List of cultural monuments in Kirn

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The list of cultural monuments in Kirn includes all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Kirn, including the districts of Kallenfels and Kirn-Sulzbach . The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of May 8, 201z).

Kirn

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Monument zone on Mayor-Tschepke-Strasse Bürgermeister-Tschepke-Strasse 18–48
Location
1950s Settlement for workers of the Jakob Müller leather goods factory, 1950s; 13 single-storey double houses with front gardens, home style
Jewish cemetery monument zone Kallenfelser Strasse
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around 1870 Area with numerous tombs, around 1870 to 1939 Jewish cemetery monument zonemore pictures
Monument zone Marktplatz Marktplatz 4–9
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16th to 19th century Two to three-storey residential and commercial buildings, partly half-timbered, from the 16th to 19th centuries form the western wall of the market square
Monument zone Übergasse Übergasse 5–9, 10–14, 18, 20, Kirchstrasse 1, 2, Klostergasse 2, dead end 2
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16th to 19th century almost closed two- to three-storey buildings from the 16th to 19th centuries, including mainly half-timbered houses
Monument zone Wörther Weg Wörther Weg 10-14
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around 1905 Facade front of five one and a half to two and a half storey houses, around 1905, loosened up by gable, bay windows and half-timbered sections
Monument zone for the Kyrburg castle ruins west of the city on the Schloßberg
location
before 1128 Mentioned in 1128, expansion to a castle in the 16th century, destroyed in 1734; a baroque residential building is preserved, 18th century (around 1764?), ruin of a renaissance building; Lining walls, cellar vaults, remains of round towers, former powder tower, inscribed 1526, Eselsbrunnen Monument zone for the Kyrburg castle ruinsmore pictures

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Residential building Alter Oberhauser Weg 8
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1937 Baroque style mansard hipped roof, 1937, architect Friedrich Otto , Kirn
Commercial building Old town 1
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last quarter of the 19th century former bank building; Late historic representative building, last quarter of the 19th century, an important urban development situation
Cemetery gate and tombs On the hill, in the cemetery
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19th and 20th centuries Cemetery gate, sandstone, mid-19th century; Grave crosses, cast iron, after 1871; Tomb of Peter and Gerhardt, baroque columbarium-like arched niche, around 1900; Böcking tomb, grave cross, cast iron, around 1862; Andres tomb: complex with nine tombstones in a wrought iron enclosure, 19th and 20th centuries; Tomb of a mass grave with an angel of death, around 1875; Nonnweiler grave site: small Wilhelminian style complex with a display wall, around 1880/90; Häfner und Stroh gravesite: late classicist grave columns, around 1882 and around 1885; Theodor Simon's grave: circa 1878 to 1920, antique sandstone aedicule, circa 1880/1900; two granite obelisks, around 1878; Mourners, around 1920; Child, around 1902 Cemetery gate and tombs
Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 21
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around 1900 Gründerzeit clinker building, neo-Gothic motifs, around 1900
Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 23
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second half of the 19th century three-storey late classicist house, second half of the 19th century
Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 27
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in the middle of the 19th century Villa-like late classicist house, mid-19th century
Factory building Bahnhofstrasse 31
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around 1860 former Böcking leather factory; Elongated three-story quarry stone building, two- to three-story manufactory buildings, around 1860 to 1880, expansion into the 20th century
villa Bahnhofstrasse 35
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around 1900 Late Wilhelminian style hipped roof villa, around 1900
White bridge Dhauner Strasse
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1905 Concrete trough bridge, 1905
Dominic School Dhauner Strasse 41
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1903-05 three-storey plastered building, neo-renaissance, gymnasium, toilet facility, 1903–05
Residential and commercial building Gerbergasse 1
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1931 five-storey residential and commercial building, Bauhaus architecture, 1931, architect Otto Deyhle Residential and commercial building
Residential and commercial building Gerbergasse 4
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around 1890/1900 three-storey residential and commercial building, mansard roof, clinker brick, around 1890/1900
Residential and commercial building Gerbergasse 12
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18th century three-storey half-timbered residential and commercial building, partly slated, baroque in essence, probably from the 18th century, corner situation that is important for urban planning
Tanning house Gerbergasse 13
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second half of the 19th century former tannery; partly half-timbered, roof with towed ventilation zone, second half of the 19th century
villa Halmer Weg 10
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around 1905 late founding villa, partly half-timbered, Art Nouveau motifs, around 1905
kindergarten Halmer Weg 14
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around 1900/05 Villa; two- to three-storey building with knee floor, partly half-timbered, around 1900/05
secondary school Halmer Weg 27
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around 1953/54 Two to three-storey three-wing building, staircase and gymnasium, mixed forms of heritage protection architecture / 1950s, around 1953/54, architects possibly Julius Schneider , Idar-Oberstein, or Friedrich Otto, Kirn
Water tank Hölderlinstrasse
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around 1900/10 Water tank; Sandstone, around 1900/10
Residential building Im Hohen Rech 8
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around 1900 House, around 1900
hospital Jahnstrasse 11
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around 1910 Two to three-story neo-classical mansard roof building, around 1910
Andres Brewery Kallenfelser Strasse no number
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stately three-storey late classicist main building, elongated company building, quarry stone, other older company buildings Andres Brewery
Winery Kallenfelser Strasse 1
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1769-71 former princely winery; two and a half storey three-wing complex, mansard roof, 1769–71, architect Johann Thomas Petri ; Sculpture jewelry, sculptor Hanna Cauer , Bad Kreuznach; Entrance design Friedrich

Otto Sr.

Villa Andres Kallenfelser Strasse 2
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around 1890/1900 Late historical plastered building with mezzanine, around 1890/1900 Villa Andres
Residential building Kasinoweg 3
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1930 neo-baroque mansard roof building, partially slated half-timbering, 1930, architect Otto, Kirn
villa Kasinoweg 5
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1876 former casino; late Classicist villa, 1876
town hall Kirchstrasse 3
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former Piarist monastery; three-storey late baroque three-wing complex, 1765–69, architect Johann Thomas Petri; former parsonage and school house, additional floors in 1753, 1768 town hall
Protestant church Kirchstrasse 4
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Mid 13th century former collegiate church of St. Pankratius; neo-late Gothic hall, 1891–93, architect Wiethase; late Gothic choir, after 1467; six-story tower, the fifth floor pushed in between 1893, mid-13th century; late Gothic sacristy Protestant church
Catholic parish church of St. Pankratius Kolpingweg
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1892-94 New late Gothic basilica, 1892–94, architect Max Meckel , Limburg Catholic parish church of St. Pankratius
Catholic rectory Kolpingweg 1
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around 1900 neo-Gothic plastered building, around 1900
Residential building Linke Hahnenbachstrasse 10
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at the end of the 19th century Wilhelminian style sandstone block construction with knee stick, end of the 19th century
Gasthaus "An der Bach" Linke Hahnenbachstraße 11
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Late 16th or early 17th century partly half-timbered, end of the 16th or beginning of the 17th century, restaurant installation 19th century
Fountain figure Marketplace
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around 1910 Fountain figure, Saint George; Bronze, around 1910, sculptor Hugo Cauer , Bad Kreuznach
House Kölsch Marktplatz 4
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17th century baroque residence and inn; three-storey half-timbered building, half-hip roof, 17th century
Garden shed Marktplatz 14
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1776 former summer house; octagonal rococo pavilion, 1776, architect Johann Thomas Petri
Residential and commercial building Nahegasse 2
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16th Century three-storey late Gothic half-hipped roof building, partly half-timbered, probably from the 16th century, changed in the 18th or 19th century
Residential and commercial building Nahegasse 5
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1666 three-storey residential and commercial building; Baroque half-timbered building, slated, marked 1666
Residential and commercial building Nahegasse 9
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17th century three-storey residential and commercial building; Baroque half-timbered building, slated, 17th century
Residential and commercial building Nahegasse 11
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17th century three-storey residential and commercial building; Baroque half-timbered building, slated, essentially from the 17th century (?)
Evangelical parish hall Neue Strasse 13
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around 1880/90 Hipped roof building with gable projections, around 1880/90
Residential building Ohlmannstrasse 24
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1920s Castle-like baroque mansard roof building, neo-coco pavilion, probably from the 1920s
Commercial building Steinweg 2
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1922 four-story expressionist commercial building, 1922; Farm building by Fritz August Breuhaus de Groot
Old pharmacy Steinweg 8
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1592 Rich three-storey half-timbered building, marked 1592
Spoilage Steinweg, at No. 15
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1769 Relief stone of a late baroque portal, marked 1769
House fox Steinweg 16
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1760-65 former Salm-Salmsche government chancellery, 1760–65, architect Johann Thomas Petri; late baroque mansard hipped roof building, inscribed "destroyed 1798 / renewed 1933", architect Friedrich Otto, Kirn (?)
Residential and commercial building Steinweg 17
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1920s / 1930s three-story neo-baroque mansard hipped roof building, 1920s / 1930s, architect Otto, Kirn
House of the Golden Lion Steinweg 25
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1791 Residential and guest house, former blacksmith shop; late baroque solid building, marked 1791
House Benkelberg Steinweg 41
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around 1900/10 Residential and commercial building; three-storey hipped mansard roof, Art Nouveau, around 1900/10 House Benkelberg
Garden fence Sulzbacher Straße, at No. 10
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around 1905 former garden fence; Art Nouveau, around 1905
Residential building Sulzbacher Strasse 15
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around 1880 one and a half storey three-winged late classicist house, around 1880
Residential building Teichweg 3
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around 1780/90 Three -storey angular building formerly belonging to Amalienlust Palace, around 1780/90, heightened in the 1920s
Residential building Teichweg 6/8
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second half of the 19th century two-and-a-half-storey late classicist double house, second half of the 19th century
Amalienlust Palace pavilion Teichweg 7
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around 1780/90 late baroque mansard hipped roof, around 1780/90; see also Teichweg 11
Amalienlust Palace pavilion Teichweg 11
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around 1780/90 late baroque mansard hipped roof, around 1780/90; see also Teichweg 7
Residential building Teichweg 11a
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18th century late baroque mansard hipped roof, 18th century
Theater of the Amalienlust Palace Teichweg 12
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around 1780/90 late baroque-early classical hipped roof building, around 1780/90
Residential building Teichweg 24
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1906 historicizing Art Nouveau building, 1906
Residential building Teichweg 26
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around 1900/05 Residential house, home style with neo-Gothic motifs, around 1900/05
Residential building Teichweg 28
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second half of the 19th century late classicist house, second half of the 19th century
Residential building Teichweg 30
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second half of the 19th century Villa-like late classicist house, second half of the 19th century
Residential building Übergasse 6
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around 1900 Mansard roof building, clinker brick, neo-renaissance, around 1900
Residential and commercial building Übergasse 7
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late 17th century Baroque half-timbered building, late 17th century
Spoilage Übergasse, at No. 8a
Lage
1770 Wappenstein on the former Piarist College (Haus Holinga) late baroque, marked 1770
Residential and commercial building Übergasse 10
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16th Century two residential and commercial buildings, half-timbered, partly slated, 16th century and around 1800
Residential building Übergasse 12
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second half of the 18th century late baroque mansard roof, probably from the second half of the 18th century
Half-timbered house Übergasse 14
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17th century three-storey half-timbered house, partially slated, 17th century
Residential and commercial building Übergasse 18
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around 1800 three-storey residential and commercial building with knee floor, around 1800
Residential and commercial building Übergasse 20
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around 1800 three-storey residential and commercial building with knee floor, half-timbered, around 1800
Residential building Wassergasse 3
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around 1800 Half-timbered house, partly massive, around 1800
Wilhelm Dröscher House Wilhelm-Dröscher-Platz 1
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1876 former district court; three-storey sandstone building, neo-renaissance, 1876; Sculpture jewelry, sculptor Hanna Cauer , Bad Kreuznach; Entrance design by Friedrich Otto senior
Residential building Wörther Weg 13
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1907 Late founding house, 1907, builder Franz Reuther
Gauskopf observation tower south of the city on the Gauskopf
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1896 Quarry stone construction, 1896 Gauskopf observation tower
Bismarckian Column southeast of the city
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1901 Melaphyr block building, 1901 Bismarckian Column

Kallenfels

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Monument zone for the Steinkallenfels castle ruins east of the village
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before 1158 mentioned in 1158, blown up in 1682/84, remains of the three castles “Stock im Hane”, “Kallenfels” with keep and remains of walls, “Stein” with gate tower, shield and ring walls, round towers, etc. Monument zone for the Steinkallenfels castle ruinsmore pictures

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Protestant church Burgweg 12
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second half of the 19th century neo-Gothic quarry stone building, second half of the 19th century
school Eulenweg 1
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1895 former school; Single-storey building from the early days, marked 1895
Spoilage Kallenfelser Hof, at No. 1
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16th or 17th century Wappenstein, probably from the 16th or 17th century
Round tower Kallenfelser Hof, at No. 4
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Remnants of a round tower of the Steinkallenfels castle ruins

Kirn-Sulzbach

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
War memorial Kirner Strasse, on the cemetery
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1920s War memorial 1914/18, stele in relief, 1920s, extended after 1945
Protestant church Kirner Strasse 62
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18th century Baroque hall building, essentially from the 18th century
Altars Kirner Road, in no. 79
position
1753 in the Catholic Church of St. Josef Calasanza: two baroque stone altars, donated in 1753, probably designed by Johann Thomas Petri, executed by Johann Philipp Maringer, from the former collegiate church of St. Pankratius in Kirn
Pump room Kirner Strasse, at No. 85
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1929 Mineral fountain drinking hall, 1929
Leyser agate grinding shop south of the village; Hallway Edendell
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in the middle of the 19th century working double loop in the valley of the Nahe, mid-19th century; two workshop buildings with technical equipment, water wheel and mill ditch;
the only gemstone cutting shop in the district, a monument to the history of technology

literature

Web links

Commons : Cultural Monuments in Kirn  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Ordinance on the protection of a monument zone in the Kirn district of June 30, 1994, "Jewish cemetery"
  2. Ordinance on placing a monument zone under protection in the Kirn district of July 13, 1982, "Kyrburg Castle Ruins"
  3. Ordinance on the protection of a monument zone in the Kirn district from February 9th, 1987, "Burgruine Steinkallenfels"