List of listed objects in Fürstenfeld

The list of listed objects in Fürstenfeld contains the 35 listed , immovable objects of the community of Fürstenfeld in the Styrian district of Hartberg-Fürstenfeld .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Catholic parish church hl. Donatus, rectory and messner house ObjectID :  56491	Altenmarkt bei Fürstenfeld 1 KG location : Altenmarkt bei Fürstenfeld	→ Main article : Altenmarkt parish church near Fürstenfeld
		Marian column ObjectID:  19993	Kirchplatz location KG: Altenmarkt near Fürstenfeld	The figure of Mary in the style of the 2nd half of the 17th century stands on a renewed column and base.
		Windisch Chapel ObjectID:  19994	KG location : Altenmarkt near Fürstenfeld	The figure of the scourge Christ from Wies comes from the 18th century.
		Jobst Chapel ObjectID :  19995	KG location : Altenmarkt near Fürstenfeld
		Barrows and settlement Schröttenwald / Steinfeld ObjectID :  130288	Schröttenwald location KG: Altenmarkt near Fürstenfeld
		Town hall Grazer Tor ObjectID:  19643	Augustinerplatz 1 KG location : Fürstenfeld	The Grazer Tor is a two-storey gate building, part of the old city fortifications, built in 1565 instead of a simple city gate. Changed by several renovations, also as a result of war damage in 1945. The building now serves as the town hall.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  19638	Augustinerplatz 2 KG location : Fürstenfeld
		Old Town Hall, Music School ObjectID :  19644	Bismarckstrasse 8 KG location : Fürstenfeld	The free house of Wilfersdorfer was to replace the worn-city tower in 1570 by Jonas of Wilfersdorf built. The building was acquired by the city in 1651 and served as the town hall until 1848, after which it was a district court and has been a music school since 1973. The building is two-storeyed, has sloped tower substructures protruding laterally, vaulted rooms on the ground floor, a small balcony in the middle and a pillar arcade courtyard inside. The building was badly damaged in the explosion of the powder tower in 1683, which led to the rear parts being demolished in 1699. The two octagonal facade towers visible on a view of Vischer from 1680 were shortened to their present height in 1756 and 1774 due to the risk of collapse and re-covered.
		Figure St. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID:  19632	Grazer Platz KG location : Fürstenfeld	The statue dates from around 1730.
		Figure John the Baptist ObjectID :  19633	Grazer Platz KG location : Fürstenfeld	The statue of John the Baptist dates from around 1730.
		Marian column ObjectID :  22374	Grazer Platz KG location : Fürstenfeld	The statue of the Virgin Mary on Grazer Platz stands on a classicist base and dates from 1720. It was renovated in 1915.
		Marian column ObjectID :  22373	Hauptplatz location KG: Fürstenfeld	The Marian column by J. Fellner was erected on the main square in 1664. Renovated in 1954.
		Cemetery Chapel, Josefi Chapel ObjectID :  19635	Josefigasse 5 KG location : Fürstenfeld	The Josephi Chapel was built as a cemetery church in 1694 and was a branch of the parish church until 1832 . Since then, the church has served as a tobacco store. The chapel was enlarged in the second half of the 18th century.
		Johanniter Order Coming ObjectID:  432	Kirchenplatz 1a KG location : Fürstenfeld	The Kommende , the Fürsterfeld branch of the Order of St. John , was founded after 1200, making it the oldest in the entire Habsburg Empire . Formerly connected to the rectory and church, after the war damage in 1945 only the north wing and a short west wing, both two-story, have been preserved, the former three-story box building and the south wing were destroyed. The core of the building dates from the Middle Ages, in the 17th century a chimney was added (marked 1667) and in the 18th century pillar arcades on the courtyard side (marked 1721 above the staircase). Next to the church on an archway there is a coat of arms stone with a Maltese cross , marked 1529.
		Catholic parish church hl. John the Baptist ObjectID:  433	Kirchenplatz 2 KG location : Fürstenfeld	A church was built at the same location as early as 1170. The church was given its present-day appearance through a rococo-style renovation in 1773–1779 after it was heavily devastated during the Hajduken invasion of 1605. The second tower that existed at the time was demolished, the church widened and four oratorios installed. The church choir and the sacristy were given their present form. At that time the church already had an onion dome, which was renewed in 1853.
		Rectory ObjectID:  431	Kirchenplatz 3 KG location : Fürstenfeld	The city parsonage from 1723 forms a closed two-storey building group with the upcoming one. Inside a Pietà from 1420, a portrait of St. Augustine from the 18th century from the former Augustinian church and a Pietà from the end of the 18th century from the former Wieskapelle .
		Complete system of the former tobacco factory / area of ​​the former princely castle ObjektID :  129327 since 2013	Kirchenplatz 5 including location KG: Fürstenfeld
		Former Augustinian Hermits Church ObjectID :  19637	Klostergasse 2 KG location : Fürstenfeld	Built from 1365 to 1368 as a splendid mendicant order church with adjoining monastery and expanded and redesigned in the following different stylistic epochs. From 1964 the building, which was in danger of collapsing, was extensively renovated and the monastery was demolished.
		Residence, so-called Pfeilburg ObjectID :  19645	Klostergasse 18 KG location : Fürstenfeld	The core of the Pfeilburg, the black tower (also known as the Swartzturm ), dates from the 13th century and is therefore one of the few surviving medieval residential towers in Styria. The building was acquired in 1490 by Hans Pfeilberg , who began the reconstruction after the Hungarian invasion of 1480, in 1550 it came to Max Ruepp , who expanded the tower and housing and was allowed to use the name Pfeilberg from 1568 . The building became a Freihaus in the 16th century . In 1691, Christoph Liscutin bought the Pfeilburg and built Austria's first tobacco factory here, a decision that shaped the city well into the 20th century. The city acquired the building in 1725, it housed a school until 1782, a barracks, a military hospital and finally a poor house and prisoner of war camp. After that, the building remained unused and fell into disrepair. The museum association saved the facility from demolition in 1975 and extensive renovation work took place from 1995 to 1999. Today the Kruzitürken- and the tobacco museum is housed in the Pfeilburg. The core of the three-storey building dates from the second half of the 16th century, including the Renaissance bay window to the courtyard and the rusticated portal . At the southeast corner against the cavalier behind it, the remains of the wall of the old fortified tower can still be seen. In the 4th quarter of the 17th century a tower-like extension was added at a right angle, the main building was provided with two-storey pillar arcades. Inside there are still some stucco ceilings from the construction period.
		Former boys' elementary school, now new middle school ObjectID:  416	Schillerplatz 2 KG location : Fürstenfeld
		Wieskapelle ObjectID :  19654	Wieskapellenweg 52 Location KG: Fürstenfeld	The Wieskapelle, located south of the city, was donated in 1770. It consists of a transverse, oval main room with a small choir , the altar shows the hostage Christ from Wies. In 1967 the chapel was converted into a memorial for F. Priersch and furnished with paintings by Franz Weiss .
		Brick wall of the mill bastion ObjectID :  22376	Location KG: Fürstenfeld	After several Turkish raids on the city, the fortifications began to be strengthened in 1577. In place of the medieval city towers at the corners of the city wall, protruding bastions were built. Due to financial and structural problems, the much more extensive planned fortress extension was completed in 1581 according to simpler plans. The fortification was abandoned in 1775 and renovated in 1990.
		Hungarian Bastion ObjectID :  22377	Location KG: Fürstenfeld	After several Turkish raids on the city, the fortifications began to be strengthened in 1577. In place of the medieval city towers at the corners of the city wall, protruding bastions were built. Due to financial and structural problems, the much more extensive planned fortress extension was completed in 1581 according to simpler plans. The fortification was abandoned in 1775 and renovated in 1990.
		Bastion with cavalier behind the Pfeilburg ObjectID:  22379	Location KG: Fürstenfeld	After several Turkish raids on the city, the fortifications began to be strengthened in 1577. In place of the medieval city towers at the corners of the city wall, protruding bastions were built. Due to financial and structural problems, the much more extensive planned fortress extension was completed in 1581 according to simpler plans. The fortification was abandoned in 1775 and renovated in 1990.
		Augustinerbastei, Klosterbastei ObjectID :  20404	Location KG: Fürstenfeld	After several Turkish raids on the city, the fortifications began to be strengthened in 1577. In place of the medieval city towers at the corners of the city wall, protruding bastions were built. Due to financial and structural problems, the much more extensive planned fortress extension was completed in 1581 according to simpler plans. The fortification was abandoned in 1775 and renovated in 1990.
		Fortifications Vorwerk ObjektID :  21603	Location KG: Fürstenfeld
		Wayside shrine plague cross ObjectID :  19655	Location KG: Fürstenfeld
		Evang. Parish Church AB Heilandskirche ObjectID:  427	Location KG: Fürstenfeld	The Protestant Heilandskirche was built in the secession style by Otto Kuhlmann in 1908–1910 . The furnishings come from the construction period, the pulpit altar with a mural by Birkle and Thomer . In the main room simple wooden galleries and a music gallery for the organ. Outside on the east gable above the entrance area a figure of the Savior.
		Papal Chapel ObjectID:  20004	at Speltenbach 34 KG location : Speltenbach
		Local chapel St. Susanna ObjectID:  20003	KG location : Speltenbach
		Prehistoric settlement Buchwald ObjektID :  69448	Buchwald Stadtbergen Location KG: Stadtbergen
		Figure St. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID:  570	Übersbach 104 KG location : Übersbach	Johannes Nepomuk, at the bridge on the Hartl Bach
		Catholic branch church, St. John the Baptist ObjectID:  567	Übersbach 2a KG location : Übersbach	Herrand von Wildon hands over his own Übersbacher church, which was consecrated in 1197 by the Archbishop of Salzburg, to the Order of St. John, including the right to tithes. Around 1250–1790 this church was a branch church of the Altenmarkt parish. In 1605 it was destroyed by Hajduken and enlarged again in the 17th century. It has been a branch of the Söchau parish since 1790.
		Welsdorf Castle ObjectID :  36672	Übersbach 66 KG location : Übersbach	Welsdorf Castle is located southwest of Fürstenfeld. Welsdorf was originally part of the Fürstenfeld am Stein rule. At the beginning of the 16th century, Christof Perner sold the small estate and a modest Meierhof was built. Around 1550 this was acquired by Wolf von Wilfersdorf. His son built a noble seat next to the Meierhof, for which he received permission in 1603 to name it "Wolfsdorf". When the Haiduken invasion of 1605, the manor and the Meierhof were burned down together with the village of Übersbach. The reconstruction was slow. In 1701 the Augustinian canon monastery at Pöllau bought Welsdorf. The castle was expanded into a four-wing complex and used as the summer residence of the provosts. Three of the four massive square corner towers are still preserved. The loopholes in the attic of the northwest tower are among the castle's oldest structural details. This was once surrounded by a wall and bastions. Nothing has been preserved from the former fortifications.
		Marian Column ObjectID:  568	Location KG: Übersbach	The Marian column was built after the Turkish battle near Mogersdorf in 1664 and is believed to have been made by the Hartberg sculptor Johannes Fellner. Framed by the war memorial for the fallen and missing of the two world wars.

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

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} 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. 16 .
3. ^ Franz Timischl: Museum Pfeilburg Fürstenfeld. Retrieved January 7, 2012 . 
4. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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