List of cultural monuments in Mainz-Hartenberg-Münchfeld

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The list of cultural monuments in Mainz-Hartenberg-Münchfeld includes all cultural monuments in the Hartenberg-Münchfeld 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 cartridge monument zone Am Judensand 57-69 (odd numbers)
location 		1908 former peace powder magazine No. 20; Munitions factory, built in 1908 in Heimatstil forms; Building complex of single-storey plastered buildings grouped in eaves around a trapezoidal square; No. 69: main building; No. 63/65: warehouse building; No. 61: Remise; No. 57 and 67 replaced by new buildings Old cartridge monument zonemore pictures
Monument zone Judensand Mombacher Strasse
location 		from 1049 also the old Jewish cemetery ; on the site of a Roman cemetery occupied from the 1st to the 4th century, Jewish community in Mainz occupied since the 10th century, the cemetery since the 13th century, it has been in the possession of the Jewish community again since 1583 after expulsions and destruction; well over 1000 tombstones, 1700 to 1880, mainly red or yellow sandstone, more elaborate in the 19th century, mostly classicistic; “Memorial cemetery”, laid out in 1926 on the extension of 1862 with 187 medieval tombstones, mostly shell limestone, 1049 to 1420 Monument zone Judensandmore pictures
Monument zone Royal Canned Food Factory Mombacher Strasse 87-91
location 		1873/74 The site of the former royal canning factory, which was set up for military needs in the fortress city of Mainz in 1873/74,
the factory buildings have not been preserved, only a few outbuildings: No. 89, later a service building, half-timbered house, before 1870, veranda 1871, the only one preserved Buildings from the former rayon zone of Mainz of particular importance; No. 87, solid construction on a high basement, around 1900, no. 91 former plumber, brick building, around 1910; double-shell retaining wall
testimony to the establishment characteristic and significant for the former fortress city of Mainz 		Monument zone Royal Canned Food Factory
Monument zone of the Baentschstrasse settlement Baentschstrasse 1–13 (odd numbers), Mombacher Strasse 17, 19, 21
Lage 		1905 Building group on a steep hillside, ten five-story residential buildings with Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Art Nouveau forms built for the civil servants' building cooperative, 1905, architects Gebrüder Mertes Monument zone of the Baentschstrasse settlement

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Evangelical Resurrection Church At Fort Gonsenheim 151
location 		1959-62 broad-layered concrete clinker building with overhanging flat roof, glass entrance front, outside staircase and campanile, 1959–62, architect Hans-Joachim Lenz , surrounding concrete frieze by Heinz Hemrich ; associated parish hall, kindergarten and rectory, all flat-roofed concrete cubes, inner courtyard Evangelical Resurrection Church
Gonsenheim Gate At the Fort Gonsenheim
location 		Gonsenheim Gate
Catholic Church of St. Rabanus Maurus Am Judensamd, at No. 33
Lage 		1964/65 Box-shaped reinforced concrete skeleton construction with red brick facades, in front of it atrium and campanile, 1964/65 by Karl Josef Dicke , Gießen, head of the building department of the Diocese of Mainz Catholic Church of St. Rabanus Maurus
Cavalier main stone Johann-Maria-Kertell-Platz
location 		1873/79 Single-storey block house with shoulder flanks with risalit-like, crenellated entrances and paired arched windows, 1873/79 Cavalier main stonemore pictures
Arne Jacobsen Building Kantstrasse 2
location 		1969 Office and warehouse buildings; Flat roof construction with curtain-type polyester grid facade and three surrounding ribbon windows, 1969, architect Arne Jacobsen ; Corresponding upstream parking lot with tree and bed grid Arne Jacobsen Buildingmore pictures
New Golden Ross barracks Mombacher Strasse 66 and 68
location 		around 1890 No. 66 crew building of the new Golden Ross barracks , large-volume brick building, around 1890; No. 68 farm building, small building with hipped roof, 1913 New Golden Ross barracks
Locomotive shed Mombacher Strasse 80
location 		1906 Brick building, clad with embossed sandstones on the gable ends and back wall, large arched windows (partially walled up), 1906 Locomotive shed
Railway overpasses Rheingauwall
location 		1904 two railroad overpasses; Steel trough bridge with iron railing, clinker-clad retaining wall, 1904, architects Merkel and consorts Railway overpasses
Fort Hartenmühle Wallstrasse
location 		1873 Part of the rampart fortification expanded in 1873; Wall remains made of red and yellow sandstone, barrel vaults (wall remains in Hartenbergpark, remains of the casemates above the houses Wallstrasse 53-59) Fort Hartenmühle
Residential houses Wallstrasse 53, 55 and 57
location 		1901 three four-story residential buildings with mansard roofs (No. 55 raised), 1901, architect Wilhelm Hahn Residential houses

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