List of cultural monuments in Lauenburg / Elbe

In the list of cultural monuments in Lauenburg / Elbe , all cultural monuments of the Schleswig-Holstein city of Lauenburg / Elbe (Duchy of Lauenburg district) are listed (status: 2017).

By ordinance of January 3, 2002, the lower town of Lauenburg was completely protected as a monument area.

Protection zones

ID	location	Official name	description	image
13300	location	Lower town of Lauenburg	The monument area includes the medieval and early modern settlement areas of the city on the banks of the Elbe and in the erosion valleys of the northern slope of the Elbe. It is essentially limited as follows: 1. in the north by the foot of the Elbe slope; 2. in the east through the eastern border of the unloading and loading area; 3. in the south by the northern shoreline of the Elbe; in the west through the border of the buildings at the former waterworks

Factual entities

ID	location	Official name	description	image
32863	Amtsplatz 1, 5, 6, Amtsplatz, Friedrichsbrücke, Fürstengarten 29, Fürstengarten	Castle area Lauenburg and Fürstengarten	Castle area and prince's garden, on Ascanian castle complex of the 15th century. and palace construction with renaissance garden around 1600 by Duke Franz II. After the fire in 1616, the former east wing of the palace and the former palace tower were preserved, as well as parts of the gardens. Younger residential and administrative buildings
35694	At the palm lock 2, 4, 4a, 6, at the palm lock	Palm lock	Ensemble of technical functional buildings, palm lock and lock keeper's house from 1726, water mill from the beginning of the 19th century, power station and garage building from 1926 and pumping station from 1964
35692	Bergstrasse 15b, 17	Kampff's mill	Kampffs-Mühle, Dutch windmill from 1873 with a brick-built miller's house
36526	Berliner Strasse 17–25, Büchener Weg 3	Posthof Lauenburg	Posthof, 1967, a striking urban structure consisting of a post office building with a counter hall, forecourt with bronze sculpture, fences and technical outbuildings with a transmitter mast. Two-storey buildings with grid facades in light clinker and with flat copper roofs
37894	Elbstrasse 145, 145a	Station hotel	Aggregate station hotel; former hotel built in 1861, two-storey masonry construction with white sludge, eaves with a gable roof; to the east, the former dance hall, 1876, gable-independent, two-story brick building with a moderate gable roof, stage extension from 1908
37901	Elbstrasse 64	Former council pharmacy	Entity from residential house with free-standing rear building; House from 1824 (former Rathsapotheke), two-storey, seven-axis half-timbered building with a mansard roof; free-standing rear wing beg. 19th century, two-storey half-timbered building with a natural stone base and gable roof
33225	Glüsinger way	Cemetery of honor	Cemetery of honor for those killed in World War II, 1953, gate-like bell house with memorial plaques, rectangular green area with basalt plaques and crosses, as well as a memorial with a cross and tumba, oak grove, ornamental trees and shrub beds
36532	Hamburger Street	Lauenburg cemetery	Cemetery of the Protestant community, around 1800, expanded around 1900, reorganized in the 1930s; Rectangular area with right-angled main axes, chapel from 1809, important tombs and enclosure with portal
35693	Hohler Weg 1, 2, Kirchplatz 1, 5	Lauenburg Church	The whole of the Lauenburg church, an ensemble in the center of the lower town consisting of the Gothic church of St. Maria Magdalena with furnishings, the former deacon house from 1605, the pastor widow house from 1702, the former school from 1824 and the parish hall from 1860.	more pictures
32990	Hollow way 15	Ensemble Bürgerhausgruppe Hohler Weg 15	Two-part house group, two adjacent town houses; 17th (south) and 18th centuries; Gabled half-timbered buildings, south two-storey with elaborate half-timbering and gable roof, north single-storey with mansard roof

Majority of structures

ID	location	Official name	description	image
33005	Elbstraße 25, Neustadt 1, 3, 7, 9, 13	Construction group Neustadt and Elbstrasse	Group of residential and commercial buildings, 17th u. 18th century on the road connecting Lauenburg's upper and lower town, a closed group of mostly modest residential buildings with front gardens
37556	Elbstrasse 44, 46, 48	Hotel group Elbstraße 44-48	Hotel group Elbstraße 44–48; Group of two- to three-storey, gable-independent hotel and restaurant buildings, with representative red stone-faced facades in the typical structure of the "Hotel Möller" from the middle of the 19th century as well as the "Hotel zum Löwen" with a renewed facade from 1924
32929	Dig 29, 31	Town houses Graben 29 u. 31	Group of two residential houses, 18th century, location on a square in a side street of the Lauenburg lower town, representative half-timbered buildings, two house trees
32934	Grünstraße 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12	Craftsmen's houses at Grünstraße 2–12	Craftsmen's houses Grünstraße, 17. u. 18th century, on a side street in the western outskirts of the lower town of Lauenburg, a closed group of mostly modest residential and commercial buildings

Structural systems

ID	location	Official name	description	image
29411	Albinusstrasse 24	Former Albinus School	Albinusschule, foundation building by Christian Ludwig Albinus (1711–1837), two-story brick building on an angled floor plan with a high basement and hipped roof, 1871–72
8158	Albinusstrasse 26	Albinus House
11093	At Kuhgrund 5	Former shipbuilding company	Former shipbuilding, 1767, two-storey half-timbered building with transverse wing, on a T-shaped floor plan with saddle roofs; included 19th century brick courtyard building and natural stone embankment wall.
1456	Office	Castle tower	The brick tower was built between 1474 and 1477. In 1725 one floor was removed.
3337	Official place 1	Residential building
32921	Official place 5	Urban Development Office	Urban Development Office, late 19th / early 20th century, two-story brick building with a hipped roof
921	Office 6	Former castle	The Lauenburg was built in 1182 by Bernhard von Sachsen. On January 29, 1616, a fire broke out on the Schlossberg and largely destroyed the complex.
33052	Bahnhofstrasse 2	Former home in Wahrenburg	Former residential building in Wahrenburg, 1889, two-storey plastered building with a Berlin roof and corner turret
32996	Bahnhofstrasse 3	Residential building	Residential house, E. 19th century, two-storey brick building with saddle roof, economical brick structure with plastering elements
33006	Bahnhofstrasse 11	Gasthaus "Zum Anker"	Two-storey brick building with a gable roof in a free-standing position at a space-like fork between Hafenstrasse and Bahnhofstrasse, 19th century.
33007	Bahnhofstrasse 13	Residential building	Residential house, A. 20th century, two-story brick building and saddle roof, rich applied plaster ornamentation, front garden and enclosure
11134	Bahnhofstrasse 18	Road bridge scale	The Lauenburg master mason Basedow built these carter scales in 1914 . By comparing the weight before and after loading the car with coal , the actual weight of the delivery could be determined. A local scout sworn by the city carried out this work. The scale was in operation until the 1960 / 70s, after which a scale built by the Raiffeisenbank in the industrial area took over the weight determination.
28297	At the palm lock 2	Power plant: garage building
514	At the palm lock 4	Mill by the palm lock
2862	At the palm lock 4 a	power plant
3339	At the palm lock 6	Palm lock	The palm lock in Lauenburg is the oldest boiler lock in Europe. It was built entirely of wood in the course of the Stecknitz Canal in 1398 and was one of 15 locks in this first watershed canal in the world (construction period 1392-1398).
4110	At the palm lock 6	Lock keeper's house
11132	Bergstrasse 17	Kampff's mill	Kampffs-Mühle, Dutch windmill from 1873, roller mills and drive from 1965, overmolding and blades from 2005
29531	Berliner Strasse 17-25	Post office building	Post office building, 1967, elongated yellow brick building with sandstone elements, two-storey with a flat raised copper roof, counter hall, high-quality staircases inside
33073	Berliner Strasse 17-25	Posthof: bronze sculpture "The Waiting"	Bronze sculpture "The Waiting", 1967, sculptor Karlheinz Goedtke (Mölln), group of three in the stylized style of post-war art
33077	Büchener Weg 9	Ash pitcher	Eschenkrug, inn and hotel, 19th century, reconstruction in 1926 by the architect Klebing, single-storey brick building with a short hipped roof, side dwelling in protruding half-timbered structure with double columns, front garden, embankment wall and courtyard paving
11130	Elbstrasse 2	Former match factory	Former match factory, around 1930, factory complex comprising a central factory hall, administration building and adjoining outbuildings, one and two-storey brick buildings with flat monopitch roofs, administration building with a steep pitched roof
6199	Elbstrasse 8	Residential building	The half-timbered house was built in 1726.
8597	Elbstrasse 12	Residential and commercial building
8600	Elbstrasse 14	former inn "Hamburger Keller"	The house dates from the second half of the 17th century.
8599	Elbstrasse 16	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building, outbuildings
3340	Elbstrasse 18	Residential and commercial building	The first floor of the house was built with bricks, the second floor is half-timbered.
3341	Elbstrasse 20	Residential building	The half-timbered house was built in 1649.
11128	Elbstrasse 21	Residential building	Residential house, A. 19th century, two-storey half-timbered building with short hipped roof, plastered brick base
8601	Elbstrasse 22	Residential and commercial building
8598	Elbstrasse 23	Residential building
8602	Elbstrasse 24	Residential building
3342	Elbstrasse 25	Residential building
8603	Elbstrasse 26	Old customs house
8900	Elbstrasse 28	Former Hagenström department store	The former Zollpackhof was built in the 18th century. Before that there was a house from the middle of the 16th century.
11124	Elbstrasse 29	Community center
11123	Elbstrasse 31	Community center
13519	Elbstrasse 33	Community center
10858	Elbstrasse 35	Residential and commercial building (Jacobisches Haus)	The half-timbered house was built in 1647.
11121	Elbstrasse 36	Residential building	Residential house, in the core probably 18th century, two-storey half-timbered building, gable. Hipped roof, facing brick facade E. 19th century
11120	Elbstrasse 37	Community center
11119	Elbstrasse 38	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; 18th century; Two-storey half-timbered building with a gable roof, three-storey brick gable facing the street with dividing elements typical of the time
11118	Elbstrasse 39	Community center
50	Elbstrasse 41	Residential and commercial building / locksmith's shop
11172	Elbstrasse 43	Residential building
11171	Elbstrasse 44	Hotel Zum Löwen	Hotel zum Löwen, Kern E. 18th century, three-storey brick building with a short hipped roof on the gable, neo-baroque facade from 1924
11170	Elbstrasse 46	Hotel Möller	Hotel Möller, former distillery, Kern E. 18th century, facade Wed. 19th century, three-story brick building, rich brick structure
11169	Elbstrasse 47	Community center	The house dates from the 18th century. It is a three-story house, the ground floor and the first floor are made of brick, the third floor is half-timbered.
11167	Elbstrasse 49	Mensing house	The house was built in 1573.	more pictures
11165	Elbstrasse 54	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building, former Schreyer inn, around 1875, reconstruction in 1927, three-storey plastered building, shield gable with simple storey profiles
11164	Elbstrasse 55	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building, 2nd half of the 19th century, two-storey brick building with a representative three-storey shield gable, brick structure
11163	Elbstrasse 56	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building; 1876; three-storey brick building with a shield gable in front of the eaves short hipped roof, simple brick structure typical of the time
7271	Elbstrasse 59	Former town hall	The former town hall building was built in 1740. Nowadays the Elbe Shipping Museum is located in the building .
3343	Elbstrasse 61	Schreyer's house	Experts date the house to 1583.
11158	Elbstrasse 63	Community center
1649	Elbstrasse 64	Residential building (former council pharmacy)
11162	Elbstrasse 64	Rear building (former council pharmacy)
3344	Elbstrasse 65	Residential building
32684	Elbstrasse 67	Residential building	Residential house, 1909, two-storey half-timbered building, gable-free, saddle roof, historicizing half-timbered ornamentation
11153	Elbstrasse 73	Craftsman House
11150	Elbstrasse 79	Residential and commercial building
11147	Elbstrasse 82	Schiffer Exchange
11146	Elbstrasse 83	Front and rear building	Front building brick from the 2nd half of the 20th century, roof structure from the 17th century. receive. Two-storey half-timbered rear house, probably 18th century, with crane beams
9616	Elbstrasse 85	Former Marienkaland and house of the Lauenburg shipping authority
11144	Elbstrasse 87	Craftsman House
11143	Elbstrasse 88	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building, core of the 18th century, two-storey half-timbered building with eaves, ground floor replaced in brick
32724	Elbstrasse 89	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building, 1906, narrow brick building with three-storey shield gable, plaster band ornamentation
32720	Elbstrasse 91	Former Kampff department store	Residential and commercial building, 1903, three-storey brick building with an attic front, neo-baroque stucco ornamentation
11141	Elbstrasse 93	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building, 1868, Julius Basedau, shop front 1912, two-storey brick building with a gable roof, gable-independent, brick structure typical of the time
11140	Elbstrasse 95	Rumpf's house		more pictures
11139	Elbstrasse 97	Community center
11138	Elbstrasse 99	former cigar manufactory
11137	Elbstrasse 101	Community center
32976	Elbstrasse 102-104	Rufer (plastic)	Bronze sculpture "Der Rufer", 1959, Karlheinz Goedtke, young boatman figure calling, ambiguous symbol of freedom and hope in the city
2870	Elbstrasse 103	former memory
2871	Elbstrasse 105	Residential and commercial building		more pictures
3345	Elbstrasse 106	former Federal Customs Office (1868)
11218	Elbstrasse 107	Craftsman House		more pictures
11217	Elbstrasse 108	Former post office	Imperial post office, between 1885 and 1899, two-storey plastered building with parapet, plaster ornamentation
11214	Elbstrasse 109	former memory
3346	Elbstrasse 111	Community center
11215	Elbstrasse 113	Residential building	Residential house, around 1900, two-story brick building, eaves with a mansard roof, historicist plaster structure
11216	Elbstrasse 114	Elbe boat house	The two-story building with a small gable room is a historic half-timbered house from 1663. In the 21st century it was used as a hotel.
10853	Elbstrasse 116	Residential building
11212	Elbstrasse 119	Ferry house	This half-timbered house dates back to 1649. It was completely renovated in 2003 and converted into a hotel with 10 rooms.
7272	Elbstrasse 122	former soap factory
10950	Elbstrasse 123	Spangenberg's house
11209	Elbstrasse 124	Community center
11210	Elbstrasse 126	Residential building
11204	Elbstrasse 133	former skipper's house
11203	Elbstrasse 135	former skipper's house
11202	Elbstrasse 137	former skipper's house
11200	Elbstrasse 139	former skipper's house
11199	Elbstrasse 141	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building, after 1836, four-storey half-timbered building, independent of the gable with staggered shield gable, plastered facade A. 20th century
11198	Elbstrasse 145	Former train station hotel	Former station hotel, 1861, two-storey masonry construction with white sludge, eaves with a gable roof
11201	Elbstraße 145 a	Former dance hall "Heinrich-Osterwold-Halle"	Former dance hall, 1876, gable-free, two-storey brick building with moderate gable roof, stage extension from 1908
11135	Friedrichsbrücke	Friedrichsbrücke	Friedrichsbrücke, 1807, renewed in 1949, round arch bridge made of bricks over granite blocks, ornamented keystones
11196	Fürstengarten 29	Former administration building	Former administration building, end of the 18th / beginning of the 19th century, single-storey brick building, gable end with a short hipped roof
11195	Glüsinger Weg 6	St. Anne's Hospital	St. Annen Hospital, 1904, two-storey brick building with hipped roof, central projection, enclosure
11192	Dig 9	Residential building	House, 17./18. Century, two-storey half-timbered building, independent from the gable, saddle roof, gable slightly protruding, decorative brick associations
32882	Dig 18	Residential house with business	Residential building with business, 2nd half of the 19th century, residential building in an exposed corner situation in terms of urban development, single-storey brick building with a dormitory, gable roof and decorative brick structure, wing on the east side, two-storey workshop wing on the north side
8134	Ditch 19	Residential and farm buildings
11190	Dig 29	Residential building
11189	Trench 31	Residential building
32830	Grünstraße 9	villa	Residential house, 1st third of the 20th century, single-storey brick building in the style of homeland security, steep pitched roof with high dwelling houses, detached entrance porch; Brick stairs on the southern slope
8607	Grünstraße 10	Residential building
8608	Grünstraße 12	Residential building
11180	Grünstraße 16	Waterways and Shipping Office	Wasser- und Schifffahrtsamt, Wed 19th century, two-storey plastered building in eaves position, five-axis with central entrance and outside staircase, hipped roof
11177	Hafenstrasse 16	Residential building	House, 18./19. Century, eaves, single-storey brick building with short hipped roof, single-storey brick wing with pent roof
11176	Hafenstrasse 30	Storage	Storage building E. 19./A. 20th century, six-storey brick building with side. six-storey extension, flat saddle roofs, central axis with entrance, loading hatches and crane beam system
2054	Hamburger Street	Cemetery chapel	The chapel was built in 1802. The building is octagonal and made of bricks.
11116	Hamburger Strasse 32	Former rifle house	Former rifle house, 1818, stately half-timbered building with two storeys, eaves, short hipped roof with wide dormer, brick enclosure
11115	Hollow way 1	Former school	Former school, 1824. Single-storey brick building with a natural stone base and an extended hip roof
32844	Hollow way 2	Parish hall	Parish hall built in 1860, two-storey brick building with a natural stone base, gable-free with a gable roof, brick structure typical of the time and building decoration
11114	Hollow way 3	Community center	The half-timbered house was built in 1607.	more pictures
11113	Hollow way 4	Community center
3347	Hollow way 5	Residential building
11112	Hollow way 6	Community center "Freystatzkysches Haus"
11111	Hollow way 7	Community center
11110	Hollow way 8	Residential building
3348	Hollow way 13	Former Residential and farm building "Alte Kaserne"
3349	Hollow way 15	Town house (two-story)
11107	Hollow way 15	Town house (one story)
11106	Hollow way 18	Residential building	Residential house, core from 1726, single-storey half-timbered building, gable with gable roof, pre-blinded masonry facade
8531	Hollow way 21	Residential building
11104	Hollow way 31	Pastorate	The half-timbered house was built in the 18th century.
11098	Hunnenburg 1	Craftsman House
11097	Hunnenburg 4	Residential building	Residential house, core building 17th century, extended 18th century, single-storey half-timbered building, gable-free with gable roof, anchor beam with double mortise locks
3350	church Square	Church of St. Maria Magdalena with furnishings	The church is a 13th century foundation. The current brick choir dates from 1827. The church tower is even younger, and was rebuilt in 1902 as part of a rebuilding in the neo-Gothic style.
11095	Church square 1	former deacon house	The two-storey half-timbered house, a former deacon house, was built in 1592–1605.
3351	Church square 5	Parish widow house	The parish widow's house was built in 1702.
20663	Körtingstrasse	Road paving
8262	Körtingstrasse 7	Residential building
32979	Körtingstrasse 9	Former shipyard workers' house	Former shipyard workers' house, 1858–70, Friedrich Uhrbrock, single-storey brick building, eaves, gable roof
3352	Neustadt 1	Residential house (Maacksche's widow's house)	The Maacksches widow house was built in 1761. It is a single storey half-timbered house.
3353	Neustadt 3	Residential building
7639	Neustadt 4	former inn "Zum Rautenkranz"	The two-story house was built in the first half of the 18th century.
3354	Neustadt 7	Residential building
3355	Neustadt 9	Residential building	The half-timbered house was built in 1615.
3356	Neustadt 13	Residential building
20662	Schäferstrasse	Road paving
8263	Uhrbrookstrasse	Road paving
11084	Vineyard 7	Friedrich Adolph Schoenfeld's house	Friedrich A. Schoenfeld house, 1894, two-storey brick building with hipped roof, risalit and plaster ornaments, front garden with enclosure

Parts of structures

ID	location	Official name	description	image
33054	Weingarten 12	"Reading girl", mosaic	Reading girl, mosaic relief 1959 by Karlheinz Goedtke, originally on the exterior of the Gesamtdeutsche Bücherei, now inside the building due to overbuilding

Green features

ID	location	Official name	description	image
38091	Glüsinger way	Cemetery of honor	Cemetery of honor for those killed in World War II, 1953, gate-like bell house with memorial plaques, rectangular green area with basalt plaques and crosses, as well as a memorial with a cross and tumba, oak grove, ornamental trees and shrub beds
19676	Dig 29	Two house trees

Movable cultural monuments

ID	location	Official name	description	image
7331		Paddle steamer "Kaiser Wilhelm"	The paddle steamer Kaiser Wilhelm was built in Dresden in 1900. The 57.2 m long paddle steamer is the world's last passenger paddle steamer in operation that is fired with coal.

Structural systems, summarized in the majority of structural systems

location	Official name	description	image
Grünstraße 2	Craftsman House		See picture above
Grünstraße 4	Residential building
Grünstraße 6	Residential building
Grünstraße 8	Residential building

Former monument

location	Official name	description	image
Hamburger Strasse 2-4	Residential and commercial building	Residential and commercial building, around 1730, single-storey half-timbered building, eaves, mansard roof with short hips, central, two-axis dwarf house. The building was badly damaged in a fire on January 8, 2019. In July 2020 the ruin was removed from the list of monuments.

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). 3. Edition. Deutscher Kunstverlag, Munich / Berlin 2009, ISBN 978-3-422-03120-3 .

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Lauenburg / Elbe  - collection of images, videos and audio files

source

• List of cultural monuments in Schleswig-Holstein (PDF; approx. 771 kB)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ State ordinance on the monument area "Unterstadt Lauenburg" of January 3, 2002.
2. ↑ Old weighbridge with weighing housing, on www.herzogtum-lauenburg.de; accessed on Nov. 13, 2016.
3. ↑ Timo Jann: fire ruins deleted from the list of monuments In: Lübecker Nachrichten . July 15, 2020, p. 11.

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