List of listed objects in Bad Schwanberg

The list of listed objects in Schwanberg contains the 38 listed , immovable objects of the community Bad Schwanberg in the Styrian district of Deutschlandsberg . From 2015, those monuments are also included that were in the former municipalities of Garanas, Gressenberg and Hollenegg, which were merged with Schwanberg.

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Priegl Chapel ObjectID:  3440	at Gressenberg 61 KG location : Gressenberg	The chapel is dated on a brick with the year 1612. Note: The property is about 6.5 km northwest of the village of Gressenberg outside the settlement area at the junction of the Prieglkapellenweg from the road from Schwanberg via Gressenberg to Glashütten on a plot of EZ 36 KG 61015 Gressenberg.
		Farm building of the former rectory ObjectID:  3432	Gressenberg 78 KG location : Gressenberg	It is a wooden building from the 18th century. Note: In the overview list of the Federal Monuments Office 2010 was “Former. Vicarage and farm building "(plots .36 and 117/3), in the 2011 overview list only the" farm building of the former rectory "was named (plot .36, separate plot of land for this building). The farm building is located on a property owned by EZ 45 KG 61015 Gressenberg. The brick building of the rectory (plot no. 117/3), which also includes the area southeast of the barn, is not listed as a listed building in the 2011 documents.
		Catholic parish church Mariae Namen ObjektID:  3430	Gressenberg 78a KG location : Gressenberg	The church was built in 1767–1769 by master builder Anton Liebhart from Deutschlandsberg and consecrated in 1770. It has been a parish church from 1892, and from 1788 it was entitled to exercise parish rights in full as the “Stations-Caplanei” of the Schwanberg parish. In their vaults there was Rococo painting, which was painted over in 1892. In 1963 the painting was restored. The baroque high altar dates from the first half of the 18th century, the pulpit from the construction period. The holy water font names the founder of the church in the inscription "Jakob Lenzenbauer 1769". Note: The church building is located on a plot of EZ 80 KG 61015 Gressenberg. To the north of the church on the road to Stullnegg are the remains of a lime kiln, the construction of which dates back to the time the church was built and which was used as a garbage dump after it was abandoned. Investigations in 2000 revealed finds such as metal bowls and porcelain objects up to around 1950.
		Former elementary school ObjectID:  8730	Gressenberg 79 KG location : Gressenberg	The building is a wooden structure on a brick basement in the style of the 18th century. Note: It is located in the center of Glashütten, in the northern part of the Geopark Glashütten on a property owned by EZ 46 KG 61015 Gressenberg.
		Hollenegg Castle ObjectID:  3948	Hollenegg 1 KG location : Hollenegg	The castle was the ancestral seat of the family mentioned in 1163, which died out in 1654. The oldest components are dated to the 14th century, it is assumed that the move from the Altburg Hollenegg in the north of the valley to the new location took place at that time. The appearance of the medieval castle is no longer recognizable due to later alterations; visible fortifications (cannon round towers) date from the 16th century. The castle has two inner courtyards, in the east wing with arcades that are modeled on the Graz country house. The interior is from the 18th and 19th centuries, largely from the Limberg and Riegersburg palaces. Note: The building is privately owned by a branch of the Liechtenstein family, it is only accessible during guided tours or as part of church services in the church inside and is located on property owned by EZ 102 KG 61024 Hollenegg.
		Catholic parish church, castle church St. Aegydius ObjectID:  3949	Hollenegg 1 KG location : Hollenegg	The church is located in the complex of Hollenegg Castle and is involved in its construction. It is mentioned in a document around 1165, as a parish church in 1445. A new building took place in 1778. The church has an elliptical nave, its furnishings come from the Rococo , several tombstones on the outside from the Renaissance . It is not open to the general public, but only during masses on Sunday mornings in the summer months (the castle is privately owned). Note: The church is located on the property owned by EZ 102 KG 61024 Hollenegg.
		Former horse stable of the castle ObjectID:  3950	at Hollenegg 1 location KG: Hollenegg	The building is used as an event and information center for Hollenegg Castle and the Hollenegg parish. Note: The property is located in the north-west of the castle on property owned by EZ 102 KG 61024 Hollenegg.
		Figure shrine St. John of Nepomuk ObjectID:  3951	at Hollenegg 1 location KG: Hollenegg	The statue is dated to the 18th century. Note: It is located west of the access road to Hollenegg Castle in the entrance area to the castle grounds in the north-west of the castle on a property owned by EZ 102 KG 61024 Hollenegg.
		Two well basins and garden wall ObjectID:  3952	at Hollenegg 1 location KG: Hollenegg	The objects are dated to the 18th century. Note: They are located on the northwest and northeast side of the castle in the park in front of the castle walls on land owned by EZ 102 KG 61024 Hollenegg.
		Catholic branch church St. Patrizius ObjectID:  3953	Neuberg 19a KG location : Hollenegg	The church is located in the middle of a cemetery about one kilometer northwest of Hollenegg Castle (the church visible above it on the ridge is the St. Wolfgang Church, which is also listed). It was built in 1777 using an older apse, has a rococo tabernacle and a pulpit from this period. The side altars are from the 19th century. Note: The church is located on a property owned by EZ 34 KG 61024 Hollenegg.
		Cemetery including gate construction with surrounding enclosure wall and gate gate ObjectID :  128340	KG location : Hollenegg	It is the cemetery at the Patrizius Church, which is the cemetery of the village of Hollenegg. Note: The cemetery is around the church on land owned by EZ 34 KG 61024 Hollenegg.
		Tower Castle Alt-Hollenegg ObjectID :  93569	Hollenegg location KG: Hollenegg	The site is located on the property north of the castle in impassable terrain. It is overgrown with trees and bushes. The Hollenecker family is mentioned in a document in the 12th century, and it is assumed that they owned the Altburg Hollenegg at this location. Since the oldest parts of Hollenegg Castle are dated to the 14th century, it is assumed that the Altburg was abandoned at that time. In contrast to the development principle of medieval castle sites, according to which the oldest castle was at its highest and the younger structures are always built more towards the valley, it is the other way around with the Hollenegg castles: It is assumed that the Altburg valley was initially due to its swampy and water-rich location was better usable for defense. Some ditches and hills can still be seen in the remains, details are not visible, there are no more walls. Without an expert guide, it is impossible to distinguish whether uneven ground is due to the old system, to later human interventions (e.g. the creation of sunken paths, search trenches from excavations, stone robbery, robbery excavations, etc.) or to natural developments (erosion). Some changes may also be due to the fact that the hill of the tower castle was used as a lookout point. Note: The site is on a property owned by EZ 102 KG 61024 Hollenegg. Another tower castle ( see there ) was located further northwest of the castle on Neuberg, its location is also listed.
		Grave mound in Kresbach ObjektID:  75009	Kresbach location KG: Kresbach	It is an archaeological site of which no evidence can be seen on the surface. Note: The site is located in the east of Radlpass-Straße B 76 opposite the junction of the road to Hollenegg on a property owned by EZ 102 KG 61030 Kresbach.
		Riepl Chapel (court chapel, path chapel) ObjectID:  3563	at Stullneggstraße 26 KG location : Mainsdorf	Cube-shaped path chapel on the road through the Stullneggtal, last restored in 1982. Note: The chapel is located on a plot of EZ 71 KG 61037 Mainsdorf.
		Former rectory ObjectID:  4004	Neuberg 19 KG location : Neuberg	The building was the rectory of the Patriziuskirche. Note: The house is on a ledge on a plot of EZ 117 KG 61043 Neuberg.
		Catholic Filial Church St. Wolfgang ObjectID:  4003	Neuberg location KG: Neuberg	The church is located on the ridge in the northwest of Hollenegg, south of Deutschlandsberg. Note: The building is located on a property owned by EZ 111 KG 61043 Neuberg.
		Medieval tower castle Neuberg ObjektID :  93685	Neuberg location KG: Neuberg	It is the archaeological site of a fortification from the Middle Ages. The system on the upper mountain slope in the north-west of Hollenegg can only be recognized in nature by the uneven ground formed by the former castle hill, its rampart, moat and berms . Details are not visible, there are no more walls. Whether irregularities on the earth's surface are due to the old system, to later human interventions (e.g. the creation of sunken paths, ditches from previous excavations or to robbery graves) or to natural developments (erosion) cannot be distinguished without expert guidance. To the north of the complex lies a system of sunken paths that are interpreted as paths to the St. Wolfgang church. The castle site is assumed to be a security for these paths. Note: The site is on a property owned by EZ 110 KG 61043 Neuberg. Another, also listed tower castle ( see there ) was located further south-east near Hollenegg Castle.
		Rectory ObjectID:  3422	Oberfresen 1 and 1a location KG: Oberfresen	The rectory dates from the 18th century. It was renovated in 2009/10. Note: The building is to the west of the church and is on a plot of EZ 1 KG 61044 Oberfresen.
		Pilgrimage Church of St. Anna ob Schwanberg ObjectID:  3421	Garanas location KG: Oberfresen	The church is a Gothic building; it is mentioned in a document in 1498, and alterations are documented in 1672. The west gallery dates from the baroque period. After various renovations, the tower was last shortened in 1842 and provided with a tent roof; there are two supporting pillars on its north side. The outer pulpit is dated 1610. On the inner walls of the choir and nave there are Gothic frescoes from around 1420, they were uncovered and restored in 1955. The furnishings date from the 18th century, the parish was raised in 1892. The six-armed metal chandelier was designed by Emperor Charles VI. Donated in 1731. The high altar is dated to the year 1778. Note: The church is located to the west above Schwanberg. It is located on a plot of land owned by EZ 17 KG 61044 Oberfresen, plots no. 3/1 (listed in the BDA's overview list) and no. 19/3 enclose this plot of land.
		Catholic parish church hl. John the Baptist ObjectID:  3515	opposite Kirchengasse 22, KG location : Schwanberg	The church belongs to one of the original parishes of the area, it is mentioned as a parish church as early as 1244. The core of the Romanesque complex from the 13th century has been preserved; it was extended in the late Gothic style. At the end of the 15th century, the church received a square tower at the choir, to which a one-bay Gothic choir was added. This choir was bricked up in 1896 and turned into a sacristy. The complex has been heavily renewed several times; the north chapel from the 14th century and other details (keystone with the Spangsteiner coat of arms) have been preserved. A St. Christopher fresco on the north side from around 1510/20 has been whitewashed. The interior of the church is neo-Gothic from the period 1896 to 1898. There are tombstones from the 16th to the 19th century on the church. Note: The church building is located on a plot of EZ 129 KG 61057 Schwanberg.
		Rectory ObjectID:  3516	Kirchengasse 22 KG location : Schwanberg	The building is on the narrow street where Kirchengasse turns into Gressenbergweg (Gressenbergstraße). Note: It is located on a property owned by KG 61057 Schwanberg. This property belongs to EZ 243, designated as "Pfarrswert Schwamberg" in KG 61037 Mainsdorf. The owner is the "roman. cath. Parish church St. Johann Baptist in Schwannberg ”. Until 1990 the land register deposit was EZ 1355 of the land register 02300 Landtafel Steiermark.
		Catholic branch church hl. Joseph ObjectID:  3517	Location KG: Schwanberg	The church is located on a hill to the west above the main square of Schwanberg, from which roads branch off to the north and south to the Koralpe . It was built in 1685 (dating on the west portal). The wall paintings date from 1955–1960 (vaults) and 1981 (side walls) and deal with the legend of Joseph. The altars date from 1711, the altarpiece is dated 1685, the other interior furnishings also from the 18th century. Note: The church is located on a property owned by EZ 130 KG 61057 Schwanberg.
		Wayside shrine ObjectID:  3564	at Mainsdorfer Straße 17 KG location : Mainsdorf	The wayside shrine is located on Mainsdorfer Straße at the confluence of the Gradenweg. Note: It stands on a property owned by KG 61037 Mainsdorf.
		Town Hall, Municipal Office ObjectID:  3523	Hauptplatz 6 KG location : Schwanberg	The building has a facade from 1874, the turret from 1911. Restoration took place in 1961. Note: The building is located on a property owned by EZ 104 KG 61057 Schwanberg.
		Way of the Cross to St. Joseph's Church ObjectID:  3518	Location KG: Schwanberg	The passion figures come from the first half of the 18th century. A restoration takes place in 1981. Note: The facility is located on a property owned by EZ 1198 KG 61057 Schwanberg.
		Schwanberg Castle / State Nursing Home ObjectID:  3529	Gressenberger Strasse 5 KG location : Schwanberg	The castle was rebuilt around 1581, using the stones from the old Schwanberg castle. The facility has been used as a nursing home since 1891. In it there is a chapel, consecrated in 1778, with a late baroque altar, the altarpiece of which dates from 1916, it was restored in 1977. The stucco ceilings from the 18th century have been preserved in the house. Note: The building is located on land No. 1656/3 EZ 1198 and No. 1809 EZ 1033, both KG 61057 Schwanberg.
		Residential building, former school ObjectID:  3544	Kirchengasse 11 KG location : Schwanberg	The building is used as a residential building. It is one of those buildings that, despite a few new buildings, still form a closed image of the town center. Note: It is located east of the parish church on a plot of EZ 5 KG 61057 Schwanberg.
		fortified settlement "Altburg" ObjectID:  3530	Location KG: Schwanberg	The castle was built around 1200 and belonged to a fiefdom of the Brixen bishops. From the 13th to the 15th century it was owned by the Pettauer. Their stones were used to rebuild Schwanberg Castle, so that there are no easily recognizable remains of the original complex. In the area, however, trenches and platforms can still be seen, which show that the complex reached from the Josefikirche via today's castle to Gressenbergerstraße, thus having a circumference of around one kilometer. The area of ​​the Altburg is also known as the "dance floor" or "dance floor" (another castle site with this name is located at the Deutschlandsberg castle. The name indicates a flat surface). The remains of a cannon tower (cannon roundel) from the 15th century have been found in this area. The area of ​​the castle was further investigated in several excavation campaigns, the course of some walls was determined and a number of ceramic finds from the 10th to 15th centuries were made. There is also evidence of finds from the younger Iron Age and the late Roman Empire. In 2009, the remains of a cistern with a diameter of about 13 meters were found. In 2011, large parts of the north wall of the Altburg and other buildings that could belong to a forge that was discovered in 2008 were uncovered. In addition, objects from the 8th and 9th centuries were found in 2011. Excavations confirmed a larger fortress. Note: The facility is located on a property owned by EZ 1198 KG 61057 Schwanberg.
		Spangstein castle ruins, "ancestral castle" ObjectID:  3566	KG location : Mainsdorf	The original castle is dated to the 13th century, only small remains of the keep and some other walls and steps remain. These remains were secured in 2009. Excavations revealed ceramic remains, which suggest a historical waste dump. Note: The facility is located on EZ 5 KG 61037 Mainsdorf.
		Töpper Monument ObjectID:  3548	Location KG: Schwanberg	Andreas Töpper had the grave monument for his parents built in 1829. It is one of the rare objects in which cast iron was used (the production facility is recorded on the monument as K: K: EISENGIESSEREY NEXT MARIA ZELL ). Note: It is located on properties No. 2 EZ 129 and No. 13/1 EZ 143, both KG 61057 Schwanberg. Diverging information about the location can be attributed to the fact that during its renovation the property was moved a few meters away from the church wall on which it was previously located.
		Marian column ObjectID:  3550	Hauptplatz location KG: Schwanberg	The column and its seven statues are dated 1717, the last restorations took place in 1950, 1961 and 1975. Note: The memorial is located on the western part of the main square of Schwanberg on its own property owned by EZ 898 KG 61057 Schwanberg.
		former Capuchin monastery with surrounding wall ObjectID:  3519	Hauptplatz 1 KG location : Schwanberg	The monastery was based on a donation of a former official court to the Capuchins in 1706. The monastery existed until 1969. The simple monastery buildings were then used for the Schwanberg mud spa. Note: The building is located on a property owned by EZ 128 KG 61057 Schwanberg.
		Former Capuchin Church of St. Guardian Angel ObjectID:  3520	Hauptplatz 1 KG location : Schwanberg	The church was consecrated in 1714. It is a replica of the Capuchin Church in Graz. The interior is from the time it was built; the high altar painting, dated 1709, was restored in 1952. Note: The church is located on a property owned by EZ 128 KG 61057 Schwanberg.
		War memorial ObjectID:  3521	Hauptplatz 1 KG location : Schwanberg	The memorial is located around the staircase to the Capuchin Church at the western end of the main square in Schwanberg. Note: It is located on a property belonging to EZ 128 KG 61057 Schwanberg.
		Way chapel ObjectID:  3553	at Bahnhofstrasse 17, KG location : Schwanberg	The chapel is located on Bahnhofstrasse (along L 649 Garanas Strasse) at the junction with Quergasse. Note: It is on a plot of EZ 104 KG 61057 Schwanberg.
		Wayside shrine ObjectID:  3555	above Gressenberger Straße 4, KG location : Schwanberg	The wayside shrine is on the side of the road on the mountain slope. Note: It is located on a property owned by EZ 1198 KG 61057 Schwanberg. The information in the overview list relating to property no. 1809 EZ 1033 cannot be verified (old land table data?).
		Court chapel with inventory ObjektID :  115762	at Mainsdorfer Straße 30 KG location : Schwanberg	Gable chapel in the south of the village of Mainsdorf. Note: The chapel is located south of the mainsdorf deep-freeze facility on Mainsdorfer Straße. It stands on a plot of EZ 36 KG 61057 Schwanberg.
		Schmiedhiasl Chapel ObjectID:  3551	at Wieser Straße 11, KG location : Schwanberg	It is a gabled chapel with a crucifix as a statue. Note: The monument is about 2 m² and lies on the border of two properties: EZ 54 (property 179/1, for the portion of the house property) and EZ 50000 (1789/7, for the portion of the street property) KG 61057 Schwanberg . The information in the ordinance and in the list of monuments, according to which the chapel is to be located on plot No. 1813 of EZ 50001 (this plot does not exist), does not match the location.

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:

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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

The center of Schwanberg is a site protection area according to the zoning plan.

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Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Styria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 18, 2020.
2. ↑ ^{a b} Church ordinance sheet for the Seckau diocese. Born in 1892, VIII, No. 50, ZDB -ID 607471-6 pp. 51–52: Awarding of the pastor's title to the previously named local curates, vicars, etc., independent, permanently employed pastoral heads.
3. ^ Kurt Woisetschläger , Peter Krenn : Dehio Handbook - Die Kunstdenkmäler Österreichs: Styria (excluding Graz). Topographical inventory of monuments, ed. from the Federal Monuments Office, Department for Monument Research. Publisher Anton Schroll. Vienna 1982. ISBN 3-7031-0532-1 . Pp. 135-136.
4. ^ Find reports from Austria. (FÖ) Published by the Department of the Federal Monuments Office for Ground Monuments in Vienna, Hofburg, Säulenstiege. Verlag Berger, Horn. ISSN  0429-8926 ZDB -ID 213982-0 . Volume 40, year 2001. Vienna 2002. p. 746.
5. ^ ^{A b} Werner Murgg, Bernhard Hebert: Medieval and early modern fortifications in the district of Deutschlandsberg: recording of the soil monuments. With drawings by Stefan Karl. Contributions to medieval archeology in Austria BMÖ. Volume 10, born in 1994. Ed .: Austrian Society for Medieval Archeology ÖGM, Vienna. ISSN  1011-0062 . P. 56–57, sketch of the location p. 78.
6. ^ Dehio Styria. Pp. 183-184.
7. ↑ District topography : Helmut-Theobald Müller (ed.), Gernot Peter Obersteiner (overall scientific management): History and topography of the Deutschlandsberg district. Styrian Provincial Archives and District Authority Deutschlandsberg. Graz-Deutschlandsberg 2005. In the series: Great historical regional studies of Styria. Founded by Fritz Posch †. Volume 3. ISBN 3-901938-15-X . Second part of the Bezirkslexikon, pages 157–163.
8. ↑ ^{a b} Dehio Styria. P. 184.
9. ↑ Parish Church Hollenegg ( Memento of the original from January 19, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . 
10. ↑ Christoph Gutjahr, Georg Tiefengraber: The medieval motte Alt-Hollenegg. A derelict castle complex near Deutschlandsberg, Styria. Austrian Society for Medieval Archeology , Contributions to Medieval Archeology in Austria, Supplement 4. Vienna 2003. ISBN 3-9500851-2-2 .
11. ^ Werner Murgg, Bernhard Hebert: Wehrbauten. Pp. 54-55. Site sketch p. 74.
12. ^ Dehio Styria. Pp. 414-415.
13. ↑ ^{a b c d} Dehio Styria. P. 508.
14. ↑ ^{a b c d e} Dehio Styria. P. 509.
15. ↑ Description ( Memento of the original from November 29, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. of the old Schwanberg Castle. 
16. ^ Find reports from Austria. Volume 43, year 2004. Vienna 2005. pp. 58–59.
17. ^ Find reports from Austria. Volume 47, year 2008. Vienna 2009. p. 629 and Volume 46, year 2007, p. 754.
18. ^ Find reports from Austria. Volume 45, year 2006. Vienna 2007. pp. 754–755.
19. ^ Find reports from Austria. Volume 48, year 2009. Vienna 2010. p. 487.
20. ^ Weekly newspaper Weststeirische Rundschau . 84th year No. 41. October 14, 2011. ZDB -ID 2303595-X p. 13.
21. ↑ Report with pictures ( Memento of the original from November 29, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. about the work in 2011. 
22. ^ Bernhard Schretter: Find report. In: Find reports from Austria. Volume 50, year 2011. Vienna 2012. pp. 392–394.
23. ^ Find reports from Austria. Volume 51, year 2012. Vienna 2013. p. 306.
24. ^ Find reports from Austria. Volume 52, year 2013. Vienna 2014. pp. 339–340.
25. ^ Find reports from Austria. Volume 44, year 2005. Vienna 2006. p. 609.
26. ↑ according to Gis Styria; GstNr. 1809 according to BDA not applicable
27. ↑ according to GIS-Styria; GstNr. 1813 according to BDA not applicable
28. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .
29. ↑ Digital Atlas Styria, planning and cadastre, extensive visualization.

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