List of cultural monuments in Waldems
The following list contains the cultural monuments identified in the monument topography in the area of the municipality of Waldems , Rheingau-Taunus-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.
The presence or absence of an object in this list does not provide legally binding information as to whether it is a cultural monument or not: This list may not reflect the current status of the official monument topography. This is available for Hessen in the corresponding volumes of the monument topography of the Federal Republic of Germany and on the Internet under DenkXweb - Kulturdenkmäler in Hessen (under construction). Even though these sources are updated by the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Hesse , they are not always up-to-date because there are always changes in the inventory of monuments.
Only the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Hesse can provide binding information .
Cultural monuments according to districts
Bermbach
Map with all coordinates of Bermbach: OSM | image | designation | location | description | construction time | Object no. |
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Bermbach, Am Stockborn one location Village: 2, plot: 86 |
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| Bermbach, overall facility Hauptstrasse location |
Hauptstraße 16–22 (east side) Evenly spaced two- and three-sided courtyards with narrow residential buildings at the gable end; Closed to the street by partly covered gates. This creates a street village-like situation here. Transverse barns form the rear boundary of the courtyard and the outskirts. Half-timbered or masonry houses, mostly plastered; Established in the 18th century, alterations and changes in the 19th century. |
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| Bermbach, complete system side street location |
Am Stockborn 1 Hauptstraße 35, 37 Nebenstraße 2, 4, 6 Small-scale development of the old town center, possibly horse riding back to the 17th century. Hauptstraße 35: School and town hall, built or modified in the 19th century, now plastered and modernized, with a distinctive roof turret; prominent location in the town center. Hauptstraße 37: former teachers' house, plastered half-timbered building, 18th century, recently changed. Side street 2: barn inscribed with dated 1789. Side street 4: decorative framework from around 1700 with curved lugs, above it ornamental plaster from the early 20th century with corner blocks; striking large barn. Side street 6: closed courtyard from the 19th century, half-timbered with brick infill. |
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Bermbach, Hauptstraße 12, location hall: 2, parcel: 7/1 |
Small hook yard from the 17th century, located at the former northern exit of the village. Gable-mounted house and barn at right angles to close the courtyard, connected by a younger outbuilding. Half-timbered house plastered, on the front corner (moved here from the entrance) building inscription: "1676 the 9th day Martsi is this building erected by Johannes Luck Niclas Caspar lu..bauw he ...". Relatively short barn on a square floor plan with a side gate and a skylight above. Inscription in the gate beam: "Anno 1674 the 19th of June is the original W Nickel Casp Luck BWH" In the north gable charming diamond framework. Rarity in the circle as a complete 17th century riding school. |
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Bermbach, Hauptstraße 17 Location hallway: 2, parcel: 181/4 |
Hakenhofreite at the former northern exit of the village, three-zone gable-independent residential building in a corner location. Street-side windows removed except for small gable openings. Due to the proportions with the eaves projecting projections, one can conclude that the timber-framing was from the 18th century. Younger half-timbered barn, connected to the main building by modern extensions. Residential building with a striking effect in the street scene due to its elevated position in the main street that climbs here. |
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Hakenhofreite at the through-town | Bermbach, Hauptstraße 23 Location hall: 2, parcel: 178/2 |
Hakenhofreite at the through-town. The gabled house is set back behind a raised front garden. Three-zone building type from the 18th century, simple structural framework, storey-high struts on the gable side; plastered. Upper floor protruding towards the courtyard. Half-timbered barn with stable part and courtyard gate from the 19th century, courtyard with manure pit in unchanged condition for agricultural use. Unadulterated example of a farmstead so far. |
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Bermbach, Hauptstraße 26 Location hallway: 2, parcel: 18 |
Closed courtyard with an idiosyncratic residential building from the 19th century: elongated eaves construction with hipped roof and covered courtyard entrance. Plastered half-timbered construction in “classical” proportions with regular window arrangement (on the upper floor with folding shutters) and knee-high with small square window openings. Above grated courtyard gate and door with gable-shaped wooden walls (here put on boards with coats of arms). Striking building due to its dimensions and structure. |
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Bermbach, Hauptstraße 29 Location hall: 2, parcel: 171/6 |
Closed courtyard on a polygonal ground plan in the junction of the Idsteiner Weg. Gable-independent residential building set back behind a front garden, half-timbered around 1700, completely plastered. Barn also in the gable position, with construction date 1796 in the courtyard side lintel beam. The gate construction with a barred gate and other plastered, partly slated outbuildings go back to the 19th century. The homestead thus combines different building eras while preserving the traditional overall form. |
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Bermbach, Hauptstraße 33 Location hallway: 2, parcel: 113 |
Complete four-sided courtyard with house, barns, stables, outbuildings and courtyard gate. When it was repaired around 1980, some of the farm buildings were considerably modified and expanded. The half-timbered structure with regular strut figures and a profiled upper floor threshold over rounded beam heads goes back to the 18th century; the loft extension with knee-height, dwarf house and ornamental gable slate, like the roofed courtyard gate with grilles on top and decorated with fan rosettes and the front door with entrance stairs and wrought-iron railing, belong to the 19th century. The (not preserved) previous state showed plastering with corner blocks and ornamental bands with stencil painting (similar to side street 4). The extensive Hofreite is a defining part of the town center. |
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Bermbach, Hauptstraße 37 Location hallway: 2, parcel: 108/5 |
Part of the entire secondary road system. Former teachers' house next to the school. Modestly dimensioned residential building that is striking due to its central location. Eaves, completely plastered half-timbered building with a street-side projecting floor. The proportions with low storey heights and steeply sloping roof allow the conclusion that it was built around 1700 with later changes in the window position. The house thus belongs to the older structure of the village center. |
14298 |
Esch
Map with all coordinates of Esch: OSM | image | designation | location | description | construction time | Object no. |
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Hammer mill | Esch, Emstalstraße 1 position hallway: 2, plot: 158/3, 159/1 |
Erected as an iron hammer in the north-east of the village in the Emsbachtal around 1850, in the 19th century. Petershammer hammer mill with farm. Restoration after fire in 1960, exposure of the structural framework. The originally plastered residential building with small hips corresponds to the widespread classicistic-Biedermeier house type with a regular, five-axis symmetrical facade division with central entrance. Dormers new. Associated farm building made of brick masonry with a gable roof, half-timbered gable with brick infill. | around 1850 |
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War memorial | Esch, Frankfurter Straße Location hallway: 3, parcel: 87/1 |
The war memorial for the soldiers of the Franco-Prussian War of 1870/71 is, like many other memorials for this war, designed as an obelisk with an iron cross , laurel wreath and eagle. It is located at its original location in the eastern part of the village on the Frankfurt-Limburg highway . The front inscription on the base reads: "In memory of the glorious campaign of 1870/71". On the right side of the base there is a plaque with the names of the members of the veterans' association who had the monument erected. On the left is a plaque with the names of those who took part in the war from Esch. The former fence made of iron bars has not been preserved. |
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Esch, Hofgasse 6 position hallway: 3, parcel: 262/1, 262/3 |
House and barn of a courtyard from the 17th / 18th centuries Century. The three-sided free-standing residential building, set back from the street in the gable position, shows a facade design typical of the region from the beginning of this century with plastered frame and corner blocks. The half-timbered structure from around 1700 below has largely been preserved. Corresponding barn standing separately, with construction date 1687 in the decorated lintel beam and old gate; rare in the district as a dated 17th century barn. |
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Esch, Kirchgasse 1 Location hallway: 3, parcel: 259 |
Former vicarage from 1686 at the beginning of the Kirchgasse that climbs towards the church. Elongated eaves construction with strongly dimensioned timber framing, richly profiled entablature zone and high quality carving. The ornamentation of the ornate bay that juts out flat on three sides - vine tendrils, twisted columns, consoles, masks, fish figures - is reminiscent of late Renaissance models in Idstein that were created before the Thirty Years War . The corner posts repeat three-dimensional motifs from the bay window. The former gateway with a basket arch and mask as the keystone was converted into a shop (with a modern extension on the side). Finely crafted, double-leaf front door from the early 19th century with classicist diamond and fan motifs, skylight and fittings. Above the inscription (remnants of a baroque door garment): “God sey vns gracious and bless us / Johan Conrad Ruger and Ana Elisabeta”, Conrad Rüger was a pastor in Esch. In addition to the former mayor's house from 1680 in Wallrabenstein, Burgstrasse 1, the most important village half-timbered building in the former Untertaunus district; as there is an afterlife of Idstein's timber-frame tradition after the Thirty Years' War. | 1686 |
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Evangelical parish church | Esch, Kirchgasse 12 Location hallway: 3, parcel: 240 |
Built in 1786 in an elevated position on the southern outskirts (date above the portal). Hall building with rectangular windows, pilasters and onion roof turrets. The interior was originally (until 1962) oriented laterally. Flat ceiling with mirror and stucco cornice. Two galleries on the narrow sides. Pulpit from the middle of the 18th century, altar plate from 1761 and baptismal font 1732, endowments (inscription), made of black marble. Organ 1845 by Gustav Raßmann. Parts of the church courtyard wall preserved or modernized; Expansion of the cemetery to the southeast, with a war memorial. | 1786 |
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Esch, Schulgasse 1 Location hallway: 3, parcel: 41 |
Residential house, gate and outbuildings in a courtyard in the center of the village opposite the town hall. Eaves-standing residential building, three-zone half-timbered building from the late 18th century, plastered, with a slight overhang on the eaves side. A wooden, roofed gate with grating and a smaller, gable-independent farm building from the 19th century made of plastered masonry complete the courtyard. The rear barn has been modernized. The assembly forms an essential element of the town center. |
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Esch, Schwalbacher Straße 3 Location hall: 3, parcel: 71/3 |
Hakenhofreite in the eastern part of the village, at the former entrance to the town from Frankfurt-Limburger Straße. Gable-facing three-zone residential building, built in 1732 according to the inscription above the entrance. In the meantime heavily changed, restored in 1990 in its original form, exposing the half-timbering and reconstructing the gable. On the upper floor, male figures, threshold profile. Entrance on the courtyard side with sandstone stairs, inscription above the door: "God behits fir Fever vnd Brand / in God's protection I stand Carl Christ and Anna Rosina baven mich / 1732". Gate construction new. |
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Esch, Schwalbacher Straße 7 Location hallway: 3, parcel: 70/1 |
Two-zone residential building on the gable, plastered on the courtyard side, clad on the gable side with modern materials. The overhang of the storey on the eaves side and the position and size of the window openings allow the conclusion to be drawn that the timber-frame structure was mostly intact and built in the 18th century. The Hofreite is part of a relatively regular building structure made up of closely lined hooked courtyards that has been preserved in this street section; therefore of importance for street space and village development. |
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Hall construction | Esch, Schwalbacher Straße 19 Location hall: 3, parcel: 54/3 |
Former dance hall of the Gasthof Zur Krone, built around 1900. Elongated, single-storey, plastered masonry construction with a hipped roof. Laterally high arched windows (partly covered by later additions). The entrance on the narrow side, which faces the street and is accentuated by a gable dwarf house, is flanked by two plane trees. This is where the inn's garden was surrounded by a wrought-iron fence, and originally four plane trees, trimmed with crowns, provided shade. The inn, which was built around 1850, has changed significantly today. | around 1850 |
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Esch, Schwalbacher Straße 21 Location floor: 3, parcel: 49 |
Extensive four-sided courtyard at the through-town. The gable-free, fully clad half-timbered house dates back to the 18th century; the attic was renewed around 1900 with a roof protruding on carved struts. The subsequent striking gate construction with grating and tile roofing, as well as the small, massive, plastered outbuilding, were built in the 19th century. The fact that the residential building is exposed to the Schlabach creates a special urban development effect. |
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Esch, Schwalbacher Straße 22 Location floor: 3, parcel: 224 |
18th century rider in a central location in a corner formed by Borngasse, Kirchgasse and Schwalbacher Strasse. Eighteenth century house with wide gable front, plastered, gable clad with artificial slate, with a crooked hip roof. Changed by newer window installations, especially on the eastern eaves side. Courtyard surrounded on all sides by farm buildings, half-timbering partly visible, partly plastered. Barn with an inscribed date of construction 1730 in the profiled lintel beam. |
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Esch, Schwalbacher Straße 26 Location floor: 3, parcel: 247/2 |
Stately courtyard in the center of the village, particularly prominent due to its location in a bend in Schwalbacher Straße. Good half-timbering from the early 18th century, probably with decorative shapes, can be expected under the cladding of the house. The adjoining building at the rear is also covered. The large barn and another farm building show well-preserved half-timbering from around 1800. Important building complex with a view of the town hall and the former rectory at Kirchgasse 1. |
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Hof Hahn | Esch, Schwalbacher Straße 45 Location hall: 3, parcel: 303 |
House of Hof Hahn. Built in 1904 (building inscription) on the western outskirts, it documents the further development of the rural house into a larger-volume building type with an “urban” facade. Solid construction with a square floor plan, projecting gable roof on struts. Plastered facade with stucco cornices and pilaster strips, decorated window frames and parapets. The horizontal division of the floors maintains the proportions of the half-timbered building, the ornament shows Art Nouveau influences. |
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Niederems
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Elementary school | Niederems, An der Linde 1 Location Village: 5, plot: 74/1 |
Built in 1952 in place of an 18th century school. Main class building with a right-angled toilet wing (changed by a later extension). Residential building with a gable roof, windows in the attic combined as bands; First floor window originally with cross-bars. The central entrance on the eaves, oriented towards the forecourt, is a dwarf risalit with an arched portal, which is emphasized by archaic buttresses and a staircase set off in the material. On the gable side flower bay windows on consoles and programmatic sgraffito (which appears isolated after repainting) on the topic: "We learn not for school, but for life." Natural stone wall with wooden slats as an enclosure. Example of the “landscape-related” conservative type of village school around 1950. |
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Niederems, An der Linde 4 Location hall: 5, parcel: 53 |
Farm building of a homestead with a modernized residential building in the center of the village. Gable-end barn and shed adjoining it at right angles, both built in half-timbered houses, plastered on the outer walls. On the courtyard side, there is a further overhang of the saddle roof on struts. Lintel bar of the barn door with a diagonal carved profile typical for the area and the inscription: "Anno 1737 this building is in God's hands God guarded it from fire and fire in God's protection I / Adam Peter Bod us". |
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Niederems, Augasse 3 Location floor: 5, parcel: 65/2 |
Stately courtyard in the town center, house and barn on both sides of the spacious courtyard, which is closed off by a half-height enclosure with a wrought iron gate. Residential building around 1800, originally plastered half-timbering. Roof around 1900 with overhang on carved struts, with ornamental rafters and decorative cover made of colored glazed bricks that can be seen from afar. Original window with lead glazing on the upper floor. Well-preserved half-timbered barn from the early 19th century. |
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Niederems, Emsbachstraße 2 location |
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Reichenbach
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Four-sided courtyard | Reichenbach, at the village community center 2 position hall: 31, parcel: 44/1 |
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Four-sided riding | Reichenbach, Am Dorfgemeinschaftshaus 6 Location hall: 31, parcel: 45/1 |
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Reichenbach, complete Tenne Lage facility |
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Reichenbach, Im Hahlgarten 6 Location corridor: 31, parcel: 45/1 |
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Reichenbach, Im Hahlgarten 8 Location corridor: 30, parcel: 84 |
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| Reichenbach, Obergasse 4 Location floor: 30, parcel: 132/55 |
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Reichenbach, Obergasse 8 Location floor: 30, parcel: 57 |
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Protestant church | Reichenbach, Obergasse 13 Location floor: 30, parcel: 69 |
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Bakehouse | Reichenbach, Schulbergstraße Location hallway: 30, parcel: 45 |
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Old school | Reichenbach, Schulbergstraße 2 Location hallway: 30, parcel: 44 |
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Reichenbach, Schulbergstraße 5 Location hallway: 30, parcel: 49/1 |
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| Gasthaus zur Tenne | Reichenbach, antenna 1 position hall: 23, parcel: 1/1 |
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Reinborn
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Evangelical chapel | Reinborn, Fischbacher Weg 2 Location hallway: 2, parcel: 15/1, 16 |
Chapel from 1724. |
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Reinborn, Reinborn 9 Location hallway: 2, parcel: 130/4 |
Dreiseithof from 1767 with other farm buildings from the 19th century. |
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| Bakehouse | Reinborn, Reinborn 11 Location hallway: 2, parcel: 134 |
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| barn | Reinborn, Reinborn 13 Location hallway: 2, parcel: 132/2 |
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Steinfischbach
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Steinfischbach, Am Zuckerberg 2 Location corridor: 1, parcel: 2/1 |
Larger riding school from shortly before 1900. |
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town hall | Steinfischbach, Camberger Straße Location hallway: 1, parcel: 1 |
The town hall from 1781 is a plastered eaves half-timbered building in the center of the village. The half-hip roof with a slanted hood ridge used to be fitted with a clock and is now adorned with a wrought-iron cross at the top. |
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Gasthaus zum Schinderhannes | Steinfischbach, Camberger Straße 1 location |
The Gasthaus zum Schinderhannes is a listed half-timbered house at the central intersection of Usinger-, Emser- and Camberger Straße. The house was originally built in the early 17th century and was rebuilt and expanded in different eras. The male figures on the gable side with curved struts and carved lugs with a heart motif and the profiled entablature zone with angular beam heads and filler wood belong to the original parts of the house. The eaves side framework was added around 1800. In the late 19th century, the roof was changed to its present-day form with a knee and overhang on carved struts, and the gate structure was supplemented with symmetrical grating over two man gates. |
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Steinfischbach, Camberger Straße 3 Location corridor: 1, parcel: 39/2 |
Hofreite, consisting of a plastered half-timbered house from the 17th or 18th century and an original barn with the inscription "Anno 1688". |
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Steinfischbach, Camberger Straße 5, location hall: 1, parcel: 38 |
Courtyard seat from the street-side half-timbered house from the 17th century and rear barn with the inscription: "This barn was built by Johann Georg Schneider and his wife Anna Magaretha in 1811." |
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Steinfischbach, Camberger Straße 9 Location corridor: 1, parcel: 54/1, 54/2, 55 |
Four-sided courtyard consisting of an 18th century house with an extension from around 1800 and a half-timbered barn and younger outbuildings. |
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Steinfischbach, Camberger Straße 11/13 Location floor: 1, parcel: 57 u. 56 |
Transversely divided double house with decorative framework from the early 17th century under plaster. At the rear is the 17th or 18th century barn with a carved lintel beam. |
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Old school | Steinfischbach, Camberger Straße 12 Location hallway: 1, parcel: 66 |
Opposite the church, the primary school was built in 1910 and inaugurated in 1912. It was built in the country house style customary at the time. The lower area is designed as a natural stone base. The classrooms were located behind a plastered facade on the ground floor, while the upper part of the house is half-timbered. Today used as a Protestant parish hall. |
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Evangelical parish church | Steinfischbach, Camberger Straße 15 Location floor: 1, parcel: 63 |
Classicist building from 1843. It replaced an older church near the present cemetery. The equipment is still largely original with an organ by Daniel Raßmann . |
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Jewish Cemetery | Steinfischbach, Camberger Straße (K 749) Location corridor: 5, parcel: 52 |
Jewish cemetery (Steinfischbach) |
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| Steinfischbach, Escher Straße 8 Location hallway: 1, parcel: 48 |
An Art Nouveau-influenced house from the first decade of the 20th century. |
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Steinfischbach, Escher Straße 9 Location hallway: 4, parcel: 42 |
The four-sided enclosed courtyard from around 1800 is located on the outskirts southwest of the village. |
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| Old town center Steinfischbach | Steinfischbach, entire area of the old town center location |
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Steinfischbach, Hintergasse 1, location hall: 1, parcel: 94 |
Hakenhofreite consists of a residential house built around 1800, a barn built around 1830 and another half-timbered building. During a renovation in 1988/89, the framework was exposed. |
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Steinfischbach, back alley 3 position hall 1, hall unit: 93/2 |
Gable-independent house from the first half of the 18th century. A construction board shows the guild mark of a barrel maker with suitable tools and the names of the client and his wife: "Iurg Philipus Plez bh (client) / Cathria (Catharina) Margretha bf". |
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| Steinfischbach, Hintergasse 4, location corridor: 1, parcel: 105 |
Three-sided courtyard. The photo shows the plastered main house from the late 18th century. There is also a barn on the back with an inscribed construction date of 1807 and a younger outbuilding made of half-timbered with brick infills. |
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| barn | Steinfischbach, Hintergasse 7a, location hall: 1, parcel: 91 |
The barn from the 19th century bears the inscription: "This barn was built by Philip Henrich Lohnstein and his housewife Maria Margaretha in the year of Christ 1817 on October 24th / was made by master carpenter Philip Heinrich Wolfsheimer". |
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Rectory | Steinfischbach, Pfarrgasse 7 Location hallway: 1, parcel: 52 |
The rectory is a courtyard complex of half-timbered houses on the western outskirts. The picture shows the main building, a residential building from the middle of the 17th century. There is also an elongated outbuilding and a barn from 1703. |
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Water tank | Steinfischbach, Usinger Straße Location hallway: 3, parcel: 94 |
Water tank from 1906 with an entrance building in historicizing forms and masonry clad with glazed tiles. Arched door with forged iron fittings. |
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Bakehouse | Steinfischbach, Usinger Straße 2 Location hallway: 4, parcel: 55 |
The former bakery is one of the oldest bakery in the Untertaunus and is now a local museum. The half-timbered house is plastered and changed on the east gable side and rear with newer extensions, the facade. Above the entrance is the inscription "1746 / omnia cum deo et nihel sin eo / dis is the common bakery / if you want to keep flour, stay out of it". |
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Steinfischbach, Usinger Straße 4/6 Location floor: 4, parcel: 58/1 u. 59 |
Building complex of double courtyard, two barns and a gate. Half-timbered structure (with baroque decorative shapes) under plaster, storey overhang on the gable side. The window formats on the eastern half do not correspond to the original design. A building board indicates the year it was built in 1672 and bears the inscription "Peter Böcher Bavherr / Anna Marcreta seine marital Havsfrav / Fridrich Eierman Zimerman von Camrich". |
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literature
- Dagmar Söder, State Office for Monument Preservation Hesse (Ed.): Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany Cultural monuments in Hesse Rheingau-Taunus District II. Altkreis Untertaunus . Ed .: State Office for Monument Preservation Hessen , Theiss-Verlag , Wiesbaden 2003, ISBN 3-8062-1649-5 .
Web links
Commons : Kulturdenkmäler in Waldems - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files
- State Office for Monument Preservation Hessen (Hrsg.): Kulturdenkmäler in Waldems In: DenkXweb, online edition of Kulturdenkmäler in Hessen
Cultural monuments in the Rheingau-Taunus district
Aarbergen | Bad Schwalbach | Eltville am Rhein | Geisenheim | Heidenrod | Hohenstein | Hünstetten | Idstein | Kiedrich | Lorch | Niedernhausen | Oestrich-Winkel | Rüdesheim am Rhein | Snake bath | Taunusstein | Waldems | Walluf