List of listed objects in Vordernberg

The list of listed objects in Vordernberg contains the 59 listed , immovable objects of the community of Vordernberg in the Styrian district of Leoben .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Trades house Sonnenhof ObjectID :  30222	Böhlerstraße 2 KG location : Vordernberg	The Sonnenhof was the manor house of Radwerk XIII. From 1733 to 1868 it was owned by the Ebner von Ebenthal family. The house dates from the 17th century, the portal is dated 1827 and the wrought-iron gate 1842.
		Pavilion / Garden House ObjectID :  85364	at Böhlerstraße 2 KG location : Vordernberg	Pavilion in the garden of the house Böhlerstraße 2 .
		Former Personnel house for Radwerk XIV with ancillary building ObjectID :  85372	Böhlerstraße 33 KG location : Vordernberg	The staff house of the former Radwerk XIV has recently been extensively renovated. From 1863 to 1897 the house belonged to Franz Mayr-Melnhof.
		Archduke Johann Monument ObjectID :  85343	Hauptplatz location KG: Vordernberg	The Archduke Johann Monument bears the inscription: Archduke Johann von Österreich Radmeister in Vordernberg 1822–1859 Dedicated to the market town of Vordernberg by Hans Zeilinger in the 1982 commemorative year
		Market fountain ObjectID :  85344	Hauptplatz location KG: Vordernberg	The market fountain on the Vordernberger Hauptplatz was dedicated by the cycling community, the wrought-iron arbor is marked 1668.
		Town Hall / Municipal Office ObjectID :  85341	Hauptplatz 2 KG location : Vordernberg	The town hall of Vordernberg was originally the manor house of Radwerk V. It dates from the 16th century and was expanded in the 17th century. Two bay windows on consoles date from the 16th century. On the upper floor there is a meeting room from the 2nd quarter of the 18th century, remarkable for its stucco ceiling, and older stucco from the 3rd quarter of the 17th century in the tower window and on the wall.
		Soo. Bath house with outbuilding ObjectID :  30223	Hauptplatz 9 KG location : Vordernberg	The official house dates from the 3rd quarter of the 19th century. The figures on the facade show a miner (left) and a smelter (right). The name Bäderhäusl probably comes from the fact that baths and surgeons sometimes lived and had their practice here in earlier centuries. Among them were members of the Peintinger family, whose descendants later ran Radwerk I.
		Gasthaus Zum Radmeister ObjectID :  46850	Hauptplatz 14 KG location : Vordernberg	According to the inscription, the Gasthof zum Radmeister was built in 1563. Butchers and innkeepers have lived and worked here since 1738.
		Holy Trinity Column and the corresponding figurines ObjectID :  85245	Hauptstrasse location KG: Vordernberg	The Trinity Column was erected in 1717. It can be assumed that there is a connection with the plague of 1713/14, which also occurred in Vordernberg. It was designed by Johann Jacob Schoy . It bears the following saints, among others: Rochus, Sebastian, Florian, Franz Xaver, Johann Nepomuk and Antonius von Padua.
		Catholic parish church of the Assumption of Mary and figurines hll. Barbara and Florian ObjectID :  57781	Hauptstrasse location KG: Vordernberg	The church, built in the 15th century, became the parish church of Vordernberg in 1830 instead of the Laurentiuskirche, which is now outside the village .
		Former Elementary school ObjectID :  85278	Hauptstrasse 57 KG location : Vordernberg	The girls' elementary school was located in this house from 1798 to 1893. It was then set up as a residential building.
		Parsonage Object ID:  85261	Hauptstrasse 59 KG location : Vordernberg	The "Katerhaus" (named after a previous owner) built around 1540 was rebuilt in 1829 and has served as a parsonage since 1830.
		Oven stock from Radwerk X ObjectID :  36696	Hauptstrasse 64 KG location : Vordernberg	From the former Radwerk X, which was built in 1840 at the southern entrance to the village, only the furnace floor has survived. Operations ceased in 1899.
		Trades houses for Radwerk I ObjectID :  36686	Hauptstrasse 67 and 69 KG location : Vordernberg	The group of buildings belonging to Radwerk I is located in the northern part of Vordernberg.
		Manor house of the Peintinger family of cyclists ObjectID :  36687	Hauptstrasse 71 KG location : Vordernberg	Manor house of the Peintinger family, who owned the Radwerk I from 1844 . The house dates from 1559 and is part of the Radwerk I ensemble, of which only the blast furnace is missing.
		Former Trades House Object ID:  30805	Hauptstrasse 78 KG location : Vordernberg	The house, which was built before 1600, and its outbuildings belonged to Radwerk XI.
		Prinzenamtshaus ObjectID :  85294	Hauptstrasse 79, 79a KG location : Vordernberg	The house bought by Archduke Johann in 1822 was used for the administration of the Archduke's estates. Previously, the mountain court and the magistrate were housed here. The porch is from the 16th century, the stucco portal from the 2nd quarter of the 18th century. Baroque statue of Our Lady.
		Former Trades house for Radwerk XI ObjectID :  85300	Hauptstrasse 82 KG location : Vordernberg	Former trade union center for Radwerk XI (Radmeister from the Prandstätter and Heinrich Mitsch families)
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  30224	Hauptstrasse 84 KG location : Vordernberg	The houses at Hauptstrasse 78, 80, 82 and 84, including the auxiliary buildings, belonged to Radwerk XI.
		Archduke Johann House (former mansion for Radwerk II) Object ID:  30226	Hauptstrasse 85 KG location : Vordernberg	The manor house of Radwerk II was built in 1684 by Hans Adam Stampfer , whose wife Elisabeth wrote the well-known "Hausbüchl" . Archduke Johann bought it in 1822 . From 1823 his future wife Anna Plochl also lived here . The name “Meranhaus” goes back to Count Franz Meran , the son of Archduke Johann.
		Former Manor house to Radwerk VII, old mountain administration ObjectID :  47173	Hauptstrasse 86 KG location : Vordernberg	Radwerk VII was relocated from Vordernberg to Friedauwerk in 1781 due to the limited space available. From 1655 the Egger family and after 1819 the von Friedau family owned the wheel works. The house was also the seat of the mining administration for a while. The facade dates from the 2nd quarter of the 19th century.
		Residential building ObjectID :  85310	Hauptstrasse 90 KG location : Vordernberg	For a long time the house belonged to the house at Hauptstrasse 92 of the Steyrer family.
		Steyrer mansion, former tradesmen's house for Radwerk IV ObjektID :  85314	Hauptstrasse 92 KG location : Vordernberg	The former home of the Steyrer family of cyclists (Radwerk IV) dates from the 16th and 17th centuries. A stucco ceiling from 1670–1680 on the upper floor.
		Front Doctoral House ObjectID :  30225	Hauptstrasse 106 KG location : Vordernberg	The mountain doctor and other officials from the Radmeister community, which owned these houses, lived in the front and rear doctor houses (the latter at 108 Hauptstrasse). The keystone in the archway of the entrance shows the inscription "1838 RC" (year of construction and cycling community).
		Leuzendorf'sches Forsthaus, formerly the trades house for Radwerk XII ObjektID :  57786	Hauptstrasse 109 KG location : Vordernberg	The trade union house and the associated wheel works XII belonged to Prince Schwarzenberg from 1787 to 1905 . The wheelwork was removed in 1894. The Leuzendorf family then housed their forest management in this house for a long time.
		Former Montan-Lehranstalt, so-called. Raithaus ObjektID :  36688	Hauptstrasse 110 KG location : Vordernberg	The Montanlehranstalt created by Archduke Johann started teaching in this building in 1840. In 1854 the management of the cycling community moved in here, from which the name Raithaus is derived, because "raiten" means to calculate or account. The house has belonged to the Montan University Leoben since 2015 .
		Enclosure and garden pavilion of the Raithaus ObjectID :  85322	at Hauptstrasse 110, KG location : Vordernberg	In this pavilion the lessons in the mining department of the Montanlehranstalt took place.
		Former Trades house, so-called. Handlhaus ObjektID :  30227	Hauptstrasse 112, KG location : Vordernberg	Trades headquarters of the former Handel forge. The latter was converted into the Lehrfrischhütte.
		Blacksmith hammer, so-called. Lehrfrischhütte ObjektID :  36690	Hauptstrasse 112a, KG location : Vordernberg	From 1843 onwards, the Lehrfrischhütte was used to teach fresh food to students who were being trained at the Vordernberg Montan-Lehranstalt . She still has a working tail hammer today .
		Former Trades house, so-called. Rebenburg ObjectID :  30254	Hauptstrasse 113 KG location : Vordernberg	Manor house of the wheel works IX. The Radwerk IX, which no longer exists, is associated with two well-known Vordernberg trade names, namely Schragl and Hans von Rebenburg, who owned the facility from 1773 to 1871.
		Trades house, so-called. Kerschbaumer House ObjectID :  30255	Hauptstrasse 114 KG location : Vordernberg	Former bike master's house with various owners, including Johann Adolf II. Zu Schwarzenberg and Adolf Joseph Prince zu Schwarzenberg.
		Post Milestone ObjectID :  85281	opposite Hauptstrasse 114, KG location : Vordernberg	The old milestone is opposite the house at Hauptstrasse 114. The distance given corresponds to about 34 kilometers from Bruck an der Mur .
		Trades house, so-called Leobener House ObjectID :  30256	Hauptstrasse 117 KG location : Vordernberg	The Zehner-Radwerk was owned by the citizens of the city of Leoben and the Leoben Realgemeinschaft from 1631 to 1908, and in 1899 it was shut down. Because of its dilapidation, the wheelwork was blown up to the furnace floor. The Leoben house was the seat of the administrator of the Radwerke VIII, IX (until 1773) and X. The portal (dated 1769) is decorated with the ostrich, the heraldic animal of the city of Leoben.
		Mitsch-Blahhaus, former casting hall at Radwerk XI ObjektID :  45401	Hauptstrasse 123 KG location : Vordernberg	The Radwerk XI blast furnace was dismantled in 1924. The casting hall and the Schmelzerhäusl still exist. From 1755 this wheelwork was owned by the Prandstätter family, from 1847 Heinrich Mitsch, who had married Caroline Prandstätter, became the owner.
		Former Schmelzerhaus to Radwerk XI ObjectID :  69453	Hauptstrasse 134 KG location : Vordernberg	Remains of the wheel works XI, on the left the smelter house built above the Vordernbergerbach, on the right the casting hall
		Machine building Glaslbremse ObjectID :  85180	Laufstrasse 71 KG location : Vordernberg	The second Bremsberg (inclined elevator) of the Dulnig ore conveyor railway began at the Glasl machine house.
		Catholic branch church hl. Laurentius and former cemetery ObjectID :  57782	Laurentistraße KG location : Vordernberg	The late Gothic church, built in 1465, was renovated in 2004 and is located about one kilometer above the village in the direction of Präbichl. It was originally the parish church of Vordernberg. Since the place and its wheelworks migrated down the valley over time, because there was more water available for the blast furnaces, it is only a branch church today. On May 7, 1882, the church and a neighboring house burned down. During the reconstruction, the church tower was given a pointed roof instead of the previous onion dome. Four new bells were raised and consecrated on August 11, 1883.
		Mesnerhaus ObjektID :  85283	Laurentistraße 5 KG location : Vordernberg	Since 1698 owned by the magistrate and the market town of Vordernberg
		Köchlmeiergut, former Bürgerspital ObjectID :  85263	Laurentistraße 15 KG location : Vordernberg	According to the parish chronicle, the hospital was founded in 1548. It was a welfare institution, not a hospital. 1982 abandoned as an old people's home (citizen's hospital). In the core of the 16th century Baroque building is the chapel of St. Anna.
		Radwerk IV, Blast Furnace Museum ObjectID :  85355	Peter-Tunner-Straße KG location : Vordernberg	In 1911 , the monumental-classical wheelworks built in 1846 were closed . It was placed under protection in 1928 as the first technical monument in Austria and has the last fully equipped charcoal blast furnace in Europe. The well-preserved industrial monument is now used as a show and demonstration object in a museum.
		Former Radwerk III (blower house and furnace block ) ObjectID :  85359	Peter-Tunner-Straße KG location : Vordernberg	In the oven floor there is a so-called oven sow , which weighs several tons. This is a non-fusible lump of iron and slag that has formed at the end of a mostly six-year “furnace journey” (= operating time). After a trip to the furnace, the furnace was re-bricked and the furnace boar removed, which was a difficult drudgery with the tools of the time. The furnace sow was then buried in the area, including in the stream.
		Trades house, so-called. Sesslerhaus ObjektID :  30258	Peter-Tunner-Straße 1 KG location : Vordernberg	Trades house for Radwerk III, newly built in 1821 by Josef Sessler.
		Bürgerhaus, Sogen. Driver's cab, former coach house ObjectID :  44232	Peter-Tunner-Straße 3 KG location : Vordernberg	This house was a farm building of the Radwerk II. In this case, the leader means coachman or driver, apparently they lived or worked here.
		Former Room hut for Radwerk II ObjectID :  85358	Peter-Tunner-Strasse 5 KG location : Vordernberg	The Zimmerhütte was an outbuilding of Radwerk II, which stood where the main square is today. Today the building is used by the municipal administration as a truck yard.
		Fuhrhof, former horse stable ObjectID :  30259	at Peter-Tunner-Straße 9 KG location : Vordernberg	Former stable of the Radwerk II
		Former Radwerk I with coal bars, casting hall and garden gate ObjektID :  85361	Peter-Tunner-Straße 11-13 KG location : Vordernberg	With the exception of the blast furnace, almost all of the houses and halls belonging to Radwerk I have been preserved.
		Trades house Pichlhof or Ratsherrenburg ObjectID :  36697	Rötzstrasse 1 KG location : Vordernberg	The core of the former Pichlhof dates from the 16th century. It has a round arched gate and a transverse corner tower. At times it served as a meeting house for the Vordernberg cycling championship community.
		Former Provision depot, so-called. Box house ObjectID :  36698	Viktor-Zack-Straße 1 KG location : Vordernberg	Built in 1641 as a warehouse.
		Workers' house, so-called. Princely House ObjectID:  7181	Viktor-Zack-Straße 2 KG location : Vordernberg	The house belonged to Archduke Johann and his son Franz Graf Meran from 1832 to 1870 .
		Barbara-Säle, former workshop of the cycling community ObjektID :  85362	Viktor-Zack-Straße 6 KG location : Vordernberg	In the years 1870/72 the cycling community built a central workshop across from the Raithaus for the needs of all cycling and mining. In 1921 this workshop ceased operations. After the Second World War, an event hall was set up in this building, which was called the Burschenhaus. After another interior restoration in 1986, these event rooms were called the Barbarasäle.
		Substation at Präbichl ObjektID :  75650	Vordernberg 1 KG location : Vordernberg	Erected around 1930 by Brossmann and Keller for the Austrian-Alpine Montangesellschaft . A characteristic utility building in the local style , which "adapts to the surrounding nature in a rural design." The building has a high hipped roof and a row of balconies below the roof. In addition, the Präbichl wind power plant (2001), one of the first larger wind turbines in Styria.
		Cemetery Chapel ObjectID :  85186	Location KG: Vordernberg	On the south side of the baroque cemetery chapel is the tombstone for Wolfgang and Christoph Schachner from 1499.
		Cemetery ObjectID :  85188	Location KG: Vordernberg	The Vordernberg cemetery is located near the Catholic parish church .
		Erzmagazin Neue Schönauhalde ObjektID :  85223	Location KG: Vordernberg	Magazine for the storage of iron ore with a capacity of 60,000 tons. Built from 1872 to 1880, used until the fire in 1960. At that time the ore bunker burned down, so that only the stone walls remain.
		Erzmagazin Alte Schönauhalde ObjectID :  85225	Location KG: Vordernberg	Place of the former ore magazine, with a capacity of 7300 tons.
		Former Mortuary chamber and tombstone Simon Lanner ObjektID :  85258	Location KG: Vordernberg	19th century tombstone
		Steinmetzhaus ObjektID :  44231	Location KG: Vordernberg
		Former Roasting oven , so-called Laurenzi roasting ObjectID :  85203	Location KG: Vordernberg	In this roasting plant near the Laurentius Church, built between 1844 and 1847, the iron ore for the Vordernberg blast furnaces was originally roasted with charcoal and, from 1859, with a lignite half-gas furnace. The roasting means heating the Spateisensteines, expelled whereby the presence of carbon dioxide and the sulfur and thus a more favorable for the melting process in the blast furnace starting product is provided.
		Post- and Commercialstraße, Alte Präbichlstraße ObjectID :  85354	Post and Commercialstrasse location KG: Vordernberg

Former monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Residential house, so-called Ausleererhaus ObjektID :  85174 until 2019	Laufstrasse 60 Location KG: Vordernberg	The house was built around 1850. It is at the end of the horizontal route of the Laufstrasse (directly at the ski run from the Polster ). The relevant sources do not provide any details about the object. The name suggests that the ore trains of the Dulnig ore conveyor railway were emptied here and the ore was thrown into the Handlalm ore bunker a few meters to the south, from where it was then transported to the next horizontal route via the inclined elevator of the Handlalm brake.

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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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

• Kurt Woisetschläger, Peter Krenn: Dehio Handbook - The Art Monuments of Austria: Styria (excluding Graz). Topographical inventory of monuments, ed. from the Federal Monuments Office, Department for Monument Research. Publisher Anton Schroll. Vienna 1982. ISBN 3-7031-0532-1 .
• Hans-Jörg Köstler and Josef Slesak: Guide through Vordernberg and its mining historical sites, 3rd expanded edition 1990, Universaldruckerei Leoben

Web links

Commons : Listed objects in Vordernberg  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

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} Blast furnace museum Radwerk IV. (No longer available online.) In: Museums an der Steirische Eisenstraße. Archived from the original on March 6, 2016 ; accessed on October 5, 2015 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
3. ^ Gerhard A. Stadler: The industrial heritage of Lower Austria: history, technology, architecture . Böhlau, 2006, ISBN 978-3-205-77460-0 , p. 24 ( limited preview in Google Book Search [accessed November 30, 2012]).
4. ^ Edwin Weigand: Montanhistorisches Museumensemble RADWERK IV Vordernberg. Retrieved October 5, 2015 . 
5. ↑ Walter Brossmann , section value ; Alfred Keller, sen. , Section Vita ; both architektenlexikon.at
6. ^ Styria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , status: 23 January 2019.
7. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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