List of cultural monuments in Uffhofen

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In the list of cultural monuments in Uffhofen , all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate district of Uffhofen of the local community of Flonheim are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of July 31, 2018).

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Jewish cemetery monument zone southwest of the village; Corridor Judenkirchhof
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second half of the 19th century Small burial ground with old trees and seven graves, second half of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Lower mill Belleneck 3, Untergasse 4
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16th to 20th century former Lower Mill, 16th to 20th century; House marked 1749, half-timbered upper floor; altered former mill building made of quarry stone, in the courtyard wall upper floor windows in Renaissance shapes; Quarry stone barn with half-timbered gable, probably marked 1762; Quarry stone gatehouse, marked 1793; another covered doorway;

Romanesque spoilage, late 12th century and around 1200: at the northeast corner of the house there is a capital with calyx buds; put up two wall templates with capital

Mennonite Church Hauptstrasse 35
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1829 former Mennonite church; Neighboring baroque hipped roof building, marked 1829, privatized in 1969;
Forecourt with enclosure wall, entrance and two hundred-year-old chestnuts
Mennonite Church
barn Hauptstrasse, to No. 53
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1846 three-aisled vaulted stable, romanized forms, marked 1846
Courtyard Hauptstrasse 75
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around 1600 Courtyard area; gable-independent house in the core probably around 1600; from the original building windows with grooved sandstone walls in the west wall and gables; multi-part economy, 19th century Courtyard
Protestant church Hauptstrasse 77
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1756 late baroque hall building, marked 1756, extension 1846–49, west tower, end of the 19th century, architect Ignaz Opfermann Protestant church
Old graveyard Hauptstrasse, at No. 77
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from 1845 Old cemetery with surrounding wall
  • southeast of the church war memorial 1914/18, standing figure of a praying soldier, inscribed 1925;
  • Tombs: Tomb Daniel Dietz († 1845), classical sandstone pillar; Tomb Angelika Stappert b. Clemens († 1879), stele with acroter-covered segment gable; Jakob Stappert tomb († 1888), same type; Gravestone Johann Rickerich († 1870) or Anna Christina Rickerich geb. Stumpf († 1879), aediculate-type stele with Gothic motifs; Tomb of Anna Maria Mann b. Baumgärtner († 1881), Gothic stele; Tomb Elisabetha Rickerich († 1882), ancient crown coronation; Gravestone Wilhelm Espenschied († 1883), essay with vegetal design; Tomb Elisabethe Trapp († 1885), relief of a wreathed urn; Tomb of the married couple David Steiner († 1887), mirror image double grave; Grave of Klara Schnepp b. Mauer († 1889), crowning of acres; Philipp Espenschied († 1892) tomb, lavishly carved vegetable crown; Tomb of Philipp Peter Halberstadt († 1886), obelisk with vegetal relief; Jacob Krehbiehl († 1890) tomb, obelisk with baroque motif; Karl Kollmenter († 1894) tomb, obelisk with elaborate details; Katharina Hellriegel († 1903) tomb, palm branch; Tomb Mathilde Dietz († 1900), grieving child angel; Tomb of the married couple A. Kloninger († 1891), double grave with wrought iron enclosure; Tomb married Adam Wolf († 1894), similar; Row of four such steles on the western edge of the cemetery, around 1895/1900
basement, cellar Kellergasse 6 and no number
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18th to 20th century in the retaining wall of the old cemetery five round arch portals to barrel-vaulted earth cellars from the 18th to early 20th centuries; No. 6: presumably former wine press house, monopitch roof, marked 1911; rare evidence of a specific historical economic or storage method basement, cellar
Residential building Mühlstrasse 1
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1776 Residential house, plastered building with skylight portal, marked 1776; Economy, door travel in the bar marked 1716 (?)
Spoilage Mühlstrasse, at No. 2
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13th Century Monolithic Gothic twin window frames on the barn, probably from the 13th century
Pressersche mill Mühlstrasse 4
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18th to 20th century former Pressersche Mühle; Four-wing system from the 18th to the early 20th century; stately late baroque house, 1776, skylight portal with inscription stone and mill wheel relief; Gatehouse marked 1808; Remise with arched gate, marked 1808, upper floor framework from the 19th century; Quarry stone barn marked HM 1804, east wing with laundry room, pigsty and storage upper floor
bridge Untergasse
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1835 Bridge over the Wiesbach, arched square construction, 1835
Catholic Church of St. Martin Wendelsheimer Strasse 3
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romanizing hall building made of sandstone bosses, marked 1931, architect bishop master builder Georg Bayer, Mainz; Equipment partially preserved
Vineyard house southwest of the
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18th century Plastered building with a steep pointed dome, 18th century Vineyard house
Ghost mill southwest of the village on Wiesbach, on the L 407
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1583 closed courtyard, mainly from the 18th to the 20th century; House remodeled, relief plate marked 1790; three-storey mill building, mid-20th century; Relief fragment marked 1790; extensive mill technology; in the east the former starch factory, quarry stone building around 1880; so-called equipment hall with baroque half-timbered gables and spoilers; Gatehouse with half-timbered gable; large-volume barn marked 1819; three barrel vaulted cellars; in the walled garden a conical well house, 18th century; Garden gate with reused renaissance garments;

east of the homestead there is a flat arched Wiesbach bridge, sandstone cuboid, second half of the 19th century

Ghost millmore pictures

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