List of cultural monuments in Seester

The list of cultural monuments in Seester includes all cultural monuments of the Schleswig-Holstein community of Seester (Pinneberg district) and its districts (as of 2017).

Factual entities

ID	location	Official name	description	image
40793	Village street	Church of St. John	Church of St. John with furnishings, bells, churchyard, tombs until 1870, linden wreath

Structural systems

ID	location	Official name	description	image
3782	Village street	Church of St. John with furnishings	The St. John's Church in Seester in Schleswig-Holstein is located on a terp that is lined with tall linden trees. In the old churchyard around the church building you can find many grave stelae that date from the first half of the 19th century.
25756	Kurzenmoor 30	Hall house	Courtyard from 1585

Green features

ID	location	Official name	description	image
19772	Village street	Churchyard	Cemetery, tombs until 1870, linden wreath

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

Former cultural monuments

location	Official name	description	image
Dieckhof 1	Kate from 1855	Small hall house of 3 compartments. The outer walls are z. T. massively renewed several times. The front sides are designed as full gables and paneled. The Babendör originally had curly headbands.
Dieckhof 8	Courtyard from 1838
Dorfstrasse 2	19th century house
Dorfstrasse 19	18th century Kate	Small hall house of 3 subject. The rear barn extension dates from the 19th century. The house is whitewashed and has a wooden gable on the street side.
Dorfstrasse 36	formerly old post office (Kate)
Dorfstrasse 37	Pastorate
Dorfstrasse 37-39	Churchyard
Dorfstrasse 37-39	Bells stack	Bell cage from the 15th century, renewed by J. Bahlmann in 1819. The joist sleepers rest on brick foundations. Cross bracing was made with St. Andrew's crosses. The roof consists of a slate-covered, flat tent roof.
Dorfstrasse 37-39		Gravestones up to 1870. Many gravestones from the 19th century and some older ones, the oldest of which is dated 1663.
Dorfstrasse 37-39	Linden wreath	The church building is located on a terp, which is lined with tall linden trees.
Dorfstrasse 38	Hall building
Dorfstrasse 39	former restaurant	The former restaurant is now used as a kindergarten. The historical photo is believed to be from the 1950s.
Dorfstrasse 41	Kate	Former half-timbered house, presumably from the 17th century, walled in at the end of the 19th century, restored at the end of the 20th century while partially retaining the old masonry.
Dorfstrasse 45	18th century Kate
Dorfstrasse 47	18th century Kate
Dorfstrasse 61	Kate
Dorfstrasse 65	Kate
Dorfstrasse 69	18th century Kate
Big sun dike 21	Courtyard from 1793
Groß Sonnendeich 25	Courtyard from the 18th century
Big sun dike 57	Courtyard from 1790	A two-column, 12-compartment half-timbered house, built as a cross house, built around 1790. The outer walls consist of solid masonry. The four boarded full gables protrude slightly above. They have small, profiled consoles. In 1960 the wide corridor board still had its old boarding in part.
Large sun dike 77	Courtyard from 1732
Klein Sonnendeich 1	"Dat rode Hus" courtyard from 1667
Klein Sonnendeich 4	Courtyard from 1815
Kurzenmoor 12	Courtyard from the 18th / 20th centuries century
Kurzenmoor 13	Courtyard from the 18th century
Kurzenmoor 14	Courtyard from the 17th / 18th centuries century
Kurzenmoor 28	Courtyard from 1867/1879
Kurzenmoor 32	Residential and farm buildings from the 18th century
Kurzenmoor 36	Courtyard from the 18th century
Seesteraudeich 60	Courtyard from 1794

Former cultural monuments no longer preserved

location	Official name	description	image
Large sun dike 5	Courtyard from the 17th century	Completely destroyed in a fire on July 18, 2006
Seesteraudeich 4	Brick factory with former ring kiln from the 19th century	Demolition of the ruins in September 2010 due to the danger to the public
Kurzenmoor 22	Courtyard from 1862	The house was completely destroyed in a fire caused by lightning on August 2, 2012. The left photo shows the new building. The house, which the Fruchtchtenicht family lived in until the fire, was built in 1862.

literature

• Peter Danker-Carstensen, Seester community, history of a village in the Elbmarsch at the same time a contribution to the history of the Seester parish, 320 p., 1994, published by the Seester community

swell

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

Individual evidence

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