List of cultural monuments in Worms-Hochheim

In the list of cultural monuments in Worms-Hochheim , all cultural monuments of the district of Worms-Hochheim 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 New Jewish cemetery	Eckenbertstrasse 112 location	1911	on the east side of the main Christian cemetery, laid out in 1911 according to plans by city architect Georg Metzler , with a sophisticated Art Nouveau mourning hall with original furnishings, 1911, and a building for the guards with enclosure; Graves from 1911 to the present day; Memorial to the Jewish war victims 1914/18 ; Ehrenfeld for Russian Jewish war victims 1914/18; Field for 14 Russian non-Jewish prisoners of war 1939/45	more pictures
Monument zone at the Hochheimer Höhe main cemetery	Eckenbertstrasse 114 location	1900-02	Long rectangular wooded park with fountains and benches laid out in 1900–02, extension under the Horticultural Director 1917–33; Cemetery building: neo-Romanesque sandstone buildings, architect Georg Metzler, around 1900; Funeral hall: central building on a cross-shaped floor plan with crossing tower, extensions with vestibules (1902–04); Fields of honor for the victims of the First World War, 1917/18, field of honor with iron grave crosses for the veterans from 1870/71, field for French war victims 1914/18 and French civilians, “Patrie” memorial; late Gothic cemetery cross, around 1490, Master Thomas ; Memorial for the fallen in 1914/18, 1919 by sculptor Ernst Müller-Braunschweig , Charlottenburg; Grave fields for the victims of Worms in 1914/18, memorial for those who died on the two nights of bombing in 1945; "Allied Cemetery"; Field with individual graves of Russian war victims 1914/18, memorial 1918; Cenotaph for 113 British war victims 1914/18 ; Grave field for Polish war victims 1939/45; numerous private burial sites	more pictures
Monument zone Himmelskronstrasse	Himmelskronstrasse 5, 7, 9 / 11A, 11 and 15, Pfarrer-Johannes-Wilhelm-Weil-Strasse 3 and 4 Lage		Together with the building complex of the former monastery church and the former administrative department, the properties form a monument zone that includes the second center of Hochheim; single-storey baroque houses, partly half-timbered, with covered gates
Monument zone in the Römergarten / Celtesstraße / Agnesstraße	In Römergarten 3–27, Celtesstrasse 5–25 and 10–28, Agnesstrasse 1–22 location	1920s	Terraced housing estate for minor officials and employees; Hipped roof buildings combined in groups with front gardens, 1920s
Monument zone Karl-Bittel-Park (Pfrimmpark)			see list of cultural monuments in Worms-Pfiffligheim

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Residential building	Berfritgasse 4 location	early 18th century	Corner house, partly with ornamental framework, early 18th century
Evangelical mountain church St. Peter	Berggasse 6 location	early 11th century	Early Romanesque crypt and basement tower from the early 11th century, the two upper floors around 1200, post-Gothic nave, marked 1609; Bell from 1463	more pictures
town hall	Binger Strasse 53 location	from 1594	Baroque half-hipped roof building, marked 1772, decorative framework from the beginning of the 18th century, rear part of the building marked 1594
Local administration	Binger Strasse 63 and 65 location	1890/1900	former schoolhouse; No. 63: neo-classical plastered building, 1890; No. 65: Extension building with ground floor hall, around 1900	more pictures
Courtyard	Binger Strasse 70 location	from the 16th century	Courtyard area; single-storey house on a high basement plinth, early 19th century, basement exit marked 1585, man gate marked 15 [xx]	Image wanted
Door run	Binger Strasse, at No. 71 location	1597	Gate run, marked 1597	Image wanted
Inscription plaque	Keimstrasse, at No. 5 location	1717	Inscription board of the Stiftsmühle, marked 1717	Image wanted
Keystone	Mühlpfad, at No. 6 location	1747	Keystone of the Schach'sche or Riesenmühle, marked 1747	Image wanted
villa	Obergasse 6 location	1908	stately villa, Art Nouveau and Art Deco motifs, 1908, architect Peter Klein
Catholic parish church St. Maria Himmelskron	Pfarrer-Johannes-Wilhelm-Weil-Straße 3 location	late 13th century	Hall building, late 13th century, baroque roof turret, baroque bell tower 1905, entrance hall 1951; with equipment
Electoral Palatinate administration	Pfarrer-Johannes-Wilhelm-Weil-Straße 4 location	1728	now kindergarten; single-storey baroque hipped roof building, 1728, farm building with groin-vaulted stable, early 19th century, farm building with mansard hipped roof, probably from the 18th century

Former cultural monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Spoilage	Binger Strasse, at No. 33 Lage		Romanesque leaf capital; Building demolished in 2013; Whereabouts unknown	Image wanted

literature

• Irene Spille (editor): Cultural monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate. Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany. Volume 10: City of Worms. Werner, Worms 1992. ISBN 3-88462-084-3
• General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate (publisher): Informational directory of the cultural monuments of the city of Worms (PDF; 5.07 MB). Mainz 2018.

Web links

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