List of listed objects in Grünburg

The list of listed objects in Grünburg contains the 39 listed , immovable objects in Grünburg .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Catholic parish church hl. Stephan ObjectID :  58826	Hambaumstrasse 2 KG location : Leonstein	The Lords of Rohr built the church around 1320 in the Romanesque style. The first documentary mention of it comes from 1367. The building has been rebuilt several times over the centuries (including baroque changes), the last renovation was in 1995. The inside of the nave is 18 m long and 7.5 m wide, the choir 3 m long. The most striking part is the 30 m high, 6 m long and 5.5 m wide tower. This is likely to have existed as a defense and residential tower before the church was built.
		Cemetery and Karner ObjectID :  105506	at Hambaumstrasse 2, KG location : Leonstein
		Farm (facility), Hasengütl ObjectID :  37560	Heindlmühlstrasse 1 KG location : Leonstein	A document mentions the farm as early as 1577. The sgraffiti from the 17th century were exposed again during a renovation in 1960.
		Parsonage Object ID:  58827	Kirchenweg 6 KG location : Leonstein
		So-called. old Roman bridge ObjectID :  104527	Priethal location KG: Leonstein	The old country road through the Steyrtal led here over the Schmiedleitner Bach. The existing bridge was renewed in 1787 as an arch bridge in stone. It lost its importance after the construction of a steel road bridge in 1876 high above the valley floor. In 1955 the steel bridge was replaced by a reinforced concrete bridge.
		Barn, so-called slice hut (Scheiterhütte) ObjectID :  14966	Schmiedleiten location KG: Leonstein	Because of the risk of fire, the stake was built some distance from the buildings of the scythe forge . → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		Former Railway bridge, today a cycle path, so-called Tiefengrabenbrücke ObjektID :  113872	Steyr breakthrough location KG: Leonstein	The former railway bridge of the Steyrtalbahn over the Tiefengraben near Steyrbruchbruch is used today by the Steyrtalradweg . It was built in 1908 and restored in 1991. The span is 80 m, the clear height 40 m. The bridge connects the communities of Grünburg and Micheldorf .
		Former Railway bridge, today a cycle path, so-called Plangrabenbrücke ObjektID :  113873	Steyr breakthrough location KG: Leonstein	The former railway bridge over the Plangraben near the Steyr breakthrough is now used by the Steyrtal cycle path . It was built in 1908 and restored in 1991. The span is 51 m, the clear height 22 m.
		Factory facility Haunoldmühle ObjectID :  78318 since 2017	Haunoldmühle 1a location KG: Obergrünburg	The factory was built in 1907/1908 as a cardboard factory. In the 16th century there was a saw and grain mill at this point, which was converted into a sheet metal rolling mill in the 19th century.
		Catholic parish church hl. Georg with the former cemetery ObjectID :  59240	Kirchenstrasse 10 KG location : Obergrünburg	The parish church has a west tower with a baroque onion helmet, a single-nave nave and a retracted, three-bay choir with a three-eighth end. The nave and choir are spanned by ribbed vaults. The altars are neo-Gothic, the pulpit was built around 1770. In the northern chapel there is a good tabernacle altar with a remarkable group of crosses from the third quarter of the 18th century.
		Residential building ObjectID :  113876	Kirchenstrasse 9 KG location : Obergrünburg
		Castle ruin Leonstein ObjectID :  113962	Leonstein location KG: Obergrünburg	The castle was probably built around 900 and was mentioned in a document in 1140. Some remains of the wall, an archway and a passage are the last visible evidence of its existence. → Main article : Castle ruin Leonstein (Upper Austria)
		Leonstein Castle ObjectID :  105511	Leonsteinerstraße 38, 39 KG location : Obergrünburg	The castle goes back to a building yard built by Wilhelm von Rohr in 1397 . The later owners from the family of the Zelkinger formed the Feichta valley castle from it . It was given its current baroque appearance in 1724 by the Salburger , who renamed it Neu-Leonstein . It has housed a state children's home since 1945. The original interior is lost.
		Farm (facility), Holzleiten, Hoisleiten ObjectID :  14958	Mairberg 25 KG location : Obergrünburg	With regard to the food supply, the scythe forge in Schmiedleithen was a largely self-sufficient business. The Hoisleithen was the company's agricultural operation. → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		Cowshed ObjectID:  14959	Schmiedleiten location KG: Obergrünburg	The Schmiedleithen cowshed was built in 1891 and was a model livestock farm in its day. On the first floor there was also accommodation for the milker who had to look after the 25 cows. → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		Salettl and Fountain ObjectID:  14967	Schmiedleiten location KG: Obergrünburg	The Salettl is a small extension to the blacksmith's house, the home of the blacksmiths. It is located in a small park opposite the old mansion, along with a fountain. → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		Wagenremise Object ID:  14963	Schmiedleiten location KG: Obergrünburg	The wagon shed housed the forge's vehicle fleet and is used as a garage. → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		Woodshed Object ID:  14964	Schmiedleiten location KG: Obergrünburg	The post construction with gable ends that are open like a gazebo has boards spaced apart for improved air permeability. Note: Coordinates approximate [out of date]
		Reiberhütte ObjectID :  14965	Schmiedleiten location KG: Obergrünburg	There was once a blacksmith's grain mill in the Reiberhütte. → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		Industrial mill, so-called Mühlhäusl ObjektID :  14917	Schmiedleiten location KG: Obergrünburg	First erected as a mill, this building also housed the company's carpentry and glazier. → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		Cabbage Bar ObjectID :  14956	Schmiedleiten location KG: Obergrünburg	Up to 700 m³ of charcoal was stored in the coal bar . That was the blacksmith's needs for half a year. → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		Schmiedhaus ObjektID :  14918	Schmiedleiten 10 KG location : Obergrünburg	The workers of the scythe factory lived in the smith's house. Around 100 people were employed in the company. The blacksmith's room on the first floor was the dining room and lounge. All employees of the forge were fed here. Most of them also lived in the blacksmith's house. → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		Old mansion ObjectID :  14911	Schmiedleiten 11 KG location : Obergrünburg	The old manor house is essentially the oldest building in the Schmiedleithen. It was mentioned for the first time in 1603 and continuously expanded. The classicistic-Biedermeier appearance is essentially based on the adaptations in the 19th century by the trades Gottlieb Hierzenberger and Ludwig Zeitlinger. The terracotta reliefs by Hans Pontiller in the window lunettes and above the portal were added in 1920. → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		Blacksmith hammer, old hammer ObjectID :  14954	at Schmiedleiten 11 KG location : Obergrünburg	The old hammer was in the center of the facility. About transmission shafts that were dick hammers and other units of the forging driven. After the demise of the forge, they wanted to convert the hall into a concert hall. However, this plan was not fully implemented. → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		Farm building and Rossstall ObjektID :  14916	at Schmiedleiten 11 KG location : Obergrünburg	The last tradesman, Rudolf Zeitlinger, had set up a real fitness center above the stables for horses, oxen and pigs. → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		Kram Object ID:  14955	Schmiedleiten 12 KG location : Obergrünburg	In the stuff the scythes were painted and made ready for dispatch. The packaging also took place in wooden barrels. From here, the factory's products went all over the world. → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		Magazine ObjectID :  14957	Schmiedleiten 13 KG location : Obergrünburg	The magazine was the warehouse for the finished goods. → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		Residential building, Kutscherhäusel ObjectID:  14962	Schmiedleiten 5 KG location : Obergrünburg
		Residential house, so-called gardener's or place-of-house house ObjektID :  14961	Schmiedleiten 6 KG location : Obergrünburg	The Gärtnerhäusl was the accommodation for the gardener, the cooks and other servants of the family of the trade. → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		Residential house, so-called Helm- or Hütterhäusl ObjectID :  14960	Schmiedleiten 7 KG location : Obergrünburg	The Helmhäusl is marked with 1799. The name comes from the names of previous residents. → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		New mansion ObjectID :  14913	Schmiedleiten 8 KG location : Obergrünburg	The new mansion was completed in 1886 under Ludwig Zeitlinger. It stands in an elevated position above the manorial garden. → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		Press house, cider cellar and veranda ObjectID:  14914	at Schmiedleiten 8 KG location : Obergrünburg	The press house with the ice cellar next to the new manor house was built in 1892. It was used for the production and storage of fruit cider . → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		Glass house, nursery ObjectID :  14915	at Schmiedleiten 8 KG location : Obergrünburg	In addition to vegetables, flowers, herbs and berries were also planted in the manor garden. In the middle there is a fountain. The heatable glass house also grew citrus fruits and plants that the trades brought back from their travels to the south. → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		Residential building, outbuilding ObjectID :  14912	Schmiedleiten 9 KG location : Obergrünburg	With the construction of the outbuilding in the 19th century, space was created for the growing family of trades. → Main article : Schmiedleithen open-air museum
		Rectory , old building ObjectID :  104537	Schulstrasse 31 KG location : Obergrünburg
		Obergrünburger School Chapel ObjectID :  104540	at Schulstrasse 9, KG location : Obergrünburg
		Chapel ObjectID :  104526	Pernzellerstraße 7 KG location : Pernzell
		Police ObjectID :  104558	Hauptstrasse 31 KG location : Untergrünburg
		Farm (facility), Großpreissenlehen, so-called Messerer-Verlegerhaus ObjektID :  38360	Schieferstrasse 1 location KG: Untergrünburg	The street side of the Großpreissenlehen is divided into five axes. The basement is grooved. The window openings are barred, these bars made of wrought iron are fixed in the reveal and do not protrude. A painting depicting a mercy seat is located above the entrance . This image goes beyond the floor level. The upper floor is structured by pilasters. The window frames are crowned with ornaments. The windows on the upper floor are equipped with remarkable, artfully designed basket grids. The house was formerly owned by Messerer publishers. The publishers were middlemen for the goods made by the knives .

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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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} Upper Austria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 18, 2020.
2. ↑ Leonstein Church. In: gruenburg.at, accessed on July 6, 2011.
3. ↑ Yearbook of the Upper Austrian Museum Association , Volume 106, Linz 1961 p. 75 (accessed June 29, 2019)
4. ^ Josef Zeitlinger: The Schmiedleitnerbach in Leonstein. Monograph of a small mountain stream and its surroundings. In: Yearbook of the Upper Austrian Museum Association. Volume 109, Linz 1963, p. 376f, PDF on ZOBODAT
5. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r} A stroll through the Schmiedleithen. (PDF) Verein d´Hammerschmied, Leonstein, accessed on February 2, 2016 . 
6. ↑ Technical data: Shield of the Tiefengrabenbrücke
7. ↑ Technical data: Shield of the Plangrabenbrücke
8. ↑ Erwin Hainisch (edited by Kurt Woisetschläger): Dehio Oberösterreich, Dehio-Handbuch, Die Kunstdenkmäler Österreichs. Upper Austria. Institute for Austrian Art Research of the Federal Monuments Office (Ed.), 6th edition, Vienna 1977, page 100.
9. ^ Reports. Obergrünburg, scythe smith ensemble Schmiedleithen. In: Yearbook of the Upper Austrian Museum Association. Volume 143, Linz 1998, p. 136f, online (PDF) in the forum OoeGeschichte.at.
10. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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