List of listed objects in Lienz

The list of listed objects in Lienz contains the 73 listed , immovable objects of the municipality of Lienz in the district of Lienz ( Tyrol ).

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Rieplerschmiede (Klösterleschmiede) ObjectID:  2970	opposite Adolf Purtscher-Straße 2 KG location : Lienz	The small rectangular building made of quarry stone masonry under a shingle roof has a lattice door (this is marked with 1597), the core of the building is probably older, it was mentioned as early as 1500 as "Klösterleschmiede". Original forge equipment preserved. The east side is a Brechelstube grown with a brick oven tons. The smithy is part of the East Tyrolean open-air museum .
		Evang. Parish Church AB, Martin Luther Church ObjectID:  2962	Amlacher Strasse 14 KG location : Lienz	→ Main article : Martin Luther Church (Lienz)
		Catholic Parish Church of the Holy Family ObjectID:  2960	Andreas Hofer-Strasse 42 KG location : Lienz	The reinforced concrete church with a rectangular floor plan with a stepped apse and high choir tower was built between 1960 and 1963 according to plans by the architects Otto Gruber and Hans Buchrainer from Lienz on the South Tyrolean settlement. The portal, the copper reliefs and the concrete glass windows were created by Jos Pirkner in 1963 .
		Railway construction, water station ObjectID:  2999	Bahnhofsplatz 6-8 KG location : Lienz	→ Main article : Lienz train station
		Locomotive shed ObjectID:  2998	at Bahnhofsplatz 8, KG location : Lienz	→ Main article : Lienz train station
		Locomotive turntable ObjectID :  130040 since 2013	KG location : Lienz	→ Main article : Lienz train station
		Benefiziatkirche St. Michael ObjectID:  2959	Beda Weber-Gasse KG location : Lienz	The benefit church in the center of the former cattle market from the 16th century has a Romanesque core and consists of a Gothic long building with a gable roof and polygonal choir, the baroque tower with a double onion helmet from the early 18th century was added to the north.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  2972	Beda Weber-Gasse 4 KG location : Lienz	The town house has a core dating back to the 16th century, modified by the Baroque. The two-storey building with a gable roof was last rebuilt in 1990 and has a simple architectural structure. A hemispherical coat of arms stone of the Lords of Graben is located above the segmental arched portal . A sundial with the coat of arms of the Rain and Sumereck family from the 17th century adorns the building.
		Barbarahof, part d. City fortifications ObjectID:  2950	Bozener Platz 4 Location KG: Lienz	The Barbarahof consists of the former farm building of the Oberhueber garden and the former gate tower of the city fortifications. In 1991 the facility was completely rebuilt. The two-storey farm building with a saddle roof over a trapezoidal floor plan integrates parts of the city wall from the 14th century, the two-storey, rectangular gate tower was probably added in the 14th century, with the current structure dating from the 15th to the 16th century.
		Hofgarten, part d. City fortifications ObjectID :  39847	Bozener Platz 4 Location KG: Lienz
		Haspinger barracks: office, team and Outbuildings Object ID:  39775	Dolomitenstraße 38-40 KG location : Lienz	The two-storey building with a steep, hipped brick roof and dormer windows has a slender, shingled roof turret and an entrance facade that is strictly structured by adding rows of windows and doors. The north facade, on the other hand, has two risalit-like, elevated components with stairwells. The barracks was built between 1938 and 1939 as part of the "police barracks for motorized gendarmerie" according to plans by Walter Mayer from Lienz.
		Haspinger barracks: car workshop u. Garage object ObjectID :  39776	Dolomitenstraße 38-40 KG location : Lienz	The single-storey building with a rectangular floor plan and predominantly segment-arched wall openings has a steep tiled hipped roof with dormers and was built between 1938 and 1939 as part of the "police barracks for motorized gendarmerie" according to plans by Walter Mayer from Lienz.
		Villa Vergeiner (Fischwirtvilla) ObjectID:  2973	Dolomitenstraße 9 KG location : Lienz	The Villa Vergeiner or Fischwirt Villa was built between 1903 and 1904 as a monumental, three-story residential building in the style of romantic historicism based on plans by Santo Puntel for Alois Vergeiner. The facade was accentuated by means of an asymmetrical structure, corner towers, bay windows and balconies.
		Kindergarten, formerly Villa Monti ObjektID:  2974	Franz von Defregger-Strasse 23 KG location : Lienz	The Villa Monti is a two-storey, asymmetrically structured historicist house that was built in 1885 for the building contractor Giuseppe Monti. As design features, rusticated facades, plasterwork and gabled facades were used, the southwest part was designed as a corner projectile.
		Official building, district court u. Gendarmerie (formerly Geiger's dwelling) ObjectID:  2976	Hauptplatz 5 KG location : Lienz	The building, which was originally from the 16th century, was extended and redesigned in 1982. The four-storey building with a steep hipped roof has a grooved facade and a round arch portal on the ground floor facing the main square. The south-facing extension was designed in a modern way.
		Liebburg Residence ObjectID:  2977	Hauptplatz 7 KG location : Lienz	→ Main article : Liebburg Castle (East Tyrol)
		Marian Column ObjectID:  3002	Johannesplatz KG location : Lienz	The Marian column was designed by Michael Rasner in 1716 and originally stood on the main square until it was moved to its current location in 1861. The column with Ionic capital is made of red marble, above it rises a figure of Maria Immaculate on the globe with a snake.
		Town house (Luegerhaus) ObjectID :  2981	Johannesplatz 10 KG location : Lienz	The old town hall was built between 1770 and 1772 according to plans by Thomas Mayr instead of the Luegerhaus for the garrison battalion. In 1932 the building was redesigned for the municipal power station. After the Second World War it served as the town hall and since 2005 as an inn. The three-story building under a hipped roof is predominantly shaped by the renovation of the 1930s.
		Agricultural School ObjectID:  2980	Josef Müller-Straße 1-6 KG location : Lienz	The agricultural college complex consists of an administration building or boys 'school, a girls' school with boarding school, a household school and three staff houses from different construction periods. The Herz-Jesu-Kirche is located in the building complex .
		Bundes-Oberstufenrealgymnasium (former Citizens Hospital) ObjectID :  118628	Kärntner Straße 8 KG location : Lienz	The former citizen's hospital was named in 1308, expanded from 1475 to 1480, later structurally altered several times, and was used as a hospital until 1931. It connects directly to the hospital church St. Josef on. Today the building is part of the Bundes-Oberstufenrealgymnasium Lienz.
		Franz-Josef-Kaserne: Office, team and farm building ObjectID :  39774	Kärntner Straße 31-33 KG location : Lienz	The elongated, four-storey building with a raised, three-part central projection on the long sides was built between 1910 and 1911. On the north side, cornered, north-facing side wings were added, the entrance portal with curved gable and coat of arms of Emperor Franz Joseph is pilaster-framed. The facade decoration was grooved on the ground floor, the upper floors were divided vertically by decorative panels.
		Former Infirmary ObjectID:  2982	Kärntner Straße 39 KG location : Lienz	The infirmary is documented as early as 1334 and originally served to care for the terminally ill. The two-storey building has a regular facade structure and a steep pitched roof. The mural on the south side from 1612 shows the raising of Lazarus , the sundial dates from the 17th century.
		Wayside shrine ObjectID:  3004	Kärntner Straße 39 KG location : Lienz	In the garden of the former infirmary is the oldest preserved painted wayside shrine in Tyrol from the late 14th century. It consists of a round pillar with a massive, clapboard-covered niche top that shows the crucifixion, the adoration of the three wise men, saints Dorothea and Katharina as well as two bishops and saint Christopher.
		Wayside shrine, Kreuzstöckl (Apothekerstöckl, formerly Dreifaltigkeitsstöckl) ObjectID:  3003	Kreuzgasse location KG: Lienz	The niche shrine with a covered crucifix was erected at the beginning of the 18th century in place of a previous building on a square floor plan with a round arch niche and a hipped gable roof.
		Franciscan monastery - monastery building ObjectID:  3131	Muchargasse 4 KG location : Lienz	→ Main article : Franciscan monastery Lienz
		Angerburg Residence ObjectID:  2983	Muchargasse 6 KG location : Lienz	The four-storey Angerburg with a flat gable roof has a late medieval core from the 14th century, with today's exterior design dating from the second half of the 16th century. The formerly aristocratic residence of the von Staudach family underwent extensive renovations in the 1960s.
		House / court chapel St. Josef ObjectID :  117494	Muchargasse 6 KG location : Lienz	The chapel borders the Angerburg in the southeast and was built in 1971 on the basis of a vow made by the Henggi couple from Lienz. Most of the modern furnishings come from the artists and focolarians Thekla and Ave from Loppiano near Florence.
		Secondary school ObjectID:  2984	Muchargasse 8 KG location : Lienz	The three-storey building, built between 1903 and 1904 as a boys' elementary and secondary school, was planned by Viktor Rizzardi and executed in the style of strict historicism.
		Waypoint ObjectID:  3009	Pfarrbrücke location KG: Lienz	The meadow cross at the parish bridge on Linker Iselweg is a crucifix with Mary in a high cross box, the body being held in the three - nail type . The cross dates from the first half of the 18th century, with the figure of John being stolen in the 1970s.
		Johann Nepomuk-Stöckl ObjectID:  3005	Pfarrgasse location KG: Lienz	The Nepomuk-Stöckl at the parish garden was built around 1830 as a classical wayside shrine with a high, pilaster-framed arched niche and a tent roof. The sculpture of Johannes Nepomuk comes from the second half of the 18th century and was previously in the parish church of St. Andrä.
		St.-Josefs-Stöckl (Beichtstöckl) ObjectID:  3006	Pfarrgasse location KG: Lienz	The St.-Josefs-Stöckl is a brick-built niche shrine with an attachment, which was mentioned in a document as early as 1583, but was rebuilt in 1953 based on the old model at the current location. The wayside shrine with a saddle roof and arched niche houses a relief of Joseph on his deathbed, accompanied by Christ, Mary and an angel from the second half of the 19th century.
		Collegiate Church of the Dominican Sisters Mariae Visitation ObjectID:  2958	Pfarrgasse 1 KG location : Lienz
		Dominican Monastery ObjectID:  3132	Pfarrgasse 1 KG location : Lienz
		Widum of the parish church of St. Andrä ObjectID:  2954	Pfarrgasse 4 KG location : Lienz	The Widum is located southwest of the parish church and is surrounded by a garden with a wall and a pavilion. The core of the late medieval massive building with hipped gable roofs is grouped around a small courtyard. The oldest part adjoins the cemetery wall in the north, a later-built middle-floor house connects to the west and the third, lower floor was added in the first half of the 17th century. 1910–1914 and 1966/1967 the Widum was rebuilt and heavily changed. On the south facade there is a wall painting of St. John the Baptist from the 17th century, on the west facade a sgraffito of St. Andreas von Oswald Kollreider of 1967. The interiors are largely modernized in the oldest part have groined vault rooms in the west wing sting cap vaulted archive and library spaces preserved.
		Bürgerhaus, Heenerhaus (former Mesnerhaus) ObjectID:  2986	Pfarrgasse 7 KG location : Lienz	The former sacristan's house was built in the 18th century and rebuilt in the 19th and 20th centuries. The two-storey building with a hipped gable roof and a central corridor floor plan with access to the gable side has a regular facade structure and simple plaster structure.
		Mittereggerkreuz ObjectID:  3011	Pustertaler Straße KG location : Lienz	The Mittereggerkreuz is a crucifix with a cross box at the junction of Isel-, Puster- and Egger-Lienz-Straße. The three-nail type body probably dates from the 17th century.
		Turm-Stöckl, part d. City fortifications ObjectID :  39848	Right Iselweg 28 KG location : Lienz
		Our Herr Im Elend-Stöckl ObjectID:  3007	opposite Schloßgasse 9 KG location : Lienz	The “Unser Herr Im Elend-Stöckl” is a brick wayside shrine under a tent roof with an almost square floor plan and a strong base. The round arch niche with wrought iron grids houses a high quality figure of Christ with a purple cloak, crown of thorns and a wreath of rays, which probably dates from the beginning of the 19th century.
		Iselhof, Unterer Schlossmoar ObjectID:  2990 since 2016	Schloßgasse 16 KG location : Lienz
		Iselhof farm building, Unterer Schlossmoar ObjectID :  130682 since 2016	at Schloßgasse 16, KG location : Lienz
		Freedom Fighters Monument ObjectID:  3000	Schweizergasse location KG: Lienz	The freedom fighter monument was erected in 1910 by Alois Pichler to commemorate the Tyrolean freedom struggles next to a tall linden tree. The obelisk-shaped monument stands on a high plinth and step wreath bordered by oak leaves and is crowned by an eagle with a bronze storm flag. The inscriptions are chiseled and traced with dark paint.
		House and studio ObjectID :  7531 since 2015	Schweizergasse 33 KG location : Lienz
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  2992 since 2015	Schweizergasse 35 KG location : Lienz
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  2993	Schweizergasse 37 KG location : Lienz	The core of the originally two-story building comes from the core from the 16th century, with a third floor being added around 1885. The former home of the Hofmann family of books and art dealers has an L-shaped floor plan with a historic facade and an asymmetrical hipped roof.
		Beichthäusl ObjectID :  2996	Schweizergasse 44 KG location : Lienz	The confessional presumably dates from the 16th century and was bought by the Dominicans in 1646 as a residence for the confessors and preachers of the monastery. After a fire in 1798, it was also used as a school for the city of Lienz. The two-storey building with a gable roof has color-accentuated plastering flasks, tall rectangular box windows on the upper floor as well as a segmented arch and a rectangular portal.
		Walls, tower, part d. City fortifications ObjectID :  39851	City wall location KG: Lienz	The dwarf tower or Hubert tower was part of the city wall in the late 15th and early 16th centuries. It was extended and rebuilt in 1950.
		Part d. City fortifications ObjectID :  39854	City wall location KG: Lienz
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  95500	Wolkensteinerstraße 5, 7 KG location : Lienz	The multi-family houses were built between 1938 and 1939 as a two-story building with balconies and a gable roof, following the “four-year economic plan”. The plans come from Sepp Wolfgang from Lienz. The facade painting with figural representations was created by Franz Walchegger .
		Walls, part d. City fortifications ObjectID :  39853	Zwergergasse 1 KG location : Lienz
		Walls, part d. City fortifications ObjectID :  39852	Zwergergasse 1 KG location : Lienz
		Part d. City fortifications ObjectID :  129083	Zwergergasse 3 KG location : Lienz
		Catholic parish church hl. Andreas ObjectID:  2947	KG location : Lienz	→ Main article : City parish church St. Andrä (Lienz)
		Old cemetery ObjectID:  2951	KG location : Lienz	Presumably the cemetery that has existed since the parish was established. 1828 to 1831 renovation after part of the surrounding wall collapsed. Increasing decline after the dissolution in 1905. Refurbishment in 1925 in the course of the construction of the district war memorial . On the north and west side there are late classical arcades from the period from 1828 to 1831 with a mighty portal building in the axis of the church; on the north side the chapel of the district war memorial is integrated into the enclosure. In the eastern wall, high round-arched or segment-arched wall niches, some with paintings, Life, Death and Resurrection from the years 1955/1956 and a mural St. Hubertus from 1955. A prayer chapel in the south-east corner. Late Gothic and early Baroque chapel niches on the south wall, probably from the 16th century in the central area. Tombs are now almost exclusively on the surrounding walls.
		War memorial ObjectID:  2952	KG location : Lienz	The chapel of the district war memorial is integrated on the north side of the old cemetery . The memorial for the fallen and missing in East Tyrol in the two world wars was built in 1924/1925 in place of the former north portal and including the adjacent arcades. Designed by Clemens Holzmeister . Due to the unusual iconography of the depictions by Albin Egger-Lienz , which caused offense, the chapel was closed for services in 1926; the renewed consecration did not take place until 1987. The mighty round arch niche in the slightly sloping south wall is flanked by blind arcades that lead into the adjacent rows of arcades integrate. Frescoed interior with depictions of the sower and the devil , the storm , the sacrifice of the dead and the risen one . Albin Egger-Lienz's grave.
		St. Anthony Chapel ObjectID:  2955	KG location : Lienz
		Hospital church hl. Josef ObjectID:  2956	KG location : Lienz	The Lienz Citizens Hospital was founded in the 13th century. The hospital church of St. Josef (formerly Holy Spirit) comes from the late Gothic period and was redesigned in 1725. In 1988 the church was profaned , then refurbished and adapted for cultural events. The nave, with a single nave, three-bay floor plan, is spanned by a barrel vault and belt arches. The baroque interior, which is attributed to Anton Gigl's workshop, has largely been preserved.
		Monastery Church of Our Lady of the Assumption ObjectID:  2957	KG location : Lienz
		Cossack cemetery ObjectID:  2966	KG location : Lienz	→ Main article : Cossack cemetery in the Peggetz
		Sacred Heart Church ObjectID:  2961	KG location : Lienz	→ Main article : Herz-Jesu-Kirche (Lienz)
		Monument to Emperor Joseph II ObjectID:  3001	Europaplatz location KG: Lienz	The monument to Emperor Joseph II was erected in 1906 on the initiative of the Lienz poet Franz Gridle as the first such monument in Tyrol. Originally it was set up on the main square, during the Nazi era it was moved to the park north of the Michaelskirche , after restoration in 1984 it is now set up south of the Liebburg . The almost life-size figure made of cast iron stands on a high, stepped base with leaf decoration, frame fields and a final console cornice. The emperor himself is depicted in the usual iconography, in a uniform coat, with sword, golden fleece and the two stars of the order.
		Small Fronfeste ObjektID:  2985	Hauptplatz 9 KG location : Lienz	The Kleine Fronfeste, located in an important location next to the Liebburg , is one of the few houses on the main square that was not destroyed by bombs in World War II. In 1949 the house was extended and rebuilt, in 1979 it was expanded and modernized again. A wide arched passageway connects Hauptplatz and Europaplatz. In the building there was a two-story chapel with high arched windows, it was dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin and had a painting of Mary on the flat ceiling. With the abolition of the Haller Damenstift in 1783 and the takeover of the Liebburg by the state, the chapel was profaned and its inventory was auctioned.
		District hospital Lienz with house chapel ObjectID :  106969	Emanuel von Hibler-Straße 5 KG location : Patriasdorf	The hospital was built in 1929–1931 according to plans by Hans Menardi as a replacement for the public hospital . The facility was rebuilt several times and expanded from 1955 to 1958 to include an infection house, 1958 to 1959 to include a nursing school and in 1966 to include a doctor and nurses house. The elongated four-storey core building has a differently structured facade, a hipped gable roof and an asymmetrical entrance and chapel risalit . The interior was redesigned and modernized while maintaining the spatial organization, with a central staircase and hospital rooms on the south side. The chapel was rebuilt and refurbished in 2000 according to plans by Josef Scherzer. The room, which extends over two floors, has a polygonal apse made of a glass tubular steel construction with a glass painting by Carl Rieder .
		Wegkapelle Ölberg ObjektID:  3021	at Patriasdorf 18 location KG: Patriasdorf	The Ölbergstöckl is a chapel shrine from the 19th century with an almost square floor plan with a rounded apse and gable roof. The round arched wrought iron grating houses a group of figures of Christ on the Mount of Olives with angels from the end of the 19th century.
		Tammerburg ObjectID :  3017	Patriasdorf 20 Location KG: Patriasdorf	The Tammerburg was built in the 16th century using the medieval predecessor building from the 13th century. The three-story building with a clapboard hipped roof has corner bay windows and monochrome architectural painting.
		Primary house of the district hospital Lienz ObjectID :  107353	Patriasdorfer Straße 2 KG location : Patriasdorf	The former primary house was built in 1929 according to plans by Hans Menardi as a villa for the primary of the district hospital. The two-storey villa building with an almost square floor plan is characterized by the asymmetrical arrangement of the doors and windows, the southeast corner was designed as a round bay window running over two storeys.
		Brandopferplatz Schlossberg ObjectID :  130023 since 2013	Schloßberg coordinates are missing! Help. KG: Patriasdorf GstNr .: 605
		Bruck Castle, Local History Museum ObjectID:  3012	Schloßberg 1 location KG: Patriasdorf	→ Main article : Bruck Castle (Lienz)
		Villa Sonnenhof ObjectID:  2989	Schloßberg 22 KG location : Patriasdorf	The Villa Sonnenhof is the only Art Nouveau villa in Lienz and was built between 1904 and 1905 according to plans by Karl Hofmann and Santo Puntel on the southern slope of the Schloßberg.
		Military cemetery of World War 1 ObjectID:  2963	KG location : Patriasdorf	The WWI military cemetery was built between 1914 and 1915 and expanded to the west in 1916. In 1936 there was another expansion and the establishment of the Kaiser Karl Memorial Chapel . The cemetery is behind a larch portal with wrought iron gates. It houses wrought iron grave crosses of the same design and a natural stone monument in the shape of an obelisk.
		WWII military cemetery ObjectID:  2964	KG location : Patriasdorf	The war cemetery of the Second World War was founded in 1942 and renovated in 1987. It is connected to the new part of the municipal cemetery by a gate. Lawn fields with simple wrought iron crosses are symmetrically structured by gravel paths. The main entrance is in the south through an architecturally designed gable portal. In the center of the complex there is a high natural stone stele with a flower border and an inscription tablet, crowned by a wrought iron cross. In the north of the complex there is a monument with name inscriptions and a wrought iron cross over a base.
		New cemetery ObjectID:  2965	KG location : Lienz	The New Cemetery was laid out in 1900/1901, it was expanded in 1963 and the funeral halls were built north of the arcades. In 1984 it was enlarged again, and in 1988 the urn cemetery was laid out. A central axis leads to the chapel, the broad middle path is greened by a dense cypress avenue. Four transverse paths divide the grave fields into a total of ten blocks with loose trees. At the north-west corner there is access to the military cemeteries and the new part of the cemetery with a wrought-iron entrance.
		Former Ossuary ObjectID:  2953	KG location : Patriasdorf	The ossuary, also known as the warrior chapel or the Kaiser Karl memorial chapel, was built as a compact natural stone building in 1935/1936 in typical forms with a hipped gable roof. Next to the roofed vestibule supported by a wooden round pillar, there is a brick bell carrier with a double-headed eagle in the southeast corner. Arched portal with solid wooden door leaves. The warrior chapel is part of the WW1 military cemetery .
		Brunner-Stöckl (Oberbrunner Chapel) ObjectID:  3020	KG location : Patriasdorf

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Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Tyrol - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 18, 2020.
2. ↑ Fingernail-Grüll, Wiesauer: Parish Church hl. Family. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 11, 2014 . 
3. ↑ according to Tiris; GstNr. 1698 according to BDA not applicable
4. ↑ Fingernagel-Grüll, Wiesauer: wayside cross at the parish bridge, Wiesenkreuz. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 16, 2014 . 
5. ↑ Fingernagel-Grüll, Wiesauer: Deanery St. Andrä, Pfarrhaus St. Andrä. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved November 14, 2017 . 
6. ↑ Fingernagel-Grüll, Wiesauer: Freedom Monument 1809, Freedom Fighters Monument. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved May 24, 2015 . 
7. ↑ Gruber, Wiesauer: Old Cemetery. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved May 24, 2015 . 
8. ^ Tafatsch, Wiesauer: cemetery chapel, district war memorial, Egger-Lienz hero memorial. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved May 24, 2015 . 
9. ↑ Jessica Wehdorn: Church buildings used profanely: The building stock in Austria . Studienverlag, Innsbruck 2006, ISBN 978-3-7065-4378-1 , p. 159-160 .
10. ↑ Fingernagel-Grüll, Wiesauer: Memorial for Emperor Joseph II., Kaiser-Josef-Monument. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved May 24, 2015 . 
11. ↑ GstNr. 60/1 according to BDA not applicable, according to Tiris 2005
12. ^ Fingernagel-Grüll, Wiesauer: Residential and commercial buildings. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved May 24, 2015 . 
13. ^ Entry about Lienz - Liebburg on Burgen-Austria
14. ↑ Tafatsch, Wiesauer: District Hospital Lienz. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved March 19, 2018 . 
15. ↑ Chapel of Our Lady of Sorrows, Chapel of the District Hospital. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved March 19, 2018 . 
16. ↑ Fingernail-Grüll, Wiesauer: Military cemetery of the Second World War. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved May 24, 2015 . 
17. ↑ Fingernagel-Grüll, Wiesauer: New cemetery with arcades and funeral halls. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved May 24, 2015 . 
18. ↑ Fingernagel-Grüll, Wiesauer: Chapel with the consecration hall, funeral halls. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved May 24, 2015 . 
19. ↑ .1099 additionally according to Tiris
20. ↑ Fingernagel-Grüll, Wiesauer: Memorial Chapel, Warrior Chapel, Kaiser Karl Memorial Chapel. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved May 24, 2015 . 
21. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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