List of cultural monuments in Obermoschel

In the list of cultural monuments in Obermoschel , all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate city ​​of Obermoschel are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of August 15, 2017).

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Old town monument zone	location	16th to 20th century	Dense development with house and courtyard shapes typical of the landscape, exceptional density of cultural monuments from the 16th to the early 20th centuries, especially late Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque, on largely undisturbed road networks from the 13th and 14th centuries
Jewish cemetery monument zone	Feldstrasse location	1819	Created in 1819, expanded in 1868; 67 sandstone steles from the 19th and early 20th centuries
Carolina Mercury Mine Monument Zone	on the Moschellandsberg , between Nieder- and Obermoschel; Hallway Am Schloßberg location	from 1442	Visible above ground tunnel mouth hole and heaps, underground mine with huge widening; Type locality of Landsbergite ; There is evidence of mining between 1442 and 1942	Image wanted
Landsberg Castle Monument Zone	east of the city on the Schloßberg location	Early 12th century	Ruin; probably founded at the beginning of the 12th century (or 10th century?), in two parts with an eastern neck ditch (filled), expansion to a residential palace at the beginning of the 17th century, destroyed in 1693; Remains of the upper castle, probably still 12th or 13th century (keep, curtain wall, shield wall, hall), remains of the late Gothic Zwinger and gate towers, 15th century, gun turret 16th century; Gothic and Renaissance spoils on the main castle	more pictures

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Residential building	Friedrichstrasse 5 location	first half of the 16th century	late Gothic house, partly half-timbered, probably from the first half of the 16th century, remodeling (?) marked 1824; Gate drive with half-timbered superstructure, around 1700; rear barn, 19th century
Courtyard	Friedrichstrasse 7 location	first half of the 18th century	Streckhof, today the city library; Baroque house, partly half-timbered, first half of the 18th century
Residential building	Friedrichstrasse 9 location	1718	Baroque house, partly half-timbered, marked 1718 and 1822
Edenborner Hof	Friedrichstrasse 10/12 location	second half of the 16th century	Double house, core from the second half of the 16th century, decorative framework probably from the 17th century; No. 10 denotes 1589; Stable with hipped roof, 19th century
Residential building	Friedrichstrasse 11 location	early 18th century	Baroque quarry stone building, partly half-timbered, probably from the early 18th century; probably an older cellar; defining the townscape
front door	Friedrichstrasse, at No. 15 location	last quarter of the 18th century	Front door leaf, late Rococo, last quarter of the 18th century	Image wanted
front door	Friedrichstrasse, at No. 17 location	around 1827	Classical front door, around 1827
Protestant parish church	Kirchenplatz 1 location	1789	Early Classicist hipped roof building with a soaring west tower, marked 1789, architect Friedrich Gerhard Wahl , Zweibrücken; defining the townscape	more pictures
War memorial	Kirchenplatz, at No. 1 location	1958	War memorial for those who fell in both world wars, 1958, architect Otto Rumpf , Obermoschel
school	Kirchenplatz 3 location	around 1840	former schoolhouse; one-storey late classicist hipped roof building, around 1840
Amber Castle	Kirchenplatz 4 location	1552	Plastered building, stair tower with pyramid roof, 1552, remodeling in the early 19th century; defining the townscape
Protestant rectory	Kirchenstrasse 1 location	1761	former Protestant rectory; simple late baroque hipped roof building, marked 1761, architect Philipp Heinrich Hellermann , Zweibrücken
Catholic rectory	Kirchenstrasse 12 location	1879	Catholic rectory; Late Classicist plastered building on a square base, 1879; defining the street and townscape	Image wanted
Catholic Parish Church of the Assumption	Kirchenstrasse, at No. 12 location	1866-68	neo-Gothic cuboid hall, 1866–68, architect Cornelius von Moro , Odernheim ; neo-Gothic organ, 1882 by A. Zipperlin and Christ, Neustadt an der Weinstrasse; defining the street and townscape	more pictures
Tombstone	Kirchenstrasse, at No. 12 location	1837	in the churchyard: classicist tombstone Maria Anna Vincenti († 1837)
Old dish	Kirchenstrasse 13 location	1737	former ducal-Zweibrücken official winery; representative baroque two-wing complex with mansard hipped roof, marked 1737, north wing 1755, architect foreman Voit, Kusel , reconstruction probably in the early 20th century; defining the townscape
Catholic schoolhouse	Kirchenstrasse 15 location	around 1861	former Catholic schoolhouse; stately plastered building, around 1861, possibly older in core; defining the townscape
Courtyard	Luitpoldstrasse 2 location	16th to 19th century	Courtyard, 16th to 19th centuries; House with half-timbered parts, 16th or 17th century; Vaulted stable, barn and coach house, around 1860/70; overall structural system	Image wanted
Inn	Luitpoldstrasse 7 location	first quarter of the 19th century	Inn; classical plastered building, probably from the first quarter of the 19th century; defining the townscape	Image wanted
facade	Luitpoldstrasse, at No. 38 Lage	1900	late founding sandstone facade, 1900, architect sculptor Otto Rumpf, Obermoschel	Image wanted
town hall	Marktplatz 1 location	1510-12	Town hall; late Gothic plastered building, two-storey half-timbered dwelling, 1510–12; Romanesque column in the originally open hall, around 1180
Residential building	Marktplatz 3 location	in the middle of the 19th century	five-axis house, mid-19th century
Polish court	Polish farm without number location	around 1600	today bakery; Arcade house, partly half-timbered, around 1600
Residential building	Richard-Müller-Strasse 9 location	1848/49	late classicist house with knee floor, small cuboid building, hipped roof, 1848/49; On the courtyard side, a younger extension, in the courtyard one and a half storey annex building, sandstone block construction with knee floor	Image wanted
District Court	Richard-Müller-Straße 11, 11a location	1900	former district court with prison, today academy for rural maintenance and Protestant deanery; asymmetrical sandstone block construction with hipped roof, neo-renaissance, marked 1900, architect Joseph Rottler , Kaiserslautern ; At the back a former prison, sandstone block building with hipped roof, coach house with hipped roof; defining the townscape	Image wanted
Official pharmacy	Richard-Müller-Strasse 18 location	1840	Official pharmacy; late classical plastered building, 1840, courtyard-side extension 1934; defining the townscape	Image wanted
front door	Schneidergasse, at No. 7 location	around 1830	Classicist front door, around 1830
Petersturmchen	Bird song, next to No. 6 location	around 1373	Peter tower of the late medieval city fortifications, three-storey quarry stone tower with conical roof, around 1373, heightened in 1527
Residential building	Wilhelmstrasse 6 location	after 1841	originally a stagecoach station, then a notary's office, today a Buddhist center; stately late classicist house with knee floor, after 1841; Winter garden cultivation; Garden pavilion, around 1840; defining the townscape
Residential building	Wilhelmstrasse 14 location	1787	late baroque half-hipped roof building with half-timbered gables, marked 1787	Image wanted
Schuck's house	Wilhelmstrasse 18 location	1583	originally two separate Renaissance half-timbered houses, marked 1583 and 1584, half-timbered dendrodated 1584
Residential building	Wilhelmstrasse 20 location	1584	Half-timbered building from 1584 modified in the 19th century, structurally connected to Schuck's house; inside the rest of the original equipment
Inscription stone and front door	Wilhelmstrasse, at No. 29 location	1725	Inscription stone, marked 1725; front door on the courtyard side, second half of the 18th century
Prayer and colliery house	Waldhaus 1, on the Moschellandsberg location	1758	former prayer and colliery house; single-storey half-timbered building, 1758, architect FW Jacobi, renewal probably in the first half of the 19th century; then quarry stone building with quadruple window of the former synagogue

Former cultural monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Residential building	Wilhelmstrasse 16 location	around 1700	baroque house, partly half-timbered, around 1700, possibly older in core; rear stable, partly half-timbered; canceled	Image wanted

literature

• Dieter Krienke (editor): Cultural monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate. Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany . Volume 15: Donnersbergkreis. Werner, Worms 1998. ISBN 3-88462-153-X
• General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate (ed.): Informational directory of the cultural monuments Donnersbergkreis (PDF; 5.3 MB). Mainz 2017.

Web links

Commons : Kulturdenkmäler in Obermoschel  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ^ Ordinance on the protection of the Carolina Mercury Mine Monument Zone (PDF; 69 kB) of December 3, 2003, accessed on October 24, 2018

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