List of cultural monuments in the Lehndorf-Watenbüttel district

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The list of cultural monuments in the Lehndorf-Watenbüttel district includes some of the cultural monuments in the Lehndorf-Watenbüttel district of Braunschweig , largely based on the Braunschweig guidance and information system BLIK and publications by the Braunschweig monument protection authority .

Cultural monuments

image designation location description construction time Registered
since
Monument
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BW Old village square Völkenrode
Alter Dorfplatz
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Völkenrode was originally a square village. One of the squares around which the houses clustered is the old village square.
Construction house
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Construction house Lehndorf
Saarplatz 2
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The construction house was built as the center of the Lehndorf community development. It housed an elementary school, party and government offices, a gym, a branch of the state bank and a maternity care center. There is a hall of honor in front of the tower. 1935
Former flax rotting Former flax rotting Lamme
Rodedamm
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Former flax rotting . In the 18th century, flax cultivation and linen weaving played a very important role for lambs.
Former school Former school Lehndorf
Grosse Strasse 26
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Former school from 1779. First school in Alt-Lehndorf. Today the building is used as an inn. 1779
Former Ölper watermill Former Ölper watermill Ölper
Am Mühlengraben
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The Ölper Mühle, a former water mill, existed until 1859. It was first mentioned in 1388 and belonged to the Braunschweig council for centuries. Today only the fortifications and remains of the foundations are preserved.
BW Preserved farmhouses Map of Ölper
Celler Heerstrasse
Preserved farmhouses from the 18th century. They testify to the agricultural village of Ölper, which mainly grew hops and vegetables.
BW Restaurant from Pavel's Wood Bundesallee 149
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Former excursion restaurant with outbuildings. Light brown brick building on an Elm-lime base with a raised central section in which the main entrance with columns is located. Established in 1890 as a forest restaurant with a bar and dining room. It is part of a building complex of which the half-timbered mansion from 1873 and a cowshed from 1902 have been preserved. There was a café garden at the restaurant. 1890
Site of the Federal Research Institute for Agriculture Site of the Federal Research Institute for Agriculture Bundesallee
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The area, which was incorporated in 1935, was used by the German Research Institute for Aviation from 1936. Later it was u. a. used by the former Federal Research Center for Agriculture and the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt. 1936
Gut Steinhof
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Gut Steinhof Steinhof
Celler Heerstrasse 336
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The Rieselgut Steinhof forms a group consisting of eight listed buildings: the manor house, the company building, the drive-through barn, the cattle barn, the warehouse, the day laborer's houses, a half-timbered building for stables and the workers' barracks. from 1789
BW Schrader farm Watenbüttel
Celler Heerstraße 314
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The sculptor and inventor Hans Jürgen "Spinnrad" lived on this farm in the 16th century.
Hofanlage Hannoversche Strasse 40
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Hofanlage Hannoversche Strasse 40 Lehndorf
Hannoversche Strasse 40
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Rural courtyard from the years 1891 to 1892 with urban influence. Today the seat of a retirement home. Monument. 1891-1892
BW Courtyard complex Peiner Strasse 126 Völkenrode
Peiner Strasse 126
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Courtyard with half-timbered building from the early 19th century. Monument.
Church of St. Jürgen Church of St. Jürgen Map of Ölper
Kirchbergstrasse
Neo-Gothic church from 1842, built according to plans by Carl Theodor Ottmer . 1842
St. Mary's Church St. Mary's Church Lamme
Rodedamm
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Classicist church from the years 1823 to 1824, built in place of a previous building under the direction of master builder Carl Liebau. 1823-1824
Völkenrode Church Völkenrode Church Völkenrode
church attendance
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Erected in 1744 after a village fire as a hall made of broken stone and house stone. A church already existed in Völkenrode in 1555. 1744
Watenbüttel Church Watenbüttel Church Watenbüttel
Am Okerdüker
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In 1803 the church of Watenbüttel was demolished because it was in disrepair. From 1804 to 1805 today's classical church was built according to plans by the master builder Heinrich Ludwig Rothermundt. 1804-1805
Klauenberg Klauenberg Lamme
Klauenberg
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The street is an example of new single-family houses from the post-war period.
Kreuzkirche Kreuzkirche Lehndorf
Große Strasse
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First mentioned in 1245. Romanesque building with Art Nouveau additions. 13th Century
BW Lehndorf settlement Lehndorf
Saarstrasse
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In order to relieve the medieval old town, plans for new, modern settlements in the countryside began in 1923. One of the implemented projects was the Lehndorf settlement, which was created from 1932 onwards with various settlement types for 6,000 residents. In the middle of the building was the construction house and adjacent the Wichernkirche. From 1932
obelisk obelisk Map of Ölper
Celler Heerstrasse
Obelisk in memory of the battle near Ölper on August 1, 1809 . Erected in 1845. 1845
Ölper tower
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Ölper tower Ölper
Celler Heerstrasse 46
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Half-timbered building built in 1642. Monument. 1642
Ölper weir (Ölper mill weir)
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Ölper weir
(Ölper mill weir )
Ölper
Am Mühlengraben
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A beam of the weir bridge bore the year 1859. From 2007 to 2008 the weir was renovated. Monument. 2003
Oker culvert
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Oker culvert Watenbüttel
Am Okerdüker 16
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Culvert completed in 1932. With this the Oker crosses under the Mittelland Canal . 1932
Papengey Papengey Lamme
Papengey
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The street is an example of new single-family houses from the post-war period.
Rectory Rectory Lehndorf
Grosse Strasse 13
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Classicist style rectory from 1840. 1840
Place
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Place Ölper
Am Mühlengraben
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Former free flood barrier of the Ölper Mühle. Mentioned since 1727, the current condition with the side edging made of ashlar dates from around 1800 and is one of the best preserved cultural monuments in Braunschweig's city history. 2013
Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt
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Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt Bundesallee
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The headquarters of the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt is located on the site. 1932
BW Poettgerbrink Völkenrode
Pöttgerbrink
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Völkenrode was originally a square village. The Pöttgerbrink was one of the squares in the old town center. Most of the houses in Völkenrode gathered around him.
BW Cross barn Lamme
Frankenstrasse 27 / 27a
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Half-timbered barn from the mid-19th century. The restoration of the barn was awarded the Prize for Monument Preservation of the Lower Saxony Sparkasse Foundation in 2012 and the special prize of the Federal Prize for Crafts in Monument Preservation 2012. 19th century
Gathering tower Gathering tower Raffurm
Rösturm 1
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The Raffurm was built as a guard tower for the Braunschweiger Landwehr. Today's half-timbered building was built around 1780 and served as an inn for a long time. circa 1780
Settlement core Settlement core Watenbüttel
Am Okerdüker
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The probable settlement center of Watenbüttel, which was first mentioned in a document in the 12th century, is located in the street “Am Okerdüker”.
Supply center Supply center Kanzlerfeld
David Mansfeld Weg
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Together with the Wichernhaus, it forms the core of the Kanzlerfeld district, which was built in 1962 as a residential area in the countryside. Part of the Kanzlerfeld ensemble.
Wichernhaus Wichernhaus Kanzlerfeld
David-Mansfeld-Weg 8
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The Wichernhaus, the church of the Wicherngemeinde for Chancellor Field and at the same time a meeting place, was built in 1976 according to plans by the architect Dieter Quiram. 1976
Wichernkirche
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Wichernkirche Lehndorf
Sulzbacher Strasse 41
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Modern church, built according to a design by the architect Gustav Gsaenger from Munich. In 1940 the consecration took place. Monument. 1937-1940 March 1999

literature

  • Wolfgang Kimpflinger: Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany . Architectural monuments in Lower Saxony. Volume 1.1 .: City of Braunschweig. Part 1, CW Niemeyer Buchverlage, Hameln 1993, ISBN 3-87585-252-4 .
  • Wolfgang Kimpflinger: Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany. Architectural monuments in Lower Saxony. Volume 1.2 .: City of Braunschweig. Part 2, Verlag CW Niemeyer, Hameln 1996, ISBN 3-8271-8256-5 .

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