List of cultural monuments in Schwäbisch Hall

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Coat of arms of Schwäbisch Hall
Southwestern old town, view from Sulfersteg 2011
Historical view of Hall, Matthäus Merian, 1643

The list of cultural monuments in Schwäbisch Hall includes architectural and art monuments of the city of Schwäbisch Hall , which are recorded in the " Directory of immovable architectural and art monuments and objects to be inspected " of the State Office for Monument Preservation Baden-Württemberg . This directory is not public and can only be viewed if there is a “legitimate interest”. The following list is therefore not complete and is based on the information in the Haller houses lexicon.

City fortifications

The city fortifications with the city wall, remains of the city wall, the former kennel wall, gates and towers are listed according to § 2. These include

  • the city fortifications of the core city, probably around 1156 to around 1250
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Crailsheimer or Langenfelder Tor
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Crailsheimer or Langenfelder Tor Crailsheimer Strasse 4
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1550 Gate tower of the city fortifications, 1550, with gatehouse
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Wall tower, so-called blade tower
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Wall tower, so-called blade tower Am Säumarkt 1
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1735 Medieval tower of the city fortifications, half-timbered tower with mansard roof, marked 1735
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Wall tower, so-called Malefizturm
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Wall tower, so-called Malefizturm Am Säumarkt 9
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12th Century City wall tower , 12th century
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Wall tower, so-called Säumarkt tower
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Wall tower, so-called Säumarkt tower Am Säumarkt 11
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12th Century City wall tower, 12th century, mansard roof, around 1600 (half-timbered top, lower floor, 18th / 19th century, 2nd floor around 1935)
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Hezennest Tower
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Hezennest Tower Am Schuppach 9
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Ruin of a fortification
tower Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Sulferturm and Sulfersteg
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Sulferturm and Sulfersteg Im Haal 1
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Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Torture Tower or New Tower
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Torture Tower or New Tower Rosenbühl 15
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13th Century Fortification tower , 13th century
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Theft
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Theft Salinenstrasse 2
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around 1300 Tower of the city fortifications, around 1300, on the former stables and armory
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Limpurger Gate
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Limpurger Gate Schiedgraben
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Remains of the foundation


Wall tower
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Wall tower Schiedgraben
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Tower of the city fortifications
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Tower of the city fortifications In front of Kelkertor 1
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16th Century 16th century, half-timbered tower 1816
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Machinase Tower
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Machinase Tower Kennel 8
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  • the fortifications of the Gelbingen suburb, 1st half of the 14th century
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Former mill bulwark At the mill bulwark 10 16th Century 16th century, increased in the 18th century
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Tower stump Glare instead of 6 Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Tower stump Blend instead of 34 Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Josenturm
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Josenturm Gelbinger Gasse 37, 39
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12th Century 12th century, half-timbered tower 1668 and former Josenkapelle, 12th, 16th century and 1686
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Winegrowers tower
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Winegrowers tower Gelbinger Gasse 103/1
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1515 City wall tower , 1515
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


  • the city fortifications of Katharinenvorstadt, around 1330/1340
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Red footbridge with gate tower
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Red footbridge with gate tower Bahnhofstrasse 1 Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Hamlet gate
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Hamlet gate In hamlet 18
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14th and 16th centuries Gate tower of the city fortifications, 14th and 16th centuries
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Former battlements
Former battlements In hamlet 38
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around 1580 With corner cuboids (coat of arms and year) on the top floor of a three-story, plastered house on the medieval city wall, protected in the core around 1580
according to § 2 DSchG


Executioner storm
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Executioner storm In hamlet 42
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14th Century Round city wall tower , 14th century
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Powder tower
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Powder tower Lange Strasse 57
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1490 Ruin from 1490, with Gothic wayside shrine, 1430
protected according to § 28 DSchG


City wall with tannery tower
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City wall with tannery tower Weilertor 6
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14th Century City fortifications, 14th century, half-timbered addition, 1799 (d)
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


There is also a gatehouse between Unterlimpurg and Steinbach.

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Former customs house Unterlimpurger Strasse 101
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16th Century Plastered building, mansard roof, large arched passage, sandstone structure, coat of arms stone, 16th century, redesigned in the 18th century
Protected according to § 28 DSchGBW

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Individual cultural monuments of the core city by streets

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Former shooting range Arable land 6 classicism Classicist plastered building with wooden palaces in the middle part, shooting range, shelters
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Half-timbered garden shed Arable land 7 1647 Hipped roof. marked 1647
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Steigenhaus
Steigenhaus Old tire crates 10 Two-storey plastered half-timbered house
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Market fountain and pillory
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Market fountain and pillory On the market 1509 Sandstone fountain wall, 1509, railing 1620, wrought iron fountain trough 1739, sandstone pillory around 1500, copies from 1901
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Open staircase
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Open staircase On the market 1507 Created in 1507, expanded in 1830


Evangelical town church St. Michael
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Evangelical town church St. Michael At market 1 1156 Originally Romanesque basilica, west tower from 1156, Gothic nave and Gothic choir
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Clausnitzer House with the Münzmeisterturm
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Clausnitzer House with the Münzmeisterturm At market 2 Half-timbered house, Schopfwalm, former medieval aristocratic tower, 1250 tower of the mint master. Extension buildings 16./17. Century. Portal walls with heraldic wedge, 18th century. Truss part west, around 1390 (d) roof structure, 1603 (d)
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Lion pharmacy
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Lion pharmacy At market 3 1456 Oldest pharmacy in Schwäbisch Hall. Truss construction, 1456 (d), date 1375 not clarified. Leafed head and foot struts, "man" motif. Quarry stone masonry, late medieval. Second floor marked 1612, alterations 18th century
Protected according to § 12 DSchG


Former Franciscan monastery, so-called Stellwaghaus
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Former Franciscan monastery, so-called Stellwaghaus At market 4 1236 1236–1524, medieval stone house, later Latin school and residential house, east portal with LG Guithus, marked 1779
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Former Franciscan monastery, so-called Widmanhaus
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Former Franciscan monastery, so-called Widmanhaus At market 5 1410 Portal possibly from Schlör, 2 epitaphs from 1410 and 1419
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town hall
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town hall At the market 6 1732-35 Baroque plastered building, 1732–35, prestigious building, town hall facade with vertical accentuation, central projection, gable. Interior fittings by well-known artists, reconstruction 1945 to 1955 after destruction.
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Former citizens' drink room, later senior office
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Former citizens' drink room, later senior office At the market 7 1728 Baroque plastered building, sandstone integration, protected after 1728
according to § 28 DSchG


Former citizens' drink room, later Oberamt, Wibelhaus
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Former citizens' drink room, later Oberamt, Wibelhaus At market 8 1728 Baroque plastered building, sandstone integration, protected after 1728
according to § 28 DSchG


Egenhaus
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Egenhaus Am Markt 9, 9a 1730 Baroque plastered building with hipped mansard roof, 1730, upper floors 19th century, interior fittings
protected according to § 28 DSchG


Residential and commercial building
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Residential and commercial building At market 10 1728 Baroque plastered building, stucco decor, mansard roof, 1728
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Gasthaus Adler
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Gasthaus Adler Am Markt 11, 11/1 around 1500 Half-timbered house on a plaster base, around 1500, rebuilt after 1728. Inside, stucco ceilings, wall paintings. Rear building half-timbered building with forehead, former court hall, 1315 (d)
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


So-called Reichsschultheißenhof
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So-called Reichsschultheißenhof At market 12 middle Ages Medieval stone house, redesign in the 16th-18th centuries Century, Romanesque windows, foliage, stucco ceiling
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Class building, former grammar school illustrious
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Class building, former grammar school illustrious At the market 14 1764 Half-timbered construction, half-hipped roof, older stone base, 1764, reconstruction after fire around 1947
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Residential building
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Residential building At the mill bulwark 2 17th century Two-storey, plastered half-timbered house in a corner, 17th century
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Deaconess institution Am Mutterhaus 3, Diakoniestraße 9, 14, Stammhausstraße 4, 6 1881 Neo-Renaissance building from 1881, rusticated ground floor, central and corner projections. (Entirety)
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Half-timbered construction
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Half-timbered construction At Säumarkt 6 circa 1730 Mansard roof, three-storey, plastered. Profiled footsteps. Door frames with skylight. Arched gate walls and basement neck walls, approx. 1730
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Former guard house in Württemberg
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Former guard house in Württemberg Am Säumarkt 12 1811 Classicist building, Ionic vestibule, hipped roof, 1811
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Former city palace
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Former city palace Am Schuppach 1 1730 Baroque plastered building, sandstone structure, hipped roof, portal walls, marked 1730
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Half-timbered residential building
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Half-timbered residential building Am Schuppach 2 1729 Original equipment; three storeys. Ornate boarding below the window cornices, diamond motifs. Profiled drilled door frame and skylight on the ground floor, marked 1729
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Former inn "Zum Pflug"
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Former inn "Zum Pflug" Am Schuppach 3 17./18. century Three-storey, plastered half-timbered building, hipped roof, corner pilaster strips, webbing, profiled window frames. Generous staircase, richly carved railings, stuccoed ceilings in several upper floor rooms. Probably 17./18. Century
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential building
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Residential building Am Schuppach 6 Fragments from 1323 With fragments of the medieval Marienkapelle from 1323
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential building
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Residential building Am Spitalbach 5 18th century Three-storey, plastered half-timbered house, 18th century
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Residential building
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Residential building Am Spitalbach 6 1728 Half-timbered house, three-storey craftsman's house originally built after the city fire of 1728. Characteristic window axes, diamond-shaped planking, profiled foot sills, half-timbered construction with K and "Wilde-Mann" shapes. Wrought iron lantern, sundial
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Hospital of the Holy Spirit with church
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Hospital of the Holy Spirit with church Am Spitalbach 8 1731 1731, extensions from 1884. Predecessor from 1317/23. Choir extension
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Residential building
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Residential building Am Spitalbach 16, 18 later 18th century Half-timbered double dwelling house, three-storey, later 18th century, renovated around 1980
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Residential building
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Residential building Am Spitalbach 17 after 1728 Plastered framework. Inside original banisters, ceiling with stucco framing. Probably after 1728
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Former granary and salt store
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Former granary and salt store Am Spitalbach 20 Plastered building with hipped roof, three arched
gates Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Former stables and armory
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Former stables and armory Am Spitalbach 22, Salinenstrasse 2 1901 reconstruction From 1803 barracks, from 1869 district court. 1901 conversion
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Wooden stair spindle Am Spitalbach 31 medieval In the residential building, medieval
protected according to § 2 DSchG


Entrance gate to the property, so-called "Gate to Olympus" At Auf der Schied 11 1811 Built in 1811
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


It has not yet been possible to find out whether the building at Säumarkt 4 is a cultural monument.

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Formerly Seitzmühle Badtorweg 12/1 Core medieval Belongs to the so-called three mills, core medieval. Half-timbered structure with half-hip, 18th century, door frames, inscribed with 1806 in the Keilstein.
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Residential building
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Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 2 1544 Three-storey, plastered half-timbered building, built in 1544 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 3 1423 Half-timbered structure, strong projections, cleats, verblations, 1423 (d), inscription stone marked 1641, renovation 1975
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Residential building
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Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 6 16./17. century Half-timbered house, plastered, eaves, 16./17. Century. Intact basement
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Residential building
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Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 7 1594 Three-storey renaissance half-timbered house, marked 1594. Richly designed upper storeys
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Public house
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Public house Bahnhofstrasse 8 1876 Three-storey plastered building, 1876
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential building
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Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 10 17th century Eaves, three-storey half-timbered house, 17th century, half-timbered frame around 1450
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Inn with outbuildings Bahnhofstrasse 15 (Entirety)
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Garden shed
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Garden shed Bahnhofstrasse 16/1 18th century Two-storey half-timbered building, hipped roof, 18th century
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Official residences Bahnhofstrasse 19, 21 1881 Built in 1881
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Former service building of the railway administration Bahnhofstrasse 20 1904 Two-story plastered building with a high tile base, risalit and high hipped roof, architect Wischer, 1904
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 26 1879/80 Three-storey, villa-like plastered building, 1879/80; Neo-Renaissance forms, grooved ground floor
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential building Bahnhofstrasse 28 1903 Four-storey house, 1903. Art Nouveau elements, rusticated base storey, eaves cornice
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential building Glare instead of 36 18th century Two-storey house, 18th century
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential building
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Residential building Blockgasse 13 1728 Three-storey half-timbered house, 1728. Sandstone pilaster strips, sandstone door walls, wrought-iron skylight grille on the ground floor.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


More pictures Gasthaus "Zum Dorle" Blockgasse 14 After 1728 Three-storey half-timbered house with a crooked roof from the time after the city fire of 1728.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Inn
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Inn Blockgasse 16 18th century Three-storey half-timbered house, 18th century
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Former blacksmiths
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Former blacksmiths Brückenhof 4 after 1728 Three-storey, gable-independent half-timbered house, the core probably after 1728. Modified around 1900. Upper floors ornamental framework (framework on the east side with board cladding, around 1930)
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential building
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Residential building Brückenhof 5 after 1728 Three-story, plastered half-timbered house. In essence, probably created after 1728. Heightened in 1882, gable.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential building
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Residential building Brückenhof 6 18th century Three-storey half-timbered house, 18th century. Profiled advances, K motifs on building corners, St. Andrew's crosses
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Former Siedersgasthof Brückenhof 7 18th century Two-storey, plastered half-timbered building, 18th century with an older substance. Cellar probably medieval
protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential building
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Residential building Brüdergasse 5 1393 Medieval, eaves-standing building, 1393
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Residential building
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Residential building Brothersgasse 9 1446 Plastered half-timbered house, 1446 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Brüdergasse 11 1367, 17th century Residential house, 17th century with beamed ceiling in the basement, 1367 (d)
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More pictures Residential building Brüdergasse 21 1390 Residential house, medieval, 1390
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Residential building
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Residential building Brothersgasse 27 In the core 1396 Truss. Bricked ground floor over vaulted cellar, half-timbered upper floors, eaves side with strong protrusions, "man motifs" (today plastered). Well-preserved living room, carved plank beam ceiling, sheet pile wall on the first floor. In the core 1396
protected according to § 2 DSchG


Settlement Büschlerstrasse 68, 70, 72, 74, 76, 78, 80, 82, Urbanstrasse 10, 12, 14, 16 1920 From 1920, preserved in its original condition. Plastered on the ground floor, wooden paneling on the upper floors, high hipped roofs (totality)
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


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Villa Peregrina Crailsheimer Strasse 35 1903 received in original condition. 1903
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


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Residential building
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Residential building Färbergasse 2 1681 Eaves, three-storey half-timbered house. 1681 (d), second floor from 1900
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential building Färbergasse 4 1375/76 Eaves standing house, 1375/76
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Residential building
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Residential building Färbergasse 6 1464 Two-storey half-timbered house, profiled studs, advance above the ground floor, 1464 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Gansberg 1 1380/1381 Dendrochronologically dated to 1380/1381
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Gasthaus "Sonne"
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Gasthaus "Sonne" Gelbinger Gasse 2, 2/1 after 1680 Stately, plastered half-timbered building, gable-independent, slight advances, built after 1680. Already in the 19th century inn "Sonne". Arched window openings, ornate cast-iron, neo-Gothic brackets. Half-timbered architecture from the 17th century can still be seen. Rear building with former dance hall 1808 (d) (totality)
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Former inn "Zum Schatten"
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Former inn "Zum Schatten" Gelbinger Gasse 3 After 1680 Three-story, gable-independent half-timbered house built after 1680. On the upper floors, rich, elaborate half-timbered substance from the time of origin, profiled advances, rich decorative framework in the parapet fields. Half-timbered elements changed slightly in the 19th century.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential and commercial building
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Residential and commercial building Gelbinger Gasse 6, 8 after 1680 Three-storey stately half-timbered gabled house, after 1680. Rebuilt in 1873. Rich parapet trusses
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Former tannery
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Former tannery Gelbinger Gasse 9, 9/1 Mid 19th century Stately, two and a half story half-timbered building. The gable side is characterized by five open arbors lying one above the other for drying the skins. High entrance gates on the ground floor. Middle of the 19th century
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential and commercial building
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Residential and commercial building Gelbinger Gasse 10 around 1680 Stately, three-storey, plastered half-timbered building, facing the gable, around 1680
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Residential and commercial building
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Residential and commercial building Gelbinger Gasse 12 after 1680 Three-storey half-timbered house, after the town fire of 1680. Above the modern ground floor, half-timbered substance from the time of construction. Rich decorative forms in the gable
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Residential and commercial building
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Residential and commercial building Gelbinger Gasse 13 after 1680 Two-storey, gable-independent half-timbered building, after 1680. In the second half of the 19th century it was converted into a warehouse. Profiled advances testify to the older core. Carved elevator doors and window grilles on the first floor younger ingredient
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential and commercial building
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Residential and commercial building Gelbinger Gasse 16 1882 Three-storey, gable-independent half-timbered house. The renovation of an older building in 1882 gave it a historic appearance. In the 19th century the shop was fitted, the window bars were structured, the gable triangle with a window bay, the arched attic opening, the crooked hip
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential and commercial building Gelbinger Gasse 17 after 1680 Three-story, gable-independent half-timbered building, dated after 1680. Essentially unadulterated handed down from the 17th century
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential and commercial building Gelbinger Gasse 19 around 1680 Three-storey, gable-independent half-timbered house, around 1680. Noteworthy is the ground floor with wooden stands. Exposed gable framework
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential and commercial building Gelbinger Gasse 20 Two and a half storey, gable-independent half-timbered house, after 1680. One of the few farm bourgeois houses in Schwäbisch Hall
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Residential and commercial building
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Residential and commercial building Gelbinger Gasse 21 1686 Three-storey, gable-independent half-timbered building. Profiled projections in the gable area, constructive framework, in wooden door frame marked with 1686, renovated in 1876/77
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Residential and commercial building
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Residential and commercial building Gelbinger Gasse 23 after 1680 Three-story, gable-independent half-timbered house, after 1680. Elaborately designed. The basement and ground floor have retained the original floor plan, rich ornamental shapes in the window parapets, elevator door in the gable with coat of arms and inscription (“My work is serious and not to be trifled with, whoever comes to me has to lose hair” - a reference to the owner's profession, a hairdresser )
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Residential and commercial building
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Residential and commercial building Gelbinger Gasse 24 after 1680 Three-storey, plastered and gable-independent half-timbered house, after 1680. Three advances, original window openings, visible framework
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City Palace
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City Palace Gelbinger Gasse 25 1705 Plastered building with mansard hipped roof, two round gate walls with small figure niches, high rectangular portal, double eagle and inscription, marked 1705
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Residential and commercial building
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Residential and commercial building Gelbinger Gasse 26 around 1680 Two-storey, gable-independent, plastered half-timbered house, around 1680. Original cellar entrance preserved, windows in the attic hardly changed.
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Residential and commercial building Gelbinger Gasse 27 around 1680 Two-storey plastered half-timbered building with richly profiled projections, around 1680. Despite changes to the ground floor and windows, old half-timbered structure has been preserved.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential and commercial building Gelbinger Gasse 28 after 1680 Stately, three-storey half-timbered house, gable-free and plastered. Essentially after 1680. Original half-timbered architecture preserved, richly profiled advances. Beam ceiling inside
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Residential and commercial building
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Residential and commercial building Gelbinger Gasse 31 around 1680 Three-story, gable-independent half-timbered house, around 1680. The ground floor with wooden posts is remarkable. Exposed gable framework
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Former inn "To the green tree"
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Former inn "To the green tree" Gelbinger Gasse 33 After 1680 Stately, gable-independent residential and guest house "Zumgrün Baum". Three-storey half-timbered building. Five advances, visible framework (motif of the "Swabian man"), decorative framework in the gable, elevator doors in the gable (tree, imperial eagle and city coat of arms). After 1680, remodeling 2004
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential and commercial building
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Residential and commercial building Gelbinger Gasse 34 probably after 1680 Two-story, gable-independent half-timbered house, probably built after the city fire in 1680. Little changes to the original building fabric; Profiled advances, high threshold, gable with St. Andrew's cross and head braces
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Former Josenkapelle
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Former Josenkapelle Gelbinger Gasse 39 12th, 16th century 12th, 16th century and 1686
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Residential building
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Residential building Gelbinger Gasse 41 1737 Three-storey, plastered half-timbered house, 1737. Richly profiled, drilled frames of the windows and entrance openings, profiled projections, mansard roof; original appearance
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So-called Grater House or Renaissance House
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So-called Grater House or Renaissance House Gelbinger Gasse 47 1605 and 1686 Half-timbered house with a dwelling, window grilles, arched gate with niches, 1605 and 1686
Protected according to § 28 DSchG


Baker's guild sign
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Baker's guild sign Gelbinger Gasse 49 1909 Above the front door, embedded in the wall, marked 1909
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Residential building
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Residential building Gelbinger Gasse 59 1560 Rear building with wall paintings, 1560
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Residential building Gelbinger Gasse 62 in the core 17./18. century Two-storey, partially plastered half-timbered house, in the core 17th / 18th centuries Century; Redesigned in 1878. The original structure of the building can be easily read from the three profiled projections and the framework construction in the gable.
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Residential building
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Residential building Gelbinger Gasse 65 16th Century Three-story, plastered and eaves half-timbered building. Witness to the oldest residential development in the former Gelbingen suburb, 16th century. Advance, long, slightly profiled lugs above the ground floor. Originally used as an arable bourgeoisie
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Residential building Gelbinger Gasse 66 16th Century Three-storey, plastered half-timbered house standing on the eaves, witness of the oldest residential development in the former Gelbingen suburb, 16th century. Modifications 18th century
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Residential building
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Residential building Gelbinger Gasse 68 around 1360 Two-storey, gable-independent and plastered half-timbered house, low ground floor, two advances, cleat on the upper floor, traces of leafing. Belongs to the oldest houses in the former Gelbinger Vorstadt, around 1360 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Gelbinger Gasse 71 16th Century Eaves house, half-timbered building, two-storey, plastered. Oldest still surviving development of the former Gelbinger suburb. 16th century
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Residential building
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Residential building Gelbinger Gasse 72 around 1720 Half-timbered house with mansard roof, around 1720
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Residential building
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Residential building Gelbinger Gasse 73 16th Century Eaves house, half-timbered building, two-storey, plastered. Oldest still surviving development of the former Gelbinger suburb. 16th century
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Residential building Gelbinger Gasse 74, 74/1 17th century Plastered half-timbered house, two-storey, gable-free, 17th century
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Former warehouse
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Former warehouse Gelbinger Gasse 75 middle Ages Medieval substance reused in the new building in 1975/78
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Residential building
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Residential building Gelbinger Gasse 80, 80/1 first half of the 18th century Two-storey, plastered half-timbered house in a corner location, first half of the 18th century
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Allegedly old coin
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Allegedly old coin Gelbinger Gasse 83 1491 Mighty, plastered half-timbered building with protrusions, half-hipped roof with owl hole, foliage, 1491
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Residential building Gelbinger Gasse 86 16./17. century Two-storey, gable-independent half-timbered house, 16./17. Century
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Residential building Gelbinger Gasse 87 1799 Two-storey, plastered house. High mansard roof, dormers, eaves cornice. Dated 1799.
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Former forge
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Former forge Gelbinger Gasse 88 probably 1500 Two-story, plastered half-timbered building, probably 1500. Profiled lugs or stone consoles, upper floor with small-format window openings, stately gable
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Villa Pfeiffer Gelbinger Gasse 89 1884 Two-storey house, symmetrical facade structure, hipped roof, ornamented, cast-iron balcony. 1884
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Residential building Gelbinger Gasse 93 In the core 1797 Three-storey, gable-independent plastered building, cornice strips, segment-arched windows with simultaneous shutters, coupled group of three windows in the attic. In the core 1797, 1853 fundamental redesign
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Residential building Gelbinger Gasse 99 Plastered half-timbered house, profiled footsteps, four-part front door with wooden walls, ornamented, inscribed. 1688, 1458 (d)
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Former guard house in Württemberg Gelbinger Gasse 103 1807/08 1807/08, three-storey (originally two-storey) half-timbered house, arched openings, belt strap, stone-framed windows and mansard roof
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Former villa (entity)
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Former villa (entity) Gelbinger Gasse 109 (behind), 111 1874 Built in 1874 for the mechanical engineering manufacturer Heinrich from Hall. Two-storey, clapboard and plastered house. Gable risalit, glazed veranda. Gable entrance side with a square stair tower. Well-preserved, cast-iron, octagonal garden pavilion (No. 109) in the Moorish style, richly ornamented. 1874. Garden, enclosure (totality)
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Former inn "Zur Saline" Gelbinger Gasse 113 around 1820 Two-storey plastered building, eaves on the upper floor with arched windows and half-hipped roof, around 1820
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Residential building Glockengasse 2 1395 Plastered half-timbering, at the gable, two-storey. Probably the former rectory of St. Katharina. Lavishly furnished, probably 16th century. Vaulted cellar, carved, segment-arched vaulted beam ceiling, elongated lugs. Another plank ceiling on the ground floor, coffered ceiling on the upper floor, baroque stairs. 1395 (d)
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Inscription plaque Glockengasse 2/2 (on the building, on the gable side) 1395 (from older previous building): “We attack the Werck with joy, who has God modestly for us, in our profession and class; 1613, AS ".
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Residential building
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Residential building Glockengasse 6 Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Formerly high school and secondary school
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Formerly high school and secondary school Gymnasiumstrasse 2 Built 1871 - 73 by Chr. Leins
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Trade school
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Trade school Gymnasiumstrasse 4 1912 Three-story to Gymnasiumstraße, two-story to Langen Graben. Plastered building with mansard roof. Preserved unchanged until details. Windows without frames, simple pilaster strips, strict column portal with triangular gable. Central risalite through parapet with semicircular window. Illumination of the staircase risalite through two storey-high, narrow windows combined in pairs. 1912
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Residential building
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Residential building Haalstrasse 1 17./18. century Three-storey, gable-independent half-timbered house, medieval core, current appearance 17th / 18th. Century. Bricked ground floor with profiled archway, upper floors with protrusion and beam head row, on the second floor elongated lugs. Decorative framework in the gable. Front and rear building, 1398 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Haalstrasse 3 Core medieval Three-storey, plastered house in a corner with plank wall. Core medieval, 1304 (d) and 1404 (d)
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Arnold House, City Palace
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Arnold House, City Palace Haalstrasse 5 18th century Rendered building with sandstone structure, mansard hipped roof, rich portals, 18th century; (Basically high medieval, ceiling beams from around 1235 (d), Staufer masonry partly up to the first floor)
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Former shoe market tower Haalstrasse 6 16th Century Fragments of a round tower (1.80 m high, 2.40 m in diameter), quarry stone, spiral staircase tower from the 16th century in the cellar of the house.
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Residential building
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Residential building Haalstrasse 8 after 1728 Three-storey, gable-independent, plastered half-timbered house, profiled footsteps, protected after the city ​​fire of 1728
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Former municipal slaughterhouse
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Former municipal slaughterhouse Haalstrasse 9 around 1820/30 Instead of older, Jewish buildings. Classicist, three-storey plastered building, symmetrical facade structure, gently sloping pitched roofs. Largely original, around 1820/30
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Residential building
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Residential building Haalstrasse 11 18th century Three-storey half-timbered house. Weak advances on the upper floor, drilled window frames, structural framework, richly carved corner posts. Attic storey with distinctive dwelling houses, elaborately carved corner posts. Painted beam ceiling. 18th century (Staufer masonry in the basement)
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Residential building
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Residential building Haalstrasse 13 After 1728 Three-storey, eaves-standing half-timbered house with a wooden-framed entrance door. Weak advances, drilled upper floor windows, structural framework, profiled eaves cornice, dwarf house. Protected according to § 2 DSchG after the city fire of 1728


More pictures Former Haalapotheke Haalstrasse 15 After 1728 Three-story, eaves-standing, plastered half-timbered building. Profiled foot sills, original window openings, strong, profiled eaves cornice, dwarf house. Protected according to § 2 DSchG after the city fire of 1728


Kreissparkasse
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Kreissparkasse Harbor Market 1 1937 Built in 1937. Plastered construction with corner blocks, window frames, pillars made of ashlar. Two-wing structure with high hipped roofs, corner turrets, arched arcades on the ground floor. Three-storey facade on Haalgasse. Fountain next to the flight of steps on the port market part of the overall design concept (pillar from around 1800)
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Cemetery with St. Nikolaus Chapel (aggregate) Heilbronner Strasse 14, 16, 18 1509 Rectangular neo-Romanesque plastered building, hipped roof, bell towers as roof turrets. Arched friezes and tracery windows. Eastern part of the cemetery laid out in 1509; a stone crucifix dated 1565; Tombs from the 18th century by sculptors from Hall (subject entirety)
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Outbuilding of the bridge pharmacy
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Outbuilding of the bridge pharmacy Heimbacher Gasse 1, 1/1 1504/05 Residential house, 1504/05 (d)
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Former Johanniter Hospital, later the “Zum Ritter” inn
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Former Johanniter Hospital, later the “Zum Ritter” inn Heimbacher Gasse 2, 2/1 1502 Marked 1502. (Masonry from the 12th / 13th centuries still preserved, biforium exposed, cellar, rising walls, etc.) Current roof front building 1822, rear building 1502 (d)
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Residential building Heimbacher Gasse 11 1881 Built around 1881 (d)
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Economy and bakery "Zum Scharfen Eck" Heimbacher Gasse 15 1424 Two-story, eaves corner building. Preserved roof structure with double standing chair with head and riser straps, marked 1424
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Residential building Heimbacher Gasse 16 1459 Built around 1459 (d)
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Former sheepfold with shepherd's apartment Heimbacher Gasse 23 1453 Half-timbered building with a half-hipped roof and foliage. Main building 1453 (d) (core framework), modification 1504 (d), extension 1535 (d)
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Hangman's Bridge
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Hangman's Bridge Heimbacher Gasse, Neue Strasse 1502 Three-part arch bridge made of shell limestone over the Kocher, with a shooter core on the bridge piers and the so-called executioner's house on the western pier head, built in 1502 using older foundations (piers), the two western arches blown up in 1945, reconstruction in 1947-49 (reinforced concrete with shell limestone cladding)
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Residential building Hirschgraben 7 1411 Eaves, two-storey building, 1411 (d)
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Former home of train station inspector J. Merkl Hofpfad 1 1902 Two-storey half-timbered villa. Picturesque grouping of structural elements with half-hip roofs, balcony, decorative half-timbering, 1902
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Residential building Hohe Gasse 1 After 1728 Two-storey, eaves-standing half-timbered house on a hillside. Baroque substance of the upper floor, profiled approach, constructive framework with K motifs. Zwerchhaus, profiled eaves cornice. Created after the city fire of 1728, ground floor zone 19th century
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Haalbrunnen and Haalplatz, former saltworks
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Haalbrunnen and Haalplatz, former saltworks In the Haal


Former Haalamt
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Former Haalamt Im Haal 2 after 1728 Three-storey half-timbered house, after the city fire of 1728. The Haalamt (also Haalgericht) existed as an institution since the 14th century. The task was to monitor salt production and sales. Baroque half-timbered construction. Sandstone plinth and plastered ground floor, projections profiled on the eaves side, structural framework on the upper floors. City fortification of the core city, probably around 1156 to approx. 1250
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Former elementary and girls' school
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Former elementary and girls' school Im Haal 14 1835-38 Built 1835–38. The city’s oldest schoolhouse still in existence. External appearance little disrupted (extensions and extensions 1940 and 1955)
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Former Johanniterkirche St. Johannes
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Former Johanniterkirche St. Johannes In the hamlet 1 12th Century 12th century, alterations in the 13th and 14th centuries, since 1816 protected.
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Restaurant "zur Ilge"
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Restaurant "zur Ilge" In the hamlet 2 1477 Three half-timbered houses, 1477 (d), changes in the 17th – 18th centuries. Century readable. Three-storey southern residential building, distinctive gable, late-Gothic foliage and features from the 17th and 19th centuries, two advances, carved beam heads, profiled footsteps, decorative framework and remains of the medieval city wall
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Residential building In the hamlet 3 1604 Half-timbered house in a corner with an extension, three-storey, partly plastered. Round cellar door walls on the ground floor. Profiled stone consoles on the upper floor. Decorative framework with rich motifs, 1604 (d)
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House of German
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House of German In the hamlet 4 1394 Three-storey half-timbered house in a corner, gable framework with constructive elements. 1394 (d), 18th century
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Residential building
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Residential building In the hamlet 5 1445 Two-and-a-half-storey, eaves half-timbered house, important medieval half-timbered house in Schwäbisch Hall. Half-timbered structure with leafless bows on corner posts and posts ("Swabian man"), standing chair with long struts. Plastered eaves side, powerful advance. 1445 (d)
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Oven of a bakery In the hamlet 8 Early 20th century Early 20th century, characteristic exterior design with ideas of Art Nouveau form, tiled front with dark edging, ornamentation of the cast-iron oven doors
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Residential building
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Residential building In the hamlet 10 1339/40 Hinterhaus, 1339/40 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building In the hamlet 13, 15 1391 Eaves standing residential building, medieval, 1391 (d)
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More pictures Residential building In the hamlet 14 1471 Two-and-a-half-storey, gable-independent half-timbered house, pronounced advances, long lugs, stately attic storey with half-hipped roof, probably arable bourgeois house, 1471 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building In the hamlet 17 1397 Eaves dwelling, medieval craftsman's house with historical source value, 1397 (d). Cross vaulted cellar
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Residential building In the hamlet 19 1390/1392 Eaves, plastered house, medieval craftsman's house with house and construction historical source value, 1390/1392 (d)
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Restaurant "Zum Weilertor"
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Restaurant "Zum Weilertor" In the hamlet of 20 in the core probably 1726 Four-storey, plastered half-timbered house, in the core probably 1726, upper floor with oriel turret, added in 1898
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Residential building
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Residential building In the hamlet of 21 1466 Two-storey, plastered half-timbered house with gable roof from 1466 (d)


Former executioner's house In the hamlet 40 1481 Three-storey, plastered half-timbered house, former medieval executioner's house, 1481 (d)


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Three stove stones Johanniterstrasse 55 1688 Rich decorations with cherubine, marked 1688, with vineyard symbols
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Villa Hagenmeyer
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Villa Hagenmeyer Katharinenstrasse 10 1903/04 Two-storey, with staggered gable roofs, front gable, ornamental paneling in the gable field. Darmstadt Art Nouveau School, architects Beutinger & Steiner, Darmstadt / Heilbronn. 1903/04
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Residential building Katharinenstrasse 12 Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential building
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Residential building Katharinenstrasse 14 around 1900 Two-storey, dwarf house. Half-timbered corner bay on consoles, in the attic as a polygon turret , around 1900
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Residential building
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Residential building Keckenhof 2 Medieval in essence Plastered, three-storey half-timbered building, arched stone entrance walls and advance. Medieval in essence, with changes around 1800
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Residential building Keckenhof 3 1408 Multi-storey, partially exposed half-timbering, plank ceiling. 1408 (d), half-timbered structure redesigned in the 17th century, with the remains of the city wall
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Residential building
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Residential building Keckenhof 5 1535 Four-storey, at the gable; partially exposed half-timbering with three projections, rows of beam heads and decorative framework in the gable, 17th century, roof 1535 (d), with remains of the city wall
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Residential building
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Residential building Keckenhof 6 17./18. century Single-storey, gable-independent half-timbered building, 17th / 18th centuries Century (largely renewed around 1990), with city wall
protected according to § 2 DSchG


Former town mill with weirs, mill canals, bank fortifications and bridges (totality)
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Former town mill with weirs, mill canals, bank fortifications and bridges (totality) Keckenhof 7, Steinerner Steg 10, Grasbödele, Großer Unterwöhrd, Kleiner Unterwöhrd (Won) 1740, 1770 Former town mill with weirs, mill canals, bank fortifications and bridges (totality);

Keckenhof 7 and Steinerner Steg 9, 10 (§ 28): So-called village mill, marked 1770, since 1893 Stadtmühle, two-storey plastered building with a gable roof. Ceiling beams above ground floor, 1740 (d);

Grasbödele (§ 2), temporarily used as a cemetery in the 18th century. § 28
Protected according to §§ 2, 28 DSchG


Residential building Kerfengasse 1 After 1728 Above medieval cellar. Rebuilt after the city fire in 1728, with remodeling in the 19th century
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Residential building
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Residential building Kerfengasse 2 1728 Half-timbered, three-storey, eaves and plastered. Rebuilt in 1728 after a city fire. Original substance: corner pilasters, stone-framed portal with skylight grille, strong eaves cornice
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Residential building
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Residential building Kerfengasse 3 After 1728 Half-timbered, three-storey. Rebuilt after the fire in 1728. Profiled advances, console-like beam heads, drilled window frames, eaves cornice and half-hipped roof
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Residential building
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Residential building Kirchgasse 1 1499/1500 Built around 1499/1500 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Kirchgasse 2 1387 Half-timbered building, two-storey, gable-free and plastered. Core medieval. Significant advance above the ground floor, long wooden lugs, sloping basement neck. 1387 (d)
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Academy of Arts
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Academy of Arts Kirchgasse 7, 9 around 1429/30 Built around 1429/30 (d)
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Residential building Kirchgasse 11 Probably 17th century Half-timbered residential building (arable bourgeois house?), Two-storey, gable-facing and plastered, 2 weak advances, lugs, high pitched roof, two plank ceilings. Probably 17th century, 1391 (d)
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Residential building Klingenweg 6 probably 15th century Half-timbered house, two-storey and plastered, advance on long studs, asymmetrically grouped window openings, high attic with half-hip, probably belonging to the old village center of Unterlimpurg, probably 15th century
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Residential building Klingenweg 7 in the core 16./17. century Half-timbered house, two-storey and plastered. Pronounced protrusion on the eaves side, in the core 16./17. Century
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Tavern boom Klosterstrasse 1 around 1900 Wrought iron, solidly made, around 1900
protected according to § 2 DSchG


Former "Gasthaus Krone"
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Former "Gasthaus Krone" Klosterstrasse 2 Core medieval, 17th century remodeling Four-storey, gable-independent half-timbered house, visible framework in the gable, pronounced advances on cleats, profiled advances in the upper and attic floors, gable roof. Medieval core, decorative framework in the gable, redesigned in the 17th century.
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Former Comburg monastery courtyard
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Former Comburg monastery courtyard Klosterstrasse 5 around 1500 Half-timbered building, considerable advances, around 1500. Redesigned in the Baroque, stone portal with skylight grille 18th century. In the core Romanesque Berlerhof
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Schwan's house
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Schwan's house Klosterstrasse 6 1718 Three-storey, plastered half-timbered house, projecting and mansard roof, 1718. In the core remains of the medieval Berlerhof , one of the so-called Siebenburgen, mentioned in 1465 as Hans Reussen's tower, 1490 as the hospital tower, 1717 Uhlotscher tower, collapsed in 1718.
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Gabled house with gate passage
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Gabled house with gate passage Klosterstrasse 7 medieval in essence Baroque portal and half-timbered gable, medieval core, stucco and frescoes
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So-called "City Master's House".  Former granary, then the town master's house
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So-called "City Master's House". Former granary, then the town master's house Klosterstrasse 8 15th century Plastered half-timbered building, plank ceiling. 15th century, alterations in the baroque era
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Residential building
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Residential building Klosterstrasse 9 Around 1600 Three-storey plastered half-timbered building with four projections. Late Gothic pillars of an arbor. Plank ceiling inside. Around 1600, with modifications in the 18th century, 1390 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Klosterstrasse 10 Visible framework with crooked hip, cellar door ins. 1611
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Residential building
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Residential building Klosterstrasse 11 Three-story building with a profiled approach, structural framework and half-hipped roof


Former hospital barn (aggregate)
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Former hospital barn (aggregate) Kornhausstrasse 4, 4/1, 6 1735 Three gabled buildings with gate passages and elevator windows. Northern outer wall with remains of the city wall, 1735 (material entirety)
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Catholic Parish Church of St. Joseph
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Catholic Parish Church of St. Joseph Short trench 1 1885-1886 Three-aisled square basilica with a side tower. Design: building inspector Pfeifer, architect U. Pohlhammer. Neo-Gothic. 1885–1886
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More pictures Residential building Long Street 2 Essentially around 1422 Plastered half-timbered building. Two-storey with advances. Essentially around 1422 (d), 1426 (d) extension
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Residential building
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Residential building Lange Strasse 4 1394 Eaves. Living room with profiled plank beam ceiling. 1394 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Lange Strasse 5 1672 Plastered half-timbered building. Eaves, two-storey with a protrusion above the ground floor. Arched doorway, 1672 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Lange Strasse 6 1408 Eaves. 1408 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Lange Strasse 7 16th Century Half-timbered building. Eaves, plastered, two-story with a powerful advance. 16th century with modern changes, 1386 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Lange Strasse 8 1394 Gable-facing, plastered building with double roof structure, 1394 (d)
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More pictures Residential building with shop Long Street 9 Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Carved beams
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Carved beams Long Street 10 1443 Secondary use on the street facade of the house. With the inscription “One should praise women, whether it is true or a lie. Amen. Anno Domini 1443 “
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Inscription stone
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Inscription stone Long Street 11 1598 With initials PV, 1598
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Residential building
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Residential building Long Street 14 1337 Two-storey half-timbered building on the gable, 1337 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Long Street 16 around 1380 Gabled house, two-storey, plastered half-timbered building, with a low ground floor and powerful protrusions, around 1380
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House (birth house of the painter Louis Braun, Munich)
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House (birth house of the painter Louis Braun, Munich) Long Street 20 essentially around 1390 Three-storey, eaves-standing half-timbered building with protrusion, beam heads, long cleats, 16th century, essentially around 1390 (d)
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Gasthaus "zur Tanne"
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Gasthaus "zur Tanne" Long Street 21 1426 Two-storey, plastered half-timbered building with projections and long carved lugs, 1426 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Long Street 22 Late Middle Ages Two-storey, eaves-standing, plastered half-timbered building with a low ground floor, advance on carved stud. Leaves, high pitched roof. Late Middle Ages
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Residential building
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Residential building Lange Strasse 24 in the core 1347 Eaves. Far cantilevered upper floor with the remains of a plank beam ceiling from 1358 (d), in the core 1347 (d). New top floor
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Residential building
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Residential building Long Street 26 1335 Two-story, eaves-standing, plastered building with a low ground floor and a cantilevered upper floor. Gothic door frames on the back ground floor. 1335 (d), roof structure recently renewed
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Residential building
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Residential building Long Street 27 1430 Plastered half-timbered building with leaves, 16./18. Century, 1430 (d) with older bars from 1299 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Long Street 29 1387 Two-storey, plastered half-timbered building with a gable-sided approach on carved lugs. Small-format, irregularly distributed windows on the upper floor, plank ceiling. 1387 (d)
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Residential building Long Street 30 1513 Gable-end plastered building with horizontal roof truss and mortised wood connections. Wooden spiral staircase leading to the attic. 1513 (d)
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Residential building (originally unit with No. 33)
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Residential building (originally unit with No. 33) Long Street 31 1421 Eaves, two-storey, plastered half-timbered building with a low ground floor and a powerful advance on a profiled stone console. 1421 (d)
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Residential building (originally unit with No. 31)
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Residential building (originally unit with No. 31) Long Street 33 1421 Two-storey plastered half-timbered building on the eaves with a low ground floor, an advance on a slightly profiled stone console and high gable roof with eaves cornice. 1421 (d)
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Former barn
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Former barn Long street 33/1 1406 Eaves standing building, reduced in size by partial demolition in 1907. 1406 (d)
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Lion Brewery
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Lion Brewery Lange Strasse 35/1 Around 1900 Four-story brick building with a central tower. Designed by Karl Eberhard, architect. 1900?
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Residential house with a former forge Long Street 36 1532 Main building: gable-independent, two-storey, plastered half-timbered building over a massive ground floor. Vaulted cellar with round arched passage made of sandstone, horizontal roof structure with leaflets. Bulged, profiled central support (so-called Hallischer Bock) on the ground floor. Two-leaf wooden doors from the late 19th century. 1532 (d)
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Evangelical Church of St. Catherine
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Evangelical Church of St. Catherine Long Street 38 1343, nave 1895 Choir (marked 1343) and tower 13./14. Century. Langhaus von Dolmetsch, 1895
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Residential and commercial building in a corner
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Residential and commercial building in a corner Long Street 40 1898 Three and a half storeys with a tower bay window in ornamental framework. Top floor with iron spiral staircase. Ground floor / shop floor with reused remains of the medieval (?) Predecessor building. Design: foreman J. Weiler, 1898
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House in a corner
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House in a corner Long Street 41 1719 Half-timbered house with two pronounced gable-sided projections and a gable roof. 1719 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Long Street 42 1385 Gable-independent, plastered building with a wide cantilevered upper floor. 1385 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Long Street 44 1383 Gable-independent, two and a half story, plastered half-timbered building. "Craft level" above the house entrance, powerful advance on consoles. Drilled window frame, 16th century, 1383 (d)
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Residential building Long Street 48 1863 Residential building: Eaves four-story building with a stone-clad ground floor and richly decorated framed combined window openings on the upper floor (partly twin windows). 1863. Conservatory extension
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Residential building with extension (today part of the Hällisch-Fränkisches Museum) - (entity)
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Residential building with extension (today part of the Hällisch-Fränkisches Museum) - (entity) Lange Strasse 49, 51 1470 Small house on the eaves (No. 49) from 1470 (d) with an extension to the rear, 1565 (d). Eaves on the southern extension (No. 51) from 1579 (d). (Entirety)
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Restaurant to the "Blauer Bock"
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Restaurant to the "Blauer Bock" Long Street 53 Protected according to § 2 DSchG


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Citizens' Home Langenfelder Weg 5 1923 Plastered four-storey building with a pergola in front, two-storey extension and attic extensions. “Stuttgarter Schule”, 1923
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Garden shed with adjoining natural stone wall (totality)
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Garden shed with adjoining natural stone wall (totality) Langer Graben 3, at 19th century 19th century (whole)
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Elementary school Long moat 10 1892 Central building and two side wings, portal frames with triangular gables, stairwells with large, arched windows. Design: Stadtbaumeister Kolb, 1892
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Angel pharmacy
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Angel pharmacy Marktstrasse 2 1817 Plastered classical building with window frames, eaves cornice, staircase and baroque angel figure, 1817
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Residential building
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Residential building Marktstrasse 3 around 1728 Eaves, three-storey building with pilaster strips and central projection, drilled windows and cranked eaves cornice. First floor with stucco ceiling, around 1728
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Residential building
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Residential building Marktstrasse 4 1730 Plastered baroque building with richly designed ground floor made of sandstone, drilled windows, stucco ceilings with frescoes. 1730
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Residential building
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Residential building Marktstrasse 5 1729 Eaves half-timbered building with mansard roof and stucco ceilings, marked 1729
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Sandel's house
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Sandel's house Marktstrasse 9 1730 Plastered baroque building with a mansard roof. Richly designed ground floor made of sandstone, relief depictions of the four seasons. 1730
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More pictures Stucco ceiling Marktstrasse 15 1728 In the residential building, first floor, stucco ceiling with net and banding, 1728
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Formerly the "Zur Traube" inn
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Formerly the "Zur Traube" inn Marktstrasse 17 1897 redesign Plastered building in corner position, three-storey, converted into a commercial bank in 1897 (Oberamtsbaumeister Berner). Two-storey barrel-vaulted cellar rooms with round-arched profiled door walls and ashlar masonry, possibly remains of the tower of the city fortifications; probably 16th century
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Bridge Pharmacy, former Meyding House
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Bridge Pharmacy, former Meyding House Mauerstrasse 1 1416 Plastered half-timbered building with half-hipped roof, advance to Knaggen, 16th and 19th centuries, 1416 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Mauerstraße 2 1470 Eaves, plastered building, four-storey with subsequent raising of the roof to the street. Standing chair construction, second attic with door leaves from the 16th / 17th centuries Century. 1470 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Mauerstrasse 3 1435 Eaves, three-storey building, plastered with overhang on the second floor, stud at the left end of the house. Soot-blackened roof, richly decorated plank beam ceiling (room), straight plank beam ceiling (chamber). 1435 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Mauerstraße 4 1435 Eaves, four-storey building, plastered with gable, 1435 (d)
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More pictures Residential complex Mauerstrasse 6 1448 Gable-independent residential building (towards Mauerstraße). Gable-independent residential building (towards Schlossergasse). 1448 (d)
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Former inn "Zur Glocke"
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Former inn "Zur Glocke" Mauerstrasse 9 16th Century Visible framework with large advances and a baroque extension. 16th century
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Residential building
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Residential building Mauerstraße 10 16th Century Two-storey plastered half-timbered building in a corner position with a powerful advance on carved lugs. 16th century
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Residential building
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Residential building Mauerstrasse 12 1385, remodeling 1590 Two-storey half-timbered building on a raised basement. Two advances on long z. Partly curved lugs, ornamentally carved corner posts, ornamental framework in the living area, leaves, hipped roof and beamed ceiling. 1385 (d), modification 1590 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Mauerstrasse 13 1543 Gable-independent house with exposed framework construction (street side), 1543 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Mauerstrasse 14 1462 Gable-independent and two-storey half-timbered building with over-leafed lying chair, 1462 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Mauerstrasse 15 1446 Eaves, three-storey half-timbered building, advances on long carved lugs, lamellas (1st floor), in some cases double foot bows and double posts (2nd floor). 1446 (d)
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More pictures Residential building Mauerstrasse 18 probably 17th century Two-storey half-timbered building in a corner position with a gable-sided approach and coat of arms, wrought-iron bracket, probably 17th century
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Residential building
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Residential building Mauerstrasse 20 1347 Residential house with outbuildings (formerly warehouse function) and double cellar system. Main building, 1347 (d), heightened in the 18th century. Outbuilding, 1540 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Mauerstrasse 21 16th Century Three-storey plastered half-timbered building. Two advances on strong lugs, door frame with wedge stone (tanner guild mark), 16th century
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Residential building
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Residential building Mohrenstrasse 1 The three-storey half-timbered house was built after the city fire of 1728. Above the modern ground floor, the upper floors show structural half-timbering, profiled footsteps and eaves, a dwarf house with a gable roof and richly profiled cornice. The facade shows the characteristic appearance of a Haller half-timbered house of the 18th century.
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Residential building Mohrenstrasse 1 The three-storey half-timbered house was built after the city fire of 1728. Above the modern ground floor, the upper floors show structural half-timbering, profiled footsteps and eaves, a dwarf house with a gable roof and richly profiled cornice. The facade shows the characteristic appearance of a Haller half-timbered house of the 18th century.
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court House Münzstrasse 1, 3 1977-1980 Three- to five-story building in a row construction with inner courtyards and open staircase, built 1977–1980 according to plans by Fred Angerer. One of the early examples of conscious building in existing buildings, here including the city wall. Use of modern materials such as brick-clad reinforced concrete supports and dark aluminum consoles as balcony supports
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Residential building New tire tray 24 2nd half of the 19th century Two-storey building on a hillside. Attached two-storey veranda with arched windows and plaster ornaments, wrought iron front garden fence, 2nd half of the 19th century,
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Municipal waterworks (probably pumping station) New tire crates 27 1907 Municipal waterworks (probably pumping station), 1907
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Residential and commercial building Neue Strasse 2 around 1900 Eaves, two-story building. Inside: baluster railings, block stairs, stucco valleys and panel doors around 1900 (1st floor), figurative stucco ceiling and baroque doors (2nd floor). Cellar probably from the previous medieval building. 18th century
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Residential house, former inn "Zum Kurfürsten"
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Residential house, former inn "Zum Kurfürsten" Neue Strasse 3 18th century Eaves, three-storey half-timbered building. Constructive framework and coffered profiled eaves cornice. 18th century
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Residential building
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Residential building Neue Strasse 4 18th century Three-story, plastered half-timbered building with a dwelling, mansard roof, a slight advance and a profiled eaves cornice. 18th century
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Commercial building (of the bookseller Ferd), former Staibsche bookstore
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Commercial building (of the bookseller Ferd), former Staibsche bookstore Neue Strasse 5 1872 Plastered building in corner position with shop window design of the neo-renaissance. Square corner pilaster strips, flat pilasters with floral and wreath motifs and supporting beams with wedge stone. 1872
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House figure
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House figure Neue Strasse 10 19th century Polychrome carved carved carrot figure (symbolizes the pharmacist profession). 19th century
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Stucco ceiling Neue Strasse 18 around 1730 on the second floor, around 1730
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Residential house, former inn, Dauch house Neue Strasse 21, 23 1st half of the 19th century Three-storey, plastered half-timbered building with two slightly profiled projections and eaves, central projectile and wrought-iron bracket. 1st half of the 19th century.

(A stone house, the so-called Scheursche Turm, stood at this point until the town fire.)
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"Drei König" inn
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"Drei König" inn Neue Strasse 25, Sulengasse 1 Mid 18th century Three-storey, partially exposed half-timbered building with drilled window frames, grooved corner pilasters, richly profiled foot sills and eaves under the mansard roof, dormers, cast-iron cantilever (1888). Including outbuildings, brewery with guest rooms on the upper floor. Middle of the 18th century
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Residential building Neue Strasse 26 1st quarter of the 19th century Eaves, three-storey, plastered half-timbered building with a weak approach on the upper floor, mezzanine floor (1st quarter of the 19th century) and saddle roof with dormers, 18th century
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Garden shed Neumäuerstraße 21


Residential house, former beguinage and Wilhelmsanstalt
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Residential house, former beguinage and Wilhelmsanstalt Nunnery 4 1512 Three-storey, plastered half-timbered building with two weak projections and a high, one-sided half-hipped roof, plank room with a plank ceiling, another plank room. 1512 (d)
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More pictures Former home of the rabbi Dr. J. Berlinger Obere Herrngasse 1 1838 Two-storey, plastered building with symmetrical facade structure, arched portal and gable. 1838
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More pictures Residential building Obere Herrngasse 3 1831-1837 Gable-independent, three-storey, plastered half-timbered building with a powerful advance on profiled stone consoles. In the core of the 16th century, 1831–1837 (d), hardly any older remains
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More pictures Residential building Obere Herrngasse 5 1493 Plastered half-timbered building with an advance on stone consoles, coat of arms. 1493 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Obere Herrngasse 6


So-called Mörikehaus, residential building
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So-called Mörikehaus, residential building Obere Herrngasse 7 1448 Plastered half-timbered building with projections, baroque, drilled windows, door frames and door leaf. 1448 d
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More pictures Former Jewish prayer room with shop and apartments Obere Herrngasse 8 1st quarter of the 19th century Two-storey building with a round-arched entrance and window openings on the ground floor. Strong cornice, narrow upper storey, eaves cornice with plaques and diaphragm. 1st quarter of the 19th century
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Residential building
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Residential building Obere Herrngasse 9 1404 Plastered half-timbered building with strong advances, steep spiral staircase tower, profiled eaves cornice. 15./18. Century. Haus an der Gasse, 1404 (d); Stair tower, 1578 (d); Arbor construction, 1683 (d). (Former associated barn, see Pfarrgasse 14)
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Residential building
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Residential building Obere Herrngasse 10


Residential building
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Residential building Obere Herrngasse 11 1392 Plastered half-timbered building with strong protrusions, carved lugs, a crooked roof and remains of sgraffito painting. Scaffolding including roof, 1392 (d), marked 1508 or 1597
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Residential building
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Residential building Obere Herrngasse 12 1590, 1688 Partly plastered half-timbered building on a stone base with baroque redesign on the ground floor, marked 1590 or 1688
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So-called Engelhardt House
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So-called Engelhardt House Obere Herrngasse 13 1578, 1688 Half-timbered house with arbor, decorative framework, sandstone parapet and heraldic cartouches. marked with 1578 or 1688
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Residential building
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Residential building Obere Herrngasse 14 1570 and 1776 Plastered half-timbered building upside down with a crooked hip, lugs, humpback cuboid and Gothic doorway. Marked with 1570 and 1776
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Residential building
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Residential building Obere Herrngasse 15 1494 Three-storey plastered half-timbered building on a hillside with a stone base (humpback cuboid), advance and half-hipped roof. Essentially late medieval, 1494 (d).
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Former summer house Obere Herrngasse 15/1 1529 Secret Annex, 1529 (d)
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More pictures Residential building Obere Herrngasse 17


Oberlimpurg ruin Oberlimpurg 1529, canceled in 1575 Medieval castle ruins, early historical ramparts, demolished in 1529, 1575 by the city of Hall
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Half-timbered residential building
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Half-timbered residential building Pfarrgasse 3 Around 1430 Three-and-a-half-storey, three advances, profiled lugs, high gable roof, plank room with plank ceiling. Around 1430 (d)
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Half-timbered building
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Half-timbered building Pfarrgasse 6 around 1380 Plank beam ceiling (ground floor), baroque coffered ceiling (upper floor), large vaulted cellar with overlying flat cellar, rear extension with flattened struts, colored frames, around 1380 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Pfarrgasse 7 1390/91 Built around 1390/91 (d)
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Craftsman House
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Craftsman House Pfarrgasse 9 1337, 1578 1337 (d), plank room with painted plank ceiling, 1578 (d)
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Preceptorate building
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Preceptorate building Pfarrgasse 12 around 1460 Half-timbered construction with projections, lugs, leaf lamellations, half-hipped roof, around 1460 (d)
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Half-timbered residential building
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Half-timbered residential building Pfarrgasse 15 probably 15th century, 18th century (redesign) Three-storey, plastered and profiled eaves cornice, high hipped roof with little roof house, powerful advances. In the core probably 15th century, redesign in the 18th century
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Residential building Pfarrgasse 17 probably around 1800 Three-storey half-hipped house, strict row of windows, probably 1800. Two-wing house door with profiled frame and skylight, richly decorated double door leaf, original door knobs and lock fittings, around 1800
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Former Protestant deanery / rectory
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Former Protestant deanery / rectory Pfarrgasse 18 around 1525 Half-timbered building, redesigned in baroque style. Residence of the reformer J. Brenz, around 1525 (d)
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Rippergbrücke, so-called ark Ripperg 19th century Wooden covered footbridge over the Kocher. 19th century
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Former cotton mill Churr and Sons, later Held und Teufel (factual entity) Ripperg 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12 probably around 1800 Group of buildings north of the city. Two-storey, profiled, plastered eaves cornice. Early 19th / early 20th century, in the core probably around 1800 (subject entirety)
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Former engine shed Ritterstrasse 5 19th century Exposed brick, 19th century
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So-called Thomas Schweiker House
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So-called Thomas Schweiker House Rosenbühl 2 15th century Stone house from the 15th century, half-timbered tower from the following century, advance with a row of beam heads, constructive half-timbering
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New building
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New building Rosenbühl 14 1527 Former rifle house, from 1803 fruit box, coat of arms relief, marked 1527, stone building with pitched roof
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Former hospital and poor hospital Salinenstrasse 44 Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential building Schlossergasse 1 1594 Plastered renaissance building on the eaves, bay buildings, high profiled beams. Baroque, two-winged portal with profiled stone walls. 1594 (d). 1900 Raised roof
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Brunnen (at the former milk market)
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Brunnen (at the former milk market) School alley 1756 With octagonal cast iron trough and stone column with vase. Richly decorated, marked 1756
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Basement systems Schulgasse 8, 10 middle Ages Three parallel barrel vaulted medieval cellars under houses from the 18th century
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Former inn "Zum Rössle"
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Former inn "Zum Rössle" Schulgasse 16 After 1728 Half-timbered residential building. Three-storey building in a corner. Sandstone ground floor, half-timbered upper floors with K and diamond motifs and a high hipped roof. Built after the city fire of 1728.
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Residential building
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Residential building Schwatzbühlgasse 4 After 1728 Half-timbered residential building. Three-story, gable-independent building with four pronounced projections. Half-timbering with typical K motifs. Built after the city fire of 1728.
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Residential building Schwatzbühlgasse 8 After 1728 Half-timbered residential building. Three-storey, eaves-standing house with constructive framework, profiled foot sills and richly profiled eaves cornice. Built after the city fire of 1728.
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Residential building Schwatzbühlgasse 10 After 1728 Half-timbered residential building. Two-storey, eaves-standing house with constructive framework, profiled footsteps and richly designed eaves cornice. Zwerchhaus. Built after the city fire of 1728.
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Residential building Schwatzbühlgasse 12 After 1728, loading 1899 Three-storey, eaves-standing, plastered building, after the town fire of 1728. Shop installation in 1899. Strong eaves cornice, distinctive mid-house, profiled cornice
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Residential building Schwatzbühlgasse 16 after 1728 Three-storey, plastered building in a corner, built after 1728. Baroque half-timbered architecture. On the upper floor, weak advances on consoles, drilled windows, mansard and semi-gable roofs
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Office and residential buildings (aggregate) Seiferheldstrasse 19, 21, 23, 25 1925 Four-storey building, 1925, symmetrical facades, polygonal bay windows, protruding eaves cornice with hip roofs and roof houses. Stuttgart School (aggregate)
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Restaurant "Zum Posthörnle"
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Restaurant "Zum Posthörnle" Sparkassenplatz 3 After 1728 Three-storey half-timbered building. Elaborate example of baroque half-timbered housing. Massive ground floor zone with square corner pilasters, stone-framed, drilled windows. Richly profiled footsteps, ornamentally carved corner posts, drilled window frames and K motifs. Erected after the city fire of 1728
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Former Post Office (Post Filing Bureau) Sparkassenplatz 4


So-called Siedersburg
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So-called Siedersburg Sparkassenplatz 9, Haalstrasse 4 After 1728 remodeling Three-storey, Romanesque stone house in a corner location, redesigned in Baroque style after the city fire of 1728: door openings on the ground floor, mansard roof. (Entirety)
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Workers house Spitalmühlenstrasse 25 19th century Two-storey brick building with entrance project, boarded attic. 19th century
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Craftsman House
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Craftsman House Sporersgasse 1 Around 1738 Around 1738 for the tailor Johann Jakob Frey
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Administration building Steinbacher Street 23 1897 Three and a half story brick building, hipped roof; Rusticated ground floor, richly structured facade, 1897
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villa Steinbacher Strasse 37 around 1900 Two-storey, around 1900
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bridge
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bridge Stone footbridge in the core 1516 Five-arched sandstone bridge, in the core 1516
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So-called duck cheek
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So-called duck cheek Steinerner Steg 1


ground floor
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ground floor Steinerner Steg 3 Ground floor zone of a three-storey, plastered building, profiled stone frames of the entrances, re. 1794
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Residential building
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Residential building Steinerner Steg 4 Scaffolding dendrochronologically dated 1430/31, gable reconstruction in 1525


House of the Saline Director Thon
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House of the Saline Director Thon Steinerner Steg 5 18th century Three-storey half-timbered house in a corner. Double-leaf front door, high-quality craftsmanship. 18th century
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Residential building
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Residential building Steinerner Steg 6 late 17th century Three-storey, medieval barrel-vaulted cellar, stone-framed window openings, corner cuboid, half-timbered top with decorative framework in the attic, late 17th century. Eastern gable end 19th century. Inscription plaque from 1570. City fortifications of the core city, probably around 1156 to approx. 1250
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Former Sulmeisterburg
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Former Sulmeisterburg Steinerner Steg 7 around 1600 Romanesque stone house with remains of a house chapel, half-timbered tower with a crooked roof, around 1600; with remains of the city wall, [part of the] city fortifications of the core city, probably around 1156 to approx. 1250
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Former Judenbad (?)
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Former Judenbad (?) Steinerner Steg 8 1711 Three-storey, plastered, gable-independent half-timbered house using the medieval city wall. Gothic door jambs, three advances, partly on cleats (half-timbered attachment marked 1711), gable roof. Probably in place of the former Jewish bath. (Renewed inside by installing staircase and elevator)
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Former manorial estate (entity) Expensive path 2, 2/1, 2/2, 2/3, 2/4 17th century 17th century (whole)
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Schuhbäck bakery
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Schuhbäck bakery Untere Herrngasse 1 1370, around 1900 (boom) Three-storey half-timbered house on a stone plinth in corner position, strong advance over the ground floor, chamfered corner, inscription board plank ceiling. Medieval core, 1370 (d), half-timbered upper floors 18th century. Artful wrought iron bracket, around 1900.
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Feyerabent and Dreikönig House
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Feyerabent and Dreikönig House Untere Herrngasse 2 1289 Three-storey half-timbered semi-detached house in the top position, pronounced advances, long, profiled lugs, traces of foliage. Decorative framework in the gable. Medieval core, front building 1289 (d), rear building 1395 (d), redesigned in the 17th century.
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Beyschlag House
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Beyschlag House Untere Herrngasse 4 Late Middle Ages, Baroque (redesign) Half-timbered house in a corner, three-story and plastered. Late medieval origins, brick ground floor, drilled, stone door jambs with wedge stone fragment, baroque redesign
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Residential building
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Residential building Untere Herrngasse 5 probably late Middle Ages Half-timbered residential building. Three-storey, facing the gable and plastered, in essence probably the late Middle Ages. Attic storey with decorative framework 17th century, advance to Knaggen. Baroque stone door frames with heraldic cartouche, 18th century. 1298 (d), 1400 (d)
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Residential building Untere Herrngasse 6 around 1500 Half-timbered residential building. Two- or three-storey building on a hillside, stone storey, pronounced advances, long curved lugs, foliage, high saddle roof, around 1500. 1397 (d), 1471 (d)
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Feyerabend House
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Feyerabend House Untere Herrngasse 7 probably 1518/19, core building 1401 Three-storey, gable-independent, plastered half-timbered house, two advances, long cleats. Beam heads on the upper floor, high pitched roof, probably 1518/19. Core building 1401 (d)
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Keckenburg (totality)
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Keckenburg (totality) Untere Herrngasse 8, 10, 12 middle Ages Keckenburg (No. 8, 10): Medieval stone house, gothic garments, half-timbered top, back panels with scabbard, 15th century. Extension of plastered half-timbered building, mansard roof, two rococo door frames, window baskets, 18th century. Ceiling beam layers in the stone tower 1238–1241 (d), girder with central supports 1281 (d), heightening of the framework 1508 (d). Half-timbered building (No. 12 - today a museum), partly plastered, gable decorative framework, around 1600. Diamond-shaped doubled-up door leaf, original fittings, stone door walls, marked 1730 (totality)
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Former garden shed Unterlimpurger Strasse 3 Around 1850 Two-storey, gable-independent plastered building, cuboid ground floor, corner pilasters, webbing, axial row of windows. Around 1850, roof renewal around 1935. Former garden house with shed belonging to it. (Entirety)
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Former rectory Unterlimpurger Strasse 5 18th century Plastered half-timbered building with side extension, sandstone portal with volute gable, door leaf, 18th century, with an older core, around 1545 (d)
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Former district court Unterlimpurger Strasse 7 1575, early 19th century (redesign) Half-timbered house, plastered, tower-like extension, relief with coats of arms, marked 1575, remodeled at the beginning of the 19th century, door leaves
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District Court Unterlimpurger Strasse 8 probably 1901 Three-story, [new] baroque courthouse. Symmetrically structured longitudinal facades, mansard roof, square corner pilasters, richly profiled, drilled window frames, Doric pilasters, curved gables. Architect Jordan, probably 1901
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Former barn Unterlimpurger Strasse 17 1469 Two-storey, plastered, gable-independent half-timbered building, large entrance gates on the ground floor, elevator openings with wooden shutters on the upper and top floors. Foliage, half-hipped roof. 1469 (d)
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Residential building Unterlimpurger Strasse 19 17th century Two-storey, gable-independent, plastered half-timbered house, stone-framed window openings, round-arched sandstone door jambs, approach to stone consoles, painted beam ceiling. 17th century
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Garden shed Unterlimpurger Straße 21/2 18th century High stone plinth, arched window, half-timbered storey, profiled foot sills, eaves cornice, 18th century
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Residential building Unterlimpurger Strasse 22 around 1600 Gable-independent, two-storey half-timbered building, around 1600
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Residential building Unterlimpurger Strasse 24 17th century Plastered half-timbered house, profiled footsteps, wooden door frames, door leaf, 17th century
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Residential building Unterlimpurger Strasse 26 1821 Two-storey, plastered house, stone-framed doorway, marked 1821 in the Keilstein, mansard roof with dormers. Veranda with richly carved arched windows from the 19th century
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Former Lower Limpurgian hospital, later the “Zum Schwanen” inn
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Former Lower Limpurgian hospital, later the “Zum Schwanen” inn Unterlimpurger Strasse 49 1476 Plastered half-timbered building, half-hipped roof, Gothic door frames, donor's board, marked 1476, redesigned in baroque style, window frames, tavern boom
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Villa of the manufacturer Karl Ganzhorn Unterlimpurger Strasse 50 1913-14 Built by architect Heinrich Kling, 1913-14
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Evangelical parish church St. Urban, former Marienkirche (material entity)
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Evangelical parish church St. Urban, former Marienkirche (material entity) Unterlimpurger Strasse 51 Late Romanesque building with Gothic modifications. Enclosure, grave monuments (totality)
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Residential building
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Residential building Unterlimpurger Strasse 53 1456 Half-timbered structure with advances, man figures, leaves, cleats. 1456 (d)
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"Gasthaus Stern" Unterlimpurger Strasse 61 1625 Plastered half-timbered building, crooked roof, marked 1625, in the core probably older
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Residential building
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Residential building Unterlimpurger Strasse 65 Around 1500 Half-timbered house on a stone base. 1710 in Jewish possession.


Residential building
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Residential building Unterlimpurger Strasse 74 around 1700 Two-storey, plastered half-timbered house, corner location, asymmetrically grouped window openings, profiled eaves, saddle roof, probably around 1700
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Residential building
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Residential building Unterlimpurger Strasse 75 1458/59 Two-storey, gable-independent half-timbered building, 1458/59 (d), one of the oldest preserved roof trusses in Schwäbisch Hall
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Residential building
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Residential building Unterlimpurger Strasse 80 18th century Two-storey, gable-independent, plastered half-timbered house, profiled projections, original elevator hatch with wooden drawer, high saddle roof, 18th century
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So-called High House
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So-called High House Unterlimpurger Strasse 81 middle Ages Former residential tower of the Tannhäuser (a family proven in the 15th – 16th centuries). Medieval stone house, half-timbered tower, advances on long lugs, half-hipped roof. 1396 (d)


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image designation location Dating description
villa Weilertor 3 1881 Plastered construction, central projection, richly carved roofed balcony, ornamental window frames, 1881 according to plans by Backnang foreman Herrlinger
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Garden house with outside stairs Weilertor 5 1675 Half-timbered, marked 1675, renovated in 1890.
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Teuchelsbrücke, former aqueduct
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Teuchelsbrücke, former aqueduct Wettbach 1580 Stone bridge, segmented and pointed arch, former aqueduct, built in 1580 as part of the aqueduct from Eltershofen to Schwäbisch Hall.
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image designation location Dating description
Residential building
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Residential building Zollhüttengasse 2 1514 Two-storey, plastered half-timbered house. Arched, stone-framed cellar entrance, eaves side, strong protrusion, long cleats, baroque mansard roof, 1514 (d)
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Residential building
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Residential building Zollhüttengasse 4 last quarter of the 19th century Two-storey house with workshop, last quarter of the 19th century. On the ground floor shop with cast iron column, ornamental framing of the shop window, window roofing, console eaves, roof house with triangular seal
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Heroic House
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Heroic House Zollhüttengasse 6 1546 Three-storey, gable-independent half-timbered house, with stone ground floor and first floor. Exposed framework, decorative framework, profiled advances, elevator door with elevator beam. 1546 (d). Round-arched house entrance with inscription in the Keilstein: “I am Georg Seiferheld, in the Schöntler Hof I am well known; Jesus Christ is my savior, Maria Müllerin is his honest household ”;

Family coat of arms, marked with 1602
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Residential building
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Residential building Zollhüttengasse 7 1341 Medieval, gable-independent building, 1341 (d)
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Customs office (entity)
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Customs office (entity) Zollhüttengasse 15 1922 Two-storey plastered building. Established in 1922 as the main customs office. Curved gable, weather vane, decorated entrance portals. With garden, walling and courtyard (totality)
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Residential building
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Residential building Kennel 2 18th century Baroque half-timbered house on the wall, mansard roof, 18th century
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Abbreviations

(d) Dendrochronologically determined

See also

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Schwäbisch Hall  - collection of images, videos and audio files

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• List of cultural monuments in Baden-Württemberg, City of Schwäbisch Hall, as of November 13, 2013

literature

Individual evidence

  1. List of buildings in the Haller House Lexicon