List of cultural monuments in the western ring area
The list of cultural monuments in the district Western Ring area includes part of the cultural monuments in Braunschweig District Western Ring area , based on the Braunschweiger guidance and information system REPUBLIC and publications of the conservation authority in Braunschweig.
Cultural monuments
Garden city
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Coca-Cola filling station |
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Alte Frankfurter Strasse 181 Former filling station of the Coca Cola Company, built in two phases in the modern style of the 1950s according to plans by the architect H. Kratz. | 1954 and 1957 |
Western ring area
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Broitzemer Strasse 1 |
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Broitzemer Strasse 1 ||||
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Brothers Cemetery |
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Broitzemer Strasse Former cemetery that was used from 1769 to 1878 and has now been converted into a green area. | |||
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Former sugar refinery (ARTmax) |
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Frankfurter Strasse 2 Halls of a former sugar refinery, built in brick style by the architects Rasche & Kratzsch. | 1900-1902 | Sep 24 1986 | |
Factory floor |
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Kramerstrasse 9A Former factory hall of the BMA company. Brick building from the late 19th century. | ||||
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Facade foundry |
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Ernst-Amme-Strasse 19 Facade of a former brick-style foundry on the premises of Bühler AG . | |||
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Cemetery of the cross monastery |
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Rennelbergstrasse ||||
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former municipal poor house |
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Goslarsche Strasse 93 ||||
Industrial monument Kramerstraße |
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Kramerstrasse 23 The medium-sized machine factory "Elsner & Holdschmidt" was founded here in 1898. The factory has been preserved in its original state. | ||||
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Industrial monument machine house |
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Kramerstrasse (unnumbered) The machine house of the BMA company in Kramerstrasse. | |||
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Jakobikirche |
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Goslarsche Strasse 31A Neo-Baroque church (reform architecture) | 1909-1911 | ||
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Jödebrunnen |
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At the Jödebrunnen Stone-enclosed water basin with spring water. | |||
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Joseph's Church |
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Goslarsche Strasse 6 Built in 1902 in neo-Gothic style and with brick masonry. Rear building also under monument protection. | 1902-1903 | ||
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Correctional facility |
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Rennelbergstrasse 10 1884-1885 | |||
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Holwedestrasse Hospital (old building) |
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Holwedestrasse 16 ||||
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KURZAG house |
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Ekbertstrasse 14 Company building. Steel frame construction from 1929. Architect Otto Haesler. 1995 Gutting and restoration of the original structure. | 1929 | ||
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Madamenweg 174 |
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Madamenweg 174 Former police station. Neo-Renaissance style building with brick facade, built around 1900. | |||
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Martini Cemetery |
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Goslarsche Strasse Former cemetery, not used since 1909. | |||
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Machine factory (Wichmannhalle) |
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Sophienstrasse 40 Former machine factory of the Selwig & Lange company . Founded in 1877 and closed in 1989. Factory premises with a group of several buildings. After the factory was closed, the buildings were converted into offices and event rooms. Winner of the Prize for Monument Preservation of the Lower Saxony Sparkasse Foundation in 1999. | |||
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Munchenstrasse 11 |
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Munchenstrasse 11 ||||
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Petri cemetery |
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Goslarsche Strasse / Alerdsweg The Petrifriedhof is one of the oldest still existing cemeteries in the city. The area has been designated as a cemetery since 1638. | 1638 | ||
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portal |
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Spinner Street Entrance portal of the jute and flax spinning mill founded in 1874. | 1874 | ||
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Reformed cemetery |
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Juliusstrasse / Sophienstrasse Former cemetery of the Reformed Congregation in Braunschweig. | 1749 | ||
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Rennelbergstrasse 11 |
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Rennelbergstrasse 11 ||||
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Ring track |
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At the Westbahnhof Former rail ring around Braunschweig. Redesign to a walkway and bike path. | |||
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Rye mill |
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Hildesheimer Strasse Former rye mill from 1912. Additions in the following years. Use until the 1990s. In 2006, extensive restoration work began and the group of buildings was redesigned for use as an office and restaurant complex. Technical monument. | |||
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School building Bürgerstrasse |
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Bürgerstrasse 2 ||||
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School building Diesterwegstrasse |
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Diesterwegstrasse 7 ||||
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School building Hohestieg |
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Hohestieg 2 ||||
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School building Sidonienstraße |
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Sidonienstraße 3 ||||
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School building Sophienstrasse |
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Sophienstrasse 17 ||||
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Sophienstrasse 33 |
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Sophienstrasse 33 ||||
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Administration building |
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Hildesheimer Strasse 60 ||||
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Bülow's villa |
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Celler Strasse 3 Late classicist building, built in 1839 by Carl Theodor Ottmer (1800–1843). Outbuildings also listed. | 1839 | ||
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Wilmerdingstrasse |
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Wilmerdingstrasse ||||
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Apartment block Cyriaksring 42–45 / Luisenstrasse 18–25 |
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Cyriaksring 42–45 / Luisenstrasse 18–25 ||||
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Residential building Cammanstrasse 4 |
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Cammanstrasse 4 ||||
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Residential building at Frankfurter Strasse 25 |
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Frankfurter Strasse 25 ||||
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Residential building at Frankfurter Strasse 271 |
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Frankfurter Strasse 271 ||||
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Madamenweg 6 house |
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Madamenweg 6 ||||
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House Madamenweg 163 |
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Madamenweg 163 Half-timbered house built according to plans by the architect A. Bosch. | 1867 | ||
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Sophienstrasse residential building |
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Sophienstraße 31 / Wilmerdingstraße 1 Semi-detached house (apartment buildings) from the Wilhelminian era, built in 1896 according to plans by the architects C. Rambow and Fr. Krohn. | 1896 | ||
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Residential house Wilmerdingstrasse 7 |
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Wilmerdingstrasse 7 ||||
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Residential building Wilmerdingstrasse 8 |
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Wilmerdingstrasse 8 ||||
Residential building Wilmerdingstrasse 9 |
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Wilmerdingstrasse residential building |
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Wilmerdingstrasse 10 Apartment building from the Wilhelminian era, built in 1896 according to plans by the architects C. Rambow and Fr. Krohn. | 1896 | ||
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Residential houses Wilmerdingstrasse 2-6, 9A, 9B, 11-113, semi-detached houses Wilmerdingstrasse 14 / Sophienstrasse 32 | Wilmerdingstrasse |
literature
- Wolfgang Kimpflinger: Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany . Architectural monuments in Lower Saxony. Volume 1.1 .: City of Braunschweig. Part 1, Verlag 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 .