List of cultural monuments in Bad Schussenried

In the list of cultural monuments in Bad Schussenried , all architectural and art monuments of the city of Bad Schussenried and its suburbs are recorded, which are recorded in the " Directory of immovable architectural and art monuments and objects to be examined " of the State Office for Monument Preservation Baden-Württemberg . This directory was created in July 2001, the partial list for the district of Biberach is as of March 30, 2009 and lists the following immovable architectural and art monuments.

Core city Bad Schussenried

Bad Schussenried

	location	complex	designation	description	image	paragraph
1.1	Monastery courtyard 7	Former Premonstratensian monastery	Former monastery church, today the parish church of St. Magnus	The core of the pillar basilica is late Gothic and baroque in the 18th century.
1.2	Monastery courtyard 7	Former Premonstratensian monastery	Former abbot house, now a rectory	Building from 1482 rebuilt around 1590. Essentially substance from 1590.
1.3	Monastery courtyard 7	Former Premonstratensian monastery	Cloister wing	Two-storey building along the south aisle of the monastery church, Romanesque core provided with vaults in 1486 and heightened. Baroque style in the 18th century.
1.4	Klosterhof 9 and 11, iron and steel works 1	Former Premonstratensian monastery	Old convent building, west wing and south wing	West section today: State Forestry Office, three-story building, around 1650 with older remains
1.5	New monastery 1	Former Premonstratensian monastery	New convent building with library	Three wings, 1748 by Dominic Zimmermann designed 1752-1763 by Jacob Emele built
1.6	Monastery courtyard 2	Former Premonstratensian monastery	Gatehouse	Early 17th century, tower renewed in 1743
1.7	Monastery courtyard 1	Former Premonstratensian monastery	Former parish hall	Two-storey rectangular building with stepped gable and gable roof, first half of the 16th century with changes from the 19th century
1.8	Monastery courtyard 4	Former Premonstratensian monastery	Gastbau	Two-storey rectangular building with a gable roof and volute gable, late 17th century, rebuilt in the first half of the 18th century
1.9	Ironworks 7	Former Premonstratensian monastery	Monastery wall	Wall with covered arcade on the western inner side, designed by Dominikus Zimmermann in 1738		§28
1.10	Biberacher Strasse 35	Former Premonstratensian monastery	Former comedy house of the monastery	with beer cellars underneath, two-story, plastered building with hipped roof, 1722, after 1842 restaurant, today part of the Center for Psychiatry
1.11		Former Premonstratensian monastery	Other walls and open spaces			(§12)
2	Biberacher Strasse 37		chapel	Small solid building with hipped roof, on the street side between the pilasters, two arched openings, on the left with the figurative representation of Christ on the Mount of Olives, on the right of the dungeon Christ, 1749, figures 1812		§2
3.1	New monastery 5	Former royal sanatorium and nursing home	"Cell structure" or "Western wing structures"	Closed department for men, single-storey, elongated and plastered solid building on today's L-shaped floor plan, built in 1875		§2
3.2	New monastery 6	Former royal sanatorium and nursing home	"Cell structure" or "Eastern wing structures"	Closed department for women, single-storey, elongated and plastered solid building on today's L-shaped floor plan, partially preserved walling, built in 1875
3.3	Monastery courtyard 3	Former royal sanatorium and nursing home	Official residence	Three-storey, plastered building, built in 1901 for the two senior physicians and the economic administrator, with an associated cast-iron pavilion in the garden
3.4	Biberacher Strasse 39	Former royal sanatorium and nursing home	Morgue	Single-storey solid building in Baroque design, with an associated gate on Biberacher Strasse, 1901
3.5		Former royal sanatorium and nursing home	Brick walls	19th century		§2
4th	at Biberacher Strasse 44		Running fountain	Ornate fountain stick and rectangular trough, cast iron, dated 1893		§2
5	Buchauer Strasse 23/1, BC 1366		Wayside chapel,	Small solid building, crosses embedded in the plaster above the ogival entrance, inside a figure of a saint, 19th century		§2
6th	Fischerhausstrasse 12		Fisherman's house	Monastery servant house, two-storey plastered building with a mansard hipped roof, built in 1751 by Jakob Emele on behalf of the Premonstratensian monastery , roof extension in 1927		§2
7th	Marketplace 1		Former Gasthaus Löwen, today Kreissparkasse	Two-storey half-timbered house with a gable roof, built in 1513 as a court and inn of the monastery, on the massive ground floor the sandstone coat of arms of the client Abbot Johann Wittmayer		§28 (§2)
8th	Schulstrasse 15		Georg Kaeß School	Named after its founder Georg Kaeß, an entrepreneur from Schussenried, three-storey, plastered solid building in Baroque design: mansard hipped roofs and curved gable above the main entrance, wall structure by means of pilasters, elaborate window canopies, built in 1908, expanded by three school halls in 1911		§2
9	Wilhelm-Schussen-Strasse 7		Tavern sign from the former Bären inn	Fully plastic figure of a dancing bear on a console, early 20th century		§2
10	Wilhelm-Schussen-Strasse 23		Old pharmacy	Three-storey building, ground floor and first storey solid, second storey and gable half-timbered, probably built in 1670 on the foundation walls of the local aristocratic castle built in 1180 and almost completely burned down in 1638 , into which the first Premonstratensians moved in 1183 before the construction of their own monastery complex, later Vogts- and office building, since 1833 pharmacy.		§2
11	Wilhelm-Schussen-Strasse 24		House figure St. Veit	In a framed niche, a wooden figure of the saint in a cauldron, probably 17th century, from the St. Vitus Chapel, demolished in 1831		§2
12	Wilhelm-Schussen-Strasse 28		Former post office, now an inn	Two-storey solid building with a gable roof, built in 1612 under Abbot Martin Dietrich (coat of arms on the west facade) as the office prefect's official residence		§2
13	Wilhelm-Schussen-Strasse 36		town hall	Middle wing three-storey with gable roof, the two corner pavilions each with an additional mezzanine floor and mansard roof, built by Jakob Emele in 1758 as stately barracks for the imperial contingent and remand prison, after secularization it served as a civil servants' residence, later a school, since 1837 also the town hall, since 1977 exclusively		§28
14th	at Wilhelm-Schussen-Strasse 36		Fountain	Round, flat fountain bowl and column crowned by the Madonna, second half of the 19th century		§2
15th	Wilhelm-Schussen-Strasse 46		Farmhouse	Two-storey, plastered half-timbered house with hipped roof, built in 1570 (d) as a single house, extended by a northern residential part in the 19th century		§2

Outside the local area:

	location	designation	description	image	paragraph
16	"Fischerplatz 1" (Flstnr. 317/1)	Chapel of St. Maria and Ottilie	Solid construction with arched, barred entrance, old trees within (renewed) enclosure, 1872		§2
17th	BC 2038, won “Schorrenwald”	Joseph Chapel	Small solid building with an ogival entrance, around 1900		§2
18th	BC 1688	crossroads	Wood, remains of paint on the corpus, 19th century		§2

Districts

	District	location	designation	description	image	paragraph
19th	Aichbühl	Riedweg 14	Farmhouse	Two-storey single house with a hipped roof over the living area, marked 1772 in the hall above the room door, the economy was later renewed		§2
20th	Dunzenhausen	at building no. 1	Chapel of St. Anna	Rectangular building with a retracted, semicircular choir, baroque furnishings, early 18th century		§2
21st	Dunzenhausen	BC 1684	crossroads	Ornate, sandstone inscription base, cast-iron crucifix, 1879		§2
22nd	Enzisweiler	BC 2037	Wayside shrine	plastered, arched niche, around 1800		§2
23	Small calf	Biberacher Strasse 135	Community weighing house	Small wooden shed with pent roof, cattle scales inside, around 1920		§2
24	Small calf	Schussenweg 11	Syringe house	Small wooden shed with a gable roof, inside two old fire engines, around 1910		§2
25th	hospital	BC 2224, Aulendorfer Straße (Flstnr. 445)	Wayside shrine	Wayside shrine with baroque sandstone figure of Madonna and Child, around 1820, figure probably from the 17th century		§2
26th	Kürnbach	Old Street 35	Chapel of St. Anna	Rectangular building with retracted, semicircular choir, outer structure with pilasters, open bell cage, baroque furnishings, mid-18th century		§28
27	Kürnbach	Ayweg 26	"Kürnbachhaus"	Ground floor plank walls, upper floor ornamental framework, thatched roof, post construction with the succession of living - kitchen corridor - threshing floor - stable, built in 1664. (Today part of the district open-air museum Kürnbach . The cultural monuments moved to the open-air museum are museum property and therefore not part of this directory.)		§28
28	Kürnbach	BC 1903	crossroads	Richly decorated, sandstone base, cast-iron crucifix, 1907		§2
29	Kürnbach	BC 1904	crossroads	Richly decorated, inscription base made of sandstone, cast-iron crucifix, around 1900		§2
30th	Lauhaus	BC 396	crossroads	Richly decorated, sandstone base with inscriptions, cast-iron crucifix, 1877		§2
31	Olzreute	Hervetsweiler Strasse 16	Lady Chapel	Rectangular building with a three-sided choir closure, built 1746ff., Open bell cage above the facade, inside a beautiful 17th century altar		§2
32	Olzreute	BC 397	Atonement Cross	small stone cross, 15./16. Century, erected again after road construction		§2
33	Olzreute	BC 1475	crossroads	richly decorated, sandstone base, cast-iron crucifix, 1900		§2
34	Roppertsweiler	Mangenweiherweg 6	Residential building	Plastered half-timbered building with protruding gable floors and long lugs, probably 17th century		P
35	Roppertsweiler	Pfeiffergäßle 5	Heraldic shield	Above the former barn door, richly decorated, wooden coat of arms of Abbot Didakus Ströbele (1719–1733), around 1720		§2
36	Sennhof	BC 1690	crossroads	Richly decorated, inscription base made of sandstone, cast-iron crucifix, around 1900		§2
37	St. Martin	BC 1689, Olzreuter Strasse	Way of the Cross	leading from the former upper gate to the cemetery chapel, laid out in 1748, renewed in 1812		§2
38.1	St. Martin	St. Martin 1, 4 (Flstnr. 194/1)	St. Martin's cemetery church	Broad rectangular building, closed on three sides towards the east, with a small vestibule in the west, built in 1613 under Abbot Martin Dietrich, renovated around 1745 under Abbot Siard Frick		§28
38.2	St. Martin	St. Martin 1, 4 (Flstnr. 194/1)	Gravedigger House	Single-storey building with a hipped roof, largely walled cemetery, and cemetery cross from 1863		(§12)
39	St. Martin	BC 1479	crossroads	richly decorated, sandstone base, cast-iron crucifix, 1863		§2
40	Weihersägmühle	Sägmühlenweg 7	Residential building	One storey with a half-hip roof, around 1910		P
41	Zeller Hof	Zeller Hof 6	Pigeon and hen house	Octagonal wooden structure for chickens with also an octagonal pigeon house attachment, probably early 19th century		§2

District Otterswang

Otterswang

	location	designation	description	image	paragraph
42.1	Jakob-Emele-Platz 4	Rectory	Two-storey stone building with volute gables, rich interior, built in 1719 by Michael Mohr under Abbot Innocenz Schmid (whose coat of arms above the entrance)		§28
42.2	Jakob-Emele-Platz 4	Walled parish garden			§12
43.1	Jakob-Emele-Platz 6	Catholic parish church St. Oswald	Erected in 1777/79 by Jakob Emele on behalf of the Schussenried Abbey, richly decorated, including paintings by Andreas Meinrad von Ow , 1778–79		§28
43.2	Jakob-Emele-Platz 6	Walled churchyard and war memorial			§12
44	Schussentalweg 4	Day wage house	Small building with a half-hip roof, gutted inside, possibly poor house, 18th century		P
45	BC 476	Wayside shrine	Small solid building, panel picture fitted into a round arched figural niche, around 1800		§2
46	BC 1941	chapel	Small solid building, above the entrance Christ monogram, inside a wooden figure of Christ, 19th century		§2

Districts

	District	location	designation	description	image	paragraph
47	Castle	Castle 1	Courtyard	Consisting of a residential house, two-storey brick building and stable barn, brick and half-timbered, with an associated courtyard, around 1900		P
48	Five houses	BC 1694	Wayside shrine	Small solid building, panel picture fitted into a round arched figural niche		§2
49	Hopferbach	Wendelinusstrasse 9	Chapel of St. Maria and Wendelin	Rectangular building with retracted, semicircular choir, volute gable, 1739, tower-like roof turret from the 20th century		§28
50	Hopfenbach	BC 1372	crossroads	Wooden high cross, cloverleaf-shaped beam ends, corpus four-nail type, 19th century		§2
51	Schwaigfurt	Schwaigfurt 1 (on the island, Flst no. 34)	pavilion	The floor plan is an elongated octagon, single-storey with a mansard roof, inside a mythological stucco relief by Johann Georg Wieland, built by Jakob Emele under Abbot Joseph Krapf in 1777 with funds from the monastery school , with garden house vestibule and courtyard		§28
52	Schwaigfurt	Schwaigfurt 1f	Chapel of St. Agatha and Margaretha	Small rectangular building with three-sided end of the choir, flat pilasters on the outer walls, simple, baroque furnishings inside		§28
53	Laimbach	BC 1033	Wayside chapel	Small, plastered brick building with a tin roof, 1866		§2
54	Laimbach	BC 1034	crossroads	Sandstone, inscription base in a bulbous shape, late 19th century		§2
55	Laimbach	BC 1037	crossroads	Sandstone base, cast iron cross, erected according to the inscription on the occasion of the death of farmer Franz Häckler from Laimbach in 1902		§2
56	Laimbach	BC 1038	crossroads	Sandstone, inscription base in a bulbous shape, 1898		§2
57	Laimbach	BC 1274	crossroads	High stone base and cast iron cross, around 1860		§2
58	Laimbach	BC 1907	crossroads	High stone base with inscription plaque, cast-iron cross, 1871		§2

Reichenbach district

Reichenbach

	location	designation	description	image	paragraph
59.1	Kirchgässle 1	Catholic Parish Church of St. Sebastian, Blasius, Agatha	1460, 1735 baroque, altars by the Weingartner cabinetmaker Joachim Früholz, 1753, the paintings (church patrons) by Franz Georg Herrmann, 1756, pulpit 1736		§28
59.2	Kirchgässle 1	Walled cemetery, inscription panels in the wall niches, war memorial and Lourdes grotto			(§12)
60	Schussenrieder Strasse 1	Chapel of St. Blaise	Small, plastered solid building with all-round eaves cornice, figural niche in the gable, second half of the 18th century		§2
61	Steinhauser Strasse 4	Tithe barn	Today two-storey house with barn, plastered building with all-round eaves cornice, verge cornice and gable ornament, 1713		§2
62	Steinhauser Strasse 5	Rectory	A two-storey building above a high base with a central entrance via a flight of stairs, hipped roof, 1821, and an adjoining, walled parish garden		§2
63	"Schussenrieder Straße 50" (Flst no. 373/5)	Chapel of St. Ottilie	Small, plastered solid building with arched access, all-round eaves and hipped roof, around 1800		§2
64	"At the Ottilie", BC 1137	Atonement Cross	Limestone cross, wide area, accentuated shaft and minimal bar broadening, 15th / 16th c. century		§2
65	BC 1136 (bottle no. 23)	Atonement Cross	Sandstone cross with relatively long bars, end of 15th / 16th centuries. century		§2
66	BC 1369, on Steinhauser Strasse	crossroads	Sandstone, inscription base in bulbous shape, 1878		§2

Districts

	District	location	designation	description	image	paragraph
67	Sattenbeuren	BC 185	Wayside shrine	small solid building with arched figural niche, fitted panel		§2
68	Sattenbeuren	on the local road (Flst no. 39)	crossroads	richly decorated, sandstone base, cast-iron crucifix, 1906		§2

Steinhausen district

Steinhausen

	location	designation	description	image	paragraph
69	Dominikus-Zimmermann-Strasse 1	Half-timbered gable	around 1730, at the former sacristan's house (converted into an economic building in 1976)		§2
70	Dominikus-Zimmermann-Strasse 2	Pilgrimage Church of St. Peter and Paul	1728, by Dominikus Zimmermann		§28
71	Dorfstrasse 1a	Blacksmith's workshop with an apartment on the upper floor	around 1800		§2
72	Ingoldinger Strasse 2	Gasthof zur Linde courtyard	Two-storey solid construction, in the core from 1609 (dated coat of arms stone, offset next to the entrance door), renewed around 1740 with facade painting; Stable barn, in the core of the 17th century, renewed several times (totality)		§2
73	Weiherweg 6	Craftsman House	Today residential building, one-story, around 1700 (barn extension from 1859, today garages, not part of the cultural monument)		§2
74	on Eisenbahnhofstraße, BC 288 (Flstnr. 264)	crossroads	High stone base, cast iron crucifix, 1865		§2
75	on Eisenbahnhofstraße, BC 184 (Flstnr. 287)	crossroads	High stone base, cast iron crucifix, 1868		§2
76	BC 1252	crossroads	High stone base, cast iron crucifix, around 1870		§2
77	BC 1253	crossroads	High stone base, cast iron crucifix, around 1870		§2

Districts

	District	location	designation	description	image	paragraph
78	Rail yard	Rail yard 4	Gasthof zur Linde	Residential and inn, originally the rail yard's economic building, two-story half-timbered house with hipped roof, above the Tennentor dated "1798", since 1828 inn; as well as ice and beer cellar, 1867		§2

See also

→ Main article : List of cultural monuments in Baden-Württemberg

Web links

Commons : Kulturdenkmale in Bad Schussenried  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Regional Council Tübingen Monument Preservation Department - Directory of immovable architectural and art monuments and objects to be inspected in Bad Schussenried (PDF; 102 kB)
• The Monument Protection Act of Baden-Württemberg (PDF; 58 kB)

Individual evidence

1. ^ State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Baden-Württemberg - directory of immovable architectural and art monuments and the objects to be examined; Tübingen district, Biberach district, Bad Schussenried
2. ↑ ^{a b c d} For objects marked with a "P", the property of a monument can only be finally determined or excluded after a more detailed examination. The check is carried out when changes are planned to the object.