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VII. Appendices
c)
List of Monuments in Schwetzingen
(Annegret Kalvelage, Melanie Mertens)
This list includes all protected buildings in the
nominated area and the buffer zone of the
property nominated. The buildings are listed
alphabetically by street and numerically by
house number.
Anselm-Feuerbach-Straße 6 (Flstnr 0-6136-
6137)
Two-storey building with plastered walls
and hipped roof, garage, wooden fence on a
low plastered base wall topped with yellow
sandstone slabs, constructed in 1950s and
was originally part of the plot Schillerstr. 4
(comprise single unit) § 2
August-Neuhaus-Straße 1, 3 (Flstnr 0-1069/1,
0-1069/2)
Two-storey corner building with mansard
roof and corner tower facing Nadlerstraße
with shingled bays in first storey, one over
a rectangular and one over a semi-circular
floor plan, two transverse gables on August-
Neuhaus-Straße, circa 1900 (comprise single
unit) § 2
August-Neuhaus-Straße 18 (Flstnr 0-1072/1)
Corner building with corner tower and
complex roof of varying styles and complex
masonry in the style of the neo-renaissance,
facings partially modernized, circa 1900 § 2
Bahnhofanlage (Flstnr. 520)
Gedächtnisbrunnen (Memorial Fountain),
granite fountain with bronze reliefs of the
electoral couple (recast 1956), the coat of arms
of Baden and a copper fish-head gargoyle;
three tiered basins; donated by a charity, the
“Verein für gemeinnützige Zwecke” founded
in 1871, design by Karl Hoffacker, director of
the Kunstgewerbeschule Karlsruhe, executed
by Hassler & Schehl, officially opened on
9th September 1906, moved to the southern
perimeter in 2004 § 2
Bahnhofanlage 3 (Flstnr. 355)
Entrance hall and roofed platforms (Platforms
2 and 3); the two-storey building with
projections was built in a late Classicist style
shortly after 1870, on the new Mannheim-
Karlsruhe railway and enlarged in 1897 § 2
Bahnhofanlage 2-18, (Carl-Th.-Str. 12-20,
Marstallstr. 3-23, street sections) (Flstnr.
506/1 506/2, 507/8 u. 9, 508, 509/1, 510, 510/1,
510/2, 510/3, 511, 511/1, 505/6, 510/4, 505/1,
505/2, 505/6, 505/7, 507/11, 497/2, 496/2,
495/2, 526, 526/1, 377, 512)
Former Franciscan monastery, built 1767-
1769, demolished 1907; some remains of the
wall have been preserved § 2, A2
Bahnhofanlage 8, 10 (Flstnr. 508/2, 509/1)
Residential building. Two storeys, plastered,
with transverse gables, sandstone dressings
in a neo-Renaissance style. No. 10 was built,
along with outbuildings and a cellar, for the
wine merchant Ernst Ihm in 1895; it is the
more elaborate of the pair, especially in the
curved gable (entirety of items) § 2
Bahnhofanlage 12 (Flstnr. 510/3)
Villa Neuhaus, built in 1894 for the family of
industrialist Caspar August Neuhaus. Solid
construction, two storeys, brickwork and
sandstone dressings, Neuhaus coat of arms
and date “1894” in the bell gable, bay window,
balcony, winter garden, various alterations
and extensions dating from c.1916; winter
garden by Architect Armbruster, garden front
altered in 1924, in accordance with plans
by Moosbrugger und Pflaumer/Heidelberg;
in 1933, extension with guest room and
verandah facing the Clementine-Bassermann-
Straße by Pflaumer/Heidelberg, conversion of
the top floor in 1937 § 2
Bahnhofanlage 18, 20 (Flstnr. 526)
Semi-detached residential building. Ashlar
and plaster, two storeys, mansard roof,
transverse gable, balcony, decorative
balustrades, wrought-iron gate and much fine