List of cultural monuments in Geesthacht

In the list of cultural monuments in Geesthacht , all cultural monuments of the Schleswig-Holstein community Geesthacht (Duchy of Lauenburg district) and its districts are listed (as of 2017).

Factual entities

ID	location	Official name	description
34167	Düneberger Strasse 70, 70-104	North German carpet factory	North German carpet factory "Nordpfeil"; 1951–67, Arch. Heinz Graaf, included old buildings 1916–25; Factory complex with numerous functional buildings, central factory halls with arched shed roofs, red clinker brick facades, old buildings with filigree iron truss roofs.
28319	Johannes-Ritter-Straße 100, 100g, 100c, 100h, 100b, 100a, 100d, 100e, 100f	Edmundstal-Siemerswalde Clinic	Edmundstal-Siemerswalde Clinic; v. a. 1899 u. 1912, Arch. Martin Haller ; Formerly a “sanatorium for people with no means of tuberculosis”, as a foundation of the Hamburg merchant and ship owner Edmund Siemers , extensive complex with clinic buildings, doctor's houses and other residential and functional buildings in the middle of a 60 hectare wooded area
36473	Kirchenstieg 1	Church of St. Salvatoris	Church of St. Salvatoris with furnishings, churchyard, tombs until 1870, field stone wall

Majority of structures

ID	location	Official name	description	image
33263	Heidestraße 1, 1-3, 2, 2-4, 3, 4, 5, 7, Hugo-Otto-Zimmer-Straße 11, 11-13, 13	Heidestrasse / Hugo-Otto-Zimmer-Strasse settlement	Heidestr. 1-5, 7 / Hugo-Otto-Zimmer-Str. 11-13; 1920s; 8 quadruple residential houses each with a shared farm building and garden, slightly varied single-storey brick type houses with built-out short hipped or saddle roofs and wide dormers.

Structural systems

ID	location	Official name	description
10009	location	Water tower
23229	At Spakenberg 52	Church of St. Petri with furnishings
2963	Bergedorfer Strasse 28	Kruger House	In 1676 the Low German hall house was built. Two extensions were added to the building in the 18th century.
28303	Buntenskamp 20-22	Lavatory building
34173	Duneberger Strasse 70-104	Former raw material warehouse and grinder	Former raw material warehouse and grinding mill; 1916-25; Elongated, single-storey clinker brick building with a flat gable roof and high-lying window ribbon, supporting structure riveted metal truss construction
34175	Duneberger Strasse 70-104	Former spinning mill	Former spinning mill; 1964–66, architect Heinz Graaf; One-storey clinker building with two-row, free-span shed roofs with arched concrete trusses, integrated hall from 1916–25: load-bearing structure riveted metal truss construction
34179	Duneberger Strasse 70-104	Former clothing hall and canteen	Former assembly hall with canteen; Beginning 1960s, architect Heinz Graaf; Elongated one and two-storey concrete or steel frame construction, red clinker cladding, canteen with skylight on the upper floor
34180	Duneberger Strasse 70-104	Former weaving mill	Former weaving mill; around 1964–66, architect Heinz Graaf; Clinker building with free-span shed roofs and vaulted concrete girders, integrated hall from 1916-25 with iron truss girders
34181	Duneberger Strasse 70-104	Former administration building	Former administration building; 1916-25; Elongated two-storey clinker brick building with a basilical cross-section and monopitch roofs or flat gable roof
34184	Duneberger Strasse 70-104	Former boiler house	Former boiler house; 1958, Arch. Heinz Graaf; One-storey clinker brick building with a monopitch roof, north and east sides almost completely glazed, technology inside preserved, round chimney on the south side
34171	Duneberger Strasse 70-104	Former archive	Former archive; around 1916-25; One-storey brick building with a mansard hipped roof with towed standing dormers
34337	Johannes-Ritter-Strasse 100	Thekla House, sanatorium building	Thekla House, sanatorium building; 1899, Arch. Martin Haller; Core building of the former pulmonary hospital on an H-shaped floor plan, two two-storey, parallel buildings in Swiss style with a central connecting structure, the south facade with characteristic sun terraces and tower lantern, inside partly. Equipment and room structure preserved
34359	Johannes-Ritter-Strasse 100	Susannenhaus, sanatorium building	Susannenhaus, sanatorium building; 1912; Broadly laid out one to four storey brick building on a plastered ground or base storey with mansard roofs, additively subdivided south facade with gables, turrets and characteristic sun terraces and balconies
34369	Johannes-Ritter-Strasse 100	Water reservoir with observation tower	Water reservoir with observation tower; 1911, 1914; Cylindrical elevated tank, bricked and plastered, on it, since 1914, a scaffold-like steel lattice tower with a hexagonal platform, outside circumferential steel staircase with a brick base, south of the younger brick extension as a pump room with an additional tank
34363	Johannes-Ritter-Strasse 100 h	1. Doctor's residence, Dr. Knight	1st doctor's residence, Johannes Ritter residence; 1902, probably Arch. Martin Haller ; Two-storey plastered building in Swiss style on a high base with a saddle roof, entrance projections narrow to the north with wooden porch, jamb and gable paneled with wood
2964	Kirchenstieg 1	Church of St. Salvatoris with furnishings	The half-timbered church was built in 1685. The wooden church tower was built from 1686 to 1691. ( Protected from 1921 to 1937 as No. 5 on the Hamburg list of monuments)
4025	Lichterfelder Strasse 27-29	Former Administration building
11275	Nobel Square 21	Administration building Dynamit-Nobel