List of cultural monuments in Mainz-Bretzenheim

The list of cultural monuments in Mainz-Bretzenheim contains all cultural monuments in the Bretzenheim district of the Rhineland-Palatinate city of Mainz . The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (status: January 4, 2018)

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Old brickworks monument zone	Ziegeleipfad location	1904 ff.	1904 ff. Created; stately ring oven with half-timbered superstructure, 1904 by Peter Koppa , Weisenau, towering chimney, roofed drying racks	more pictures
Monument zone old village center Bretzenheim	At the Oberpforte, An der Riegelspforte, An der Wied, Anzengasse, Bäckergasse, Faulhaberstraße, Gänsmarkt, Kirchenpforte, Rathausstraße, Roetgenstraße, Steinbiedengasse, Wilhelmstraße, Zaybachstraße Location	18th and 19th centuries	The center of the two-lined street village within the limits of the medieval wall-ditch fortification, road and path network formed up to the late Middle Ages, small-scale plot structure with small-scale farms, predominantly hooked farms from the 19th century, the core partly dating back to the 18th century; characteristic townscape around the baroque parish church St. Georg, the former schoolhouse (1846/48) and the Renaissance town hall	more pictures
Monument zone Old Jewish cemetery	Dantestrasse location	1883	Created in 1883, partly brick wall, original goal posts; 18 tombstones from 1888 to 1919	more pictures
Monument zone Am Mühlbach	Am Mühlbach 20–28 (even numbers), 23–33 (odd numbers), Teichstrasse 2 Lage	first decade of the 20th century	Closed group of villa-like one-and-a-half to two-storey eaves-standing twin houses with front gardens, first decade of the 20th century	more pictures
Monument zone New Jewish cemetery	At the Ostergraben location	1911	1911 laid out in the middle of the Christian cemetery; 19 tombstones, original grave borders	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Crucifixion group	At the Ostergraben, in the cemetery location	1913	Crucifixion group, red sandstone, 1913 by Ludwig Lipp senior
Courtyard	At the church gate 1 position	18th century	Courtyard, 18th century; Baroque house, partly half-timbered (plastered), probably from the first half of the 18th century	more pictures
Courtyard	At the upper gate 2 position	18th century	Three-sided courtyard; single-storey plastered building, marked 1835, the core probably from the 18th century; Quarry stone barn, 19th century
Residential building	At the upper gate 21 position	Half of the 18th century	late baroque house, partly half-timbered (plastered), the core from the first half of the 18th century; defining the streetscape
Local administration	At the Wied 2 location	1575	former town hall; Half-hipped roof construction, partly half-timbered (plastered), oriel tower with tail hood, 1575
Courtyard	At the Wied 3 location	Mid 18th century	Hook yard; late baroque plastered building, core from the middle of the 18th century, remodeling around 1840, farm buildings from the 19th and early 20th centuries
Catholic parish church of St. George	At the Wied 5 location	1720-22	in the core a medieval choir tower (two Romanesque, one late Gothic storey), baroque bell storey and onion dome 1896 by Ludwig Becker ; Baroque hall, 1720–22 by Christian Lechleitner , south portal marked 1720 (Steinmetz B. Glöckner); Vestibule and sacristy extension 1959 by Hugo Becker , Mainz
War memorial	On the Wied, at No. 5 location	1922	War memorial 1914/18, 1922 by Wilhelm Merten
Residential building	At the Wied 6 location	first half of the 18th century	Baroque house, partly half-timbered, first half of the 18th century
Residential building	At the Wied 8 location	18th century	House in a courtyard, partly half-timbered, the core from the 18th century
Residential building	At the Wied 36 location	18th century	Basically a baroque house, some with decorative framework (plastered), 18th century, historicizing gable wall around 1860
Ludwig Monument	Bahnstrasse location	1874	Veterans memorial, marked 1874
Heinrich Mumbächer School	Essenheimer Strasse 40 location	1887	Formerly three-wing Wilhelminian style building, clinker brick facade with ceramic friezes, marked 1887, by A. Regner	more pictures
Syringe house	Gänsmarkt 16 location	1904	Clinker brick building, hose drying tower with pyramid helmet, 1904
Evangelical rectory	Hochstrasse 16 location	1909-11	Sophisticated villa-like plastered building with extended mansard roof, Heimatstil, 1909–11 by government builder Leydhecker	more pictures
Schönbornsche Wassergalerie	Mühlweg, under No. 11-25 location	1724-28	About 200 m long, 2.20 m high, barrel-vaulted corridor with tunnels and niches, 1724–28 by Brunnenmeister Stumpf, Vienna
Grinding room	Mühlweg, in No. 42 position	late 17th century	Grinding room of the main building of the former Regner mill, in the core possibly still from the 17th century, remodeled in the 18th and 19th centuries, integrated into the new building, on the upper floor reused half-timbered parts ( dendrodated around 1800)	more pictures
Prayer and rectory	Pfarrer-Veller-Straße 14 location	1892/93	former Protestant prayer and rectory; neo-Gothic red brick building, 1892/93 by J. Meyer, Mainz; defining the streetscape
Residential building	Rathausstrasse 2 location	first half of the 18th century	Baroque house, partly half-timbered, first half of the 18th century
Water tank	west of the village; Hallway The Great Gleißberg Location	1905	Small Art Nouveau building, rustic masonry, marked 1905, by the Mainz Cultural Inspectorate