist, marked 1884	more pictures
front door	Großwinternheim, Free Place, at No. 2 location	18th century	Baroque garments, 18th century, classicist door leaf probably around 1800
Spolia	Großwinternheim, Guldengasse, at No. 1 location	17th and 18th centuries	baroque lintel, marked 1721; Renaissance relief stone (fragment), around 1600 (?)
Residential building	Großwinternheim, Guldengasse 7 location	1724	Baroque building, 1724 (older in essence), late Gothic stair tower, changes in the 19th and 20th centuries
winery	Großwinternheim, Obentrautstraße 3 location	16th to 19th century	former court of nobles; Courtyard, 16th to 19th centuries; Renaissance building from the end of the 16th century, former tithe barn with wave gable, probably from the later 16th century, vaulted barn marked 1861; at the Hochgarten part of the late medieval fortifications, quarry stone wall	more pictures
Spoilage	Großwinternheim, Obentrautstrasse, at No. 6 location	1876	Inscription stone, marked 1876
Adelshof	Großwinternheim, Obentrautstraße 10 location	16th to 19th century	former noble court of the barons von und zu Erthal; Hipped roof construction, 16th to 19th century; Renaissance archway with coat of arms stone, marked 1574
gym	Großwinternheim, Obentrautstraße 42 location		Gründerzeit clinker building, marked 1893	more pictures
War memorial	Großwinternheim, Oberhofstrasse location	1875	War memorial 1870/71, plaza with Germania, inscribed 1875	more pictures
barn	Großwinternheim, Oberhofstrasse, at No. 2 location		baroque barn, originally part of No. 4
Wallbrunn farm	Großwinternheim, Oberhofstraße 4 location	1788	Castle-like late baroque mansard hipped roof building in gardens, 1788, coat of arms stone inscribed 1539 (1559?)
Courtyard	Großwinternheim, Oberhofstraße 6 location	16th to 19th century	Courtyard, 16th to 19th centuries; stately house, probably from 1562/63 (dated) and 1586 (dated), late Gothic shield gable to the neighboring house, partly half-timbered, plastered, quarry stone barn from the second half of the 19th century; defining the streetscape	more pictures
Residential building	Großwinternheim, Oberhofstraße 13 location	17th century	Baroque, possibly late medieval house, half-timbered house from the 17th century
Gate system	Großwinternheim, Oberhofstrasse, at No. 19 location	18th century	late Gothic gate of the rectory (?), probably from the 16th century; baroque economy, 18th century, canceled
Community bullpen	Großwinternheim, Oberhofstraße 20 location	1899	Limestone facade, marked 1899
Catholic Church of St. John Evangelist	Großwinternheim, Oberhofstraße 21 location	1764	Romanesque tower with Renaissance portal, marked 1662; late baroque hall building, marked 1764; defining the townscape	more pictures
Fire station	Großwinternheim, Oberhofstraße 23 location	1740-47	former Protestant parish church; baroque hall building, 1740–47; with parts of the Gothic St. Michael's Chapel, profaned in 1888	more pictures
Selztaldom	Großwinternheim, Schwabenheimer Straße 26 Location	1887/88	Protestant parish church; neo-Romanesque quarry stone building, 1887/88, architect Heinrich von Schmidt , Munich, building sculpture Anton Scholl , Mainz; defining the location and the landscape	more pictures
Courtyard	Großwinternheim, Wallbrunnstraße 1 location	around 1800	Courtyard area; Construction of a crooked hipped roof, around 1800
Substation	Großwinternheim, north of Großwinternheim; Hallway Haun location	Mid-1920s	Plastered building with pyramid helmet, mid-1920s	more pictures

Heidesheim on the Rhine

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Jewish cemetery monument zone	Location at the Jewish cemetery	1882	Created in 1882; eleven tombs from 1885 to 1935
Monument zone Burg Windeck	Bahnhofstrasse 18 location	around 1209	Moated castle built by Herdegen von Winternheim around 1209; in the core late Romanesque residential tower (roof dated around 1703), stately residential building around 1627/28 with neo-Gothic changes from 1860
Monument zone Provinzialsiechenheim	Binger Strasse 46a location	1889-1901	former provincial hospital; late founding clinker buildings in park-like grounds, 1889–93 / 1901, architect Franz Josef Usinger , Mainz; Kitchen with clock tower, men's and women's houses with hipped roofs, sophisticated three-storey director's villa from 1900/01, simultaneous chapel from around 1893	more pictures
Schlossmühle monument zone	Grabenstrasse 46 location	before 1677	manorial property enclosed before 1677; Renaissance building with stair tower rebuilt from 1920; former Lower Castle Mill, quarry stone building from the middle of the 19th century; extensive, partly terraced area with mill moat surrounded by a circular wall with a late Gothic archway
Sandhof monument zone	Sandhof 1/3/7 location	18th and 19th centuries	Extensive area of ​​the former farm yard of the Eberbach monastery surrounded by a partly medieval ring wall, founded between 1163 and 1178; mansion-like baroque house, older (?) in the core; former tithe barn, late baroque hipped roof building, converted into a mill in 1808; Bakery and wine press house
Monument zone Königsklinger Aue	northeast of the place, Rheininsel Königsklinger Aue location	late 19th and early 20th centuries	high-ranking late historical complex with a palace-like neo-baroque mansard hipped roof villa, 1904–09, architect Wilhelm Kreis , Düsseldorf, furnishings; Landscape garden, “gatehouse” in 1912, former servants' house in 1910, “doll's house” in 1911; Ökonomie denotes 1872; Belvedere; Mausoleum around 1910	more pictures
Monument zone sandmills	southeast of the village; Sand mill 71, 73, 75, 77a-e location	19th century	intact section of the mill landscape on the Sandbach including the two springs (Carolingian (?) version) No. 71/73: Thunder Mill; No. 71, courtyard from the second half of the 19th century: No. 73, Einfirstanlage marked 1909 No. 75: Lower sand mill, Vierseithof, essentially from the 19th century No. 77a: Upper sand mill, nine-axis half-hip roof construction, probably from the beginning of the 19th century	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Waldeck Mill	Am Pfingstborn 7 location	second half of the 19th century	former praise mill ; Three-wing system; Quarry stone buildings, second half of the 19th century
town hall	Binger Strasse 2 location	1857	late classical quarry stone building, marked 1857
House Dillmann	Binger Strasse 5 location	1736	former inn "Zum golden'nen Lamm"; Baroque mansard roof, marked 1736; defining the streetscape
Tombs	Moselstrasse, on the Christian cemetery location	from 1860	On the cemetery, which was laid out around 1860 and partly still framed in the original, grave monuments since 1860, including numerous crosses: J. Arnold († 1865) tomb, late Classicist Tomb of the Spang-Sieben family, neo-Gothic AM Kirsch tomb and the Weidmann family († 1876), cast iron cross Tomb of the KJ Bieger II family (around 1910), cast iron cross Krebs grave: C. Krebs († 1872), Gothic stele; J. Berg († 1872), pillar; OW Krebs († 1890), granite stele; WO Krebs († 1857), column; O. Krebs († 1915), stele, enclosure; FWO Krebs († 1840), classicistic stele; Spouses OE Krebs († 1910), stele, enclosure	more pictures
Catholic rectory	Pfarrstrasse 1 location	1712	the core of the baroque half-hipped roof building, partly half-timbered, marked 1712, changes in 1909, architect Ludwig Becker , Mainz; defining the townscape
Catholic parish church of St. Philip and Jacob	Römerstrasse 4 location	from 1300	late baroque hall, 1791/92, 1803–11, architect Jakob Joseph Schneider , Mainz; Gothic tower, around 1300, increased by 1480, extension in 1960/61
War memorial and crucifixion group	Römerstraße, at No. 4 location	19th and 20th centuries	on the church war memorial 1914/18, soldier, inscribed 1934; Crucifixion group marked 1823	more pictures
Zehnthof	Schäferstraße 1, Josef-Kehrein-Straße 20 Location	1719	former tithe courtyard of the Mainz Altmünsterkloster; Baroque hipped roof building, marked 1719, single-storey extension; defining the streetscape	more pictures
Market hall	Schulstrasse 11 location	1920/21	former market hall; basilica neo-classical limestone stone building, 1920/21, architect Friedrich Dietz , Nieder-Ingelheim, extension 1928
Spoilage	Uferstraße, at No. 2 location		Roman sandstone relief
St. George's Catholic Chapel	north of the place; Hallway in the Georgenflur location	around 700	Hall building, essentially around 700, with remains of Roman walls, changes in the 10th century, around 1300 and in the 15th century	more pictures
Residential building	north of the place; Nonnenaue 3 location	18th century	Baroque half-timbered house, partly massive, 18th century, neighboring baroque extension around 1810, quarry stone stable in the core from the 19th century
Water tank	south of the village; Hallway in the Kratzborn location	1904	Boss block type construction in the "castle style", 1904
Karlsquelle	southeast of the village, at the upper sand mill; Corridor Oberm Orbel location	8th or 9th century	Carolingian (?) well chamber, 8th or 9th century

Nieder-Ingelheim

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone Christian cemetery	Nieder-Ingelheim, Georg-Scheuing-Strasse location	around 1836	extensive complex with a right-angled network of paths, opened around 1836, expanded several times to the east (around 1910) and west (after 1950), the older part is surrounded by quarry stone wall; in this: single-storey cemetery caretaker's house with historicizing structure, end of the 19th century (No. 3) in the east a sophisticated cemetery hall, plastered cubic brick building, hipped mansard roof, neo-classicist Art Nouveau, 1910, architect August Buxbaum , Darmstadt Cemetery cross, second half of the 19th century, large sandstone body, base with gables in Gothic form, partially supplemented In front of the cemetery wall, war memorial 1870/71, last quarter of the 19th century, tall, tapering red sandstone pillar with a large Victoria figure, late classicist forms, inscription, rock base outstanding tombs: Tomb of the Erlanger-Bernus family, around 1900/10: mighty, high-pedestal cross made of polished black marble, inscription plaque and coat of arms in bronze, tomb slabs with bronze cover for Dr. Wilhelm Freiherr von Erlanger († 1909) Tomb of the de Roock, van Krieken and Emmerling families: representative complex, in the center an obelisk for Albertus Gerrit de Roock († 1857) above rock plinth, grouped around this segment-arched marble steles, including for Albertus Theodorus van Krieken († 1874) and Hubertus van Krieken ( † 1880), wrought iron fencing, the posts in the shape of an obelisk Gravestone Gustav Johann Freiherr von Mengden († 1856): handsome late classical red sandstone stele with segmented gable	more pictures
Monument zone Königspfalz	Nieder-Ingelheim, in the Lage room	after 774	Based on the late antique model , the palace founded by Charlemagne after 774 , first extension with a hall church in the 10th century, around 1160 restoration, extension and walling by Frederick I , settlement since the 14th century; archaeological excavations 1909–14, 1960–70 and from 1993; Carolingian foundations, especially Aula regia, “Heidesheimer Tor” around 800, “Saalbrunnen”, “Karlsbad”; extensive remains of the ring wall, probably around 1160, so-called wine press house with Romanesque parts, warm air heating around 1200; One to two-storey houses mainly from the 18th and 19th centuries, numerous medieval vaulted cellars	more pictures
Jewish cemetery monument zone	Nieder-Ingelheim, Karolingerstraße location	after 1700	probably not laid out before 1700, first mentioned in writing in 1769; very long and narrow area, occupied until 1888; 23 mostly weathered grave stelae made of sandstone, usually with a curved or semicircular end, Hebrew inscriptions, the oldest grave stele from 1761, mostly from the 19th century	more pictures
Monument zone of Villa Padjarkan	Nieder-Ingelheim, An der Saalmühle 13/15 location	around 1810	Classicist three-wing complex grouped around the courtyard, around 1810, extension in 1841, late-historical extension 1891–93 by architect Ludwig Becker and sculptor Anton Scholl , Mainz; English landscape garden around 1860/70 by the Siesmayer brothers , Bockenheim near Frankfurt, with late historical clinker buildings, around 1891, enclosure including vineyard; former "home for servants", around 1897, architect Johann Hilgert I. (An der Saalmühle 1)	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Catholic parish church of St. Remigius	Nieder-Ingelheim, Belzerstraße 5 location	Late 12th century	Romanesque tower, probably from the end of the 12th century and around 1230; baroque hall, marked 1739, architect probably Kaspar Valerius , Heidelberg; Baroque crucifixion group in the old churchyard, priest gravestones from the middle of the 19th century	more pictures
Catholic rectory	Nieder-Ingelheim, Belzerstraße 8 location	1759	Late baroque hipped roof building, marked 1759, archway marked 1675, barn marked 1762
Jägerhof	Nieder-Ingelheim, Belzerstraße 9 location	1938	Castle-like neo-baroque villa, 1938, architect Paul Darius (1893–1962), Stuttgart, landscape garden	more pictures
Market hall	Nieder-Ingelheim, Binger Strasse 9 location	1909	Baroque Art Nouveau building, marked 1909, extension marked 1912
Winery of the Nieder-Ingelheim wine cooperative	Nieder-Ingelheim, Binger Strasse 16 location	1904	former winery of the Nieder-Ingelheim wine cooperative (winery with gastronomy); Built-in houses, single-storey wine press hall and stepped gable building, marked 1904, architect Wilhelm Kahm , Eltville
Boehringer's founding villa	Nieder-Ingelheim, Binger Strasse 162 location	1893	late historical brick building, 1893, extension 1905–12, architect Heinrich Hintze , Wiesbaden; high quality interior; Garden with mature trees	more pictures
Red Tower	Nieder-Ingelheim, Binger Straße 198 Location	1925	Substation with transformer station; Plastered building with pyramid helmet, 1925, architect Philipp Starck , Ober-Ingelheim
War memorial	Nieder-Ingelheim, Binger Strasse, Kommerzienrat-Albert-Boehringer-Anlage, location	1925	War memorial 1914/18, expressionistically shaped hexagon with pyramid roof, group of figures, 1925	more pictures
Market fountain	Nieder-Ingelheim, François-Lachenal-Platz location	1811	classical fountain, 1811
Old Town Hall	Nieder-Ingelheim, Francois-Lachenal-Platz 1 location	1859-62	now museum; Limestone block construction in the arched style, 1859–62, architect Eduard Köhler , Bingen; defining the plaza	more pictures
Spoilage	Nieder-Ingelheim, Francois-Lachenal-Platz, at No. 6 location	12th Century	Romanesque stone, 12th century (?)
school	Nieder-Ingelheim, Francois-Lachenal-Platz 7 location	1828	former evangelical schoolhouse; Classicist rectangular building, marked 1828
front door	Nieder-Ingelheim, in the hall, at No. 6 location	18th century	Baroque garment, 18th century, classicist door leaf
Hall church	Nieder-Ingelheim, Karolingerstraße without number location	between 950 and 997	Protestant parish church, former palatine chapel; cruciform hall building, essentially Ottonian, probably between 950 and 997, renovated around 1160; after repeated damage and renovation in 1963/64, returned to its original dimensions; neo-Romanesque tower, 1861; high churchyard wall	more pictures
Inn	Nieder-Ingelheim, Mainzer Straße 40 Location	around 1871	former “Zur Krone” inn; Late classical quarry stone building, around 1871
Inn	Nieder-Ingelheim, Mainzer Straße 60 Location	18th century	former inn "Zum golden Hirsch"; late baroque mansard hipped roof, 18th century
Front door and spoiler	Nieder-Ingelheim, Mainzer Straße, at No. 67 Lage	early 19th century	Front door, classicist door leaf, early 19th century; sculpted coat of arms stone of Villanova	more pictures
Pestalozzi School	Nieder-Ingelheim, Mainzer Straße 68 Location	1880 to 1913	three-part assembly, 1880 to 1913; late classicist limestone building, 1880, increase in 1903; neo-classical hipped roof building and gym, marked 1912/13, architect Hans Baptist Becker , Darmstadt; Intermediate building with vestibule; Toilet pavilions
Evangelical rectory	Nieder-Ingelheim, Mainzer Straße 70b Location	1900/01	Late historical representative building, 1900/01, architect Paul Lucius , Bingen
Courtyard	Nieder-Ingelheim, Mainzer Straße 94 Location	19th century	Four-sided courtyard, essentially from the 19th century; twelve-axis late baroque house, probably from the middle of the 18th century; defining the streetscape
Residential building	Nieder-Ingelheim, Natalie-von-Harder-Straße 1 location	second half of the 18th century	single-storey baroque mansard hipped roof, probably from the second half of the 18th century
Substation	Nieder-Ingelheim, Sternbornstraße 23 location	Mid-1920s	Plastered building with pyramid helmet, mid-1920s, architect probably Philipp Starck, Ober-Ingelheim
portal	Nieder-Ingelheim, Zuckerberg, at No. 26 Lage	1612	Portal vestments, Renaissance, marked 1612
Rheinklause	Nieder-Ingelheim, Alter Sand 3; north of the town on the Rhine river kilometer 516.6 Location	1893	neo-Romanesque basalt block construction, marked 1893, architect probably Ludwig Becker, Mainz
Pumping station	Nieder-Ingelheim, north of the village; Badweg 31 location	1905-06	sophisticated assembly in Art Nouveau, marked 1905-06, architect Wilhelm Lenz , Mainz	more pictures
Water pipe	Nieder-Ingelheim, northeast of the town on the boundary with Heidesheim am Rhein ; Hallway Upper basement location	between 780 and 900	Carolingian vaulted canal, built between around 780 and 900 to supply the royal palace
Quiet	Nieder-Ingelheim, east of the village; Hallway Heidesheimer Weg location	early 19th century	two-part sandstone bench, probably from the early 19th century
Street memorial	Nieder-Ingelheim, east of the village; opposite Mainzer Straße 255 location	1807	stately sandstone obelisk in memory of the construction of the “ Route de Charlemagne ”, 1807
Haxthäuserhof	Nieder-Ingelheim, southeast of the village on the plateau of the Mainz mountain; Corridor Am Hof location		In the quarry stone barn and stable of the courtyard, which stands in place of a Romanesque monastery, pillars, spolia and Carolingian fighters of the former monastery church	more pictures
Well house	Nieder-Ingelheim, southeast of the village and north of the Haxthäuserhof; Corridor Am Hof location	18th century	Baroque building with hipped roof, 18th century	more pictures
monolith	Nieder-Ingelheim, southeast of the village at the entrance to the Haxthäuserhof; Corridor Am Hof location		probably Neolithic menhir	more pictures

Ober-Ingelheim

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone of the old Jewish cemetery	Ober-Ingelheim, Hugo-Loersch-Strasse location	1836	Rectangular area laid out in 1836, walled in 1876; 143 tombstones from 1841 to 1938; Graves with gable roofing, urn crowning and Levite hands: Jacob Kahn (died 1858), Adolf Hirsch (died 1878), Moses Hirsch (died 1880), Adelheid Moreau nee Vogel (died 1872), Markus Mayer II (died 1895); Sigmund Nathan (died 1890): massive obelisk made of black granite, grave border; Heinrich Koch (died 1912): Stele with Art Nouveau ornamentation	more pictures
Monument zone at the castle church	Ober-Ingelheim, An der Burgkirche 1–13 (all numbers), Grabengasse 1 location	15th to 19th century	Atmospheric street scene with mainly eaves-standing buildings from the Gothic to the Baroque up to the 19th century, including what is probably the oldest half-timbered house in the town (former inn "Zum Schwanen", 15th century)	more pictures
Monument zone Bodepark	Ober-Ingelheim, Stiegelgasse 65 location	around 1837	representative courtyard with villa-like hipped roof construction, around 1837, winter garden, 1885, with furnishings, wine press house, coach house, barn with horse stable, courtyard wall with gate; Extensive park, redesigned in 1911, with plants, pathways and engineering structures from the original English landscape garden from around 1840
Monument zone castle church fortification	Ober-Ingelheim, An der Burgkirche 15, 17, 20 location	from 1103	one of the best preserved church fortifications in southern and western Germany with late medieval castle church fortifications (15th century), evangelical parish church ("castle church"), around 1404 to 1434 with tower from 1103 and furnishings; Cemetery with Late Gothic tombstones: J. von Geispitzheim (1354), J. Erpp (1501), Frau von Löwenstein (1513), Wolf vom Limpurg (1515), A. Waldbott von Bassenheim (1596), epitaph by AM Alsenz (1786) late Classicist tombs: CE Wolf (1837), JE Falk (1841), Dr. FL Gieswein (1839), H. Scheuermann (1851), J. Bastian (1864), Dr. J. Busch (1866), Kolb (1860), Ph. W. Odernheimer (1866), CL Fritschler (1875), J. Mueller (1870), Martin Mohr (1788–1865) Wilhelminian tombs: FB Weitzel (1871), AW Hof (1876), JJ Hof (1876), H. Freund (1876), F.-J. Biebesheimer (1885), JL Gräff (1885), W. Zerban (1890), J. Kaibel (1891), Ph. And R. Ludwig (1885 and 1911), H. Maurer (1891), F. Alenz (1902 ), A. and S. Frank (1920s) War memorial 1914/18 of the late 1920s and war memorial 1870/71 Baroque sexton's house from 1787	more pictures
Monument zone of the New Jewish Cemetery	Ober-Ingelheim, Rotweinstrasse location	1932	1932 laid out in the middle of the northern extensions of the Christian cemetery; 13 tombstones from 1932 to 1941; simple steles made of black, polished granite, original grave borders preserved	more pictures
Monument zone Rinderbachstrasse	Ober-Ingelheim, Rinderbachstrasse 16, 18, 28–38 (even numbers), 15–19 and 23–31 (odd numbers) position	17th to 19th century	Closed building structure with alternating eaves and gables, mostly rural houses from the 17th to 19th centuries	more pictures
Monument zone Eulenmühle	Ober-Ingelheim, south of the village on the right bank of the Selz ; At the Eulenmühle 1 location	18th and 19th centuries	Closed courtyard from the 18th and 19th centuries, two cellars built into the slope above the associated pastures, 18th and 19th centuries	more pictures
Monument zone Gestüt Westerberg	Ober-Ingelheim, southwest of the village on the plateau of the Westerberg Lage	1912	Founded in 1912; Manorial neo-baroque building group loosened up by park-like open spaces, paddocks and riding arenas with old trees, mainly between 1920 and the beginning of the 1930s
Monument zone Griesmühle	Ober-Ingelheim, northwest of the village on the left Selzufer; At the Griesmühle 41 location	16th to 19th century	Multi-wing courtyard complex with a mill house in late Gothic tradition, very rare representative of the once more common type, 16th to 19th centuries	more pictures
Monument zone Jewish cemetery Großwinternheim	Ober-Ingelheim, south of the village on the left of the Selz; Corridor above the Rheinweg location	1752	elongated, terraced area, laid out in 1752; 44 tombs, mostly from the 19th century	more pictures
Westerhaus Castle Monument Zone	Ober-Ingelheim, southwest of the village on the slope of the Westerberg location	1922-27	Mentioned in 1190, privately owned since 1900 and developed into a model estate, largest winery in Rheinhessen; two-part system (castle courtyard, farmyard) in the appearance of the renovation and expansion from 1922–27; Castle-like mansard hipped roof building, 1920s, possibly older in core; terraced park with water basin and enclosure; under the outbuildings a stepped gable construction, in the core probably from the 16th or 17th century, with a stair tower and wine press house from 1922 and a mighty barn with a mansard roof, 1920s	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Site fortification	Ober-Ingelheim	first half of the 15th century	considerable remains of the fortifications with ramparts and moats, which were formerly reinforced with gates and towers and were built up to the first half of the 15th century; the eastern section between Rinderbachstrasse and the castle church with the wall and the rampart and moat in front is best preserved; Wall sections and defense towers (round towers with conical roof or battlements, semicircular shell towers) including the late Gothic castle church with gate, two towers, curtain wall and kennel (15th century)	more pictures
Local wall	Ober-Ingelheim, Altegasse, at No. 38, Unterer Zwerchweg Lage	15th century	Wall section of the fortifications, 15th century
Courtyard	Ober-Ingelheim, Altegasse 58 location	early 18th century	Three-sided courtyard; baroque half-timbered house, partly massive, probably from the early 18th century; at the back of the basement Spolie, marked 1615; defining the streetscape
Heaven mill	Ober-Ingelheim, Altegasse 72 location	18th century	also took a mill ; Baroque mansard hipped roof, partly half-timbered, plastered, 18th century; defining the streetscape
Residential building	Ober-Ingelheim, An der Burgkirche 1 location	1725	baroque house, marked 1725 and 1755; Basement exit of a farm building marked 1570; defining the streetscape
Residential and commercial building	Ober-Ingelheim, An der Burgkirche 2 location	16th to 19th century	two-part assembly, 16th to 19th century; three-axle house with a late Gothic shield gable, the core possibly from the 16th century; Baroque hipped roof building, marked 1738; defining the plaza
Gasthaus "Zum Schwanen"	Ober-Ingelheim, An der Burgkirche 4 location	early 16th century	two-part assembly; older wing with late Gothic framework, probably from the early 16th century, younger wing with decorative framework, late 17th or early 18th century, baroque portal marked 1736; defining the streetscape
winery	Ober-Ingelheim, An der Burgkirche 6/8 location	18th century	Vineyard, two houses, 18th century; No. 6 partly half-timbered, plastered; No. 8 ornamental framework
Residential building	Ober-Ingelheim, An der Burgkirche 10 location	1740	representative mansard hipped roof, marked 1740; defining the streetscape
Geismarscher Hof	Ober-Ingelheim, An der Burgkirche 11 location	1619	late Gothic stepped gable house, marked 1619, older in core; Remodeling around 1900
House to Wolfstein	Ober-Ingelheim, An der Burgkirche 12 location	around 1860	Winery; Late classicist quarry stone building, around 1860, side entrance marked 1780, barn cellar exits marked 1617 and 1860, stable door marked 1616
Burggarten House	Ober-Ingelheim, An der Burgkirche 13 location	1882	in the core an older half-timbered house, partly massive, remodeling in 1882, architect Roos; subsequently a casino from the Gründerzeit, quarry stone building, marked 1882, architect Nicolaus Struth , Nieder-Ingelheim; Society garden 1882, pavilion 1920s; Renaissance courtyard arch, 1612
Defense tower	Ober-Ingelheim, An der Burgkirche, behind No. 13 Lage	15th century	Defense tower of the fortifications, round tower with battlements, 15th century
Castle Church	Ober-Ingelheim, An der Burgkirche 17 location	1103	Protestant parish church, formerly St. Wigbert; Romanesque tower with Gothic battlements, late Gothic nave and choir 1400–15, Johann von Diepach ; with furnishings, especially high-quality tombs	more pictures
graveyard	Ober-Ingelheim, An der Burgkirche, at No. 17 location	from the 14th century	The cemetery around the church is one of the largest and best preserved in Rheinhessen. Path network from the 19th century and old trees have been preserved, and the original, often rich grave enclosures are often still there on the western section of the medieval churchyard wall, a three-part group of pointed arch niches with gables on the east side now in a new arrangement several late Gothic, partly heavily worn grave slabs with inscriptions and mostly with coats of arms, including: Knight Johannes von Geispitzheim († 1354), Magister Johannes Erpp († 1501), a wife von Löwenstein († 1513) and pastor Wolf von Limpurg († 1515), both with full portrait of the deceased, and Agnes Walbott von Bassenheim († 1596) to the right of the churchyard gate is the late baroque epitaph for Anna Maria Alsenz († 1768), heavily weathered except for the very detailed inscription Noteworthy among the late classicist tombs: Tomb of Catharina Elisabetha Wolf, married Pauli († 1837): massive, gabled pillar Tomb Juliana Elisabetha Falk († 1841), mighty column stump with drapery Tomb of Dr. Friedrich Ludwig Gieswein († 1839): gabled stele Heinrich Scheuermann tomb († 1851): fine corner pilasters Jacob Bastian († 1864) tomb: ivy-wrapped column Tomb of Dr. J. Busch († 1866): broken grave column similar to the gravestones Kolb (around 1860), Philipp Wilhelm Odernheimer († 1866) and Carl Ludwig Fritschler († 1875) Johannes Mueller († 1870) tomb: fenced-in double complex with gable-crowned tombstones Martin Mohr's tomb (1788–1865): bronze bust over a monumental substructure, probably from the early 20th century ** to be emphasized among the Wilhelminian style stones: Tomb of Friedrich Bernhard Weitzel († 1871): ancient crowning Tomb of Anna Wilhelmine Hof née Hartmann († 1876): rich neo-Gothic stele J. Jacob Hof tomb († 1876): identical type Heinrich Freund's tomb († 1876): sandstone stele Tomb Franz-Joseph Biebesheimer († 1885): quite elaborate, gothic iron fence Tomb of Johann Ludwig Gräff († 1885): lush acroter crowning Wendel Zerban († 1890) tomb: richly carved Tomb Johanna Kaibel née Pauli († 1891): top with flower vase Tomb of Philipp and Rudolf Ludwig († 1885 and 1911), massive granite obelisk Grave of Henriette Maurer née Ritter († 1891): ornate wrought iron fence Friedrich Alsenz's tomb († 1902): crowned cross, ornate iron enclosure Tomb of Aaron and Selma Frank (1920s): tall, broken Ionic sandstone column on the forecourt of the entrance to the churchyard war memorial 1914/18, pillar with an expressionistically inspired upper border, late 1920s on the western edge of the Beringes war memorial 1870/71 obelisk with bronze figure of the imperial eagle Baroque sexton's house at the west gate (An der Burgkirche 20), built in 1787, probably rebuilt after 1844 Opposite the former Protestant school (An der Burgkirche 15), two-storey quarry stone building, 1859	more pictures
gym	Ober-Ingelheim, An der Burgkirche 24 location	1928	single-storey quarry stone building with stepped gables, marked 1928
portal	Ober-Ingelheim, Aufhofstraße, at No. 5 location	1602	Portal, Renaissance, inscribed 1602
Residential building	Ober-Ingelheim, Aufhofstraße 18 location	17th century	Baroque half-timbered house, partly massive, plastered, probably from the 17th century
Door leaf	Ober-Ingelheim, Aufhofstraße, at No. 34 Lage	around 1780	Door leaf, early Classicist, around 1780	Image wanted
Villa Schneider	Ober-Ingelheim, Bahnhofstrasse 58, Mühlstrasse 19 location	1879	stately historic hipped roof building, marked 1879 and 1896, stucco decor probably around 1907; Mühlstraße 19 former coach house 1908	more pictures
J. Neus winery	Ober-Ingelheim, Bahnhofstraße 96, Breitbachstraße 18, Mühlstraße 51 Location	1883	stately quarry stone villa, inscribed 1883, architect C. Richter, Mainz; Company building 1891–94, architect Georg Gerlinger , Mainz, heightening and expansion 1920/21, architects Markwort & Seibert , Darmstadt; Gardens; Mühlstraße 51 - single-storey mansard roof building, 1920s	more pictures
Residential building	Ober-Ingelheim, Bahnhofstraße 98 location	1893	Villa-like clinker building, mansard roof, 1893, architect Eduard Kreyssig , Mainz
Defense tower	Ober-Ingelheim, Bahnhofstrasse, next to No. 102 location	15th century	Defense tower of the local fortification, two-story round tower with stone cone roof, 15th century
Courtyard	Ober-Ingelheim, Breitbachstrasse 1 location	1878-80	Three-wing system, quarry stone, 1878–80; late classicist house; defining the cityscape
Defense tower	Ober-Ingelheim, Burgunderstraße 2 location	15th century	Defense tower of the local fortification, two-story round tower with stone cone roof, 15th century
Ears bridge gate	Ober-Ingelheim, Edelgasse location	15th century	Ohrbrücker gate of the fortification, two high round towers with reconstructed pointed arch, 15th century
barn	Ober-Ingelheim, Edelgasse 5 location	1614	Barn, quarry stone building with late Gothic shield gable, marked 1614; Fragment of a Roman consecration stone, 2nd or 3rd century
Courtyard	Ober-Ingelheim, Edelgasse 15 location	18th or 19th century	Dreiseithof, mainly from the 18th and 19th centuries, late medieval spoils; Baroque half-hipped roof, partly half-timbered
Uffhubtor	Ober-Ingelheim, Hesselweg location	15th century	Uffhubtor of the fortification, pointed arch gate, field side with round core over console frieze, 15th century
Power station	Ober-Ingelheim, Hesselweg 5 location	1906	former power station; two-part Art Nouveau assembly, 1906, architect Jean Gemünden
Old Town Hall	Ober-Ingelheim, Marktplatz 1 location	1827	sophisticated classicist hipped roof building, marked 1827, architect Friedrich Schneider	more pictures
Inn	Ober-Ingelheim, Marktplatz 8 location	1752	former inn; late baroque mansard roof building, marked 1752
Courtyard	Ober-Ingelheim, Marktplatz 13, Neuweg 2b location	18th century	Baroque four-sided courtyard, 18th century; Residential house, partly half-timbered, barn with hipped mansard roof; defining the cityscape
Spoilage	Ober-Ingelheim, Marktplatz, at No. 15 location	1663	Lintel, marked 1663
Edification hall	Ober-Ingelheim, Mühlstrasse 41 location	1910	Free religious consecration hall; Erected for the German Catholic community, Art Nouveau building with vestibule, 1910, architect Otto Schmidt , Wiesbaden
sarcophagus	Ober-Ingelheim, Mühlstrasse, at No. 41 location	3rd or 4th century	Roman sarcophagus, 3rd or 4th century	Image wanted
Courtyard	Ober-Ingelheim, Neuweg 2 location	around 1800	Courtyard area; late baroque mansard roof building, classicist motifs, around 1800, quarry stone barn 19th century, garden and arbor around 1900; defining the streetscape
District Court	Ober-Ingelheim, Neuweg 7 location	1907/09	former district court; castle-like neo-baroque three-wing complex, marked 1907/09; defining the streetscape	more pictures
Catholic Parish Church of St. Michael	Ober-Ingelheim, Neuweg 11 location	1721/22	Baroque hall, 1721/22, architects Johann Peter Lyon and Jakob Eyssenberger , extension and campanile 1963/64, architects Caumanns and Grasnitz, Mainz
Cemetery architecture	Ober-Ingelheim, Neuweg, at No. 11 location	from 1573	in the former cemetery: archway marked 1726; two columns, marked 1573 and 1753, Good Shepherd 1891	Image wanted
Courtyard	Ober-Ingelheim, Neuweg 19 location	1902	former wine shop; built in 1902 according to plans by the architect Heinrich Gaul (Mainz); One-and-a-half-storey quarry stone building with half-timbered details in historicizing forms, original upscale interior fittings
Residential building	Ober-Ingelheim, Neuweg 20 location	1886	Wilhelminian style quarry stone construction, new renaissance motifs, marked 1886, architect Fritz Tetzloff , Mainz; defining the streetscape
Lutheran rectory	Ober-Ingelheim, Neuweg 22 location	1731	former Lutheran rectory; Baroque half-timbered house, partly massive, marked 1731
Defense tower	Ober-Ingelheim, Neuweg, next to No. 36 location	15th century	Defense tower of the local fortification, two-story round tower with stone cone roof, 15th century
Residential building	Ober-Ingelheim, Oberer Schenkgarten 1 location	17th or early 18th century	Baroque half-timbered house, partly solid, plastered, 17th or early 18th century, renovation marked 1841
Residential building	Ober-Ingelheim, Rinderbachstraße 13 location	1855	late classical quarry stone building, 1855, architect Peter Wetter ; defining the streetscape
St. Justus Hospital Chapel	Ober-Ingelheim, Rinderbachstraße 20 location	Late 14th century	late Gothic limestone building, probably from the end of the 14th century, conversion to a residential house in the late 18th or early 19th century
Residential building	Ober-Ingelheim, Rinderbachstraße 29 location	18th century	Basically a baroque house, 18th century, extension in the 19th century
Cantons Pharmacy	Ober-Ingelheim, Rinderbachstraße 31 location	around 1870–90	Quarry stone construction, partly half-timbered, around 1870–90, with older parts; probably included parts of the town wall
Residential building	Ober-Ingelheim, Rinderbachstraße 32 location	17th or early 18th century	Baroque half-timbered house, partly solid, plastered, 17th or early 18th century, outbuilding (cellar) marked 1565
Defense tower	Ober-Ingelheim, Ringgasse, at No. 20 location	15th century	protruding, semicircular shell tower, 15th century
Defense tower	Ober-Ingelheim, Ringgasse, at No. 22 location	15th century	Defense tower of the fortifications, round tower with battlements, 15th century
Defense tower	Ober-Ingelheim, Ringgasse, at No. 28 location	15th century	protruding, semicircular shell tower, 15th century
Defense tower	Ober-Ingelheim, Ringgasse, at No. 30 location	15th century	Defense tower of the local fortification, two-story round tower with stone cone roof, 15th century
Cemetery building	Ober-Ingelheim, Rotweinstrasse 65, in the Christian cemetery Lage	around 1900	In the cemetery laid out in 1891, three-part historicizing quarry stone assembly (morgue, dissection room and cemetery keeper's house), around 1900
Villa Lina	Ober-Ingelheim, Schillerstraße 4 location	1896	Late founding hipped roof construction, 1896, architect Ernst Schäfer
President Mohr School	Ober-Ingelheim, Schulstrasse 12 location	1892-94	late classical quarry stone building, hip roof, 1892–94
Stiegelgässer gate	Ober-Ingelheim, Stiegelgasse location	15th century	Stiegelgässer gate of the fortifications, flanked by round towers with slits, 15th century
portal	Ober-Ingelheim, Stiegelgasse, at No. 8 location	1939	Niche portal, expressionist motifs, marked 1939
Residential building	Ober-Ingelheim, Stiegelgasse 14 location	1751	Baroque half-timbered house, partly solid, plastered, marked 1751
Residential building	Ober-Ingelheim, Stiegelgasse 24 location	Late 18th or early 19th century	late baroque house, late 18th or early 19th century
portal	Ober-Ingelheim, Stiegelgasse, at No. 30 Lage	1724	Portal, baroque ear cover, marked 1724, classicist door leaf	Image wanted
Courtyard	Ober-Ingelheim, Stiegelgasse 47 location	Late 18th century	Courtyard area; Baroque half-timbered house, partly massive, half-hip roof, end of the 18th century, the core probably from the second half of the 17th century; Spolie, marked 1667; defining the streetscape
Horneckscher Hof	Ober-Ingelheim, Stiegelgasse 48 location	1590	Renaissance building, marked 1590, classicist fountain, farm building marked 1579 and 1760, enclosed park
Court of the Counts of Ingelheim	Ober-Ingelheim, Stiegelgasse 50 location	18th century	baroque assembly, 18th century; single-storey hipped roof building, partly timber-frame, marked 1733 and 1791
Defense tower	Ober-Ingelheim, Unterer Zwerchweg 27 location	15th century	Defense tower of the local fortification, two-story round tower with stone cone roof, 15th century
Bismarck Tower	Ober-Ingelheim, northwest of the village on the Westerberg; Waldeck district location	1907-12	monumental boss block construction, 1907–12, architect Wilhelm Kreis , Dresden	more pictures

Sporkenheim

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
chapel	Sporkenheim, Am Kloster 4 location	Early 12th century	former chapel; Romanesque wall remains, beginning of the 12th century, in the half-timbered house of the early 19th century	Image wanted
Catholic Church Heart of Mary	Sporkenheim, Kapellenstrasse 4 location	1946-48	Sandstone block construction with vestibule, 1946–48, architect Hugo Becker , Mainz	more pictures

Wackernheim

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone Bornstrasse	Bornstrasse 1, 3, Kirchstrasse 2 location	18th and 19th centuries	three courtyards typical of the landscape, 18th and 19th centuries (characteristic townscape)

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Evangelical parish church	Kirchstrasse 14 location	1752	late baroque hall building, marked 1752; Churchyard with stairs in 1838, lining wall in 1856, classical tombs; defining the townscape
Evangelical rectory	Mühlstrasse 23 location	1911/12	one and a half story baroque mansard roof building, quarry stone, Heimatstil, 1911/12, outbuilding
school	Neustraße 1 location	1827	former evangelical schoolhouse; Classical quarry stone building, gate system marked 1827
Catholic parish church dedicated to Our Lady of Sorrows	Neustraße 7 location	1733	baroque hall building, marked 1733; The Reis family grave crucifix in the cemetery, around 1850
Council and school house	Rathausplatz 1 location	1851/52	former town hall and school building; Late Classicist quarry stone building, 1851/52, architects Ernst Gladbach , Bingen, and building candidate Wetter
War memorial	Rathausplatz, at No. 7 location	1890	War memorial 1870/71, Germania, inscribed 1890
Fire department and village community center	Rathausplatz 9 location	1866	former community bullpen; two groin vaulted rooms , one with a cast iron support, 1866, architects Jakob Kloos and Johann Becker	Image wanted

literature

• Dieter Krienke (editor): Cultural monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate. Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany. Volume 18.1: Mainz-Bingen district. Cities of Bingen and Ingelheim, Budenheim community, Gau-Algesheim, Heidesheim, Rhein-Nahe and Sprendlingen-Gensingen municipalities. Werner, Worms 2007. ISBN 3-88462-231-5
• General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate (ed.): Informational directory of the cultural monuments in the Mainz-Bingen district (PDF; 7.9 MB). Mainz 2017.

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