Route of industrial culture Rhein-Main Rüsselsheim

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The Route of Industrial Culture Rhein-Main Rüsselsheim is a section of the Route of Industrial Culture Rhein-Main in the Hessian city of Rüsselsheim am Main . The project tries to develop monuments of industrial history in the Rhine-Main area .

List of routes in Rüsselsheim

Ruesselsheim

location object Year of origin description image
Hauptmann-Scheuermann-Weg 4
( location ) 		City and Industry Museum Rüsselsheim Industrial history exhibition
City and Industry Museum Rüsselsheim
Ludwig-Dörfler-Allee 9
( location ) 		Opel villas: Villa Wenske 1915-1916 Villa in the style of historicism by Johannes Becker from Darmstadt
Opel villas: Villa Wenske
Hauptmann-Scheuermann-Weg 2
( location ) 		Opel villas: Villa Dr. Fritz Opel 1931-1932 Villa based on plans by the architect Prof. Paul Meißner. Since 2003 the villa has served as a center for art as part of the Opel Villas Foundation.
Opel villas: Villa Dr. Fritz Opel
Löwenplatz
( location ) 		Adam Opel's first workshop A metal plate marks Adam Opel's first small workshop
Adam Opel's first workshop
Weisenauer Strasse
( location ) 		Opel factory building for automobile production 1907-1917 Reinforced concrete building with a facing brick. The plant was built from west to east BW
Weisenauer Straße 25
( location ) 		Opel bathroom 1907 Art Nouveau bathroom BW
Bahnhofsplatz
( location ) 		Opel portal building 1912-1921 Portal building according to Prof. Paul Meißner as a symbiosis of tradition and modernity
Bahnhofsplatz
( location ) 		Adam Opel statue 1937 Statue by sculptor Emil Hub
Adam Opel statue
Bahnhofsplatz
( location ) 		Rüsselsheim train station 2003-2006 Architects: A – Z Architects, Project Management Olaf Feierabend
Rüsselsheim train station
( Location ) Opel factory factory building in the south-east 1909-1911 Characteristic architecture with serial, large-scale factory windows for the elongated production halls BW
along the railway line
( location ) 		Opel villas: Villa Sophienheim Originally inhabited by the Adam and Sophie Opel family, destroyed in World War II BW
along the railway line
( location ) 		Opel villas: Villa Martha Originally inhabited by the Wilhelm von Opel family, destroyed in World War II , today completely renovated and used as business premises BW
( Location ) Opel factory factory building with tower 1916, 1929 Principle of the endless grid system according to Prof. Paul Meißner
Lasalleplatz
( location ) 		Volkshaus 1930 Today's town hall BW
west and east of Königstädter Straße
( location ) 		Workers residential area from 1890 First workers' residential area in row construction BW
Königstädter Straße 20
( location ) 		Church of St. Georg with altarpiece to Catholic. Labor movement 1902 3-part altarpiece with content related to the Catholic labor movement BW
Wilhelminenstrasse 21
( location ) 		House in the workers' residential area circa 1904 Original design in exposed brick with sandstone BW
opposite Frankfurter Straße 83
( location ) 		Workers Monument 1938 Bronze sculpture "Crankshaft Smith" by the sculptor Ludwig Spiegel
Workers Monument
Frankfurter Strasse 41
( location ) 		Ferdinand Stuttmann's house 1841 Residence of the coconut carpet manufacturer Ferdinand Stuttmann
Ferdinand Stuttmann's house
Ludwig-Dörfler-Allee 5
( location ) 		Manufactory Hasenhaar-Schneiderei Stein 19th century One of four rabbit hair tailors. The hair of rabbit skins was obtained for hat production
Manufactory Hasenhaar-Schneiderei Stein

literature

  • Route of industrial culture Rhein-Main Rüsselsheim
    • I: No. 14 local route guide, 19 objects from industrial history in Rüsselsheim; 2006.
  • Schirmbeck, Peter (ed.): Route of industrial culture. 40 stations between Bingen and Aschaffenburg , Frankfurt am Main, Nest Verlag 2003, 104 pages, 40 b / w photos, ISBN 3-925850-47-3 .
  • Bebenburg, Sabine von (project leader): Route der Industriekultur Rhein-Main , ed. from «KulturRegion Frankfurt RheinMain», Frankfurt am Main, Societäts-Verlag 2006, 158 p., numerous. Color illustration, ISBN 3-7973-0960-0 .
  • RheinMain cultural region (ed.): Route of industrial culture , identity and change , Volume 2, CoCon-Verlag, Hanau 2009, ISBN 978-3-937774-70-1 , 240 pages, brochure with over 300 illustrations.

Web links

Commons : Route der Industriekultur Rhein-Main Rüsselsheim  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Das Autowerk , accessed on November 23, 2015