List of cultural monuments in Rodgau

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The following list contains the cultural monuments identified in the monument topography in the area of ​​the city of Rodgau , Offenbach district , Hesse .

Note: The order of the monuments in this list is based first on the city district and then on the address; alternatively, it can also be sorted by name or 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.

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Sister house	Dudenhofen , Dr. Weinholz-Straße 8 Location hallway: 1, parcel: 444	1903–1904 built as a combination of kindergarten and nurses' house. On the ground floor with sandstone blocks and four arched windows rises an upper floor clad with wooden shingles with a crooked hip roof. A relief plate with an angel's head is attached to the gable side with an outside chimney, a replica of a plate removed in 1939. Today daycare center.
	Old school	Dudenhofen , Georg-August-Zinn-Straße 1 Location floor: 1, parcel: 457	Built in 1908 as a school building in neo-baroque style, school until 1961. Then town hall, from 1975 with the establishment of the town of Rodgau building authority, since 1990 police station. Two-storey building on a sandstone base. The high hipped roof originally had a ridge turret. The framing of the elaborate entrance portal is also made of sandstone with a curved gable and coat of arms.
	Quiet	Dudenhofen , Georg-August-Zinn-Straße 1 Location floor: 1, parcel: 457	In front of the old school building is the two-tier "rest" made of hewn sandstone from 1739. Former location: field corridor west of the village. The "rest" was used to set down backpack loads (Kiepen).
	Pfaltzkreuz	Dudenhofen , Kirchstraße 4 Location floor: 1, parcel: 228	The sandstone memorial cross with an oak wreath for Johann Friedrich Pfaltz, who died in a hunting accident in 1841, originally stood at the scene of the accident in the Himmelschneise, southeast of Dudenhofen. It was moved here when the church forecourt was redesigned at the end of the 20th century.
	ev. parish church	Dudenhofen , Kirchstraße 4 Location floor: 1, parcel: 228	The late baroque Protestant parish church was built in 1769 in exposed sandstone and was not plastered until 1969 on the occasion of a thorough renovation. The rectangular hall building with bevelled corners and pilaster strips is preceded on its south-eastern narrow side by a square tower, which merges into a slate octagon at the top and has a hooded lantern at the top. In the tower is the church portal with two lions holding the Hanau coat of arms. The transverse interior has a curved three-sided gallery and opposite on the south-western long side the altar with a pulpit arranged above it with an organ structure from 1827.
	War memorial	Dudenhofen , Mainzer Straße 1 - Friedhof location floor: 8, parcel: 170/3	Sandstone war memorial for the fallen from 1870/1871 with inscription, gable top, helmet and cross.
	War memorial	Dudenhofen , Mainzer Straße 1 - Friedhof location floor: 8, parcel: 170/3	Granite obelisk on a multi-tiered sandstone base. Iron cross as an attachment. Memorial to the fallen of the First World War.
	Luther monument	Dudenhofen , Mainzer Straße 1- Friedhof location floor: 8, parcel: 170/3	The sandstone obelisk, known as the Luther Memorial, stands on a high pedestal and is crowned by a tenon. The memorial was erected in 1817 by the evangelical citizens of Dudenhofen.
	Half-timbered house	Dudenhofen , Niederröder Straße 5 Location floor: 1, parcel: 473/16	According to the inscription in the upper floor threshold , the half-timbered house with a rich profile of the threshold zone through grooves between the beam heads was built in 1754 by Johan Peter Walder and Johan Georg Seybel. Johan Caspar Petzinger is named as the carpenter. Due to its arrangement, the eaves side of the three-story house with its high-quality half-timbering also appears in the street scene.
	Half-timbered house	Dudenhofen , Nieuwpoorter Straße 10 Location floor: 1, parcel: 259	The simple, gable-free half-timbered house with a shop on the ground floor was built around 1800. Its eaves side also comes into its own thanks to the open space in front of it.
	Half-timbered house	Dudenhofen , Nieuwpoorter Straße 17 Location floor: 1, parcel: 224	The almost completely preserved half-timbered house, the upper floor of which is slated on the gable side, dates from the middle of the 18th century.
	Half-timbered house	Dudenhofen , Nieuwpoorter Straße 18 Location floor: 1, parcel: 324	The half-timbered house, the ground floor of which is more recent, has well-preserved 18th-century half-timbering on the upper floor with a richly profiled threshold zone and carved lugs .
	Half-timbered house	Dudenhofen , Nieuwpoorter Straße 22 Location floor: 1, parcel: 318	The ground floor of the house was completely renovated, while the simple half-timbering of the upper floor from the 18th century was retained.
	Half-timbered house	Dudenhofen , Nieuwpoorter Straße 24 Location floor: 1, parcel: 314	The upper floor framework with a gable and elongated eaves wall dates from the first half of the 18th century, while the massive ground floor is more recent. In addition to richly profiled thresholds, the framework also shows carvings on the corner posts and lugs.
	Half-timbered house	Dudenhofen , Nieuwpoorter Straße 30 Location corridor: 1, parcel: 307/1	The massive ground floor of the house was renewed in the 20th century, the sturdy half-timbering with the floor- high St. Andrew's cross typical of Rodgau dates from the 18th century.
	Half-timbered house	Dudenhofen , Nieuwpoorter Straße 32 Location floor: 1, parcel: 306	The corner house at the confluence with Mittelstrasse has a massive, modern ground floor. Half-timbering from the 18th century is hidden under the wooden gable cladding and the plaster on the eaves side.
	Hofreite	Dudenhofen , Nieuwpoorter Straße 58 Location floor: 1, parcel: 277	The shape of the double courtyard with two half-timbered houses from the 18th century is typical of the location. A narrow, long courtyard and outbuildings parallel to the residential buildings complete the property. The simple half-timbered structure has a threshold profile and a St. Andrew's cross and slightly curved struts on the upper floor.
	Half-timbered house	Dudenhofen , Nieuwpoorter Straße 68 Location floor: 1, parcel: 260/1	The house from the 18th century, used as a commercial building (pharmacy), shows a complete framework on the gable side with curved struts and a profiled threshold beam. The eaves dormer windows are more recent. Together with house numbers 70 and 76, the house forms part of the group of houses that characterizes the town center.
	Half-timbered house	Dudenhofen , Nieuwpoorter Straße 70 Location floor: 1, parcel: 258	The half-timbered house dates from the first half of the 18th century. A heavily structured gable front with profiled thresholds, curved struts, lugs with a heart motif and carved corner posts with inscriptions can be seen on the street side above the massive, renovated ground floor. Together with house numbers 68 and 76, the house forms part of the group of houses that characterizes the town center.
	Half-timbered house	Dudenhofen , Nieuwpoorter Straße 76 Location floor: 1, parcel: 251	The half-timbered house from the 18th century has a massively renovated ground floor. On the upper floor there are corner braces with counter braces, carved lugs and threshold profiles. The house, together with house numbers 68 and 70, forms part of the group of houses that characterizes the town center.
	Rector Geissler House	Dudenhofen , Nieuwpoorter Straße 90 Location floor: 1, parcel: 230/1	The building called "Rektor-Geissler-Haus" is Dudenhofen's first schoolhouse, built in 1818, at that time with a teacher's apartment and mayor's room. The half-timbered building with a flat hipped roof and unusually high ground floor due to the school hall stands free in front of the Protestant parish church. The south and west walls are clad with slate. Until 1908 the house was used as a school house, after vacancy and the local library since 2002 as a registry office.
	Hofreite	Dudenhofen , Nieuwpoorter Straße 92 Location floor: 1, parcel: 120	The completely preserved courtyard complex with half-timbered house from the early 18th century and partly massive barn made of natural stone masonry from the 19th century is located in an important urban area on the edge of the church forecourt. The three-zone half-timbered structure of the house has a reclining chair, which is unusual for Rodgau .
	Half-timbered house	Dudenhofen , Nieuwpoorter Straße 114 Location floor: 1, parcel: 87	The gable, half-timbered house built in the 18th century has been completely preserved in its origins. The herringbone pattern of the central post figure on the upper floor is rare for the region.
	Half-timbered house	Dudenhofen , Nieuwpoorter Straße 120 Location floor: 1, parcel: 73	The gabled half-timbered house from the 18th century with a crooked hip has been plastered on the ground floor since the middle of the 19th century and cladding on the upper and top floors. The window arrangement is original.
	Doctor House	Dudenhofen , Nieuwpoorter Straße 130 Location corridor: 1, parcel: 142/1	The striking building at the northern entrance to the village was built in 1880 as a “doctor's house”. The community doctor lived and practiced here. The building was made of brickwork with a sandstone base and cornice. A two-axis central projection emerges from the four-axis main facade . A triangular gable closes this off at the top without protruding over the flat hipped roof. The property has been used by various social and political organizations since the 1960s.
	St. Rochus	Hainhausen , August-Neuhäusel-Straße 24 Location hallway: 3, parcel: 237	The Catholic parish church of St. Rochus was built in 1890-1893. It is the successor to the Rochus Chapel, which was built around 1650 and stood about 55 meters east of today's church. From the Rochus Chapel, the altarpiece, dated 1687 and depicting Saint Roch, was moved to the new church before it was abandoned . St. Rochus also contains a wooden Vespers from the mid-14th century. The old Rochus Chapel was demolished in 1960.
	Moated castle	Hainhausen , Burgstraße location hallway: 3, parcel: 135-138	The Hainhausen moated castle, also called "Haginhusen Castle" in old documents in the 12th century, was the ancestral castle of the early Lords of Eppstein . After the castle was abandoned in the 14th century, it fell into disrepair, was used as a quarry and is no longer visible today as a ground monument. In 2012, after geophysical investigations, the first excavation of the remains of the foundation began.
	Rodau Bridge	Hainhausen , Burgstraße location hall: 3, parcel: 146	The importance as a traffic monument of the 19th century, which is rare in the district, makes the small single-arch bridge over the Rodau worth protecting. It was built in 1872 and renovated in 2010. The arch is made of sandstone blocks, large-format house stones are built into the cheeks. A plaque with an inscription on the outside of the southern parapet refers to the builder Jakob Tamm and the client, Mayor Martin Jäger.
	Half-timbered house	Hainhausen , Heinrich-Sahm-Straße 6 Location hallway: 3, parcel: 240	The three-zone half-timbered house was built around 1700 and has been almost completely preserved except for the rear gable wall, including the original windows. The front gable wall is extraordinarily ornate. It shows grooved S-struts in the upper part and carved diamonds in the parapet fields of the upper floor.
	Water tower	Jügesheim , Am Wasserturm location floor: 19, parcel: 283	Like two other towers of the Offenbach Water Purpose Association, the Jügesheim water tower was built between 1936 and 1938. With its height of 45.50 meters, it was responsible for the Jügesheim water supply until 1979. The tower made of brick masonry with concrete bands and a round container part is visible from afar and is closed off by a slate-covered, pointed hood. The stepped, perforated retaining walls are consciously based on the shapes of the buttresses of the neo-Gothic St. Nicholas Church in the town center. The dragon fountains on both sides of the entrance door are more recent and based on original templates. The Jügesheim coat of arms with the year construction started is attached above the keystone of the door arch.
	Half-timbered house	Jügesheim , Eisenbahnstraße 12 Location floor: 1, parcel: 120/1	The plastered half-timbered house protruding far into the street was built in the late Baroque around 1750. The slightly protruding upper floor with a hipped roof suggests half-timbering with decorative shapes under its plaster.
	Chapel	Jügesheim , Eisenbahnstraße 36 Location floor: 1, parcel: 301	In 1874 today's “Mater Dolorosa Chapel” was built as a successor to a small half-timbered path chapel from the 18th century. The plastered building with a black slate roof is loosened up by a sandstone-framed portal and pointed arched windows on both long sides. There is a niche for a saint figure above the entrance.
	railway station	Jügesheim , Eisenbahnstraße 44 Location floor: 1, parcel: 330/1	The type station built on the Rodgau Railway, which opened in 1896, is made of two-tone brickwork with an ornamental frieze and arched motif in the gable and has a gate-like entrance to the former reception hall. The ticket office, waiting room and signal box have been preserved in the building, the latter with technical equipment. The station forms the visual end of Bahnhofstrasse from the old town center. Vacant since 2003. The storage shed built around 1950 burned down in 2004.
	Oil mill	Jügesheim , Hintergasse 34 Location floor: 1, parcel: 275	The large, plastered half-timbered house on the ground floor with a crooked hip was mentioned in documents in 1738 as the "oil mill". The house protrudes into the curve of the back alley so that, depending on the viewing direction, both the gable and eaves side visually close off the street space. In 1996, the mill was freed from the wood paneling that was added later and the half-timbered structure on the upper floor was restored. Here, built-in beams from 1561 were found. The massive ground floor was rebuilt. Today it is used as a shop and office building.
	Old school	Jügesheim , Ludwigstraße 37 Location hallway: 1, parcel: 861/3	The two-storey plastered building with a flat hipped roof is known as the "old school". The late classical school building was built between 1870 and 1880. The square-like area in front of the recessed building increases the urban impact. The nine-axis division of the facade with a central projectile and triangular gable gives the building an elongated appearance. The corners are accentuated by brick pilaster strips, while window and portal walls and cornices are made of sandstone. Today senior and youth meeting, city library.
	Cemetery cross	Jügesheim , Ludwigstraße - cemetery location hallway: 5, parcel: 70	The sandstone cemetery cross with a cast iron body and classicist ornamentation stands on a high pedestal. The inscription names 1841 as the year of construction, the year the cemetery was laid out. The cross was renovated in 1985.
	War memorial	Jügesheim , Ludwigstraße Location hallway: 5, parcel: 68	The memorial for those who fell in the war of 1870/71 is located directly on the cemetery wall. The obelisk has a spherical top, a sandstone relief with an iron cross on the foot and a commemorative plaque on the base. A parapet, bent on three sides and with inscribed plaques, spreads out behind the monument.
	Hofreite	Jügesheim , Mühlstraße 7 Location floor: 1, parcel: 16/1	This is the only minimal form of a village courtyard from the 18th century in Rodgau in the area of ​​the first expansion of Jügesheim. Historical details such as the original front door of the Kleinsthofreite with its single-storey house and the small hook-shaped outbuilding have been preserved. As a smallholder, part-time or out-of-home farm, the property is of socio-historical and typological importance. The property, which protrudes far into today's street alignment, shows the narrowness of Mühlstrasse at that time.
more pictures	St. Nicholas	Jügesheim , Vordergasse 18 Location floor: 1, parcel: 233	The neo-Gothic Church of St. Nicholas was built from sandstone masonry in 1870. The 45.5 meter high tower has a pointed helmet and acts as an urban dominant in the old town center. The statics of the narrow nave is secured by external, openwork buttresses. The church portal is located in the base of the tower. To the right of it on the front wall leans a late baroque crucifixion group made of sandstone. The wooden crucifixion group from the 17th century inside the church, as well as a Vespers picture from the 16th century, come from the previous church a little south of the current building. The organ was built in 1904 by the Würzburg organ builder Balthasar Schlimbach.
	Half-timbered house	Jügesheim , Vordergasse 25 Location floor: 1, parcel: 186	The upper and attic storeys in the elaborate form of the Rodgau half-timbering date from the 17th century, while the ground floor is massive. The rich ornamental framework on the gable side shows on the upper floor partially disturbed firebucks and crossed diamonds as parapet ornaments due to built-in windows. Grooved S-struts and carved lugs are visible above. St. Andrew's crosses and a standing chair with high strut figures adorn the framework in the gable triangle.
	Teacher's house	Jügesheim , Vordergasse 37 Location floor: 1, parcel: 214	The double house in late Classicist form with a symmetrical, two-tone brick facade was built at the same time as the old school at Ludwigstrasse 37 as a teacher's residence between 1870 and 1880. The base and walls are made of red sandstone. At the side there are risalits with triangular gables, in the middle there is an entrance for each half of the house with a shared external staircase. A vaulted cellar subjects both parts of the building.
	Half-timbered house	Jügesheim , Vordergasse 53 Location hall: 1, parcel: 220	The Hofreite was built around 1680, while the originally preserved courtyard gate has an inscription in the lintel beam with the year 1720. The property is a seldom complete example of the type of farm that used to be common in Rodgau on a long and narrow parcel. The massive ground floor, which has recently been modified, has a half-timbered structure with the striking strut figures and a standing chair that are common here. The gate system made of solid wood consists of a large passage with rounded headbands and a small gate with a grid-like structure. The gate system is protected by a brick roof.
	Half-timbered house	Jügesheim , Vordergasse 65 Location floor: 1, parcel: 234	The half-timbering of the gable-facing residential and commercial building from the 18th century is completely clad with wooden shingles. The original window layout and the double protrusion in the gable suggest baroque half-timbering with decorative shapes. The ground floor was changed in the 20th century by installing a shop.
	Half-timbered house	Jügesheim , Vordergasse 73 Location hall: 1, parcel: 240	The gable-facing house with a half-timbered upper floor was built in the first half of the 18th century. The building, which characterizes the Vordergasse, has man figures and decorative forms, carved headbands, grooved struts and a St. Andrew's cross on the half-timbered upper floor.
	Half-timbered house	Jügesheim , Vordergasse 81 Location hall: 1, parcel: 249/1	The upper floors of the two-sided detached house in a corner location dates from the 18th century, the massive ground floor with shop is from more recent times. The half-timbered structure on both sides has decorative diamond parapets and figures of men. By plastering over the edges of the inner beams, the framework appears more delicate than it actually is.
	Wayside shrine	Nieder-Roden , Babenhäuser Weg Location hallway: 2, parcel: 547/2	The "Not Gottes" (Not God) from 1754 is a sandstone wayside shrine with a weathered inscription in the base in memory of the plague. The votive picture with a relief representation of the Mount of Olives scene is crowned by a recently added cross. From the original location on Eppertshäuser Weg, initially near the Don-Bosco-Heim and moved here in 2004.
	railway station	Nieder-Roden , Büchner Strasse 1 position hallway: 9, plot: 579/1	The station building with goods hall, which was put into service with the opening of the Rodgau-Bahn in 1896, differs from the standard station type common in the other parts of the city in that the Nieder-Roden station consists of three instead of two components. The external design, however, is similar in two-tone clinker brickwork with ornament. Details such as windows, dormers and the ornamental framework of the goods hall have been preserved in their original form. When the S-Bahn began operating in December 2003, the station as such was given up. External use as a bakery / bistro since 2006.
	Wayside shrine	Nieder-Roden , Büchnerstraße 20 Location floor: 7, parcel: 680	The wayside shrine from 1757, which is now on private property, has a small, pointed gable housing for a no longer existing image of the Virgin Mary. The wayside shrine stands on the former processional path of the Rochus pilgrimage from Hainhausen to Dorndiel in the northern extension of the Babenhäuser Weg and the Roman road.
	War memorial	Nieder-Roden , Dieburger Weg Location floor: 2, parcel: 561	The war memorial from 1873 in the form of a cross made of red sandstone with a small cast figure reminds of the fallen soldiers of 1870. The pedestal with Gothic ornament has a corresponding inscription.
	Old graveyard	Nieder-Roden , Friedensstrasse location	The old cemetery was laid out in 1842. The entrance area, consisting of an archway and two flanking small outbuildings, was created in 1911 at the end of Art Nouveau . The left side building served as a storage space for the hearse, the other was used as a tool shed.
	Cemetery cross	Nieder-Roden , Friedensstraße - Friedhof location hall: 7, parcel: 612	The cemetery cross made of sandstone on the back wall of the Old Cemetery on a high pedestal with Gothic ornamentation bears the year 1845 in the inscription. The cross is part of the typical inventory of cemeteries newly built in the 19th century in traditional Catholic communities. The large cast body is from more recent times.
	cross	Nieder-Roden , Friedensstraße - Friedhof location hall: 7, parcel: 612	The late baroque sandstone cross on a curved base represents a monument of local and religious history. The original figure has been replaced by a smaller cast body. Originally a wayside cross, moved here from an unknown location.
	cross	Nieder-Roden , Hainburgstraße Location floor: 1, parcel: 369/1	The sandstone wayside cross with a cast figure bears an inscription in the base with the year 1893. The relatively late erection of the cross is a sign of the continued existence of Catholic traditions in this area.
	Half-timbered house	Nieder-Roden , Oberrodener Straße 39 Location floor: 1, parcel: 81	The half-timbered house with the gable was built around 1725. Together with the adjoining outbuildings at the rear and a barn, there is a clear demarcation from the open space adjoining the St. Matthias Church. The half-timbered structure of the residential building shows man figures and partially plastered parapet ornaments on the upper floor as well as grooved S-struts in the gable area.
	Wayside shrine	Nieder-Roden , Römerstraße location floor: 4, parcel: 215/2	The wayside shrine, which was inserted into the back wall of an open chapel during its renovation in 1985, is said to date from 1758. The sandstone wayside shrine with a votive image of the Trinity stands on a curved pedestal. The cross and pillar were added during the renovation, the inscription is no longer legible.
	Nepomuk	Nieder-Roden , Schulstraße 31 Location floor: 9, parcel: 45/1	The original location of the Nepomuk statue from 1761 was on the Rodaubrücke in Babenhäuser Weg (today Römerstrasse). From there it was relocated to the first Nieder-Rodener town hall in Ober-Rodener Straße 47 around 1900. When the town hall was demolished in 1970, the statue was placed on the south side of St. Matthias Church and finally in 1996 on the property fencing of the nurses' house in Schulstrasse. The sandstone statue of the bridge saint, Nepomuk, stands on a curved pedestal with an inscription consisting of a chronogram. The Roman numerals contained in the text add up to 1761.
	St. Matthias Church	Nieder-Roden , Turmstraße 6 Location floor: 1, parcel: 91	The church tower of St. Matthias is the oldest building in Rodgau. The original defense tower was first mentioned in 1298, when an initially small church, which was expanded in 1542, was already attached to it. To the south of the tower stands today's parish church, built between 1895 and 1896 instead of the previous building. The Marian bell (1518), the late Gothic Marian altar (1520) and a Pietà from the same period were taken over from the previous building . Under the flat, cloverleaf-arched end with filigree tendril carvings, the Marien Altar has sculptures of the Mother of God with Child, Saint John and the church patron Matthias. Four other apostles are shown in relief on the inside of the wings. According to the inscription, the altar was repainted in 1656. Outside the church tower is a former sandstone cemetery cross from 1762.
	Napoleon Bridge	Weiskirchen , outside B 448 old location hall: 1, parcel: 106	The two-arched bridge of the old federal road 448 over the Rodau near the former intersection with the old B 45 is one of the rare traffic monuments of historical importance from the 19th century in the district. The bridge consists of sandstone brickwork with arched arches. The year of construction is inscribed in 1810 and a restoration in 1899.
	Hofreite	Weiskirchen , Bahnhofstraße 4 Location hallway: 6, parcel: 19/7	In the corner with eaves facing Pfarrgasse, the Hofreite from the early 18th century forms a leading building in the old town center. In 1904 the property received a remarkable gate system made of two-colored brick masonry with a wooden courtyard gate.
	Old syringe house	Weiskirchen , Bahnhofstraße 8 Location hallway: 6, parcel: 1034/2	The old syringe house of the Weiskirchen fire brigade was built in 1906 in the style of historicism . From the plastered building with broken stone base and two arched gates, a roof turret protrudes as a hose tower, flush with the facade. The gable and tower are clapboard. The overall shape is reminiscent of village churches in Upper Hesse. The property has been a local museum since 1995.
	railway station	Weiskirchen , Bahnhofstraße 56 Location hallway: 7, parcel: 147/1	Completed two years after the opening of the Rodgau-Bahn in 1896, the station building corresponds to the series from the era of the branch line expansion of the Prussian-Hessian State Railway. The station has the usual details of this series: two-tone brick masonry with ornaments, roof overhang on ornate consoles, arched motif in the gable, and a large gate opening. The goods hall was added later. The station has been used as a residential building since 2003.
	Holy House	Weiskirchen , Hauptstraße 32-36 Location floor: 6, parcel: 995/2	The saint's case was originally built in 1450 to house a Vespers picture at the Obermühle. Today there is a portrait of Mary in the niche. The massive, plastered housing with a tile covering in the form of a gable roof rests on a high, unadorned base with a suggested cornice. The holy house is of local and religious historical importance,
	St. Peter in chains	Weiskirchen , Hauptstraße 80-82 Location hall: 1, parcel: 4.5	The original building of the Catholic parish church St. Petrus in Ketten was built before 1287. It was replaced in 1417–1491 by a new building in Gothic style with a west-facing tower. In 1890 the nave was torn down to the foundation walls and a larger transverse structure was erected in simple, neo-Gothic forms. In 1892–1917 the upper part of the tower was renewed. In 1943 the church burned down due to the effects of the war and was rebuilt by 1949. An extension in a northerly direction took place in 1956. The foundations of the nave, the vaulted hall of the tower and the choir with a 3/8 end, including a stone sacrament house, have been preserved from the Gothic period. The furnishings of the church include a wooden crucifixion group (1496) above the altar, another cross from the 16th century and a Baroque Madonna (1692).
	Nepomuk	Weiskirchen , Pfarrgasse 4 Location floor: 1, parcel: 1072/2	The sandstone Nepomuk statue with a seated putto on a high plinth with an inscription, erected in the renovated rectory, dates from 1737. The Rodau Bridge in Bahnhofstrasse is assumed to be the original location of the bridge saint.

Web links

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literature

• Dagmar Söder: Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany, cultural monuments in Hesse, Offenbach district . Ed .: State Office for Monument Preservation Hessen. Friedr. Vieweg & Sohn, Braunschweig / Wiesbaden 1987, ISBN 3-528-06237-1 .