List of cultural monuments in Worms-Herrnsheim

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In the list of cultural monuments in Worms-Herrnsheim , all cultural monuments of the district of Worms-Herrnsheim are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of May 8, 2018).

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Monument zone Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse / Am Schloß Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse 2–14 and 5, 7, 9; At the castle 1–3
position
19th century Buildings oriented towards the castle courtyard, largely from the 19th century, courtyards on the east side, small estates and town hall on the west side
Monument zone Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse 23–57 and 28–56
location
18th and 19th centuries stately courtyard property leading to the residence, 18th and 19th centuries, partly on an older core; House sign
Herrnsheimer Schloss monument zone Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse 1
location
1711 a horseshoe-shaped complex with an English garden surrounding a farm yard; Baroque palace construction, 1711 to around 1740, then addition of the farm buildings and the French garden, at the beginning of the 1790s redesign to the English Garden by Friedrich Ludwig Sckell , after damage in 1792, rebuilding 1808-24 by Emmerich Joseph von Dalberg , architect Jacob Friedrich Dyckerhoff , Mannheim, including older components (including a round tower, around 1460), 1840–45 reconstruction in the Empire style, architect Ignaz Opfermann , Mainz; significant equipment (including painting, wallpaper, library) Herrnsheimer Schloss monument zonemore pictures
Jewish cemetery monument zone north of the village on the K 18
location
Early 18th century Laid out at the beginning of the 18th century, documented until the 1930s, surrounded by a wall; around 200 tombstones, some of them baroque, mostly from the 19th century Jewish cemetery monument zonemore pictures

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Site fortification 15th century the partially preserved medieval fortification with wall with moat, probably from the 15th century, separates the old town center from the new buildings
  • Remains of the Worms Gate and bridge over the moat with Nepomuk figure and gate post from the 18th century (see Herrnsheimer Hauptstraße 56 and 57)
  • Gate post in the north at the castle gate
  • Remnants of the lower gate (see Schmiedgasse 2)
  • Late Gothic "Schillerturm" in the palace park (see Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse 1)
  • at Schillerturmstraße 23, it is probably a late medieval tower with adjoining parts of the wall
  • Late medieval "Storchenturm" in the sports field park (see Mennonitenhofgasse 8a)
  • Quarry stone wall preserved as the back wall of barns in the property Mennonitenhofstraße 4–6 (even numbers), Herrnsheimer Hauptstraße 29–57 (odd numbers) and 56, Untergasse 34, Schmiedgasse 4–12 (even numbers), Am Untertor 1, 2, Schillerturmstraße 1 –23, 27–31 (odd numbers), Badegasse 1–13 (odd numbers) and 8
Site fortification
Wall of the fortifications At the Untertor, at No. 1
location
15th century to the rear wall of the late medieval fortifications Wall of the fortifications
Wall of the fortifications At the Untertor, at No. 2
location
15th century to the rear wall of the late medieval fortifications Wall of the fortifications
cross At the Untertor, at No. 9
location
1729 Shank cross, baroque, marked 1729 cross
Wall of the fortifications Badegasse, to No. 1–13 (odd numbers) and 8
position
15th century to the rear wall of the late medieval fortifications
Christian cemetery Emmerich-Joseph-Straße 18
location
19th century laid out in the 19th century with several grave monuments designed as stations of the cross; neo-Gothic cemetery chapel, second half of the 19th century; Cemetery cross with baroque body, marked 1761; Honorary burial ground 1870/71; 19th century tombs Christian cemeterymore pictures
cross Emmerich-Joseph-Strasse, corner of Richard-Knies-Strasse
Lage
late 19th century Neo-Gothic sandstone cross, cast iron body, late 19th century cross
villa Ernst-Ludwig-Strasse 1
location
1908 Art Nouveau villa, 1908, architect Adolf Fuhrmann villa
Evangelical Gottliebenkapelle Gabriel-von-Seidl-Straße 10
location
1891 four-sided romanized complex with church and cloister, 1891, architect Gabriel von Seidl , Munich; neo-Romanesque stone building on a cross-shaped floor plan; Furnishing; single-storey cloister with burial chambers; Overall structure with park-like surroundings including cemetery and avenue Evangelical Gottliebenkapellemore pictures
Schiller Tower Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse, to No. 1
location
15th century late Gothic tower of the fortifications, romanticized restoration at the beginning of the 19th century Schiller Tower
Crown construction Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse 2
location
around 1600 stately baroque courtyard; Residential house partly half-timbered, hipped roof, doorway marked 1708, in the core around 1600, quarry stone barn 18th century, connecting wing around 1900
Residential building Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse 6
location
around 1820/30 Corner house, classicist hipped roof building, around 1820/30 Residential building
town hall Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse 9
location
around 1820/30 Elaborate neo-classical hipped roof construction, around 1820/30 town hall
Catholic Parish Church of St. Peter Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse 11
location
from 1470 late Gothic choir from 1470, conversion of the Romanesque nave and burial chapel around 1478, architect Jakob von Landshut , addition of the second north aisle in 1878, neo-Gothic conversion 1904/05, architect August Greifzu , Mainz; with equipment; Funerary monuments Catholic Parish Church of St. Peter
Courtyard Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse 12
location
after 1850 Courtyard area; three-storey classicist house, empire motifs, probably after 1850, stately barn with niche figures, second half of the 19th century Courtyard
Catholic rectory Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse 18
location
around 1730 seven-axis baroque hipped roof building, around 1730 Catholic rectorymore pictures
Zehnthof Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse 19
location
around 1850 Classicist three-sided courtyard, around 1850, with a baroque and partly older core; stately home, barn with renaissance window (spoil) on vaulted cellars
Keystone Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse, at No. 21
location
1718 Gate drive keystone, marked 1718 Keystonemore pictures
Gasthaus zum Löwen Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse 23
location
Early 18th century Half-hip roof building with ornamental framework, beginning of the 18th century Gasthaus zum Löwen
War memorial Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse, in front of No. 23
Lage
around 1900 War memorial 1870/71, sandstone stele War memorialmore pictures
Wall of the fortifications Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse, at No. 29–57
location
15th century to the rear wall of the late medieval fortifications
Door run Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse, at No. 36
Lage
1773 late baroque gate drive, marked 1773
Post office Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse 38
Location
18th century former Thurn and Taxis post office with brewery; Baroque house, 18th century, covered gate, early 19th century
Residential building Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse 44
location
18th century narrow gable house, 18th century
Residential building Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse 50
location
Gable-independent baroque half-timbered house
Residential building Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse 51
location
Early 19th century House with gate, early 19th century
Residential building Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse 52
location
around 1870 three-axle house, partly half-timbered, around 1870, post-baroque doorway, marked 1816
Courtyard Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse 54
location
1736 Four-sided courtyard; Basically a baroque house with a gate, marked 1736, extension in the 19th century
Worms Gate Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse, at No. 56 and 57
location
18th century Gate post of the Worms Gate of the fortifications, 18th century
bridge Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse, opposite No. 58
location
Mid 18th century baroque bridge over the moat in front of the Wormser Tor; on the bridge parapet statue of St. Nepomuk, mid-18th century
Holy House Herrnsheimer Hauptstrasse 81
location
1729 Baroque chapel, marked 1729
Dalberg School Höhenstraße 19
location
1908 Nine-axis hipped roof building on a bossed square base, roof turret with dome, marked 1908
Wall of the fortifications Mennonitenhofgasse, at No. 4 and 6
location
15th century to the rear wall of the late medieval fortifications
Stork tower Mennonitenhofgasse 8a
location
Tower of the fortification, restored from 1820 in a Gothic style Stork tower
school Neuplatzgasse 6
location
1874 former school; sandstone-integrated plastered building, neo-classicism / historicism, marked 1874; defining the streetscape
Wall of the fortifications Schillerturmstrasse, at No. 1–23
location
15th century to the rear wall of the late medieval fortifications
Fortification tower Schillerturmstrasse, behind No. 23
Lage
15th century late medieval tower of the fortifications, helmet roof Fortification tower
Wall of the fortifications Schillerturmstrasse, at No. 27–31
location
15th century to the rear wall of the late medieval fortifications Wall of the fortifications
Restaurant Zum Schwan Schmiedgasse 1; Schillerturmstrasse 2
location
second half of the 19th century Schmiedgasse 1 six-axis plastered building, second half of the 19th century; Schillerturmstrasse 2 three-axis corner building, roughly at the same time; defining the streetscape
Lower gate Schmiedgasse 2
location
Corner house, partly half-timbered; as the rear wall, late medieval fortifications with arched frieze Lower gate
Wall of the fortifications Schmiedgasse, at No. 4–12
location
15th century to the rear wall of the late medieval fortifications
Sculpture niche Schmiedgasse, at No. 12
Lage
1769 Niche with Baroque Madonna, marked 1769
Lower Dalberg Castle Untergasse 6/8
location
16th Century Renaissance hump block, 16th century, on the gable side of the street and in the Reil; polygonal stair tower on the courtyard side; cellar exit to the rear marked 1594; Round-arched Renaissance basement exits on the street side; Vaulted cellar, 16th century
Residential building Untergasse 21
location
baroque house
Wall of the fortifications Untergasse, to No. 34
location
15th century to the rear wall of the late medieval fortifications
Wayside cross north of the village on the slope of the Heierweg
Lage
sunken sandstone cross
St. Anne's Chapel north of the village on the Heerweg
location
around 1900 Byzantine central building with Art Nouveau echoes, around 1900; Station of the Cross, cubic structure with a cross roof St. Anne's Chapel
Wayside cross north of the village on the K 18 (Abenheimer Landstrasse)
location
baroque wooden body on cross trunk with inscription plaque
Herrnsheim-Leiselheim water reservoir west of the village; Hallway in the Junkerstück
location
Early 20th century Boss block construction, early 20th century, Art Nouveau Herrnsheim-Leiselheim water reservoir
Wingert house west of the village; Hallway Am Mittelberg
location
Early 19th century Trullo, early 19th century

Former and abandoned cultural monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Tea house Emmerich-Joseph-Strasse
location
around 1900 Octagonal building with detached tent roof, historicism / art nouveau, around 1900, destroyed by fire in 2008

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