List of cultural monuments in Nackenheim

In the list of cultural monuments in Nackenheim , all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate local community of Nackenheim are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of January 2, 2017).

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone town center	Weinbergstrasse 1–17 (odd numbers), 2–8 (even numbers), Schulgässchen 10, 14, Carl-Zuckmayer-Platz 1–5 location	18th and 19th centuries	Closed development from the early 18th century to around 1900, one and two-storey baroque, classicist and late historical buildings with half-timbered sections; next to courtyards that are spiritually owned, town hall (1751), catholic rectory (1832), ensemble of two schoolhouses (1886, 1903)
Weinbergstrasse monument zone	Weinbergstrasse 33, 35, 39, 43 location	18th and 19th centuries	Ensemble of gable-facing residential and ancillary buildings in Baroque tradition with half-timbered sections, mainly former leaseholds of religious institutions, 18th and 19th centuries	Image wanted

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Mountain chapel	Adam Winkler-Straße 8, of vineyards and location	1616	Wegekapelle, gothic plastered building, the core supposedly from 1616, probably from the second half of the 19th century
Gunderloch winery	Carl-Gunderloch-Platz 1 location	1814	former court of the Lords of Dalberg; extensive three-wing system; stately, neighbourhood hipped roof building, dated around 1814, the core possibly from the 17th or 18th century; angular economy on barrel-vaulted wine cellars, around 1859; Baroque garden wall and portal, around 1903
Dalles fountain	Carl-Gunderloch-Platz, at No. 2 location	1854	Elaborate neo-Gothic sandstone fountain stick, cast-iron handle pump, 1854
town hall	Carl-Zuckmayer-Platz 1 location	1751	late baroque half-hipped roof, partly with ornamental framework, 1751, rococo Madonna, around 1750/60; classical fountain
Manor of the State Viticulture Domain	Carl-Zuckmayer-Straße 18 location	around 1905/10	multi-wing system of sandstone-integrated plastered buildings; Residential and administrative building around 1905/10 including older components
High water mark	Jahnstraße, at No. 15 Lage	1882	High water mark, marked 1882
school	Kirchbergweg 2 location	1832	former school; Late classicist type construction, 1832, rear school barn, 19th century
Catholic Parish Church of St. Gereon	Kirchbergweg 8/10 location	1716 ff.	Baroque hall building that defines the location and landscape, 1716 ff. (marked 1716), architect Johannes Vordörffer ; neo-baroque additions: west transverse building, 1901/02, architect August Greifzu , Mainz; West tower, 1911; significant equipment	more pictures
Wayside chapel	Kirchbergweg, at No. 8/10 location	1900	on the stairway from the village: wayside chapel, yellow brick building, 1900, therein crucifixion group
Cemetery cross and tombs	Kirchbergweg, at No. 8/10 location	from 1850	in the cemetery to the north and west of the church: Cemetery cross, mid-19th century Tomb of the Valentin Platz family († 1887): aedicule with a cross Tomb Adam Höly († 1939): Aedicule with Christ figure after Bertel Thorvaldsen Kaspar Zimmermann tomb († 1974): Mourners with a palm branch, 1930s Wilhelm Diehl tomb: neo-Gothic marble stele, around 1900 Hermann Schmitz († 1988) tomb: pilaster aedicula with angel relief, around 1910 Tomb of the Martin Schneider III family († 1884): Gothicizing sandstone cross Wilhelm Klein tomb († 1960): neo-Gothic pillar around 1880/90	Image wanted
War memorial	Kirchbergweg, at No. 8/10 location	around 1875	below the church: offset war memorial 1870/71, sandstone obelisk in relief, around 1875
Zehnthof of the St. Stephansstift in Mainz	Langgasse 3 location	around 1710	stately baroque hipped roof building, partly half-timbered, probably around 1710; defining the streetscape
Courtyard of the Mainz Reich Klarakloster	Langgasse 5 location	early 18th century	baroque half-timbered house, partly massive, early 18th century; defining the streetscape
Spoilage	Mainzer Strasse, at No. 2 location	around 1600	Renaissance Spolie: half-timbered stand of the previous building, around 1600
sculpture	Mainzer Strasse, in No. 7 location	Mid 18th century	late baroque Immakulata, mid-18th century	Image wanted
Courtyard	Mainzer Strasse 14 location	18th and 19th centuries	Dreiseithof, 18th and 19th centuries; stately hipped roof building, middle of the 18th century, wine press house built over with residential floor, farm building with stable and coach house	Image wanted
sculpture	Rheinstrasse, at No. 30 location	1759	Nepomuk figure, clay sculpture, 1759
Myriameter stone	Rheinstrasse, at No. 70 location	after 1861	Myriameter stone XXXII of the Rhine survey of 1861, cubic red sandstone block with pyramidal end	more pictures
Residential building	Weinbergstrasse 3 location	early 19th century	stately half-timbered building (plastered), probably from the early 19th century, gate system; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Kurmainzer Hof	Weinbergstrasse 15 location	early 18th century	Baroque half-timbered house, partly massive, early 18th century, archway and gate marked 1717
Residential building	Weinbergstrasse 84 location	around 1868	Seven-axis, late classicist plastered building, probably around 1868, the house where Carl Zuckmayer was born	Image wanted
Spoilage	Wormser Straße, at No. 7 location	1752	Baroque gate stone with relief, marked 1752
House Kisselwörth	east of the village on the Rhine island Kisselwörth location	1900	former electricity keeper's house; Hook courtyard from the late 19th century, atmospheric ensemble with clinker brick buildings, partly decorated with diamonds, 1900
Mountain cross	south of the village; Hallway on the plate location	1767	Way cross, relief base, inscribed 1767 (crucifix renewed)
Water tank	west of the village; Hallway On the Autal location	1904	block-like Art Nouveau building, marked 1904, architect Wilhelm Lenz , Mainz

literature

• Dieter Krienke (editor): Cultural monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate. Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany. Volume 18.3: Mainz-Bingen district. Association municipality of Nierstein-Oppenheim. Werner, Worms 2011. ISBN 978-3-88462-311-4
• General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate (ed.): Informational directory of the cultural monuments in the Mainz-Bingen district (PDF; 7.9 MB). Mainz 2017.

Web links

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