Luther House

The following buildings are named Lutherhaus :

Buildings in which Luther worked:

• Lutherhaus (Eisleben) , Luther's birthplace
• Lutherhaus (Eisenach) , Luther lived there during his school days
• Lutherhaus (Wittenberg) , Luther's place of residence from 1524 until his death
• Lutherhaus (Neustadt an der Orla) , Luther is said to have stayed there several times
• Lutherhaus (Schmalkalden) , residential building

Buildings named after Luther:

• Lutherhaus ( Berlin-Reinickendorf ), Protestant church building in the Berlin district of Reinickendorf from 1929 (architect: Werner Gregor)
• Lutherhaus ( Berlin-Pankow ), Protestant church building in Berlin-Pankow from 1930 (Architects: Rudolf Klante and Ernst Christian Pfannschmidt )
• Lutherhaus (Essen) , Protestant church building from the 1930s in Essen
• Lutherhaus (Flensburg) , parish hall at Lutherpark in Flensburg, near the monastery , where the introduction of the Reformation was decided.
• Lutherhaus (Hanover) , building erected by Paul Brandes in 1925 at Ebhardstrasse 3a, listed as a historical monument
• Lutherhaus (Kötzschenbroda) , Protestant church building from the 1920s in Kötzschenbroda
• Lutherhaus (Wesel) in Wesel, Protestant church building from 1729
• Lutherhaus Evangelical Hospital in Essen, today Alfried Krupp Hospital Steele

See also:

• Martin Luther House

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.