List of cultural monuments in Winnweiler

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The list of cultural monuments in Winnweiler includes all the cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate municipality of Winnweiler, including the districts of Alsenbrück-Langmeil , Hochstein and Potzbach . The basis is the list of monuments of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of August 15, 2017).

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Jewish cemetery monument zone Winnweiler, Schulstrasse
location
1725 probably laid out in 1725, expanded around 1880, documented until 1963; Tahara house, cubic tent roof construction, around 1880/90; 445 tombs Jewish cemetery monument zonemore pictures
Monument zone town center Winnweiler, Marktplatz, Kirchstrasse 1–19 and 2–14, Lorenz-Steinbückner-Weg 1 and 3, Schloßstrasse 7–21 and 2–12, Zwergstrasse 1–7, Gymnasiumstrasse 1 and 3, Jakobstrasse 1–13 and 2 and Neugasse 1 and 2-14
position
uniform street scene in the town center, predominantly with two-storey eaves houses, including baroque half-timbered houses; in Neugasse and to the west of Schloßstraße, houses for craftsmen and day laborers from the early 19th century Monument zone town center
Castle district monument zone Winnweiler, Schloßstraße 47, 49, 51, 53
location
from 1604 Former castle district including "Messeplatz" with castle (1604) and a group of Wilhelminian-style public buildings (Volksbank 1877/78, former school and town hall 1892, Latin school 1873) Castle district monument zone
Monument zone cemetery Hochstein, Friedhofstrasse
location
1820 Created in 1820, expanded several times; 15 tombs of the Gienanth family, especially: Friedrich Freiherr von Gienanth, Sophia von Gienanth, Ludwig Freiherr von Gienanth, Friedrich August von Gienanth, Bertha von Gienanth; Tomb of the married couple Jakob Gerlach († 1899) Monument zone cemetery
Iron smelting monument zone Hochstein, north of the village of
Lage
around 1804 Headquarters of the Gienanth iron industry; The core of the closed complex of the Herrenhof (No. 11-14): stately three-wing complex, around 1804; No. 1–9 single-storey eaves row with workers' apartments, marked 1800 (No. 7/8); Retaining wall with cellar doors marked 1825, 1842 (renovated) and 1845; Factory building, end of the 19th century; Park with iron smelting works from the 19th century Iron smelting monument zone
Monument zone Hauptstraße Potzbach Potzbach, Hauptstrasse 1-8, 11, 13, 15/17, Ringstrasse 6
location
18th and 19th centuries Picturesque street scene with typical landscape courtyards with half-timbered houses and single-storey plastered buildings, 18th and 19th centuries, dominated by the former schoolhouse (around 1855) Monument zone Hauptstraße Potzbach

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Forestry Office Winnweiler, Falkensteiner Weg 3
location
1886/87 representative one and a half storey Wilhelminian style building, 1886/87; with equipment Forestry Office
Catholic pilgrimage chapel to the Holy Cross Winnweiler, Falkensteiner Weg 8
location
1760-64 late baroque hall building, 1760–64, west tower 1840; former hermitage, half-timbered, around 1742; shaping the landscape Catholic pilgrimage chapel to the Holy Crossmore pictures
Courtyard Winnweiler, Gymnasiumstraße 3
location
early 18th century Three-sided courtyard; two and a half storey half-timbered house, partly solid (plastered), early 18th century, barn, partly half-timbered, 1855; defining the townscape Courtyardmore pictures
Garden shed Winnweiler, Jakobstrasse, at No. 19
location
around 1750 Half-timbered building with pagoda roof, around 1750 Garden shed
Administration building Winnweiler, Jakobstraße 21
location
1825 former royal Bavarian peace court with canton prison; stately classical quarry stone building with hipped roof, 1825 Administration buildingmore pictures
Land registry Winnweiler, Jakobstraße 25
location
1896 former Royal Bavarian Rent Office, today land registry office; sophisticated new baroque sandstone block building with mansard hipped roof, 1896, architect Ludwig Stempel , Kaiserslautern Land registrymore pictures
Protestant rectory Winnweiler, Jakobstraße 27
location
1908 Protestant rectory and deanery; representative mansard hipped roof building, Baroque style, 1908, architect Peter Seeberger , Rockenhausen Protestant rectory
Association municipality administration Winnweiler, Jakobstraße 29
location
1901 former district court , today municipal administration; representative neo-baroque red sandstone block with mansard hipped roof, 1901, architect probably Theodor Bente , Kaiserslautern Association municipality administration
Wayside cross Winnweiler, Jakobstrasse, in front of No. 30
Lage
1744 Baroque cross, marked 1744, crucifix around 1900 Wayside cross
Saint Nepomuk Winnweiler, Church Street, on the bridge over the Lohnbach
location
1761 late baroque sandstone sculpture, marked 1761 Saint Nepomuk
Tombs Winnweiler, Kirchstrasse, in the cemetery
location
1840 Cemetery laid out in 1840, expanded several times; Group of Notable Tombs, 1880 to 1920
Protestant parish church Winnweiler, Kirchstrasse 19
location
1749 late baroque hall building, marked 1749, possibly on late Gothic foundations, 1409, west tower marked 1754; Walcker organ from 1914; defining the townscape Protestant parish churchmore pictures
Residential building Winnweiler, Kirchstrasse 22
location
1837 Classicist mansard hipped roof building, marked 1837, as well as late Classicist house with knee-high floor, around 1890
Catholic parish church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Winnweiler, Kirchstrasse 23
location
1912/13 representative baroque three-aisled relay hall, 1912/13, architect Ludwig Becker , Mainz; defining the townscape Catholic parish church of the Sacred Heart of Jesusmore pictures
Catholic sister house Winnweiler, Kirchstrasse 25
location
1906 historicizing sandstone block construction, 1906; defining the townscape Catholic sister housemore pictures
Early measurement Winnweiler, Kirchstrasse 26
location
around 1750 former chaplain; Half-hipped roof building, partly half-timbered (plastered), around 1750 Early measurementmore pictures
Residential building Winnweiler, Lorenz-Steinbrückner-Weg 1
location
second half of the 18th century former gardener's house; single-storey late baroque mansard hipped roof, second half of the 18th century Residential building
Residential and commercial building Winnweiler, Schloßstraße 22
location
1907 Krüppelhipped roof building, historicizing Heimatstil, marked 1907, architect Peter Seeberger, Rockenhausen ; defining the streetscape Residential and commercial building
Residential and commercial building Winnweiler, Schloßstraße 23
location
1844 today a pharmacy, sophisticated baroque half-hipped roof building, classicist motifs, gate system marked 1844; defining the streetscape Residential and commercial building
Gym and festival hall Winnweiler, Schloßstraße 35
location
1902 former gymnasium and festival hall, today restaurant; historicizing red sandstone block construction with shield gables, 1902, architect Peter Seeberger, Rockenhausen Gym and festival hallmore pictures
Winnweiler Museum Winnweiler, Schloßstraße 37
location
second half of the 18th century former Falkenstein office, today a museum; single-storey plastered building, probably from the second half of the 18th century Winnweiler Museum
Mission cross Winnweiler, Schloßstraße, in front of No. 42
Lage
1768 Mission cross, sandstone, marked 1768 Mission cross
Falkenstein Castle Winnweiler, Schloßstraße 47
location
1604 former Falkenstein castle; two barrel-vaulted cellars, several cross-vaulted ground floor rooms, marked 1604, upper floor mainly from the 19th century, hipped roof, Wilhelminian expansion after 1870, doorway marked 1843; defining the townscape Falkenstein Castle
Residential and commercial building Winnweiler, Schloßstraße 49
location
1877/78 former bank building; representative Gründerzeit building with knee stick, 1877/78 Residential and commercial building
School and town hall Winnweiler, Schloßstraße 51
location
1892 former school and town hall; Wilhelminian style building, 1892 School and town hall
Latin school Winnweiler, Schloßstraße 53
location
1873 former Latin school; Wilhelminian style building, 1873 Latin school
Saint Nepomuk Winnweiler, Weilergäßchen
location
1761 late baroque sandstone sculpture, marked 1761
War memorial Winnweiler, east of the village on the Leisbühl; Läusbühl district
location
1932/33 War memorial 1914/18 and 1939/45; Hall with larger-than-life soldier figure, 1932/33, architect Karl Seeberger , Kaiserslautern, expanded after 1945 War memorialmore pictures
Tomb Alsenbrück, Alsenztalstrasse, in the Lage cemetery
around 1870 In the cemetery laid out in 1825: Grave of the Franck family, around 1870
Protestant Church Alsenbrück, Alsenztalstraße 22
location
1762 late baroque hall building, marked 1762; defining the townscape
Courtyard Langmeil, Imsbacher Straße 12
location
second half of the 19th century rich courtyard, second half of the 19th century and early 20th century; Residential house with half-hipped roof, around 1878, outbuilding; overall structural system
school Langmeil, Kaiserstraße 9
location
1910 former school house with teacher's apartment; representative hipped roof building, Heimatstil, marked 1910, architect Peter Seeberger, Rockenhausen
Courtyard Langmeil, Kaiserstraße 10
location
19th century one of the largest courtyards in the district, 19th century; late classicist hipped roof building with knee-length floor, marked 1860, above older cellars, marked 1819; House from the first half of the 19th century, possibly older in the core; Farm building, among other things marked 1799; overall structural system
Courtyard Sattelhof, No. 4/6
location
from 1818 large four-sided courtyard; Double dwelling house, one-storey baroque half-hipped roof building, marked 1830, above older cellars, former distillery, marked 1832, gate (s) marked 1818, quarry stone barn, barn with half-timbered gables, stables
Community center Hochstein, Alsenzstraße 116
location
1898-1900 former school house, today community center; representative two-and-a-half-storey two-wing building, 1898–1900, architect Karl Ritter , Kaiserslautern
school Hochstein, Alsenzstraße 136
location
1786 former schoolhouse; single-storey plastered late baroque building, 1786, roof turret 1820; defining the townscape
Wayside cross Hochstein, Alsenzstrasse, in front of No. 138
Lage
1749 Road cross, sandstone, marked 1749
Gienanth fountain Hochstein, north of the village of
Lage
1775 also Hinterbrünnchen ; classical fountain setting with obelisk, 1775
Milestone Hochstein, north of the village on the B 48 around 1875 Sandstone cylinder, around 1875 Milestone
Courtyard Potzbach, Hauptstrasse 5/7
location
first half of the 19th century Courtyard area; Residential house, partly half-timbered, probably from the first half of the 19th century, half-timbered barn, brick stables; defining the streetscape Courtyardmore pictures
school Potzbach, Hauptstrasse 6
location
around 1855 former school house, today community center; single-storey plastered building on ashlar plinth, around 1855, auxiliary building; defining the streetscape school
Residential building Potzbach, Hauptstrasse 11
location
1767/68 Single-storey half-timbered house, supposedly from 1767/68, marked 1829, sandstone barn 19th century Residential building
Residential building Potzbach, Hauptstrasse 15/17
location
Early 18th century two-storey half-timbered house, early 18th century Residential building
Forester's house Potzbach, Hauptstrasse 37
location
1899 Forester's apartment; one and a half story red sandstone block building, 1899 Forester's house

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