List of cultural monuments in Uelversheim

In the list of cultural monuments in Uelversheim , all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate local community of Uelversheim 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
basement, cellar	Dienheimer Strasse, under No. 1 location	1752	two barrel vaulted earth cellars, one of them marked 1752 and 1843	Image wanted BW
Summer palace of the Counts of Leiningen	Eimsheimer Strasse 7 location	1722	Four-sided system; seven-axis baroque hipped roof building, marked 1722, stately tithe barn, marked 1754, wine press house marked 1754, vaulted stables, formerly marked 1870, earth cellar marked 1891, two fountains from the 19th century; Baroque bench in the garden, marked 1791
Evangelical parish church	Kirchstrasse 2 location	1722	Baroque octagonal central building, marked 1722, 1908 and 1959 (restoration), roof turret 1817
War memorial	Kirchstrasse, at No. 2 location	1880	War memorial 1870/71 in the walled churchyard, sandstone obelisk in relief, 1880	Image wanted BW
Tombs and war memorial	Oppenheimer Weg 18 location	1841	Cemetery laid out in 1841; in the older part: Philipp Starck tomb: late classical pillar with laurel wreath, around 1840/50 Catharina Stallmann's tomb: pillar with corner acroters, around 1840/50 Georg Stepp's tomb († 1845): pillar with a niche figure of the deceased in uniform Tomb of Anna Maria Becker († 1848): late classical sandstone pillar Tomb Maria Magdalena Stallmann née Hardt († 1849): rose branch relief anonymous tomb: obelisk-like truncated cone, around 1850/60 anonymous tomb: broken column, around 1850/60 Tomb of Anna Maria Lück († 1856): late classical sandstone pillar with acroton crown Jakob Stallmann († 1857) tomb: late classicist pillar Jacob Stallmann II († 1863) tomb: flanked by Ionic three-quarter columns Jakob Neumer I († 1864) tomb: elaborate vegetal reliefs Tomb of Margarethe Hill born Bischmann († 1865): ancient crowning anonymous tombs: two cast iron crosses for participants in the war of 1870/71, after 1870 Tomb of the married couple Conrad Abstein: New Renaissance with festoons, around 1880/90 Tomb Pauline and Frieda Diel († 1888): Children's grave with angel's head Tomb of the married couple Johann Stallmann IV († 1886): with death symbols and an ancient crown Tomb of Anna Katharina Stallmann († 1887): Stele in Wilhelminian style Grave of Else Schilling († 1890): cast iron crucifix Tomb of the married couple Karl Bischmann († 1888): ancient volute roof Jakob Stallmann IV († 1891) tomb: neo-renaissance forms, cast iron enclosure Tomb of the married couple Peter Becker († 1894): Wilhelminian style stele with corner acroters Friedrich Hauer († 1896) tomb: Gothic decor Tomb of the married couple Johann Eller († 1899): with triangular gable over rock base Jakob Stallmann VI († 1899) tomb: with triangular gable over rock base Tomb of the married couple Paul Kissinger († 1899): Wilhelminian style stele Tomb of the married couple Ludwig Schleicher I († 1899): rich pilaster aedicula Jakob Stallmann († 1901) tomb: pilaster aedicula Tomb of the married couple Jakob Stallmann VII (around 1900): open book, rich forged enclosure Albert Grassmann II tomb († 1900): Obelisk with palm fronds, wrought iron enclosure Tomb of the Georg Scherner family († 1900): Neo-Renaissance display wall Ottilie Martin née Knobloch († 1901) tomb: with pillars and a vegetable crown Tomb of the Georg Lösch family († 1923): granite obelisk, around 1900 in the younger part: Tomb of the Jakob Neumer III family († 1923): classifying display wall, bronze relief Tomb war memorial 1914/18, bronze group, 1920s, sculptor A. Brandstetter, Munich	more pictures
town hall	Rathausplatz 1 location	1797	late baroque half-hipped roof building, partly half-timbered, marked 1797
Courtyard	Rathausplatz 3 location	18th and 19th centuries	large four-sided courtyard, 18th and 19th centuries; two residential houses, front building probably from the late 18th century, younger part around 1870/80; Garden with a forged summer house, 1872; Basically a baroque barn with vaulted stable, around 1850/60
villa	Rathausplatz 4 location	1904	late historic villa on a lively floor plan with a rich roof landscape, inscribed 1904; Picturesque summer house in the spacious garden, around 1905/10
Courtyard	Rathausplatz 5 location	last quarter of the 18th century	stately four-sided courtyard; House probably from the last quarter of the 18th century, possibly older in the core, remodeled in the 19th century; Economy, plastered quarry stone buildings, around 1870/80; Gate system marked 1790; defining the plaza
Gasthaus "Zum Schwanen"	Römerstrasse 2 location	early 18th century	partly with ornamental framework, early 18th century, lintel marked 1763
Weinolsheim water tank	north of the village and east of Weinolsheim; Hallway On the topmost service location	1907	Cubic Art Nouveau type construction, marked 1907, architect Wilhelm Lenz , Kulturinspektion Mainz	more pictures
Vineyard house	northeast of the village; Corridor of the Graunsberg location	first half of the 19th century	earth-covered vineyard house, probably from the first half of the 19th century	Image wanted BW
Vineyard house	east of the village; Zwingenberg hallway	first half of the 19th century	earth-covered vineyard house, probably from the first half of the 19th century
Uelversheim water tank	southeast of the village; Hallway on Alsheimer Weg location	1906	Baroque style building, marked 1906, architect Wilhelm Lenz, Cultural Inspectorate Mainz	more pictures
Vineyard house	southeast of the village; Hallway in the Sandkaute location	first half of the 19th century	earth-covered vineyard house, probably from the first half of the 19th century	more pictures