List of cultural monuments in Berlin-Mariendorf

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Location of Mariendorf in Berlin

The list of cultural monuments of Mariendorf includes the cultural monuments of the Berlin district of Mariendorf in the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district .

Monument areas (ensembles)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09055056	Mariendorfer Damm 132/138 Friedenstraße 23-24 ( location )	Village location Mariendorf For architectural monuments see: Alt-Mariendorf 37; 39; 41; 43 Friedenstrasse 23–24	Further components of the ensemble:
			09055061 - Alt-Mariendorf 45, residential building, mid-19th century, renovations in 1893 and 1951
			09055063 - Alt-Mariendorf 47, residential building, around 1900

Monument areas (entire facilities)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09055081	Altes Gaswerk Mariendorf 1, 5 Im Marienpark 3–47 Lankwitzer Strasse 45–54, 56–57 ( location )	Mariendorf gasworks	Gas container 1892, moved to Mariendorf in 1901
			Residential and administrative building 1, 1900–1901 by Schulz & Schlichting, 1906–1910 by Paul Karchow
			Gas meter and regulator house
			Old water tower
			Apparatus house 1
			Apparatus house 2
			Cleaning hall 1
			Workshop building
			Bath and dining house
			Locomotive shed
			Reinigerhalle 2, 1909 by Karl Bernhard
			Residential and administrative building 2, 1922
			Gatehouse, 1922
			New water tower, 1968–1969 by the GASAG construction department
			Spherical gas container, 1970-82
09055075	Am Hellespont 4/6 ( location )	Carl Sunshine School	School, 1957–1960 by Hans Bandel
			Sports hall, 1957–1960 by Hans Bandel
			House, 1957
09055077	Eisenacher Strasse 61 ( location )	Dreifaltigkeitskirchhof III	Cemetery gate, 1899–1900 by August Orth
			Enclosure, 1899–1900 by August Orth
			Waiting hall, 1899–1900 by August Orth
			Cemetery keeper's house 1899–1900 by August Orth
09055078	Eisenacher Strasse 62 ( location )	Holy Cross Cemetery	Cemetery gate with enclosure, 1902–1903
			Chapel and morgue, 1892–1893 by Gustav Erdmann
			House of the gravedigger, 1893–1894 by Gustav Erdmann
09055085	Großbeerenstraße 2 Rathausstraße 48 Ringstraße 44-66 ( location )	Askania works	Substation of the Mariendorf gasworks, built by Schulz & Schlichting in 1899
			Storey building 1
			Storey building 2
			Administration building
			3 barracks, 1938–1940 by Hans Altmann
			Shedhallen, 1957–1962
			Administration wing, 1957–1962
			Porter's house
			Thermal power station
			Workshop building
			Hall and test tower
09055082	Mariendorfer Damm 222/298 Hirzer Weg 47-109 ( location )	Mariendorf harness racing track	The trotting track was built by August Endell from 1911 to 1913 . Robinson Tribune, 1935-1936; Tea house, 1960–1961 by Werner Weber
			Grandstand, 1913 by August Endell
			Stable 18, 1913 by August Endell
			Stable 19, 1913 by August Endell
			Stables 26 & 27, 1913 by August Endell
			Stables 28 & 29, 1913 by August Endell
			Robinson Grandstand, 1935-1936
			casino
			Tea house, 1960–1961 by Werner Weber
		Loss of monument: stables	Demolition and relocation of 12 stable buildings between 2000 and 2002 for the construction of a bowling alley and shopping center, in 2005 further demolition of 1 stable for single family homes
09055079	Mariendorfer Damm 225/227 ( location )	Cemetery chapel and cemetery gate in the Christ Cemetery	Chapel, 1903–1904 by F. Schwencke; Mausoleum of the Max Golz family, 1912
			Gate and enclosure, 1903–1904 by F. Schwencke
			Mausoleum of the Max Golz family, 1912
09055084	Monopolstraße 12–37, 46–87 Finkenweg 1–4 Lerchenweg 10–31 Schwalbenweg 1–2 Ullsteinstraße 113/119 ( location )	Monopoly settlement	Row houses, 1922–1923 by Wolfgang Binder
			Square design, 1922–1923 by Wolfgang Binder
09055070	Prühßstraße 26/28 Richterstraße 33 ( location )	Tenement houses	Richterstr. 33: 1888 by R. Wiechert
			Prühßstrasse 26: 1898 by August Lau
09055080	Rathausstrasse 28–29 Kaiserstrasse Riegerzeile 1a ( location )	Martin Luther Memorial Church	The Protestant church was built by Curt Steinberg in 1935 . Inside, terracotta jewelry from the construction period has been preserved. There is a soldier with a steel helmet at the pulpit and an SA man at the baptismal font. Other symbols of National Socialism were removed as early as 1937 due to the "Law for the Protection of Designations of the NSDAP ".
			The Walcker organ has 50 registers, it was inaugurated at the 7th Nazi Party Congress on September 15, 1935 in Nuremberg and then installed in the church. The organ pipes are painted with folk motifs.
			Community House ( Jochen Klepper House), 1926–1928 by Curt Steinberg
09076014	Rixdorfer Straße 89/113 Dardanellenweg 1/29 Skutaristraße 2 ( location )	"Neighborhood Mariendorf" settlement	9 residential rows: Dardanellenweg 1–29 and Rixdorfer Straße 91–113, 1955–1957 by Wils Ebert
			Garages
			restaurant
			washroom
	Dardanellenweg 40/46 Bosporusstraße 26–38 Imbrosweg 41 / 45C ( location )		12 row buildings: Dardanellenweg 42–46, Bosporusstraße 26–38 and Imbrosweg 41–45C
			Arcade house Dardanellenweg 40
	Rixdorfer Strasse 133/165 Britzer Strasse 84/94 ( location )		Apartment high-rise at Britzer Strasse at the corner of Rixdorfer Strasse
			24 single-family houses: Britzer Straße 84A-90C
			6 residential buildings: Rixdorfer Strasse 133–163 and Britzer Strasse 84–94
09055083	Tauernallee 10–29 ( location )	Residential complex	north, 1929–1930 by Hans Jessen
			south, 1929–1930 by Hans Jessen
09097758	Ullsteinstrasse 73 ( location )	Philips apparatus factory	Shedhalle, 1955–1956 by Herbert Noth , expanded in 1961
			Operations management, 1955–1956 by Herbert Noth , increased in 1960
			Canteen, 1955–1956 by Herbert Noth
			Gatehouse
			Transformer and boiler house
			Loading ramp
			Warehouse, 1960

Architectural monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09055053	Alt-Mariendorf 25 ( location )	Farmhouse	1859 by Thiele, extensions and alterations in 1893 and 1908
09055054	Alt-Mariendorf 28 ( location )	Farmhouse	around 1820
09055055	Alt-Mariendorf 33 ( location )	Farmhouse	1846
09055057	Alt-Mariendorf 37 Mariendorfer Damm 132/138 ( location )	Mariendorf village church	The Protestant church was built in the first third of the 13th century. In the middle of the 16th century, the long building was divided by columns. The tower was probably built in 1737. The renaissance altar was lost in the Second World War, a replica of the Werder bronze crucifix is ​​now located here. 1954–1956 conversions (see Ensemble Alt-Mariendorf 37/47)
09055058	Alt-Mariendorf 39 ( location )	Rectory	1910–1911 by Curt Steinberg, extension 1928 (see Ensemble Alt-Mariendorf 37/47)
09055059	Alt-Mariendorf 41 ( location )	Farmhouse with front yard and fence	Mid-19th century, alterations in 1890 (see Ensemble Alt-Mariendorf 37/47)
09055060	Alt-Mariendorf 43 ( location )	school	1873, 1883 (see Ensemble Alt-Mariendorf 37/47). Today the Tempelhof Museum is located there .
09055062	Alt-Mariendorf 46 ( location )	Farmhouse	1865 by W. Leebold, Windfang 1914
09055064	Friedenstraße 1–2 Großbeerenstraße 13/15 ( location )	Büdnerhaus	around 1830
09055065	Friedenstrasse 14 ( location )	Chapel of the churchyard Mariendorf II	1905–1906 by Carl Roemert (see garden monument at Friedenstraße 14)
			Front cemetery wall, around 1884
			Rear cemetery wall, around 1884
			Remise, around 1884
09076015	Friedenstrasse 23-24 ( location )	1. Mariendorf Community School	1907–1908 by Otto Kerwien (see Ensemble Alt-Mariendorf 37/47)
			Extension in 1953 by the Tempelhof Building Department
09075197	Friedenstrasse ( location )	Lounges (so-called Café Achteck )	Location since 1910 in the Ringbahnstraße in Tempelhof, after a restoration in 1999 in Mariendorf again.
09055066	Großbeerenstraße 169A / 171 ( location )	Schindler GmbH, office and factory building	1957–1958 and 1964–1966 by Schwebes & Schoszberger
09080628	Kaiserstraße 17–21 Rathausstraße 76 ( location )	Realgymnasium Mariendorf	1909–1911 by Reinhardt & Süßenguth , The Eckener high school is now located in the former secondary school
09097757	Kaiserstraße 29 ( location )	Catholic Church of Mary Peace	The Catholic Church was built by Günter Maiwald in 1967–1969. The Triptych 'Madonna with Barbed Wire' from 1945 by Otto Dix has been in the Marienkapelle of the church since 1988 .
			Triptych 'Madonna with Barbed Wire', 1945 by Otto Dix
09097866	Mariendorfer Damm Kaiserstraße Westphalweg ( location )	Westphalweg underground station	1963–64, opened in 1966, by Rainer Gerhard Rümmler
			Exit in the house
			further exits
09097867	Mariendorfer Damm Alt-Mariendorf Friedenstraße Reißeckstraße ( location )	Alt-Mariendorf underground station	Platform level, 1962–64, opened in 1966, by Rainer Gerhard Rümmler
			Northern distribution hall
			Above-ground exits
09055067	Mariendorfer Damm 88/90 ( location )	Farmhouse	around 1870
			Stable building, only the front facade has remained, the rest of the building is new.
09055069	Mariendorfer Damm 117/121 ( location )	Freiberg's restaurant	1888–1889 by G. Rehfeldt
			Hall extension, 1901–1902 by Karl A. Schmidt
09055068	Markgrafenstrasse 11 ( location )	Residential building	around 1890
09055071	Rathausstrasse 70-72 ( location )	Fire station and police station	Fire department, 1911–1913 by W. Gerbens, currently (2013) there is an application office and a fitness room for the fire department.
			police
09055072	Säntisstraße 10 Buchsteinweg 32–34 ( location )	Eagle Mill	Built in 1831, moved to Mariendorf in 1888, substructure in 1888 by Friedrich Hillerkus. The Adlermühle has been here since 1888. The original location was probably the Schlesische Busch in Treptow . It is probably the largest mill in the Mark Brandenburg.
09055073	Seelbuschring 9/17 ( location )	Art furniture factory and joinery F. Wenkel Nachf.	The former art furniture factory was built in 1904 by Hermann Schulz. It is a four-storey building made of yellow brick.

Garden monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09046268	Friedenstrasse 14 ( location )	Graves in the churchyard II of the Protestant parish Alt-Mariendorf	Wall grave Otto Burchardt, around 1900 (see monument at Friedenstraße 14)
			Grave site of the Paul Lindhorst family, around 1900
			Grave site of the Albert Pohlmann family, around 1914
			Hereditary funeral of Volkhammer / Arndt, Fritz and Karl Maas, around 1911
			Carl Weigelt's grave, around 1920
			Willi Hulke memorial, around 1915
			War memorial, 1923 by Hermann Möller
09046270	Mariendorfer Damm Alt-Mariendorf Prühßstrasse Rixdorfer Strasse ( location )	Volkspark Mariendorf	1923–1935 by Rudolf Fischer, Erwin Barth , Bernhard Kynast a. a., since 1938 changes

literature

• Georg Dehio : Handbook of the German art monuments . edited by Sibylle Badstübner-Gröger. Deutscher Kunstverlag, Munich 2006, ISBN 3-422-03111-1 .
• Monuments in Berlin: Tempelhof Schöneberg district (Tempelhof, Mariendorf, Marienfelde and Lichtenrade districts). Michael Imhof Verlag, 2007, ISBN 3-86568-189-1 .
• Tempelhof - buildings, streets, squares as witnesses to history: exhibition catalog. District Office Tempelhof of Berlin, 1992.

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Berlin-Mariendorf  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Monument database of the state of Berlin
• List of monuments of the State of Berlin ( PDF file , 2.71 MB)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Archived copy ( Memento of the original from May 22, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 4.0 MB) Berlin Mariendorf Walcker organ 

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