List of cultural monuments in Reinhardshagen (Vaake)
The list of cultural monuments in Reinhardshagen (Vaake) contains all cultural monuments in Vaake , the southeastern part of Reinhardshagen in the north Hessian district of Kassel , which were published in the monument topography published by the State Office for Monument Preservation Hesse in 1988 .
Legend
- Name: gives the name, the description or the type of the cultural monument.
- Location: States the street name and, if available, the house number of the cultural monument. The list is basically sorted according to this address. The link "Map" leads to various map displays and gives the coordinates of the cultural monument.
- Dating: indicates the date; the year of completion or the period of construction. Sorting by year is possible.
- Description: Provides structural and historical details of the cultural monument, preferably the characteristics of the monument.
List of monuments
Overall system
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Former fishing settlement, adapted to this, the Saxon half-timbered houses, front village along the Weser, younger rear village on today's main street | Church built around 1200, half-timbered houses from the middle of the 18th century | |
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Building group on the eaves | On Weserufer 3 and 4 position hallway: 5, plot: 182/25 and 01/23 |
Stand construction, number 3 at the end of the 18th century, renewed in structural framing | early 18th century, associated small half-timbered building around 1800 | |
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Diemel-Saxon post structure | On Weserufer 6 Location Village: 5, plot: 32 |
For Vaake typical special form of the Diemel-Saxon house type without gate, three longitudinal zones, the middle formerly two-storey hall, originally stables in the rear part | 1757 | |
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Stand construction | At the Weserufer 7 location hall: 5, parcel: 45/1 |
For Vaake typical special form of the Diemel-Saxon farmhouse with front door instead of gate on the gable side. Storage and stables formerly in the rear area | 1st half of the 18th century | |
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Stand construction | On Weserufer 8 Location Village: 5, plot: 46/3 |
Baroque half-timbering on a stone plinth, arched door frame, inscription on the door beam | 1702 | |
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Smallholder residential building | On Weserufer 10 and 11 position hall: 5, plot: 53/1 and 187/55 |
Half-timbered construction, slightly overhanging storey on the gable, inscription on the door beam preserved. In the rear part of the building, formerly stables and storerooms | 1756 | |
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Evangelical parish church | On Weserufer 13 position hall: 5, plot: 95 and 96 |
Early Gothic hall church, well-preserved paintings from around 1400, unplastered quarry stone masonry with corner blocks, roof made of Weser sandstone slabs, extension from 1969 | 13th Century | |
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Former school | On Weserufer 14 and 15 position hall: 5, plot: 94/7 and 94/4 |
Half-timbered construction, stone base, hipped roof. Simple struts on the building corners. Upper floor higher than the ground floor. Side attachment. | Mid 19th century | |
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Stand construction | On Weserufer 16 and 17 position hall: 6, parcel: 37/1 and 40/2 |
Projecting gable with profiled framing area and inscription. There is also an inscription on the original door beam on the gable end. On the back the former gate entrance. Striking corner position. | 1735 | |
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Residential building | Am Weserufer 18, location hall: 6, parcel: 218/42, 220/42, 222/44 |
Post construction, the Saxon farmhouse without gate, cantilevered gable triangle, beam heads and filler wood profiled. The cultivation from the early 19th century. | 1st half of the 18th century | |
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Residential building | On Weserufer 19 and 20 position hall: 6, parcel: 47/3 and 147/48 |
Stand construction, the Saxon farmhouse without a gate, inscription on the beam above the original front door. | 1755 | |
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Residential building | At the Weserufer 21 location hall: 6, parcel: 49/1 |
Stand construction, Vaaker house type, today plastered | 1st half of the 18th century | |
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Residential building | Location on Weserufer 23 |
Diemel-Saxon farmhouse without gate, frame construction, inscription on the original door beam preserved | 1736 | |
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Duplex | On Weserufer 25 and 26 position hall: 6, parcel 55 |
Half-timbered construction, simple structure, simple struts on the collar and corner posts, dated rubble stone base, front door in the middle | 1799 | |
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Half-timbered construction | On Weserufer 27 and 28 position hall: 6, parcel: 191/66, 176/68 |
Eaves-mounted two-storey half-timbered building. Three-zone floor plan. Central high front door, regular five-axis window grouping. Significant in particular because of the lively and clear framework. | around 1800 | |
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Rectory | Am Weserufer 31 location hall: 6, parcel: 77/6 |
Eaves plastered late classicist timber frame building. Five-axis facade with a central, original, representative front door. Sandstone steps. | Mid 19th century | |
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Stand construction | Am Weserufer 35 Location hall: 6, parcel: 95/7 |
Typical baroque residential building for Vaake in gable-independent, two-storey post construction. Gable side facing the Weser. The half-timbering was changed on the front ground floor and the rear gable. Side extension at the end of the 19th century | around 1750 | |
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Framing | Am Weserufer 36 location hall: 6, parcel: 96/4 |
Two-storey, eaves-standing half-timbered building on the basement with a ground-level, two-winged front door. Above the front door on the second floor is a built-on mid-house with a loading hatch around 1900 . | Around 1800 | |
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Half-timbered construction | Am Weserufer 37 location hall: 6, parcel: 97/3 |
Gable-independent, two-storey half-timbered building with a lively baroque half-timbered structure with carved ornaments. Crooked hip roof. | 1st half of the 18th century | |
Half-timbered construction | Am Weserufer 41, location hall: 6, parcel: 110/1 |
The oldest preserved timber frame building in Vaake, two-storey with a substantial overhang. The front door, which has since been relocated, has been preserved. | 1678 | ||
Mündener Strasse 30 location |
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Mündener Strasse 32 location |
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Mündener Strasse 34 location |
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chapel | Mündener Straße 35 Location floor: 6, parcel: 39/7 |
Former Baptist chapel, then used by the New Apostolic Congregation, now used commercially. Plastered hall with stepped gable. Pointed-arch church portal on the gable side. | 1929 | |
Mündener Strasse 50 location |
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Mündener Strasse 62 and 64 location |
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Mündener Strasse 66 and 68 location |
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Mündener Strasse 72 location |
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Mündener Strasse 74 and 76 location |
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Mündener Strasse 78 location |
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Mündener Strasse 80 location |
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Mündener Strasse 84 location |
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Mündener Strasse 83 and 85 location |
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Old mill (demolished) | Mündener Strasse 112 | ||||
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Small farm yard | Schulstraße 8 Location hallway: 5, parcel: |
Courtyard complex created at the same time as Schulstrasse 10. Residential building on the street in a constructive framework, which is now plastered. Small barns with stables behind the houses, around 1910. Ground floor made of bricks , upper floor as a storage room, made of structural timber-frame. | around 1900 | |
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Small farm yard | Schulstrasse 10 position hallway: 5, parcel: |
See Schulstrasse 8 | around 1900 | |
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Residential building | Schulstrasse 14 and 16 Location hall: 5, parcel: 80, 79/4 |
Two-storey post construction with wide post position of the gable-side posts. Central ground floor house entrance on the gable side. Younger, half-timbered extension on the back. Dormer windows after 1990. | around 1700 |
supporting documents
- Brigitte Warlich-Schenk, Emanuel Braun, State Office for Monument Preservation Hesse: Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany. Cultural monuments in Hesse, Kassel I district (Altkreis Hofgeismar), 1988, Theiss Verlag Stuttgart, ISBN 978-3-8062-1619-6 .