List of listed objects in Bruck an der Mur

The list of listed objects in Bruck an der Mur contains the 63 listed , immovable objects of the Austrian municipality of Bruck an der Mur in the Styrian district of Bruck-Mürzzuschlag .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Stone Cross ObjectID :  107967	Wiener Straße location KG: Berndorf	The approx. 8 m high wayside shrine in Gothic style dates from the 15th century and marked the border between the district courts of Bruck and Kapfenberg, but also between the lordly magistrates of Bruck and Pischk, which was then administered by the Stubenbergers . It is the first time in a landscaped around 1480 Urbar mentioned Landskron the rule. Placed on a hill, it was still visible from afar in earlier times and also served as a landmark. It has fluted corner pillars on all four sides with pointed arch niches decorated with tracery in the upper area. Originally there were four sandstone statues in these niches which are no longer preserved today. It was a statue of the Madonna with a child, a statue of the Savior from the time it was made, and baroque replicas of St. Rochus and the Mariazeller statue of the Virgin Mary. In the years between 2000 and 2005, the monument was completely restored.
		Pöglhof (main building) ObjectID :  107946 since 2020	Pöglhof 1 KG location : Berndorf	The manor, built in place of a fortification by the Eppensteiners from the 11th century, was owned by the Pögl hammer mills from 1531 to 1578. A historical reconstruction took place in the second half of the 19th century, including a medieval tower on the southwest corner.
		Catholic branch church hl. Georg am Pöglhof ObjectID :  35921	KG location : Berndorf	The branch church of St. Georg am Pöglhof was built over a former fortification (owned by the "Lomnicha" family) of the Eppenstein family . The church, consecrated to the patron saint of knights, Saint George, is essentially Romanesque. The church was first mentioned in 1060 as the Markwart von Eppenstein's own church. In 1066 she was granted the privilege of baptism and funeral rights. At the end of the 15th century it was rebuilt in the late Gothic style. The facade is simple and has no structure. The nave is covered with a hipped roof, which is crowned by a hexagonal ridge turret. At the end of the 17th century, a sacristy was added to the north of the choir. The west portal with a shoulder arch, the north portal with a round arch and a pointed arch window in the south and a window with tracery in the east are also worth mentioning. The star rib vault inside is richly decorated with plant ornaments. The ribs are painted in yellow, green, red and blue. The net rib vault of the choir was decorated around 1500 with tendril motifs, evangelist symbols, a Christ monogram and busts of the four church fathers . Georg Kugelmann's armorial tree was also attached there. The south wall of the nave is divided into image fields, which depict the 14 emergency helpers. Above it, inscriptions tell of events between 1490 and 1511. The altarpiece from 1712 depicts St. George. The saints Franz Xaver and Nepomuk are depicted on the sides. A carving by Anna selbdritt from 1420 to 1430 is also artistically valuable .
		Minorite Monastery ObjectID :  35914	Am Grazer Tor 1 location KG: Bruck an der Mur
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  35915	Am Grazer Tor 2 location KG: Bruck an der Mur	The core of the community center dates back to the 15th and 16th centuries. Century, the two-storey facade from the end of the 18th century.
		Maria-Hilf-Chapel ObjectID :  108327	Am Schiffertor location KG: Bruck an der Mur	When exactly the foundation stone of the chapel was laid is unclear. First mentioned in a document in 1783. The late baroque building with volute gable and two- bay groin vault including the altar grille dates from the 18th century and was built onto the outer double city wall. Parts of the inventory were damaged by several fires. The chapel was restored in 1924 with the help of donations from the townspeople, the last renovation measures took place in 1998/1999 (as of 2012).
		Schifferturm and part of the city fortifications ObjectID :  108378	Am Schiffertor 1 location KG: Bruck an der Mur	Remains of the fortifications of the ship's gate, which was removed in 1888.
		Parts of the city fortifications ObjectID :  118055	Am Schiffertor 3 location KG: Bruck an der Mur
		Two post milestones and two curbstones ObjectID :  124671	Brandstetterstrasse 52–56, ger. No. Location KG: Bruck an der Mur
		Elementary school ObjectID :  109592	Dr.-Theodor-Körner-Straße 15 KG location : Bruck an der Mur
		Shrine Object ID:  109619	at Dr.-Theodor-Körner-Straße 26 KG location : Bruck an der Mur	The four-page Renaissance - Tabernakelpfeiler precedes the area of the former Capuchin monastery (in the 19th century abandoned) and was the inscription and coat of arms in 1606 by Mayor Martin Hietwol donated. In the niche of the top there is a statue of the Madonna from the year of the foundation. Below is the coat of arms of the Hitwohl family with its initials HM, the year 1606 and an inscription.
		Residential building ObjektID :  109596	Dr.-Theodor-Körner-Straße 30 KG location : Bruck an der Mur
		Kindergarten ObjectID :  109601	Dr.-Theodor-Körner-Straße 31 KG location : Bruck an der Mur
		Former Citizens Hospital with Martin's Chapel ObjectID :  109606	Dr.-Theodor-Körner-Straße 37 KG location : Bruck an der Mur	The two-story hospital building probably dates from the time the city was founded. It was mentioned for the first time in 1329 as the foundation of Elisabeth, the wife of Duke Friedrich the Fair . Its core was built between the 15th and 16th centuries. In 1331 the Martin chapel was added. The building, still visible today, dates from the 14/15. Century. On the north side it is provided with a late Gothic pointed arch portal and a two-lane window with fish bubble tracery. The fresco of a female saint can be seen next to the portal. The choir has two further two-lane tracery windows. The interior of the nave is covered by a ribbed vault from the second half of the 15th century. The ribbed vault in the chancel (14th century) is closed by a keystone depicting the Lamb of God. The altarpiece of St. Martin is one of the most important late Gothic works in Styria. The original is now in the Joanneum Graz.
		Higher Federal Institute for Forestry ObjectID :  109617 since 2012	Dr.-Theodor-Körner-Straße 44 KG location : Bruck an der Mur	→ Main article : Higher Federal Institute for Forestry Bruck an der Mur
		Former Holy Spirit Chapel ObjectID :  77008	Einödstraße 12 KG location : Bruck an der Mur	Built between 1495 and 1497 in the late Gothic style, the sacred building is characterized above all by its unusual floor plan, which forms an equilateral triangle. The hexagonal interior is covered by a star rib vault. Opened in 1794, the chapel later served as an inn, hay barn and until the 1990s as a residential building. In 2011 an initiative to restore it as a sacred building and memorial was launched. The building was renovated from 2013 to 2018 and largely restored to its original state. → Main article : Holy Spirit Church
		Stucco hut and weapon collection ObjectID :  108371	Etzersteig 1 location KG: Bruck an der Mur
		Clock tower, part of the city fortifications ObjectID :  108369	Etzersteig 2 location KG: Bruck an der Mur	Built in 1263 as the gate tower of castrum prukke , which later became Landskron Castle. The passage could be closed by two wooden gates. The building served as accommodation for the town fire watchman since 1792. In 1890/91 the tower was provided with the surrounding balcony and a pointed roof and raised by one floor on behalf of the military captain Rathschüler. The tower has been used as a test transmission station since 1983.
		House sign St. Florian at the armory of the FF ObjektID :  109620	Fraunedergasse 5, 5a KG location : Bruck an der Mur
		Hahnhof ObjectID :  109623	Grabenfeldstrasse 3 KG location : Bruck an der Mur	Built from 1949 to 1953 under Mayor August Hahn according to plans by the architect Rudolf Giendl . It was the first major municipal housing project in the municipality after World War II. From 2001 to 2004 the building was completely renovated.
		Evang. Parsonage Object ID:  109642	Grabenfeldstrasse 4 KG location : Bruck an der Mur
		Evang. Parish Church AB ObjektID :  56525	Grabenfeldstrasse 4 KG location : Bruck an der Mur
		Flößmeisterhaus ObjectID :  35916	Herzog-Ernst-Gasse 5 KG location : Bruck an der Mur	The core of the raft master's house dates from the 2nd quarter of the 16th century (around 1530) and was named after four raft masters who lived in Bruck between 1763 and 1801. It is two-story and four-axis with a chamfered round arch portal with coupled Renaissance windows (south facade) above. The round arch rests on sinuous fluted columns with a richly ornamented rectangular frame and architrave . Two-storey arcades in the inner courtyard, the upper ones were probably renewed after the city fire of 1792.
		Mesnerhaus ObjektID :  35918	Heubergstrasse 1 KG location : Bruck an der Mur	The sacristan's house stands on the cemetery wall , has two floors and is covered with a crooked roof. The ground floor is bricked, the upper floor was built in log construction. The building probably dates from the 18th century.
		City parish church Mariae Birth and former cemetery area ObjektID :  56526	Kirchplatz location KG: Bruck an der Mur	Erected around 1270 in the Romanesque style (tower, west gate, choir). Around 1300 the church was expanded to include the Gothic presbytery. The ornate door of the sacristy is a masterpiece of medieval blacksmithing and dates from around 1500. The side altars were erected in 1755, the pulpit and high altar at the beginning of the 19th century. In 1890 the baroque onion dome of the bell tower was replaced by the spire that still exists today. The tower thus reaches a height of 68 m. → Main article : Stadtpfarrkirche Bruck an der Mur
		Rectory with courtyard building and part of the city fortifications ObjectID :  56527	Kirchplatz 1 KG location : Bruck an der Mur
		Town hall ObjectID :  108110	Koloman-Wallisch-Platz 1 KG location : Bruck an der Mur	The town hall, which is essentially late Gothic, was rebuilt after the great fire in 1792. It was given a classical facade with pilaster strips by J. Rottmayr and Johann Hueber , and above it a triangular gable. In the courtyard three-sided arcades from around 1530 with square vaults from the end of the 18th century.
		Apothekerhaus ObjektID :  108107	Koloman-Wallisch-Platz 2 KG location : Bruck an der Mur	The core of the apothecary's house dates from the first half of the 16th century; in the courtyard it is provided with two-storey arcades from around 1520/30. The building was extensively renovated in 2012–2013.
		Antauerhaus ObjectID :  108072 since 2013	Koloman-Wallisch-Platz 10 KG location : Bruck an der Mur	The three-story house from the beginning of the 20th century has a facade with rich secessionist decor.
		Kornmesserhaus ObjectID :  35920	Koloman-Wallisch-Platz 22 KG location : Bruck an der Mur	The late Gothic town house Kornmesserhaus was built between 1495 and 1505. → Main article : Kornmesserhaus
		Residential and commercial building, factory building ObjektID :  108113 since 2013	Koloman-Wallisch-Platz 23 KG location : Bruck an der Mur	The factory house dates from the 1st half of the 16th century. Three axes of the facade are preferred, the rounded arcades rest on pillars, the windows are suspected. The arcaded courtyard is late Gothic.
		Iron Fountain ObjectID :  108055	Koloman-Wallisch-Platz 25, 26 KG location : Bruck an der Mur	The fountain on the main square is one of the most artistically valuable wrought iron fountains in Styria. According to the inscription, the bulbous stone parapet dates from 1626, the simultaneous fountain arbor is decorated with spindle flowers and wrought iron tendrils and bears the figure of St. Georgs as a sheet metal cut. The surrounding grille on the parapet dates from 1693, the flywheel from 1883. In 1961 the fountain was extensively restored.
		Marian column ObjectID :  108057	Koloman-Wallisch-Platz 25, 26 KG location : Bruck an der Mur	The Marian Column (so called) was erected in the center of the main square in 1710 as thanks for surviving plague, fire and flood disasters. It also served as a starting point for pilgrimages. The baroque statue of Maria Immaculata , created by Josef Wolff , stands on a smooth shaft , with the city coat of arms on the base. The statues of the 6 saints Florian , Sebastian , Joseph, Johann Nepomuk , Rochus and Antonius on the right and left of the column come from the Bruck sculptor Ignaz Marxer . After the city fire of 1792, the Marian column had to make way for a fountain and was relocated to the southern part of the square. Renovated in 1796 and restored in 1961, it was finally moved to its current location in 2006.
		Shrine Object ID:  107193	at Leobner Straße 71, KG location : Bruck an der Mur
		Niche shrine, ObjektID :  107263	Lichtensteinstrasse 2 KG location : Bruck an der Mur
		Minoritenkirche Maria im Walde ObjektID :  56524	Minoritenplatz location KG: Bruck an der Mur
		E-Werk Bruck an der Mur ObjectID :  107865	Murinsel 2 location KG: Bruck an der Mur
		Outdoor swimming pool ObjectID :  107861	Murinsel 5 KG location : Bruck an der Mur	Complex with 30,800 m² of green space and 2,200 m² of water, one of the largest outdoor pools in Upper Styria.
		Pius Institute of the Cross Sisters ObjectID :  107856	Piusallee 1 KG location : Bruck an der Mur
		House Chapel Pius Institute ObjectID :  107857	Piusallee 1 KG location : Bruck an der Mur
		Former Staudegger barracks ObjectID :  35922	Roseggerstrasse 32 KG location : Bruck an der Mur	The two-storey, eight-axle building dates from the first half of the 16th century, the simple facade with window frames from the 18th century. Arched Gate. In the courtyard, upper storey arcades on octagonal pillars from around 1530 and basket arch arcades probably from the 18th century.
		Cinema, town hall ObjectID :  109586	Schillerstraße 1, 3 KG location : Bruck an der Mur
		Reckturm and part of the city fortifications ObjectID :  108376	Schillerstraße 7 KG location : Bruck an der Mur	The - originally semicircular - tower was built in the 13th century. Over the years, it was rebuilt several times and given various uses. In the 16th and 17th centuries it served as a so-called "Reckturm", in which "embarrassing questioning" (torture) was carried out. At the beginning of the 19th century it was converted for residential purposes, it was given a hexagonal upper floor with floor-to-ceiling windows and a balcony in the Biedermeier style . The staircase in the east was added at the end of the 19th century. The tower was inhabited until the 1990s.
		Landskron Castle Ruins ObjectID :  108372	Schloßbergsteig location KG: Bruck an der Mur	The castle in the south-east of the Schlossberg plateau was mentioned in a document in 1265 as castrum prukke and initially served exclusively for defensive purposes , and more rarely as a royal residence . In 1461 the name Landskron became common. The castle was destroyed in the great city fire in 1792 and had to be demolished for safety reasons. According to a description from 1840, it was neither “large nor magnificent”. The central building was two-story and had a small tower on the west and east side facing the city. The inner wall of the curtain wall was provided with a wooden covered battlement and two rows of loopholes. In 1909 a restaurant was built on the Schlossberg plateau, which burned down in 1979. In 2003, remains of the foundations of the south wall and the east tower were observed. Today nothing remains of the fortress apart from the remains of the curtain wall with its massive supporting pillars, the castle gate and the gate tower, which was later transformed into a clock tower.
		Catholic branch church hl. Ruprecht bei Bruck ObjectID :  56530	St.-Ruprecht-Straße KG location : Bruck an der Mur	→ Main article : St. Ruprecht (Bruck an der Mur)
		Karner ObjectID :  107161	St.-Ruprecht-Straße KG location : Bruck an der Mur	The Romanesque rotunda, presumably from the 13th century, was originally a church dedicated to St. Chapel consecrated to Erhard. It has a round apse and a domed vault. The octagonal upper floor and the roof are Gothic. The Karner has served as a war memorial chapel since 1931. The windows have been modernized.
		Residential building ObjectID :  109597	Stadtwerkestrasse 1 KG location : Bruck an der Mur
		Christian Cemetery ObjectID :  107159	KG location : Bruck an der Mur	In the cemetery, which has been expanded several times, there are several remarkable late historical grave structures in neo-Gothic, neo-Renaissance and neoclassical styles from the end of the 19th / beginning of the 20th century: Andrieu, Gava, Till , Malissa, Weydmann.
		Calvary ObjectID :  107275	KG location : Bruck an der Mur
		Calvary Church of the Blood Sweating Savior ObjectID :  56533	KG location : Bruck an der Mur	The Kalvarienbergkirche for the Blood Sweaty Savior is raised south of the city. The baroque hall building has a turret and was donated on the occasion of the plague epidemic in 1716, built in 1718/19 and renovated in 1846. The rectangular nave with the retracted choir is structured by pilasters and surrounding beams. The three-axis facade is loosened up by corner pilasters, pilaster strips and stucco frames. Inside, three- bay groin vault with a retracted triumphal arch, the choir also with groin vault, rectangular windows. Baroque altar fittings and positive organ with painted double doors.
		Littmann-Till-Gruft ObjectID :  24020	KG location : Bruck an der Mur
		Catholic branch church hl. Ulrich and former cemetery area ObjectID :  57761	Sankt Ulrichstraße 9 KG location : Forest forest
		Paulahof ObjectID :  47932	Urgental 1, 2 KG location : Oberdorf-Landskron
		Roman Bridge at St. Dionyses ObjectID :  36461	Oberdorf location KG: Oberdorf-Landskron	→ Main article : Roman Bridge (Oberaich)
		Rectory with utility wing and walling ObjektID :  119388	Sankt Dionysen 3 KG location : Picheldorf
		Kaplanstöckl / Pfarrstöckl ObjectID :  119392	near Sankt Dionysen 3 KG location : Picheldorf	The building, which is covered with a gable roof, is largely made of stone masonry and probably dates back to the 16th century. In 2002, basement rooms were found buried under the building. The Stöckl is located northwest of the rectory .
		Catholic parish church hl. Dionysius and Cemetery ObjectID :  119385	near Sankt Dionysen 3 KG location : Picheldorf	Mentioned in a document for the first time in 1152. However, when the foundation stone of the multi-phase church was laid is unknown. Its core is probably still Romanesque (remains of a flat wooden ceiling and arched window), and a baptismal font from around 1200 has also been preserved from the early period. Windows are only on the south side, in the north a covered corridor leads to the rectory. The ceiling of the nave forms a Gothic net rib vault, which is supported by buttresses. The interior of the church was painted with frescoes between the 14th and 15th centuries. They depict saints, prophets, angels and the legend of Dionysius and the Annunciation. Parts of them were exposed again in 1950. The choir, built in Gothic style, dates from the 16th century. In the late 18th century the church was redesigned in Baroque style. The high altar, whose image depicts the martyrdom of St. Dionysius, also dates from this period. The tower probably comes from the second building phase of the church.
		Mortuary Object ID:  124784	near Sankt Dionysen 3 KG location : Picheldorf
		Wegkapelle ObjektID :  124797	opposite Sankt Dionysenstrasse 21 KG location : Picheldorf
		Forest Chapel ObjectID :  124794	Location KG: Picheldorf
		Catholic branch church hl. Nikolaus in Pischk and the former cemetery ObjectID :  57485	Nikolausweg location KG: Pischk
		Chapel at Berglhof ObjektID :  48504	Nikolausweg 30 KG location : Pischk
		Karl Morré Monument ObjectID :  107908	Bahnhofstrasse location KG: Wienervorstadt

Former monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Weir system Oberaich ObjektID :  119383 until 2019	KG location : Oberaich	Note: The weir system extends over the cadastral communities Oberaich and Oberdorf-Landskron .
		Defense system Oberaich ObjectID :  107870 until 2019	KG location : Oberdorf-Landskron	Note: The weir system extends over the cadastral communities Oberaich and Oberdorf-Landskron.

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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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

literature

• Kurt Woisetschläger , Peter Krenn : The art monuments of Austria. Dehio-Handbuch Steiermark: (excluding Graz) . Anton Schroll & Co, Vienna, 1982, published by the Federal Monuments Office , ISBN 3-7031-0532-1
• Werner Strahalm: Bruck an der Mur. From the beginning to the present . Edition Strahalm, Graz-Vienna 1987, ISBN 3-900526-05-2 .

Web links

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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 c d e f g} Information board on site
3. ↑ Werner Strahalm: 1987, pp. 142-143
4. ^ Kurt Woisetschläger, Peter Krenn: Die Kunstdenkmäler Österreichs. Dehio-Handbuch Steiermark: (excluding Graz) . Ed .: Federal Monuments Office. Anton Schroll & Co, Vienna 1982, ISBN 3-7031-0532-1 , p. 60 .
5. ↑ Werner Strahalm: 1987, pp. 142-143
6. ↑ Werner Strahalm: 1987, p. 140
7. ↑ Werner Strahalm: 1987, p. 158
8. ↑ Werner Strahalm: 1987, p. 141
9. ↑ Werner Strahalm: 1987, pp. 133-135
10. ↑ Folder: Day of the Monument “History (s) in the Monument”, “Zgodbe kulturne deiscine”, September 30, 2012, BDA Vienna 2012
11. ↑ Information board at the parish church of St. Ruprecht
12. ↑ Information board on site
13. ↑ ^{a b} Styria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , status: 23 January 2019.
14. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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