List of cultural monuments in Geislingen an der Steige

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In the list of cultural monuments in Geislingen an der Steige , immovable architectural and art monuments in Geislingen an der Steige are listed. This list is still incomplete.

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image	designation	location	Dating	description
	Half-timbered house	Adlerstrasse 2	15./16. century	This two-story half-timbered house is located in the upper suburb.
	Narrow house	Adlerstrasse 20	17./18. century	This three-story timber-framed building is attached to the two neighboring houses. It has been extensively renovated in recent years.
	Residential building	Adlerstrasse 28	18th century	This gable, two-story, plastered half-timbered house belonged to a cooper in 1913 and probably before that too.
	Former industrial vocational school	Bahnhofstrasse 62	1928	The former commercial vocational school was built as a gable-independent plastered building according to plans by Paul and Karl Bonatz .
	Residential building	Bismarckstrasse 11	1897	This house, built by H. Steiff for the Gunzenhauser carpenters, contains three apartments. It is a two-storey clinker brick building with a roof made of ashlar. The building shows characteristic features of bourgeois living culture before the turn of the century.
	Daniel Straub Secondary School		1964-1969	The Daniel Straub Real Schule is located next to the girls' middle school, north of the historic center of Geislingen. The architect was Veit Gemlich, who designed it as a polygonal exposed concrete building. Protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures	Albwerk store	Eybstrasse 98-102	1921-1922	Today's Albwerk Speicher was built as a warehouse with an attached artificial fertilizer shed for the Geislingen purchasing and sales cooperative. The square-looking, four-storey building with a hipped roof was built in a style that refers to the construction of the half-timbered houses in the old town there. An application submitted in 1986 to demolish the building was rejected by the local building authority. Today it is a cultural monument and serves the Alb electricity works as an office building with an exhibition area and an event room.
	Former upper office building	Gartenstrasse 13	1905/1906	This three-storey plastered building was built by the royal district building authority in Ulm . The building contains elaborate details such as a coat of arms relief, a bay window with parapet fields and a portal with relief decoration.
	villa	Haegelstrasse 30	1907	This villa was built by the architect Richard Dollinger for Karl Groschopf, a senior designer at WMF . The style can be assigned to the homeland security architecture .
	Evangelical Dean's Office	Hansegasse 2	around 1500	This house with Alemannic half-timbered construction is two-storey, gable-end and has a half -hip roof . At the back it sits on the former city wall.
More pictures	Kohn's house	Hansegasse 6	before 1550	The Kohn'sches Haus is one of a number of very old buildings on Hansegasse. It is a four-story half - timbered house .
	Residential building	Hansegasse 8	1884	This plastered building is built on the remains of the former city wall. It has three floors and an elaborately designed facade, which is a testament to the plastering trade, which is important in the Filstal. In 2007 the building was renovated. At the same time, the facade was also colored.
	Half-timbered house	Hansegasse 11	15./16. century	In this half-timbered house there are references to Alemannic construction . It was plastered later.
	town hall	Hauptstrasse 1	1913-1916	The town hall in Hauptstrasse is a three-storey, structured plastered building with a hipped roof , side wings, a roof turret and arched arcades on a travertine base . It was built by the Moser brothers from Ulm. It is considered an example of the reform architecture of the early 20th century.
	Residential and commercial building	Hauptstrasse 3		This gable-independent house is a three-storey, plastered half-timbered house. It has an attic gable and an elevator gable on one side.
	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 7	16th Century	This three-story house has a plastered half-timbering and is gable-free. It was changed after the construction, for example by installing a shop.
	Half-timbered house	Hauptstrasse 10	probably 15th century	This gable, three-storey house has a well-preserved Alemannic half-timbered construction .
	Cast iron pump well	Hauptstrasse 14, at	1878	This cast iron pump well is a series item. Before it was moved here, it stood on the corner of Bahnhofstrasse and Werkstrasse and served as a public water supply facility.
	Former Gasthaus zum Weißen Ochsen	Hauptstrasse 16	15./16. century	This three-storey, gable-end half-timbered house, which is essentially from the 15th / 16th Century, was plastered later. It served as an inn until 1839. It later became Café Zentral . In 2005/2006 it was converted into a bookstore.
	Former Gasthaus Zum Lamm	Hauptstrasse 17	around 1820	This former inn is a three-story plastered half-timbered house. In the second half of the 19th century wooden window roofs were added.
More pictures	Old Town Hall	Hauptstrasse 19	1422	The core of the old town hall was built in the 15th century as a shopping and town hall. It is the oldest public building in Geislingen. However, it has been changed a lot over the centuries. From the original condition, oak supports and six posts with head brackets have been preserved. In 1883/84 the building was adapted to the neo-renaissance style of the time . Protected according to § 12 DSchG
	Half-timbered house	Hauptstrasse 20	15./16. century	This three-storey half-timbered house is gable-free. There is evidence of an originally Alemannic construction of the framework . Later the framework was then plastered.
	Former Gasthaus Zur Krone	Hauptstrasse 22	15./16. century	The building is a two-storey, gable-independent half-timbered building. The half-timbering is Alemannic , but today mostly plastered. Together with Lange Gasse 19, this former inn forms a whole.
More pictures	Old customs	Hauptstrasse 24	1495	The old customs were built on the site of an even older customs building, which came from the Counts of Helfenstein . The building is a three-story, gable permanent half-timbered house with hipped and gabled lift and five gabled projections.
	Former Gasthaus Zum Weißen Ross	Hauptstrasse 32	15./16. century	This former inn, located in a corner, has three floors and is gable. It has a two-storey extension and shows evidence of an Alemannic construction of the framework . Nowadays the framework is plastered.
	Residential building	Main street 88	17./18. century	This half-timbered house, which is now plastered, is three-story and eaves. It has an important meaning for the historical existence of the city.
	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 94	17th century	This two-storey, gable-end residential building has a striking visible framework with several man figures .
	Residential and commercial building	Karlstrasse 3	1908	This house, built by the architect Immanuel Hohlbauch in the style of homeland security architecture , is located on the Rohrach . It is a three-storey plastered building with a half-hip roof .
	Former tanner's house	Karlstrasse 12, 14	15./16. century	This former tanner's house is eaves, three-story and has a hipped roof .
	Former beneficiary of the hospital	Karlstrasse 22	1584	This three-storey half-timbered house, which was plastered later, is gable-free. The core is Alemannic , but the house has undergone considerable changes since then.
	music school	Karlstrasse 24	around 1500	This half-timbered building, plastered today, is the hospital's former foundation administration building. The core of the Alemannic half-timbered construction is well preserved, even if the building has been rebuilt several times. Nowadays it serves as a music school.
More pictures	City Church	Church square 1	1424-1428	The town church of Geislingen is built in the Gothic style and has a 63 meter high tower. Since the tuff stone used from the former Geislinger stone pit cannot be sculptured, the church lacks decorative sculpture, which was common at the time. In 1467, H. Schweinbacher added a porch to the church. There are also choir stalls by Jörg Syrlin and an altar of Mary by Daniel Mauch in the church.
More pictures	Evangelical rectory	Church square 2	15th century	The Protestant rectory is a three-storey building with a half-hipped roof , which was integrated into the city wall.
	Schubart school house	Church square 3	1565	The Schubart school house is named after Christian Friedrich Daniel Schubart , who taught in this building from 1763–1769. The building has been rebuilt several times, and its half-timbering has also been plastered.
	Half-timbered house	Long Alley 25	15./16. century	This three-storey, today plastered, half-timbered house is supported by consoles. It has a low basement and the construction of the half-timbering is Alemannic .
	Half-timbered house	Long Alley 27	15./16. century	This three-storey, gable-free house shows evidence of an Alemannic construction of the half-timbering .
	Former Kornschreiberhaus	Moltkestrasse 7	1397	The former Kornschreiberhaus was built on an older vaulted cellar. It contains the oldest, traditional house substance in Geislingen. In 1989 the original house was demolished, but then rebuilt on the same in 1992 using some original wood. This has restored the building's state of construction from 1500 after the building has been changed several times since then. (The former Kornschreiberhaus is on the left in the picture)
More pictures	Old construction	Moltkestrasse 11 (map)	1445	The old building is an eight-storey former granary with a crooked hip and six gable projections. Nowadays the building serves as a local museum and gallery.
	House in a corner	Römerstrasse 4	1850	This in classical built style house has two floors and is a stone -Putzfachwerk represents. Architect of this building was Georg von Morlok .
	Cast iron pump well	Rosenstrasse, at the GZ publishing house	Late 19th century	This cast iron fountain used to have an important role in the water supply and is a series item. It used to be in the Aufhausen district.
	Schubarthaus	Schlossgasse 3	15th century	This half-timbered house served Christian Friedrich Daniel Schubart as a residence from 1763–1769 and is named after him today.
	Helfenstein City Palace	Schlossgasse 7	14th Century	This city palace was built by the Counts of Helfenstein as a three-story plastered building on the former city wall. It has a vaulted cellar. There is also a chapel on the first floor. The city palace was the seat of various offices over the centuries, for example the Ulm bailiff from 1396 to 1635.
	Mansion	Dust Street 14	1853	The manor house of the Staub family of manufacturers was built for Johann Heinrich Staub according to plans by Georg von Morlok . It is a three-story, plastered building. The style of the building is influenced by the revolutionary architecture .
	Residential building	Schubartstrasse 1	16./17. century	Originally, this two-storey residential building was a plastered half-timbered house on the city wall. In 1873 it was increased and in 1928 a bakery was built.
	Former upper office building	Schubartstrasse 13/1	15./16. Century, partly older	This half-timbered house, built in the Alemannic style , has three floors and a half- hipped roof . It has a side extension. Originally it was a rectory that was integrated into the city wall.
	Section attachment	Geiselstein hallway		The section fortification is located south of Geislingen. Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Former Türkheimer Steige	Corridor Türkheimer Berg (FW 28)		The former Türkheimer Steige is on the other side of the Soitalros and the Rohrach , southwest of Geislingen. This path leads to a plateau in the Swabian Alb . The path is partly paved and partly a simple forest path. Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Former hamlet of Steige	Hallway Schloßhalde (Vic.W. 5/2)		The former hamlet of Steige begins at the northwestern foot of the castle heap of Helfenstein Castle . It rises in a southerly direction and leads as a forest path to a plateau of the Swabian Alb . It was used from Roman times until the 20th century. In 1918/21 it was replaced by a modern platform. Protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures	Castle and Veste Helfenstein	Hallway Schloßhalde, Helfenstein (Flstnr. 1207/3) (map)	around 1100	The castle and fortress Helfenstein is located on a rocky ridge, east of Geislingen. The remains of a fortification wall and a moat belong to it. Protected according to § 12 DSchG
More pictures	Wasteland tower	East above the city (map)	14./15. century	The so-called Ödenturm is located on a mountain spur east of Geislingen. Protected according to § 28 DSchG
	Former nail forge, wire pin factory	Rorgensteig 20	no later than 1503	This two-story, plastered half-timbered house with a wooden wheel room was initially a grinding mill. From 1730 it was used as an oil mill and was converted into a nail smithy before 1923. Even though operations ceased in 1959, the water wheel is still there. This mill played an important pre-industrial role.
More pictures	Cemetery with burial chapel	Rorgensteig	1608	This cemetery with a burial chapel is located on the southern edge of Geislingen. The Straub's grave chapel located there was built in 1977-79 by Christian Friedrich von Leins . Protected according to §§ 2, 12 DSchG
	House of the cemetery attendant and morgue	Rorgensteig 26, 27	around 1903	The two-storey house of the cemetery attendant and the morgue represent a whole. The morgue was built with neoclassical elements, which have echoes of ancient temples and triumphal arch architecture .
	JJ Junginger's tomb	Geislingen cemetery	1820	This stone-made tomb is in the classical style.
	War memorial 1870/71	Geislingen cemetery in the Rorgensteig		The monument has a top with a helmet top.
More pictures	Geislinger Steige railway line	Geislinger Steige (map)	1847-50	The Geislinger Steige railway line stretches along the Rohrach valley and begins southeast of Geislingen. It leads to a plateau of the Swabian Alb . Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Knoll memorial	Geislinger Steige	1860	This memorial was originally built together with a fountain in front of the Geislingen train station, but in 1904 it was relocated to save space. As a memorial, it is intended to commemorate Michael Knoll , speaker of the Württemberg Railway Commission , whose bust it contains. Together with the railway line on the Geislinger Steige, it represents a whole.
More pictures	Galgenbrünnele	Geislinger Steige	1861	The Galgenbrünnele is a running fountain that was located near the former gallows. Since there are some legends surrounding it, it is of local historical importance.
	Old Town Hall Altenstadt	Altenstadt	1671	This half-timbered house with the gable initially served as the Ulm administrative building. Protected according to § 12 DSchG
	Rampart	Altenstadt, hallway three-man seat		This rampart is located in a forest, southwest of Geislingen. Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Staub's family crypt	Altenstadt, cemetery	1855/56	The Staub family crypt is an accessible stone monument, the burial chamber of which is reminiscent of late Roman sarcophagus forms . A staircase leads down to the said burial chamber.
More pictures	Evangelical Church of St. Martin	Altenstadt, Stuttgarter Strasse 133	1904	The evangelical church of St. Martin, built by P. Schmohl, is centrally located in Altenstadt on a hill. Protected according to § 2 DSchG
More pictures	Infirmary	Altenstadt, Stuttgarter Strasse 352 (map)	15th century	The so-called sick chapel is located in the north-western part of Altenstadt, at the confluence of the Eyb and Fils rivers . Protected according to § 28 DSchG
	Aufhausener cave	Aufhausen, Aufhausener cave		The Aufhausener cave is located south of Aufhausen. Protected according to § 12 DSchG
	Cast iron pump well	Aufhausen, cemetery, in front of it	Late 19th century	This series production of a pump well has a column and capital top. It represents a typical cemetery well.
	Cast iron pump well	Aufhausen, Theodor-Heuss-Straße, near the green area	Late 19th century	This pump fountain with floral decorations and a vase is a factory-made series piece that served as a village fountain.
	Former rectory in Aufhausen	Aufhausen, Theodor-Heuss-Strasse 36	1st half of the 18th century	This eaves, baroque half-timbered house has a half- hip roof .
	Evangelical parish church Aufhausen	Aufhausen, Theodor-Heuss-Strasse 53	probably 14th century, possibly older	A churchyard wall belongs to the monument. The church was changed in 1584 and 1839 and in 1799 the current tower roof was added.
	Section attachment	Eybach, hall level		This section fortification lies on a plateau, northwest of Eybach. Protected according to § 12 DSchG
More pictures	Hoheneybach Castle	Eybach, Himmelsfelsen corridor (Flstnr. 375) (map)	1265	The lost Hoheneybach Castle is located north of Eybach on a mountain tongue. The castle, then called Burg ywach , was sold in 1291, including a village, by a Helfenstein to the Ellwangen monastery . After the Thirty Years War , the castle then lies in ruins. Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Graveyard of the von Degenfeld family	Eybach	1900	This complex, built for the von Degenfeld family , is enclosed with a wrought-iron grille and double gate. The cemetery contains, among other things, four tombstones with cast iron plates with inscriptions.
	War memorial for those who fell in the wars of 1914/18 and 1939/45	Eybach		This monument consists of a pyramid-shaped, stone stump with bronze plaques and a spherical top with a bronze eagle.
	Catholic Parish Church of the Assumption	Eybach, Marienplatz 2	Mid 15th century	The Catholic parish church of the Assumption is centrally located in Eybach. It was expanded in 1970. Protected according to § 28 DSchG
	Palace complex with palace gardens	Eybach, Roggentalstrasse 1, 3, Von-Degenfeldstrasse 46, Flstnr. 150 (card)	1766-70	Eybach Castle, built by Johann Adam Groß , is located northwest of the town of Eybach. It includes a castle wall, a garden with a nursery, a park with a fountain and an economic building. Protected according to §§ 28, 2 DSchG
	crucifix	Eybach, Roggentalstrasse	19th century	This crucifix is ​​a wooden cross with a cast iron body and a tin roof.
	crucifix	Eybach, way to the forest chapel	probably 19th century	This crucifix is ​​located southeast of Eybach. It consists of a stone base, a cast iron top, a wooden back wall and a wooden roof. After the First World War, a memorial plaque was added.
	Forest chapel	Eybach, Felsental, southwest of the village	1916	The forest chapel built by P. Schmohl is located in a forest, southwest of Eybach. Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Evangelical Parish Church of St. Michael	Stötten, Pfarrgässle 1	Last quarter of the 15th century	The Protestant parish church of St. Michael is centrally located in Stötten. This church is an example of a Swabian east tower church and has a single nave. During the Gothic period , the church was expanded to include a cross vault and an eastern choir closure. At the same time, the wall and ceiling paintings that have survived to this day were added. Protected according to § 28 DSchG
	Former Protestant rectory	Stötten	around 1700	This former, two-storey rectory has a visible framework construction and a half-hip roof .
	Old school and town hall	Türkheim	1st half of the 19th century	This building is an example of the type of schoolhouse that was widespread in the region in the 19th century. It is a two-story, plastered half-timbered house with a half-hipped roof .
	Seldner or small farmhouse	Türkheim, Geislinger Strasse 20	19th century	This characteristic small farmhouse is a single-storey half-timbered house with a stable.
More pictures	Evangelical Parish Church of St. Vitus	Türkheim	Rebuilt in 1771, previous building mentioned in a document in 1353	This church, consecrated to St. Vitus , was built here in the Baroque style by Johann Michael Keller after the previous building was demolished .
	Evangelical rectory	Türkheim, Kirchgasse 2	probably 1756	This rectory is an eaves-standing, two-story half-timbered house. (Link in picture)
	Tomb of Better	Türkheim, in the former churchyard	1821	This trunk pyramid is the tomb for the forest master von Besserer . It contains relief decorations and an inscription.
	Field cross	At the intersection of a dirt road and the road to Türkheim, Wittingen near Türkheim	probably 16th century	This cross is probably an atonement cross . For this purpose, however, it is noticeably laborious.
	Wohlgradweiler settlement	Waldhausen, Hall Wohlgradweiler (Flstnr. 248, 206)	1225	The expired Wohlgradweiler settlement is located south of Waldhausen on the border with Schalkstetten . It was owned by the Wolfgerswilare . Protected according to § 2 DSchG
	Evangelical parish church of St. Veit	Waldhausen, Gussenstadter Strasse 19	Choir tower probably 13th century, remainder probably 15th century
	Old school and town hall	Weiler, Kirchweg 2	18th century	This two-story, plastered half-timbered house is an example of mixed-use public space.
	Evangelical Parish Church of St. Margaretha	hamlet	Oldest parts probably 14th century	This Gothic church is single-nave, rectangular and has a flat roof without a choir. Over the centuries, this church has been rebuilt several times, for example in 1818, 1965 and 1996.

See also

• List of cultural monuments in Baden-Württemberg

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Geislingen an der Steige  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

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2. ^ Association Region Stuttgart : Industrial culture in Filstal - Albwerk Speicher. Retrieved October 16, 2019 . 
3. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k} Verband Region Stuttgart (Hrsg.): Cultural monuments and cultural landscapes in the Stuttgart Region (=  series of publications Verband Region Stuttgart . No. 27 ). Stuttgart December 2009, p. 111 ( online [PDF; 2.7 MB ]).
4. ↑ ^{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. 112 ( online [PDF; 2.7 MB ]).