List of Monuments historiques in Guebwiller

The List of Monument Historique in Guebwiller lists all the classified and registered Monuments historiques in the Alsatian city of Guebwiller .

List of structures

designation	description	Location	Labelling	Protection status	date	image
Notre-Dame church	The collegiate church was built between 1766 and 1785 according to plans by Louis Beuque and Gabriel Ignaz Ritter . In 1793 the church was looted during the French Revolution and converted into a temple of reason. After a decree by the administration of Upper Alsace, the church was closed in 1798. At times it subsequently served as a military hospital. In the first half of the 19th century, the church was renovated and used again as a place of worship. The towerless facade received a first tower in 1845, the second was never completed. Notre-Dame was built as a three-aisled basilica with blocks of red Vosges sandstone. A semicircular transept separates the three-aisled nave and the three-aisled choir. The floor plan of the crossing is square, a high and windowless pendentive dome vaults the crossing centrally. The apse of the choir closes in a semicircle. A transverse wing surrounds the apse and protrudes laterally as an extension of the end of the side choirs over the nave. A barrel vault arches over the central nave.	Place Jeanne d'Arc ( location )	PA00085438	Classé	1841	more pictures
Notre-Dame-du-Sehring chapel	The cemetery chapel was built in 1618. The elongated hall with five window axes was originally a pilgrimage church and ends with a three-sided choir with a vault. A curved portal with a gable turret sits above the entrance. The furnishings in the chapel date from the Baroque period, including the altarpiece from the chapel of Neuchâtel Castle from the 16th century.	Route de Colmar ( location )	PA00085763	Inscrit	1991	more pictures
Dominican monastery	The monastery church was built between 1306 and 1339. The flat-roofed basilica merges into a five-bay choir with a three-quarter end in the central nave. A five-arched rood screen with painting separates the choir and nave. In the corner of the choir and side aisles sits a Gothic turret. The Gothic convent buildings have been preserved and are dominated by pointed arches.	Rue des Dominicains ( location )	PA00085439	Classé Classé	1920 1976	more pictures
St-Léger Church	The church was built between 1182 and 1235 based on the model of the Basel Minster. The choir was renewed in the 14th century. During the French Revolution, the church was profaned in 1794 and only re-consecrated in 1831. While the portal is still clearly influenced by the Romanesque, the interior is already inspired by Gothic. Originally built as a three-aisled cruciform basilica, the church now has five aisles. The wide west building has an open vestibule on the ground floor. A multi-storey tower sits above the crossing.	Place Saint-Léger ( location )	PA00085440	Classé	1842	more pictures
Hotel du Grand-Doyen	The canons house was built between 1765 and 1768 based on designs by Louis Beuque. However, the construction management was with Gabriel Ignaz Ritter. The three-storey sandstone building has seven symmetrical window axes. Pilaster strips and cornices structure the building. While the windows on the upper floors are rectangular, the windows on the ground floor have segmental arches and sit in round-arched niches. A central projection with a triangular gable emphasizes the center of the facade. Today the house houses the regional history museum Théodore Deck et des Pays du Florival .	1 rue du 4 Février ( location )	PA00085441	Inscrit	1935	more pictures
Hotel de Ville	The Gothic town hall is a three-storey plastered building with a crooked hip roof on which a roof turret sits in the center. In the center of the facade there is a polygonal bay window on a curved console with a narrow column. Tracery sits in the window parapet. The parapet of the Söller is also made with tracery and battlements. The ground and upper floors are separated by a cornice. In the corner there is a statue of Our Lady in a niche with a canopy. The building was built in 1514 for the cloth merchant Marquart Hesser. In 1586 it was enlarged. The prince abbot von Murbach bought the house in the 17th century and shortly afterwards it became the seat of administration.	73 rue de la République ( location )	PA00085442	Classé	1975	more pictures
Residential building	The three-story plastered building was built in 1585 and served as the Bailiwick's courthouse . In 1944 the roof was badly damaged and then restored in different ways. In a corner of the building on the first floor there is a rectangular bay window with a square bay window. The door is framed by a late Gothic portal with heads.	2, 4 rue des Blés ( location )	PA00085443	Inscrit	2011	more pictures
Residential building	The gable-independent two-storey plastered building, built in 1617, only has the original windows on the upper floor. Arched windows and an unadorned portal with a lunette window sit on the ground floor. The year of construction can be found in a lintel.	54 rue de la République ( location )	PA00085446	Inscrit	1975	more pictures
Residential building	The three-storey building was designed in 1903 in the Art Nouveau style based on plans by the architect Sautier. A bay window on the first floor was demolished in 1946. The three window axes are determined by the typical floral decor of Art Nouveau. In the middle axis there is an almost round dwarf house .	104 rue de la République ( location )	PA00085447	Inscrit	1975	more pictures
Maison des Associations	The former canon house (also known as "Maison Baltz") is very similar to the Hôtel du Grand-Doyen. It was built in 1787 based on designs by Gabriel Ignaz Ritter. The three-story sandstone building has eight symmetrical window axes. Broad pilaster strips and cornices structure the sandstone building. While the windows on the upper floors are rectangular, the windows on the ground floor have segmental arches and sit in round-arched niches. Bands also structure the ground floor. Two dormers decorated with volutes sit in the roof.	2 rue de Rathsamhausen ( location )	PA00085444	Inscrit	1935	more pictures
Residential building	The two-story plastered building was erected in 1611. In the gable area there is a painted statue of Our Lady on a console with a head. Behind it a relief with a rosary. The work of art is believed to date from 1683 when the building was being remodeled.	45 rue de la République ( location )	PA00085445	Inscrit	1932	more pictures
Parc de la Marseillaise	The spacious park was laid out in 1897 and 1899 by the Parisian garden architect and landscape gardener Edouard André at the request of the industrialist Aimé Gros-Schlumberger. In the park there is a renaissance fountain from Rouffach, a large fountain and a pavilion. There is also a memorial to Theodore Deck here .	Rue Victor Hugo Avenue des Chasseurs-Alpins ( Location )	PA68000061	Inscrit	2013	more pictures
St-Léger fountain	The fountain was built in 1775 by Gabriel Ignaz Ritter instead of a fountain from 1507. The statue of St. Leodegar is now in the nearby museum and has been replaced by a copy. The figure stands on a canopy, which is supported by three square columns. In front of the almost round fountain basin is a square one with a spout.	Place Saint-Léger ( location )	PA00085448	Inscrit	1932	more pictures
synagogue	After the Jewish community in Guebwiller had grown rapidly in the 19th century, the community built a synagogue between 1869 and 1872 according to plans by the architect August Hartmann. The building, reminiscent of a basilica, has a high central nave and two lower aisles with galleries. Arched windows illuminate the interior. There is a polygonal niche on the rear gable side. On the front gable is a portal in the neo-Romanesque-Byzantine style.	Rue de l'Ancien Hôpital ( location )	PA00085449	Inscrit	1984	more pictures
Hugstein Castle	Ruins of a hillside castle, around 1230; also in the area of Buhl	northwest of the village ( location )	PA68000067	Classé	1898	more pictures

List of objects

designation	description	Location	Labelling	Protection status	date	image
ciborium	Brass, around 1800	in the Notre-Dame church ( Lage )	PM68000074	Classé	1976
Main altar	Altar table, two angel sculptures and two candlesticks; Marble, bronze and gilded wood, around 1784, by Fidel Sporer ; 19th century candlesticks	in the Notre-Dame church ( Lage )	PM68000082	Classé	1980	more pictures
Sacred Heart Altar	Marble and bronze, 18th century	in the Notre-Dame church ( Lage )	PM68000085	Classé	1980	more pictures
Bell jar	Bronze, cast in 1696	in the Notre-Dame-du-Sehring chapel ( location )	PM68000079	Classé	1976
Altar cross	Ivory and wood, 17th century	in the Dominican monastery ( location )	PM68000080	Classé	1976
Painting The Madonna appears to St. Leodegar	Oil paint on canvas, wooden frame, around 1775	in the Dominican monastery ( location )	PM68000081	Classé	1982
pulpit	Wood, stucco and bronze, around 1780	in the Notre-Dame church ( Lage )	PM68000088	Classé	1980	more pictures
Grave monument for Franz Joseph Stoll and Rosa Sitterlin	Sandstone, 1810	in the church of St-Léger ( Lage )	PM68000097	Classé	1979
Grave monument for Johann Georg Henner and Margaretha Bihner	Sandstone, 1795	in the church of St-Léger ( Lage )	PM68000098	Classé	1979
organ	Ensemble of PM68000072 and PM68000099	in the Notre-Dame church ( Lage )	PM68000882	Classé Classé	1976 1990	more pictures
Organ prospectus	Built in 1785 by Gabriel Ignaz Ritter and Joseph Sporer	in the Notre-Dame church ( Lage )	PM68000072	Classé	1976	more pictures
Instrumental part of the organ	Built in 1908 by Charles Mutin	in the Notre-Dame church ( Lage )	PM68000099	Classé	1990	more pictures
Six murals	14th and 15th centuries	in the Dominican monastery ( location )	PM68000075	Classé	1920
Painting Abel's Sacrifice	Oil paint on canvas, 18th century	in the Notre-Dame church ( Lage )	PM68000090	Classé	1980
crucifix	Wood, painted in color, 1737	in the church of St-Léger ( Lage )	PM68000096	Classé	1979
Chalice and paten	Silver, 1761	in the Notre-Dame church ( Lage )	PM68000073	Classé	1976
Painting Lamentation of Christ	Oil paint on canvas, second half of the 16th century; Wooden frame, mid-18th century	in the Notre-Dame-du-Sehring chapel ( location )	PM68000076	Classé	1976
Sebastian Altar	Altar table, tabernacle, retable, two paintings and two sculptures; Marble, wood, oil paint on canvas, second half of the 18th century	in the Notre-Dame church ( Lage )	PM68000083	Classé	1980	more pictures
Lamentation of Christ altar	Marble and bronze, 18th century	in the Notre-Dame church ( Lage )	PM68000084	Classé	1980	more pictures
Valentine's Altar	Altar table, reredos and two paintings; Marble, wood, oil paint on canvas, second half of the 18th century	in the Notre-Dame church ( Lage )	PM68000086	Classé	1980	more pictures
Painting The calling of St. Dominic	Oil paint on canvas, 18th century	in the Notre-Dame church ( Lage )	Guebwiller NotreDame71.JPG	Classé	1980
Choir stalls	Wood and oil paint on canvas, between 1775 and 1779	in the church of St-Léger ( Lage )	PM68000095	Classé	1979	more pictures
Main altar	Altar table, tabernacle, altar cross, sculpture and candlestick; Marble, late 18th century	in the church of St-Léger ( Lage )	PM68000645	Classé	1979
Dominic altar	Altar table, reredos and paintings; Wood, colored, and oil on canvas, 1771	in the Notre-Dame-du-Sehring chapel ( location )	PM68000077	Classé	1976
Rochus Altar	Altar table, reredos and paintings; Colored wood and oil on canvas, 18th century	in the Notre-Dame-du-Sehring chapel ( location )	PM68000078	Classé	1976
Choir stalls and choir screen	Oak wood, between 1780 and 1786, by Fidel Sporer	in the Notre-Dame church ( Lage )	PM68000087	Classé	1980	more pictures
Painting Childeric II disturbs St. Leo at the baptism of Clovis	Oil paint on canvas, 1829, by Gabriel-Christophe Guérin	in the Notre-Dame church ( Lage )	PM68000089	Classé	1980
Painting The Sacrifice of Isaac	Oil paint on canvas, 18th century	in the Notre-Dame church ( Lage )	PM68000091	Classé	1980
Painting Jacob anoints the stone	Oil paint on canvas, 18th century	in the Notre-Dame church ( Lage )	PM68000092	Classé	1980
Painting Abraham meets Melchizedek	Oil paint on canvas, 18th century	in the Notre-Dame church ( Lage )	PM68000094	Classé	1980

literature

• Walter Hotz : Handbook of the art monuments in Alsace and Lorraine. Deutscher Kunstverlag, Munich 1976, pp. 62–64.
• Dominique Toursel-Harster, Jean-Pierre Beck, Guy Bronner: Dictionnaire des Monuments historiques d'Alsace . La Nuée Bleue, Strasbourg 1995, pp. 143-149.
• Jean-Luc Flohic, Muriel Vandeventer (ed.): Le Patrimoine des Communes du Haut-Rhin (= Le patrimoine des communes de France , Volume 68). Flohic Editions, Volume 1, Charenton-le-Pont 1998, ISBN 2-84234-036-1 , pp. 476-500.

Web links

Commons : Monuments historiques in Guebwiller  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Monuments historiques (buildings) in Guebwiller in the Base Mérimée of the French Ministry of Culture (French)
• Monuments historiques (objects) in Guebwiller in the Base Palissy of the French Ministry of Culture (French)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ List of the immeubles protégés au titre des monuments historiques en 2013 , legifrance.gouv.fr

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