List of cultural monuments in Göppingen

Coat of arms of Göppingen

In the list of cultural monuments in Göppingen , immovable architectural and art monuments in Göppingen are listed. This list is still incomplete.

list

image	designation	location	Dating	description
	Gaiser shoe factory	Kellereistraße 4 (map)	1900	The Gaiser shoe factory was built for Hermann Gaiser according to plans by the architect Philipp Jakob Manz . As early as 1907, the building was bought by the brothers Max and Siegfried Levi, who founded the Württemberg shoe factory M. & S. Levi in it. When this shoe factory was relocated in 1912, the building was temporarily rented by the Erste Süddeutsche Propellerwerke .
	Former electricity company	Mörikestrasse 18 (map)	1900	The former power station was built by the company for electrical companies from Munich. The plant then became the property of Heinrich Mayer , who incorporated it into his Neckarwerke Elektrizitätsversorgung company . When the plant was connected to the pipeline of the Altbach power plant, the generation of electricity from the local power plant became less important. Then the building was the district office of the Neckarwerke for several decades. Today it serves as a cultural center.
More pictures	Oberhofenkirche with churchyard	Oberhofstrasse 20 (map)	1436	The Oberhofenkirche with churchyard is located northeast of the historic center of Göppingen. The previous buildings of this church date from the 6th / 7th centuries. Century. 1884–89 Beyer and Dolmetsch expanded the towers of the church. Protected according to § 28 DSchG
More pictures	Boehringer and Märklin factories	Stuttgarter Strasse 50, 57, 58, 62, 64, 66	1935 and 1910	These factories from the Böhringer and Märklin companies are located on the western edge of Göppingen. The Böhringer factory was built by R. Barreiss, that of Märklin by H. Maas. Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Adam's villa	Theodor-Heuss-Str. 3 (card)	1869	The American manufacturer Georg Washington Adams had this villa built after he moved to Göppingen in 1855.
	Hallstatt burial mound group	Bartenbach, Langer Wasen corridor		The Hallstatt burial mound group is located in a forest east of Göppingen. Protected according to § 12 DSchG
	Burial mound field	Bartenbach, Oberholz corridor, Stockacker corridor		This burial mound field is located in a forest south of Göppingen. Protected according to § 12 DSchG
	Former Württemberg shoe factory	Faurndau, Salamanderstraße 27 (map)	1911/12	The former Württemberg shoe factory was built by the brothers Max and Siegfried Levi. It is a three-storey building that was built using the then still new technology of reinforced concrete skeleton construction. While Max Levi died in 1925, Siegfried Levi fled to South Africa as a result of the persecution of Jewish citizens under National Socialism . In 1936 the factory was taken over by the Salamanderwerke Kornwestheim, in which Max Levi was also involved. Shoes were still produced here until 1991. In 1997 Telekom Deutschland acquired the building, where it became part of a computer center.
More pictures	Former collegiate church	Faurndau, Stiftstrasse 16	1200-20	The former collegiate church is centrally located in Faurndau, near the confluence of the Pfuhlbach and Fils rivers . It is built in the late Romanesque style. Protected according to § 28 DSchG
	Home of the former Beckh paper mill	Faurndau, Wehrstrasse 10 (map)	1831	The house is built in the late classical style. During a fire on the factory site in 1883, this building and a workshop were the only buildings that did not burn down.
More pictures	Former Spielburg quarry	Hohenstaufen, Spielburg corridor, Gsteinlich (floor no. 400, 413/2, 414/1, 414/2)		The former Spielburg quarry, west of Hohenstaufen Castle , is a limestone bank from the White Jura . The limestone here has been mined over a long period of time. Protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures	Hohenstaufen Castle	Hohenstaufen, hallway Hohenstaufen (Flstnr. 590) (map)	around 1070	The Hohenstaufen castle ruins are located on the Zeugenberg , Hohenstaufen . The castle was built by Duke Friedrich I of Swabia . During the 12th and 13th centuries this castle was the headquarters of the Duchy of Swabia . From 1319 it was then owned by Württemberg . The castle was then destroyed around 1525. Protected according to § 28 DSchG
More pictures	Evangelical parish church and so-called Barbarossakirche	Hohenstaufen, Kaiserbergsteige 23, 24 (map)	1838/40 and the end of the 15th century	The Protestant parish church and so-called Barbarossakirche is located on the northern edge of Hohenstaufen. Protected according to §§ 2, 28 DSchG
More pictures	Liebenstein Castle	Jebenhausen, Heimbachweg 24 (map)	1686	This Liebenstein Castle, west of Jebenhausen, was built under Albrecht Philipp Freiherr from the Liebenstein family , after whom the castle is named. It is located near the Heimbach stream . Protected according to § 28 DSchG
More pictures	Jewish Cemetery	Jebenhausen, Kreuzhaldenweg (map)	1777/81	This cemetery, originally built outside of Jebenhausen, is now on the northern edge. It contains some grave monuments and is walled. Protected according to § 12 DSchG
	Evangelical parish church	Maitis, Gmünder Strasse 53	1464	The Protestant parish church is located on the north-western edge of Maitis. Protected according to § 28 DSchG

See also

• List of cultural monuments in Baden-Württemberg

Web links

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

Individual evidence

1. ^ Association Region Stuttgart : Industrial culture in the Filstal - shoe factory Gaiser. Retrieved October 16, 2019 . 
2. ^ Association Region Stuttgart : Industrial culture in Filstal - Former electricity company. Retrieved October 16, 2019 . 
3. ↑ ^{a b c d} Verband Region Stuttgart (Ed.): Cultural monuments and cultural landscapes in the Stuttgart Region (=  Association of Stuttgart Region Series of publications . No. 27 ). Stuttgart December 2009, p. 112 ( online [PDF; 2.7 MB ]).
4. ^ Association Region Stuttgart : Industrial culture in the Filstal - Villa Adams. Retrieved October 16, 2019 . 
5. ^ Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg : leo-bw - Villa Adams. Retrieved October 16, 2019 . 
6. ^ Association Region Stuttgart : Industrial Culture in Filstal - From the Württemberg shoe factory to Salamander. Retrieved October 16, 2019 . 
7. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} Verband Region Stuttgart (ed.): Cultural monuments and cultural landscapes in the Stuttgart Region (=  Association of Stuttgart Region Series of publications . No. 27 ). Stuttgart December 2009, p. 113 ( online [PDF; 2.7 MB ]).
8. ^ Association Region Stuttgart : Industrial Culture in Filstal - Former Beckh paper mill. Retrieved October 16, 2019 .