List of cultural monuments in Siegbach

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The following list contains the cultural monuments identified in the monument topography in the area of the municipality of Siegbach , Lahn-Dill-Kreis , Hesse .

Note: The order of the monuments in this list is based first on the districts and then on the address; alternatively, it can also be sorted according to the name, the number assigned by the State Office for Monument Preservation or the 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.

Eisemroth

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
more pictures	railway station	Bahnhofstraße 11 Location floor: 9, parcel: 305/3	Type construction (such as Bischoffen station) from 1902 east of the village and route on a T-shaped floor plan made of decorative two-tone brick with segmented arched windows and a structure of corner pilasters, step friezes and German ribbon; to the north, timber-framed goods shed. Cultural monument for historical reasons.	1902	161962
	Running fountain	Brunnenstraße location floor: 9, parcel: 147/1	Cast iron fountain at the meeting of "In der Gasse" and Brunnenstrasse. Erected in the last quarter of the 19th century. The trough on the long edge and narrow sides with two or one star-shaped ornament, the polygonal fountain shaft is crowned by a cone and has two water outlets with a dragon's head. Cultural monument for historical, artistic and urban planning reasons.	19th century	133172
	Half-timbered housing	Brunnenstraße 15 Location hall: 9, parcel: 149	Two-storey, gable-independent half-timbered residential building from around 1700. In terms of urban planning, it is strikingly located in the narrow Brunnenstrasse. The baroque half-timbered structure with stiffening man forms, decorative forms in the compartments and circumferentially profiled storey offset has largely been preserved. Cultural monument for historical reasons.	Around 1700	133171
	Half-timbered construction	Brunnenstraße 19 Location hall: 9, parcel: 154	Building located on the southwestern edge of the historic town center with a valuable half-timbered structure from the 18th century with high struts. Counter brace and profiled threshold above the high-lying massive basement. Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.	18th century	133173
	Railway bridge	Railway location floor: 9, parcel: 302, 304, 305/4	Three-arched sandstone viaduct from 1901 (like 12, 23, 25, 29; apex height 7.20 m) via a municipal road leading west into the forest. Cultural monument for historical reasons.	1901	161961
	Railway bridge	Railway location floor: 9, parcel: 158, 98	Two-arched sandstone bridge from 1901 over a road leading west to Oberscheld. Cultural monument for historical reasons.	1901	161960
	Overall system	Total investment Historical center location	Eisemroth (as Isemerrode), first mentioned in 1276, is a clearing settlement on landlord property of the von Bicken family. In the course of the Dernbach feud, a castle was built by the Hessian landgraves on today's Kirchberg in 1307, but it was destroyed again by Nassau in 1328 (see above and district history). In 1434 one of the first iron works in the county of Nassau-Dillenburg was built in Eisemroth. However, it only had until the end of the 15th century. Duration. The historic townscape west of the Kirchberg is shaped by the valley location along the Siegbach. Two core areas with very dense historical buildings from around 1700 stand out: the northern course of Herborner Straße and the Brunnenstraße / In der Gasse / Moselstraße area. A garden zone means that the division of the town into Ober- and Nieder-Eisemroth, which dates back to the 14th century, is still present. The two districts only grew together in the 18th century. The Eisemroth facility as a whole comprises the Kirchberg, the Brunnenstrasse / In der Gasse / Moselstrasse area with the garden zone to the north and parts of the development along the Siegbach. The areas mentioned convey different stages in the history of Eisemroth's settlement. Cultural monument for historical reasons.		133170
	Housing	In the alley 6 Location Village: 9, parcel: 168	Stately residential building in an angular courtyard, the gable-side half-timbered building on the ground floor has been massively renewed, above it a very strong half-timbered configuration around 1700, in the gable the numerous ornamental struts set with noses next to the stiffening man forms. Cultural monument for historical, artistic and urban planning reasons.	Around 1700	133175
	Evangelical parish church	Kirchbergstraße location hall: 9, parcel: 401/1, 402/1	The church is located east of the village on the former castle hill. The lower part of the choir tower has been preserved from a Romanesque building. The former chancel has a burr-free domed vault over blind niches and now serves as a sacristy. The gable roof with a canopy turret was built at the beginning of the 19th century. The nave from 1721-27 in the form of a hall building with a mansard roof is attached to this component in a transverse north-south direction. Inside, circumferential galleries on wooden columns from the time the ship was built, which end on the east side in front of the triumphal arch. The pulpit, dated 1784, the classical altar and the classical organ should also be emphasized. Cultural monument for historical, artistic and urban planning reasons.	1721	133176
	Half-timbered construction	Marburger Straße 4/6 Location floor: 9, parcel: 219/4, 220/1	Two-storey half-timbered building with an originally preserved structure from the early 18th century on the upper floor. The eaves-standing structure also has a quality that characterizes the street space. Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.		133179
	Einhaushöft	Moselstraße 3 Location floor: 9, parcel: 128, 129	Half-timbered single-house homestead from the second half of the 18th century with the division of functions between apartment, barn and stable. As an example of a regional court form of historical importance and therefore a cultural monument. As part of an elongated building group on the southwestern outskirts, it is also significant in terms of urban planning. Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.	2nd half of the 18th century	133180
	Half-timbered barn	Oberndorfer Straße location hall: 9, parcel: 290	Unusually large-volume half-timbered barn, perhaps from the 17th century. The continuous stands are stiffened on the upper floor by lugs and high foot struts, floor beams and lintel with block frieze, a rose window above the lintel center. A building inscription names Johann Peter von Tringenstein as a foreman. Cultural monument for historical reasons.	17th century	133181
	Running fountain	Oberndorfer Straße 1 Location hallway: 9, parcel: 300/1	In front of the entrance of a former inn at the intersection of Marburger and Oberndorfer Strasse in the courtyard is a cast-iron fountain from the late 19th century. Cultural monument for historical reasons.	late 19th century	133178
	Half-timbered construction	Übersthaler Straße 2 Location hall: 9, parcel: 230/2	Half-timbered building located at the confluence of the Überthaler in the Marburger Straße in the core of the time around 1700. Despite changes in the ground floor and top floor, the building still has historically valuable components, such as the all-round profiled thresholds on the upper floor over protruding profiled beam heads, with carved decorative shapes or the frame with block frieze on the second floor of the gable side. Cultural monument for historical and artistic reasons.	Around 1700	133182
	Old school	Übersthaler Straße 3 Location hallway: 9, parcel: 407	The old school Eisemroth from the middle of the 19th century, a half-timbered building of 4: 2 window axes with a crooked hip roof, which was built without horizontal frames, is located on the hill of the Kirchberg, visible from afar. Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.	Mid 19th century	133177

Oberndorf

designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
Half-timbered construction	Eisemrother Straße 9 Location floor: 15, parcel: 58/1	South of the town center, two-storey eaves half-timbered building. which on the upper floor of the eaves side still has the half-timbered structure from around 1700 in stocky proportions with a profiled storey offset with carved decorative shapes. The building is of historical importance, which is underlined by its peripheral location, which is important for urban development. Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.	around 1700	133184
Overall system	Total investment Historical center location	Oberndorf lies on the eastern border of the district, on the southern edge of the Schelder forest. The place, going back to the 9th century, is historically part of the Tringenstein district. The parish church on the north-eastern outskirts has been preserved from the medieval core. In the network of paths in the village (Kirchstrasse / Langgasse / Tringensteiner Strasse), which is today defined by a large triangle, various historical forms of farms and houses have been preserved: L-shaped courtyards from the 17th century in Kirchstrasse, especially at the Langgasse / Kirchstrasse fork isolated barns from the time around 1700, and on the outskirts of the village, houses from the 18th century. (Kirchstrasse and Langgasse). This variety of house shapes gives the place historical importance. The center of Oberndorf is therefore to be seen as a small overall complex. Cultural monument for historical reasons.		133183
Protestant church	Kirchstraße location floor: 10, parcel: 25	Like the neighboring courtyard at Kirchstrasse 3, an L-shaped courtyard area; two compartments in the gable triangle of the house bear the date 1674 in the plaster, a date that corresponds to the half-timbered structure of the house and barn. As a rural farm form around 1700 of historical importance and therefore a cultural monument. Medieval building with a square nave and choir. Erected in plastered quarry stone, roof and six-sided ridge turret covered with a pointed helmet, as well as the triangle of the south-western gable. Inside, the choir is barrel vaulted and the nave is flat. A girder running in the axis of the ship is supported by an eight-sided wooden support with headbands. The L-shaped gallery is dated 1670, the parapet is supported by rectangular posts with carved ornamental shapes. The posts stand on a threshold, the upper part of which is emphasized by a surrounding pearl band. The parapet on the lower edge also has carved decorative shapes. Cultural monument for historical and artistic reasons.	1674	133187
L-shaped courtyard	Kirchstraße 3 Location hall: 10, parcel: 98/1	L-shaped courtyard, consisting of a residential house facing the street and a barn, both half-timbered buildings from around 1700. As a multi-part courtyard form of historical importance and therefore a cultural monument, also in a prominent location opposite the church. Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.	around 1700	133185
L-shaped courtyard	Kirchstrasse 5 Location hallway: 10, parcel: 100, 99	Like the neighboring courtyard at Kirchstrasse 3, an L-shaped courtyard area; two compartments in the gable triangle of the house bear the date 1674 in the plaster, a date that corresponds to the half-timbered structure of the house and barn. As a rural farm form around 1700 of historical importance and therefore a cultural monument. Cultural monument for historical reasons.	1674	133186
Running fountain	Langgasse location hall: 10, parcel: 341/4	Cast-iron running fountain with a rectangular trough, dated 1895, with a flower frieze at the top, the fountain stick crowned with pine cones, the water pipe shaped as a dragon's head. Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.	1895	133188

Tringenstein

designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
Overall system	Total investment Historical center location	The starting point of the entire complex, which has been identified due to its historical significance, is the mountain cone of the castle, built in 1351, of which small remains of the wall are still preserved today. From the 16th century, courtyards were built outside the castle, thus laying the core of the town of Tringenstein. The entire complex includes the area of the town center, which is characterized by rural buildings from around 1700. You lie around the castle hill with the ridge parallel to the slope. The dominant building is the old school house with a prayer room at the beginning of Schlossstrasse. The historical center, but also the rest of the settlement area, is of particular importance due to the good visibility from the castle hill. Cultural monument for historical reasons.	1351	133189
Half-timbered construction	Hofstraße 14 Location hall: 7, parcel: 233/1	Half-timbered building located on the south-eastern outskirts of the village from around 1700 with completely original structure in the upper and attic floors above a circumferentially profiled threshold on protruding beam heads. The building is part of a stretched yard, the adjoining barn is clad. Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.	around 1700	133190
Old school and fountain	Oranienstraße 28 Location hall: 7, parcel: 119/1	At the corner of Schloßstraße and Oranienstraße, a two-storey, shingle, half-timbered building above a solid base, which combines the functions of the town hall, school and prayer room on the upper floor, dates to the 18th century. On the eastern gable, a beautiful door from the early 19th century with a crooked hip roof in the middle of the ridge a small octagonal canopy ridge. In the prayer room on the upper floor there are two twisted and richly profiled wooden pillars that support the longitudinal beams, as well as a pulpit with corner pilasters, which dates from the first half of the 17th century. In front of the western gable of the building is a late 19th-century cast-iron running fountain. Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.	18th century	133191
Tringenstein Castle	Tringenstein Castle Location hall: 7, parcel: 158/2, 159	To the southeast of the center of Tringenstein lies the site of the former Tringenstein Castle on a mountain cone of the Schelder Forest. Only remnants of the foundation walls and a round arched gate opening in the northern castle district and the striking location, which offers a delightful view of Tringenstein and the surrounding landscape of the Schelder forest, are preserved. The castle was built in 1351 by Adelheid von Nassau, a countermeasure to the foundation of Neu-Dernbach (see district history and "Dernbacher feud"). Under the care of several noble families, the castle becomes the seat of the court. With the end of the Middle Ages, the castle lost its function as a defense structure, but remained the destination of hunting trips during the Nassau rule and was also the short-term residence of Johann IV and Johann V von Nassau-Dillenburg. From the 16th century, courtyards were built outside the castle, the core of the town of Tringenslein. In the 17th century - during the Thirty Years' War - the castle was a refuge for the surrounding towns; In 1625 Count Ludwig Heinrich moved to Tringenstein after the plague broke out in Dillenburg. The castle's final decline began in the 18th century: the offices of Tringenstein and Ebersbach were merged, and the official seat was moved to Ebersbach. The castle has been without function since then and the decay began. The only use today is a memorial built on the eastern edge of the castle district. The area with the ruined remains of Tringenstein Castle is a cultural monument due to its historical significance. Cultural monument for historical reasons.		133192

Wallenfels

designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
Overall system	Total investment Historical center location	The place Wallenfels goes back to 1300, when the castle Wallenfels was built by Heinrich I of Hesse on a mountain cone southeast of the Angelburg. The construction served to support the Dernbacher in their dispute with Nassau. After the defeat of the Dernbach family in 1333, the Hessian landgrave gave the castle to Nassau as a fief. In the following years the owners changed in quick succession. The castle fell into disrepair from 1500 after losing its strategic value. The castle was probably also the painting site of a court. The settlement developed at the foot of the castle hill. The character of Wallenfels as a small settlement based on a castle is still clearly visible today: Untergasse and Obergasse surround the castle hill. A special feature of the settlement history is the large number of two- and three-sided courtyards from the 18th century, especially in Obergasse and the north-eastern end of Untergasse. Cultural monument for historical reasons.	around 1300	133203
Two-sided courtyard	Obergasse 3 Location hall: 1, parcel: 22/1	Two-sided courtyard from the 18th century, closed by a modern extension to form a U-shaped courtyard. Housing and barn from the 18th century with baroque half-timbered configuration and carved decorative shapes. Barn in the lintel dated 1792. On the barn compartments with scratch-plaster ornamentation, dated 1793 The courtyard is a cultural monument due to its artistic decoration, its settlement history and its dominant urban location in the Obergasse. Cultural monument for historical, artistic and urban planning reasons.	18th century	133206
Three-sided courtyard	Obergasse 4 location hall: 1, parcel: 21/7	Three-sided courtyard; Residential and farm buildings were built uniformly in the 18th century. Baroque half-timbered structure with numerous carved jewelry forms. The farm complex is regional rarity and is therefore of particular historical importance. Together with the following courtyard, an indispensable part of the Obergasse in terms of urban planning. Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.	18th century	133205
Farm buildings	Untergasse location hall: 1, parcel: 6/1	Small farm building on the eastern side of Untergasse, at the fork with Obergasse. The rare type of small, only two-zone post construction from the 18th century with numerous decorative elements is artistically and technically significant. Inscription with date: BUILT BY GOD'S HELP BY HANS HEINRICH STOLL AND KATHARINA MARRIAGES 1778. Cultural monument from historical, artistic and	18th century	133207
Half-timbered barn	Under Gasse 7 position hall 1, hall unit: 18/13	Half-timbered barn, probably from the 17th century, built with continuous stands with carved decorative motifs. The building marks the southwestern edge of the historic town center. Cultural monument for urban planning reasons.	17th century	133204
Three-sided courtyard	Under Gasse 13 position hall 1, hall unit: 10/8, 9/6	Stately three-sided courtyard from the 18th century: residential building with two farm buildings. The assembly marks the eastern edge of the town. Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.	18th century	133208

Überthal

designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
Old Town Hall	Bachstraße location floor: 38, parcel: 150/1	two-storey baroque half-timbered building; one compartment bears the date 1775 in the plaster. What is remarkable about the structure is the summarizing profiling of the threshold, beam ends and filler wood, which gives the appearance of a uniform cornice. In addition to the carved decorative shapes, the double-winged door is to be emphasized with balusters as garments and a profiled lintel. Inside the inscription: GOD GOES ABOVE ALL. BECAUSE IT IS EVIL TO LIVE WITHOUT FEARING THE LORD. Another portal was located in the central axis of the eaves side. The square roof turret with lantern and pointed helmet, which increases the dominance of the building in the village, dates from the first half of the 19th century. The building, which occupies the front of a small village square, is a cultural monument due to its historical, artistic and urban significance. Cultural monument for historical, artistic and urban planning reasons.	1775	133195
Half-timbered construction	Bachstraße 3 Location floor: 38, parcel: 164, 165	Gable-independent half-timbered building from around 1700; on the upper floor, the structure is preserved in its original form above a profiled floor offset. In addition to the stiffening male figures, curly struts with noses and diamond-shaped decorative shapes in the parapet compartments are to be mentioned. Cultural monument for historical reasons.	around 1700	133194
Eisenbanhbrücke, sandstone viaduct	Railway location floor: 44, parcel: 160	Three-arched sandstone viaduct from 1901 (peak height 5.00 m) over a roadway leading west into the Weibach valley. Cultural monument for historical reasons.	1901	161959
Overall system	Total investment Historical center location	The town hall, a baroque half-timbered building, which defines a triangular square with a fountain with its eaves side, is located in the center of Überthal. Together with the rural buildings from the 18th century framing the access to the square. At the beginning of the valley path, this area is a small overall complex due to its historical and artistic importance. Also included is the bakery next to the town hall and the quarry stone bridge over the Siegbach, to which the town hall borders with its rear front. Cultural monument for historical reasons.	18th century	133193
Half-timbered construction	Nuts garden 2 position corridor 38, parcel: 152	In the sloping terrain of the nut garden, a small cross stitch to Bachstrasse, a gable-independent half-timbered building with a very well-preserved structure on the upper floor; Firebock in the former center of the building in the parapet compartment. Recently dismantling of the adjoining second half of the house. As a half-timbered building from around 1700, despite the loss of the neighboring building, of historical importance and therefore a cultural monument. Cultural monument for historical reasons.	around 1700	133197
Running fountain	Offenbacher Straße location hall: 38, parcel: 220/9	Cast-iron fountain from the end of the 19th century on the village square in front of the town hall. The eight sides of the trough are framed in a curved shape, with a stylized cross-shaped flower motif in relief in the middle of the fields. The fountain stick with pommel and pine cone as a crown. Cultural monument due to its historical and urban significance.		133198
Running fountain	Offenbacher Straße (K 56) Location floor: 38, parcel: 220/12	On the village square in front of the town hall, a cast-iron running fountain from the end of the 19th century. The eight sides of the trough are framed in a curved manner, with a stylized, cross-shaped flower motif in relief in the middle of the fields. The fountain stick with pommel and pine cone as a crown. Cultural monument due to its historical and urban significance. Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.	19th century	172154
Angled courtyard	Offenbacher Straße 6 Location hall: 38, parcel: 142	Small angular courtyard from the second half of the 18th century; Housing and barn - both in half-timbered - have been preserved. The form of the courtyard in contrast to the homestead form of the single house, which is otherwise predominant in the region, is of historical importance and therefore a cultural monument. Cultural monument for historical reasons.	second half of the 18th century	133199
Half-timbered barn	Offenbacher Straße 11 Location floor: 38, parcel: 112/2	Half-timbered barn with an inscription dated 1777 with an excellent structure, plaster ornamentation dated 1810 in the compartments, two symbolic animal figures in the lintel of the entrance to the stable. In the profiled floor beams on the eaves side building inscriptions, including the date of construction and the builder of the barn. ANDREAS TIELMANN.ANNA. KATHARINA.EHLEUT, call it. Cultural monument for historical, artistic and urban planning reasons.	1777	133200
Half-timbered housing	Offenbacher Straße 13 Location floor: 38, parcel: 113/1	Half-timbered residential building on the eaves, dated 1798, largely preserved structure with all-round profiled threshold and twisted columns in the corner posts. In the frame of the first floor an inscription with the mentioned date and name of the builder. Together with the neighboring barn, an impressive building staggering in the rising Offenbacher Straße. Cultural monument for historical, artistic and urban planning reasons.	1798	133201
Siegbach (Aar)	Siegbach location corridor: 9, 10, 37, 38, 39, parcel: 14/1, 14/3, 423, 120/7, 234/1, 346/1, 346/2	The (also) Siegbach is with a good twelve kilometers, over the brook of Wallenfels ( Hirschbach ) even 14.4 km in length and a catchment area of almost 30 km² by far the longest and most water-rich tributary of the Aar in the Lahn-Dill district , Central Hesse . It runs right through the Gladenbacher Bergland and flows out from the right. Cultural monument for historical reasons.		803593
Siegbach Bridge	Siegbach location corridor: 38, parcel: 234/1	Plastered quarry stone bridge from the first half of the 19th century with a small staircase leading to the Siegbach, located in the immediate vicinity of the town hall. Cultural monument for historical reasons.	first half of the 19th century	133196
Einhaushöft	Talweg 2 location hall: 38, parcel: 62/1	Half-timbered single-house homestead that leads to the small village square in front of the town hall. In the lintel of the barn building inscription dated 1715. A rose window above the lintel. Cultural monument for historical and urban planning reasons.	1715	133202
Railway bridge, sandstone viaduct	Zaubachseite no. Location hall: 44, parcel: 79	Three-arched sandstone viaduct from 1901 (like 12, 21 25, 29; apex height 5.00 m) over a roadway leading west into the Weibach valley. Cultural monument for historical reasons.	1901	761364