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detail, inspired by late Baroque buildings,
built 1903 § 2
Bahnhofanlage 22, 24, 26, 28, 30
(Flstnr. 528, 529, 529/3, 530, 531/2)
Terrace of houses built around 1900 in
historical revival styles. No. 22: Brick, two
storeys, sandstone base and dressings, slight
central projection with a balcony on consoles,
scroll gable with date 1900; No. 24/26:
Symmetrical pair of houses, two storeys, brick
with sandstone dressings, one gable each;
No. 28: Brick with sandstone dressings, two
storeys, central projection with sandstone
window bay and gable, built in 1895 for a
businessman, Karl Spiegelberger, by Friedrich
Ritter; No. 30: Solid construction, plastered,
sandstone dressings, corner turret, mansard
roof, built pre-1895 for a teacher, Franz Dörfler
(entirety of items) § 2
Bahnhofanlage, at No. 32 (Flstnr 0-520)
Memorial Well, granite well with a rear
wall divided into five sections with bronze
artworks of the princely couple (replica
installed 1956), House of Baden coat-of-arms
in the centre and a copper water spout in
the form of the head of a fish, water basin
surround comprising three steps, donated
by the Society for the Support of Charities
established in 1871, designed by Karl
Hoffacker, Director of the Karlsruhe School of
Arts and Crafts, executed by the company of
Hassler & Schehl, officially inaugurated on 9th
September, 1906 and moved to the southern
edge of the site in 2004 § 2
Bismarckstraße 1 (Flstnr. 416/1)
Inn, “Badner Hof”. Solid construction, two
storeys, plastered. Hipped roof with transverse
gable, a fine example of a Biedermeier-era inn
just outside the town centre, built 1883 § 2
Bismarckstraße 2 (Flstnr. 552/11)
Residential/commercial building. Clinker, one
storey, slate-covered mansard roof, sandstone
base, entrance and shop windows enhanced
by sandstone features, entry with sandstone
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jamb, neo-Baroque, built 1891 § 2
Bismarckstraße 21 (Flstnr. 533)
Residential building. One storey, plastered,
eaves facing the street, saddleback roof and
central projection, sandstone dressings and
casements, late 19th century § 2
see Schlossplatz entirety of items
Bruchhäuser Str. 3 (Flstnr 0-0951)
Dwelling house, two-storey building with
plaster walls and complex roof of varying
styles, demarcated on the sides with a fence in
crenellated form, stone bearing coat-of-arms
dated 1907 § 2
Bruchhäuser Str. 8a (Flstnr 0-0987/13)
Conical brick tower with dividing elements
and plastered sides, formerly tower for water
tank, Intze type, named on the weather vane
§ 2
VII.
Bahnhofsanlage 18
(Photo: Kalvelage).
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