List of cultural monuments in Kressbronn on Lake Constance

Kressbronn coat of arms

In the list of cultural monuments in Kressbronn am Bodensee that are cultural monuments of Baden-Wuerttemberg municipality Kressbronn am Bodensee in Bodensee district in Germany listed. The basis is the register of immovable architectural and art monuments of the State Monuments Office of Baden-Württemberg drawn up on February 28, 1983, as of October 7, 1999 and two extensions from 2011.

The list is sorted alphabetically by districts or hamlets and within them by streets.
At the end of the list are two former, now demolished monuments.

Monuments

Town center

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Andreas-Brugger-Weg
House number 4		1889/1902 11.2011	Villa with garden and boat harbor Two-storey residential building with a return , veranda and saddle roofs in the middle of a large, subdivided garden with attached boat harbor, which is considered worthy of preservation for reasons of cultural history, building typology and local history; Southwest side with clapboard, many windows, balcony and access stairs between the garden and mezzanine floor; Inside, equipment details from the time of construction are extensively preserved.	§ 2	i. V.
Berger Street
House No. 2		probably end of the 17th century before 9.1987	Baroque house Madonna placed in a niche at the main gable to protect the property. The life-size, polychrome wooden sculpture depicts Mary as the Queen of Heaven with a crown, scepter and purple robe; her head is inclined slightly down to the right, her face appears graceful and at the same time calm and controlled; on her left hand Mary holds the Christ child with globe and gesture of blessing . The preservation of the high-quality baroque statue of the Virgin Mary, which as the house Madonna also represents an important document of Catholic popular piety, is of public interest for artistic and scientific reasons.	§ 2
House number 6		18th century before 9.1987	Farmhouse attached to the eaves with a gable roof Living part from the 18th century, economy part after 1900, 1948 extension to include an extension with a chamber, laundry and baking kitchen; In post and beam construction with wooden beam cellar, diamond-decorated verge cornice and outside staircase	§ 2
Main road
No. 17		1936/37	Catholic parish church "Maria Hilfe der Christisten" The Catholic Marienkirche, built according to plans by the architect Hans Herkommer , a well-known representative of the Stuttgart School , has also been a parish church since 1957; it is one of the most important church buildings in Württemberg that were built in the two decades before the Second World War ; the single-aisled hall building with a stepped suspended ceiling and arched windows shows spatial unity, the idiosyncratic bell tower represents a main design motif	§ 2
No. 17/1		1748/52 February 8, 1939	Chapel of St. Eligius In 1663 the chapel built at the intersection between Nonnenbach and Hemigkofen had to be rededicated as a result of the Thirty Years War . Around 1710 it was renewed by a donation from Count Anton von Montfort and his wife, before it was given its baroque shape with a hexagonal onion dome in 1748. In 1871 a column roof was added over the entrance door and the lead glazing, the roof and the outer facade with the sundial painted on it in 1780 were renovated in 1992–1995; since then, the Eligius Chapel ( Eligius , ( lat. the chosen one ), is the patron saint of wagons, blacksmiths, metal workers and horses) has had its current appearance. The chapel has served as a memorial for fallen soldiers since the mid-1950s: inside, four steles are dedicated to the victims of the First World War and twelve to those of the Second World War . Only the baroque high altar has been preserved from the original furnishings .	§ 28.1.2
House number 19		1924 before 9.1987	Schoolhouse built jointly by the then still independent communities of Hemigkofen and Nonnenbach (today town hall) The two-storey former schoolhouse, today the town hall, with a large hipped roof body corresponds in its basic form to the old official and schoolhouse architecture, but here with characteristic parapet cornices; In the sense of the local history movement, the schoolhouse was given a small roof turret with a belfry as a rural identification of prominent buildings .	§ 2
Church walkways
-		around 1860/70 ?	A wayside cross erected for prayer on the old church path from Hemigkofen to Gattnau Green sandstone plinth with a well-structured structure over a rectangular floor plan in primarily classical forms and with religious text inscription; high, two-tier, cast iron cross attachment with capital-like bar ends and a large crucifix (four-nail type) also made of cast . The preservation of the wayside cross as a specifically pictorial expression of Catholic popular piety with at the same time a significance that shapes the cultural landscape is of public interest for scientific reasons.	§ 2	i. V.
Kirchstrasse
House No. 13/1		around 1700 before 9.1987	Residential part of a farmhouse typical of the Argengau region Part of a former property with the living quarters, stable, threshing floor and coach house in a post and beam construction; the economic part was lost due to a fire in 1975, further original holdings in 1991 due to unauthorized demolition; Elaborately and carefully designed gable with two protective roofs and, among other things, the heart of Jesus motif Bamalung. There is a public interest in the preservation of this farmhouse, which is important for the history of rural buildings due to its age, its construction and its furnishings, for scientific and artistic reasons.	§ 2	i. V.
Nunzenbergweg
-		late 19th century ?	At the fork in the road Gattnau / Mittelmühle / Obermühle set up a wayside cross for prayer Red sandstone plinth, inscribed on three sides, with a four-part structure over a rectangular floor plan; upright rectangular pillar on a substructure designed with carnies profiles ; The cast iron cross attachment is decorated with foliage at the three-pass-shaped bar ends and provided with an also cast iron crucifix. Text on the front: Christ loved me and gave himself up for me. The preservation of the wayside cross as a specifically pictorial expression of Catholic popular piety with at the same time a significance that shapes the cultural landscape is of public interest for scientific reasons.	§ 2
Ottenbergweg
-		1870 ?	Wayside cross erected for prayer on the Nonnenbacher Halde des Ottenberg Green sandstone plinth with a three-part structure over an almost square floor plan; Religious inscriptions in strongly curved ornamental script with grapevine motifs and symbols of salvation such as cross and anchor: Often pray to God O man for strength In hope (left side), Greetings holy cross, our only hope (front side), In the cross alone all is salvation (right side); Cast iron cross attachment with decorative foliage on the three-pass-shaped bar ends and crucifix (four-nail type), also made of cast. After a renovation, the cross was consecrated on September 30, 2001. The preservation of the elaborate wayside cross as a specifically pictorial expression of Catholic popular piety with at the same time a significance that shapes the cultural landscape is of public interest for scientific and artistic reasons.	§ 2
Riedweg
House number 5		1924 ?	Residential building Rural, single-storey villa building with a distinctive, very high hipped roof, which was built under the influence of the local history movement; the widening of the gable surfaces, the decoration of the purlin heads with decorative boards and the diamond-shaped doubling of the doors are typical elements of rural residential architecture.	§ 2	i. V.
Seestrasse
House number 20		1829 ?	So-called Schlössle Hans von Aufseß , founder of the Germanisches Nationalmuseum in Nuremberg , acquired the farm estate built in 1829 in July 1863, had it rebuilt and created a large park for walking and relaxing; In 1875 the lawyer Otto Bohlmann bought the property, had the existing house demolished and today's two-story villa with a four-story tower built; After several sales, the community of Kressbronn took over the property in early 1934, then it was used by the NSDAP as a Gauführerschule and in 1945 came into the possession of the French occupying power ; After the end of the war it served as a shelter for the homeless, a school, a workshop, a tourist office and a community library; Today there is the permanent exhibition Historical Ship Models by Ivan Trtanj in the Schlössle . There is a public interest in maintaining this example of an upscale historicist villa building for scientific and artistic reasons.	§ 2
House number 43		18th century ?	Farmhouse with outbuildings Courtyard of the formerly independent hamlet of Kreßbronn; Main house in the type of the single house with a saddle roof, which was predominant in the Argengau until the first half of the 19th century, in the follow-up residential part with a hallway-double barn-barn-shed; Outbuildings outside as well as inside with black-gray accompanying lines along the half-timbered timber. The preservation of this courtyard, which is important in terms of design and housekeeping, is of public interest for artistic and scientific reasons.	§ 2	i. V.
Tettnanger Strasse
House number 28		1847/48 1987	Two-storey, classicist house in a courtyard on the road to Betznau and Tettnang The building owner of this house with a rectangular floor plan was the then Hemigkofener mayor Alois Wilhelm Maier; Since it was used by the local administration and post office as well as housing, the facades and the relatively flat pitched roof are correspondingly lavish and representative; Characteristic are the high, stately central entrance, the cornices and the symmetrical arrangement of the high windows, the cellar system with two cellar necks and five barrel vaults is noteworthy . In November 2001, the Baden-Württemberg Monument Protection Prize was awarded for this building.	§ 2	i. V.

mountain

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Flower road
at 20		1886 ?	A wayside cross set up for prayer at the height between Berg and Betznau A green sandstone plinth with a well-structured structure over a rectangular floor plan carries the base plate of the high rectangular pillar decorated with carnies profiles with religious text inscriptions and the year on the back; the cast-iron cross attachment is adorned with foliage at the three-pass-shaped bar ends and also bears a cast-iron crucifix (four-nail type).	§ 2
Weinbichl
at 6		probably still 16th century ?	Wayside shrine on the old church path from Berg to the parish of Gattnau In the bricked and plastered, about two and a half meter high wayside shrine, belongs a Christ as Man of Sorrows, a polochrome wooden figure (around 1530) 96 centimeters high; the wayside shrine is characterized by the laterally protruding niche top with a noticeably steep gable roof. There is a public interest in preserving the wayside shrine, which is an important document of popular piety due to its age and has a very notable figure of Christ for artistic, local history and scientific reasons.	§ 2	i. V.

Betznau

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
At the rain
House number 14		1841 ?	Bakery in a courtyard Small rectangular building in plastered brickwork with a saddle roof protruding far from the eaves; the attic, which was only accessible from the outside, was used to store equipment and fuel; the vaulted stove is housed in a rear annex with a gable roof.	§ 2
Rebenweg
House number 22		around 1700 ?	Former “Zum Hirschen” inn with a utility building and well One of the former two Betznauer shield taverns within a traditional and stately courtyard complex with a main house (around 1700), utility building (1859) and a cast-iron bowl fountain in front of the main house (late 19th century). The rural, two-storey main house, a single house characterized by cross-locking, is partly built as a post-beam construction, partly solid and partly in half-timbered construction; Strikingly profiled studs attached to the partially boarded west gable and along the front eaves attest to the client's design standards; the utility building with its two drive-through pens served as a guest stables and carriage shed.	§ 2
Corner of Sebastiansweg / Kapellenstrasse
-		probably late 17th century ?	Wayside shrine The shrine, which was damaged after a traffic accident around 1960 and moved here, has a rectangular floor plan and has a gable-roof covered niche; In the arched niche, the Holy Trinity painted on sheet metal is shown in a popular habitus from the end of the 18th century .	§ 2	i. V.

Döllen

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Döllen
House number 5		probably late 18th century ?	Farmhouse in the hamlet of Döllen, which was created in the course of desertification Typical, single-storey Argengau single house with a gable roof and the detached living area with hallway, stable, threshing floor and coach house - the latter three have since been demolished; the residential part, which is now plastered, is designed as a post beam construction over a high base with a wooden beam cellar accessible from the outside.	§ 2

Gattnau

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Pfarrweg
House number 3		1912/13 ?	New school building in Gattnau The two-storey building built in Gattnau according to plans by Josef Bauer is characterized by its basic cubic shape, the high hipped roof, the basket arch entrance and the two-flight flight of stairs: for reasons of cultural history, pure Art Nouveau was avoided, but a new architecture that also overcomes historicism Adoption of certain Baroque designs preferred.	§ 2	i. V.
House number 7		1836 ?	Former chaplain’s house The two-storey stone building on a square floor plan with three-axis window structure on the entrance front with a classicist central entrance is based on the baroque office building type; a striking eaves cornice made of wood forms the transition from the wall surfaces to the steep tent roof .	§ 2
St. Gallus Street
House number 29		1st half of the 18th century. Extension from 1884	Originally a detached house in a courtyard The single-storey residential building of a so-called South Upper Swabian courtyard was not given the character of a single house until 1884 when an economy was added; A massive base rises above the vaulted and wooden beam cellar, which supports the core structure, which is now plastered; behind the plaster is at least partially a visible framework structure with stiffening St. Andrew's crosses, which is very rare in the Argengau .	§ 2	i. V.
House number 52		1881/82 ?	Old school house The two-storey plastered building, built according to the plans of the Tettnang master builder Rapp, housed the large school hall on the ground floor and the teacher's apartment on the upper floor; The old school building has a T-shaped floor plan thanks to the porch that accommodates both the staircase and the entrance area at the same eaves height; Ornamental elements are surrounding cornices and eaves cornices, the two-flight flight of stairs with lattices decorated with animal allegories and plant motifs, the roofs of the windows and pilasters at the corners of the building.	§ 2	i. V.
# 56		1788 Apr. 29, 1930	Catholic parish church “St. Gallus " The church has existed in its present form since 1792; In the years 1902/04 an extension was carried out with a western porch while increasing the west gable and nave walls ; the Way of the Cross and the lead glass windows of today's church were designed in 1963 by the Vorarlberg artist and restorer Konrad Honold	§ 28.1.2
to No. 56		? ?	War memorial 'Monument to the memory of the soldiers who marched out in the war against France in 1870 ' at the western entrance of the cemetery . Upright, roughly hewn stone block with a round-arched tablet showing the coat of arms of the Kingdom of Württemberg , surrounded by military equipment, laurel and flags, as well as the names of the four war victims from Hemigkofen: Konrad Koros (* 1846) died in battle in 1870 bei Wörth , Josef Anton Lipp (* 1845; † 1870 in the field hospital in Coulmiers ) and Gebhard Halder (* 1847; † 1870 in the field hospital in Noisiel ) died of typhus , Johannes Glatthaar (* 1844) was seriously injured in the battle of Champigny and died in October 1906. The preservation of the war memorial, which, in addition to its local historical significance, is also an expression of the pronounced affinity of the 19th century to the memorial, is of public interest for scientific and local history reasons.	§ 2
House number 58		1788/89 ?	Rectory According to plans by Joh. Bapt. Thumb built, two-storey stone building with a slightly angular floor plan with a fully hipped roof, wide arched entrance and a basement at ground level along the central corridor.	§ 2
Laundry brook path
House number 15		1824 ?	Farmhouse attached to the eaves with a gable roof A single-storey and diagonally divided house typical of the first half of the 19th century in the Argengau: under a continuous pitched roof there are living quarters with hall, the coach house and the stable with threshing floor; The year 1824 is carved into the spandrels of the door frame; after renovation, the former farmhouse has shown itself again since 2005 in a "historically coherent appearance and exemplarily documents rural living and business in the Lake Constance area."	§ 2
'Won Brühl'
-		probably early 19th century ?	A wayside cross erected for devotion at the fork in the road from Kressbronn to Gottmannsbühl , Döllen and Gattnau On a right-angled floor plan a red sandstone plinth with a four-part structure and religious inscriptions on three sides: Lord Jesus Christ, Your Cross and Death Let be my grave In dying need (front side); on the pillar, which is closed off by a capital-like cover plate with a crenellated wreath, a richly decorated, cast-iron cross attachment with polygonal beam ends and an also cast-iron crucifix. The preservation of the elaborate wayside cross as a specifically pictorial expression of Catholic popular piety with at the same time a significance that shapes the cultural landscape is of public interest for scientific reasons.	§ 2

to water

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
to water
House No. 1-3		14th century. Apr. 29, 1930	Former castle and fortress of Giessen The castle in Gießen , built as a tower hill castle , was a well-fortified moated castle in the Middle Ages , whose moat was constantly supplied with water from the Argen through a canal from Laimnau . The well-preserved castle complex is now privately owned and can therefore not be visited. It was given its present form in 1482. The gate tower, today's entrance to the courtyard, dates from the late 16th century. See main article → Burg Gießen Commons : Burg Gießen  - Collection of images, videos and audio files	§ 28.1.2
-		14./15. Century ?	Lost settlement Tutnau Archeology of the Middle Ages : Near the Castle Gießen, a little to the south, was the lost settlement Tutnau. The Tuttenow Chapel was mentioned as early as 1398, in 1405 parts of the settlement, together with other places, were transferred to the Lindau Hospital, in 1478 the hospital nurses bought the missing third; the Georgskapelle, it was incorporated into the parish of Wasserburg , was probably completely disintegrated in 1629, the last visible remains of the settlement disappeared in the middle of the 17th century. Today only the field names Kircheschle testify to the former Tuttnauer Oesch and the Kirch-Oeschle. Archaeological findings and finds are to be expected in the area of ​​the abandoned settlement; they represent source evidence of the history of the hamlet of Tutnau and its chapel as well as the mills belonging to the castle that existed in this area until the 18th century. Scientific documentation of such documents consists of local history and general scientific (medieval settlement history, rural material culture) reasons a public interest.	§ 2

Giessen Bridge

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Giessen Bridge
House No. 1		1784 ?	Gasthof "Zum Hirschen" (today "Zum Zollhaus") On the western side of the casting bridge which was formerly customs levied; until 1806 the 'customs house' was the Erblehenhof of the Counts of Montfort , later the Thurn und Taxis post office ; It has been owned by the Kramer family since 1816. The two-storey building is located at the historically significant Argen crossing on the Lindau-Tettnang-Ravensburg-Ulm highway; its high hipped roof over a baroque cornice and the raised, sandstone arched entrance with a diamond-shaped double front door are characteristic. For reasons of local history, science and art, there is a public interest in the maintenance of this representative and traditional inn, which also marks a historically significant border and customs station, along with the delicate and vegetable- ornamented , cast-iron bracket from 1826.	§ 2

Gohren

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Langenargener Strasse
L 334		1896/97 May 25, 1982	Suspension bridge over the Argen The cable suspension bridge at Gohren is a road bridge built by Karl von Leibbrand under King Wilhelm II of Württemberg , which spans the Argen between Kressbronn and Langenargen ; the four pillars, each twelve meters high, serve to support the two suspension cables, on which the bridge superstructure is suspended with 72 meters span using hanging rods made of round steel. See main article → Suspension bridge over the Argen Commons : Suspension bridge over the Argen  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files	§ 12

Heiligenhof

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Heiligenhof
-		div. Oct. 27, 1980	Former fortifications (Lenensburg) Archeology of the Middle Ages About 600 meters northeast of the Heiligenhof there was initially a hilltop settlement from the Hallstatt period , then a hilltop settlement from the early Halemannic period ( 3rd / 4th century ), which in turn was overbuilt by a castle from the late Merovingian - Carolingian period ( 7th / 8th centuries ) . According to Section 12 of the Monument Protection Act (DSchG), the former weir system is of particular importance. See main article → Lenensburg	§ 12

Lime ears

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Lime ears
House No. 1		around 1805 1986	Farmhouse Today's Madlener House is the main house of the former Kalkähre farm and dates from the deserted era at the beginning of the 19th century ; the stately one- house with living area, threshing floor , coach house and stable was partially renovated in the early 1990s and its facade was upgraded in color	§ 2

Digester mill

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Digester mill
No. 3		late 17th century ?	Chapel “St. Antonius " The chapel in the courtyard of the Kochermühle , consecrated to Saint Anthony the Hermit, appears for the first time in 1878 in the directory of the Kochermühle; the three by five meter large room with apse , altars from the late 17th century and a small niche probably served as a chapel on the old road from Lindau to Buchhorn , where travelers prayed for help and protection; Today it is the only remaining structure in the old mill yard.	§ 2

Kümmertsweiler

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Kümmertsweiler
-		187? ?	A wayside cross erected for prayer on the old parish path from Kümmertsweiler to Gattnau Green sandstone plinth over a square floor plan with arched niche, cast-iron cross attachment and relatively small crucifix.	§ 2	i. V.
at 8		probably late 19th century ?	At the northern exit of the village to protect the corridors erected cross Green sandstone plinth over a square floor plan with the text “God protect our corridors” on the front side, a capital-like cover plate, a cast-iron cross top with foliage on the three-pass bar ends and a crucifix.	§ 2	i. V.
at 11		probably 1923 ?	Mariengrotte Artificially created rock grotto on the farm road to the Nonnenbachtal, the motif of which is reminiscent of the apparition of the Virgin Mary of Bernadette Soubirous on February 11, 1858 in Lourdes ; the statue of Mary was made of painted plaster .	§ 2	i. V.

Linderhof

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Linderhof
House No. 1		18th century ?	Living part of a farmhouse The typical Argengau single house in the hamlet of Linderhof, with its wooden beam cellar accessible from the outside, is located on the “Zur Linden” farm, which was first mentioned in 1469 ; the visible framework with St. Andrew's crosses of the single-storey building suggests that it was built in the middle of the 18th century.	§ 2
Kapellenstrasse
number 1		1600 ?	Chapel “St. Sebastian “ directly on the old country road from Lindau to Tettnang , which was built in 1600 by Count Johann III. Sebastian Chapel donated by Montfort; the year 1696 above the entrance portal indicates the time of renovation or expansion (tower extension); the interior of the single-nave rectangular building with a drawn-in choir closed on three sides is rather simple; perhaps because the chapel was repeatedly ravaged by art thieves; The ceiling painting with the Holy Family (H. Siebenrock, 1906) and the glass window picture in the center of the choir are eye-catchers; top of the tower to ring two bells: the weather Bell is the Holy Trinity , the other - it was cast in 1617 - to the Saints Sebastian (= the Exalted) and Philip consecrated	§ 2

Saviors

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Backhausweg
House number 15		1798 Apr. 29, 1930	Former feudal farm of the Löwental monastery in Retterschen Noteworthy, two-story building with a rich exposed half-timbered upper floor; on the massive ground floor a representative, raised sandstone portal with coat of arms and the year 1798 .	§ 28.1.2
to No. 15		1797 ?	Wayside shrine made of sandstone with an elaborately designed niche top; is a modern representation of Our Lady of Kressbronner sculptress the original image panel of a Coronation of the Virgin (?) Hilde Broer replaced	§ 2
Village street
House number 55		shortly after 1900 ?	House saint Wooden figure of St. Florian , attached to a farmhouse to protect the property , who is especially supposed to protect against fire and water; a folk art work in the baroque tradition. The colored figure stands on a strongly profiled console and in front of a background picture painted on wood that depicts burning houses; she worked as a Roman warrior with a flag and watercraft ; the decorative forms below the picture, which presuppose Art Nouveau , suggest a date to the beginning of the 20th century.	§ 2
# 56		18./19. Century ?	Courtyard area (main building, barn, coach house and bakery) In the Milz farm complex , an insight into the history and development of agriculture is provided; At the original location, a typical former farm of the region has been preserved in rare completeness and originality; the history of the courtyard can be traced back to the beginning of the community history around the year 800: at that time the St. Gallen monastery acquired property in Retterschen; Today four buildings from three centuries give an impressive insight into the life of our ancestors: main house (1855/75) with living rooms and stables, barn (1717), remise (1803) and back house (1705); the living quarters were built in 1855 by the mayor of the then community and equipped with an office in which the community administration had its seat until 1870. The farm was named " Monument of the Month September 2005" by the Monument Foundation Baden-Württemberg . See main article → Spleen farm Commons : Hofanlage Spleen  - Collection of images, videos and audio files	§ 2
Mühlenweg
at 2		probably end of the 19th century ?	A well-late 19th century to worship-positioned Wegkreuz Masonry-imitating, three-tier sandstone plinth with a rectangular floor plan, pointed arched figure niche, large, cast-iron cross attachment and a crucifix about one meter high.	§ 2

Riedensweiler

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Riedensweiler
to No. 4		1892 before 9.1987	A wayside cross erected for prayer on the road from Riedensweiler to Bechtersweiler A red sandstone plinth with a four-part structure above a rectangular floor plan; the tall rectangular pillar, closed by a capital-like cover plate with a carnies profile, bears the inscription Crucified Lord Jesus Christ have mercy on us in life and on the face side . in death! and on the back the inscription Jesus my God I love you above all ; large, cast-iron cross attachment with filigree, neo-Gothic ornamental shapes in measure and foliage as well as a crucifix also made of cast and a Madonna at the foot of the cross. The preservation of the elaborate wayside cross as a specifically pictorial expression of Catholic popular piety with at the same time a significance that shapes the cultural landscape is of public interest for scientific reasons.	§ 2

Schleinsee

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Schleinsee
House No. 2		Middle of the 18th century ?	Chaplain House Two-storey, representative stone building over a square floor plan with a characteristic raised central entrance and tent roof over wooden eaves, high beam cellar and baroque stucco frame in the living room over Schleinsee in the town of the same name .	§ 2
House number 3		1904 ?	House in a courtyard Manor house from the Art Nouveau period , which was built over a vaulted cellar of the previous building dated to 1720; the two-storey exposed brick building with a portal flanked by columns is finished off with a hipped roof protruding far.	§ 2
No. 5		1737 ?	Chapel “St. Maria “ the chapel of St. Maria was built in just 100 days after the laying of the foundation stone on July 18, 1737; It was donated together with the chaplain of Johann Melchior Sauter (born 1686 from a Montfortic Schupflehenhof in Schleinsee), who at the time was 51 years old as dean of the Lindau rural chapter in Wasserburg ; the final consecration took place by the Constance Auxiliary Bishop Count Fugger on July 7, 1746; the architecture of the chapel reflects the language of form and theme of the baroque ; inside, the altarpieces, framed by figures of Saints John of Nepomuk and Franz Xavier , show an ascension, in the choir and on the side altars the adoration of the kings and the Holy Family; the chapel comes into focus every year on August 15, when the patronage is celebrated for the Assumption of Mary	§ 28.1.2

Tunau

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Tunau
House No. 6 and No. 8		1659 Apr. 29, 1930	Chapel “St. Joseph and St. Joachim ”with chaplain house The St. Joseph's Chapel in Tunau , commissioned by Count Hugo von Montfort, is on the way to Kressbronn; it was consecrated in honor of the saints Josef and Joachim on October 17, 1659 (year in the arched portal, above the Montfort coat of arms ) by the Constance bishop Franz Johann Vogt of Altensumerau and Prasberg ; on December 15, 1716, the St. Joseph's Brotherhood was established and the keeping of the Holy of Holies in the church began; on the ceiling of the chapel you can admire a painting depicting the death of St. Joseph; For a long time the chapel and chaplainry belonged to the parish of St. Martin in Langenargen, but in 1957 they came to the Kressbronn parish of St. Maria Hilfe der Christisten; the famous Romanesque lecture cross from the middle of the 12th century is in the Langenargen Museum. In 1974 the chapel was renovated, in addition to the figures of the patron saint and the Mother of God, a figure of Mary and John has since been on display; The former chaplain’s house, a two-storey stone building with a round arch portal and gable roof, was built around fifty meters west of the chapel and was built in 1728.	§ 28.1.2

Former cultural monuments

object	location	Year Built inclusion in monument list demolition	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Seestrasse
at 56/1		1878 ? ?	Former landing bridge The actual landing bridge has been broken off, some dolphins are still there. At this point, a wooden ship landing was first documented in 1794; with the approval of steamship traffic , the new, much longer pier was built in 1878; At the end of the 1990s it was the only one of its kind still preserved in the Lake Constance district, but then had to give way to today's landing stage due to the technical requirements.	§ 2
Untermühleweg
House number 9		early 19th century ? ?	Former Ausgedinghaus ; canceled The two-storey building with a gable roof, which formerly belonged to the Untermühle, was characterized by the stilted house structure with a multifunctional economic area on the massive ground floor and a residential floor accessible via external external stairs; the upper floor and the south gable were clad with very small wooden shingles.	§ 2

See also

→ Main article : List of cultural monuments in Baden-Württemberg

literature

• Stefan Wiegele: Kressbronner Kirchenweg . 1st edition. Kunstverlag Josef Fink, Lindenberg 2007, ISBN 978-3-89870-422-9 .

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Kressbronn on Lake Constance  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Law for the Protection of Cultural Monuments (Monument Protection Act (DSchG) Baden-Württemberg) in the version of December 6, 1983 (pdf file, 45.9 kB)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o} Landesdenkmalamt Baden-Württemberg, "List of cultural monuments, part A 1 - immovable architectural and art monuments including objects of medieval archeology"
2. ↑ ^{a b c} Volker Caesar: Hardship of Preservation - Four listed farmhouses in Kressbronn ; Kressbronner Jahrbuch 1996/1997 (Volume 10), pages 80 to 85
3. ^ Eckart Rapp: Examples of private renovation measures ; Kressbronn Yearbook 2001, pages 56 to 63
4. ↑ 'Das Schlössle' in 'Kressbronner Schlösslepark - interesting facts about the park', pages 4 and 5; Kressbronn am Bodensee, 2011
5. ↑ Dipl.-Ing. Volker Caesar: Monument protection: Prize for the Müller house ; Kressbronner Jahrbuch 2002, pages 52/53
6. ↑ Behrend Finke: rediscovery and successful restoration of an important work of art ; Kressbronner Jahrbuch 1985 (Volume 2), page 52
7. ^ Ulrich Gräf: Einhaus in Kressbronn-Gattnau (Lake Constance district) ; Kressbronn Yearbook 2006, page 22
8. ^ "Monument Preservation Prize of the Württemberger Hypo 2005" in the preservation of monuments in Baden-Württemberg; Issue 1/2006, pages 49/50
9. ^ The art monuments in Württemberg, Tettnang district, 1937; Page 100
10. ↑ Petra Sachs-Gleich: A future for our past: Milz farm in Retterschen ; Kressbronner Jahrbuch 2002, pages 6 to 21
11. ↑ Monument Foundation Baden-Württemberg / "Monument of the Month" ( Memento of the original from October 10, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been 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; 56 kB) 
12. ↑ Behrend Finke: The lamentation under the cross - an important work of southern German baroque painting from the chapel in Tunau . Kressbronner Jahrbuch 1987/1988, pages 23/24
13. ^ Gebhard Branz: St. Josef Chapel Tunau ; Kressbronner Jahrbuch 1989, page 93
14. ↑ Behrend Finke: The restoration of the altar painting in the Tunau chapel ; Kressbronner Jahrbuch 1989, page 94

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