List of cultural monuments in Stühlingen

The list of cultural monuments in Stühlingen contains all architectural and art monuments in the city of Stühlingen . It is derived from the list of the State Monuments Office of Baden-Württemberg , the " Directory of immovable architectural and art monuments and the objects to be inspected ". This list was created in 2018. The partial list for the district of Waldshut shows two immovable architectural and art monuments.

Only those monuments that have already been identified are listed below.

Cultural monuments in the city of Stühlingen

Total city

	location	designation	description	image	paragraph
1	Blumegger Weiler location	Museum mill	Lying fallow after the Second World War, this mill with four grinders was completely renovated by the district of Waldshut and established as a museum mill		§ 2

Core city

Village

The development in the city center to the northern outskirts, which is located on the valley floor, is called a village ; the lower village joins the city center down the valley to the southern outskirts.

	location	designation	description	image	paragraph
1	Right Wutachhalde above town of Stühlingen location	lock	Formerly the castle of the Landgraves of Lupfen, converted into a castle in 1620–1624 and thus provided with a keep with an onion dome top		§ 2
2	Intersection Hauptstraße / Bahnhofsstraße location	Residential building	Erected as residential buildings for railway officials and their families in 1874 as part of the construction of the Wutach Valley Railway , today (as of January 2018) used as a residential building / amusement arcade		§ 2
3	Between Bahnhofstrasse and Zelgle location	Farm with utility / residential building and barn	At the end of the 19th century, opposite the railway houses, built farm in the style of a late classic town house with corner blocks and round ventilation holes, the last remaining farmhouse in operation in the urban area		§ 2
4th	Bahnhofstrasse 8 location	Forest house with outbuildings	Two-storey building with a half-hip roof and extensive wooden balcony on the gable side, built around 1900 diagonally across from the Stühlingen train station		§ 2
5	Bahnhofstrasse 9 location	Trinity church with rectory	Evangelical church, consecrated in 1913, with a small neo-baroque hall and tower with an onion dome		§ 2
6th	Twisting on the left edge of the valley location	Twisting on the Wutach	Factory with villa for the manufacturer on the right bank of the Wutach , built in 1870 and powered by a small power station on an industrial canal on the right of the Wutach; a free-standing, former workers' house originally belonged to the ensemble		§ 2
7th	Girls' home between the train station and the Wutach location	Girls home	Freely on the bottom of the valley in Won Schallerei created House , which initially belonged to the twisting; later used as a dormitory for unmarried mothers, so as Mädchenheim referred		§ 2
8th	Border crossing Stühlingen-Oberwiesen location	Former customs house	Baden or German customs house built in 1928 with a guard's house south of the bridge entrance , later replaced by a single-storey customs building north of the bridge entrance and still in use today as a residential building; the German-Swiss border runs in the middle of the Wutach		§ 2
9	North end of main street location	Former main tax office	Baden's main tax office built in 1837/38 (today corresponds to the tax office); Classical, stately three-wing system with hipped roof and sill cornice, interior with double platform staircase		§ 2
10	Hauptstrasse 10 location	Former Fürstenberg Rent Office	Built in 1832 as a rent office, since 1856 until today (as of Feb. 2019) pharmacy (sometimes also drugstore); Classicist hipped roof building with a gabled central projection at the front		§ 2
11	Hauptstrasse 21 location	Former post office	Built as an inn "Zum Hirschen" in 1607, birthplace of Abbot Gerold I of the Muri Monastery, used as a post office on Poststrasse Stühlingen-Bonndorf since 1809; In 1955 the bay window on the front was torn down		§ 2
12	City center at Kronen-Platz location	Former feudal mill	Lehnsmühle was first mentioned in 1603 and is also known as the "Lower Mill"; the Lehenshof consisted of two mills, three inner courtyards and a tithe barn; Mühle was covered by a double house that was then demolished until 1962, now clearly visible from "Kronen-Platz", in 2012 a backdrop for an open-air theater		§ 2
13	City center location	City Church	Catholic parish church of the Holy Cross, built in 1787, stands at the central intersection in the city center; Early classicist hall building with a choir side tower, which stands on the foundation walls of the old church, old churchyard wall partially preserved on the side of the Konradsaal and church park laid out above the old cemetery		§ 2
14th	City center next to Stadtkirche location	Catholic rectory	Catholic rectory stands next to cath. Parish church (town church) and was probably built in 1754, dated over keystone on the front portal; former parish economy stands next to the parsonage, converted into the "Konradsaal" (parish hall)		§ 2
15th	City center at Stadtkirche location	Johannis Well	Baroque fountain basin made of granite, dated 1854, until 2010 stationed at the crossroads opposite; The fountain statue was destroyed by the French occupation army in 1945 and replaced by a statue of St. Nepomuk in 1963		§ 2
16	Unterdorf location	Hist. House in the lower village	Historic house with a half-hipped roof and original entrance veranda, built around 1900 on Hallauer Straße		§ 2

City route

The city ​​path connects the city center in the village with the old town, the so-called Städtle . The city path is the younger of the two paths that connect the small town with the village.

	location	designation	description	image	paragraph
1	Transition main street / city path location	Barn at the Kronen-Eck	Residential house with an economy below and a barn facing the valley, built in the 2nd half of the 19th century; at the gable half-timbered, since 1985 there has been an underpass at the lower corner of the house		§ 2
2	Stadtweg 6 location	Baroque house with economy	Baroque house with an economic part and a round-arched barn door on the side, built in the 2nd half of the 19th century; with mansard roof and outside staircase		§ 2
3	Stadtweg 16 location	Former school house	Classicist building halfway up the city route, with a rusticated base leveling the hillside, consists of three floors with a hipped roof, the double entrance with round arch and the upstream double staircase with access ramp are characteristic; built 1838–1840		§ 2
4th	Above Stadtweg 24 location	Nepomuk statue	Statue of St. Nepomuk with sandstone base, dated to the year 1766; Statue (of the bridge saint) probably comes from the baroque Hallau bridge		§ 2
5	Stadtweg 36 location	Rural property in the suburbs below Balbach Gardens	Farmhouse with an economic part, integrated in a closed development, two-storey with a higher economic part in the ridge in late classicist construction, with a side carriage house; Economy part with round arched tennis door with the inscription MB 1851		§ 2
6th	Stadtweg 40/42 location	Residential house with an economic part in suburbs	Residential building with an economic part, former dye, a total of three storeys, crowned by the mansard roof with protruding rafters and a dormer window; Associated two-story neighboring building with commercial use on the ground floor		§ 2
7th	Stadtweg 44 location	Residential building with an economic part below the city wall	Residential house with a back wall integrated into the city wall; Upper head of the closed development in the suburb, probably built in the 18th century		§ 2

See also

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

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Stühlingen  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ^ Landesdenkmalamt Baden-Württemberg - Directory of immovable architectural and art monuments and the objects to be examined; Freiburg administrative district, Waldshut district, Stühlingen
2. ↑ Dr. Petra Wichmann, Landesdenkmalamt Baden-Württemberg: List of immovable architectural and art monuments, published in the Stühlinger Mitteilungsblatt of June 30, 2004, p. 7 ff

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