List of cultural monuments in Lambsheim

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In the list of cultural monuments in Lambsheim , all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate community of Lambsheim are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of May 18, 2017).

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Monument zone town center Hauptstrasse 1–105, Hinterstrasse 2–98 (even numbers) and 3–113 (odd numbers), Jahnstrasse 1–4 and 6, Junkergasse 1 and 2, Klaragasse 5–7 and 10, Lochgasse 1–5, Marktstrasse 1–17 (odd numbers), 2–26 (even numbers) and 27, Stadtgrabenstrasse 14a – d, Wallstrasse 1, Weisenheimer Strasse 1,
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since the 18th century the area enclosed by the city fortifications as a result of the granting of city rights in the 14th century, type of the city founded in the 13th or 14th century with ladder-like streets; The size and structure of the parcels goes back to the early 18th century, the fabric of the buildings mainly includes 18th century courtyards, barn wreaths, a large number of high-quality buildings in closed development, especially in the main street
Jewish cemetery monument zone north of the village and the Christian cemetery; Hallway at the Judenkirchhof
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1822 occupied from 1822 to 1937, expanded in 1856; Approx. 170 gravestones, before 1856 mostly in Hebrew, some in Hebrew / German Jewish cemetery monument zone

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Lambsheim hunting lodge Am Schlossgarten 13
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1706/07 General von Efferen's hunting lodge; Baroque plastered building, 1706/07, extension around 1890 Lambsheim hunting lodge
Restaurant and Hotel Bahnhofstrasse 2
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around 1880 Restaurant and hotel; late classical plastered building, around 1880; a somewhat younger hall building in the Ringstrasse Restaurant and Hotel
Lambsheim station Bahnhofstrasse 3
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1877 Station building; sandstone-integrated plastered building, 1877 Lambsheim stationmore pictures
Cemetery chapel, crosses and tombs Friedhofstrasse, on the Christian cemetery
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from 1767 Cemetery laid out in 1836, expanded in 1890 and lastly in 1984
  • Former Lutheran parish church relocated as a cemetery chapel in 1839: baroque hall 1790/91, roof tower 1916
  • two crosses, marked 1767 and 1807, body from the end of the 19th century
  • Tombs: G. Scherf († 1912), F. Burré († 1905), AM Roob († 1841) and J. Roob († 1845) as well as the Reudelhuber († 1852 and 1882): classical steles, tombs E. and EM Roob († 1860 and 1861); M. Noessel († 1860), antiquing; K. Wendel († 1865): Tondo with marble bust, JV Reudelhuber († 1870), neo-Gothic stele in relief, signed M. Darnberger, E. Groß († 1870): neo-Gothic sculpture, W. Reudelhuber († 1875), G. Reudelhuber († 1879) .: neo-Gothic stele, H. Reich († 1881): antiqued stele, P. Müller († 1884): antiquated stele by E. Glückstein, Frankenthal, Dr. Ph. L. Groß († 1894): stele with portrait, bronze, 1895 by E. Glückstein, Frankenthal
Cemetery chapel, crosses and tombs
Wayside cross Friedhofstrasse, corner of Münchgrabenstrasse
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18th century Way cross, baroque base, 18th century, cross and body from the second half of the 19th century Wayside cross
Protestant rectory Hauptstrasse 2
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1849 representative two-and-a-half-storey classicist hipped roof building, 1849 Protestant rectory
Residential building Hauptstrasse 3
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late 18th century late baroque house with utility rooms, late 18th century Residential building
Catholic parish church of St. Stephen Hauptstrasse 4
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1785-89 late baroque hall building, 1785–89, Firstreiter 1909–12; with equipment Catholic parish church of St. Stephenmore pictures
City fortifications Main street, at No. 4 and 6
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after 1323 only small remains of the city fortifications that began shortly after the city charter was granted in 1323, razed in 1471, rebuilt and largely demolished in 1852; a piece of wall south of the two parish churches and the so-called Neutorturm on Hauptstrasse / Turmstrasse City fortifications
War memorial Main street, at No. 4 and 6
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from 1876 on the city wall: war memorial 1849, 1866 and 1870/71, cross-crowned pillar, 1876; flanking Bavarian lions by Theobald Hauck (1926/27), as a war memorial 1914/18 War memorial
Residential building Hauptstrasse 5
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around 1850 Residential house, neo-classical building with hipped roof, around 1850; Outbuildings mostly from the construction period Residential building
Protestant parish church Hauptstrasse 6
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from the middle of the 13th century neo-Romanesque hall building, 1844–47; three basement tower floors from the middle of the 13th century, neo-Gothic tower structure from 1860/61; with equipment; Memorial plaque 1939–45, 1946; Epitaphs from the 16th to 18th centuries; defining the townscape Protestant parish churchmore pictures
Catholic rectory Hauptstrasse 7
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1770 representative baroque hipped roof building, marked 1770; rear annex, second half of the 19th century Catholic rectory
archway Main street, to No. 21
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second half of the 18th century Archway with crown stone, second half of the 18th century archway
Gasthaus "Zum Hirschen" Hauptstrasse 23
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1582 former sign tavern "Zum Hirschen"; late Gothic courtyard house, marked 1582; late medieval half-timbered upper storey and gable partially renewed in 1720; The basement exit of the outbuilding marked 1569; Passage with relief stone Gasthaus "Zum Hirschen"
Residential building Hauptstrasse 29
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The core is a late medieval half-timbered house above a barrel-vaulted cellar, partly massively replaced in the 19th century Residential building
Residential and commercial building Hauptstrasse 33
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1735 Late baroque residential and commercial building above a vaulted cellar, marked 1735 and 1759 Residential and commercial building
town hall Hauptstrasse 35
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1936 representative hipped roof building with lantern, largely new building from 1936 in the form of its predecessor, which dates back to the 15th century and was rebuilt around 1600 and 1780 (marked 1487 and 1780); defining the townscape town hall
Residential and commercial building Hauptstrasse 36
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second half of the 19th century Residential and commercial building, second half of the 19th century, shop fitting from the first quarter of the 20th century; defining the streetscape Residential and commercial building
Courtyard Hauptstrasse 44
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1756 baroque courtyard; sandstone-integrated corner house with hipped roof, marked 1756 and 1760, older in core, partially changed in the 19th century; Outbuildings Courtyard
Courtyard Hauptstrasse 45
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1708 stately baroque courtyard house, last quarter of the 18th century, barn marked 1708 Courtyard
Residential building Hauptstrasse 46
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late 18th century late baroque house, late 18th century Residential building
Courtyard Hauptstrasse 47
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from 1753 stately baroque courtyard; Hipped roof building, third quarter of the 18th century, mansard hipped roof barn, marked 1753, Remise marked 1766, courtyard pavement around 1850 Courtyard
Courtyard Hauptstrasse 48
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18th century baroque courtyard house, 18th century; Gate drive marked 1609, courtyard pavement late 19th century Courtyard
Residential building Hauptstrasse 52
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around 1800 one-storey hipped roof building, around 1800, with older truss parts; Headquarters of the Jewish Weill family; Prayer room with bed niche around 1780
Residential building Hauptstrasse 58/60
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1832 elongated semi-detached house with a half-hip roof, marked 1832 and 1835
Residential building Hauptstrasse 59
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1769 Baroque plastered building, gate drive marked 1769 Residential building
Residential building Hauptstrasse 61
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1767 Baroque plastered building, passage marked 1767
Courtyard Hauptstrasse 72
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1722 large baroque courtyard; Residential building: two-storey plastered building with vaulted cellar, hipped roof, double-flighted stairs with profiled cheeks; Archway with crown stone, 1722; Baroque extension on the back
Residential building Hauptstrasse 77
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1770 late baroque hipped roof building, marked 1770; Gate system, marked 1752
Door run Hauptstrasse, to No. 79
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1780 Baroque doorway, marked 1780
Door run Hauptstrasse, to No. 81
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around 1600 Gate drive, around 1600
Residential building Hauptstrasse 82
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second half of the 18th century baroque house, second half of the 18th century
Residential building Hauptstrasse 104
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18th century one-story elongated courtyard house, 18th century, marked 1932 (renovation)
Neutorturm Hauptstrasse, corner of Turmstrasse
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14th or 15th century Tower of the former outer gatehouse of the city fortifications; three-storey round tower, the lower two storeys from the construction period, third storey and roof from 1907; Wappenstein, 1570 Neutorturmmore pictures
Courtyard Hinterstrasse 3
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1762 baroque hook courtyard; single-storey house, marked 1762; Passage
Residential building Hinterstrasse 10
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1837 House with a half-hip roof, classicist motifs, marked 1837
Coat of arms stones Hinterstrasse, at No. 11
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1585 two coat of arms stones at the gate of the former estate of the Leysser (Lusser) von Lambsheim , one marked 1585 Coat of arms stones
Residential building Hinterstrasse 24
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16th or early 17th century single-storey plastered building, 16th or early 17th century
Courtyard Hinterstrasse 33
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18th and 19th centuries three-wing courtyard, 18th and 19th centuries: baroque house with a half-hipped roof, essentially from the 18th century, remodeled from the first half of the 19th century; Cross barn with vaulted stable
Residential building Hinterstrasse 34
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1771 single-storey courtyard house, marked 1771, medieval core
Residential building Hinterstrasse 40
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1798 late baroque half-timbered courtyard house, marked 1798, partly massively replaced in the first half of the 19th century
Courtyard Hinterstrasse 42
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late 18th or early 19th century baroque courtyard, late 18th or early 19th century; Residential house with a crooked hip, single-storey economy with a mansard roof, barn marked 1772
Courtyard Hinterstrasse 81
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18th and 19th centuries Dreiseithof, 18th and 19th centuries; One-and-a-half-storey house, probably from the 18th century, one-storey old man's seat, gate system
barn Hinterstrasse, to No. 105
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1677 Rossmühle barn, partly above barrel-vaulted cellar, marked 1677
Meckenheimer Castle Junkergasse 1
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around 1500 Two-wing complex with hipped roofs, the core around 1500, probably rebuilt after 1648, modernized in 1740 with a late baroque roof tower; in the courtyard small child care facility, 1858, heavily renovated Meckenheimer Castle
Residential building Marktstrasse 1
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1758 single-storey baroque mansard roof building with doorway, marked 1758, side wing marked 1755
Courtyard Marktstrasse 2
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from 1740 two and a half storey historicized plastered building, second half of the 19th century, outbuildings partly 18th century, barn marked 1740; defining the townscape
Residential building Marktstrasse 3
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late 18th century baroque plastered building, late 18th century; rusticated gate drive
Courtyard Marktstrasse 4
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second half of the 18th century baroque courtyard, single-storey mansard roof, second half of the 18th century; Outbuildings
Gate system Marktstrasse, to No. 11
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1741 Gate system, pilasters on upholstered feet, marked 1741
Door run Marktstrasse, at No. 18
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early 18th century Baroque gate drive, probably from the early 18th century
Lambsheimer Mill Mühltorstrasse 1
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1804 Classicist house, 1818, mansard roof barn hipped on one side, 1806; Classicist gate system, marked 1804 Lambsheimer Mill
town hall Mühltorstrasse 25
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1706 Facade of the administration building of the former Efferen hunting lodge; U-shaped system, in the core from 1706, overmolded several times; two-and-a-half-story angular building, partly half-timbered (plastered), hipped roofs, today's appearance around 1855; defining the plaza town hall
Residential building Mühltorstraße 26
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second half of the 19th century two-and-a-half-story hipped roof building, second half of the 19th century; defining the streetscape
villa Mühltorstrasse 33
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1902 one-and-a-half-storey sandstone-framed brick villa, marked 1902; Remise villa
Residential building Mühltorstraße 37
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second half of the 19th century sandstone-integrated plastered building with gate drive, second half of the 19th century
Courtyard Ringstrasse 65
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second half of the 19th century Four-sided courtyard, second half of the 19th century; one and a half story residential building; barn
villa Stadtgrabenstraße 37
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around 1930 Hip roof villa, around 1930; Fencing
Neutor School Weisenheimer Strasse 1
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1905/07 Angular building with hipped roofs, Heimatstil, 1905/07, architect district master builder Hofferbert, Frankenthal Neutor School

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