List of listed objects in Kapfenberg

The list of listed objects in Kapfenberg contains the 47 listed , immovable objects of the Austrian municipality of Kapfenberg in the Styrian district of Bruck-Mürzzuschlag .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Kindergarten Schirmitzbühel ObjektID :  116140	Carl-Morre-Straße 26 KG location : Deuchendorf
		Theodor-Körner Elementary and Secondary School ObjectID :  116141	Lannergasse 1 KG location : Deuchendorf
		Catholic parish church Maria Königin ObjectID :  116143	Richard-Wagner-Gasse 39 KG location : Deuchendorf	The Maria Königin church with its free-standing bell tower was built in 1956–1957 according to plans by Ferdinand Schuster , the Ecclesia facade relief was made by Wander Bertoni , the glass paintings by Mario Decleva , the steel altar cross by Rudolf Hoflehner , the ceramic reliefs on the gallery by Edith Felice .
		Elementary school and kindergarten Diemlach ObjectID :  116152	Gustav-Kramer-Straße 27 KG location : Diemlach
		Elementary school ObjectID :  116183	Hafendorf 1 KG location : Hafendorf	Built in 1925.
		Pavilion of the district nursing home ObjectID :  116184	Johann-Böhm-Strasse 27 KG location : Hafendorf
		Catholic Parish Church of the Holy Family in Walfersam ObjectID :  116181	Johann Nestroy Straße KG location : Hafendorf	The church with its free-standing bell tower was built in 1960–1962 according to plans by Ferdinand Schuster , the glass windows are by Mario Decleva .
		Parish center with outbuildings ObjectID :  116182	Johann-Nestroy-Straße 1, 1a KG location : Hafendorf
		Elementary school, house of encounter, sports hall ObjectID :  116211	Karl-Heinrich-Waggerl-Weg 6 KG location : Hafendorf
		Angel chapel and former tower castle in Hafendorf ObjektID :  116171	Krottendorfer Straße KG location : Hafendorf	The Angel Chapel was built in 1960 by Ferdinand Schuster , the lead crystal windows are by Mario Decleva .
		Dr. Karl-Renner-School, elementary school Hochschwabsiedlung ObjectID :  116165	Otto-Hauberger-Straße 54 KG location : Hafendorf
		Agricultural and Forestry College ObjectID :  116185	Töllergraben 7 KG location : Hafendorf
		Wieden Castle ObjectID :  36328	Wiener Straße 71 KG location : Hafendorf	The core of the two-storey four-wing building dates from the 17th century, was enlarged in the 18th century and changed in the 19th and 20th centuries. The courtyard arcades show sgraffito decorations that were restored during the restoration of the building in 1976. The two stone statues of St. Anna and Johannes Nepomuk, named Veit Königer and from around 1775, which originally stood in two chapels next to the castle, were transferred to Gutenberg Castle .
		Chapel, Töllmaier-Kreuz ObjectID :  124713	Location KG: Hafendorf
		Lime Kiln, Kiln Töllergraben ObjectID :  122794	Coordinates are missing! Help. KG: Hafendorf GstNr .: 368
		Residential building ObjectID :  116219	Brauhausgasse 8 KG location : Kapfenberg
		Plague Column ObjectID :  116245	Friedrich-Böhler-Straße KG location : Kapfenberg	The original of the group of figures was created in 1738 by the Graz Baroque sculptor Johann Matthias Leitner and the master stonemason Andreas Zeller from Aflenz sand-lime brick and was originally set up on the main square. The statues represent 4 patrons and - on the column - the Mother of God with baby Jesus. Left side: St. Florian, St. Sebastian, right side: St. Rochus, St. Johannes Nepomuk. In 1947 it was dismantled and destroyed for traffic reasons, some heavily damaged parts have been preserved, but are now lost. Between 1968 and 1972 a true-to-original copy was made and placed in front of the St. Oswald Church.
		Former School / sacristan's house, youth center of the parish of St. Oswald ObjectID :  124734	Friedrich-Böhler-Strasse 2 KG location : Kapfenberg
		Catholic parish church hl. Oswald and Kirchhof ObjectID :  57253	Friedrich-Böhler-Strasse 5 KG location : Kapfenberg	The two-bay choir of the parish church, the west tower with a pointed helmet and some of its portals are characterized by the late Gothic style. The three-aisled nave, on the other hand, was redesigned in Baroque style and the church was expanded in a Baroque style from 1752 to 1755. The good rococo furnishings date from after 1770. The building was extensively renovated in 2018.
		Vicarage ObjectID :  116246	Friedrich-Böhler-Strasse 5 KG location : Kapfenberg	The rectory was originally a hammer man's house , which, according to the inscription, was built by Arnold Taubenprunner in 1446.
		Municipal Music School ObjectID :  57254	Friedrich-Böhler-Straße 9 KG location : Kapfenberg
		VEW factory hotel ObjectID :  36323	Friedrich-Böhler-Strasse 13 KG location : Kapfenberg	The factory hotel of the former Böhlerwerke dates from 1918, the interior furnishings from the same time.
		Johanniskreuz ObjektID :  116263	Grazer Straße KG location : Kapfenberg	Late baroque chapel with crucifix from the same period, moved in 1982 from its former location at the beginning of the bypass road (Johannisbühel) to Grazer Straße.
		Residential building ObjectID :  116248	Grazer Straße 2 KG location : Kapfenberg	Its foundation walls date back to 1240. The house housed a butcher's shop until the 18th century, then the Gasthaus zum Ochsenwirt.
		Residential and commercial building, stone arch portal and courtyard wing ObjektID :  116249	Grazer Straße 3 KG location : Kapfenberg	The foundation walls were built in the course of the market expansion in 1240. Until 1802 trading office afterwards Lebzelterei.
		So-called. Schmiedt House Object ID:  36324	Grazer Straße 12 KG location : Kapfenberg	The blacksmith's house was built in 1907 with a richly decorated Art Nouveau facade .
		Residential building ObjectID :  116257	Grazer Straße 20 KG location : Kapfenberg	Building with a basket arch portal, the former Gasthaus Luger, later mortar. On the facade (right) is a stone cartouche of the Styrian Singers' Association, KMG Kapfenberg.
		Stadionbad ObjektID :  116265	Johann-Brandl-Gasse 23 KG location : Kapfenberg
		Former Freihaus Stubenberg / City Office ObjectID :  57250	Koloman-Wallisch-Platz 1 KG location : Kapfenberg	The foundation stone of the Stubenberger's former Meierhof was laid around 1130. Today the oldest surviving building in the old town. The two-storey building is U-shaped in plan and has a hipped roof. From 1650 the house was remodeled to Castle Unterkapfenberg and after fires it was rebuilt and rebuilt several times. The internal staircase dates from the 18th century. The facade was designed in the classical style in 1840. In 1808 the Stubenberger sold the building to the hammer gentleman Franz Michael Schragl, who sold it to Michael Göschl in 1813. In 1909 the city of Kapfenberg finally acquired the house and had it converted into an administration building according to the plans of the architect Johann Wist. For a long time the house was also considered a Freihaus , i. H. every criminal who took refuge under his roof was legally subject to the jurisdiction of the Stubenberger and not that of the market judge.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  116270	Koloman-Wallisch-Platz 4 KG location : Kapfenberg	Two-storey building with a hipped roof and an almost perfect square floor plan. On the 1st floor stone cross window from the Renaissance period , in the middle a double window with a round arch (so-called biforium ). A stone arched portal spans the entrance to the through hall, which is provided with a pointed arch and deeply incised stitch caps . The building originally served as an inn ("Zum schwarzen Bären"). From this time there is a chiseled saying above the portal, which was supposed to remind the guests to pay their bill. In 1872, the Innerberger Main Union , together with the Kapfenberg steelworks, acquired the building. In 1894 it came into the possession of the Böhler company. From 1939 it was managed by GEMYSAG, since 2005 it has been owned by the municipality.
		Old Town Hall ObjectID :  57251	Koloman-Wallisch-Platz 6 KG location : Kapfenberg	The core of the four-axle building dates back to 1240, the period in which the market was expanded. In 1602 the building was acquired by Hans Pölchinger, landlord in Seitz. In its tower there was the market clock, whose winding and readjustment fell into the remit of the market school caretaker since the 16th century. In 1604 Pölchinger sold the house to the city council for 300 guilders. The oldest representation shows the house around 1680, still provided with a high tower, crowned with an onion helmet. In 1814 it was destroyed by fire. The building was used as the town hall until 1911, after which the ground floor was converted into business premises and large display windows were built in for it. These were bricked up again in 1987 - as part of the general renovation - and the original facade structure (stuccoed round gable facade in baroque tradition) restored.
		Residential building, House of Encounter ObjectID :  116276	Lindenplatz 1 KG location : Kapfenberg
		Steinerhof Chapel, Mariazeller Chapel ObjectID :  116224 since 2016	opposite Mariazeller Straße 50 KG location : Kapfenberg	The Mariazeller Chapel was built in 1750 and has a late baroque gable facade. In 1901 it was redesigned.
		Evang. Parish center, Christ Church ObjectID :  57256	Martin-Luther-Platz 1 KG location : Kapfenberg	The church was built between 1958 and 1961 according to plans by Ferdinand Schuster , the stained glass windows are from Mario Decleva , the crucifix from Josef Pillhofer .
		Secondary school Schinitz ObjectID :  116296	Schinitzgasse 15 KG location : Kapfenberg
		Oberkapfenberg Castle ObjectID :  36326	Schloßberg 1 KG location : Kapfenberg	The castle was described as early as 1328. → Main article : Oberkapfenberg Castle
		Elementary School and Polytechnic Kapfenberg ObjectID :  116225	Wiener Straße 23, 25 KG location : Kapfenberg	Built in 1884, the gymnasium was added in 1898 and the floor was increased in 1910.
		New Volksheim, dance school ObjectID :  116233	Wiener Straße 60 KG location : Kapfenberg
		Peter Rosegger Monument ObjectID :  116309	KG location : Kapfenberg	The so-called Waldschulmeisterbrunnen, a monument in honor of Peter Rosegger , was created by Hans Brandstetter and inaugurated on July 21, 1908. On the occasion of the 100th anniversary, the bronze sculpture was extensively restored.
		Site (Middle Ages), Alchemist's Oven ObjectID :  124698	KG location : Kapfenberg
		Loreto Chapel ObjectID :  36325	KG location : Kapfenberg	The Loreto Chapel, consecrated to Our Lady, was commissioned in 1676 by the brothers Wolfgang and Georg von Stubenberg. It may have been built in place of the former Altkapfenberg castle chapel. The late baroque interior including the altar probably dates from around 1770. Until the late 18th century, it was looked after by its own pastor who lived on the castle hill. When he preached in the open pulpit, his voice is said to have been heard as far as the congregation opposite on the Pötschen. It is a very simple rectangular building with a gable roof, sacristy, a music choir and an organ. The roof turret was originally also provided with a bell, but this was removed during World War I and melted down for the purpose of extracting material. Since the building was designed on the model of the “ Holy House of Loreto ”, it only has three small windows, one above the gallery of the sacristy (angel window). The interior is covered by a brick vault. The room behind is called Mary's kitchen. On the altar there is a crowned statue of the Virgin Mary with baby Jesus, one of the so-called " Black Madonnas ". The baby Jesus carries a globe in the left hand, the right hand is raised for blessing. The mock painting in the interior should - based on the example of the Italian place of grace - create the impression of brick construction. The names of Wolf von Stubenberg's three sons are inscribed in cartouches on the window of the sacristy. In the 18th century, a wooden gallery led up from the square below the church to the chapel. This was adorned with flags from the Stubenbergers, which floated from the walls like “ ... half-weathered eagle wings. “There was also a small wooden sacristan's house and a chapel built in 1723 and consecrated to St. Donatus. In 1975 the chapel was completely renovated on the occasion of its 300th anniversary with the help of private donations.
		Funeral complex ObjektID :  116330	Friedhofweg 10 KG location : St. Martin
		Niche chapel ObjectID :  116331	at Friedhofweg 10 KG location : St. Martin
		Dr.-Adolf-Schärf Elementary School Redfeld ObjectID :  116323	Pestalozzistraße 6 KG location : St. Martin
		Catholic branch church hl. Martin with cemetery ObjectID :  116350	St.-Martin-Weg 5 KG location : St. Martin	The branch church is a Gothic building that was expanded in 1918 to include the south tower and northern extensions. After being destroyed in the Second World War, it was restored in 1961.
		Memorial at the municipal cemetery ObjectID :  116332	KG location : St. Martin	Memorial for the victims of both world wars.
		Cemetery expansion in the 19th century. ObjectID :  116349	KG location : St. Martin

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:

Photo:	Photograph of the monument. Click the photo generates an enlarged view. Next to it are one or two symbols: The symbol means that more photos of the property are available. They are displayed by clicking the symbol. By clicking the symbol, further photos of the object can be uploaded to the Wikimedia Commons media archive .
Monument:	Name of the monument. The designation is given as it is used by the Federal Monuments Office (BDA) . The internal object identification number (ObjectID) is also given.
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.

By clicking on "Map with all coordinates" (top right in the article) the location of all monuments in the selected map object is displayed.

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 .
• Franz Mittermüller, Max Reisinger (eds.): Pilgrimage in Mürz Valley , essays on the exhibition of the same name in Siglhof, 1996, cultural department of the market town of Langenwang, Langenwang 1996, in it: Franz Mittermüller: A "Black Madonna" in the Mürz Valley: the Loreto Chapel in Oberkapfenberg , Pp. 52-56.

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} Information board on site
3. ↑ Information board at Grazer Straße 20
4. ↑ Information board at Kolomann Wallisch Platz
5. ↑ Information board on the building
6. ↑ From this black town of Bern / many knights come in / (Not) because of his knight Mueth / Umb his reward is kept in. Renovated in 1623 and 1970
7. ↑ "... the house on the square on which the clock is"
8. ^ 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. 213 .
9. ↑ Franz Mittermüller: 1996, pp. 52–54
10. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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