List of cultural monuments in Ostrach

Ostrach coat of arms

In the list of cultural monuments in Ostrach are cultural monuments of Baden-Wuerttemberg Municipality Ostrach in the district of Sigmaringen in Germany listed. The basis is the directory of immovable architectural and art monuments and the objects to be inspected by the State Monuments Office of Baden-Württemberg , as of June 28, 2011 , drawn up in September 2000 .

The list is sorted alphabetically according to the main town, localities, suburbs and hamlets and within these by streets.

Monuments

Ostrach

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Monument Street
Flst. 459/1		1903	Memorial chapel Chapel in memory of those who died in the Battle of Ostrach in 1799 . On May 17, 1903, the Ostrach Veterans Association laid the foundation stone for a memorial on the Buchbühl. Before that, a simple wooden cross stood on the still unwooded hilltop. The design comes from the Hohenzollern architect and state curator Wilhelm Friedrich Laur . The inauguration of the dome building made of Otterswang limestone with a square floor plan of 5 × 5 meters, a height of nine meters, a simple interior and a crypt took place on October 22, 1903. The copper-covered dome has a gilded cross. In 1945 a Lady Chapel was set up to protect the monument .	§ 2
Factory route
No. 1 and 3		1875	Former train station Two-storey station building on the Württemberg railway line from Pfullendorf to Altshausen, which opened in 1875, with a boarded shed.	§ 2	i. V.
Friedhofstrasse
Flst. 658/15		1953	Memorial chapel Chapel in memory of those who died in the First and Second World Wars . Plastered solid building with ceiling painting	§ 2
Main road
No. 21		1897	Catholic parish church “St. Pancras " Basilica with a polygonal choir closure. Plastered solid building, while retaining the choir and tower from 1569. 1996 to 1999 renovated.	§ 2
No. 23		1702	Rectory On a floor-to-ceiling base, a two-story, plastered building that was built in 1979/81 using doors, stairs, stucco elements and window bars from the previous building from 1702	§ 2	i. V.
# 48		1812	Small farmhouse Two-storey small farmhouse in half-timbered construction	§ 2	i. V.
Kaplaneigasse
No. 6		18th century	Chaplain building Two-storey plastered building with a hipped roof	§ 2	i. V.
Rentamtstrasse
number 1		around 1700	Oberamt of the Reichsstift Salem from 1803 rent office, from 1877 to 1952 chief forester of the princes Thurn and Taxis , consisting of two-storey house, massive ground floor, upper floor in half-timbered houses massive, plastered tithe barn with stepped gable and coat of arms (1595) Wash house (18th century)	§ 2 (12)	i. V.

Burgweiler village

Burgweiler is about four and a half kilometers southwest of the main town of Ostrach. The locality includes the suburbs Burgweiler , Egelreute , Hahnennest , Mettenbuch , Oberochsenbach , Ochsenbach , Ulzhausen , Waldbeuren and Zoznegg as well as the farms Freudenberg , Rothenbühl and Sturmberg .

Part of Burgweiler

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
At the Kreuzberg
at No. 12		around 1900	Community scales Vehicle scale with external floor scale	§ 2	i. V.
No. 16 + 17		around 1875	railway station Station on the Württemberg railway line from Pfullendorf to Altshausen , opened in 1875 ; consisting of the former train station building and two auxiliary buildings	§ 2	i. V.
Rotenbuehlstrasse
No. 13		12th century 1885	Parish Church of St. Blaise Catholic hall church with polygonal choir closure and choir flank tower; Plastered solid construction, tower and crypt from the 12th century , nave and choir from 1885. The church is consecrated to St. Bishop Blasius, one of the fourteen helpers in need. As early as 1593 it is mentioned that the high altar of the church in Burgweiler was consecrated in honor of the Virgin Mary, John the Baptist, Bishop Blasius and Appolonia.	§ 2 / 28.1.3 (12)
No. 14		Early 16th century	Tithe shy former tithe barn; plastered solid construction, south side with stepped gable	§ 28.1.3	i. V.

Partial Egelreute

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
without specification
Flst. 1101		Beginning 20th century	Community scales Cattle scale	§ 2	i. V.
Flst. 1334			chapel plastered solid construction with roof turrets	§ 2
Flst. 1334		1887	crossroads Base cross with inscription and enclosure; Base and cross trunk made of sandstone , metal body	§ 2	i. V.

Part of the rooster nest

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Rooster nest
at No. 4/1		re. 1906	Fountain Fountain made of cast iron well stock and fountain trough made of artificial stone	§ 2
No. 8		1610	Chapel of St. Michael Plastered solid building with roof turret , in which a small a '' bronze bell (Ø 45 mm; ~ 55 kg), cast by Benjamin Grüninger in 1949 , is suspended. The basic construction of the roof ridge consists of two vertical wooden posts that run parallel to each other, between which the yoke of the bell is suspended, with a square roof ridge at the top.	§ 28.1.3

Part of Mettenbuch

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
without specification
Flst. 1601		1780	Chapel of St. Anthony of Padua plastered solid construction with roof turret; renovated in 1947	§ 28.1.3	i. V.

Partial town Ochsenbach

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Falkenstrasse
No. 15		around 1900	Chapel of Our Lady plastered solid construction with roof turret; and Marie Chapel named	§ 28.1.3	i. V.
Flst. 2016		re. 1903	crossroads Base cross; Sandstone plinth with inscription and cast iron cross on top	§ 2	i. V.

Waldbeuren district

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Auenstrasse
No. 4		12th century	St. Mauritius Chapel Solid construction with roof turret; one of the oldest chapels in Linzgau ; it was built in the Romanesque period ( 12th century ) and is characterized by its valuable wall frescoes.	§ 28.1.3

Zoznegg suburb

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
without specification
Flst. 2915		re. 1899	crossroads Base cross with inscription; Base and cross trunk made of sandstone, metal body	§ 2	i. V.

Jettkofen locality

Jettkofen is located around two kilometers north of the main town of Ostrach in the Ostrach valley .

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
On Gunzenhauser Weg
Flst. 335			Field cross Wooden high cross	§ 2
Einharter Straße
Flst. 23		1579/1748 ren. 1934, 1951, 1985	Chapel of St. Wolfgang and Katharina Plastered solid building with roof turret; Jettkofen was an ecclesiastical branch of the parish of Ostrach since the 13th century . In 1568 a pay house “behind the chapel” was awarded, so that by that time the chapel was probably already standing; 1579 consecration of the chapel by Constance Auxiliary Bishop Balthasar; the renovation or new construction of today's chapel then took place in the time of the powerful abbot Anselm II of Salem , in 1748.	§ 2
Mühlgasse
No. 6		re. 1832	Mill Former mill - now a residential building with a mill channel	§ 2
Ostracher Strasse
between No. 9 and No. 13			Fountain Cast iron fountain, consisting of a fountain stick and bowl	§ 2
Tafertsweiler Strasse
Flst. 147		re. 1882	crossroads Pedestal cross with inscription “ With the sign of the cross deliver us, O God, from our sufferings. “And surrounding stones; Base and cross seat made of sandstone, cast iron body	§ 2
outside the local area, on the L 286
Flst. 697		? new: 1962 rest. 2000	Memory column Column commemorating the battle of Ostrach in 1799; Oak post with a plaque on the front and a raised cross	§ 2	i. V.

Kalkreute-Spöck locality

Kalkreute-Spöck is about three and a half kilometers southwest of the main town of Ostrach. The village consists of the suburbs Spöck and Kalkreute .

Kalkreute suburb

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Brunnenstrasse
No. 4		1491 exp. 17th cent . 19th century	St. Wendelin Chapel Plastered solid building with roof turret; in the core 1491, expanded in the 17th century , changed in the 19th century ; From an ecclesiastical perspective, Kalkreute belonged to the parish of Ostrach as a “branch” very early on, and we first heard of the “capell zu Kalckrutin” when the eternal early mass was founded in the parish church of Ostrach in 1490/91; in the ground plan an elongated rectangle, the eastern part of which is probably medieval, the western extension was built towards the end of the 17th century.	§ 2
Flst. 362		1909	Fountain Consisting of a cast-iron fountain shaft and fountain trough made of artificial stone	§ 2
outside the local area
Flst. 37		re. 1935	crossroads Base cross with inscription; Base and cross stem made of artificial stone, metal body	§ 2	i. V.

Laubbach village

Laubbach is about two and a half kilometers south of the main town of Ostrach in the Ostrach valley . The village consists of the three suburbs Laubbach , Ober- and Unterweiler .

Part of Laubbach

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Kirchweg
No. 16 Flst. 4th		1602 ren. 1993/95	Chapel of St. Nicholas / Marienkapelle Hall church with polygonal choir closure and west tower; the tower was added in 1868 and measures 28.70 meters with the cross; At that time, two new bells were purchased, each of these bells fell victim to a war, only since 1955 has the ringing of St. Nicholas been complete again.	§ 28.1.2	i. V.
Laubbacher Mill
Flst. 282		1848	crossroads Base cross; Base made of tuff stone , cast iron cross	§ 2	i. V.
outside the local area
Flst. 161		re. 1848	crossroads Base cross; Base made of tuff stone, cast iron cross	§ 2	i. V.

Part of Oberweiler

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
without specification
Flst. 29		around 1860/70	crossroads Base cross; Base made of tuff stone, cast iron cross	§ 2	i. V.

Unterweiler suburb

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Königseggwalder Strasse
No. 7 Flst. 25 earlier: Unterweiler 9		around 1900	Bakehouse	§ 2	i. V.
Sankt Nepomuk Street
No. 15 Flst. 14 earlier: Unterweiler 17		probably around 1800	Saint Nepomuk Chapel plastered solid construction with roof turrets	§ 28.1.2	i. V.
without specification
Flst. 38/1			crossroads Base cross with inscription; Base and cross trunk made of sandstone, metal body	§ 2	i. V.

Village of Magenbuch-Lausheim

Magenbuch-Lausheim is about five kilometers northwest of the main town of Ostrach. The locality consists of the suburbs Lausheim and Magenbuch .

Sub-town Lausheim

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Lausheim
No. 34		re. 1732	Courtyard former Salmansweiler administrative building: two-storey, plastered building with hipped roof (18th century) former tithe barn: solid construction with hipped roof and coat of arms (1732) Furnace house	§ 2	i. V.
No. 54		1496 exp. 18th century	St. Rupert's Chapel Romanesque , plastered building with a semicircular apse from the 12th century , which was consecrated in 1496. The windows were enlarged in the 18th century. The furnishings include an altar (around 1700) and some sculptures from the 14th to 18th centuries, including a painting of Saint Ida of Toggenburg from 1797.	§ 2	i. V.
without specification
Flst. 96/3		re. 1943	crossroads Base cross with inscription; Base and cross trunk made of sandstone, metal body	§ 2	i. V.

Partial stomach book

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Meginhardstrasse
No. 12		1725	Parish Church of St. Pankratius plastered solid construction; Hall church with two ridge turrets, partly using a medieval predecessor building by Lukas Schindler	§ 2 (12)	i. V.
outside the local area
Flst. 94		re. 1923	Memorial stone in memory of Albrecht Dunz; Artificial stone	§ 2	i. V.
Flst. 138			crossroads High cross with a second figure on the cross stem	§ 2	i. V.

Tafertsweiler village

Tafertsweiler is located around 3.2 kilometers northeast of the main town of Ostrach in a terminal moraine landscape . The village consists of the suburbs Bachhaupten , Eschendorf , Gunzenhausen , Tafertsweiler and Wirnsweiler .

Part of Bachhaupten

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Kirchberg
No. 7		1727/28	Parish Church of St. Michael plastered solid construction; Catholic hall church with semicircular end of the choir and choir flank tower, churchyard, ossuary, older gravestones, memorial for those who died in the First and Second World War and walling; Stucco marble altars by Joseph Anton Feuchtmayr , pulpit from 1727.	§ 2 (12)
Flst. 66		around 1862	Place-name sign Location: Bachhaupten, Oberamt: Sigmaringen, Landwehr district: Coblenz - Registration office: Sigmaringen	§ 2
Monastery courtyard
Flst. 54/3		around 1700	Walling of the former cloister courtyard of the Salem rule Ostrach with coat of arms in the portal Around 1700 construction of the monastery wall and the nursing home building; 1803 Abolition of the Salem monastery, Bachhaupten falls to the Prince of Thurn und Taxis , the farm subsequently becomes private property; 1972 Demolition of the nursing home, only part of the wall with portal remains	§ 2

Part of Eschendorf

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Eschendorf
No. 7		1727/28	Courtyard Courtyard with two-story, plastered house and barn with brick-lined half-timbering	still under examination	i. V.
without specification
Flst. 92/2		around 1865	crossroads Base cross with cast iron cross	§ 2	i. V.
Flst. 138			Wayside shrine Sculpture house on a square base	§ 2

Partial town of Tafertsweiler

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Massener Street
No. 14		17th century	Farmhouse Single house with two-storey living area and plank beam ceiling	§ 2	i. V.
Local road
No. 20		1826/27 1923	Parish Church of St. Urban Plastered solid construction; Hall church with long aisle structure and retracted choir, sacristy extension and ridge turret on a pointed roof. In 1959 three new bells were purchased, the smallest of which was consecrated to the church patron Saint Urban , the middle to the Holy Mother of God and the largest as the Christ bell to commemorate the fallen and missing of both world wars by missionary bishop Augustin Olbert . → Main article : St. Urban (Tafertsweiler)	§ 2
outside the local area
Flst. 405		re. 1949	crossroads Wayside cross with inscription, artificial stone	§ 2	i. V.
Flst. 493		re. 1886	graveyard Gottesacker with cemetery cross made of sandstone (1886), memorial to those who fell in the two world wars, memorial stone for Josef Heinzler, various tombstones and walling with niches	§ 2

Part of Wirnsweiler

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Wirnsweiler
No. 5		around 1915	Wendelin Chapel In the middle of the First World War, four Wirnsweiler families built the chapel dedicated to Saint Wendelin , a plastered solid building with a roof turret. In terms of church politics , Wirnsweiler belongs to the parish of Bolstern , the patronage of the chapels is celebrated on October 20th.	§ 2

Wangen locality

Wangen is located around three and a half kilometers northwest of the main town of Ostrach in the Ostrach valley , between the villages of Jettkofen in the southeast and Weithart in the north.

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Cheeks
No. 19		1611	Chapel of St. Michael plastered solid construction with roof turrets and framework; Romanesque core ( 12th century ). The bell bought in 1900, also called the weather bell , was rung when severe thunderstorms with storms and hail were approaching, and called on the villagers to light the weather candles and pray for the protection of God for people, animals and the yard.	§ 28.1.3
without specification
Flst. 21/3		re. 1904	Fountain Fountain trough made of artificial stone and cast iron fountain stick	§ 2
Flst. 204		re. 1619	crossroads Base cross with inscription; Base and cross stem made of artificial stone, metal body	§ 2

Weithart village

The village of Weithart is located about five and a half kilometers northwest of the main village of Ostrach, it consists of the suburbs Bernweiler , Eimühle , Einhart , Habsthal and Levertsweiler .

Part of Eimühle

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Egg mill
No. 1 Flst. 190/1		re. 1664	Egg mill former flour mill of the Habsthal monastery on the Ostrach ; Consists of a two-storey, plastered main building (today a pottery) with double-curved gables and two barns	§ 2

Part of Einhart

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
At Hohenberg
No. 8		around 1524 exp. 1720	Parish Church of St. Nicholas plastered solid building, hall church with polygonal choir closure and choir flank tower; Nave from 1720, tower around 1524; Churchyard and walling	§ 2 (12)	i. V.
No. 10		16./17. Century	Rectory plastered two-storey building	§ 2	i. V.
Mühlenstrasse
No. 27			Chafing Scouring in half-timbered construction	§ 2	i. V.

Habsthal suburb

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Klosterstrasse
No. 1, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 15 and 21 Flst. 12/3, 14/2, 15/2, 15/4, 18/7 and 26/1		since 1259	Habsthal Monastery The former Dominican convent, today the “ Benedictine convent of Our Lady Habsthal ”, with the convent and parish church of St. Stephan, convent building, Mount of Olives Chapel (1679), Joseph Chapel (1920), cemetery and monastery walling; belonging former tithe barn (1712) three farm buildings Brewery Ice and storage cellar → Main article : Habsthal Abbey	§ 2

Part of Levertsweiler

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Hirsten
number 1		Beginning 19th century	Farmhouse Single house with two-storey living area; Ground floor plastered, upper floor with half-timbering	§ 2	i. V.
St. Lucia Way
No. 2		1753	Rectory two-story, plastered building with hipped roof ; under Abbot Anselm from Reichsstift Salem built	§ 2	i. V.
No. 8		15th century 1840	Parish Church of St. Lucia massive, plastered hall church; built according to plans by the Thurn und Taxic master craftsman Baur from Bad Buchau ; Tower from the 15th century , with stepped gables The furnishings include several high -quality Gothic Hulz sculptures: Saint Barbara and Katharina (both around 1500) and Martin and Wendelin (both around 1400).	§ 2 (12)
Weithartstrasse
No. 27		1755	Tithe shy former Salemian tithe barn , half-timbered; Built in 1755 based on a drawing by Meinrad von Au , owned by the Thurn and Taxic Rent Office in Ostrach from 1803 to 1862	§ 2	i. V.
without specification
Flst. 188/2		re. 1940	crossroads Base cross with inscription; Base and cross seat made of artificial stone	§ 2	i. V.
outside the local area
Flst. 231			Wayside shrine massive, plastered wayside shrine with Pietà	§ 2	i. V.

Entire demarcation

object	location	Year of construction Inclusion in the list of monuments	Official name (bold); description	DSchG	image
Entire demarcation
div.	div.	18./19. Century	Historic landmarks Historic boundary stones of the earlier borders between Hohenzollern , Württemberg and Baden ; Material entity with all other boundary stones on the district such as jurisdiction, forest, tithe, hunting and woad boundary stones as well as escort stones. → Main article : Ostrach Border Stone Museum	§ 2

See also

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

Web links

Commons : Kulturdenkmale in Ostrach  - Collection of pictures, 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. ↑ Georg Dehio (Ed.): Handbook of German Art Monuments . Baden-Württemberg I: The administrative districts of Stuttgart and Karlsruhe . Deutscher Kunstverlag, Munich 2011, ISBN 978-3-422-03024-4 , Ostrach, p. 527 (first edition: 1993).
2. ^ Parish of St. Blasius Burgweiler
3. ↑ Birgit Tuchen: Ostrach-Burgweiler: The Romanesque chapel of St. Mauritius in Waldbeuren . In: The northern Lake Constance area. Excursion destinations between the Rhine and Danube . Theiss, 2012, ISBN 978-3-8062-2643-0 , p. 181.
4. ↑ Top25 Viewer [Top. Map 1: 100000 Baden-Württemberg]
5. ↑ Georg Dehio (Ed.): Handbook of German Art Monuments . Baden-Württemberg I: The administrative districts of Stuttgart and Karlsruhe . Deutscher Kunstverlag, Munich 2011, ISBN 978-3-422-03024-4 , Magenbuch, p. 430 (first edition: 1993).
6. ↑ Georg Dehio (Ed.): Handbook of German Art Monuments . Baden-Württemberg I: The administrative districts of Stuttgart and Karlsruhe . Deutscher Kunstverlag, Munich 2011, ISBN 978-3-422-03024-4 , Bachhaupten, p. 25 (first edition: 1993).
7. ↑ Joseph Unger (ugr): parish church with history. In: Südkurier of July 12, 2011
8. ↑ Josef Unger (ugr): Blessing: The sun shines at the consecration of bells. 120 years ago, the tax sisters donated three bells to the church in Tafertsweiler. In: Schwäbische Zeitung from July 13, 2011
9. ↑ Rainer Spendel: Wirnsweiler is celebrating its 900th anniversary at www.schwaebische.de
10. ↑ Georg Dehio (Ed.): Handbook of German Art Monuments . Baden-Württemberg I: The administrative districts of Stuttgart and Karlsruhe . Deutscher Kunstverlag, Munich 2011, ISBN 978-3-422-03024-4 , Einhart, p. 166 (first edition: 1993).
11. ↑ ^{a b} Georg Dehio (Ed.): Handbook of German Art Monuments . Baden-Württemberg I: The administrative districts of Stuttgart and Karlsruhe . Deutscher Kunstverlag, Munich 2011, ISBN 978-3-422-03024-4 , Levertsweiler, p. 419 (first edition: 1993).

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