List of cultural monuments in Bad Oldesloe

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In the list of cultural monuments in Bad Oldesloe , all cultural monuments of the Schleswig-Holstein city of Bad Oldesloe (Stormarn district) and its districts are listed (as of 2017).

Factual entities

ID	location	Official name	description	image
41127	Kirchberg 8	Peter and Paul Church	Peter and Paul Church with furnishings, churchyard, tombs up to 1870, linden wreath, memorial plaque for Rector JW Lensch, granite embankment wall

Structural systems

ID	location	Official name	description	image
484	Altfresenburg 1 location	Mennocate	The simple, whitewashed brick cottage, built in the middle of the 16th century, has housed a printing works since 1555, in which Mennonite writings were printed. The cottage belonged to what was then Gut Fresenburg. Today's thatched roof dates from the 18th century.
477	Altfresenburg 5 location	Gut Altfresenburg: Gutskate	Description according to the plaque on house no.7: “Altfresenburg 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Farm workers' cottages belonging to the Altfresenburg estate, served as houses for servants of the estate. Single-storey brick eaves houses, some still with thatched roofs (No. 5 and No. 9) at the end of the 18th and 19th centuries "
478	Altfresenburg 6	Gut Altfresenburg: Gutskate	(see Altfresburg 5)
479	Altfresenburg 7	Gut Altfresenburg: Gutskate 7	(see Altfresburg 5)
480	Altfresenburg 8	Gut Altfresenburg: Gutskate 8	(see Altfresburg 5)
481	Altfresenburg 9 location	Gut Altfresenburg: Gutskate 9	(see Altfresburg 5)
485	Altfresenburg 10 location	Gut Altfresenburg: gatehouse
482	Altfresenburg 11 location	Gut Altfresenburg: mansion
483	Altfresenburg 16 location	Beekkate
6293	At the Bürgerpark 5	Lodge house
19824	Bahnhofstrasse	Gatehouse
27089	Bahnhofstrasse	Memorial 1870/71 (obelisk)	Inscription: "In memory of those who remained in the fight against France in 1870/71"
27090	Bahnhofstrasse	Memorial complex 1914/18 - 1939/45 (obelisk)
27398	Bahnhofstrasse	Sculpture "The Mourner"
27100	Bergstrasse 20	former customs office outbuilding
7291	Flower village	milestone	Full milestone of the Altona-Lübecker Chaussee . Distance to the southwest side: Altona 6 M (hurry = approx. 45 km) North-east side: Lübeck 3½ M (hurry = approx. 26 km). The royal monogram Christian VIII and the year 1840 carved on the front .
583	Flower Village 12	Gut Blumendorf: southern (old) barn
575	Flower Village 12	Gut Blumendorf: northern (new) barn
512	Flower Village 13	Gut Blumendorf: mansion
31382	Flower Village 13	Gut Blumendorf: clock tower of the manor house
576	Flower Village 15	Gut Blumendorf: eastern gatehouse ("Schäferhaus")
516	Flower Village 16	Gut Blumendorf: western gatehouse
515	Flower Village 17	Gut Blumendorf: Orangery (so-called "Torhaus nach Hamburg")
580	Flower Village 19	Gut Blumendorf: Kate on the mountain
582	Flower Village 20	Gut Blumendorf: Napoleoncate	Description according to the attached board: "So-called. Napoleon-Kate Residential building for former estate employees belonging to the Blumendorf estate . Built around 1770: Single-storey plastered eaves house with a fully hipped roof. The name Napoleon-Kate probably goes back to the billeting of Napoleonic soldiers (1808 or 1813). "
584	Flower Village 21	Gut Blumendorf: Schmiedekate	Description according to the attached board: “Double cottage belonging to the Blumendorf estate. Services as an estate forge and residence. One-storey half-timbered eaves house with a half-hipped roof and two-storey gable with a boarded triangular gable field. Built around 1800. "
27109	Brunnenstrasse 23	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; around 1900; Two-storey, plastered corner building with a slate mansard roof, corner of the building accentuated by a bay tower with dome and a front facing gable, Art Nouveau decor
6749	Dorfstrasse 2	Residential and farm buildings	Brick hall house; 1866; Utility wing and entrance dwarf probably around 1900, high-quality brick structure, steep, undeveloped gable roof with sheet metal roofing; For Sehmsdorf a building that shapes the townscape and has a significant local history.
509	Grabauer Strasse 17	Former coffee roastery (now DRK)
7289	Hagenstrasse	milestone	Half milestone of the Altona-Lübecker Chaussee . Distance to Altona 6½ miles (approx. 49 km), to Lübeck 3 miles (approx. 23 km). Christian VIII's royal monogram chiseled on the front , indication of the distance ½ M (eile) and the year 1840.
519	Hagenstrasse 2	Residential and commercial building	Description according to the attached board: "Two-storey half-timbered house with a solid, painted gable on the street side, shop window fittings 1950, 1960 In the 50s, the triangular upper gable end was lost. 1990 Renovation of the street facade"
520	Hagenstrasse 3	Residential and commercial building	Description according to the attached board: “One-storey half-timbered house with a mansard roof at the end of the 18th century. Owned by the Koch upholsterer family since 1843. Shop window installations as early as 1888, 1988 renovation of the street facade "
521	Hagenstrasse 16	Commercial building	Description according to the attached board: “1895: Built for the lawyer and notary CHJ Trube by the Oldeslo architect and building contractor Hartwig Comdühr as a law firm and residential building. Two-storey eaves house with rusticated edges and elaborate cornices in the style of the neo-renaissance 1994: repair, loft extension and conversion to a residential and commercial building "
522	Hagenstrasse 17-18	town hall	Description according to the attached board: “1801–1804 Built by the architect Christian Friedrich Hansen (1756–1845) as a single-storey building in the classicism style after the city fire of 1798 1869 Increased for the Prussian district court in 1905 Western extension - entire building with stucco forms from the turn of the century, redesigned in 1936 Restorative redesign, simple classical oriented forms instead of the stucco from the turn of the century 1955 Northern extension d. Hall on the ground floor 1985 Extensive inventory 1986–1987 Basic structural repairs, demolition and new construction of the hall extension / New staircase with elevator / (Architects: Stuhr + Sörensen, Bad Oldesloe) Restoration of the original spatial planning / New plastering and renewal of windows and doors based on the design forms of CF Hansen (architect: G. Dress-Schumacher) "
523	Heiligengeiststrasse 6	Residential building	Description according to the attached board: “Community center. Early 19th century Gabled house built in a symmetrical arrangement. Facade as solid brick masonry. Eaves side, walls of the central hall and the river-side gable Half-timbered structure Repaired in 1983 The front door comes from the house at Lübecker Straße 29, which was demolished for the new post office.
524	Heiligengeiststrasse 7	Residential building	Description according to the attached board: “Dual bourgeoisie. 1613 original building erected. Dendrochronologically dated for woods from the western and southern walls. In addition to a cross hall with half-timbered walls, a living room with a fireplace and a chamber to the right and left. 1798 Badly damaged by the fire of the city 1800 Inclassic forms rebuilt 1982 Repaired "
525	Hindenburgstrasse 9	Lion pharmacy	Description according to the attached board: “After the fire in the city in 1798, it was built as a two-storey, five-axis eaves house in classicist shapes for the pharmacist Fr. Aug. Lorentzen (1765–1841). Later extended laterally (by three axes). Restored 1990/92 "
526	Hude 2	Residential and commercial building	Half-timbered house on the Hude behind the Peter-Paul-Kirche
27153	Käthe-Kollwitz-Strasse 8	Railway station: platform roof, platform 6/7
528	Kirchberg 8	Peter-Paul-Kirche Bad Oldesloe with furnishings	Description according to the attached board: “Late baroque brick building built by JA Soherr in 1757–1764. Successor to the Feldstein mission church founded by Vicelin in 1150 at this location. In the west a neo-Romanesque brick tower built by architect Greve (60m high). Modernized inside. "
527	Kirchberg 9	Former Pastorate
7288	Kneed	milestone	Full milestone of the Altona-Lübecker Chaussee . Distance to the south-west side: Altona 7 M (hurry = approx. 53 km) North-east side: Lübeck 2½ M (hurry = approx. 19 km). The royal monogram Christian VIII and the year 1840 carved on the front .
529	Koenigstrasse 21	Old girls school	Description according to the attached board: "Built at the beginning of the 19th century as a large bourgeois residential building. Two-storey, five-axis brick building from 1867–1909 housed the 'Winter'sche higher Töchterschule', forerunner of the Königin-Luise-Schule (Realschule)"
530	Koenigstrasse 32	Old city school	Description according to the attached board: "Built in 1839 by Wilhelm Friedrich Meyer Late classicist three-wing building 1975–1977 Restored and rebuilt: City library and local history museum"
533	Konrad-Adenauer-Ring 8	Residential building	Description according to the attached board: “In the past: Horse market 15 at the beginning of the 19th century: suburban house One-storey brick eaves house with two-storey, gabled central projection. The half- hipped roof at Horse Market 7 and 9, buildings of the same type, were demolished in the late 1970s. before 1893 smithy and residential building 1895 rear barn extensions 1939 conversion to police custody 1949 extension of the attic for residential purposes "
6721	Kurparkallee 3	villa
27184	Mommsenstrasse 9	former customs office
28307	Mommsenstrasse 9	Courtyard wall
531	Mühlenstrasse 21	Residential and commercial building	Description according to the attached board: “Agricultural bourgeois house of the early 19th century A house shape typical for Oldesloe: One-storey, plastered gable house with a concave, flat-triangular top gable end. On the left side was the gateway to the barn and stables on the courtyard side. To the right of the entrance hall there was a living room. 1994 New building in the old dimensions while maintaining and modernizing the gable "
532	Mühlenstrasse 22	Community center	Description according to the attached board: “From 1876 used as the 'Stadt Hamburg' inn ' A late classicist building with a plastered facade in front of a half-timbered building from 1920 Tax office 1933 Handover of the building as" Adolf Hitler House "to the NSDAP 1945 Seat of the British occupying forces 1946-47 Seat of the Stormarn district administration 1952 District court 1965 -77 City library since 1977 Day care center and offices 1979 Listed as a historical monument 1984 Restoration of the windows on the ground floor 1986 Comprehensive inventory 1989-91 Basic repairs / Maintenance renewal / Demolition of the rear extensions / New hall extension Urban development object Architects: Mai / Zill / Kuhsen - Lübeck "
510	Olivet Avenue 15	Former Administration building (school)	Former Administration building of the Bölck company (margarine manufacturer). Today the building of the Theodor Storm School
511	18 Olivet Avenue	Theodor Storm School
26936	Schanzenbarg 2a	District Vocational School
27215	Steinkamp 5	Bad Oldesloe motorway maintenance depot
28828	Steinkamp 5	Service building with extension, outside staircase and garden wall
28829	Steinkamp 5	Equipment hall with silo
28830	Steinkamp 5	Vehicle hall
28831	Steinkamp 5	Courtyard and driveway paving
12560	To office 2	Rethwischhof: mansion

Green features

ID	location	Official name	description	image
476	Altfresenburg location	Gut Altfresenburg: Allee am Gut
506	Bahnhofstrasse	Old graveyard	Old cemetery, historical tombs, wreath of avenues
19821	Kirchberg 8	Churchyard	Cemetery, grave monuments until 1870, linden wreath, memorial plaque Rector JW Lensch, granite embankment wall
29042	Steinkamp 5	Orchard
29043	Steinkamp 5	former motorway entrance with field maple hedges

Other monuments

ID	location	Official name	description	image
507	Spa gardens	bathtub	Description according to the board: "Bathtub. 1813 From the opened brine, mud and sulfur baths, there were seven bathtubs each in two bath pavilions with an octagonal floor plan that were connected by a colonnade. Monument"

Web links

Commons : Kulturdenkmale in Bad Oldesloe  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

source

• List of cultural monuments in Schleswig-Holstein (PDF; approx. 431 kB)