List of cultural monuments in Ober-Flörsheim

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In the list of cultural monuments in Ober-Flörsheim , all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate local community of Ober-Flörsheim are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of July 31, 2018)

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Monument zone of the Teutonic Order Comenturei 3–31, Hauptstrasse 43
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from 1237 Branch of the Teutonic Order from 1237, southernmost and at the same time smallest commander of the Marburg Ballei ; the coming district on the western edge of the village, surrounded by a wall by 1280 at the latest; after destruction, reconstruction in the 18th century;

medieval (?) surrounding wall made of limestone, especially in the south and east; in the north a long section with added loopholes (Comenturei 16), the south side east of the gate tower has been preserved from ashlars along its entire length up to the edge, similar to the south half of the east section; the walls make the boundaries of the former commandery clearly understandable;
Gate tower (see Comenturei 31), built in the 15th century as a field-side entrance to the facility; former conductors' workshop (see Comenturei 3/5/7/9 / Hauptstraße 43); former Commandery (see Comenturei 4)

Monument zone of the Teutonic Ordermore pictures

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Courtyard Alzeyer Strasse 1
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1779 Courtyard area; stately late baroque house, 1779; modified two-axle extension, suspected courtyard entrance, barn; walled garden with gate from 1772 Courtyardmore pictures
Residential building Alzeyer Strasse 23
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early 19th century Small house with a former pigsty, probably from the early 19th century
Schaffnerei the German Order Coming Comenturei 3/5/7/9, main road 43
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16th Century former Schaffnerei the Deutschordenskommende, at least in parts from the 16th century, in the 18th and 19th centuries expanded or rebuilt; elongated hipped roof building with two distinguishable halves; Windows with simple sandstone walls; historical building stock inside only at No. 3 and 43, the southern part (No. 5/7/9) changed with the large shape preserved Schaffnerei the German Order Comingmore pictures
Commandery of the Teutonic Order Coming Comenturei 4
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second half of the 18th century former Commandery of the Teutonic Order, now a community center; after the middle of the 18th century, representative late baroque plastered building with drilled sandstone structure; Spolia in the south wall, including a Renaissance cornice Commandery of the Teutonic Order Comingmore pictures
Gate tower Comenturei, at No. 31
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15th or 16th century Gate tower; late Gothic, three-storey quarry stone building with pointed arched passage, half-hip roof; baroque interior design Gate towermore pictures
Courtyard Hauptstrasse 7
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first quarter of the 19th century Vierseithof, first quarter of the 19th century; stately home with a gate, designed around 1818 by the Mennonite landowner Johannes Dettweiler (1796–1860) in its current form; Querscheune, in the east stable marked 1818 (18 HDW 18 = Hans DettWeiler); Stable extension with cast iron columns; back garden
Protestant church Hauptstrasse 29
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1887/88 neo-Gothic quarry stone hall, 1887/88, architect Heinrich von Schmidt , Munich Protestant churchmore pictures
Catholic parish church of St. Peter and Paul Hauptstrasse 37
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1773-83 late baroque hall building, 1773–83, historicizing west tower, sandstone cuboid, marked 1930 Catholic parish church of St. Peter and Paulmore pictures
Church and cemetery Hauptstrasse, at No. 37
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from the 18th century Churchyard with retaining wall on the street;

north of the church a late baroque cemetery cross, 18th century, restored except for the table base in relief;
south of the church: tomb Heinrich Fuldner († 1855), late Classicist with relief; Grave of Helena Lauermann, b. Schwarz († 1868), neo-Gothic with corner pillars; Tomb married couple Konrad and Katharina Busch († 1894 and 1878, respectively), aedicule with corner columns and stepped gable with battlements; Tomb of Peter Berke († 1895) and Peter Berke II. († 1897), double aedicula with rich segmented gable; Elisabetha Pflüger († 1890) tomb, profiled stele with corner pilasters; anonymous tomb, tree cross on a rock base, end of the 19th century; Tomb of Dr. med. Philipp August Würth († 1888), oak stump; Heinrich Fauth's tomb († 1885), crowned with vegetal;
in the younger southern part: Tomb of the married couple Peter Lawall († 1945), electroplating of a resting mourner, removed from the cemetery in 2014; Tomb of the Georg Hofmann II family, among others for Friedrich Hofmann († 1921), classifying gable stele with galvanized relief; Tomb of Antonie Gerlach, b. Wolf († 1923) and Aloys Gerlach († 1953), artificial stone edikula in late Art Nouveau with relief

Church and cemetery
barn Münchgasse, to No. 10
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1832 two-aisled vaulted stable, marked 1832
Münchhof Münchgasse 18
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18th and 19th centuries irregular layout of the 18th and 19th centuries; Baroque house from the early 18th century, half-timbered upper floor; opposite quarry stone construction with sandstone structure; Quarry stone barn, marked 1832, lower barn with half-timbered gable, open shed with half-timbering
War memorial Walterplatz, in front of No. 1
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1901 War memorial 1870/71, galvanoplastic figure of a Hessen-Darmstadt infantryman with a French flag, 1901 War memorialmore pictures
Half-timbered corner stand Weedengasse, at No. 6
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1609 Second used half-timbered corner stand, marked 1609; in a half-timbered construction after the middle of the 18th century Half-timbered corner stand
Water pipe Weedengasse, at No. 16
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18th or early 19th century Water pipe, angled, head-high, barrel-vaulted passage with chamber, quarry stone, 18th or early 19th century
Pumping station Weedengasse 44
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1908 former pumping station; picturesque gable construction, partly with lattice framework, 1908, architect Ernst Böckmann, Kulturinspektion Mainz
Coat of arms stone northeast of the village, at the upper mill
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second half of the 18th century on the barn late baroque coat of arms stone Coat of arms stone
Vineyard house southeast of the village on the B 271; Hallway on the chicken claw
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1905 Weinberghaus, round tower made of limestone with battlements, 1905 Vineyard house
Water tank southwest of the village; Hallway at the Saurech
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1908 Water tank, pyramid-shaped earthwork, access with bossed ashlar cladding, marked 1908

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