List of cultural monuments in Pinneberg

In the list of cultural monuments in Pinneberg , all cultural monuments of the Schleswig-Holstein district town of Pinneberg and its districts are listed (as of 2017).

Factual entities

ID	location	Official name	description	image
39511	At Drosteipark, Dingstätte 23, 25, Von-Ahlefeldt-Stieg	Drostei Pinneberg	Drostei Pinneberg; Built 1765–1767; two-story brick building with three-story, gable-facing central projections, rococo jewel of northern Germany, hipped mansard roof; two oath stones; City Museum (former courthouse); 1854-1855; two-storey neo-Romanesque brick building with central projection, slate-covered gable roof; Memorial to those who fell in the Franco-Prussian War 1870/71; Marble obelisk; surrounded by Drosteipark, which has been changed and supplemented several times since the baroque era
39712	Bahnhofstrasse 2, 4th floor	Christ Church	Christ Church; 1894/95; Architect: Hugo Groothoff, Hamburg; cruciform brick church with tower in neo-Gothic shapes; Pastorate; 1894/95; two-storey historical brick building with neo-Gothic style elements, slate roof
39664	Dingstätte 27, Rübekamp 1, 2	Rübekamp / Dingstätte assembly group	Center-forming group of buildings, former district building; 1892/93; two-storey plastered building with central pinnacle crowned gable, hipped roof; former Kreissparkasse, temporarily town hall; Originally built before 1884, extension in 1903, rebuilt in 1934 for the Kreissparkasse by Klaus Groth ; two-story brick building, hipped roof; Outbuilding of the former town hall, called Remise; 1893; single-storey plastered building, gable roof; Residential and commercial building; 2nd quarter of the 19th century; two-storey eaves house, flat hip roof
39518	Fahltskamp 30	Fahltskamp community center 30	Residential building; last quarter of the 18th century, alterations in 1921 by Klaus Groth; two-storey half-timbered house with brick infill, slate-covered hip roof; Three-frame half-timbered barn with brick lining, hollow pantile roof; wooden garden pavilion; 19th century
39523	Rellinger Strasse 37-39	Thesdorf farm complex	Thesdorf farm complex; 1921; Architect: Klaus Groth; representative complex with gate entrance with two mighty pillars, representative single-storey main building made of brick with a two-storey central projection with a colossal Ionic column portico in front of it with an outside staircase as well as two solitary stable buildings flanking the courtyard in the Baroque style of the homeland
39665	Schauenburgerstrasse 9, 11–13	Villa Warncke	Factory owner's villa; probably 1904; Extension 1911; two-storey five-axis building, eaves with a slate pitched roof; Horse stable and carriage shed; 1911; Two-storey brick building with sandstone elements and an ornamental framework in the gable
39524	Waldenauer Weg 7, 9	Ramcke Waldenau farm	Ramcke farm; Group of buildings from the 19th and 20th centuries; Residential and farm buildings; 1902; Brick building; Gable roof. Kate; 1802; Two-frame house, thatched roof. Plank barn; 19th century; Thatched roof

Majority of structures

ID	location	Official name	description	image
33790	Bahnhofstrasse 15a – b, 15c-d, Rosenhof 1–3, 2–4, 5, 6, 7, 8	Residential development Rosenhof	Residential development Rosenhof; 1936-37; Eight two-storey brick buildings with hipped roofs around the green space that gives it its name
39568	Bahnhofstrasse 41, 43, 45	Ratskellerblock	Ratskellerblock; 1928; built by Friedrich Strupp (building contractor); Three-storey row of residential and commercial buildings made of brick with expressionist elements and structures of the New Objectivity, hip and saddle roofs
39542	Bahnhofstrasse 5, 7, 9–11	Villa development at Bahnhofstrasse 5–11	Villa development at Bahnhofstrasse 5–11; 1853-early 20th century; two-storey row of three buildings from late classicism to historicism

Structural systems

ID	location	Official name	description	image
28211	At the Drosteipark	Monument 1870/71	Monument 1870/71; Memorial to the fallen soldiers of the Franco-Prussian War, black marble obelisk on a high sandstone pedestal
33393	At Drosteipark 1	Customs building	Customs building; 1954; two-storey brick building with a gable roof.
6813	At the Mühlenau 13	Administrative building of the former ILO engine works	Plastered building in the Bauhaus style U-shaped arrangement around a courtyard with a pergola made of concrete pillars Architect: Rudolf Lodders Year of construction: 1932
29161	Bahnhofstrasse	Cenotaph for the fallen of the 1st World War	Cenotaph for those who fell in World War I; Inaugurated in 1934; Design: City Architect Theodor Hansen; Pillar-like obelisk made of shell limestone blocks on its own site surrounded by parapet walls
24812	Bahnhofstrasse 1	Station building	Two-storey cubic building, flat hip roof, with two-storey water tower, gable roof, 1844; single-storey connecting building, around 1900; flanking single-storey extensions, 1936. The station was put into operation on September 18, 1844 with the opening of the Altona – Kiel line, making it one of the oldest in Schleswig-Holstein. Since 1967 it has been the terminus of the Hamburg S-Bahn.
9089	Bahnhofstrasse 2	Christ Church	Christ Church; 1894/95; Architect: Hugo Groothoff, Hamburg; cruciform brick church with tower in neo-Gothic shapes; Pastorate; 1894/95; two-storey historical brick building with neo-Gothic style elements, slate roof
9090	Bahnhofstrasse 4	Pastorate	1894/95; two-storey historical brick building with neo-Gothic style elements, slate roof
25308	Bahnhofstrasse 7	villa	Villa; 1896; Architectural office Schaar & Hintzpeter, Altona; two-storey plastered building, gable roof; Embankment wall with enclosure. Together with the neighboring houses, the villa documents the expansion of Bahnhofstrasse as a planned connection between the village and the train station
25309	Bahnhofstrasse 9–11	villa	Villa; after 1853; Semi-detached house, two-storey, symmetrical plastered building with two central entrances, eaves house with hipped roof and slate roofing
25064; 25065	Bahnhofstrasse 41, 43	Apartment building	Rental house; 1928, built by the building contractor Friedrich Strupp; Three-storey hipped roof building in a corner location with flat bay windows and covered entrance area, shop fittings on the ground floor, brick facade facing the street with reduced structure
25066	Bahnhofstrasse 45	Former apartment building	Former apartment building; 1928, built by Friedrich Strupp; Three-story brick residential and commercial building with attic level, corner building with round corner formation, hipped roof
35031	Bismarckstrasse	Schuettenberg Bridge	Schüttenberg Bridge; 1914; Architect: Klaus Groth; Roadway and sidewalk with parapet-high bridge strings, cast concrete
2689	Thing site 23	Drostei	The brick building located in Dingstätte 23 was erected between 1765–67. The architect is believed to be Ernst Georg Sonnin (1713–1794), who is said to have built the Drostei for Landdrosten, the secret conference councilor Hans von Ahlefeldt-Seestermühe (1710–1780). Sonnin is also attributed the similar building to Palais Doos in Wilster, although a clear attribution has not yet been made in both cases.
7580	Thing site 23	2 oath stones	Rectangular granite stones from the former Pinneberger Göding, a people's court (first mentioned in 1397). The oath-takers had to climb on it to swear.
24857	Thing place 25	City Museum (former courthouse)	Former district court brick building with triaxial central projection Year of construction: 1854/55
33640	Thing site 27	Former district savings bank	Former Kreissparkasse; Originally built before 1884, extension in 1903, rebuilt in 1934 for the Kreissparkasse by Klaus Groth; two-story brick building, hipped roof
3519	Fahltskamp 30	Residential building	Two-storey half-timbered house with brick infills, slate-covered hip roof, last quarter of the 18th century, renovations in 1921 by Klaus Groth
26919	Fahltskamp 30	barn	Barn of the house Fahltskamp 30 three- column half-timbered barn with brick lining , hollow pantile roof
26920	Fahltskamp 30	Wooden garden pavilion	Gift of the Danish Queen Caroline Amalie von Augustenburg to Amalie Jessen, resident of the Fahltskamp house 30, built in the 19th century
3520	Fahltskamp 34	Residential building	Two-story, five-axis plastered building with hipped roof and corner rustication. Triaxial, gabled central projection. Former residence and official residence of Landdrosten Albrecht Philipp von Levetzau. Year of construction: 1787
25326	Fahltskamp 34 a	Villa Wupperman	Villa Wupperman; 1925; Architect: Klaus Groth; single storey brick building with mansard hipped roof, with gate
3521	Fahltskamp 35	front door
33656	Fahltskamp 48	Hotel Cap Polonio	Hotel Cap Polonio; 1908; Architect: Theodor Sievers; Two-storey plastered building with brick structure in the Heimatschutz style and Art Nouveau touches in the building decoration, saddle roof
3522	Fahltskamp 50	villa	Factory owner's villa by F. Strupp. Two-storey, flat-roofed clinker brick building with pillar portico. Main cornice protruding far, above attic; 1927/28
33658	Gartnerstrasse 23	villa	Villa; Early 20th century; Single-storey building with a jamb floor and a representative two-storey side elevation with a crooked hip roof and open space
33711	Great bridle path 16	Residential building	Residential building; 1935, Arch. Klaus Groth, 1961 extension by Klaus Groth; single-storey, eaves brick building, forms of homeland security typical of the time, steep pitched roof; with garage extension and wall with garden gate
33712	Hätschenkamp 22	Residential building	Residential building; 1964-65; Architect: Richard Jannasch, Pinneberg; one to two storey reinforced concrete skeleton building, Berlin roof; Connection building and garage
33713	Hermanstrasse	Monument "Herman Wupperman"	“Herman Wupperman” monument; 1903; Sculptor: Prof. Clemens Buscher; Bronze half-figure of the fatally injured company owner on a high marble plinth
25320	Jägerkamp 6	Residential building	Residential building; 1932; Architect: Johannes Lorenzen, Hamburg; two-storey plastered building in Bauhaus style, flat roof
38570	Kirchhofsweg 76 a	Ev.-Luth. Luther Church	Luther Church; Built by Groth and Meier in 1953–54; Reinforced concrete frame construction with brick infills, free-standing campanile
28296	Lindenstrasse 10	Gym, "Ernst-Paasch-Halle"	Gymnasium, Ernst-Paasch-Halle; 1891; Brick building in the neo-Gothic style with two-storey access building in front of it
25337	Lindenstrasse 16	Johannes Brahms School, Lindenstrasse branch	Johannes Brahms School, Lindenstrasse branch; 1910; Architect: Theodor Sievers; Two-storey brick building with white plastered surfaces in the forms of the homeland and reform style; Hipped roof
25338	Lindenstrasse 17	Residential building	Residential building; around 1900; Single-storey gable roof construction with wooden cladding and reduced historical structure
12921	Lindenstrasse 19-21	Former district savings bank	Former Kreissparkasse; 1919; Architect: Johann Theede; Two-storey, neoclassical plastered building with a central five-axis dormer, Berlin roof
25067	Moltkestrasse 10	County house	District building 1932, renovation of the existing hospital; Arch. Klaus Groth; Two-storey brick building with a gable roof, monumental portico with columns, figurative ceramic art by Ludolf Albrecht
13467	Moorweg 2	Former forest keeper's house	Former forest keeper's house; 1934; single-storey half-timbered house with brick infill and gable roof; Outbuildings; 1934; Architect: Theodor Hansen; single-storey timber construction with transverse slats
116	Oeltingsallee 3	Residential building	Residential building; 1911; Builder: Building contractor Oelting; single-storey, gable-independent plastered building in Reform and Heimat style, gable roof
25319	Oeltingsallee 9	House Niendorf	House Niendorf; 1929-1931; Architect: Klaus Groth; Two-storey brick building in the New Objectivity style, with a flat hipped roof
25006	Oeltingsallee 11	villa	Villa; 1914; Architect: Max Brokmann, Dockenhuden; One-storey brick villa with a central, two-axis dwarf house and a mansard hipped roof
33742	Oeltingsallee 20	Residential building	Albers house; 1934-35; Architect: Rudolf Lodders; Two-storey brick house with windowed bay window, above arbor on the front, hipped roof
25134	Oeltingsallee 23	Residential building	Residential building; 1921; Builder: building contractor Christian Oelting; Two-storey corner building made of brick with a hipped roof
1785	Peinerweg 43	Water tower	Year of construction: 1912 The tower was built based on the model of the Husum water tower. See also: Water tower Pinneberg
33767	Rellinger Strasse 23	Residential and farm buildings	Residential and farm buildings of the former Gätjens farm; Outer skin 2nd half of the 19th century; single-storey brick building, eaves, thatched roof
2741	Rellinger Strasse 37-39	Residential building ("manor house")	Single-storey main house made of brick with a two-storey central projectile with a colossal Ionic columned portico in front with an outside staircase. The client was the shipowner Spethmann. Year of construction: 1921, architect: Klaus Groth
1489	Rellinger Strasse 37-39	Western farm building	Flanking western outbuilding in the Baroque style of the Heimat style. Year of construction: 1921 Architect: Klaus Groth
2748	Rellinger Strasse 37-39	Eastern farm building	Flanking eastern outbuilding in the Baroque style of the Heimat style. Year of construction: 1921 Architect: Klaus Groth
27644	Rellinger Strasse 37-39	Gate system	Year of construction: 1921 Architect: Klaus Groth
25138	Rübekamp 2	Former district house	Former district house; 1892/1893; two-storey plastered building with a central pinnacle crowned gable, hipped roof
9364	Rübekamp 33	Residential building
25334	Rübekamp 35	Warehouse building of the Warncke company	Warehouse building of the Warncke company; 1925; Brick and wood composite construction, expressionistic wooden facade, gable roof
25315	Schauenburgerstrasse 9	Villa Warncke	Two-story, five-axis building in historicist forms. Central gabled wooden porch Year of construction: probably 1904; Cultivation: 1911
32024	Schauenburgerstrasse 9	Horse stable	Remise; 1911; Two-storey brick building with sandstone structures and ornamental framework in the gable, gable roof
33775	Schillerstrasse 12	Residential building	Residential building; 1919; Architect: Klaus Groth; single-storey, gable-independent brick house with decorated gable, gable roof
33783	Tangstedter Strasse 20	Villa Lydia	Villa Lydia; 1907; Architect and client: Theodor Sievers; two-storey plastered villa in reform style with a half-hip roof
38722	Ulmenallee 9	Holy Spirit Church	Holy Spirit Church; 1961-63; Architect: Otto Andersen; Brick building above the ground plan of a rhombus compressed into a hexagon, gable roof
13666	Waldenauer Marktplatz 14	Former manor house Waldenau	Former Waldenau manor house, now a school for pupils; Erected at the beginning of the 20th century as a country estate and main house of an estate for a Hamburg banker; two-storey more representative Reform style construction, diverse roof landscape. Built for the Hamburg banker Theodor Behrens (inaugurated in 1906)
8520	Waldenauer Weg 7	Plank barn	The plank barn with thatched roof from the 19th century belongs to Hof Ramcke
8519	Waldenauer Weg 9	Kate	Kate from 1802 belonging to Hof Ramcke; Two-frame house with thatched roof

Parts of structures

ID	location	Official name	description	image
24179	Bahnhofstrasse 17	Entrance portal from the district court	Entrance portal of the old district court; 1907-08; Neo-Baroque portal made of sandstone

Green features

ID	location	Official name	description	image
28255	Pale	Double oak	Double oak; planted in 1898 for the 50th anniversary of the Schleswig-Holstein survey with a memorial stone
24836	Fahltsweide	rose Garden

Until the new version of the Schleswig-Holstein Monument Protection Act came into force on January 30, 2015, the following objects in the city of Pinneberg were protected as cultural monuments in accordance with Section 1 of the old Monument Protection Act (DSchG SH 1996):

Former cultural monuments

location	Official name	description	image
Bahnhofstrasse 5	villa
Bahnhofstrasse 18	Duplex
Bahnhofstrasse 24	Former post office
Dam 32	Residential building
Dam 45	villa
Dam 81	Residential building
Thing site 23	Drosteipark
Pale	Park
Fahltskamp 11	Residential house with restaurant
Fahltskamp 18	Catholic Church of St. Michael	Year of construction 1906
Fahltskamp 61	Residential building
Fahltskamp 64	Residential building
Fahltskamp 70	Residential building	Half-timbered house, used as a psychiatric day clinic, built in 1766
Fahltskamp 74	hospital	Five-storey building with flat roof, south facade with continuous balcony strips. Due to numerous modifications, the original condition can no longer be recognized.
Haidkamp 18 to 32	module	Architect: Klaus Groth Year of construction: 1926 Erected in the architectural style of garden city architecture.
Haidkamp 18/20	Residential building	Semi-detached house Architect: Klaus Groth Year of construction: 1926
Haidkamp 22-28	Residential building	Four apartments Architect: Klaus Groth Year of construction: 1926
Haidkamp 30/32	Residential building	Semi-detached house Architect: Klaus Groth Year of construction: 1926
Holstenstrasse 1	villa
Koppelstrasse 3	Residential building
Peiner Weg 9/10	Residential building	Brick semi-detached house with ornamental gables, settlement construction from 1891 belonging to the Wupperman factory estate
Rübekamp 1	Residential and commercial building	Two-storey, five-axis eaves house with a flat hipped roof
Rübekamp 37	Residential building
Schauenburgerstrasse 11	Residential building
Schauenburgerstrasse 23	Residential building
Oeltingsallee 15	Residential building
Oeltingsallee 19	Residential building
Oeltingsallee 21	Residential building
Thesdorf way	Former Eggerstedt barracks, administration building	Construction time: 1937 to 1940
Thesdorf way	Former Eggerstedt barracks, teaching building	Construction time: 1937 to 1940
Thesdorf way	Former Eggerstedt barracks, farm building	Construction time: 1937 to 1940
Thesdorf way	Former Eggerstedt barracks, canteen	Construction time: 1937 to 1940
Thesdorf way	Former Eggerstedt barracks, guard	Construction time: 1937 to 1940
Thesdorf way	Former Eggerstedt barracks, six team buildings	Construction time: 1937 to 1940
Thesdorf way	Former Eggerstedt barracks, officers' house	Construction time: 1937 to 1940

Former cultural monuments no longer preserved

location	Official name	description	image
Pinneberg city center: Koppelstrasse 17–21
Pinneberg city center: Schauenburgerstrasse 31
Pinneberg-Quellental: Oeltingsallee 5
Nienhöfener Strasse 10	barn	demolished in March 2014

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• List of cultural monuments in Schleswig-Holstein (PDF; approx. 526 kB)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Cultural monuments in the Pinneberg district (as of February 2009) ( Memento from December 7, 2010 in the Internet Archive )

Web links

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