List of listed objects in Reichenau an der Rax

The list of listed objects in Reichenau an der Rax contains the 47 listed , immovable objects of the market town of Reichenau an der Rax in the Lower Austrian district of Neunkirchen .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy of St. Vincenz von Paul ObjectID :  83532	Edlach 15 + 35 KG location : Hirschwang	Built in 1883 as a children's asylum by Andreas Huber on the initiative of Countess Marie Stolberg-Stolberg. A single-storey building with a gable roof, expanded by Alexander Seebacher in 1903. In the south the employed monastery chapel of the Holy Family. A neo-Gothic building with a ridge that was consecrated in 1889.
		Former raft furnace ObjectID :  31492	Edlach 26 KG location : Hirschwang	Built around 1716, expanded in 1793, discontinued in 1862 and sold to the main trade union factory and forestry workers' brother's shop (removal of the furnace base and adaptation for residential purposes in 1868), one of the oldest furnace systems in Austria, single-storey plastered quarry stone building under a truncated pyramid roof with a chimney top made of brickwork
		Entrance house of the 1st Vienna high spring water pipeline ObjektID :  83521	at Hirschwang 90 location KG: Hirschwang	The first Viennese spring water pipeline is part of the Viennese water supply and was the first supply of Vienna with safe drinking water. After four years of construction, the 95-kilometer line was opened on October 24, 1873. The entrance house bears the number 2.
		Finkbrücke ObjektID :  83502	east of Hirschwang an der Rax 95 KG location : Hirschwang	Built in 1927, arched half-timbered construction in reinforced concrete with iron lattice balustrade and four boundary pillars
		Henriettenkapelle ObjectID :  83500	KG location : Hirschwang	A neo-Gothic hall with a polygonal gable, which was built in 1902 by Oskar Laske according to plans by Franz von Neumann on behalf of the Schoeller and Co. factory management in memory of Henriette Siedenburg, Richard von Schoeller's mother-in-law ; since 1995 chapel of the evangelical parish Naßwald AB
		Henriettenbrücke ObjectID :  83501	KG location : Hirschwang	The Henriettenbrücke was built in 1902 by the bridge construction institute I (gnaz) Gridl (designated) as an iron framework construction.
		Wartholz Cross ObjectID :  33306	KG location : Hirschwang	Tabernacle pillar with a stone cross, 4th quarter of the 15th century
		Part of the 1st Vienna Mountain Spring Pipeline ObjectID :  129174	KG location : Hirschwang	The first Viennese spring water pipeline is part of the Viennese water supply and was the first supply of Vienna with safe drinking water. After four years of construction, the 95-kilometer line was opened on October 24, 1873.
		Kaiserbrunn Chapel, Schnepf Chapel ObjectID :  94263	at Hirschwang an der Rax 33 KG location : Hirschwanger Forest	Built in 1866, neo-Gothic quarry stone building with triangular closure and gable roof with roof turret
		Former Water supervisor house , water pipe museum ObjectID :  83986	Hirschwang an der Rax 53 KG location : Hirschwanger Forest	The former water supervisor's house was built in 1875 and has been the water pipe museum since 1973. It is a single-storey square building with a gable roof. ( For the first Vienna high spring water pipeline see here )
		Entry house Object ID:  83983	Hirschwang an der Rax 53 KG location : Hirschwanger Forest	The first Viennese spring water pipeline is part of the Viennese water supply and was the first supply of Vienna with safe drinking water. After four years of construction, the 95-kilometer line was opened on October 24, 1873. The entry house has the number 1.
		Water Castle Object ID:  83982	KG location : Hirschwanger Forest	The building was built in 1872 as a source of the Kaiserbrunnen. It is a rectangular building with an inscription attica, corner buttresses and a flat arched portal. ( For the I. Vienna high spring water pipeline as such, see here )
		Metering chamber ObjectID :  83984	KG location : Hirschwanger Forest	The metering chamber was built in 1930/31.
		Defense system ObjectID :  83990	Höllental Straße (B 27), opposite the valley station of the Raxseilbahn, KG location : Hirschwanger Forest	The weir system was built at the beginning of the 20th century by the Ignaz Gridl company to divert the works canal from the Schwarza . ( For the first Viennese spring water pipeline as such, see here )
		Hochstegaqueduct ObjectID :  108351	KG location : Hirschwanger Forest	The arched conglomerate block building was built in 1887/94. It crosses the Schwarza between Großem Höllental and Kaiserbrunn. ( For the first Viennese spring water pipeline as such, see here ) Note: Property is partially identical to 83987 , 129176 and 129177 and relates to the part on the left-hand side of the Schwarzaufer (apart from property numbers 47/1, 44 and 15/6, which cannot be assigned according to the property name).
		Part of the 1st Vienna Mountain Spring Pipeline ObjectID :  129175	Kaiserbrunn location KG: Hirschwanger Forest	The first Viennese spring water pipeline is part of the Viennese water supply and was the first supply of Vienna with safe drinking water. After four years of construction, the 95-kilometer line was opened on October 24, 1873.
		Part of the 1st Vienna High Spring Pipeline, Hochsteg ObjektID :  129176	Schwarzaufer to Hochstegbrücke location KG: Hirschwanger Forest	The first Viennese spring water pipeline is part of the Viennese water supply and was the first supply of Vienna with safe drinking water. The sources of the upper Schwarza Valley were not connected to the pipeline opened in 1873 until the mid-1890s. The section runs next to the Höllentalbundesstraße. Note: Lt. Property number is in this area (property between the left side of the Schwarzaufer and the street) only the Hochstegaquedukt and a small tunnel area of ​​the high spring water pipeline and therefore partly identical to the 83947 , 108351 and 129177 .
		Catholic Parish Church of the Holy Spirit ObjectID :  87383	Edlach 21/3, first floor location KG: Klein- und Großau	The church was planned in 1938 by Robert Kramreiter and completed in 1939.
		Raxseilbahn (valley station building, mountain station building, 5 pillars) ObjectID :  18778	Hirschwang an der Rax 86 KG location : Klein- and Großau	1. Austria's cable car, designed in 1925/26 according to the Zuegg system by Adolf Bleichert & Co. , built by the construction department of the Wiener Baukreditbank, total length 2160 m, height difference 1018 m, average gradient 280 m
		Soo. Huthaus, Glockenhaus am Knappenberg ObjectID :  32171	Kleinau 23 KG location : Kleinau and Großau	Built in 1776 by the Neuberg Abbey , a former assembly and prayer house of the miners, in use until mining was discontinued in 1899, two-storey building with a crooked roof and ridge turrets
		Hochstegaquedukt ObjectID :  83987	Location KG: Klein- and Großau	The arched conglomerate cuboid structure was built around 1887/94. It crosses the Schwarza between Großem Höllental and Kaiserbrunn. Note: Lt. Property designation identical to 108351 , 129176 and 129177 and relates to the central part of the Hochstegaquedukt (apart from the plot number 950/7, which covers another area where there is no Hochstegaqueduct).
		Inscription pillar ObjectID :  83943	Höllental Straße (B 27) KG location : Klein- and Großau	Erected in 1893 on the occasion of the connection of the Höllental springs to the first Viennese high spring water pipeline .
		Three portrait busts ObjectID :  83944	Location KG: Klein- and Großau	The three portrait busts of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe , Friedrich Schiller and Emperor Joseph II date from 1905 and are labeled Blansko (former Salm'sche iron foundry in Blansko / Moravia). Originally set up in front of the school building, they were moved next to the lido in 1986 and the pedestals replaced.
		Alpenstrandbad ObjektID :  83945	Location KG: Klein- and Großau	A symmetrical neoclassical building with lattice doors, which was built in 1928 and extensively modernized in 1987.
		Part of the 1st Vienna High Spring Pipeline, Hochsteg ObjektID :  129177	Location KG: Klein- and Großau	The first Viennese spring water pipeline is part of the Viennese water supply and was the first supply of Vienna with safe drinking water. The sources of the upper Schwarza Valley were not connected to the pipeline opened in 1873 until the mid-1890s. Note: Object is partly identical to 83987 , 108351 and 129176 and relates to the part on the right-hand Schwarzaufer near the Hochstegaquedukt as well as a tunnel part. Furthermore, the object is identical to 129178 apart from the addition “Hochsteg” .
		Part of the 1st Vienna Mountain Spring Pipeline ObjectID :  129178	Location KG: Klein- and Großau	The first Viennese spring water pipeline is part of the Viennese water supply and was the first supply of Vienna with safe drinking water. The sources of the upper Schwarza Valley were not connected to the pipeline opened in 1873 until the mid-1890s. Note: Is completely identical to the 129177 apart from the addition to the designation "Hochsteg" .
		Shrine Object ID:  33250	At the Preiner Gscheid location KG: Prein	The wayside shrine on the Preiner Gscheid, marked 1654, was erected under Abbot Balthasar II. Huebmann von Neuberg as a boundary stone between Lower Austria and Styria. It is a relief pillar with heraldic cartouches, putti head and high reliefs.
		Catholic parish church Pauli Conversion ObjektID :  83880	Prein an der Rax 26 KG location : Prein	The church was built from 1861 to 1865 according to plans by Josef Fiedler by Andreas Just after the dilapidated medieval church was demolished. The single-nave, neo-Gothic building with a suggested transept and a 40 m high east tower was consecrated in 1866.
		Former Pfarrhof / today Pfarrheim ObjektID :  33249	Prein an der Rax 26 KG location : Prein	Built in 1751 over partly older buildings (documented in 1534 vicarage), two-storey with painted stone ashlar and hipped roof
		Road bridge, Johannesbrücke ObjectID :  83855	Erlangerplatz KG location : Reichenau	Built in 1897 by the Pittel and Brausewetter company , arched under two axles over front pillars with precast concrete parapets, approaches flanked with wrought iron railings and lanterns
		Cemetery ObjectID :  83854	Haaberg 2 location KG: Reichenau	Created in 1908, portal system with rich wrought iron grille between exposed brick pillars, marked 1907, former crypt chapel for Albert Gessmann , u. a. Franz Schalk's grave .
		Kurtheater Reichenau ObjectID :  55468	Hauptstrasse 28 KG location : Reichenau	1926 Conversion of a former wooden loop by the Waissnix family from 1867/68 by Alexander Seebacher, interior design by Heinrich Schopper , since 1988 festival theater, 1990/91 construction of the back stage, 1994/95 renovation and expansion of the auditorium, symmetrical structure under a gable roof with a gabled risalit, terrace on the street side
		Town hall ObjectID :  83673	Hauptstrasse 63 KG location : Reichenau	Built in 1861, expanded by Moritz Hinträger in 1893/94 , changes through reconstruction in 1950, strictly historical building with a polygonal clock attachment
		Pedestrian Bridge ObjectID :  83858	at Hauptstrasse 72, KG location : Reichenau	Built in 1902, transferred from Hirschwang in 1991, iron framework construction with segment-arched upper chord, lanterns on both sides above platforms
		Entrance house of the 1st Vienna high spring water pipeline ObjektID :  83867	in front of Jägerzeile 8 KG location : Reichenau	The first Viennese spring water pipeline is part of the Viennese water supply and was the first supply of Vienna with safe drinking water. After four years of construction, the 95-kilometer line was opened on October 24, 1873. The entrance house bears the number 3.
		Bandstand Object ID:  83831	Kurpark location KG: Reichenau	former foyer, built in 1903 by Carl Weinschein , wooden post construction open in arcades with rich fretwork
		Pedestrian bridge in Lenaupark ObjektID :  83832	Kurpark location KG: Reichenau	Inscribed 1904, arched segment arch with iron railing
		Catholic parish church hl. Barbara ObjectID :  55470	Schloßplatz 120/2, first floor location KG: Reichenau	1843/46 as a factory church for the miners, based on a revised design by Wenzel Bartak by Peter von Nobile , built by Michael Zeura, client of the kk Innerberger Hauptgewerkschaft Eisenerz, consecrated in 1846, independent parish since 1908, previously a branch of Payerbach, block-like late classical hall construction with facade roof turrets in the cubic style.
		Reichenau castle complex ObjectID :  129019	Schloßplatz 3, 5, 7, 9, 11a + b, 15 KG location : Reichenau	A three-wing complex with a mighty corner tower in the northwest. In 1829/30, the castle was significantly rebuilt and extensions were built according to plans by Jacob Aigner. Among other things, the dominant entrance wing in the south was rebuilt while leaving the foundations intact.
		Villa Bergfried / formerly Jacobson ObjectID :  83753	Schneebergweg 14 Location KG: Reichenau	Built by Heinrich Ferstel in 1873/74 , strictly structured building with a crooked roof, upper floors in half-timbering, wooden veranda on the side over pillar arcades
		Forsthaus, former forest hut ObjectID :  83754	Schneebergweg 20 Location KG: Reichenau	The building was built in 1904 by Carl Postl for Friedrich Schauta , the small block building with an alpine character under a gable roof with a bell stand now serves as the forester's house for the municipality of Vienna.
		Elementary school ObjectID :  55469	Schulgasse 23 KG location : Reichenau	Built in 1888/89 by Moritz and Karl Hinträger by Heinrich and Franz Glaser , the gymnasium was built in 1912 by Alois Seebacher in the form of the Heimat style, so-called Bader-Waißnix-Saal, heavily reduced after 1992
		Kurhaus Thalhof ObjectID:  6960	Thalhofstrasse 23 KG location : Reichenau	documented in 1652, the core from the end of the 17th century, successively expanded in the 2nd half of the 19th century (including 1864, 1871/73, 1882, 1890), owned by Joseph Polleros in 1785 (licensed), family from 1810 Waißnix (1823 tavern law), already a popular guest establishment in the Biedermeier period ( Franz Joseph I during the hunting season), today a spa hotel, irregular, partly connected group of buildings with three main buildings
		Pfarrhof, former Doringer Villa ObjektID :  83872	Thalhofstrasse 4 KG location : Reichenau	Built in 1884, vicarage since 1925, two-storey building with a gable roof
		Schlossanlage / Villa Wartholz ObjektID :  83560	Wartholzstrasse 12, 14 KG location : Reichenau	Built 1870–1872 by Heinrich Missong based on a design by Heinrich Ferstel on behalf of Archduke Karl Ludwig . 1916–1918 summer residence of Emperor Karl I. Schloss-like, strictly historical villa complex in neo-renaissance style. Extensive park and detached outbuildings. two- to three-story building with a five-story tower.
		Wooden giant ObjectID :  83868	KG location : Reichenau	The wood giant in the Eng appears for the first time in 1343 as "Feicht Rießen". In 1784, the construction of a new giant was recorded in a contract between the Neuberg monastery and the court chamber in the minting and mining industry, which was built in 1784/85 under the direction of the brothers Johann and Georg Hubmer , important designers of wood transport systems. The total length was 7 km in two branches, the Krummbachriese and the Lackerbodenriese, which united shortly before the Eng, with which the wooden giant led from the Gahns through the Eng-Graben to Reichenau. In 1941 the municipality of Vienna bought the area from Count Hoyos , in 1950 the giant was repaired for the last time and decommissioned in 1963. For long stretches the ruins of the giant have been preserved. A 50-meter-long section was reconstructed in 1981 by the City of Vienna's Forestry Office . Note: the location refers to the part reconstructed in 1981.
		Part of the 1st Vienna Mountain Spring Pipeline ObjectID :  129179	KG location : Reichenau	The first Viennese spring water pipeline is part of the Viennese water supply and was the first supply of Vienna with safe drinking water. After four years of construction, the 95-kilometer line was opened on October 24, 1873.

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} Lower Austria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 14, 2020.
2. ↑ Entry on "Parish Church Edlach zum Hl. Geist" on the website of architekturlandschaft.niederösterreich
3. ↑ Manfred Wehdorn , Ute Georgeacopol-Winischhofer: Architectural monuments of technology and industry in Austria . Volume 1: Vienna, Lower Austria, Burgenland. Böhlau, Vienna 1984, ISBN 3-205-07202-2 , p. 216 f . ( limited preview in Google Book Search [accessed December 27, 2013]).
4. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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