List of cultural monuments in Selzen

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

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Cathedral courtyard	Domhofstrasse 7 location	1772	Tithe courtyard of the Worms Cathedral monastery; Hofanlage, gate system marked 1772; single-storey baroque plastered building, expanded and redesigned around 1890, basement exit marked 1745; Extensions 1903/04; Tithe barn with Gothic (?) Shield gable, early 18th century; Landscape garden around 1890/1900, pavilion around 1900	more pictures
Selzübergang	Eichgasse, at No. 8 location	1617	Fragments of a Selz transition; three sandstone slabs, marked 1617	more pictures
Catholic Church of the Birth of Mary	Friedhofstrasse 7 location	1876	neo-Gothic brick building, marked 1876, architect Joseph HA Lucas , Mainz; with equipment
Courtyard	Gaustraße 6 location	around 1906	Hook yard; brick building dating from the late founding era, around 1906, baroque transverse barn, three-aisled column-supported cattle barn, marked 1864; defining the streetscape	more pictures
"Former Mayor Binzel Erben" winery	Gaustraße 15 location	17th to 19th century	Four-sided courtyard, 17th to 19th centuries; Half-hip roof building, partly decorative framework (plastered), probably from the 17th century; Residential and farm buildings, marked 1880, other outbuildings; defining the streetscape	more pictures
Courtyard	Gaustraße 20 location	1860	Late classicist three-sided courtyard, 1860, according to the model plans for rural building in Rheinhessen	more pictures
Selzer mill	Gaustraße 69/71/73/75 location	17th to 19th century	Dreiseithof, 17th to 19th centuries; late classicist building with hipped roof, marked 1844; several outbuildings, no.75 on the basement exit, marked 1614, three-aisled column-supported vaulted stable, around 1860
Tombs	Behind the mill, in the cemetery location	first half of the 20th century	Cemetery laid out around 1898: Tomb brothers Karl and Johann Seemann (both fallen in 1915): display wall with relief of Christ blessing with soldiers and dying comrades Resting place of the Martin Ludwig Binzel family († 1948), on the occasion of the war death of his son Karl (buried 1918): display wall with bas-relief (steel helmet, oak leaves) and bronze relief of Christ blessing Resting place of the Jakob Wilhelm Kappesser family, for their son Willi, who died in 1915: pilaster aedicula with tympanum relief Resting place of the Johann Adam Kissinger family († 1936), on the occasion of the death of their sons Reinhard and Ludwig in field hospitals († 1915 and 1918): display wall structured by Doric columns	more pictures
War memorial	Kaiserstrasse location	1875	War memorial 1870/71; Pedestal with relief over a three-tiered substructure, inscribed 1875, obelisk with relief gothic and crowning bronze eagle
"Darmstädter Hof" inn	Kaiserstraße 4 location	in the middle of the 19th century	Hipped roof building, mid-19th century, archway marked 1595, barn partly half-timbered, marked 1864, barrel-vaulted wine cellar; defining the streetscape
Courtyard	Kaiserstraße 12 location	18th century	Hook yard; one-and-a-half-storey half-timbered house with knee floor, 18th century, at the beginning of the 19th century, partially extensively renovated, cross barn, probably from the middle of the 18th century, draw well
school	Kaiserstraße 17 location	1894	Late founding yellow brick building, pyramid roof, 1894, similarly designed toilet and stable building, enclosure
Kapellenhof winery	Kapellenstrasse 18 location	1901	representative four-sided courtyard; villa-like late historical house, marked 1901, architect Wilhelm Hahn , Mainz, cross barn, late 19th century, baroque mansard roof barn; Grenzstein, marked 1721 (Kurpfalzwappen); park-like garden with enclosure, around 1900, barrel-vaulted earth cellar, boundary stone 16th or 17th century; defining the streetscape
Gate system	Käsgasse, at No. 4 location	1742	two-part baroque courtyard gate, marked 1742
Evangelical rectory	Kirchstrasse 1 location	18th century	late baroque half-hipped roof building, 18th century, possibly late medieval core, barrel-vaulted cellar; baroque coach house; defining the streetscape
Evangelical parish church	Kirchstrasse 13 location	around 1200	Romanesque tower in the core, probably around 1200, late Gothic reconstruction in 1572, late baroque hall building, 1740/41
Old graveyard	Kirchstrasse, at No. 13 location	second half of the 19th century	now laid out like a park Mortuary, modest quarry stone building, around 1900; in it a splendid funeral car, 1911 Tomb of the Georg Kessel II family: pillar-shaped with Gothic decor, around 1840/50 Tomb of the married couple Heinrich Wilhelm Dilg († 1857): Late Classicist round arched stele with a wreath of flowers Baltz family tomb: neo-Gothic pillar with four gables, around 1860/70 Tomb of the Martin Binzel family: neo-Gothic pillar, around 1870 anonymous tomb: rich stele with niche relief, around 1870 Tomb of the Georg Kessel III family († 1860): sandstone pillars with tracery anonymous tomb sandstone obelisk, second half of the 19th century Tomb of the married couple Georg Michael Binzel I († 1891): pyramid-like tapering pillars with urns Tomb of the Adam Kessel family († 1921): neo-classical pillar canopy	more pictures
Courtyard	Oppenheimer Strasse 7 location	third quarter of the 19th century	Four-sided courtyard; Essentially a late Classicist house, probably from the third quarter of the 19th century, rebuilt several times, economy with half-timbered gables, barrel-vaulted cellar marked 1818, three-aisled column-supported vaulted stable, around 1860, barn marked 1768; defining the streetscape	more pictures
Residential building	Weyerstraße 8 location	Late 17th or early 18th century	Baroque house, partly exposed framework, end of the 17th or beginning of the 18th century
Landmark	north of the place; Hallway at the Heidnischen Rechklauer Lage	1702	Limestone stele with Sickinger coat of arms, inscribed 1702 (?); one of seven boundary stones grouped in a regular arrangement around the menhir of Selzen	more pictures
Water tank	east of the village; Hallway to the rear broad fields location	1909	Hipped roof construction, polygonal masonry, marked 1909, Kulturinspektion 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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