List of listed objects in Assling

The list of listed objects in Assling contains the 41 listed , immovable objects of the municipality of Assling .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Widum ObjectID:  2838	Bannberg 12 KG location : Bannberg	The rectory in Assling is a three-story building made of plastered boulder masonry with a gable roof and wooden gable. Above the entrance of the building, which was probably built in the first half of the 19th century, there is a walled-in Roman statue base.
		Expositurkirche St. Martin ObjectID:  2836	at Bannberg 12 location KG: Bannberg	The parish church of St. Martin was probably built in the 15th century, with excavation work uncovering the apse of a previous medieval building. The undivided long building with a steep, shingle-roofed gable roof and polygonal closed choir is surrounded by a cemetery with a surrounding wall and a war memorial. The tower of the church, which was renovated in a classical style between 1837 and 1843, has an octagonal pointed helmet and is crowned by a ball and cross.
		Cemetery ObjectID:  2837	at Bannberg 12 location KG: Bannberg	The parish church of St. Martin already had a documented burial right in 1524, although the cemetery now completely encloses the church. The cemetery, which is mainly provided with wrought iron grave crosses, is surrounded by a wall, which is broken through by two gates. The war memorial commemorates the fallen and missing of the two world wars.
		Settlement area, Roman-era settlement on the southern plateau of the Mortbichl ObjectID :  130089 since 2017	Location KG: Bannberg	The Roman settlement on the road to Bannberg probably served as a control and safety point on the Roman Pustertalstrasse. Archaeological finds include Roman ceramics and metal objects, as well as a coin, two fragmented iron brooches and other items from the late Latène period .
		Widum ObjectID:  2844	Sankt Justina 1 KG location : Burg-Vergein
		Obertscheider-Kasten ObjectID:  2849	at Burg 22 location KG: Burg-Vergein	The two-storey Oberscheider-Kasten is a brick granary in the Burg district. It has a gable roof covered with board shingles, a segment arch portal and a banded iron door on the upper floor. The grain chest is marked with the year 1718.
		Kanz Chapel (Marienkapelle) ObjectID:  2846	at Vergein 7 location KG: Burg-Vergein	The Kanz Chapel, also known as the Marienkapelle or the Vergein Chapel, is a baroque sacred building built in 1741 with a rectangular floor plan. The chapel building with a polygonal choir, architectural painting and a tower-like gable turret is protected by a steep, shingle-covered gable roof. The altar from the middle of the 18th century has an altar panel with a representation of Maria Immaculata from the beginning of the 19th century.
		Catholic Parish Church St. Justina ObjectID:  2841	at Sankt Justina 1 location KG: Burg-Vergein	The Romanesque church, which originally dates from the 12th century, was redesigned in the Gothic style in the 14th to 15th centuries. The four-bay long building with a steep gable roof is surmounted by a mighty church tower with a steep gable spire. The interior of the church is marked by the extensive redesign in the period around 1800, the ceiling painting depicting the beheading of Saint Justina was created around 1830/40. The high altar from around 1800 also shows the decapitation of the church patroness on the altar sheet, the Gothic winged altar, originally used as a high altar, was made at the beginning of the 16th century. The winged altar houses a figural shrine with a wooden figure of St. Justina , the outside of the wing shows depictions of the Passion of Christ.
		Chapel of Mary of Good Counsel ObjectID:  2851	at Dörfl 5 location KG: Dörfl	The gothic chapel in Dörfl was built in 1859/60 as a successor to a dismantled Marienkapelle. It has a rectangular floor plan, a retracted polygonal choir, a tower-like roof turret and a shingled gable roof. The altars are from the construction period.
		Lower Compassion Box ObjectID:  2868	at Herol 7 location KG: costs	The lower pity box is a two-story, plastered grain box under a purlin roof . The exterior design was accentuated by means of painted corner blocks and frame frames on the windows and doors. The year 1733 can be found above the lintel, and on the upper floor there is also a banded iron plate door and window with an edge cross bar.
		Dreifaltigkeitsstöckl at Unterwinkler Farm ObjectID:  2860	for costs 3 KG location : costs	The chapel shrine from the first half of the 18th century was built to protect against the plague and wars. The chapel building with a raised gable wall houses a wrought iron latticed round arch niche, which shows a partially gilded, wooden group of figures of the Holy Trinity from the construction period under the barrel vault.
		Öberster-Kasten ObjektID:  2865	Costs 20 location KG: costs	The two-storey, brick-built Öberster box is a grain box in Kosten, which is marked with the year 1826. It has a shingle-covered gable roof and baroque architectural painting made of painted corner blocks and a bottle frame decorated with vases and garlands.
		Farmhouse Platzoller ObjectID :  2863	Costs 24 location KG: costs	The Einhof, originally built in 1850, is only used for residential purposes after the construction of a new farm building. The central corridor house with a gable roof has two Söller with baluster balustrade, an outside staircase, a wall-paneled room and a statue of the Virgin Mary from the 17th century. In addition, the courtyard was decorated with carvings and paintings.
		Linderkapelle ObjektID:  2861	for costs 28 KG location : costs	The Linderkapelle, also known as the Marienkapelle in der Linde, was built in 1622 and consists of a single-bay long building with a three-sided choir closure, adorned with polychrome facade painting, protected by a shingled gable roof and surmounted by a wooden turret. Inside there is an altar from the 17th century with an auxiliary image of the Cranach style of Maria.
		Former cath. Parish Church, St. Johannes Chapel ObjectID:  2854	at Mittewald 141 location KG: costs
		Catholic parish church, Christian cemetery, parish vicariate church of our lb. Mrs. Maria Immaculate Conception with Cemetery ObjectID:  2857	at Mittewald 141 location KG: costs
		Gasthaus Alte Post, Leiterhof ObjectID :  2855	Mittewald 142 location KG: costs	The Alte Post inn or the Leiterhof has been documented as a fief since 1627. The country inn from the early 16th century was built around 1600 and served as a post office from 1734. The two-storey building has a crooked roof, a round arch portal and an outer facade decorated with painted corner blocks as well as window and portal frames. The sundial with the coat of arms of the Millmann family dates from the 18th century.
		Cost Chapel ObjectID:  2858	for costs 21 location KG: costs
		Chapel of the Holy Trinity ObjectID:  2859	at Herol 5 location KG: costs
		Wayside shrine Mittewald ObjektID:  2862	on Drautalstrasse, KG location : costs
		Wayside shrine pity ObjectID:  2867	KG location : costs	The Mitleider-Stöckl is located on a steep meadow in Kosten, whereby the wayside shrine was partly built into the hillside over an almost square floor plan. The chapel from the first half of the 18th century has a raised gable wall with a round arch niche, in which a baroque group of figures was located until 1980.
		Harp ObjectID:  2856	at Mittewald 141 location KG: costs	The four-part double harp with a crooked roof lies free-standing in Mittewald and is marked with the year or initial 19 FL 11 .
		Lukasser-Kirchl ObjectID:  2871	at Bichl 2 location KG: Oberaßling	The Lukasser-Kirchl in the hamlet of Bichl was built in the second half of the 17th century on a hexagonal floor plan. It has a steep tent roof with a bell support and a polychrome facade painting on the exterior. Inside the chapel there is a fan vault over consoles as well as paintings and a small altar from the 17th century.
		Emergency Chapel at Warscherhof ObjectID:  2870	Oberaßling 64 KG location : Oberaßling	The chapel to the fourteen helpers in need was built in 1739 in the middle of the Warscher Hof, the highest farm in Assling. The small chapel with a rectangular floor plan has a steep pitched roof and a wooden roof turret, the facades were decorated with simple architectural paintings in brick red on a white background. The interior of the barrel vaulted cap houses folk paintings from the 19th century and an altar with a painting from the second half of the 17th century showing the Assumption of Mary in the presence of 19 saints.
		Bichlerstöckl ObjectID:  2872	Location KG: Oberaßling	The small brick chapel shrine from the middle of the 19th century stands on the old footpath from Bichl to Unterassling and is partly built into the slope. It has a rectangular floor plan, a recessed arched niche on a high base and a gable roof with a board covering. In the niche is a baroque figure of Our Lord in Misery .
		Chapel of the Immaculate Conception ObjectID:  2876	at Penzendorf 12 location KG: Penzendorf
		Ralser-Kasten (formerly Jakober-Kasten) ObjectID:  2878	Penzendorf 20 KG location : Penzendorf	The late Gothic grain box set in the slope was built in the 16th century as a plastered wall under a flat gable roof. The originally preserved building details include the segment arch portal, the flat barrel vault and the wooden beam ceiling. In addition, the Ralserkasten has an iron plate door with diagonal straps and a window with a push-through grille.
		Sacred Heart Chapel ObjectID:  2880	at Schrottendorf 8 location KG: Schrottendorf
		Local chapel for the Sacred Heart of Jesus ObjectID:  2881	at Schrottendorf 17 location KG: Schrottendorf
		Farmhouse Obergoller ObjectID :  2884	Schrottendorf 24 Location KG: Schrottendorf	The Obergoller farm goes back to a documented development of the former free pen of the Lienz rule in 1775. The Paarhof that exists today dates from the beginning of the 19th century.
		Chapel of St. Josef in the Aue ObjectID:  2889	near Thal-Aue 5 KG location : Thal
		Elementary school Thal ObjektID :  77007	Thal-Aue 46 KG location : Thal	The elementary school was built around 1950 and expanded in 2004.
		Reception building, Thal train station ObjectID:  2890	Thal-Aue 117 KG location : Thal	The Tal station was built in 1871 as a station for the Pustertal Railway and, in addition to the reception building, originally also comprised an outbuilding, a goods store and a water station. The two-storey reception building corresponds to the rule type IV of the Pustertal Railway and was designed with a stone facade and gable roof as well as wood-paneled gables.
		Kath. Filialkirche St. Ulrich ObjectID:  2887	near Oberthal 12 KG location : Thal
		Carpenter's box ObjectID:  2900	Unterassling 20 KG location : Unterassling	The two-storey, cube-shaped joiner's box was probably built in the 18th century with a board-clad gable roof. In front of the carpenter's box is a baroque crucifix in a wooden box from the 18th century with the crucified and Saint Mary.
		Catholic Parish Church of the Holy Trinity ObjectID:  2892	at Unterassling 30 location KG: Unteraßling	→ Main article : Parish Church Assling
		Cemetery ObjectID:  2893	at Unterassling 30 location KG: Unteraßling	The Unterlassing cemetery, the history of which is unknown, was expanded in 1502 and enlarged in 1833 and 1861. It surrounds the parish church on three sides and is itself enclosed by a clapboard-covered wall. Some of the graves are decorated with wrought iron crosses from the 18th and 19th centuries.
		Widum ObjectID:  2894	Unterassling 30 KG location : Unterassling	The Widum in Unterassling is connected to the parish church by a barrel-vaulted passage. The four-storey stone building with a half-hip roof also has a two-storey connecting extension with a gable roof, giving the rectory an L-shaped floor plan. The building, which has been modified by several renovations, still has a medieval structure on the ground floor.
		Lourdes Chapel ObjectID:  2895	at Unterassling 30 location KG: Unteraßling	The Gothic Lourdes Chapel was built in 1894 on a rectangular floor plan with a tapering choir and a steep pitched roof. The chapel houses a Lourdes grotto inside. The mural Dying the Warrior in Faith and Home Love on the west facade was created in 1969 by Oswald Kollreider .
		War memorial ObjectID:  2896	at Unterassling 30 location KG: Unteraßling	The war memorial was built between 1959 and 1960 according to plans by Josef Stocker to the northwest of the Lourdes Chapel. The monument has a semicircular floor plan, wooden ceiling and natural stone floor. In the center of the memorial is a wooden figure of the risen man, flanked by six metal plaques with the names of the fallen and missing of the two world wars.
		Kath. Filialkirche St. Korbinian ObjektID:  2897	near Thal-Wilfern 6 KG location : Unteraßling	The four-bay, late Gothic pilgrimage church with a steep saddle roof and massive tower was built in its current form between 1460 and 1465. The cemetery surrounding the church with a wall was laid out in 1968. Inside, the reticulated vault, wall paintings from the Middle Ages and the 16th century, a high altar from the late Renaissance and early Baroque periods and winged side altars from the 15th century determine the appearance of the church.

Legend

The source for the selection of the objects are the monuments lists of the respective federal state published annually by the BDA. The table contains the following information:

Photo:	Photograph of the monument. Click the photo generates an enlarged view. Next to it are one or two symbols: The symbol means that more photos of the property are available. They are displayed by clicking the symbol. By clicking the symbol, further photos of the object can be uploaded to the Wikimedia Commons media archive .
Monument:	Name of the monument. The designation is given as it is used by the Federal Monuments Office (BDA) . The internal object identification number (ObjectID) is also given.
Location:	The address is given. In the case of free-standing objects without an address ( e.g. shrines ), an address is usually given that is close to the object. By calling up the link Location , the location of the monument is displayed in various map projects. The cadastral community (KG) is indicated below this.
Description:	Brief information about the monument.

The table is sorted alphabetically according to the location of the monument. The sorting criterion is the cadastral municipality and within this the address.

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Abbreviations of the BDA : BR… construction law , EZ… deposit number, GB… land register , GstNr. … Property number, KG… cadastral community, 0G … property number address

Web links

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Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Tyrol - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 18, 2020.
2. ↑ Office of the Tyrolean Provincial Government, Culture Department (Ed.): Kulturberichte aus Tirol 2013. 64th Monument Report. Innsbruck 2013, pp. 10–11 ( PDF; 11.5 MB )
3. ↑ Fingernail Grüll, Schmid-Pittl: Niche shrine, Bichlerstöckl. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved July 18, 2016 . 
4. ^ Fingernagel-Grüll, Schmid-Pittl: Friedhofskapelle, Lourdeskapelle. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved November 13, 2017 . 
5. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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