List of listed objects in Graz / Geidorf

The list of listed objects in Graz / Geidorf contains the 117 listed , immovable objects of the III. Geidorf district of Graz .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		State Hospital Styria, University Clinic Graz ObjectID :  124354	Auenbruggerplatz 1 including location KG: Geidorf	Built in Art Nouveau style between 1904 and 1912 according to plans by the State Building Office under the direction of Karl Hupfer. The ornament designs come from August Herz. It is an extensive complex of flat roof buildings in the pavilion system, the current appearance of which is disturbed by new buildings and renovations. At the northern end of the central axis of the complex is the Church of the Redeemer .
		LKH Styria, formerly Anatomical Pathology ObjectID :  128152 since 2019	Auenbruggerplatz 25 KG location : Geidorf
		Villa complex ObjektID :  49586	Auersperggasse 1 KG location : Geidorf	Built in 1887.
		Municipal housing, so-called Theresienhof ObjektID:  77100 since 2020	Auersperggasse 14 KG location : Geidorf
		Stadtpalais Apfaltrern including street-side fence ObjektID :  56832	Brandhofgasse 5 KG location : Geidorf	The former Palais Baron Otto von Apfaltrern was built between 1873 and 1874 according to plans by Willhelm Bücher. It has a strictly historical neo-renaissance facade.
		Former Breunerhof, later Pittonihof ObjectID :  36125	Elisabethstrasse 9, 11 KG location : Geidorf
		Former City Palace Kottulinsky ObjectID :  102714	Elisabethstrasse 29 KG location : Geidorf	The former Kottulinsky Palace was built in 1853 by Georg Hauberriser the Elder. Ä. built and rebuilt in 1891 according to plans by August Gunolt. It has a late historical neo-baroque facade. The building sculptures were designed by Rudolf Vital.
		Former Stadtpalais Mayr-Melnhof ObjectID :  67620	Elisabethstrasse 31-33 KG location : Geidorf	The building was built in 1868 based on a design by Pichl. It has a facade designed in the style of romantic historicism .
		Rental house ObjektID :  114231	Elisabethstrasse 45 KG location : Geidorf
		Villa complex Markhof ObjektID :  69113	Geidorfgürtel 21 KG location : Geidorf
		Municipal housing, so-called Knaffl-Hof ObjektID :  56843	Geidorfgürtel 26 KG location : Geidorf
		Villa ObjectID :  36126	Grabengürtel 82 KG location : Geidorf
		Residential building ObjectID :  79341	Grabenstrasse 36 KG location : Geidorf	The house with a crooked gable was built around 1690. Its facade has a geometric plaster field decoration and on the upper floor you can see the remains of an acanthus ceiling stucco .
		Residential building with adjoining gate entrance ObjektID :  56873	Grabenstrasse 56 KG location : Geidorf	This house is in a small park and dates from the 18th century. The Grabenstrasse police station was housed here until 2004.
		Post milestone from 1890 ObjectID :  127714	at Grabenstrasse 56, KG location : Geidorf	Former post milestone of the 1890s type. The cylindrical stone was used as a kilometer stone (km 1).
		Evang. Rectory ObjectID :  56883	Grabenstrasse 59 KG location : Geidorf	The so-called "Pfeiferhof" was built in the first half of the 17th century and rebuilt towards the end of the 18th century. It has a plate-style facade with stucco and wrought-iron window bars. In the north wing there are two-story arcades from the construction period. On the upper floor there are several rosette stucco ceilings.
		Carmelite convent with entrance gate , walling and crypt chapel ObjectID :  127715	Grabenstrasse 114, 114a KG location : Geidorf	→ Main article : Carmelite convent Graz
		Carmelite Church of St. Josef ObjectID :  56866	at Grabenstrasse 114, 114a KG location : Geidorf	→ Main article : Carmelite Church of St. Josef (Graz)
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  56867	Grabenstrasse 118 KG location : Geidorf	The building was built in 1836, presumably according to plans by Georg Hauberriser the Elder. Ä. built. It has a Biedermeier facade and was damaged during the Second World War, but restored in 1953. The former gate entrance is now walled up.
		Complete complex of the Carmelite monastery with Maria Schnee monastery church and Weingartenhaus ObjectID :  127731	Grabenstrasse 144 including location KG: Geidorf	→ Main article : Carmelite monastery Maria Schnee (Graz)
		Post milestone from 1890 ObjectID :  127732	at Grabenstrasse 146, 146a KG location : Geidorf	Former post milestone of the 1890s type. The cylindrical stone was used as a kilometer stone (km 2).
		Quarry yard ObjectID :  36127	Grabenstrasse 208, 212 KG location : Geidorf	The quarry yard dates from the first half of the 17th century and has a U-shaped structure and a crooked gable . The arched stone gate and the wrought iron window grilles date from the construction period. The gate wing dates from the third quarter of the 18th century.
		Andritzer Mauthaus ObjectID :  36128	Grabenstrasse 222 KG location : Geidorf	The Andritzer toll house, also known as the quarry toll, dates from the 17th century. It is a wide, crooked gable house with a western two-story corner tower with a tent roof.
		Residential and commercial building, Gasthaus Wartburg / Alemannenhaus ObjektID :  120508	Halbärthgasse 14 KG location : Geidorf
		Rental house ObjektID :  120514	Harrachgasse 8 KG location : Geidorf
		Villa complex Hartenau ObjectID :  20431	Hartenaugasse 20 KG location : Geidorf	The villa was the last residence of the former Bulgarian ruler Alexander von Battenberg from 1889-1893 .
		University of Education Styria ObjectID :  56874 since 2014	Hasnerplatz 11, 12 KG location : Geidorf	→ Main article : Styria University of Education
		Rental house ObjektID :  121298	Heinrichstrasse 18 KG location : Geidorf
		Rental house ObjektID :  126994	Heinrichstrasse 33 KG location : Geidorf
		Rental house ObjektID :  70419	Heinrichstrasse 39 KG location : Geidorf
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  48439	Heinrichstrasse 43 KG location : Geidorf	The house, originally from the 17th century, was remodeled in 1919.
		Residential building ObjectID :  48440	Heinrichstrasse 45 KG location : Geidorf
		Residential and commercial building, former Vorauerhof ObjectID :  47380	Heinrichstrasse 47-47a KG location : Geidorf	The residential and commercial building with a plate-style facade was built between 1780 and 1790.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID:  36055	Heinrichstrasse 49-51 KG location : Geidorf	The elongated house was built in the early 19th century.
		Farm building with entrance gate ObjectID :  56859	Heinrichstrasse 51a KG location : Geidorf
		Gate to Max-Mell-Allee ObjectID :  127074	between Heinrichstrasse 51a and 55 KG location : Geidorf	The gate to Max-Mell-Allee, built around 1900, consists of two lateral pillars and is spanned by a wrought-iron arch, which is richly decorated with ornamental leaf tendrils and a central medallion depicting a panther (the coat of arms of the city of Graz). The gate leaves belonging to the arch are currently missing.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  36130	Heinrichstrasse 56 KG location : Geidorf
		Gasthaus Zum Weißen Kreuz with outbuilding ObjectID :  69471	Heinrichstrasse 67 KG location : Geidorf	The building was in the 17./18. Century erected. The late baroque facade with stucco decoration dates from approx. 1730/1735 and is in the style of Johann Georg Stenggs . On the upper floor there are two subdivided stucco ceilings in foliage and bandwork shapes.
		Landmark ObjectID :  127125	at Heinrichstrasse 124, KG location : Geidorf	Former boundary stone with a Styrian panther in relief, dated 1769
		Kapuzinerseminar St. Lorenz-Heim and ancillary building as well as stone wall with driveway ObjektID :  56858	Heinrichstrasse 145, 145a KG location : Geidorf	The Capuchin Seminary was built in the middle of the 19th century and rebuilt in 1929.
		Mess chapel St. Laurentius of Brindisi / Capuchin Church ObjectID :  127130	at Heinrichstrasse 145 KG location : Geidorf	The interior of the mess chapel in the Capuchin seminary is decorated with Secco paintings and pictures of the Stations of the Cross by Franz Weiss from the 1960s.
		Ansitz, Landesschülerheim ObjectID :  56861	Herdergasse 3 KG location : Geidorf	The core of the building, also known as the Bonaparte Villa, dates from the 16th century (the western corner oriel resting on consoles and the quarry stone cellar are still preserved). Today the building presents itself externally as an elongated, classical building from the first quarter of the 19th century with a crooked roof and a street-side arbor. From 1810 to 1813 the villa served as a short-term exile for the deposed Dutch King Louis Bonaparte , who sold it to his brother Jerome Bonaparte , the former King of Westphalia, who also only lived there for a little over a year. From 1826 to 1881 the villa served as the headquarters of the kk privileged sugar factory. Today the building serves as the headquarters of the Styrian National Education Center. → Main article : Graz sugar factory
		Villa Schorisch ObjectID :  56864	Herdergasse 9, 11 KG location : Geidorf	The Villa Schorisch was built in 1878 in the neo-Renaissance style.
		Villa Präprost ObjectID :  49429	Herdergasse 12-12a KG location : Geidorf
		Residential and guest house Schanzlwirt ObjectID :  56855	Hilnteichstrasse 1 KG location : Geidorf	The building of the Schanzlwirt - a former toll house - dates back to the core of the 16th century and received its present facade at the end of the 19th century.
		Villa ObjectID :  131190 since 2018	Hilnteichstrasse 7 KG location : Geidorf
		Villa Pramberger ObjectID :  131181 since 2018	Hilzteichstraße 22 KG location : Geidorf
		Bus Shelter Object ID:  49160	at Hilnteichstrasse 70 KG location : Geidorf	The bus shelter built around 1900 was based on a design by Friedrich Sigmundt. A construction made of wood with a fretwork decor extends over the floor plan of an elongated rectangle. The open front shows two octagonal supports. The house is covered with a hipped roof with a gable on the front.
		Hilmteichschlössl Object ID:  49159	Hilnteichstrasse 70 KG location : Geidorf	The restaurant was built in 1858 by the "Hilmer Pond Aktiengesellschaft" on Hilmteich built.
		Kiosk ObjectID :  121525	at Hilnteichstrasse 70 KG location : Geidorf	A pavilion-like kiosk built in 1899, which was originally located at the Mariagrün tram stop and was moved to its current location in the late 20th century. Small wooden structure with an octagonal floor plan with alternating wider and narrower sides. The building corners are accentuated by half columns, the arched openings with wedge stone volutes with scrollwork ornament or triglyphic keystones.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  48889	Humboldtstrasse 18 KG location : Geidorf	The four-storey secessionist house with a specially designed facade is dated 1901.
		Villa / Country House ObjectID :  36131	Johann-Fux-Gasse 25 KG location : Geidorf	The villa with its secessionist facade is dated 1905.
		Villa complex Loewi ObjektID :  20188	Johann-Fux-Gasse 35 KG location : Geidorf	The villa complex with its secessionist facade is dated 1910.
		Sacred Heart Chapel of the former Marian Institute ObjectID :  49547	Kirchengasse 1a KG location : Geidorf	The Marieninstitut was built in 1881. The original Neo-Renaissance furnishings were removed from the interior of the Sacred Heart Chapel.
		Priest home with outbuildings and fence ObjektID :  127737	Kirchengasse 3, 6 KG location : Geidorf
		Vicarage (former Capuchin monastery) with walling and outbuildings ObjectID :  56840	Kirchengasse 4 KG location : Geidorf	The rectory with a basket arch stone gate was built around 1785/86. The buildings that once adjoined it to the east and south were probably demolished during the course of the abolition of the monastery in 1786.
		Catholic parish and monastery church hl. John the Baptist at the Graben ObjectID :  56841	at Kirchengasse 4, KG location : Geidorf	→ Main article : Grabenkirche
		Villa complex ObjektID :  126774	Körblergasse 34 KG location : Geidorf
		Figure shrine St. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID :  127152 since 2015	at Körblergasse 80a KG location : Geidorf	The sandstone figure of St. Johannes Nepomuk was created before the middle of the 18th century.
		Chamber of Commerce, WIFI Saalbau and Friendship Monument Graz-Trieste ObjectID :  127163 since 2013	Körblergasse 111, 113, 115 KG location : Geidorf
		Friendship Monument Graz-Trieste ObjectID :  127164	at Körblergasse 111, 113 KG location : Geidorf
		Rental house, residential building / workshop Ferdinand Koller ObjectID :  122147 since 2012	Körösistraße 6 KG location : Geidorf
		Manor house and entrance gate of the former Graz main mill ObjectID :  68515	Körösistraße 48 KG location : Geidorf	The manor house of the former Graz main mill is oriented NW-SE, parallel to the left Graz mill passage, which was filled in around 1970 . It was renovated around 2002. Until then, areas in the attic on the wood of the roof structure were numbered to store bags sorted and the remains of an electrical installation for lighting, the two fabric-insulated wires of which were tied separately to small, white porcelain insulators screwed to the wood.
		Former Machine nail factory ObjectID :  47555	Körösistraße 59 KG location : Geidorf	The former machine nail factory (also called Schafzahl-Greinitz-Werk ) is a building built in 1813 with a façade built around 1830 with Tuscan colossal columns and a metope frieze . The building was probably designed by Franz Xaver Aichinger. → Main article : Machine nail factory (Graz)
		Former Rottalmühle ObjectID :  119252 since 2017	Körösistraße 92 KG location : Geidorf
		Wegkreuz Object ID:  127741	opposite Kreuzgasse 30 KG location : Geidorf	The crucifix with a wooden body dates from the end of the 19th century. It is attributed to Jakob Gschiel's circle .
		Church and Convent of the Sisters of the Holy Cross with fence and Lourdes Grotto ObjectID :  56877	Kreuzgasse 34 KG location : Geidorf	→ Main article : Church and convent of the Sisters of the Cross (Graz)
		Sanatorium of the Sisters of the Cross (old building and chapel) ObjectID :  56880	Kreuzgasse 35 KG location : Geidorf	→ Main article : Church and convent of the Sisters of the Cross (Graz)
		Carolinum Augusteum, Bischöfliches Gymnasium ObjectID :  56871	Lange Gasse 2 KG location : Geidorf	Today the Episcopal Gymnasium Graz , since 2009 also the Ecclesiastical Pedagogical University Graz
		Former Kienreich paper mill / formerly Gerberhaus ObjektID :  71099	Lange Gasse 46 KG location : Geidorf	At the end of the 16th century, there were iron-processing buildings on this site. The rededication as a paper factory and extensions took place in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
		Student house of the Catholic university community ObjectID :  56834	Leechgasse 24 KG location : Geidorf	The three-story student house of the Catholic University Congregation received a St. Chapel, consecrated to Joseph, with a square floor plan and a plexiglass dome.
		Former Haus Buchberger ObjectID :  130621 since 2016	Leechgasse 27 KG location : Geidorf
		Villa ObjectID :  121236	Leechgasse 34 KG location : Geidorf
		Villa complex ObjektID :  69016	Lenaugasse 7 KG location : Geidorf
		Villa complex ObjektID :  67732	Lenaugasse 8 KG location : Geidorf
		Multi-family residential building ObjectID :  119741	Liebiggasse 9 KG location : Geidorf
		Postal settlement (consisting of 15 row houses) ObjectID :  19571	Lindweg 2-24, ger. No. Location KG: Geidorf
		Villa / Country House ObjectID :  127749	Lindweg 31, 33 KG location : Geidorf
		Former Meerscheinschlössl and garden sculptures ObjectID :  19857	Mozartgasse 3 KG location : Geidorf	Baroque pleasure building with garden front in three construction periods (1674, 1689/94 and 1706/08). Josephine-classicistic stucco interior design and frescoes on the mirror vault.
		Villa ObjectID :  12594	Mozartgasse 6 KG location : Geidorf
		Castle, Minoritenschlössl Rosegg ObjectID :  36132	Quellengasse 4 KG location : Geidorf	→ Main article : Minoriten-Schlössl
		House Lind ObjectID :  10727	Rosenberggasse 18 KG location : Geidorf
		Support center for hearing and language education of the State of Styria ObjectID :  56860	Rosenberggürtel 12 KG location : Geidorf	The stately three-storey building with a neo-renaissance facade was erected in 1887, according to the inscription.
		Park gate to Rosenhain ObjektID :  127186	next to Rosenberggürtel 20 KG location : Geidorf	Park gate of the path leading to the Rosenhain from the 2nd half of the 19th century with cast iron gate wings between brick pillars.
		Former Jesuit Summer Refectory ObjectID :  127752	Rosenhain location KG: Geidorf
		Landmark ObjectID :  127769	Rosenhain location KG: Geidorf	Border stone with relief depiction of the Styrian panther, dated 1678 (?) And 1749.
		Retirement home, formerly Rosenhof ObjectID :  73643	Rosenhain 3, 4, 5 KG location : Geidorf
		Water pipe tunnel ObjectID :  127765	behind Rosenhain 4, 5 KG location : Geidorf	The water pipe tunnel and the spring intake were built in 1564 and are therefore considered to be the oldest water pipe in Graz. Archduke Maximilian ordered the springs at Rosenberg to be taken in 1490 in order to guarantee the water supply for the imperial castle. Originally the pipeline consisted of drilled larch trunks. The facility was expanded in the 16th century and remained in operation until 1890. 30 meters of the tunnel are still preserved (and accessible); it is built with rubble stones. The rectangular entrance has a stone frame.
		Water reservoir, elevated tank ObjectID :  127767	at Rosenhain 6 location KG: Geidorf	The almost square building probably dates from the first half of the 20th century. It has a basket arched gate, corner pilasters and a terrace in front. The hipped roof is crowned by a ridge that serves as a ventilation opening.
		Gas lanterns ObjectID :  128068	Schubertstrasse Location KG: Geidorf	The 23 gas lanterns from around 1900 between the green strip and the road make Schubertstrasse (in the Liebiggasse and Hilnteich section ) the only street in Graz that still has gas lanterns.
		Leechgasse dormitory with cafeteria ObjectID :  56849 since 2019	Schubertstrasse 2 / Leechgasse 1 KG location : Geidorf	→ Main article : Home4Students
		Two wall paintings in the staircase between the 1st and 2nd floor ObjectID :  131220 since 2018	Schubertstrasse 6a KG location : Geidorf	Two frescoes by Franz Köck from 1938 were discovered during renovation work in the stairwell of the building of the Austrian Students' Union . Richard Kriesche “covered” the frescoes as a document of the Nazi past with glass plates in 1997: The characters etched into them form warning words from the rector of the university - Helmut Konrad , which call on young people to tolerance and openness and the two “ blood and soil ” images as To denote a warning sign.
		Villa Roth with fence ObjektID :  49185	Schubertstrasse 25 KG location : Geidorf
		Villa complex ObjektID :  65824	Schubertstrasse 28 KG location : Geidorf	The villa with its late Biedermeier facade was built in 1841 and rebuilt twice during the 19th century.
		Villa complex Mozarthof ObjectID :  49440	Schubertstrasse 29 KG location : Geidorf	The older part of the villa complex has a slab-style facade from around 1800.
		Villa / country house, Werkbundhaus with garden terrace and retaining wall with archway ObjektID :  69234	Schubertstrasse 31 KG location : Geidorf	The single-family house built in 1928 by Hans Hönel and other members of the “ Steiermärkischer Werkbund ” association founded in 1923 rests on a slope surrounded by a stone wall. The cubic block originally had a soft strawberry-red and white coloration (in contrast to the current brick-red color). The windows are moved to the corners of the house (as a motif of international modernism), but are traditionally proportioned and provided with a wide frame; the window bars were originally colored green. The raised ground floor is structured by horizontal, white plaster strips - they were intended to emphasize the horizontal in the building and to be reminiscent of the Wilhelminian style facades with plinth zones. The entire interior, from the furniture to the lamps and curtains to the ceramics and the pictures, was specially designed for the building.
		Villa complex ObjektID :  49184	Schubertstrasse 34 KG location : Geidorf
		Villa Hönel ObjectID :  36133	Schubertstrasse 35 KG location : Geidorf	The Villa Hönel with its neo-renaissance facade was built in 1889.
		Mozart Temple ObjectID :  36134	at Schubertstrasse 35 KG location : Geidorf	The so-called Mozart Temple, the earliest Mozart memorial, is located in the garden of Villa Hönel. The octagonal pavilion was built in 1792, but was redesigned in 1911.
		Villa complex ObjektID :  49327	Schubertstrasse 37 KG location : Geidorf	The villa with a neo-renaissance facade was built in 1873.
		Villa ObjectID :  49183	Schubertstrasse 44 KG location : Geidorf
		Old building of the Institute for Plant Physiology and Garden Gate ObjektID :  56863 since 2013	Schubertstrasse 51 KG location : Geidorf
		Glass house, greenhouse in the botanical garden of the Karl-Franzens-University ObjectID :  120241	Schubertstrasse 53 KG location : Geidorf	The historic greenhouse complex of the Botanical Garden was built between 1888 and 1889 and belongs to the type of the new factual greenhouse. Erected in iron skeleton construction, the construction was a series product when it was created. The structure, which has been reduced to strict rectangular and cube-shaped bodies (anticipation of the New Objectivity of Modernism) with the floral curves of the thin balusters also refers to Art Nouveau. The central cube of the palm house dominates the complex with its tower structure, the catwalk and the thin, curved balusters. This cube is flanked by a double-shell warm house and a cold house. The entire construction is provided with upright rectangular panes of glass and is closed to the north by a massive wall pane, which houses a gardener's apartment and farm building on the back. Around 1950 the greenhouse facility was expanded to include the so-called Viktoriahaus as well as a warm and a cold saddle house.
		Villa complex ObjektID :  49587	Schubertstrasse 58 KG location : Geidorf	The villa complex was built in 1893.
		Villa complex ObjektID :  49442	Schubertstrasse 60 KG location : Geidorf	The villa complex was built in 1894. Facade design: City architect C (arl) Kratochwil (1852–1922).
		Villa complex ObjektID :  69235	Schubertstrasse 62 KG location : Geidorf	The villa complex was built in 1896/97. Facade design: Julius Kubik (1861–1941).
		Villa complex Radl ObjektID :  48962	Schubertstrasse 68 KG location : Geidorf	The villa with secessionist exterior and interior design was built in 1903 according to plans by Josef Hötzl (1866–1947).
		Villa Heresch ObjectID :  47992	Schubertstrasse 72 KG location : Geidorf	The building was built in 1909 according to plans by Josef Bullmann (1855–1928). The two-storey building with neo-baroque elements and Art Nouveau forms follows the symmetrical basic disposition of the axis ratio of 4: 4 with central projections on all sides. The rear inner staircase access is reinforced with wrought iron railings; some of the rooms have stucco decor.
		Villa complex Hold ObjektID :  49137	Schubertstrasse 73 KG location : Geidorf	The villa complex was built in 1890 according to plans by Friedrich Sigmundt (1856–1917) and the Graz city architect C (arl) Kratochwil (1852–1922). Today the seat of the State Conservator for Styria.
		Villa complex ObjektID :  48888	Schubertstrasse 75 KG location : Geidorf	The villa complex was built in 1886. The two-storey monumental villa of late historicism (with different facade designs in neo-renaissance forms) was built in 1886 according to plans by F. S. Wolf. On January 28, 1911, the Austro-Hungarian Lieutenant Field Marshal Joseph Daniel Ritter von Bonn  (* 1836) died in this house . In 1927 the Mercia, Forstindustrie and general goods trading stock corporation had its seat at this address.
		Karl-Franzens-University ObjectID :  56851	Universitätsplatz 1-5 KG location : Geidorf	→ Main article : University of Graz
		Former Benefit house of the Teutonic Order Coming at Leech / John-Ogilvie-Haus ObjectID :  56831	Zinzendorfgasse 3 KG location : Geidorf	The core of the former benefit house probably dates from the 14th century. The commander's coat of arms relief, flanked by two lions, was most likely created around 1583. The house was given the slab-style facade at the end of the 18th century.
		Leechkirche / University Church of the Assumption of Mary ObjectID :  56827	at Zinzendorfgasse 3, KG location : Geidorf	The church Maria Himmelfahrt am Leech is located directly above the burial ground of the urn field culture or a burial mound from the Hallstatt period. The two consecutive previous buildings of today's sacred building (two round churches each) were built at the beginning of the 11th century and the beginning of the 13th century. After the destruction of the latter (St. Kunigunden Church), today's building was built in the early Gothic style (2nd half of the 13th century). The early Gothic Madonna and Child in the tympanum of the west portal is remarkable. The wooden figure of Mary on the high altar dates from the 15th century. The altar itself was erected in 1780. In a niche to the right of the altar there is a painted Pietà. Parts of the stained glass windows in the apse date from the 14th and 15th centuries. → Main article : Leechkirche
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  121569 since 2017	Zinzendorfgasse 29 KG location : Geidorf	The core of the building dates back to the second quarter of the 19th century, the facade to the fourth quarter of the 19th century. To be emphasized are: stone gate, sheet metal door wing and wrought iron skylight grille.
		Residential building, former gatekeeper's house with adjoining fence part ObjektID :  109388	Zusertalgasse 2 KG location : Geidorf	The gatehouse was built together with the Villa Ferry / Ferri as an entry post at the entrance to the main building, Zusertalgasse 14 (today: 14a). On July 1, 1892, the construction committee inspection took place, which also dealt with the construction of a (no longer existing) large stable and farm building at Hochsteingasse 4 intended by Anna Countess Ferri (1835-1919). Already in 1891, in the process of building the villa, the square-like expansion of the traffic area at the intersection of Zusertalgasse, Hochsteingasse and Körblergasse was approved.
		Villa Ferry with a bridge-shaped transition into the garden / former. ORF Studio Steiermark ObjectID :  56870	at Zusertalgasse 14a, KG location : Geidorf	The Villa Ferry / Ferri was built in 1892 according to the plans of Alexander Wielemans (1843-1911). The facade of the building is made in the late historical-old German style. Two children’s figures made in stone ( spring , autumn ) were modeled by Hans Brandstetter (1854–1925). In 1893, approval was requested for various construction work on the villa and the stable and farm building at Hochsteingasse 4. On January 16, 1930, the Graz municipal council decided to buy the property from the heirs of Countess Ferri-Wodianer.
		Billboard ObjectID :  128069	at Hilnteich site KG: Geidorf	The billboard is an iron construction in Art Nouveau forms.

Former monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Billboard ObjectID :  128071 until 2018	Geidorfplatz location KG: Geidorf	The iron construction in the forms of Art Nouveau serves as an advertising board.

Legend

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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

• Horst Schweigert (arrangement): Graz. Graz on the 850th anniversary of the city . From (series): Dagobert Frey (among others): The Art Monuments of Austria. Topographical inventory of monuments . (Different title: Dehio-Handbuch . Die Kunstdenkmäler Österreichs ). Schroll, Vienna 1979, ISBN 3-7031-0475-9 .
• Bundesdenkmalamt (Ed.): The art monuments of the city of Graz - The secular buildings of the II., III. and VI. District (=  Austrian Art Topography . Volume LX ). 1st edition. Berger Verlag, Horn / Vienna 2013, ISBN 978-3-85028-603-9 .

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 h i j} Federal Monuments Office (ed.): Dehio Graz . 2nd Edition. Berger, Horn / Vienna 1979, ISBN 978-3-85028-401-1 , p. 126-147 .
3. ↑ ^{a b} Federal Monuments Office (ed.): Dehio Graz . 2nd Edition. Berger, Horn / Vienna 1979, ISBN 978-3-85028-401-1 , p. 119 .
4. ^ The art monuments of the city of Graz - The profane buildings of the II., III. and VI. District . 2013, p. 425 .
5. ↑ 2920/3 according to GIS Styria, 2920/1 according to BDA not applicable
6. ^ The art monuments of the city of Graz - The profane buildings of the II., III. and VI. District . 2013, p. 428 .
7. ^ The art monuments of the city of Graz - The profane buildings of the II., III. and VI. District . 2013, p. 472 .
8. ^ The art monuments of the city of Graz - The profane buildings of the II., III. and VI. District . 2013, p. 477 .
9. ↑ The art monuments of the city of Graz. The secular buildings of the II., III. and VI. District . In: Bundesdenkmalamt (Hrsg.): Austrian Art Topography . 1st edition. tape LX . Verlag Berger, Horn / Vienna 2013, ISBN 978-3-85028-603-9 , Als der II., III. and VI. District still belonged to the Graz area, S. 478 f .
10. ↑ ^{a b} The art monuments of the city of Graz - The profane buildings of the II., III. and VI. District . 2013, p. 485 .
11. ^ Robert Baravalle: The Hilmtich and its history. In: Blätter für Heimatkunde. Vol. 13 (1935), No. 6, pp. 85-89.
12. ^ Dehio manual. The art monuments of Austria. Graz . Ed .: Horst Schweigert, Vienna 1979, ISBN 3-7031-0712-X , p. 143.
13. ^ The art monuments of the city of Graz - The profane buildings of the II., III. and VI. District . 2013, p. 589 .
14. ^ The art monuments of the city of Graz - The profane buildings of the II., III. and VI. District . 2013, p. 593 .
15. ^ The art monuments of the city of Graz - The profane buildings of the II., III. and VI. District . 2013, p. 593 f .
16. ^ The art monuments of the city of Graz - The profane buildings of the II., III. and VI. District . 2013, p. 594 .
17. ^ The art monuments of the city of Graz - The profane buildings of the II., III. and VI. District . 2013, p. 603 .
18. ^ Richard Kriesche: Project for painting by Franz Köck. In: Offsite Graz. 1997, accessed January 25, 2018 . 
19. ↑ Graz Werkbundhaus . nextroom . February 15, 2007. Retrieved June 10, 2012.
20. ↑ Historic greenhouses . Monument Styria. Archived from the original on June 19, 2013. 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. Retrieved July 31, 2012. 
21. ↑ ^{a b c d} Schubertstrasse . In: Schweigert (edit.): Graz. Graz on the 850th anniversary of the city , p. 145.
22. ^ Journal of the Historical Association for Styria . No. 85/1994. Historical Association for Styria, Graz 1994, ISSN  0437-5890 , p. 418.
23. ↑ Schubertstrasse 75 . In: grazwiki.at , accessed on November 12, 2017.
24. ^ Deceased in Graz. In:  Grazer Volksblatt , Abend-Ausgabe, No. 48/1911 (XLIV. Volume), January 30, 1911, p. 8, column 1. (Online at ANNO ). .
25. ↑ Invitation (...). In:  Wiener Zeitung , No. 287/1927 (CCCXXIV. Volume), December 17, 1927, p. 14, column 1. (Online at ANNO ). .
26. ↑ Graz daily report. (...) New buildings in Hochsteingasse. In:  Grazer Tagblatt , evening edition, No. 184/1892 (2nd year), July 4, 1892, p. 3, column 3 below. (Online at ANNO ). .
27. ↑ Graz daily report. (...) Square-like extension of Zuserthalgasse. In:  Grazer Tagblatt , morning edition, No. 97/1892 (2nd year), April 6, 1892, p. 3, column 3 below. (Online at ANNO ). .
28. ↑ Bundesdenkmalamt (Ed.): Dehio Graz . 2nd Edition. Berger, Horn / Vienna 1979, ISBN 978-3-85028-401-1 , p. 147 .
29. ↑ Graz daily report. (...) From the Brandstetter studio. In:  Grazer Tagblatt , evening edition, No. 158/1893 (3rd year), June 10, 1893, p. 3, column 1 below. (Online at ANNO ). .
30. ^ Graz municipal council. (...) III. Section. In:  Grazer Tagblatt , morning edition, No. 84/1893 (3rd year), March 25, 1893, p. 4, column 3 middle. (Online at ANNO ). .
31. ↑ The enchanted castle of the "crazy countess". The fight for the legacy of Countess Ferri. In:  Illustrierte Kronen-Zeitung , No. 10.780 / 1930 (XXXI. Volume), January 25, 1930, p. 4 f. (Online at ANNO ). .
32. ^ The art monuments of the city of Graz - The profane buildings of the II., III. and VI. District . 2013, p. 484 .
33. ^ Styria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. ( Memento from August 20, 2018 in the Internet Archive ) (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of January 19, 2018.
34. ^ The art monuments of the city of Graz - The profane buildings of the II., III. and VI. District . 2013, p. 399 .
35. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

Remarks

1. ↑ The client, Anna Countess Ferri (1835-1919), daughter of Moriz Freiherrn Wodianer von Kapriora (1810-1885), lived in isolation in her villa after her divorce from the Italian Ludwig Graf Ferri (1820-1905), but followed suit the death of her brother, Albert Wodianer von Kapriora (1834–1913), due to the will that she wrote as the principal heir , which transfers the inheritance priority into public talk. A few years after her death in 1919, the last will of Countess Ferri-Wodianer was challenged in both Graz and Budapest , based on the assertion that Ferri was not master of her senses at the time of her testamentary declaration of will. Based on people who were allowed to comment on the allegedly unusual to abnormal events in the Graz villa, the insanity of Anna von Ferri-Wodianer in both Hungary and Austria was considered proven around 1927 and the legacy (including the villa) in favor of the plaintiffs cashed. - See u. a .: daily report. (…) The heirs of Countess Ferri. In:  Neues Grazer Tagblatt , First Morning Edition, No. 522/1919 (XXIX. Volume), December 31, 1919, p. 4, column 2 below. (Online at ANNO ). .

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