List of listed objects in Ludweis-Aigen

The list of listed objects in Ludweis-Aigen contains the 20 listed , immovable objects of the Lower Austrian market town of Ludweis-Aigen .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Rectory ObjectID:  529	Aigen 1 location KG: Aigen	The rectory , which was renovated in 1784 after a fire, is located south of the church, building over the stepped terrain . The simple facade is dated to the end of the 19th century.
		Catholic parish church hl. Jakobus Maior ObjectID:  527	Location KG: Aigen	From a cemetery surrounded, in the core Gothic and later completely in the style of late Renaissance remodeled hall church with its built around 1770/80, late Baroque , four-storey west tower is located on a hill in the northeast of the village. Aigen was first mentioned as a parish in 1300. The church was rebuilt between 1599 and 1606 for the barons Wolfgang and Georg Andre von Hofkirchen and a crypt with a remarkable late Renaissance tumba made of red marble was added. The choir and the simple nave are essentially Gothic. The exterior has buttresses on profiled bases, divided by a cornice . The pointed arch windows also show remains of Gothic profiling. Flat garments and pressed ends result from the renovation around 1600.
		Christian cemetery ObjectID:  528	Location KG: Aigen	The cemetery wall was erected in 1825. In 1870 an extension took place. Noteworthy are a gravestone inscription from 1737, the baroque relief gravestones Maria Immaculata and Holy Trinity and a crucifix marked 1769 .
		Rectory ObjectID:  535	Blumau an der Wild 1 KG location : Blumau an der Wild	To the west of the church, building over the stepped terrain with a retaining wall , is the rectory built in 1736. The two-storey three-wing building with faced windows, a walled-in courtyard arcade and baroque chimneys was changed in the interior in the late 19th century. It has some baroque stucco ceilings . In the former dining room on the second floor of the upper wing there is a stuccoed flat ceiling with a cartouche of Geras and Abbot Paul Gratschmer from the middle of the 18th century. The rectory has a carved figure of St. Paul from the 18th century, Geras abbot portraits from the same period and a baroque tabernacle box in safekeeping. The building also includes the service wings.
		Catholic parish church hl. John the Baptist ObjectID:  533	KG location : Blumau an der Wild	The late baroque hall church with east tower, located as the northern end of the street square on a step in the east of the village, is surrounded by a cemetery with a charnel house. It was incorporated into the Geras Abbey around 1155 . The first documentary mention of the parish comes from 1230. The new building by Abbot Paul Gratschmayr took place in 1750. The nave with a tiled gable roof and the slightly recessed rectangular choir are structured by plaster pilaster strips and a surrounding cornice. The building has faceted flat arched windows with stucco underlay and a profiled rectangular portal in the otherwise unadorned west facade. The sacristy connects to the north. The three-storey east tower with rounded corners, axially between the gable curves adjoining the nave, is structured by cornices, pilasters and pilasters at the top . It has arched sound windows and a bell helmet over clock gables.
		Karner ObjectID:  534	KG location : Blumau an der Wild	The early Gothic Karner is located southeast of the church at the cemetery. The square, modern plastered quarry stone building with simply separated corner pillars and newer flat arched windows has a drawn, lower semicircular apse with a walled, round arched apex window and crypt basement. The stucco ornaments inside were made around 1600. They have a rib-like shape on the groin vault and are closed by a rosette stone. There is a shell in the apse niche. The furnishings include a baroque altar with a figure of the resurrected man from the 18th century and a cemetery cross marked 1876.
		Trinity Column ObjectID:  536	KG location : Blumau an der Wild	On a Corinthian capital with a base inscription there is a crowning group of the Holy Trinity marked 1717, fenced off by a balustrade with corner figures.
		Pillory ObjectID:  537	KG location : Blumau an der Wild	On the street there is a six-sided, brick pillory with a ball top , built in the late 17th century .
		Castle, Meierhof and Schüttkasten ObjectID:  539	Drösiedl 1 location KG: Drösiedl	The four-winged, former moated castle of the Renaissance is located in the west of the village on an access avenue . The three-storey, almost square four-wing building stands on a mighty embankment and is surrounded by regular trenches lined with rubble stones. In the western front there is a setback, probably determined by the older core. The arched portal in a rectangular panel with wind holes in the thoroughfare on the south front is marked 1616, probably the year of completion. The structure by adjoining ornamental bands with a double eagle relief on the side and a Luther rose on the passage dates from around 1600 . The north and south sides of the remarkable Renaissance courtyard are divided into segmented arcades. Three portals and a window on the east side are still chamfered in the late Gothic style and are possibly remnants of an older core. In front of the castle is a three-wing, two-story meierhof , which dates back to the construction time of the main building, and on the southern side is a baroque, three- story bulk box from the first half of the 18th century.
		Wayside shrine ObjectID:  541	KG location : Kollmitzgraben	The Marterl next to the belfry of Kollmitzgraben has a north-facing entrance arch closed off by a wooden lattice, a concise cornice with a wall niche and a statue of St. Florian, a delicate cleaning bottle in the gable area and a tile-covered gable roof. Inside there is a stone altar with a statue of Mary and Child.
		Corridor / path chapel St. Sebastian ObjectID:  542	KG location : Liebenberg	Tower-like chapel with a Romanesque building core, near the old Liebenberg Castle in the forest. Medieval original exterior plaster preserved.
		Former Rectory ObjectID:  544	Ludweis 1 location KG: Ludweis	The former rectory is a hook-shaped building with a utility wing and its core dates back to the 18th century.
		Catholic parish church hl. Aegyd ObjectID:  543	Location KG: Ludweis	The simple, baroque hall church with west tower and northern sacristy extension stands at the eastern end of the southern front of the square. The barrel-vaulted west tower on the ground floor has a profiled rectangular portal with double coats of arms and is marked with the year 1655. The upper part of the tower, with arched sound windows and a curved pyramid helmet , dates from 1815. The tiled-roofed nave and the recessed five-sided apse, which may be Gothic in its basic form, have flat-arch windows that were renewed in 1949 as part of the vaulting. Inside there is a retracted, round-arched triumphal arch with a cornice. The partly neo-baroque furnishings include an arcaded organ case by Franz Capek from 1912 and a font made of red marble.
		Pillory ObjectID:  545	Location KG: Ludweis	The pillory marked 1706 in the form of a powerful, eight-sided, simply stepped pillar is crowned by a Roland figure.
		Wayside shrine St. Aegydius ObjectID:  546	Location KG: Ludweis	The baroque wayside shrine with composite capital and the figure of St. Aegydius were probably built in the first half of the 19th century.
		Plague Column ObjectID:  547	Location KG: Ludweis	The Pestmarterl at the western end of the village is marked 1673. A crucifix and saints are depicted on the relief top of the granite pillar .
		Local chapel St. Laurentius ObjectID :  18438	Location KG: Radl	The local chapel is a simple baroque building from 1745 with a semicircular apse and arched windows under a tiled roof. The presented facade tower with grooved ground floor and pyramid roof originates as well as the entire facade structure from the late 19th / early 20th century. The equipment of the chapel includes a crucifixion altar (around 1710), a crucifix in free acanthus and ribbon work with assistant figures of St. Maria and Johannes the Evangelist , a predella from the construction period (restored in 1839 and 1974) with a glass showcase at the base of the cross and a church flag with an oil painting from the 18th century.
		Shrine Object ID:  18439	Location KG: Radl	The chamfered granite pillar with corner spurs is labeled 1539. It stands north of the village and is decorated with a wrought-iron cross from the 19th century.
		Local chapel Mariae Himmelfahrt ObjektID :  18442	KG location : Seebs	The simple, flat-roofed building from the early 19th century has a façade tower, probably built later, with an onion-shaped spire and a fascia structure. The furnishings include a neo-baroque columned altar from the first half of the 19th century, a neo-Gothic figure of Mary with child, baroque statuettes of four apostles , images of prehistoric Christ and St. John, images of the Stations of the Cross and a Baroque presentation cross .
		Shrine Object ID:  18443	KG location : Seebs	To the west of Seebs there is a statue with reliefs of saints on the square top and a figure of St. Rochus from 1757.

Legend

The source for the selection of the objects are the monuments lists of the respective federal state published annually by the BDA. The table contains the following information:

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Location:	The address is given. In the case of free-standing objects without an address ( e.g. shrines ), an address is usually given that is close to the object. By calling up the link Location , the location of the monument is displayed in various map projects. The cadastral community (KG) is indicated below this.
Description:	Brief information about the monument.

The table is sorted alphabetically according to the location of the monument. The sorting criterion is the cadastral municipality and within this the address.

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Abbreviations of the BDA : BR… construction law , EZ… deposit number, GB… land register , GstNr. … Property number, KG… cadastral community, 0G … property number address

literature

• DEHIO Lower Austria north of the Danube . Berger, Vienna 2010, ISBN 978-3-85028-395-3 .

Web links

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Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Lower Austria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 14, 2020.
2. ↑ Marterl Kollmitzgraben. In: www.kleindenkmaeler.com. Salzburger Bildungswerk, accessed on March 17, 2014 . 
3. ↑ Liebenberg Sebastiankapelle - Liebenberg ruins , ludweis-aigen.at
4. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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