List of cultural monuments in Mittenaar

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The following list contains the cultural monuments identified in the monument topography in the area of ​​the municipality of Mittenaar , Lahn-Dill-Kreis , Hesse .

Note: The order of the monuments in this list is based first on the districts and then on the address; alternatively, it can also be sorted according to the name, the number assigned by the State Office for Monument Preservation or the construction time.

The basis is the publication of the Hessian list of monuments, which was created for the first time on the basis of the Monument Protection Act of September 5, 1986 and has been continuously updated since then.

Ballersbach

image designation location description construction time Object no.
Former school
Former school Alt-Seiferweg 1, corridor
location
: 28, parcel: 1/5
School building with inscription dated 1907. As a new school building from around 1900 and through the attempt to adapt to the rural building traditions in terms of material and construction, the building is historically and artistically significant and therefore a cultural monument.

Cultural monument for historical and artistic reasons.

Around 1900 133137
 
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Bakehouse
Bakehouse Backhausweg
location
hall: 5, parcel: 130
Building built in quarry stone, window and door frames in stone. The rectangular building is completed by a gable roof; the entrance is on the gable side and the oven is on the back. In the gable below the round window, a stone dated 1853.

Cultural monument for historical reasons.

1853 133139
 
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Rectory
Rectory Backhausweg 3
Location
hallway: 4, parcel: 76/2
Eaves two-storey half-timbered building from around 1800; it is located to the northwest of the churchyard diagonally across from it. The building has a circumferentially profiled threshold over a slightly cantilevered storey offset. The corner stands have round bars as a decorative shape. As a rectory and half-timbered building from around 1800 a cultural monument due to its historical significance.

Cultural monument for historical reasons.

Around 1800 133138
 
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Evangelical parish church
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Evangelical parish church Hohler Weg
location
hall: 4, parcel: 86/2
The core of the late Romanesque choir tower from the third quarter of the 13th century. The church was redesigned in 1914-16. In the west a new barrel-vaulted chancel was built against the nave; the former chancel on the ground floor of the choir tower with groin vaults and seating niches became the entrance hall. Furthermore, the southern longitudinal wall was demolished and a side aisle was added, which, in its external appearance, adjoins the gable roof of the older ship with two mid-level houses. During the redesign in 1914-16, late Gothic wall paintings from the second half of the 15th century were uncovered: on the north wall there is a representation of the Annunciation, the Nativity, the Adoration of the Three Kings and St. Christopher. The second, upper row of images on the north wall depicting the creation of man, the fall of man and the expulsion from paradise was transferred to the east wall with the triumphal arch. The paintings on the broken south wall (carrying the cross, preparation for the crucifixion) were placed in the new west choir. At its core, it is a medieval building with valuable painting.

Cultural monument for historical and artistic reasons.

Third quarter of the 13th century 133140
 
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Bellersdorf

image designation location description construction time Object no.
Old school with a prayer room
Old school with a prayer room Wetzlarer Straße 12
Location
hall: 7, parcel: 60
The only public building in the remote hamlet of Bellersdorf. A valuable fair-faced framework building in a structurally good softwood construction from 1888 with a bell roof turret.

Cultural monument for historical, artistic and urban planning reasons.

1888 133141
 
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Bend

image designation location description construction time Object no.
Half-timbered building
Half-timbered building Burggasse 4
Location
hall: 22, parcel: 84, 86/1
Two-storey half-timbered building with richly carved storey transition on the eaves side. In the frame of the eaves side inscription and date: WE BUILD BEAUTIFUL AND SOLID ON THIS EARTH AND ARE VERY STRANGERS IN IT ... ANNO SALUTIS NOSTRE 1612.

Cultural monument for historical reasons.

1612 133142
 
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Half-timbered construction
Half-timbered construction BURGGASSE 5
position
hallway: 22, parcel: 83/1
Two-storey half-timbered building with a rich baroque structure. Eaves side with two fire rams with coats of arms. Inscription and date in the threshold: JUNE 17TH 1772, WHO TRUSTED GOD WELL BUILT IN HEAVEN AND ON EARTH. The threshold of the rear eaves with an inscription of similar content and the same date.

Cultural monument for historical reasons.

1772 133143
 
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Half-timbered barn
Half-timbered barn Castle moat
location
hall: 22, parcel: 105/1
Half-timbered barn with stable from the 18th century with a very well-preserved structural structure; the horizontal bars are profiled, and above the lintel there are firebacks and diagonal struts as decorative shapes. The building is on the corner of Burggasse and is part of the wreath-like renovation of the churchyard.

Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.

18th century 133145
 
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Half-timbered construction
Half-timbered construction Castle moat 4
Location
hall: 22, parcel: 20
Two-storey, gable-independent half-timbered building, strikingly located in the street space due to its slight twist. Completely disguised, it has the proportions of a building from around 1700. In the gable, apparently still completely unchanged, an intact half-timbered structure from the time of origin can be expected.

Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.

Around 1700 133144
 
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Half-timbered construction
Half-timbered construction Castle moat 15
Location
hall: 22, parcel: 119
Two-storey, gable-independent half-timbered building, the northern eaves side with a completely preserved structure from around 1700: on the ground floor with high struts, on the upper floor undisturbed male figures, storey overhang with a profiled threshold over slightly protruding beam heads.

Cultural monument for historical reasons.

Around 1700 133146
 
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Half-timbered barn
Half-timbered barn Burggraben 17
Location
hallway: 22, parcel: 101/3
Half-timbered barn on the eaves, probably dating from the 18th century, with a barn door on the side and a solid basement floor. In addition to its importance as a special form of rural economic buildings, the inscription is also valuable: HANS STEUBING WERCKMEISTER OPENED THIS BAW ON JUNE 20TH ANNO DOMINI ... The building is part of the wreath-like renovation of the churchyard.

Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.

Late 18th century 133147
 
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Railway bridge
Railway bridge Railway
location
floor: 24, 32, parcel: 318/3, 398/1
Three-arched sandstone viaduct from 1901 (peak height 5.20 m) over K 59 and Gettenbachtal.

Cultural monument for historical reasons.

1901 161990
 
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Evangelical parish church
Evangelical parish church Main street
location
hall: 22, parcel: 174/3, 91/2, 97/1
The building is still surrounded by its original courtyard, parts of the walling have been preserved in its northern part. In the east of the church there is a medieval choir tower with a slated bell storey and pointed helmet from 1559. The adjoining nave with slated hipped roof was built in 1756 as a hall. Inside, three-sided, transversely oriented galleries on bulged wooden columns, the parapets with transversely rectangular panels. The galleries are marked with 1787. The altar and the pulpit in front of the north wall are also from this period. The organ on the eastern gallery from the first half of the 19th century.

Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.

1559 133150
 
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Half-timbered construction
Half-timbered construction Hauptstrasse 14
position
corridor 22, plot: 147/1
Two-storey half-timbered building from the 18th century, directly opposite the church. Noteworthy are the stands extending over both floors, as well as the stiffening man forms on the upper floor of the eastern gable with the curved struts and the also curved counter-struts with noses.

Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.

18th century 133149
 
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Half-timbered building
Half-timbered building Hauptstraße 26
Location
hall: 22, parcel: 40/3
On the eastern edge of the town, at the confluence of Hindenburgstrasse and Hauptstrasse, a strikingly situated half-timbered building from the 18th century, with access on the eaves. The ground floor has been massively renewed, the upper floor clad in sheet metal in the gable. On the upper floor of the eaves side very nice structure with complete man forms.

Cultural monument for urban planning reasons.

18th century 133151
 
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Half-timbered construction
Half-timbered construction Hindenburgstrasse 5
position
hallway: 22, parcel: 37/1
Head building of an eaves-standing assembly, half-timbered building from the 18th century with richly profiled and carved decorative forms, such as a block frieze on the frame and well-designed storey offset. On the gable side a very beautiful two-winged front door from the early 19th century. The components described give the building historical significance.

Cultural monument for historical reasons.

18th century 133152
 
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Villa with coach house
Villa with coach house Lime works 1
layer
floor: 18, parcel: 49/3
Villa with coach house located east of Bicken in the Aartal. It was built by a local manufacturer before the First World War. The building is richly structured with a beautiful oriel facing southwest and combines stone, stone, plaster and slate as building materials, as is characteristic of the time it was built.

Cultural monument for historical and artistic reasons.

Early 20th 133156
 
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Old school
Old school Leipziger Straße 1
Location
floor: 22, parcel: 157/2
New school building from 1909, built directly on the northern bank of the Aar, today the seat of the municipal administration. The building stands out due to its location, volume, material differentiation and special shapes such as the polygonal slated bay window facing the Aar.

Cultural monument for historical reasons.

1909 133153
 
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Courtyard
Courtyard Leipziger Straße 7
Location
floor: 23, parcel: 7
Two-sided courtyard; Both the three-storey residential building and the two-storey barn building with stable are half-timbered buildings from the 18th century of imposing dimensions. As a multi-part courtyard in the Dill area, which is otherwise dominated by the Einhaus homestead, of particular historical importance.

Cultural monument for historical reasons.

18th century 133154
 
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Half-timbered construction
Half-timbered construction Wiesenstraße 2
Location
hall: 23, parcel: 13/3
Two-storey baroque half-timbered building with a crooked hip roof. The entrance, which is accessed via an outside staircase, is covered by a transverse structure supported by wooden columns with block-like capital. The access with column-like posts and a profiled cornice, in the capital zone of the posts, dating: ANNO 1746.

Cultural monument for historical and artistic reasons.

1746 133155
 
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Former cultural monuments

image designation location description construction time Object no.
Barn construction Main 5
position
corridor 22, plot 131
Unusual barn construction located on the western edge of the village: the lower part, which is open with continuous stands, has been given an additional storey; the storey offset is provided with a profiled threshold, protruding beam heads and filler wood with a scaled rod in front - interrupted in the middle by two beads. The stiffening is done by "man forms".

Cultural monument for historical reasons.

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Offenbach

image designation location description construction time Object no.
Half-timbered building
Half-timbered building Bahnhofstraße 5
Location
hall: 21, parcel: 144/2
Small two-zone half-timbered building from the 18th century. The building is located south of the closed town center on Bahnhofstrasse leading to the Aarbrücke and represents an important link between these two areas.

Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.

18th century 133158
 
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Courtyard
Courtyard Bahnhofstraße 14
Location
hall: 21, parcel: 66/3, 68/2
The courtyard facing the Bahnhofstrasse, consisting of the residential building and the barn with stable; both buildings probably built at the same time around the middle of the 18th century. The shape of the courtyard with two independent buildings with the same ridge orientation is unusual.

Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.

Mid 18th century 133159
 
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Half-timbered construction
Half-timbered construction Bahnhofstraße 19
Location
floor: 21, parcel: 46/2
Half-timbered building dating from around 1700, accessible from Bahnhofstrasse through a stub lane. The building is characterized by its largely originally preserved upper floor. Particularly noteworthy is the eaves side with a series of complete, stocky male figures.

Cultural monument for historical reasons.

Around 1700 133160
 
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Half-timbered construction
Half-timbered construction Brunnenstraße 8
Location
hall: 22, parcel: 61/1
Eaves, two-storey half-timbered building accessed from there. The type is comparable to Bahnhofstrasse 19, also dates to around 1700. In addition to the impressive row of stiffening man forms, a profiled threshold on the upper floor, slightly protruding beam heads and carved filler wood. The building also has a defining effect on the street in Brunnenstrasse.

Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.

Around 1700 133161
 
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Overall system
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Overall system Total investment Historical center
location
Offenbach lies on the northern slope of the Aartal. The town's ground plan is initially determined by the Koblenzer Straße running in a west-east direction, parallel to the Aar, from which the rest of the village area is accessed like cells. The place is characterized by the wealth of rural half-timbered buildings predominantly from the 18th century. out. The town hall on the northern outskirts, the nave of the church, which is medieval in its core, and the Aartal bridge all date from the same period. The site thus combines a large variety of different building types from a uniform period of origin on a remarkable floor plan structure. The core area of ​​Offenbach was therefore designated as a complete facility due to its historical significance.

Cultural monument for historical reasons.

Mostly 18th century 133157
 
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Half-timbered construction
Half-timbered construction Hochstadt 13
Location
floor: 21, parcel: 17/2
Gable-independent half-timbered building from the 18th century; at the bend of the Hochstadt to Kirchberg in an important urban development location.

Cultural monument for urban planning reasons.

18th century 133162
 
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Aarbrücke (quarry stone bridge)
Aarbrücke (quarry stone bridge) In the Bleichwiesen
location
hall: 19, parcel: 389/232
South of the village, three-arch quarry stone bridge over the Aar with breakwaters, built in the 18th century. As part of the land development, the bridge is of technical and historical importance and is therefore a cultural monument. It is to be seen in connection with the comparable bridges in the Aartal in Ballersbach and Herborn-Seelbach, formerly also in Bicken.

Cultural monument for historical reasons.

18th century 133168
 
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Half-timbered barn
Half-timbered barn In the alley
location
hall: 22, parcel: 133/1
Half-timbered barn, inscription in the lintel of the barn door: DISER RAUM WAS BUILT IN 1634 BY THEISSES EMANUELN THE ISMERT AVE. ARNOLT STEUBING WERCK MASTER OF BICKEN HIEMIT C.

Cultural monument for historical reasons.

1634 133163
 
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Half-timbered barn
Half-timbered barn In the alley
location
hall: 22, parcel: 130/1
Half-timbered barn from around 1700, inscription in the lintel of the barn door: WHAT YOU CAN DO TODAY, DO NOT SAVE FOR TOMORROW, YOU TRUST YOUR GOD AND LEAVE IT. . . WORRY: BE INDIVIDUAL IN WORK AND FAITH IN JESUM CHRIST WHO DIED ON THE WOOD OF THE CROSS FOR YOU. Above it, stipple ornamentation dated 1811.

Cultural monument for historical reasons.

1811 172312
 
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Protestant church
Protestant church Kirchberg
location
hall: 22, parcel: 1/1
North of the town center, in the core medieval building. In the east, a high square choir tower with gables on all four sides and a pyramid helmet in slate. The adjoining ship from the Baroque period. It has a flat ceiling with coves on the long sides and circumferential galleries on steel supports. The triumphal arch between the choir and nave was removed, and the organ gallery is located above the chancel.

Cultural monument for historical reasons.

middle Ages 133165
 
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Old town hall with fountain
Old town hall with fountain Kirchberg 12
Location
hall: 22, parcel: 7/2
Half-timbered building from the 18th century, located below the Kirchberg. On the eaves side accessible via a two-flight flight of stairs with a beautiful door from the early 19th century. Frame building with richly profiled storey offsets, corner and collar posts with flat carved tendril motifs, the corner posts also have a rod. The eastern gable is characterized by the richness of the decorative shapes in the parapet compartments. The building is a cultural monument due to its historical, artistic and urban significance. On the square south of the town hall there is an octagonal cast iron fountain from the last quarter of the 19th century. It is a cultural monument due to its important urban location in front of the town hall.

Cultural monument for historical, artistic and urban planning reasons.

18th century 133164
 
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Half-timbered construction
Half-timbered construction Koblenzer Straße 9 and 11
Location
floor: 21, parcel: 112/1, 113/1
Half-timbered building from the 18th century, located below the Kirchberg. On the eaves side accessible via a two-flight flight of stairs with a beautiful door from the early 19th century. Frame building with richly profiled storey offsets, corner and collar posts with flat carved tendril motifs, the corner posts also have a rod. The eastern gable is characterized by the richness of the decorative shapes in the parapet compartments. The building is a cultural monument due to its historical, artistic and urban significance. On the square south of the town hall there is an octagonal cast iron fountain from the last quarter of the 19th century. It is a cultural monument due to its important urban location in front of the town hall.

Cultural monument for historical, artistic and urban planning reasons.

18th century 133166
 
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Half-timbered construction
Half-timbered construction Koblenzer Straße 13
Location
floor: 21, parcel: 106/2
At the confluence of Brunnenstrasse and Koblenzer Strasse, a gable-independent half-timbered building from around 1700, which is significantly located in terms of urban development. In the uppermost gable triangle above the collar beam position a rosette.

Cultural monument for historical, artistic and urban planning reasons.

Around 1700 133167
 
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