List of cultural monuments in Brunsbüttel

The list of cultural monuments in Brunsbüttel contains all the cultural monuments of the Schleswig-Holstein city of Brunsbüttel (Dithmarschen district) and its districts (as of 2017).

Factual entities

ID	location	Official name	description	image
39240	Bojestraße 30, Bötticherstraße 1–3, Delbrückstraße 4–10, 12–14, 16–26, 28–30, 32–38, Fülscherstraße 1, 2, 3-3a, 4, 5, 6, 8, Kautzstraße 1, 3 , 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 14, 18, 20, 22, Loewestraße 1–1a, 2, 3, 5–5a, Mittelstraße 2, 4, Posadowskystraße 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12–12a, 13-13a, 14, 15, 16–16a, Scholerstraße 3, 5, 7, 9–9a, 11, 13, 15, Wurtleutetweute 1b, 2, 5, 5a, 7, 8– 8a, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13-13a, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19-19a, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 27-27a	Housing estate for employees of the Kiel Canal	Housing estate for employees of the Kiel Canal; from 1908 to 1915 in the style of reform architecture; Settlement designed as a garden city in a trapezoidal extension with a grid network of streets and a picturesque, curved course of the street on the south side, development consisting of: elongated, single-storey two- to six-family houses in different shapes and designs, each with a street-side front garden and rear garden area with farm buildings and partly air raid bunkers; In addition, individual buildings that are effective in terms of urban planning, such as the former middle school in the west of the settlement, the church with pastorate and the house opposite the church of the representative of the canal construction inspector in the southeast of the residential area
27363	Deichstrasse	James Cemetery	James Cemetery; from 1839/40; Cemetery on a rectangular floor plan with a wreath of trees, in the northeast a ditch with an entrance bridge and iron gate; Tombstones; 17-. up to the 19th century; partially translocated from the churchyard; James Chapel; from 1963/64; single-storey saddle roof building with high head building and brick facade

Majority of structures

ID	location	Official name	description	image
39361	Kautzstrasse 24, Scholerstrasse 4, 6, 8, 10	Expressionist row of houses	Expressionist row of houses; 1920s, partly reconstruction; Loosely lined up, two-storey hipped roof buildings in large gardens with hook-shaped one-storey outbuildings, standing bay windows and brick enclosures on the street side
41695	Market 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, market , Oesterstraße 2, Reichenstraße 1, Sackstraße 1, 2	Marketplace with development on the edge of the square	Market square with development on the edge of the old town of Brunsbüttel; planned re-establishment from 1675, with later further development until 1936; Central square of the planned settlement, rectangular square from southwest to northeast aligned, in the southwest churchyard, in the northeast market area, market area crossed diagonally by Sackstrasse; Cemetery and market area with wreath of trees, Sackstrasse with avenue; brick pavement in the south and south-east; Heterogeneous development on the edge of the square, consisting of largely eaves-free residential and commercial buildings, one to two storey buildings from different periods, mostly in a closed series, but also individually standing houses set back from the building line, some with ancillary buildings that make a great impression on the square

Structural systems

ID	location	Official name	description	image
10684	Bojestrasse 30	Former middle school	Former Middle School; 1912/13, designed by Heinrich Bomhoff; consisting of: school building, two-storey hipped roof building with a deep staggered structure, with a mezzanine floor, curved gable houses, roof turret clock tower and open staircase with forecourt, brick facade with reduced structure, inside with equipment; Gymnasium, single-storey hipped roof building attached to the north of the school with a tower-like core; Rector's residence, on the street corner, hook-shaped, single-storey saddle roof building with raised ground floor, back gable, garage exit and garden-side terrace with outside staircase; Roadside outdoor facilities with brick enclosure.
11322	Cuxhavener Strasse 15	Elbe pilot house
41645	Deichstrasse 9	Residential building	Residential building; around 1900; Corner house, single-storey, gable-independent saddle roof building with plastered facade and ground floor extension, gable facade with historical structure
41646	Deichstrasse 16	Residential building	Residential building; around 1880; Corner house, one-storey hipped roof building with gable dwelling and one-storey patio extension, brick facade with reduced structure
22439	Ferry road	Ferry station: South waiting pavilion
3493	Happiness at the angle 16	former inn "Glück im Winkel"
22431	Gustav-Meyer-Platz 1	Kiosk with a bicycle hall and waiting room
23746	Gustav-Meyer-Platz 2	Gatehouse
3948	Kautzstrasse 11	Church of St. Paul with furnishings	Church of St. Paul; Consecrated in 1915; by the architect Ewald Klatt; A high hipped roof building standing at the fork in the road with a low retracted choir in the west, entrance area retracted in the east and high flank tower with pointed helmet, brick facade with pilaster strips, interior furnishings from the period of construction
41312	Koogstrasse 61	town hall	Town hall; from 1910; Free-standing two-storey hipped roof building with flat risalits, entrance extension with outside staircase and rear, single-storey extension on a hook-shaped floor plan, plastered facade with reduced structure, interior accessories from the construction period
22435	Koogstrasse 108	Service residential building for the sewer construction inspector	Official residential building for the sewer construction inspector; from 1898; Two-storey hipped roof building set back from the street with corner projections in the west and east gable dwelling as well as low extensions, brick facade with reduced structure, slate covering
22438	Kreystrasse	Ferry station: Waiting pavilion north
623	market	Church of St. James with furnishings
36645	Market 1	Residential building	Former residential and commercial building; in the core of the 18th century; Corner house, two-storey hipped roof building with rear annex, plastered facade, with reduced structure
2027	Market 4	Former town hall	Former town hall; Mid 19th century; Corner house on a hook-shaped floor plan with a flat hipped roof and a central blind gable dwarf house, plastered facade with a classicist structure
19867	Market 10	Villa Paulsen	Residential building; built around 1900 for the parish clerk Paulsen; two-storey hipped roof building with a single-storey saddle roof extension, one-storey outbuilding and covered wooden veranda, brick facade with historical plaster structure; iron grating surrounding the front garden
620	Market 12	Matthias Boie House (Diaconate)
8174	Market 13	Residential building
3950	Market 14	Residential building
3954	Market 19th	Residential building
621	Market 21	Residential building (former pastorate)	The house was built as a pastorate in 1772. It is a single-storey eaves house made of brick.
3956	Market 22	Pastor James
3957	Market 23	Residential building	Residential building; around 1840; Easily single-storey half-hipped roof building with gable dwarf house, brick facade with reduced structure
13602	Pier 1	Lighthouse, east of the driveway	The lighthouses are located at the entrance to the old locks of the Kiel Canal . They were built in 1895.
13603	Pier 2	Lighthouse, west of the driveway
4012	Mühlenweg 4	Former miller's house	Former miller's house; from 1777; Free-standing single-storey saddle roof construction with one-sided half-hip, gable risalit and low saddle roof extension, with brick facade, half-timbered elements and boarded gables
3431	Nordhusener Strasse 5	barn
2208	Nordhusener Strasse 13	Fachhallenhaus "Löwenhof"
1272	Oesterstraße 2	Residential building	Residential building; around 1800; Single-storey gable roof building with a brick facade and boarded gable
3958	Ostermoorer Strasse	Water tower	The brick building of the water tower, which is cylindrical in its basic form, is loosened up in the lower part by wall niches. They start flat above the ground floor and deepen continuously towards the top. This creates a slightly conical shape inside. The niches end below the container area, each with a triangular closure. Medallions made of decorative masonry are inserted between the triangles.
745	Reichenstrasse 1	Farmhouse
746	Sackstrasse 1	Residential building	Arable house; from 1830; Single-storey pitched roof building on the gable with a hook-shaped attached low auxiliary building, brick facade with reduced structure
36648	Sackstrasse 17	villa	Villa; End of the 19th century; Single-storey saddle roof building with corner transept and adjoining glazed veranda with a sloping roof, plastered facade with historic structure
27568	Scholerstrasse 7	Single-family house for the representative of the sewer construction inspector	Single-family house for the representative of the sewer construction inspector; from 1909; exposed single-storey hipped mansard roof building with mansard dwarf house and wooden pent roof extension, brick facade with plaster structure; Air-raid shelter; garden
3432	Wallsweg 2	Farmhouse

literature

• Georg Dehio : Handbook of the German art monuments. Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein. Founded by the Tag für Denkmalpflege 1900, continued by Ernst Gall , edited by Johannes Habich, Christoph Timm (Hamburg) and Lutz Wilde (Lübeck), updated by Susanne Grötz and Klaus Jan Philipp (Hamburg) and Lutz Wilde (Schleswig-Holstein). Deutscher Kunstverlag, Munich / Berlin 2009, ISBN 978-3-422-03120-3 .

Web links

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source

• List of cultural monuments in Schleswig-Holstein (PDF; approx. 426 kB)

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