List of listed objects in Windigsteig

The list of listed objects in Windigsteig contains the 17 listed , immovable objects of the municipality of Windigsteig .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Former Moated Castle Grünau ObjectID :  18888	Grünau 1 KG location : Grünau	Windigsteig Castle, which is located between the village and the pond in a small depression and was mentioned in a document in 1311, is a two-storey four-sided complex from the 16th century that was originally designed as a moated castle . The noteworthy external features include a renewed painting of the local stone as well as profiled ground floor windows on the north side from the second third of the 16th century. To the east of the castle is a spacious farm yard. This has an elongated tract in the middle with local stone structure from the 16th / 17th centuries. Century. On the narrow side it has a stone-framed porch under a gable top with a former roof turret. The front structure is adjusted to the width of the overall structure by means of side extensions.
		Figure shrine St. Felix von Cantalice ObjectID :  18891	Location KG: Kleinreichenbach	In Kleinreichenbach, on a pedestal marked 1752 with the coat of arms of the Polheim family, there is a statue of St. Felix of Cantalice .
		Lichtenberg local chapel ObjectID :  18893	Lichtenberg 445 KG location : Lichtenberg	The Lichtenberg local chapel, built in 1922/1923 according to a design by Franz Mühlbach, on the thoroughfare in front of the northern row of courtyards, is a simple building on an embossed base. Your facade tower is accessible through a mighty rusticated arched gate. Two of its sound windows are in the gable projections of the tower spire.
		Figure shrine St. Felix von Cantalice ObjectID :  18894	Location KG: Lichtenberg	At the local chapel of Lichtenberg, on a coat of arms of the Polheim family marked 1738, there is a statue of St. Felix of Cantalice.
		Figure shrine St. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID :  18899	Location KG: Markl	In Markl there is a stone figure of St. Johannes Nepomuk .
		Matzlesschlag local chapel ObjectID :  18900	Location KG: Matzlesschlag	The local chapel in the west of Matzlesschlag is a historicist , flat, closed structure with round arched windows and a gable turret crowned by a pointed gable helmet, built between 1902 and 1904 . The interior has a pressed needle cap barrel. The black and gold columned altar was made around 1660/1680 and supposedly comes from the former pilgrimage church in Rafingsberg. In the center is a late Gothic carved relief of the Lamentation of Christ, which was created in the early 16th century. On the sides there are figures of a bishop from around 1330 and St. Leopold from around 1480. The rococo half-figures of Maria and the Man of Sorrows in the cafeteria date from the third quarter of the 18th century.
		Shrine Object ID:  18901	Location KG: Matzlesschlag	In Matzlesschlag there is an eight-sided tabernacle shrine marked 1676.
		Former Moated Castle Meires ObjectID :  18906	Meires 1 location KG: Meires	In the east of Meires rises a three-winged, former moated castle of the Renaissance . The two-story, south-facing complex has a shorter east wing. Remnants of plaster tape and plastering can be seen. The round corner towers on the southeast corner and on the north wing lie under conical roofs with wooden shingles, which are crowned by lantern attachments with onion helmets. The castle is accessible through a barrel vaulted passageway in the western wing.
		Church ruins Seven Pains Mariae ObjectID :  18905	Rafingsberg 5 KG location : Meires	The ruins of the former pilgrimage church of the Seven Sorrows of Mary are located near Rafingsberg . It was first mentioned as the newly built Lady Chapel in 1455. After construction activities in 1490 the church was in 1494 as the Zwettl owned subsidiary church Unserfrau consecrated. The nave was rebuilt in 1658–1663 and consecrated in 1670. In 1708 a ring wall was built around the church at the end of a pilgrimage route from Waidhofen an der Thaya. The pilgrimage to Rafings was canceled by Emperor Joseph II in 1786 and the furnishings of the church were removed. Part of it was destroyed, another part came to Windigsteig. In 1788 the church was closed. In 1792 the profanation and the demolition took place. The two-bay choir had a five-eighth end that has been preserved up to the height of the roof approach. In addition, the remains of the buttresses can be seen as well as preserved ribs tapering over lowering blades or crossing over. The walls of the originally immaculate pointed arch windows were partly broken off.
		Figure shrine St. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID :  18907	KG location : Meires	At the southern exit of Meires, a statue of St. Johannes Nepomuk, which was made in the second quarter or around the middle of the 18th century.
		Figure shrine St. Felix von Cantalice ObjectID :  18911	Location KG: Rafings	Behind the Rafings Chapel is a statue of St. Felix von Cantalice on a pedestal with the coat of arms of the Polheim family. The monument is marked 1738.
		Figure shrine St. Felix von Cantalice ObjectID :  18913	Location KG: Waldberg	In Waldberg there is a statue of St. Felix on a pedestal with the coat of arms of the Polheim family. The monument is marked 1739.
		Parsonage Object ID:  18915	Marktplatz 10 KG location : Windigsteig	The vicarage west of the church of Windigsteig - a former aristocratic residence that was expanded in 1562 and later decayed, which was adapted as a vicarage in 1677 after a fire in the original vicarage in 1674 - is a two-storey three-wing complex. The eastern wing dates from the second half of the 16th or 17th century and was partially rebuilt as a school in 1868. The elongated north wing was renewed in 1687. The west wing was probably renewed in 1728 by Josef Munggenau. Between 1799 and 1805 a renovation took place. In the north wing there is a stucco framed ceiling that is divided by partition walls. In the southwest corner hall there is a grooved stucco ceiling from 1733, which in its curved frame shows a feeding pelican as a high relief as well as tablets of the law, an anchor and rich foliage and ribbon work in medallions. The furnishings include an oil painting from the second half of the 18th century.
		Catholic parish church hl. Laurentius ObjektID :  18914	KG location : Windigsteig	The parish church of St. Laurentius is a simple , early Baroque hall building with a choir tower , probably Gothic in the core of the wall . The simple nave with high lunette windows and the flat, closed chancel lie under a uniform tile gable roof. The church is accessible in the south through a profiled framed portal from the construction period, which has a cornice on volute consoles. A porch with a niche figure of the Man of Sorrows dates from the second half of the 19th century. The eight-sided choir tower, mentioned in 1668 as being in progress, has been shifted slightly southwards towards the ridge axis. It has a five-storey structure in square fields and is crowned by an onion helmet. In the apex of the choir is the low sacristy, enlarged in 1950.
		War memorial ObjectID :  18916	KG location : Windigsteig
		Pillory ObjectID:  18917	KG location : Windigsteig	The pillory in Windigsteig is a granite pillar from the 17th century with a crowning Roland figure.
		Figure shrine, St. Felix von Cantalice ObjectID:  18918	KG location : Windigsteig	In Windigsteig there is a stone statue of St. Felix von Cantalice on a pedestal with the coat of arms of the Polheims.

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

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. ↑ Friedrich Tschuden: "Have a precious property" - the origin and history of important pilgrimage sites in the Waldviertel . Dissertation. Vienna 2008, p. 50 ( PDF ).
3. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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