List of cultural monuments in Lambrecht (Pfalz)

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In the list of cultural monuments in Lambrecht (Palatinate) all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate city ​​of Lambrecht (Palatinate) are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of November 29, 2016).

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Monument zone Beerentalstrasse Beerentalstrasse 5–16, Schorlenbergstrasse 1/3
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after 1921 six semi-detached houses, single-storey Heimatstil buildings, after 1921, belonging to Schorlenbergstrasse 1/3, single-storey hipped roof building, 1926, social housing under the Weimar Republic Monument zone Beerentalstrasse
Monument zone Former Haas Brothers cloth factory Klostergartenstrasse 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 20
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1883 Factory building, three-story sandstone building, 1883, extensions in 1888 and 1889; former slaughterhouse, 1889, extension and gate construction 1950; Wing with gabled staircase around 1900, extension in 1920; Villa-like house, native style with neo-renaissance motifs, around 1910 Monument zone Former Haas Brothers cloth factory
Monument zone cemetery Marktstrasse
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before 1750 Cemetery laid out before 1750, expanded several times in terraces;

Memorial 1914/18 and 1939/45, 1960 by Otto Rumpf ;
Cemetery wall with classicist gate pillars, 19th century;
Mortuary over remains of the burial hall, 1914, architect Albert Boßlet ;
Cemetery cross, marked 1869;
Tombs: JH Ohler († 1785), late baroque; three classicistic steles, 1827, S. Öhlert († 1814), E. Wolff († 1831); K. Wagner family († 1868), late classicist; G. Botzong († 1898), late historicist; H. Bauchhenss family († +1903), electroplating; A. Haas († 1913), neo-classical; C. Hoffmann family († 1914), neo-classical; The Marx family, elaborate complex, around 1930; J. Gramont († 1819), classicist

Monument zone in the city center Färberstrasse, Fischerstrasse, Friedrich-Ebert-Brücke, Gerberstrasse, Karl-Marx-Strasse, Am Klemmhof, Marktstrasse, Metzgergässchen, Mühlstrasse, Vereinstrasse, Wallonenstrasse
Location
from the 17th century Northern part of the historically grown town center between Speyerbach and the former monastery church, built-up since the 17th century, mainly two-storey eaves-standing houses from the 18th and 19th centuries, guild house

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Pankratius Chapel 1/2 layer at the Klemmhof
15th century former Pankratius chapel, now residential houses; late Gothic hall building, some with the original roof, 15th century
Residential building Beerentalstrasse 1
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1901 stately late historical corner house, 1901 Residential building
Sour well Beerentalstrasse, at No. 18
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1837 Elaborate spring version, marked 1837, over an older system (marked 1600), renewed and increased in 1921
Villa Veit Bergstrasse 8
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1898 representative late historical sandstone building, 1898
Under mill Fabrikstrasse 7
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around 1730 also heraldic forge ; Half-hipped mansard roof construction, partly half-timbered or shingled, around 1730 Under mill
Residential building Färberstrasse 2
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late baroque half-hipped roof building, partly half-timbered (plastered), marked 1792; defining the plaza
school Friedrich-Ebert-Platz 1, 3, 7
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1841/42 late classical sandstone building, 1841/42, architects district building officials Jung and August von Voit , Speyer, extension and heightening in 1910, flat roof building on a trapezoidal floor plan, 1934/35, gallery to the old building, here in 1936 arbor and Grevenhausen fountain, extension with vocational and elementary school wing as well Gym 1955–58 school
Bay window Grevenhausenstraße, at No. 9
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around 1606/07 Window bay, around 1606/07
Residential building Grevenhausenstrasse 17
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around 1700 Half-hipped roof construction, around 1700, outbuildings partly timber-framed
Lintel and window Grevenhausenstraße, at No. 19
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1615 Door lintel, marked 1615; in the rear annex baroque window, 18th century, drapery profile 16th or early 17th century
Copper hammer Hauptstrasse 11, 12, 13
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late 18th and 19th centuries former triple forge; extensive mills, late 18th and 19th centuries; No. 11 stately late baroque half-hip roof building, No. 13 marked 1815, extension building with transverse building, 1850; No. 12 basement building, end of the 18th century, extension in 1831; overall structural system
Villa Marx Hauptstrasse 17/19
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1911 representative cubic hipped roof building, 1911, rear annex 1929 Villa Marx
Marx residence and post office Hauptstrasse 28
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1865 Marx residence with Belvedereturm and post office:
  • stately two and a half storey late classicist corner house, 1865;
  • neo-Gothic water and belvedere tower, 1885, architects Huber and Berg, Neustadt;
  • Post office building, plastered building with a steep pitched roof, marked 1927–28, architect Heinrich Müller , one and a half-storey vestibule extension
Marx residence and post office
basement, cellar Main street, in No. 50
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17th century Barrel-vaulted cellar, 17th century, partial reconstruction in the 19th century, cellar portal marked 1607
Courtyard Hauptstrasse 53
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1822-24 Courtyard, 1822–24; Stately house, neo-classical angular building, marked 1822, former dance hall, neo-renaissance building, 1886 Courtyard
Residential building Hauptstrasse 68
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1877 late classicist or historicist house, 1877
Catholic parish church Herz Jesu Hauptstrasse 82
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1952/53 Baroque hall building, 1952/53, architect Hanns Lambrecht , with parts of the predecessor from 1749/50;

belonging: Catholic rectory (Hauptstraße 84), two and a half-story sandstone building, 1891/92

Catholic parish church Herz Jesu
facade Hauptstrasse, at No. 86
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1904 Sandstone incorporations in Baroque Art Nouveau style on the mansard roof building from 1904 with late classicist remains
Residential and commercial building Hauptstrasse 91
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1902 Late historic corner residential and commercial building, sandstone-integrated brick building, 1902
Villa Haas Hauptstrasse 103
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1892 stately two-and-a-half-storey brick building of late historical style with a massive corner tower, 1892 Villa Haas
Villa Hoffmann Hauptstrasse 108
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1897 one and a half story villa-like house, neo-renaissance, 1890; single storey warehouse, 1897
Residential building Hauptstrasse 110
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1898 Villa-like house, sandstone-integrated brick building, neo-renaissance, 1898 Residential building
Residential building Hauptstrasse 113
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around 1920 Villa-like mansard hipped roof building, neo-classical and Heimatstil motifs, around 1920 Residential building
Residential building Hauptstrasse 114
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around 1906 Late historical villa-like brick building, neo-renaissance, around 1906 Residential building
Bar fountain Karl-Marx-Strasse
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1889 Laufbrunnen, marked 1889
Linden fountain "in the Povré" Karl-Marx-Straße, between No. 1 and 11
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late 18th century Running fountain, late 18th century
Residential building Karl-Marx-Strasse 14
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1606 Stately house with knee-high floor, partly with decorative framework, formerly marked 1606
Residential building Kirchstrasse 5
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1859 late classical plastered building with knee-length floor, remodeling in 1859; defining the townscape
Residential and commercial building Kirchstrasse 6
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1903 Late historical residential and commercial building with Art Nouveau motifs, 1903 Residential and commercial building
Residential building Kleiner Weg 70
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1903 Single-storey sandstone block building with a crooked hip roof, Baroque Art Nouveau, marked 1903
Residential building Marktstrasse 12
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17th century Half-timbered house (plastered), corner bay window with tent roof, probably from the 17th century, conversion formerly marked 1749
Residential building Marktstrasse 19
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1668 small residential house, partly half-timbered, the core from the 17th century (marked 1668), rear portal fragment, marked 1761; Shop fitting 1920s
Protestant schoolhouse Marktstrasse 22
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1612 former Walloon, later Protestant schoolhouse; Half-hipped roof building, partly half-timbered (plastered), core from the early 17th century (marked 1612), changes from the 18th and 19th centuries Protestant schoolhouse
town hall Marktstrasse 23
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around 1800 stately hipped roof building with a hooded roof turret, around 1800 town hall
Market fountain Marktstrasse, in front of No. 26
Lage
late 18th or early 19th century Running fountain, late 18th or early 19th century Market fountain
Protestant parish church Marktstrasse 29
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second quarter of the 14th century former Dominican convent church; Remains of the foundations of the monastery, which was probably founded in 977; late Gothic sandstone cuboid hall construction, choir from the second quarter of the 14th century, nave completed around 1360, tower tower 1921/22, architect Karl Latteyer Protestant parish churchmore pictures
Protestant rectory Mühlstrasse 1
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1765 Protestant parish rectory; single-storey hipped mansard roof over a high cellar, 1765
Obermühle Mühlstrasse 2
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early 17th century Obermühle am Speyerbach; Plastered building, essentially from the early 17th century, renovation marked 1798
Residential building Mühlstrasse 4
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1821 Neighboring baroque hipped roof building, 1821, pigsty in the quarry stone wall
Residential building Eastern Luhrbachstrasse 6
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1926 Villa-like one-and-a-half-storey mansard hipped roof building, baroque style of the homeland with expressionist motifs, 1926 Residential building
Sommerbergschlösschen Sommerbergstrasse 7
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1870 stately one-and-a-half-storey country house-like villa, belvedere tower with pyramid roof, 1870, loggia 1894
villa Sommerbergstrasse 21
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1900 one and a half storey villa in the “Swiss style”, 1900
Kunigundenbrünnchen Club street
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first half of the 19th century Running fountain, probably from the first half of the 19th century Kunigundenbrünnchen
Residential building Vereinsstrasse 2
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around 1800 Neighboring baroque hipped roof building, around 1800; defining the plaza
basement, cellar Vereinsstraße, under No. 11
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17th century barrel vaulted cellar, partly from the 17th century, entrance marked 1631 (?)
Guild house Wallonenstrasse 11
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1607 mighty three-storey frame building, ornamental framework, marked 1607, wooden galleries on the courtyard side, basement exit marked 1606; defining the townscape Guild house
Residential building Wallonenstrasse 15
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1853 stately hipped roof building, 1853; defining the streetscape
State Forestry Office Westliche Luhrbachstrasse 1
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1914/15 Villa-like cubic hipped roof building in Baroque style, 1914/15 State Forestry Office
Residential building Westliche Luhrbachstrasse 3
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1902 Single-storey villa-like house, Art Nouveau motifs, 1902 Residential building

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