List of listed objects in Hartberg

The list of listed objects in Hartberg contains the 49 listed , immovable objects of the municipality of Hartberg .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Farmyard Object ID:  128651 since 2017	Klaffenau 1 KG location : Eggendorf
		Meierhof (stately) ObjectID :  128968 since 2017	Klaffenau 8 KG location : Eggendorf
		Klaffenau Castle ObjectID :  35940	Klaffenau 11 KG location : Eggendorf	In 1560 Hans Goldschan converted a farm into a castle. Burned down by the Heiducken in 1605 and rebuilt a few years later by Vorau Abbey . In 1725 a commercial and residential wing was added. The permanent exhibition “Rural arts and crafts” can be viewed in the castle.
		Former Sawmill / mill building ObjectID :  68463	near Klaffenau 11 KG location : Eggendorf	The Klaffmühle was first mentioned in 1434.
		Rental House ObjectID :  57176	Grazer Straße 6 KG location : Grazervorstadt	The representative neo-renaissance facade is marked with 1903.
		Pavilion / Garden House ObjectID :  81296	Johann-Zechner-Gasse 1 KG location : Grazervorstadt
		Residential building ObjectID :  84803	Josef-Hallamayr-Straße 32 KG location : Grazervorstadt
		War memorial ObjectID :  81073	Kernstockplatz location KG: Grazervorstadt	War memorial of the First World War , erected in 1922 with the figure of St. Michael and the inscriptions of the fallen from Hartberg and the surrounding villages.
		Corridor / path chapel, figure ObjectID :  81080	Kernstockplatz 1 KG location : Grazervorstadt	The chapel shrine shows an expressive, wood-carved late Gothic crucifixion group from around 1520, which comes from the Johannes Magdalen Church, which was demolished in 1783 and consists of a crucifix and the statues of Maria Magdalena and John, above a brick altar table . Inside the wayside shrine there is an eternal light and a 16 cm long iron nail. The iron lattice door is modern.
		Capuchin monastery with St. Maria and enclosure wall ObjectID :  57178	Kernstockplatz 1 KG location : Grazervorstadt	The monastery and church were built between 1654 and 1658. Part of today's monastery is the company headquarters, as well as an education and event center.
		Kath. Filialkirche Maria Lebing ObjectID :  84800	Lindenweg 1 KG location : Grazervorstadt	The Maria Lebing church was built in 1472 and expanded and redesigned in the baroque period .
		Horticultural monuments, city park / former City moat ObjectID :  81411	City park location KG: Grazervorstadt	The city park, the former city moat, rises in seven terraces to the laundry pool. The Roman age lion at the entrance to the city park comes from excavations nearöffelbach ( Villa Rustica ).
		Figure St. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID :  81413	City park location KG: Grazervorstadt	Formerly part of the bridge to Grazertor, which was demolished in 1870 because of the ( school building on Kernstockplatz ).
		Lanterns of the Dead Object ID:  84802	KG location : Grazervorstadt	According to Dehio, the three-sided Gothic tabernacle pillar is a funeral or cemetery lamp from 1515 in the green area in front of the Maria Lebing church , Wilfinger counters that a compact pillar could not serve as a funeral lamp and was never a regular cemetery at this point. According to his representation, it is a plague cross that was erected over the plague graves from 1514. The three sides of the smooth pillar indicate the Trinity, the edges are equipped with round bars. Originally, the year 1514 was carved into the pillar, but this is no longer visible as the pillar was damaged several times by trucks. The tabernacle, which is also three-sided, has flat arched niches on all sides. The pillar is completed by a curly, crab-covered pointed helmet with a finial .
		Calvary chapels ObjectID :  97457	KG location : Grazervorstadt	The calvary stations show sgraffiti by Adolf Osterider from 1959. The Way of the Cross continues in the cadastral community of Ring .
		Local chapel ObjectID :  84799	Rohrfeldstrasse 9 KG location : Habersdorf	Built in 1904/06 at the general request of the village community. 1975 and 1989 restoration by the agricultural community.
		Marian column ObjectID :  81297	Hauptplatz location KG: Hartberg	According to the inscription, the Marian Column or Woman's Column is a foundation of the Hartberg ruler Maria Countess von Paar (1657–1682) and her daughter Maria Anna Countess von Talmberg and her husband Rudolph Graf von Talmberg. In the base are the coats of arms of the Paar and Talmberg families , dated 1675. It was a widespread custom in the 17th century for noble ladies and wealthy citizens to erect statues of the Virgin Mary. Perhaps it was also the victory of Count Montecuccoli over the Turks near Mogersdorf (1664), which greatly reduced the Turkish threat. The beautiful, gold-plated statue of the Virgin Mary is the work of the Hartberg sculptor Christoph Hofstetter (Kohlbach 1956) (Proven restorations in 1811, 1876, 1928, 1959).
		Fountain on the main square ObjectID :  81299	Hauptplatz location KG: Hartberg
		Town house, former barracks (18th century) ObjectID :  81303	Hauptplatz 2 location KG: Hartberg	The core of the building dates from the 16th / 17th century, the facade with its pilasters and the pillar arcade courtyard from the 3rd quarter of the 18th century. The building served as a barracks until 1798.
		Bürgerhaus, Altes Rathaus ObjektID :  81311 since 2017	Hauptplatz 6 KG location : Hartberg	The building was built in 1583 as the first town hall, after 1834 it was privatized and redesigned.
		Town hall ObjectID :  81318	Hauptplatz 10 KG location : Hartberg	The new town hall was completed in 1898 and renovated and expanded in 1998.
		Dechantshof with farm buildings and wall ObjektID :  81319	Hauptplatz 11 KG location : Hartberg	The current building was built from 1704. In the ground floor hall with a stucco ceiling there are frescoes with scenes from the Old Testament. The entrance portal with stucco framing and the coat of arms of the builder, Pastor Franz Christoph Graf von Webersberg. The basement dates from the 12th century with a Gothic vault.
		Karner ObjectID :  81070	Hauptplatz 12 KG location : Hartberg	The late Romanesque Hartberger Karner stands right next to the parish church of St. Martin and dates from the 2nd half of the 12th century. Between 1889 and 1894 the Karner was extensively renovated; the outside staircase was added and the frescoes inside (from around 1200) were exposed and supplemented.
		Catholic parish church hl. Martin ObjectID :  57175	Hauptplatz 12 KG location : Hartberg	The late Gothic parish church of St. Martin was first mentioned in 1157 and expanded in baroque style from 1745 to 1760 . The high altar sheet was created by Johann Cyriak Hackhofer .
		Mesnerhaus ObjektID :  57168	Hauptplatz 13 KG location : Hartberg
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  81324	Hauptplatz 14 KG location : Hartberg
		Schloss Paar enclosure wall and part of the city wall ObjectID :  95993	Herrengasse 1 KG location : Hartberg	see Schloss Paar and city ​​wall
		Lock pair ObjectID :  36254	Herrengasse 1 KG location : Hartberg	The medieval castle dates from the 12th century. In the 16th century it was redesigned in the Renaissance style, in the 17th century the arcade wing was built. Today the palace complex houses the administrative headquarters of a cosmetics manufacturer, a restaurant and event halls.
		Former Official building and district court ObjectID :  81340 since 2013	Herrengasse 4 KG location : Hartberg	The core of the former district court dates from the 16th century. It received its facade with plaster field decor in the late 18th century.
		Steinpeißhaus / Hartberg City Museum ObjectID :  57169	Herrengasse 6 KG location : Hartberg	This Hartberger mansion was first mentioned in August 1406 and has been named after the owner Seifried Steinpeiß since 1412 . Since 1988 it has housed the Hartberg City Museum with a permanent exhibition on the city's history.
		Bank building, Sparkasse ObjektID :  57170 since 2013	Herrengasse 21 KG location : Hartberg	The bank building with its palace-like facade bears a name from 1889.
		School ObjectID :  81369	Kernstockplatz 2 location KG: Hartberg	Built from 1870 on the site of the former Grazertor.
		Community Center , Pharmacy Zum Schwarzen Bären ObjectID :  81373 since 2016	Kirchengasse 2 KG location : Hartberg	The core of the former house of the pharmacist JD Rahmann dates back to the 17th century; it is marked 1668. In the late 19th century it was given an elaborate neo-baroque facade.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  81386 since 2016	Michaeligasse 8 KG location : Hartberg	The house has an ornate facade from the late 18th century.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  81387 since 2020	Michaeligasse 10 KG location : Hartberg	The house has a facade from the late 18th century, richly decorated with stucco, with a coat of arms and two niche figures of Mary with Child and St. Elisabeth.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  36253	Michaeligasse 18 KG location : Hartberg	with two sacred wall paintings from 1957 by Adolf Anton Osterider .
		Reckturm ObjectID :  81082	Reckgasse 1 KG location : Hartberg	The Reckturm was built in the second half of the 13th century and also served as a prison.
		City wall ObjectID :  97301	Location KG: Hartberg	Remains of the city wall date from the 12th to 13th centuries. Today it runs from the Reckturm over the city park to Hartberg Castle to the north, along the ring further east to Franz-Schmidt-Gasse . In the east the Schölbingerturm has been preserved, from which a short remainder of the city wall extends. Below the parish church and Karner, the steep step was part of the church fortress and contained in the narrow belt of the original city wall. Two city gates were demolished in the 19th century.
		Shrine Object ID:  81071	Location KG: Hartberg	The mission cross at the churchyard is a baroque broad pillar between the Karner and the rectory . Like a baroque picture frame, the large niche on the north side is surrounded by a 185 cm high wooden crucifix and two angels with the tools of passion, sponge and lance. Crowned with a double clover leaf cross. The mission cross was built in 1748 as a reminder of the Jesuit mission in the course of the Counter Reformation as a new cemetery cross by the Hartberg church builder Thomas Reiff , the passion angels come from the Hartberg sculptor Joseph Hält .
		Figure shrine St. Martin ObjectID :  81065	Location KG: Hartberg	The origin of the statue is uncertain. For a long time it lay as a torso between the Karner and the Mesnerhaus . It could be the statue that the Hartberg sculptor Joseph Hofstetter delivered in 1721, a " Martiny made of stone, as it stands by Opffer Stockh ". As part of the church square renovation in 1981, the statue was restored by Johann Schweighofer and placed on a concrete base in its current location. The inscription on the pillars reads: St. Martin pray for us .
		Calvary with Church of the Crucified Savior and Figure. St. Veronica and chapels ObjectID :  81076	Location KG: Ring	Church of the Crucified Savior built in 1846. The late Baroque statue of St. Veronica is the only surviving part of the earlier Way of the Cross. The Way of the Cross begins in the cadastral community Grazervorstadt .
		Ringwarte Object ID:  84809	Location KG: Ring	The ring control room on the Ringkogel was built in 1906. The 30 meter high wooden observation tower is built on the granite ground floor. A renovation took place in 2007/08.
		Bronze Age defense system / fortified settlement, Ringkogel hillside settlement ObjectID :  95064	Location KG: Ring	Celtic hill settlement from the 3rd century BC, protected by a ring wall system . For about 1500 residents.
		Tabernacle Wayside Shrine ObjectID :  84805	Safenauer Straße KG location : Safenau	The original village cross, designed as a niche pillar, dates from the 1st quarter of the 18th century. The slender pillar has a flat pyramidal tile roof and a lance cross . The three niches (no niche on the fourth side) with jagged arches are decorated with modern depictions of saints using Secco technology by Rudolf Huszar from 1978.
		Soo. Red Cross Chapel ObjectID :  81074	Bahnhofstrasse location KG: Ungarvorstadt	Small baroque three-cone building with a cross altar from 1762, often also called a fever cross, as pilgrims hoped for a cure from feverish conditions. The main facade with pilasters is a splendid baroque facade and extends to the roof ridge. Tile gable roof with double iron cross. 1960/61 restored, 1991/92 general renovation.
		Marian column ObjectID :  81067	Fritz-Stachel-Platz KG location : Ungarvorstadt	The Immaculata column was built in 1728. It bears the inscription on the base: "ZV EHRN DER VNBEFLECKTEN EMPFENGNVS VND ALLERREINISTEN IVNGFRAV MARIA I HAVE LORENZ MILER LETERER ZV HARTBERG DISE SAVLEN ERPAVT IN IARE 1728" and was therefore built by the Lederer Lorenz Müller. Müller later became a councilor and, as a church provost, played an important role in the baroque redesign of the parish church.
		Schölblingerturm ObjectID :  81081	Michaeligasse 40 KG location : Ungarvorstadt	The circular tower at the eastern end of the city wall had to be preserved by the residents of Schölbing, who in return did not have to pay a toll when entering the city.
		Plague Column ObjectID :  81410	Rochusplatz location KG: Ungarvorstadt	The plague column was probably erected immediately after the great plague epidemic that raged in the city in 1679. The donor and artist are not known, but the donor could have been a Lederer due to the design of the base. The stone statue of St. Rochus with cloak, pilgrim staff and dog stands on a foundation plinth with a heavily weathered relief of St. Rosalia, who is lying down holding a skull in her hands, a base with the representation of the Coronation of Mary and the donor couple, and the smooth column. The column originally stood on Wienerstrasse, but after the Second World War it was moved to the park in the former moat.
		Figure shrine St. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID :  81430	Rochusplatz location KG: Ungarvorstadt	The base figure of St. Johannes Nepomuk comes from the middle of the 18th century. It originally stood on the bridge from the Ungartor to the suburb and was moved to the Sparkassenplatz ( Lage ) after the gate was destroyed in 1832/1845 . The base is older, he is called P.1671.T . The wayside shrine was renovated in 2016/2017 and placed in its new place in Rochuspark.

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

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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. 166 .
3. ^ Hans Wilfinger: Religious land monuments and places of worship in the parish Hartberg . Ed .: Men's Movement of the Hartberg Parish. Hartberg 1993, p. 46 .
4. ↑ ^{a b c d} 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. 165 .
5. ^ Hans Wilfinger: Religious land monuments and places of worship in the parish Hartberg . Ed .: Men's Movement of the Hartberg Parish. Hartberg 1993, p. 52-53 .
6. ^ Hans Wilfinger: Religious land monuments and places of worship in the parish Hartberg . Ed .: Men's Movement of the Hartberg Parish. Hartberg 1993, p. 108 .
7. ^ Hans Wilfinger: Religious land monuments and places of worship in the parish Hartberg . Ed .: Men's Movement of the Hartberg Parish. Hartberg 1993, p. 36 .
8. ↑ ^{a b c d e} 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. 167 .
9. ↑ The Steinpeißhaus. Hartberg parish, accessed on December 2, 2012 . 
10. ^ Hans Wilfinger: Religious land monuments and places of worship in the parish Hartberg . Ed .: Men's Movement of the Hartberg Parish. Hartberg 1993, p. 33 .
11. ^ Hans Wilfinger: Religious land monuments and places of worship in the parish Hartberg . Ed .: Men's Movement of the Hartberg Parish. Hartberg 1993, p. 34 .
12. ^ Hans Wilfinger: Religious land monuments and places of worship in the parish Hartberg . Ed .: Men's Movement of the Hartberg Parish. Hartberg 1993, p. 210-211 .
13. ^ Hans Wilfinger: Religious land monuments and places of worship in the parish Hartberg . Ed .: Men's Movement of the Hartberg Parish. Hartberg 1993, p. 65 .
14. ^ Hans Wilfinger: Religious land monuments and places of worship in the parish Hartberg . Ed .: Men's Movement of the Hartberg Parish. Hartberg 1993, p. 67 .
15. ^ Hans Wilfinger: Religious land monuments and places of worship in the parish Hartberg . Ed .: Men's Movement of the Hartberg Parish. Hartberg 1993, p. 38-39 .
16. ^ Hans Wilfinger: Religious land monuments and places of worship in the parish Hartberg . Ed .: Men's Movement of the Hartberg Parish. Hartberg 1993, p. 66 .
17. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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