List of cultural monuments in Ludwigshafen-Oggersheim

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The list of cultural monuments in Ludwigshafen-Oggersheim includes all cultural monuments of the Oggersheim district of the Rhineland-Palatinate city ​​of Ludwigshafen am Rhein . The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of August 16, 2017).

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Stadtgartenstrasse monument zone Stadtgartenstrasse 30, 32, 34/36, 38/40 and Niedererdstrasse 27
location 		1920 Residential houses for French officer's families, hipped roof structures integrated into houses, settlement shaped by the garden city movement, 1920 based on plans by the Imperial Property Management of Kaiserslautern Stadtgartenstrasse monument zone

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Residential building Aichgasse 6
location 		Early 19th century single-storey house, simple hipped roof building, early 19th century Residential building
Wayside cross Alter Frankenthaler Weg, at No. 5
location 		1730 Wayside cross; Sandstone crucifix, marked 1730 Wayside cross
Cemetery cross and tombs Alter Frankenthaler Weg 53, in the Lage cemetery
 from 1862 Cemetery laid out in 1861/62, expanded several times; Cemetery cross, marked 1862; Tombs: Eduard Damm († 1891), sandstone stele with volute gable, marble relief; Karl Keusch family († 1940), lamentation group, sandstone Cemetery cross and tombs
Post office At the Speyerer Tor 2
location 		1927 representative building with hipped roof integrated into a house, expressionist motifs, remise from the construction period, 1927, architect Heinrich Müller , figure of Mercury by Theobald Hauck . Post office
Andreas Streicher fountain Anton-Ferner-Platz
location 		1907 1907 designed by Adolf Bernd , Kaiserslautern, as a Schiller monument; After the bronze bust of Schiller was melted down on the Muschelkalk pedestal in 1963, Andreas Streicher's bronze bust instead, in 1963 by Ernst Graser based on the original by JH Danneckers , and moved from Schillerplatz Andreas Streicher fountainmore pictures
Residential building Geistgasse 5
location 		in the middle of the 19th century single-storey plastered sandstone building, mid-19th century, later roof extension with dormers Residential building
Residential building Geistgasse 6
location 		second half of the 18th century plastered gateway house, partly half-timbered, second half of the 18th century Residential building
Catholic rectory Kapellengasse 4
location 		1904/05 representative hipped roof building, 1904/05, architect Adolf Lipps ; with equipment Catholic rectory
Catholic pilgrimage church Marä Himmelfahrt Kapellengasse 8
location 		1774-77 former palace church, towering early classical marble moor-clad rectangular building, rear pair of single-storey towers with domed helmets, 1774–77, architect Peter Anton von Verschaffelt ; with equipment Catholic pilgrimage church Marä Himmelfahrtmore pictures
Minorite Monastery Kapellengasse 10
location 		1760/61 sandstone-integrated plastered building on an L-shaped floor plan, 1760/61, partial heights and neo-Gothic chapel built soon after 1850; with equipment Minorite Monastery
War memorial Königsplatz
location 		1897 War memorial 1870/71; Marble obelisk on granite steps, bronze decoration, 1897 War memorial
Residential building Kreuzgasse 1
location 		1781 Residence of the von Blomberg'schen Hofgut; One and a half storey plastered house-integrated building, marked 1781, above an older barrel-vaulted cellar Residential building
Residential and commercial building Mannheimer Strasse 16
location 		1903 Corner residential and commercial building, sophisticated neo-baroque mansard hipped roof, 1903, shop fitting 1914 Residential and commercial building
Residential and commercial building Mannheimer Strasse 18
location 		after 1804 Corner residential and commercial building, elongated classicist half-hip roof building, after 1804; agricultural outbuildings, mid-19th century Residential and commercial building
Adolf Kolping Center Mannheimer Strasse 19
location 		around 1800 former farm building of the electoral residence palace; Elongated, single-storey plastered building with pavilion-like head structures, around 1800 Adolf Kolping Center
Gas station Mannheimer Strasse, at No. 85
location 		1952/53 Gasoline filling station of the Ludwigshafen Autohof-Gesellschaft; Glass pavilion on a triangular floor plan with protruding flat roof, reinforced concrete construction, 1952/53, architects Karl Latteyer and Alfred Koch Gas station
Oggersheim train station Prälat-Caire-Straße 18/20
Location 		1853 elongated, one to two-storey row of buildings; representative late Classicist reception building with hipped roof, 1853, one and one and a half story extensions from 1901/02 and the late 1930s;
Bunker, concrete tower with hipped roof, around 1940, about the same time south of the main building of further wings 		Oggersheim train stationmore pictures
Town hall Oggersheim Schillerplatz 2
location 		1839/40 representative late classical hipped roof building, roof tower with roof turret, 1839/40, architect Gabriel Foltz , Speyer;
Bronze bust of Friedrich von Schiller, 1955, by Theo Siegle , Saarbrücken 		Town hall Oggersheimmore pictures
Sculptures Schillerplatz, behind No. 7
Lage 		19th century three clay figures in the garden, 19th century Sculptures
Schiller House Schillerstraße 6
location 		around 1750 former inn "Zum Viehhof"; sandstone-integrated plastered building with gate drive, around 1750, above barrel vaulted cellar; Bronze plaque, 1856 Schiller Housemore pictures
Inn Schillerstraße 7
location 		1882/83 "Wittelsbacher Hof" inn; imposing Wilhelminian style crooked hip roof, 1882/83, architect Georg Magenheimer Inn
Hofgut Schillerstraße 8
location 		1809 former von Haumüller'sches Hofgut; large-volume post-baroque tavern, house-integrated half-hipped roof building, 1809, coupled archways, 1938; Tower of the old malt house, five-story historicizing brick building, around 1897; Brewhouse with chimney Hofgutmore pictures
Evangelical St. Mark's Church Schillerstraße 12
location 		1896-98 neo-Gothic three-aisled gallery with Renaissance motifs, 1896–98, architect Franz Schöberl , Speyer, Christ sculpture after Bertel Thorvaldsen ; with equipment Evangelical St. Mark's Churchmore pictures
Schiller pharmacy Schillerstraße 18
location 		1876 representative Wilhelminian style residential and commercial building, sandstone-framed brick building with hipped roof, around 1876 Schiller pharmacy
Residential building Schillerstraße 22
location 		around 1899 Row house, neo-renaissance, around 1899 Residential building
Residential and commercial building Schillerstraße 27
location 		before 1886 Wilhelminian style residential and commercial building, sandstone-framed plastered building, 1886 with older parts, shop fitting 1926 Residential and commercial building
Residential building Schillerstraße 44
location 		around 1897 One-storey villa-like house, sandstone-framed mansard hipped roof, around 1897 Residential building
Residential building Schillerstraße 49
location 		1901/02 Late founding corner house, single-storey brick building on a broken stone base, 1901/02, architect Adolf Wallerrab junior , dormer row 1936 Residential building
Residential building Schillerstraße 57
location 		1911-13 historicizing hipped roof building integrated into a house on an irregular floor plan, 1911–13, architect Heinrich Gerach Residential building
New Apostolic Church Schillerstraße 69
location 		1959 plastered reinforced concrete construction with grid windows, 1959, architects Dietrich & Neumann, Mutterstadt; with equipment New Apostolic Churchmore pictures
Schiller School Wormser Strasse 17
location 		1899/1900 former Luitpold School; Elongated historicizing hipped roof building, 1899/1900, architect Adolf Lipps Schiller School
Base stone southeast of the village on Pfennigsweg; Hallway between Hohen- and Pfennigsweg 36. Gewann
Lage 		around 1822 Sandstone slabs clamped together by iron bands with a measured steel rod, around 1822 Base stonemore pictures

Former cultural monuments

designation location Construction year description image
sculpture Mannheimer Strasse, opposite No. 58
location 		1928 Saint John Nepomuk; Sandstone sculpture on a baroque base, replica in 1928 by Theodor Hauck (original around 1730); deleted from list of monuments sculpture

literature

Web links

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

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Wolfgang Werner: The architect Heinrich Müller and the Bavarian Post Building School in the Palatinate , KIT Scientific Publishing, Karlsruhe, 2012, p. 174, ISBN 978-3-86644-790-5 ( online (PDF; 9.9 MB) )