List of cultural monuments in Berlin-Weißensee

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Location of Weißensee in Berlin

The list of cultural monuments of Weißensee includes the cultural monuments of the Berlin district of Weißensee in the Pankow district .

Monument areas (ensembles)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09046385	Albertinenstrasse 19-20 Parkstrasse 17/18 ( location )	Stephanus Foundation (Bethabara-Beth-Elim-Foundation), residential buildings, institution building and chapel; Bethabara Foundation, Beth-Elim and Elim (Stephanus Foundation), residential buildings, institution building and chapel, 1874–1904, Parkstrasse 17–17A, 19–19A For architectural monuments, see: Parkstrasse 17A
			Other components of the ensemble: (1874–1912)
			09046387 - Albertinenstrasse 20, chapel, 1903/1904 by Albert Heinel
			09046389 - Albertinenstrasse 21, Herbergshaus, 1888; Institution building with connecting structure, 1912 by Carl Koeppen
			09010214 - Albertinenstraße 22, bell chair, 1975 by Achim Kühn , with medieval bell and bell from 1738
			09046388 - Parkstrasse 18, residential building, 1874/1875 by W. Galchow and institution building, 1903 by Albert Heinel
09030586	At Industriebahn 12–16 Nüßlerstrasse 24/25, Roelckestrasse 81–83 ( location )	Ziehl-Abegg Electricity Company For architectural monuments, see: An der Industriebahn 12
			Further components of the ensemble:
			09030587 - At Industriebahn 16, administration building, in 1938 by Bruno Buch and Karl Herrmann
			09030588 - Nüßlerstraße 24/25, production building, 1921–1939 by Bruno Buch and Karl Herrmann
			09030589 - Roelckestraße 81–83, production building, 1921–1939 by Bruno Buch and Karl Herrmann
09040571	Behaimstrasse 26/30 ( location )	Tenement group (today Ostkreuzschule) For architectural monuments see: Behaimstraße 30
			Further components of the ensemble:
			09040573 - Behaimstrasse 26, tenement house, 1894
			09040574 - Behaimstrasse 28, tenement house, 1894
09040575	Behaimstrasse 46–50 Charlottenburger Strasse 127 ( location )	Tenement group	Further components of the ensemble:
			09040576 - Behaimstrasse 46, tenement house, 1888
			09040577 - Behaimstrasse 48, tenement house, 1888
			09040578 - Behaimstrasse 50 / Charlottenburger Strasse 127, tenement house, 1888
09040540	Bizetstrasse 47/61 ( location )	Tenement houses and farm buildings For architectural monuments, see: Bizetstrasse 61	Constituent parts of the ensemble:
			09040541 - Bizetstraße 47, tenement house, expanded by August Nischbuhr in 1885, expanded in 1892
			09040542 - Bizetstrasse 49, tenement house, 1886/1887 by August Nischbuhr, expanded in 1892
			09040543 - Bizetstrasse 51–55, tenement houses with workshop buildings, 1900 by Hermann Fischer
			09040544 - Bizetstrasse 59, tenement house, 1885–1886 by August Nischbuhr
			Not a constituent part of the ensemble: Bizetstrasse 57, residential building, 1997
09040337	Buschallee 1–23, 24–68, 71–84, 94–110 Berliner Allee 174, 178 Gartenstrasse 12–13, 22–25a, 27–29a Hansastrasse 174–176 Sulzfelder Strasse 2/6 ( location )	Residential complexes For architectural monuments see: Buschallee 8–23…
			Further components of the ensemble:
			09040340 - Buschallee - / Berliner Allee 174 / Gartenstrasse 27–29a, residential complex, 1928/1929 by Bruno Schneidereit
			09040339 - Buschallee 108–110 / Berliner Allee 178, tenement houses, 1914 by Carl James Bühring
09040343	Gartenstrasse 1–5, 38 ( location )	St. Joseph Hospital and Villa For complete systems, see: Gartenstrasse 1–5
			Another part of the ensemble:
			St. Joseph Hospital
			09040347 - Gartenstrasse 38, villa, around 1880
09030590	Gehringstrasse 35–39 Neumagener Strasse 40–42 Piesporter Strasse 50 ( location )	Niles GmbH For architectural monuments see: Gehringstrasse 39; Neumagener Strasse 40-42
			Other components of the ensemble: (1908–1917 and 1935–1954)
			09030591 - Gehringstrasse 35–37, rubber factory and wholesale warehouse, 1908	other media
			09030592 - Neumagener Straße 40–42, production hall, around 1920 and hall along the industrial railway 1938/1939	other media
			09030594 - Piesporter Straße 50, production hall, 1935 and large production hall, 1950 by Otto Block	other media
			Former part of the ensemble:
			Gehringstrasse 38a, multi-storey building, 1939
09040560	Gustav-Adolf-Strasse 24a – 26, 146a – 148 Charlottenburger Strasse 91–94 ( location )	Residential and tenement group For architectural monuments, see: Gustav-Adolf-Straße 147
			Other components of the ensemble: (1875–1889)
			09040562 - Gustav-Adolf-Strasse 24a / Charlottenburger Strasse 92, tenement house, 1889
			09040563 - Gustav-Adolf-Straße 25, tenement house, 1887
			09040564 - Gustav-Adolf-Straße 25a, tenement house, 1885
			09040565 - Gustav-Adolf-Straße 26, tenement house, 1884
			09040567 - Gustav-Adolf-Straße 146a, tenement house, 1886
			09040566 - Gustav-Adolf-Straße 148, tenement house, 1881
			09040568 - Charlottenburger Straße 91, tenement house, around 1886
			09040569 - Charlottenburger Strasse 93, tenement house, 1887
			09040570 - Charlottenburger Strasse 94, tenement house, 1887
09030596	Langhansstraße 120 Roelckestraße 169, 171 Streustraße ( location )	1. Weißensee community school For architectural monuments see: Roelckestrasse 171	Constituent parts of the ensemble:
			09030597 - Langhansstraße 120, extension of the 1st community school, around 1900
			09097858 - Roelckestrasse 171, school building, around 1870
			Not a constituent part of the ensemble: - Roelckestrasse 169
09040615	Lehderstrasse 16, 19, 20, 22–25, 35, 36–38, 39, 42–43, 74–88, 104–108 Goethestrasse 10–14, 24 Roelckestrasse 3–5 Langhansstrasse 134 Streustrasse 18, 31, 86, 100 , 102, 103, 107 ( location )	Gold molding factory, Ruthenberg rental trade yards and enclosures For complete systems, see: Lehderstrasse 16; 36-38	Further components of the ensemble:
			09040618 - Lehderstraße 20, enclosure, around 1903
			09040619 - Lehderstrasse 35, administration building and enclosure, 1907
			09040620 - Lehderstrasse (between 35 and 36), enclosure, around 1927
			09040621 - Lehderstraße 85a, enclosure, around 1927
09040579	Max-Steinke-Strasse 40-42 ( location )	Tenement group
			Further components of the ensemble: (1874/1875)
			09040580 - Max-Steinke-Straße 40, tenement house, 1874, expanded in 1935
			09040581 - Max-Steinke-Strasse 41, tenement house, 1875
			09040582 - Max-Steinke-Strasse 42, tenement house, 1874
09040583	Parkstrasse 3–8, 10 ( location )	Residential and tenement group
			Components of the ensemble: (1883–1887)
			09040584 - Parkstrasse 3, tenement house, 1884
			09040585 - Parkstrasse 4, tenement house, 1883
			09040586 - Parkstrasse 5, tenement house, 1884
			09040587 - Parkstrasse 6, tenement house, 1885
			09040588 - Parkstrasse 7, tenement house, 1885
			09040589 - Parkstrasse 8, tenement house, 1886
			09040590 - Parkstrasse 10, tenement house, 1885
09030603	Pistoriusstraße 6/7, 142–144 ( location )	Residential and tenement group For architectural monuments see: Pistoriusstraße 7
			Other components of the ensemble: (1882–1887)
			09030605 - Pistoriusstraße 6, Villa, 1882
			09030606 - Pistoriusstraße 142, tenement house, 1887
			09030607 - Pistoriusstraße 142a, tenement house, 1887
			09030608 - Pistoriusstraße 143, residential building, 1884
			09030609 - Pistoriusstraße 144, residential building, 1885
09040545	Woelckpromenade 1–7, 25–38 Amalienstraße 20–22 Berliner Allee 47, 51 Charlottenburger Straße 1–3, 9/10, 140–142 Max-Steinke-Straße 18/19 Paul-Oestreich-Straße 1–8 Parkstraße 101/102 , 107–109 Pistoriusplatz 2–8, 9–22 Pistoriusstrasse 16/17, 23–24b, 121/122, 125–131, 133–137 Schönstrasse 16–28 Tassostrasse 1, 4–7, 9–17, 21/22 ( Location )	Community forum at the Kreuzpfuhl, community buildings, residential and apartment buildings, open spaces For complete systems, see: Pistoriusstrasse 133–137; Woelckpromenade 2–7; 25-35; 36/37 monuments see: Charlottenburger Straße 140; Pistoriusstrasse 17; 24; 127/128; Woelckpromenade 38 For garden monuments, see: Woelckpromenade Park, goldfish pond; Park at the Kreuzpfuhl
			Other components of the ensemble: (1907–1938)
			09040557 - Pistoriusplatz 2–8, 9–22 / Charlottenburger Strasse 9/10 / Max-Steinke-Strasse 18/19 / Pistoriusstrasse 121/122, 125/126, residential complex 1930–1932 by Wilms
			09040555 - Pistoriusstraße 16, tenement house, 1910 by Carl James Bühring
			09040556 - Pistoriusstraße 23, restaurant of the former gymnastics and festival hall, 1907/1908 by Carl James Bühring , with surrounding green areas
			09040553 - Pistoriusstraße 130/131 / Tassostraße 11–13, residential complex with front gardens, 1929/1930
			09040558 - Tassostraße 1, 4/5, 14–16, 21/22 / Berliner Allee 47–51 / Charlottenburger Straße 1–3, 141/142 / Parkstraße 107–109, apartment buildings, 1910–1916 by Carl James Bühring
			09040554 - Tassostraße 6/7, residential complex with front gardens, 1937–1938 by Werner Harting
			09040559 - Woelckpromenade, east side of the street, promenade, around 1930

Monument areas (entire facilities)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09040598	Amalienstraße 6/8 Blechenstraße Parkstraße ( location )	Secular school,	1929–1931 by Reinhold Mittmann
			Teacher's residence
09030610	Behaimstrasse 29-39 ( location )	Catholic St. Joseph Church with parish and parish hall	1898/1899 by Moritz & Welz
			Catholic Theresa School, 1905/1906 by Moritz & Welz
			Day care center (rectory)
09030611	Berliner Allee 121–125 ( location )	Sternecker brewery	Brewhouse, 1885/1886, conversions and extensions, 1922–1927. Some of the buildings will be restored in 2013.
			Factory building
			Hall buildings , around 1900
			Gatehouse
09030612	Berliner Allee 180/182 Falkenberger Strasse ( location )	Weissensee village church	Church, core probably 2nd half of the 15th century; West portal and tower top after 1830, circle around Schinkel; Transept and choir closure, 1899 by Theodor Prüfer , reconstruction, 1948–1949 by Herbert Erbs
			Rectory, around 1900
			Mausoleum of Pistorius, around 1858
			Green design with A. Harder tomb and grid
			Enclosure and retaining wall
09040600	Berliner Allee 218, 224, 228–232, 236–238 Graacher Strasse 1–5a, 8–12, Wehlener Strasse 1–5a, 6–10a ( location )	Residential complex	1927–1929 by Hermann Dernburg
09030598	Berliner Allee 252 & 254 & 256 & 258 & 260 Liebermannstraße 45 & 47 Neumagener Straße 21 & 23 & 25 & 27 & 29 & 31 & 33 ( location )	Apparatus factory Carl Otto Raspe (Askania House) with wall, bunker and watchtower of the MfS	Askania house, the Askania works 1939 / 1940-1941 by Richard Schubert From 1945 it was the new town hall of the Weissensee district. From 1947 to 1953 the building served the main administration of Soviet property abroad at the Council of Ministers of the USSR ( also: HV of Soviet assets abroad; HV of Soviet joint-stock companies abroad), German branch, head: Colonel General B. Kobulov. From 1953 to the end of 1992, the Personal Protection Department of the State Security used the facility. On January 3, 1990, members of the round table took over the building. Since November 2, 1990, it served again as the town hall of the Weissensee district and the Pankow / Weissensee tax office. With the administrative reform, the part of the building at the corner of Berliner Allee and Liebermannstrasse became the Weißensee town hall, as a citizens' advice center and branch of the Pankow town hall, to which Weissensee has belonged ever since. The much larger part of the building has been the so-called "Creative City Weißensee", also called "ECC - European Creative Center", since 2005.
			Administration building
			Factory building
			Hofbau and boiler house
			Wall and watchtower of the Stasi, around 1970
			Garage construction and shooting range
			Bunker and secret tunnel
09030613	Bühringstrasse 20 ( location )	Art Academy Berlin-Weißensee	Exhibition foyer, 1955–1956 by Selman Selmanagic, with the participation of Peter Flierl, Erwin Krause and Günther Köhler
			Classroom building
			Cafeteria and auditorium building
			Garden courtyard
			Administration and functional building, 1933/1934 by Arnold Kuthe for the Trumpf chocolate factory
			former swimming pool
09040338	Buschallee 8–23, 24–68, 71–84, 94–107 Gartenstrasse 12/13, 22–25a, Hansastrasse 174–176, Sulzfelder Strasse 2–6 ( location )	Residential complex	Edge development, built 1925–1930 by Bruno Taut for the non-profit Heimstätten-, Spar- und Bau AG
			Apartment houses
			Corner house
09030599	Caseler Strasse 1–5 Berliner Allee 196–198, Trierer Strasse 9–17 ( location )	Residential complex	1913/1914 by Carl James Bühring
09040595	Charlottenburger Strasse 27/28 ( location )	Administration building of the local health insurance fund and bathhouse	Administration building, 1927/1928 by EH Schweizer
			Bath house, 1927/1929 by EH Schweizer
09040596	Charlottenburger Strasse 106a – 110a Eilveser Strasse 3–5, 9–13, Ettersburger Weg 1–6, Scharnweberstrasse 9 ( location )	Residential complex	1929/1930 by Molitz
09040344	Gartenstrasse 1-5 Indira-Gandhi-Strasse ( location )	St. Joseph Hospital	St. Joseph Hospital, 1891–1893 by Otto Lindner; enclosure
			Expansion around 1900
			Outdoor facilities, 1891–1893 by Otto Lindner
			Chapel by Karl Weiss around 1910;
			Northern and southern extensions, 1928–1930 by H. Brunning
09040345	Gartenstrasse 30–34 ( location )	Residential complex	1924–1927, by Bruno Möhring in collaboration with Hans Spitzner
09030614	Goethestrasse 50–54 Charlottenburger Strasse ( location )	Lackfabrik Warnecke and Böhm	Residential and administrative building with a passage to Goethestrasse 48, 1921–1922 by Werry Roth, roof extension 1928
			Factory and laboratory building, 1939–1940 by Otto Schneider
09030615	Gounodstraße 49-57 Meyerbeerstraße 64-68 ( location )	former fabric printing factory	Administration building at Gounodstrasse 49–57, 1923–1925 by Hans Berthold
			Factory building at Meyerbeerstraße 64–68, 1923–1925 by Hans Berthold
09030617	Gustav-Adolf-Straße 67-74 ( location )	Blessing Cemetery	Cemetery wall and gate, 1882
			Administration building, 1882
			Chapel, 1882
			Roundel with statue of Jesus
09030618	Gustav-Adolf-Straße 107 Schmohlstraße 22 ( location )	Gasworks	Office and residential buildings, 1888; Extension in 1903
			Retort house, 1903
			Station knife and controller house, 1903
			Function building, 1903
09040348	Hansastraße 178/180 ( location )	Infant hospital	Auditorium building, 1911 by Carl James Bühring
			Morgue
			Isolation pavilion
			Green area with sculpture
			Horse stable with carriage shed
			Farm buildings (model cowshed, milking room, milk processing room), extension in 1935
09030619	Herbert-Baum-Strasse 45 ( location )	Jewish community cemetery	Cemetery wall
			Gatehouse
			Entrance building official residence
			Mourning Hall, 1880 by Hugo Licht
			Field of honor for the Jewish soldiers who fell in World War I, 1914–1916 with memorial, 1927 by Alexander Beer
09040349	110-123 Indira Gandhi Street ( location )	Cemetery of the Resurrection Church	Cemetery chapel, around 1900
			Enclosing wall with portal, around 1900
			Administration building
			Outbuildings
			Grundei tomb
09040616	Lehderstrasse 16, 19, 22–25, 104–108 Langhansstrasse 134, Roelckestrasse 3–5, Streustrasse 18, 31, 100, 102, 103, 107 ( location )	Gold trim factory, Ruthenbergsche rental trade yards	Gold trim factory (16–19), 2 production buildings, 1902–1904
			Gold molding factory, workshop shed, 1902–1904
			Workshop construction (22)
			Courtyard (24-25)
			Residential buildings (104–108)
			Workshop construction (Streustraße 18)
			Courtyard (30–31)
09040617	Lehderstraße 36–38, 39, 42/43, 74–79, 80–85, 86–88 Goethestraße 10–14, 24, Streustraße 86 ( location )	Ruthenbergsche Mietgewerbehöfe	Hof 36–38, 1907/1908
			Hof 39–41, 1907/1908
			Hof 42–43, 1907/1908
			Courtyard 74–79, 1907/1908 The courtyard area 74–79 is now part of the Steinmetzhof .
			Hof 80–85, 1907/1908
			Hof 86–88, 1907/1908
09040350	Liebermannstrasse 20–22 ( location )	Children's home	Main building, 1952–1956
			Extension, 1952–1956
			court
09040352	Liebermannstrasse 114–126 Piesporter Strasse 23 ( location )	Company housing complex	1921 by Erich Olszewski
09030620	Max-Steinke-Strasse 21/22 Pistoriusstrasse 119–120 ( location )	Bethanien parish and rectory	Bethanien community center, 1908/1909 by Heinrich Otto Hoffmann
			Rectory
			Front yard and yard
			Enclosure with corridor
09040599	Meyerbeerstraße 102–105, 107, 109–115, 117, 119–122 Benfelder Straße 1–8, Gounodstraße 87–95, 99–103, 107–109, Lindenallee 49–52, Mutziger Straße 1–8, Solonplatz ( location )	Residential complex	1927–1929 by Franz Fedler
			Pavilion (Solonplatz), 1929
09040597	Parkstrasse 62-65 ( location )	Residential group	(62/63), 1893
			(64/65), 1893
09040547	Pistoriusstraße 133–137 Parkstraße 101/102, Tassostraße 9/10 ( location )	School complex with teachers' house	School, 1926–1928 by Josef Tiedemann
			Teacher's residence
09040602	Puccinistraße 30-40 ( location )	Rubber goods factory	Director's residence with enclosure, 1896–1898 by A. Winckler
			Factory building, 1896–1898 by A. Winckler
			Office and administration building, 1908
		Loss of monument: factory building, hall construction, machine & boiler house and stable	Factory building 1898, hall construction, machine house & boiler house around 1930, stable around 1910, demolition 2008–2009 for new residential buildings
09030621	Roelckestrasse 142 ( location )	Georgen Parochial Cemetery	Administration building, around 1885
			Cemetery wall, around 1885
			Hereditary burials on the cemetery wall, 1878–1914
			H. Tscheutscher tomb, 1878
			Cemetery chapel with stone cross, around 1900
09030622	Smetanastraße 36 ( location )	St. Hedwig's Cemetery	Chapel, 1888/1889 according to a modified plan by Max Hasak
			Cemetery wall and cemetery gate; 1893/1894 by August Menken
09030623	Smetanastraße 53 ( location )	former Jewish workers' home with garden house (family home)	Former Jewish workers' home, 1900/1901 by Hoeniger and Sedelmeier
			Garden house (family home)
			Memorial stele, around 1980 by Josef Höhn
09040353	Trierer Strasse 8-18 ( location )	Residential complex with open spaces	1925/1926 by Bruno Taut
			Open spaces
09030616	Weißenseer Park ( location )	Weißenseer Park	Open-air stage in the park on the White Lake, around 1956/1957
			Bandstand and outbuilding, around 1956/1957
			Pergolas and enclosure, around 1956/1957
09030624	Wigandstaler Strasse 2–28, 29–54 Am Steinberg 92–92c, 98–98c, 104–104e, 122–122e, 128–128f, Gäblerstrasse 61–87, Gustav-Adolf-Strasse 117–119, Holzkircher Strasse 1–1e , 11–11e, 15–15e, 10–14 ( location )	Residential complex	Row buildings, 1929–1932 by Franz Fedler
			Residential courtyard, 1929–1932 by Franz Fedler
09040549	Woelckpromenade 2–7 ( location )	Residential complex	1912–1914 by Carl James Bühring
			Front gardens
09040548	Woelckpromenade 25–35 Amalienstraße 20–22, Paul-Oestreich-Straße 5–8, Schönstraße 16–28 ( location )	Residential complex	1925–1929 by Josef Tiedemann
			Front gardens and garden courtyard
09040546	Woelckpromenade 36/37 ( location )	Residential complex	Housing estate, 1914/1915 by Carl James Bühring
			Front gardens and garden courtyard

Architectural monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09030600	At the industrial line 12 ( location )	Ziehl-Abegg Electricity Company	Production hall with head buildings, designed by Bruno Buch in 1921, today the Motorwerk Berlin venue
09040572	Behaimstrasse 30 ( location )	Residential building	1900
09040592	Berliner Allee 18 ( location )	Residential building	1883
09030625	Berliner Allee 100 Smetanastraße 1, 3 ( location )	EPA department store (single price branch) and residential buildings	Department store, 1929–1930 owned by the construction department of Rudolph-Karstadt-AG, now the Weißensee district office
			Residential buildings
09030626	Berliner Allee 109 ( location )	Flora pharmacy	House, 1874–1875
09030627	Berliner Allee 130–132, (courtyard) ( location )	Sculpture group muses	around 1860 (?)
09030628	Berliner Allee 185 ( location )	Residential building	1874 by Carl Friedrich Schwenke, Brecht-Weigel house from 1949–1953
09040336	Piesporter Strasse 9 Bernkasteler Strasse ( location )	Chapel in the cemetery of the Ev. Weißensee parish	1928/1929 by Erich Olszewski
09040539	Bizetstrasse 61 ( location )	Residential building	1885/1886 by M. Kunze
09030629	Charlottenburger Strasse 140 Tassostrasse 17 ( location )	Community forum at the Kreuzpfuhl (post office)	1914/1915 by Schrock and Karl Buddeberg
09040341	Falkenberger Strasse 186 ( location )	Residential building	1896
09040342	Falkenberger Strasse 188 ( location )	Residential building	1894 by P. Liesegang
09040357	Gartenstrasse 16 ( location )	Bagusat country house	Landhaus Bagusat, 1925 by W. Zemke; Slaughterhouse, farm building and stable building 1925/1926; Garage, 1929
			Enclosure, 1925 by W. Zemke
			Slaughterhouse, 1925/1926
			Farm building and stable building, 1925/1926
			Garage, 1929
09040346	Gartenstrasse 37 ( location )	New Apostolic Church	New Apostolic Church with parish hall and enclosure, 1932 by Albert Gehricke
09030601	Gehringstrasse 39 ( location )	professional school	1951/1952
09030630	Goethestraße 41-43 ( location )	gym	around 1900
09040591	Große Seestrasse 15 ( location )	villa	1888
09030631	Gustav-Adolf-Straße 2 ( location )	Delphi cinema	Cinema building, 1929/1930 by Julius Krost
			Foyer and cinema, 1929/1930 by Julius Krost
09040561	Gustav-Adolf-Strasse 147 ( location )	Residential building	1875, expanded in 1878
09040351	Liebermannstrasse 24–28 ( location )	Film studio	1913 by Otto Rehmig
09040601	Liebermannstrasse 75-77 Neumagener Strasse 28/32 ( location )	Administration and factory building with connecting wing	Administration building Liebermannstrasse, 1913, 1917 by Bruno Buch; 1939, 1951
			Factory building Neumagener Strasse
			Connecting wing Neumagener Strasse
09030632	Mirbachplatz ( location )	Bethanienkirche	Bethanienkirche (tower), 1900–1902 by Ludwig von Tiedemann and Robert Leibnitz
09030602	Neumagener Strasse 40/42 ( location )	Administration building and forge of the Riebe ball bearing and tool factory	Administration building, 1916 by Bruno Buch; Expansion in 1936 by Richard Binder; Increase from 1939–1940 by Joseph Pfeiffer
			Schmiede, 1917 by Bruno Buch; Connecting bridge, 1939–1940 by Joseph Pfeiffer
09085210	Parkstrasse 15E ( location )	School pavilion	1912 by Ferdinand Bendix sons
09030633	Parkstrasse ( location )	Shore terrace with tritons and paddling pool with sea lions in the Weißenseer Park	Shore terrace with tritons 1912 by Hans Schellhorn, extension 1932–1935; Renewal in the 1950s
			Paddling pool with sea lions, around 1920–1925 by Willy Ernst Schade in Weißenseer Park; Expansion 1932–1935; Renewal in the 1950s
09046386	Parkstrasse 17 ( location )	Bethabara Foundation (Stephanus Foundation)	Institution building, 1907/1908 by Carl Koeppen (see Ensemble Albertinenstraße 19-20)
			Wash house, 1907/1908 by Carl Koeppen
09046380	Parkstrasse 22 ( location )	Israelite deaf-mute institution for Germany	1889–1891 by Johann Hoeniger
09030634	Parkstrasse 38/39 ( location )	Weissensee fire station	1936–1938 by Meyn
			Garages
			Extinguishing tower
09030635	Parkstrasse 71 ( location )	District Court Pankow-Weißensee	1902–1906 by Carl Tesenwitz
09030604	Pistoriusstraße 7 ( location )	villa	around 1882
09040551	Pistoriusstraße 17 ( location )	former single home	1911–1913 by Carl James Bühring
09040550	Pistoriusstraße 24 ( location )	former office and civil servants' residence	1907/1908 by Carl James Bühring ; Front garden, enclosure and driveway
09030636	Pistoriusstraße 100 ( location )	Tenement house	1889/1890
09040552	Pistoriusstraße 127/128 ( location )	Pumping station, administration building and library	1911 by Carl James Bühring
09040594	Puccinistraße 10 ( location )	Entrance pavilions of the bus depot	1913 by Franz Ahrens
09030637	Roelckestrasse 171 ( location )	Double gym	around 1925
09040593	Rossinistraße 5 ( location )	Residential building	1884
			Workshop building, 1893; Extensions, 1897–1907
09030638	Schönstraße 41/42 Große Seestraße 109 ( location )	District Court Jail	around 1902–1905 by Carl Tesenwitz
09030639	Woelckpromenade 38 ( location )	Oberrealschule am Kreuzpfuhl	1908–1910 by Carl James Bühring; Forecourt

Garden monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09046041	Gartenstrasse 30–34 ( location )	Front gardens and garden courtyard	Front garden, 1925–1930
			Hof, 1925–1930
09046046	Giersstrasse 19-21 ( location )	Ev. St. Bartholomew Congregation	Cemetery, 1893/1894
			enclosure
			Gate system
			chapel
			Residential and administrative buildings
09046054	Hansastraße Buschallee , Orankestrand ( location )	Allotment gardens "Sunshine" and "At the free hour"	Allotment gardens "Sunshine", squares, paths, plot division, fencing, laid out from 1926
			Allotment gardens “At the free hour”, squares, paths, plot division, fencing, laid out from 1926
09046042	Herbert-Baum-Strasse 45 ( location )	Jewish community cemetery	Cemetery, 1880 by Hugo Licht
			enclosure
09046043	Roelckestraße 46, 51 Schönstraße 71, 78 ( location )	Weißensee municipal cemetery	Cemetery, laid out in 1885
			Residential and administrative building, 1885
			Cemetery wall, 1885
			Roelckestrasse cemetery gate, 1913 by Carl James Bühring, Hans Schellhorn
			Hereditary funeral Woelck, around 1913 by Carl James Bühring
			Cemetery chapel and redesign, around 1925 by Ludwig Späth
			Schönstrasse cemetery gate, around 1925 by Josef Tiedemann
09046047	Wittlicher Strasse 14 ( location )	Cemetery of the Israelite synagogue community Adass Jisroel in Berlin	Cemetery of the Israelite synagogue community, laid out in 1879/1880
			enclosure
09046049	Woelckpromenade Schönstraße 7/8 ( location )	Kreuzpfuhl park with a bank terrace	Kreuzpfuhl
			Shore terrace, 1910 by Carl James Bühring
09046048	Woelckpromenade ( location )	Park	Park, around 1925
			Goldfish pond

Soil monuments

No.	location	Official name	description
09030328	Burgwallstraße 76/77 ( location )	Slavic ramparts with outer bailey settlement	Created in at least two different construction phases
09010212	Röländer Straße, district Weissensee, corridor 383, parcels 6029, 6031, 6033 and parts of parcels 6014, 6015, 6017, 6030, 6068, 6074 and 6075 ( location )	Settlement site	2nd and 3rd century

See also

• List of streets and squares in Berlin-Weißensee

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Berlin-Weißensee  - 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. ↑ as viewed on August 7, 2013 by user: 44Pinguine
2. ↑ ^{a b} Post tower Neumagener Strasse / Liebermannstrasse
3. ↑ Askania House from Carl Otto Raspe's apparatus factory in Weissensee
4. ^ Apparatus factory Carl Otto Raspe in Berlin-Weißensee
5. ↑ Soviet Corporation (SAG)
6. ↑ MfS main department for personal protection
7. ↑ Main Department of Personal Protection of the Ministry of State Security
8. ↑ Stefan Strauss: Hand grenades and bazookas. Exhibition documents how local residents discovered a Stasi weapons depot. In: Berliner Zeitung. November 24, 2005. Retrieved November 19, 2012 . 
9. ↑ Weißensee, the city of creativity
10. ↑ Drone flight over the ECC Berlin Weißensee
11. ↑ Postenturm Neumagener street / Liebermannstraße
12. ↑ Brief information on the Steinmetzhof, ( Memento of the original from October 14, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Retrieved August 7, 2013. 

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