Schwetzingen - Schlösser-Magazin

Hebelstraße 4 (Flstnr. 179/1)
Shared entry to the yard with No. 6 § 2
Hebelstraße 5 (Flstnr. 125)
Residential/commercial building, formerly
the court pharmacy. Two storeys, eaves facing
the street, plastered, saddleback roof, entrance
mid-front; built after 1710 as an inn, “Zum
goldenen Engel”, bought 1736 by the court
treasury and converted to house the electoral
slaughterhouse and court bakery; in 1802,
acquired by pharmacist Franz Ludwig Krampe
who was granted permission to use the title of
court pharmacist in 1804 § 2
Hebelstraße 6 (Flstnr. 179/2)
Residential building, originally a farm. One
storey, eaves facing the street, plastered,
saddleback roof and gateway, date 1811 § 2
Hebelstraße 8 (Flstnr. 180)
Residential building. One storey, eaves facing
the street, plastered, basket arch surmounting
gateway, keystone marked “G. Sch 1782” § 2
Hebelstraße 19 (Flstnr. 125)
Reformed schoolhouse and residential
building. One storey, eaves facing the street,
half-timbered, saddleback roof, built before
1718, served as a Reformed school under the
direction of Johannes Reinle § 2
Heidelberger Straße 1 (Flstnr. 52)
Protestant parsonage. Solid construction, two
storeys, plastered, half-hipped roof, sandstone
dressings, a wall with a round arch connecting
it with the church, original gate, built 1750
§ 2
Heidelberger Straße 1a (Flstnr. 50)
Residential building. Solid construction, eaves
facing the street, two storeys, plastered, built
on to the Protestant parsonage in 1802 § 2
VII. Appendices
Heidelberger Straße 6 (Flstnr. 283)
Cellar. Ornate Renaissance arch predating the
destruction of the town in 1689, one of very
few surviving private buildings from the 17th
century § 2
Heidelberger Straße 10 (Flstnr. 285)
Residential building and barn, parts of a
former farm. Two storeys, gable facing the
street; front part of the house solid brick, halftimbered
walls elsewhere, saddleback roof,
gateway with round arch, door marked 1618,
half-timbered barn in yard marked 1738;
today’s house and barn originally constituted
a farm together with today’s No. 12; the
property was divided in 1859, and this half
much altered and enlarged c.1860-1880 using
18th-century parts and the vaulted cellar of a
demolished outhouse; later a shop was added
and the street front altered; c.1860-1880 § 2
VII.
Heidelberger Straße 1
(Photo: Kalvelage).
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