List of cultural monuments in Worms-Pfiffligheim

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In the list of cultural monuments in Worms-Pfiffligheim all cultural monuments of the district Worms Pfiffligheim 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 Karl-Bittel-Park (Pfrimmpark) in the Pfrimmaue between Hochheim and Pfiffligheim
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1896-98 English Garden initiated by Karl Bittel 1896–98, architect, cultural engineer Karl Völzing, gardener Ignatz Racing; Gothic castle tower and mausoleum, both 1900; Reinforced concrete bridges 1910; Binger Straße 1: House for servants Monument zone Karl-Bittel-Park (Pfrimmpark)more pictures
Monument zone Lindenallee / Rudi-Stephan-Allee Lindenallee 3–13, Rudi-Stephan-Allee 2–8
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1913 Country house settlement with high-quality houses in Darmstadt Art Nouveau, 1913, architect Heinrich Metzendorf Monument zone Lindenallee / Rudi-Stephan-Allee

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Cemetery portal On the Kochberg, at No. 3
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1495 two-part Gothic former cemetery portal, inscribed 1495 Cemetery portal
Villa Kanzel-Eck Donnersbergstrasse 12
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1900/01 Country house style, historicizing motifs, 1900/01, architect Hermann Haldenwang Villa Kanzel-Eck
villa Donnersbergstrasse 27
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1900 stately villa, country house style, 1900, architect Hermann Haldenwang villa
Residential building Donnersbergstrasse 28
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around 1926 Single-family house, around 1926
Worms-Pfiffligheim cemetery Donnersbergstrasse 170–176
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19th and 20th centuries in the cemetery:
  • Memorial stone for the victims of the First World War, raised cross
  • Tomb of the Weyrich and Zimlich family, obelisk
  • Jakob and Katharina Ott's tomb, 1885, from the founding period
  • Classicist memorial stone for the Napoleonic veterans, mid-19th century
Worms-Pfiffligheim cemeterymore pictures
Mill Herrngasse 16
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16th and early 17th centuries former mill; two corner houses with half-hipped roofs, 18th century, the core from the 16th and early 17th centuries, stone bench, spoilage from the 16th and 17th centuries, farm buildings Mill
Courtyard Landgrafenstraße 39
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around 1850 Dreiseithof, neo-classical echoes, around 1850 Courtyard
town hall Landgrafenstrasse 51
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Early 18th century Baroque hipped roof building, early 18th century town hall
Residential building Landgrafenstrasse 58
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16th or 17th century Neoclassical corner house, second half of the 19th century, barn, the core of which is probably from the 16th or 17th century Residential building
Evangelical Jesus Christ Church Landgrafenstrasse 64
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1763 Baroque hall building with turret with dome, 1763, choir extension 1936; with equipment Evangelical Jesus Christ Church
Evangelical parish hall Landgrafenstrasse 66
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1841 former school; three-story classical plastered building, 1841 Evangelical parish hall
War memorial Landgrafenstrasse, in front of No. 66
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around 1900 War memorial 1870/71; raised eagle-crowned stele War memorial
Vaulted cellar Landgrafenstrasse, at No. 74
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1601 basement exit in the outbuilding, marked 1601; Vaulted cellar with side tunnels, probably from the 17th or 18th century
Spolia Landgrafenstraße, in positions 90 and 92
11th to 18th centuries in the basement under the Remisen stone with coat of arms as a step and spoil; in the cellar of No. 90 baroque arch stone, inscribed 1778, late Gothic sculpture fragment of a female saint, in the garden relief stone, supposedly from the first third of the 11th century
Coat of arms stone Landgrafenstraße, at No. 96
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1602 Wappenstein, inscribed 1602
Basement portal Landgrafenstrasse, at No. 100
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1718 Portal to a cellar tunnel, marked 1718
Luther tree Lutherbaumstrasse, in front of No. 30
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1899 Torso of an elm from the early 16th century, stone bench 1899, memorial plaque, 1954 by Gustav Nonnenmacher , Worms Luther tree
Residential building Richard-Wagner-Straße 44/46/48
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1916 three-part house, curved gable, later Art Nouveau, 1916 Residential building
Residential building Richard-Wagner-Strasse 57/59
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1927 representative semi-detached house with bell roof, 1927 Residential building
Residential building Rudi-Stephan-Allee 7/9
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1907 representative villa-like semi-detached house, country house style with Art Nouveau echoes, 1907 Residential building
Residential building Rudi-Stephan-Allee 11/13
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1905 Semi-detached house, picturesque country house style, 1905, architect Peter Klein Residential building
villa Rudi-Stephan-Allee 12
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1916 Hip roof villa, later Art Nouveau, 1916 villa
Café Westendhöhe Rudi-Stephan-Allee 32
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1898 Generous plastered building with a moving roof landscape, country house style, echoes of romanticized ruin architecture, 1898, architect probably Hermann Haldenwang

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