List of cultural monuments in Berlin-Wilhelmstadt

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Location of Wilhelmstadt in Berlin

The list of cultural monuments of Wilhelmstadt includes the cultural monuments of the Berlin district of Wilhelmstadt in the Spandau district .

Monument areas (ensembles)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09080529	Adamstraße 1–2, 49 Beyerstraße 26 Pichelsdorfer Straße 69/77 ( location )	Tenement houses and outbuildings For architectural monuments, see: Adamstrasse 1; 2; 49	Another part of the ensemble:
			09080131 - Pichelsdorfer Straße 69 / Beyerstraße 26, apartment building, around 1875
			Remise, around 1875
			09080533 - Pichelsdorfer Straße 71, tenement house, around 1875
			Side wing, around 1910
			09080534 - Pichelsdorfer Straße 75, tenement house, around 1910
			09080535 - Pichelsdorfer Straße 77, tenement house, around 1890

Monument areas (entire facilities)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09080613	Adamstrasse 29–31 Konkordiastrasse 1/15 Melanchthonstrasse 61–67 Weverstrasse 34–36 ( location )	Adamshof residential complex	Erected in 1925 according to plans by Richard Ermisch (see garden monument Adamstrasse 29–31)
09085466	Betckestraße 5–8D Weverstraße 4–11E ( location )	Residential complex	1929–31 by Richard Ermisch
09085467	Betckestraße 22–33 Pichelsdorfer Straße 78, 80 Wörther Straße 1/7 ( location )	Residential complex	1919–20 by Karl Elkart and Ludorf
09085468	Bocksfeldplatz 1–35 Bocksfeldstraße 30–56 Bollmannweg 1/9 Enger Steig 4/14 Fröhnerstraße 1, 2/10 Jaczostraße 4/34 ( location )	Bocksfelde settlement	1927–29 by Carl Jacobs
09085563	Földerichplatz 5 Konkordiastraße 10 ( location )	5th and 12th community school	School building and outbuildings, 1877–78
			School building and gym, 1909–11
09085717	Pichelsdorfer Strasse 28/48 Genfenbergstrasse 3–16, 17/31 Götelstrasse 59 Grimnitzseeweg 3/15 ( location )	Birkenwäldchen settlement	1926–28 by Richard Ermisch (garden monument see Pichelsdorfer Straße 28/48)
09012526	Sharp Lanke 57/61 ( location )	Academic sailing club	Club house, 1905–06 by Bernhard Steinbrück, 1962–64 extension by Johannes Krüger
			Boat shed, 1933–34
			Garden pavilion, probably 1905-06
			Ice house, probably 1905-06
09085788	Sharp Lanke 109/131 ( location )	Shipyard	Factory hall, workshop and administration building 1899; Factory building and transformer building in 1920. Erected in 1899 as a machine and ship factory for the construction of barges. In 1966 the shipyard was converted into a marina .
		Loss of monument: administration building, workshop hall	In 2011 a major fire destroyed the site. In June 2011, the foundation stone for the construction of a new office building was laid at the same location. The western factory building has been preserved.
09085789	Schmidt-Knobelsdorf-Strasse 31 Wilhelmstrasse 13A-C, 15–16 ( location )	Barracks (brook barracks)	1914–18 (?), Around 1935
09085795	Seeburger Strasse 60-61A ( location )	Johannastift	Retirement home, 1885, 1890, 1892 (see garden monument Seeburger Strasse 60 ...)
09085796	Seeburger Strasse 73–75 Seecktstrasse 2–16 ( location )	Barracks (Wavell Barracks)	1935–36 by Robert Kisch
09085807	Sprengelstrasse 7/23 Konkordiastrasse 25/27, 29–34 Ulmenstrasse 8/14 Wilhelmstrasse 134–136 ( location )	Residential complex	1928–29 by Richard Ermisch
09085030	Wilhelmstrasse 22-24 ( location )	Official residence of the former fortress prison	1878-81
09085841	Wilhelmstrasse 25-30 ( location )	Train barracks (Smuts Barracks)	1885–86 and later extensions

Architectural monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09080531	Adamstrasse 2 ( location )	Tenement house	around 1900 (see Ensemble Adamstrasse 1–2, 49)
09080609	Adamstrasse 8 ( location )	Residential house with side building	1873
09080610	Adamstrasse 9 ( location )	Tenement house and outbuildings	1873-74
09080611	Adamstrasse 10 ( location )	Tenement house and outbuildings	1873-74
09080612	Adamstrasse 28 Melanchthonstrasse 1–2 ( location )	Friedrich-Wilhelm-Victoria-Bürger-Hospital	1896–97, expanded in 1931
09080532	Adamstrasse 49 ( location )	Tenement house with side wing	around 1885 (see Ensemble Adamstrasse 1–2, 49)
09085433	Alt-Pichelsdorf Heerstraße ( location )	Kiosk with toilet facilities	around 1925
09085434	Alt-Pichelsdorf 3 ( location )	Farmhouse with outbuildings	Farmhouse, around 1850
			Outbuildings
09085435	Alt-Pichelsdorf 3A, 6A ( location )	Tenement house	around 1900
09085443	Am Pichelssee 15 Schwimmerweg 10-11 ( location )	Residential building	around 1885
			Extension in 1928 by Heinrich Wolf
09085444	Am Pichelssee 20–21 ( location )	Federal teaching and research facility of the DLRG	1969–71 by Ludwig Leo
09085596	Havelchaussee Elsgrabenweg ( location )	Teltower Schanze	Ski jump with cavities and trenches, completed in 1866
09085815	Brandensteinweg 37 ( location )	Boathouse with summer arbor	1920s
09085492	Brüderstraße 6 Földerichstraße 63 ( location )	Tenement house	1906-08.
09085493	Brüderstraße 17 ( location )	Tenement house	around 1905
09085494	Brüderstraße 18 ( location )	Tenement house	around 1910
09085495	Brüderstraße 36 Pichelsdorfer Straße 99 ( location )	Tenement house with coach house	around 1885
09085569	Gatower Strasse 7 ( location )	Residential building with workshop and stable building	around 1890
09085570	Gatower Strasse 199/219 ( location )	Jaczo Tower	Memorial, 4th quarter of the 19th century. The approximately 4-meter-high round tower in the romantic -mittelalterlichen style points as well as the location on the other side of the Havel Schildhorn monument to the Schildhorn legend , after the Slavic prince Jacza of Koepenick in 1157 after a lost battle against Albert the Bären flees through the Havel, almost drowns and in his need asks the Christian God for help (thus heralding the Christianization of the Slavs). The tower consists of uncut limestone blocks as well as partially granite stones and industrial bricks and is crowned with 13 brick battlements. A figure relief on the west side of the tower depicts Jacza's flight, followed by three German knights. Below is an inscription Has per fauces, Jaczo, princeps Slavorum, / from Alberto Urso pulsus, ad habelam evasit. / Anno Domini MCLVII. (Through this gorge, Jaczo the Slav prince was pursued by Albrecht the Bear in the year of the Lord in 1157 and driven into the Havel). In the south side there is an entrance with a lattice door and a round arch, above which a relief with a bear coat of arms is embedded. The exact date of construction is disputed, many sources cite 1914 as the probable year of construction, while more recent research suggests that it existed before 1900. More recently, the structure has been badly damaged by decay and vandalism. The Open Monument Day 2011 brought the forgotten Jaczo Tower back into public awareness. The "Förderverein historisches Gatow" carried out some restoration work on the building in June 2011 and, among other things, completely restored all 13 battlements.
09085579	Götelstrasse 111/115 ( location )	Pumping station	1897 by Friedrich Paul
09085580	Gotenweg 17 ( location )	Residential building	1937, by Hanns A. Pfeffer
09085581	Gotenweg 20 ( location )	Residential building	after 1937, by Hanns A. Pfeffer
09085584	Grimnitzstrasse 8 ( location )	Residential building with outbuildings	1877, heightening of the side wing, 1935
09085599	Heerstrasse ( location )	Stößenseebrücke	1908-09 by Karl Bernhard. The truss bridge with a 5-span carriageway on top was built together with the Frey Bridge as part of Heerstraße. It is approx. 100 meters long and spans the Stößensee and the Havelchaussee . In 2001 the bridge had to be repaired after the southwestern base had tilted.
09085604	Höhenweg 8 ( location )	Residential building	around 1930
09085605	Höhenweg 9 ( location )	House Dr. Baensch	1934–35 by Hans Scharoun - house for the lawyer Dr. Felix Baensch. The narrow street view is conventionally designed with a flat monopitch roof and a simple, plastered window facade. On the garden side, on the other hand, the floor plan develops fan-shaped and thus corresponds to the hilly landscape that slopes down towards the Havel side. The rear facade consists of large window fronts and wood paneling. see also: Garden Monument Höhenweg 9
09085606	Höhenweg 10 ( location )	Residential building	1934 by Hermann Henselmann
09085070	Jaczostraße 52/54 ( location )	Ev. Mercy Church	1946–57 by Carl Theodor Brodführer, bell tower in 1965 by Scholz
09085627	Jägerstrasse 9-10 Weißenburger Strasse 50 ( location )	Tenement house	1926 by B. Bohne
09085679	Melanchthonplatz ( location )	Ev. Melanchthon Church	1893 by v. Lancizolle, renewal 1954–56 by Emil Fangmeyer
09080530	Pichelsdorfer Straße 73 Adamstraße 1 ( location )	Tenement house	around 1875 (see Ensemble Adamstrasse 1–2, 49)
09085718	Pichelsdorfer Strasse 87 Weißenburger Strasse 15 ( location )	Tenement house	around 1905
09097853	Pichelsdorfer Strasse 89/91 Weißenburger Strasse 47 ( location )	Residential building with shop and restaurant (half-timbered building, Rayon District 2 )	around 1870, remodeling in 1888 The building was placed under monument protection for a short time after the demolition plans and protests of the citizens became known.
			Shop, around 1905
			Commercial building (courtyard building), 1888
09085791	Schulenburgstraße Götelstraße ( location )	Schulenburg Bridge	1907-09
09065378	Sharp Lanke 51 ( location )	villa	1970–71 by Jan and Rolf Rave
09085794	Seeburger Strasse 15A ( location )	Colonist House	around 1820
09085797	Seeburger Strasse 86A ( location )	Residential building	around 1820
09085798	Seeburger Strasse 90 ( location )	Tenement house	around 1880
09085799	Seeburger Strasse 91 ( location )	Tenement house with outbuildings	around 1880
09085806	Siemenswerderweg 65 ( location )	Clubhouse Siemens-Werder	Excursion restaurant, 1900
09085818	Teltower Strasse 16 ( location )	Tenement house	1914
09012507	Teltower Straße 18 ( location )	Tenement house	1914
09085833	Weinmeisterhornweg 123 ( location )	House with stable and barn	1894-1914
09010153	Weißenburger Strasse 9-11 ( location )	Catholic St. Wilhelm Church	1963–65 by Ullrich Craemer
09085834	Wendenweg 13/15 ( location )	Residential building	1931
09085850	To the Haveldüne 2 ( location )	Steel plate prefabricated house	House, 1928

Garden monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09046196	Adamstrasse 29–31 Konkordiastrasse 1/15, Melanchthonstrasse 61–67, Weverstrasse 34–36 ( location )	Inner courtyard and main courtyard	from 1925 by Richard Ermisch (?) (see complete system Adamstrasse 29–31)
09046202	Betckestrasse 24-31 ( location )	Forecourt	1919 by Karl Elkart
09046213	Höhenweg 9 ( location )	Home garden	1934–35 by Hermann Mattern , Herta Hammerbacher and Karl Foerster see also: Monument Höhenweg 9 (Baensch House)
09046207	Pichelsdorfer Strasse 28/42 Genfenbergstrasse Grimnitzseeweg ( location )	Open spaces of the Birkenwäldchen settlement	since 1881, 1928 by Richard Ermisch (?) (see complete Pichelsdorfer Straße 28/48)
09046212	Seeburger Strasse 60-61A ( location )	Park of the Johannastiftes	from 1884 (see complete system Seeburger Straße 60 ...)

Former monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09085598	Heerstrasse ( location )	Frey Bridge	1908–09 by Karl Bernhard , rebuilt 1948–51. The riveted truss arch bridge with suspended, 5-span carriageway was built, as was the neighboring Stößensee bridge, as part of the overall Döberitzer Heerstraße project . It leads the Bundesstraße 2 / 5 on the Havel. The moor areas on both sides of the river bank posed a particular challenge during construction; this results in a total length of 163.8 meters with a stream opening of 63 meters. The original Treskow Bridge and the Stubenrauch Bridge were designed by Karl Bernhard in the same architectural style . In 2008, corrosion damage was found on the bridge and it was therefore only passable at 30 km / h. In connection with the traffic project German Unity No. 17 , the Frey Bridge is to be replaced by a new building to enable a passage height of 5.25 meters on the Havel. The controversial demolition took place in March 2015.

See also

• List of streets and squares in Berlin-Wilhelmstadt

Web links

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

• Monument database of the state of Berlin
• List of monuments of the state of Berlin. (PDF; 2.71 MB)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Harry Nehls: What will happen to the Jaczo Tower? In: Berlin monthly magazine ( Luisenstädtischer Bildungsverein ) . Issue 5, 1999, ISSN  0944-5560 , p. 46–54 ( luise-berlin.de ).
2. ↑ Jaczoturm and Schildhornsage.  ( Page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 1.2 MB) School project of the Paul Moor School, 2011  
3. ↑ Jaczo Tower restored. ( Memento of the original from May 5, 2014 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. (PDF; 8.8 MB) Spandauer Volksblatt, June 8, 2011 
4. ↑ Hanns M. Sauter, Arno Hartmann, Tarja Katz: Introduction to drafting . 2011, ISBN 978-3-8348-1728-0 , pp. 298 ( Google Books ).
5. ↑ berliner-woche.de
6. ↑ Measures to restrict traffic over Freybrücke necessary. Press release from the Senate Department for Urban Development
7. ^ Frey Bridge in Spandau. Bridge in pieces. In: Der Tagesspiegel, online version from March 19, 2015

Image sources

1. ↑ Haus Baensch , photos, interior fittings and architectural drawings at Urbipedia

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