List of buildings made of porta sandstone

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The Porta sandstone occurs between Lübbecke , Minden and Lemgo in North Rhine-Westphalia . At the Porta Westfalica breakthrough in the Weser in the area of ​​the city ​​of Porta Westfalica , the sandstone bank is up to 20 meters thick. Accordingly, the main area of ​​mining was here. After the Second World War, this stone was no longer mined.

Since the 11th century, the Porta sandstone has been used as a work stone along the Weser . It was also used nationwide in churches and bridges.

The list of structures made of porta sandstone includes structures made entirely or partially of porta sandstone. Buildings that no longer exist today are also included in the list.

At the moment, this list is far from complete.

Porta Westfalica

image Surname category Postcode place District / city Built Remarks
Kaiser Wilhelm PW.jpg Kaiser Wilhelm Monument at Porta Westfalica monument 32457 Porta Westfalica , Barkhausen district (map) Minden-Lübbecke 1892-1896 Monument in honor of Kaiser Wilhelm I
on the east end of the Wittekindsberg in the Wiehen Mountains
Moltketurm.jpg Moltketurm tower 32457 Porta Westfalica , Barkhausen district (map) Minden-Lübbecke 1828-1829 Lookout tower on the Wittekindsberg in the Wiehen Mountains
Wittekindsburg1.jpg Berghotel Wittekindsburg Castle 32457 Porta Westfalica , Barkhausen district (map) Minden-Lübbecke 1895-1896 Location on the Wittekindsberg in the Wiehen Mountains
Margarethenklus-Wittekindsburg-0003.jpg Margarethenklus church 32457 Porta Westfalica , district of Barkhausen Minden-Lübbecke 1224, before Two-bay, rectangular hall building in the Romanesque style on the Wittekindsberg in the Wiehen Mountains .
Other name: Wittekindskapelle
EvKapelle-Barkhausen-0002.jpg Ev. Barkhausen Chapel chapel 32457 Porta Westfalica , district of Barkhausen Minden-Lübbecke 1450 Simple, rectangular hall made of porta sandstone and slated roof turrets.
Bismarck Tower-Porta-Westfalica.jpg Bismarck Tower (Porta Westfalica) tower 32457 Porta Westfalica , district of Hausberge Minden-Lübbecke 1902 The tower made of Portasandstein from Jakobsberg stood at the highest point of the Jakobsberg in the Weser Mountains . It was demolished in 1952 to make way for the first telecommunications tower .
The stones were used to rebuild the town hall of Minden after it was destroyed in World War II.
Gaststaette Bismarckburg.JPG Bismarckburg restaurant House 32457 Porta Westfalica , district of Hausberge Minden-Lübbecke 1800, before
(end of the 18th century)
Popular excursion destination on the Jakobsberg in the Weser Mountains , west below the telecommunications tower . Partly made of porta sandstone. Demolition of the building at the end of 2013.
Schlageter Monument.JPG Schlageter monument monument 32457 Porta Westfalica , district of Hausberge Minden-Lübbecke 1933–1934,
but not quite finished
Location on the Jakobsberg in the Weser Mountains , approx. 650 m (as the crow flies) west of the Bismarckburg restaurant .
In 1958 a viewing platform was built on the porta sandstone base.
Hausberge1.jpg Old gatehouse of the Schalksburg Castle 32457 Porta Westfalica , district of Hausberge Minden-Lübbecke 1562, before One-storey quarry stone building over half-sunken basement in the center of Hausberge
Rathaus-Hausberge-0054.jpg Portaner Town Hall town hall 32457 Porta Westfalica , Hausberge district , Kempstr. 1 Minden-Lübbecke 1909 The foundation, stairs and parts of the facade of the administration building with Art Nouveau facade are made of porta sandstone.
Lerbeck.jpg Lerbeck Church church 32457 Porta Westfalica , district Lerbeck , Zur Porta 74 Minden-Lübbecke 1892 Neo-Gothic style church
Mill icebergs.jpg Windmill icebergs Mill 32457 Porta Westfalica , district Eisbergen ,
Ahmserort
Minden-Lübbecke 1855 Lower half of quarry stone , upper half of porta sandstone.
1989/92 moved to the current location.

Minden

image Surname category Postcode place District / city Built Remarks
A Minden Cathedral Westwork 2.jpg Minden Cathedral church 32423 Minden ,
Lower Old Town
circle 800, approx. Roman Catholic Provost Church.
Destroyed and rebuilt several times: Simple hall church / Carolingian-Romanesque basilica with monumental westwork / Gothic hall church with Romanesque west bar.
Portasandstein, Obernkirchener sandstone , Ibbenbürener sandstone were used
MI - Town Hall.jpg Old Town Hall town hall 32423 Minden ,
market square
circle 1260, approx.
Major reconstruction from 1659 to 1662.
Reconstruction after destruction in World War II. In doing so, u. a. used the stones from the Bismarck Tower on Jakobsberg , which was demolished in 1952 .
  Post office building Post office building 32423 Minden ,
at the large cathedral courtyard
circle 1953 Porta sandstone is visible in the base area
Minden5.jpg Prussia Museum Military. building Postcode Minden ,
Simeonsplatz
circle 1829 Classicist building,
former defensive barracks,
part of the Minden fortress
2010-05-21 Minden Fortress Hospital.jpg "Schinkelbau" Military. building Postcode Minden ,
Portastrasse
circle 1830 Classicist building, former garrison hospital, part of the Minden fortress
  Army Bakery Military. building Postcode Minden ,
Upper Old Town,
Martini Cemetery
circle 1832-1834 Four- story neo-Romanesque building, part of the Minden fortress made of clinker brickwork, faced with porta sandstone
MI - Proviant Magazin 2.jpg Provision magazine Minden Military. building Postcode Minden ,
Upper Old Town,
Martini churchyard,
adjacent to the army bakery
circle 1835-1836 Four- story neo-Romanesque building, part of the Minden fortress made of clinker brickwork, faced with porta sandstone.
Burned out at the end of World War II. Traces of fire are still visible.
Station MI.jpg Minden (Westphalia) train station railway station Postcode Minden ,
right bank of the Weser
circle 1847-1850 Inselbahnhof, part of the Minden station fortress
Fortress Minden03.jpg Fort C Military. building Postcode Minden ,
right bank of the Weser
circle 1847-1850 Part of the Minden station fortress
Oberpostdirektion minden.jpg Oberpostdirektion Minden - first office building Post office building Postcode Minden , Friedrich-Wilhelm-Straße / corner of Kaiserstraße circle 1855-1858 Large three-storey rectangular building. The facade made of Porta sandstone was designed to match the Minden main station
MI - Old Coin.jpg Old coin Former mint now a restaurant Postcode Minden ,
old town, Brüderstraße 2
circle 1260, approx.  

Remaining district of Minden-Lübbecke

image Surname category Postcode place District / city Built Remarks
Bergkirchen1.jpg Ev. Bergkirchen Church church 32549 Bad Oeynhausen , Bergkirchen
district
Minden-Lübbecke 1756
Petershagen Castle2.jpg Petershagen Castle Castle 32469 Petershagen ,
at the confluence of the Ösper with the Weser
Minden-Lübbecke 1306, approx. Castle-like complex,
built as a moated castle.
Conversion to a castle in the 16th century. ( Weser Renaissance )
Building material: Porta sandstone and Obernkirchen sandstone
  Petrikirche church 32469 Petershagen ,
main street
Minden-Lübbecke 1615-1618 Hall church in Gothic style
Petershagen4.jpg Ev. Petershagen-Buchholz parish church church 32469 Petershagen
district of Buchholz
Minden-Lübbecke 1300, before (12th century) Hall construction
Mill Nordhemmern.jpg Greftmühle in Nordhemmern Mill 32479 Hille , district of Nordhemmern ,
Windmühlenweg 65
Minden-Lübbecke 1838 Building material: Coarse porta sandstone with a backfilled earth wall. Also called "Brinkmanns Mühle".
Mill Hartum.jpg Dutch windmill in Hartum Mill 32479 Hille , district of Hartum Minden-Lübbecke 1877 The conical tower is made of carefully hewn porta sandstone.
The ground floor is also made of the material of the tower instead of a heaped earth wall.
Mill Eilhausen.jpg "Königsmühle" Eilhausen Mill 32312 Lübbecke
district of Eilhausen
Minden-Lübbecke 1748 Dutch windmill. The mill stump was built from porta sandstone. It was later raised by brick masonry.

Herford district

image Surname category Postcode place District / city Built Remarks
Pauluskirche-Bünde2.JPG Pauluskirche zu Bünde church 32257 Frets Herford 1869-1873
Hiddenhausen-Oetinghausen Franzosengrab.jpg Boulders at the "French grave" monolith 32120 Hiddenhausen
district Oetinghausen
Herford 1983 or earlier At a rest area under an oak tree, 14 stone blocks made of Porta sandstone with a diameter of up to 1 meter are a geological monument. They were found in the Lippinghauser Ziegeleigrube, where they had been transported through the ice of the Ice Age.

Rest of Germany

image Surname category Postcode place District / city Built Remarks
BremerDom-Vierungsturm.jpg Bremen Cathedral church 28195 Bremen Bremen 1000–1200
(11th – 13th centuries)
HB 2016-0607 photo18 Ueberseestadt and Hafen.jpg Molenfeuer Überseehafen South tower   Bremen Bremen 1906 After being damaged by steamer crash in 1926 changed slightly rebuilt using the old Boss square -Außenmauerwerks from Porta sandstone
Bruchhausen-Vilsen, tower of St. Cyriakus Church.jpg St Cyriacus (Vilsen) church 27305 Bruchhausen-Vilsen Diepholz 1200, approx .:
tower and ship
Building material is field and rubble stone . The reveals of the arched windows are made of porta sandstone
  St. Cosmae et Damiani (Dörverden) church 27313 Dörverden Verden ??? Rectangular hall church, Romanesque core.
The three western bays are built in Romanesque style from porta sandstone.
Stmatthaeus rodenkirchen stadland 2.jpg St. Matthew Church (Rodenkirchen) church 26935 Rodenkirchen (Stadland) Wesermarsch 1200, approx.
  St. Aegidius Church in Berne church 27804 Berne Wesermarsch 1240, approx. Building material is porta sandstone and brick .

Numerous illustrations in

Hammerbrueckeost.jpg Old Hammer Railway Bridge bridge 41460 Düsseldorf-Hamm Dusseldorf 1870 Railway bridge over the Rhine at river kilometer 738
Demolished after 1987,
the bridge towers made of Porta sandstone were preserved.
RK 1811 P1650930 Old Harburg Elbe Bridge.jpg Old Harburg Elbe Bridge bridge 21079 Hamburg-Harburg Hamburg 1897-1899 Road bridge over the Süderelbe with portals made of porta sandstone.
Today only for pedestrians and cyclists.

Rest of Europe

image Surname category Postcode place District / city Built Remarks
Tczew Mosty.jpg Vistula bridge Dirschau bridge PL
83-100
Dirschau Tczew ( Poland ) 1850-1857 Railway bridge over the Vistula .
Porta sandstone pillar towers.
It is still used today as a road and pedestrian bridge

Individual evidence

  1. Information from the city of Osnabrück. Retrieved April 18, 2014 .
  2. Bismarck Tower Porta Westfalica
  3. Article in the Mindener Tageblatt about the Portaner town hall, from October 21, 2009
  4. Article in the Mindener Tageblatt "Lerbeck Church renovated", from September 24, 2010
  5. Article in Mindener Tageblatt: "Schinkelbau is being renovated after moving", from July 26, 2008 ( Memento from July 30, 2010 in the Internet Archive )
  6. The "Fort C" of the Minden station fortifications ( Memento from January 25, 2012 in the Internet Archive )
  7. Fortifications - Minden: Fort C ( Memento of the original from July 26, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.festungsbauten.de
  8. a b mills in the municipality of Hille
  9. ^ City of Lübbecke - The districts
  10. History of the Pauluskirche zu Bünde ( Memento of the original from April 10, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) 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. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.pauluskirche-buende.de
  11. ^ Hiddenhausen - Geschichtsweg, Station 12: The French grave
  12. St. Petri-Dom, Bremen ( Memento from August 5, 2012 in the web archive archive.today )
  13. ^ NWZ Online: Report on the renovation of the St. Matthew Church (Rodenkirchen), January 12, 2006
  14. DGC-Mitteilungen No. 110, summer 2007 (PDF; 2.7 MB)