List of cultural monuments in Mainz-Gonsenheim

In the list of cultural monuments in Mainz-Gonsenheim , all cultural monuments in the Gonsenheim district of the Rhineland-Palatinate city ​​of Mainz are listed. 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 barracks monument zone	Kurt-Schumacher-Straße 41/43 location	1893-95	Former artillery road of the 1st Nassau Field Artillery Regiment No. 27 Orange: southern half of the building complex originally encompassing two parade grounds, consisting of a commanders' building, staff building, team building, riding hall, building of the quartermaster with casino, coach house and other small buildings; Small-scale loosened building wings in clinker masonry and half-timbering with slate roofs, 1893–95, expanded around 1905, barracks until 1930, then division into small apartments with allotment gardens; an example of a rural barracks type of military history; influenced the contemporary residential architecture in Gonsenheim	more pictures
Monument zone Breite Straße 5–11	Broad Street 5–11 (odd numbers) location	around 1900	Late historical ensemble, around 1900, with sophisticated residential buildings, former community pharmacy (No. 9, 1899) and post office (No. 5, 1903)
Monument zone Breite Straße 43–55	Breite Strasse 43-55 (odd numbers), Waldstrasse 6, Wilhelm-Raabe-Strasse 5 Lage	around 1900	Uniform ensemble from the late Wilhelminian era, consisting of one and one and a half storey clinker buildings, around 1900	more pictures
Monument zone Breite Straße 58–64	Breite Strasse 58–64 (even numbers), Kurt-Schumacher-Str. 33 location	around 1900	Group of two-storey residential and commercial buildings, around 1900 (No. 60 new building) in the line of sight of the Protestant church, of urban significance	more pictures
Monument zone Friedrichsstrasse 1–21	Friedrichsstrasse 1–21 (odd numbers), Heidesheimer Strasse 45, 47 Lage	at the end of the 19th century	Ensemble of elegant summer houses and villas in a picturesque style, typical of the building activity in the Waldvillenviertel, from the end of the 19th century to around 1914	more pictures
Monument zone Gerhart-Hauptmann-Strasse	Gerhart-Hauptmann-Strasse 36 to 65, Maler-Becker-Strasse 5 location	1905-08	Ensemble of one-and-a-half and two-storey villa-like houses with a picturesque grouped distribution of the masses, Art Nouveau motifs, with wrought-iron front garden fences, 1905-08	more pictures
Monument zone Heidesheimer Strasse	Heidesheimer Straße 53-65 (odd numbers) location	around 1910	Group of six villa-like houses, reduced country house style, variants of a model house type, around 1910	more pictures
Monument zone Kapellenstrasse / Lennebergstrasse	Kapellenstrasse 9, 11, 12, 15, 16, Lennebergstrasse 4, 6, 6a / 6b, 8 location		Closed part of the Waldvillenviertel, 1900–10, illustrates the varieties of local villa architecture	more pictures
Monument zone in the historic village center of Gonsenheim	Budenheimer Strasse, Ellenbogenstrasse, Grabenstrasse, Im Niedergarten, Kirchgäßchen, Kirchstrasse, Klosterstrasse, Mainzer Strasse, Ölwiesenstrasse, Pfarrstrasse, Raiffeisenstrasse, Schmiedegasse, Gonsbach between An der Oberpforte and Im Niedergarten Lage	16th to 20th century	Core area of ​​the elongated street village, which was populated until the late Middle Ages, extended in the early 19th century between Grabenstrasse and Gonsbach, with church, town hall (former school building); Lined up of hooked courtyards and four-sided courtyards with one to two-story houses from the 16th to the 20th century, barn wreaths, workers' and craftsmen's houses from the late 19th century on Grabenstrasse and Budenheimer Strasse	more pictures
Monument zone of the Friedrich-Ebert-Platz settlement	Friedrich-Ebert-Platz 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, Adam-Riese-Straße 2, Graf-Stauffenberg-Straße 36, 45a, Friedensstraße 38/40, Waldstraße 18 / Eleonorenstraße 42, Waldstraße 20 / Eleonorenstraße 41, Waldstrasse 21/23, 22/24, Eleonorenstrasse 43 / Oranienstrasse 7, Eleonorenstrasse 44 / Oranienstrasse 5, Oranienstrasse 8 Location	1925/26	Workers' settlement built by the community of Gonsenheim, two-storey semi-detached and single houses with hipped, half-hipped or mansard-hipped roofs, baroque style, neo-classical or expressionistic motifs, 1925/26	more pictures
Monument zone of the Lennebergplatz settlement	Lennebergplatz, An der Prall, Arndtstrasse, Heidesheimer Strasse 72, 74, Herderplatz, Kapellenstrasse 33/35, 37/39, Lennebergstrasse 14–40 (even numbers), Reinhold-Schneider-Strasse, Theodor-Körner-Strasse 4–18 (even Numbers), 3–13 (odd numbers) position	1921-24	Erected 1921–24 by the Reich Asset Management for the French occupation; Free-standing single and semi-detached houses along path systems with distinctive squares and the alternation of axial and radial elements, two-story plastered buildings with dormer-studded hipped roofs, forms of the Heimat style and neo-classicism. The hierarchical structure of the residents is reflected in the graduated detail forms of window frames and roof coverings, the system preserved in its original structure, a remarkable testimony to the settlement architecture of the 1920s, of urban significance	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Catholic Parish Church of St. Petrus Canisius	Alfred-Delp-Strasse 64 location	1955-56	Brick building on a parabolic floor plan with a flat barrel roof, 1955–56, architect Hugo Becker , Mainz	more pictures
Neumühle	At the Nonnenwiese 45 location	late 18th century	also Untere Gonsmühle ; Large-volume, hipped roof construction, essentially from the late 18th century
Napoleon stone	Breite Strasse, in the Pfarrer-Grimm-Anlage location	1839	Red sandstone stele, inscribed 1839 and 1926 (renovated)
Ludwig Monument	Breite Strasse, in the Pfarrer-Grimm-Anlage location	1863	Red sandstone stele, inscribed 1863 and 1888 (renovated)
Memorial of the 1st field artillery regiment of Orange	Breite Strasse, in the Pfarrer-Grimm-Anlage location	1933	Cast stone stele, by Carl Hoffmann , Mainz, inscribed 1933
War memorial 1914/18	Breite Strasse, in the Pfarrer-Grimm-Anlage location	1938	Court of honor-like complex with cast stone, designed by Albert Ditt , 1938; Expanded in the mid-1950s	more pictures
Residential building	Breite Strasse 1 location	1912	single-storey villa-like cripple-hip roof building with tower-like central projection, 1912; including equipment
villa	Broad street 1c location	1913	Neoclassical building with hipped roof, 1913
Painter-Becker School	Breite Straße 4, Kirchstraße 36, Maler-Becker-Straße 1, Schulstraße 7 location	1882-1930	stately assembly, 1882–1930; Schulstrasse 7: large-scale clinker brick building from the Gründerzeit, marked 1882; Maler-Becker-Straße 1: Gründerzeit red brick building, 1895, architect: Jacob Secker; Kirchstrasse 36 - three-storey hipped roof building, 1907, architect, municipal builder Schwarz, extension 1930
Residential building	Breite Strasse 11 location	1897	Clinker brick building, neo-renaissance, marked 1897
Residential building	Breite Straße 64, Kurt-Schumacher-Straße 33 Location	1904	Double house; Corner house, stately neo-Gothic brick building, 1904; Architect Peter Hein
Evangelical parish church	Breite Strasse, Elbestrasse location	1903/04	so-called island church; neo-Gothic hall, 1903–1904, architect Reinhold Weisse
villa	Finther Landstrasse 3 location	around 1905	One and a half storey hipped roof building in country house style, around 1905
villa	Friedrichsstrasse 3 location	1893	late founding yellow brick building with hipped roof, 1893; Architect Jacob Secker
Residential building	Gerhart-Hauptmann-Strasse 20 location	1907-09	Single-family house in country house style, late founding yellow brick building with hipped roof, 1907–09, architect Jacob Secker ; including equipment
Inn	Heidesheimer Strasse 1 location	1906	representative corner building with mansard hipped roof, historicizing Art Nouveau, 1906, architect Adam J. Freitag
Garden fence	Heidesheimer Strasse, at No. 27 location	around 1905	Garden enclosure of a villa, Art Nouveau, around 1905
Residential building	Heidesheimer Strasse 30 location	1894	Late historical plastered building on an irregular floor plan, 1894 by August Hock , expanded in 1899 by Ritzert
Garden fence	Heidesheimer Strasse 31 location	around 1910	Garden enclosure of a summer house, Art Nouveau, around 1910
villa	Heidesheimer Strasse 37 location	around 1910	Plastered building in the local style, Borkenhäuschen, around 1910
villa	Heidesheimer Strasse 40 location	1907	Country-style plastered building, 1907, by Jacob Secker
Residential building	Heidesheimer Strasse 47 location	1890	Summer house; one and a half story yellow brick building, 1890
villa	Heidesheimer Strasse 57 location	1893	cubic hipped roof, garden pavilion, 1893; Architect: Ludwig Becker
Residential building	Heidesheimer Strasse 66 location	around 1900	villa-like house, single-storey clinker brick building, around 1900
Tannenheim villa colony	Heidesheimer Straße 110/112 location	1913	Double villa in country style, 1913; Architect: Ottomar Stein	more pictures
villa	Jahnstrasse 7 location	1925	single-storey cubic hipped mansard roof, neo-classicist and baroque motifs, marked 1925
villa	Jahnstrasse 11 location	1925	cubic pyramid roof structure, neo-classical and expressionistic motifs, 1925
villa	Kapellenstrasse 9 location	1905	Two and a half story plastered building in country house style, probably by Gustav Peisker
villa	Kapellenstrasse 12 location	around 1900	Clinker and sandstone-integrated brick building with half-timbering and corner tower, country house style, probably around 1900
villa	Kapellenstrasse 15 location	1900	Country house and Art Nouveau influence, expanded in 1900 by Gustav Peisker, 1902	more pictures
villa	Kapellenstrasse 20 location	1906	Late founding mansard hipped roof, marked 1906
villa	Kapellenstrasse 24 location	1905	Two-and-a-half-storey plastered building in country house style, 1905 by Franz Philipp Gill
Catholic Fourteen Holy Helpers Chapel	Kapellenstrasse 46 location	1894/95	neo-Gothic hall, sandstone-integrated clinker brick building, 1894/95, design by the Mainz Cathedral Building Office; south of the pilgrimage chapel remains of the Seven Footfalls
Catholic parish church of St. Stephan	Kirchstrasse 1 location	1870/71	three-aisled neo-Gothic hall church, choir chapels and transept, 1870/71, architect Josef Wessicken , nave and double tower facade, 1905/06, architect Ludwig Becker , neo-baroque sacristy, 1905, with rococo portal (marked 1733); on the east portal tympanum relief by Hans Steinheim , Eltville; Pastor's grave, around 1750; War memorial 1914/18, artificial stone sculpture, after 1920; 17th century spolia; defining the townscape	more pictures
Crucifixion group	Kirchstrasse, in No. 1 location	1822	Red sandstone, marked 1822, by Sebastian Pfaff ; in a side aisle of the Catholic parish church of St. Stephen
Residential building	Klosterstrasse 12 location	second half of the 18th century	late baroque farmhouse, partly half-timbered (plastered), probably from the second half of the 18th century
Courtyard	Klosterstrasse 27 location	around 1800	Hakenhof, around 1800; one-storey late baroque corner building, former barn with a half-hip roof
Residential building	Klosterstrasse 55 location	1890	Workers house; one and a half story quarry stone building, 1890
villa	Lennebergstrasse 6 location	late 1890s	single-storey, late historical mansard hipped roof building with knee-high floor, late 1890s
villa	Lennebergstrasse 12 location	1906	Hipped roof construction, neo-classical and Heimatstil influences, 1906 by Jacob Secker
Maxborn	Lennebergstrasse / corner of Heidesheimer Strasse location	1911	Laufbrunnen, Muschelkalk, 1911
Villa Lulu	Luisenstrasse 6 location	1905	Baroque-style mansard hipped roof, 1905 by Peter Bechtold
villa	Luisenstrasse 17 location	1908	sophisticated hipped roof construction in country house style, 1908 by Adam J. Freitag
Residential building	Mainzer Strasse 6 location	18th century	Residential house in a courtyard, late baroque half-hip roof building, 18th century
Residential building	Mainzer Straße 21/23 location	1603	Renaissance building, marked 1603, in essence probably older
Gänshof	Mainzer Strasse 25 location	1599	Residential house, partly half-timbered (plastered), marked 1599, remodeled in the late baroque style in the 18th century	more pictures
Residential building	Mainzer Straße 93 location	Mid 18th century	Residential building in a courtyard; late baroque half-hipped roof building, partly half-timbered (plastered), mid-18th century; Rear double barn with a crooked hip roof, 18th century
Field cross	Mainzer Strasse, corner of Im Niedergarten Lage		Red sandstone cross with a baroque body made of sandstone
town hall	Pfarrstrasse 1 location	1615	stately renaissance building, stair tower with Welscher dome, marked 1615; defining the townscape; Former schoolhouse, late baroque hipped roof building, marked 1778, built into the building around 1900
Catholic rectory	Pfarrstrasse 3 location	1914	five-axis plastered building, marked 1914, architect Ludwig Becker
Villa Ricini	Philipp-Wasserburg-Straße 87 location	1910	sophisticated hipped roof construction, neo-renaissance and Heimatstil, 1910
villa	Philipp-Wasserburg-Straße 91 location	1885	Representative two-wing yellow brick building, extended by Franz Usinger in 1885 , extended in 1911	more pictures
Residential building	Waldstrasse 6 location	1898	Late founding yellow brick building, marked 1898, extended in 1910
Wayside cross	Twenty acre walk location	1904	Red sandstone, marked 1904
Tombs	in the north of the district on the forest cemetery location	19th century	Field 13: resting place of the Ludwig and Schäfer families, neo-Gothic; Field 17: Tomb for Joseph Ferdinand Becker († 1877), Gothic stele; Field 20: Schlotterbeck grave site, electroplating, 19th century	more pictures

literature

• Dieter Krienke (editor): Cultural monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate. Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany. Volume 2.3: City of Mainz. Suburbs; with supplements to Volume 2.1 and Volume 2.2. Werner, Worms 1997. ISBN 3-88462-140-8
• General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate (ed.): Informational directory of cultural monuments in the district-free city of Mainz (PDF; 5.4 MB). Mainz 2018.

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