Kreuznach lay on the Roman road that led from Metz (Divodurum) by way of the Saar crossing near Dillingen-Pachten (Contiomagus) and the Vicus Wareswald near Tholey to Bingen am Rhein (Bingium). [18], The town wall, first mentioned in 1247,[19] had a footprint that formed roughly a square in the Old Town, and was set back a few metres from what are today the streets Wilhelmstraße, Salinenstraße and Schloßstraße, with the fourth side skirting the millpond. On 24 August 1495,[17] there was another uprising of the townsfolk, but this one was directed at Kreuznach's Palatine Amtmann, Albrecht V Göler von Ravensburg, who had refused to release a prisoner against the posting of a bond. Oranienstraße 10/12 – villalike pair of semi-detached houses with hip roof, Oranienstraße 13/15 – villalike pair of semi-detached houses, clinker brick building with hip roof, Renaissance Revival, 1903/1904, architect Peter Kreuz, Oranienstraße 14 – elaborate villa resembling a country house, 1906, architect Peter Kreuz, Oranienstraße 17 – villalike house with hip roof, Renaissance Revival and Art Nouveau motifs, 1905/1906, architect Peter Kreuz, Oranienstraße 19 – villalike house with odd-shaped roofscape, Renaissance Revival motifs, 1904/1905, architect Peter Kreuz (? ); one-floor front wing, 1934, architect Karl Heep, Beinde 18 – corner house; two essentially 18th-century, Bleichstraße 18/20 – axially symmetrical pair of semi-detached shophouses; two-tone clinker brick building, 1899/1900, Bleichstraße 23 – sophisticated sandstone-framed clinker brick building with hip roof, Renaissance Revival, 1896/1897, architects Brothers Lang, Bleichstraße 25 – sandstone-framed brick building with hipped mansard roof, 1896/1897, architect August Henke, Bleichstraße 26 – two-and-a-half-floor corner shophouse; sandstone-framed clinker brick building with tower oriel and hip roof, Renaissance Revival, 1892, architect Martin Hassinger, Bosenheimer Straße 79 – house and factory building, decorative clinker brick building with half-hip roof, Renaissance Revival, marked 1899/1900, architect Johann Stanger; factory: spacious brick building, Brückes 12 – sophisticated three-floor house, Classicist motifs, about 1840, Brückes 14 – two-and-a-half-floor house, about 1840, Brückes 16 – lordly Gründerzeit villa with hipped, Brückes 18 – lordly Gründerzeit villa, two-and-a-half-floor building with hip roof, 1877/1878, architect Ludwig Bohnstedt, Brückes 20 – spacious three-floor building with hip roof, about 1840; side building dating from same time, Brückes 22 – two-and-a-half-floor Classicist house, 1880/1881, Brückes 24 – house, Romanesquified motifs, about 1850, Brückes 27 – storage and dwelling house; one-and-a-half-floor Classicist building with hipped mansard roof, about 1879, Brückes 33 – former Potthoff & Söhne winegrowing estate; representative villalike building with hip roof, Renaissance Revival, about 1860, front wing with Renaissance Revival motifs, 1909, architect Anton Kullmann; wing, about 1860; southern estate building, 1888, architect Jacob Karst, Brückes 41 – Anheuser & Fehrs winegrowing estate; residencelike shophouse; three-wing complex in stone-block wallwork, Heimatstil, 1930s, reconstruction 1948/1949, architect Theo Wilkens, Brückes 53 – Economic Adviser August E. Anheuser winegrowing estate; one-floor, Brückes 54 – former main railway station; two-wing castlelike red clinker brick building, Romanesquified motifs, 1860, Brückes 60 – house resembling a country house; two-and-a-half-floor brick building, partly, Bühler Weg 3 – bungalow with high mansard floor, 1925/1926, architect Peter Riedle; characterises street's appearance, Bühler Weg 8 – villalike corner house, 1927/1928, architect Martin Au, Bühler Weg 12 – villalike corner house with hip roof, 1927, architect Martin Au, Cauerstraße 3 – villa with hip roof, corner tower with pointed roof, 1925/1926, architect Alexander Ackermann, Dessauer Straße, Hüffelsheimer Straße, Schlosspark Museum-Roman villa, Dessauerstraße 2 – Classicist pair of semi-detached houses, about 1850; four-floor plastered stone-block or, Dessauerstraße 9 – former wine cellar; one-floor brick building with barge-rafter gable, 1891 (? Today, between Staudernheim and Kusel, it serves as a tourist attraction for those who wish to ride draisines. On a false charge of usury, Count Simon III of Sponheim (after 1330–1414) had him thrown in prison and only released him after payment of a hefty ransom. A monumental stone before the old spa house recalls this historic event. Mannheimer Straße 16 – three-floor shophouse, Mannheimer Straße 17 – three-floor shophouse, plastered timber-frame building with hip roof, 18th century, shop built in about 1897; cellar before 1689, Mannheimer Straße 19 – three-floor shophouse, plastered timber-frame building with, Mannheimer Straße 21 – three-and-a-half-floor shophouse, Late Classicist motifs, possibly from the third fourth of the 19th century, Mannheimer Straße 22 – three-floor shophouse, plastered timber-frame building with hip roof, marked 1764 and 1864 (Classicist conversion); two cellars before 1689, Mannheimer Straße 27 – three-floor corner shophouse, plastered timber-frame building, 18th century; cellar before 1689, Mannheimer Straße 29 – three-floor corner shophouse, Late Baroque, board-clad timber-frame building, Mannheimer Straße 32, 34, 36 – no. Preserved as an incunable print from 1487, printed in Mainz by Peter Schöffer (about 1425–1503), is an invitation from the mayor and town council to any and all who considered themselves good marksmen with the crossbow to come to a shooting contest on 23 September.[20]. Salinenstraße 92/94, Moltkestraße 8 – sophisticated three-wing building with hip roof, Salinenstraße 95 – Gründerzeit bungalow, clinker brick building with hipped, Salinenstraße 113/115 – pair of semi-detached houses, spire light gable with half-hips, Renaissance Revival and Art Nouveau motifs, 1907/1908, architect Fritz Wagner, Salinenstraße 114/116 – Doppelvilla, langgestreckter building with hip roof, 1921/1922, architect Hans Best. Since 1948, they have run it together with the Sisters of the Congregation of Papal Law of the Maids of Mary of the Immaculate Conception, and today run it as a hospital bearing the classification II. All together, the town was visited by 92,700 overnight guests (*as of 31 December 2010). The first field hockey department in a Bad Kreuznach sport club, however, was the Kreuznacher HC, which made it to the semi-finals at the German Championship in 1960, and which to this day stages the Easter Hockey Tournament. In 1457, at a time when a children's crusade movement was on the rise, 120 children left Kreuznach on their way to Mont-Saint-Michel by way of Wissembourg. The crosses are sometimes wrongly taken to be Christian crosses. The briny springs were likely discovered in 1478; nevertheless a Sulzer Hof in what is today called the Salinental ("Saltworks Dale") had already been mentioned in the 13th or 14th century. The town can also attract new investment with its economic conversion areas. The coat of arms first appeared with this composition on the keystone at Saint Nicholas's Church in the late 13th century. In the years 1206 to 1230, Counts Gottfried III of Sponheim (d. 1218) and Johann I of Sponheim (d. 1266) had the castle Kauzenburg built, even though King Philip of Swabia had forbidden them to do so. The last Stadtkommandant (town commander), Lieutenant Colonel Johann Kaup (d. 1945), kept Bad Kreuznach from even greater destruction when he offered advancing American troops no resistance, and yielded the town to them on 16 March 1945 with barely any fighting. Meisenheim ist eine Stadt und gehört der Verbandsgemeinde Nahe-Glan im Landkreis Bad Kreuznach (Rheinland-Pfalz) an. Similarly, Zelem was the Yiddish name for, About him and the family zum Stein's beginnings. In 1904, the pharmacist Karl Aschoff discovered the Kreuznach brine's radon content, and thereafter introduced "radon balneology", a therapy that had already been practised in the Austro-Hungarian town of Sankt Joachimsthal in the Bohemian Ore Mountains (now Jáchymov in the Czech Republic). 10 January 1960), politician (, Karl Christoph Klauer (b. Hier haben Sie jederzeit Zugriff auf Ihre Abonnements, können den Urlaubsservice buchen und uns Ihre Anliegen zur Bestellung, Zahlung und Prämien mitteilen. Alle freien Wohnungen zur Miete in Franken finden Sie im regionalen Immobilienanzeigenmarkt bei immo.inFranken.de. 14,17 and Jean-Winckler-Str. Elector Palatine Philip the Upright and John I, Count Palatine of Simmern, granted the town leave to hold a second yearly market in 1490. [50] The subprefect in Simmern in 1800 was Andreas van Recum and in 1806 it was Ludwig von Closen. ), Zwingel – 30 m-long stretch of wall of the sovereign area (, Zwingel 5 – main building of the former Tesch Brewery; three-floor building with pitched roof and clad timber framing, marked 1830 and 1832, from the solid ground floor entrance to three vaulted cellars in the Schlossberg, Graveyard of Honour, Lohrer Wald, in town's western woods (monumental zone) – for the fallen of the, Schloss Rheingrafenstein – long building with hip roof, marked 1722, side building 19th century, in the gateway arch an armorial stone of the family Salm, Hackenheimer Straße 2 – three-sided estate; house, partly, Hackenheimer Straße 6 – schoolhouse, representative building with hip roof, 1909, Karl-Sack-Straße 2 – Evangelical rectory, Historicized plastered building, late 19th century; characterises street's appearance, Rheinhessenstraße 35 – three-sided estate; house, partly timber-frame (plastered), marked 1835, Rheinhessenstraße 54 – house, partly timber-frame, Renaissance double window, marked 1587, Rheinhessenstraße 58 – Baroque house, partly timber-frame, 18th century, Rheinhessenstraße 65 – three-sided estate, essentially possibly from the late 18th century; barn and house, partly timber-frame, stable building, Rheinhessenstraße 68 – former village hall, building with half-hip roof, 1732, expansion marked 1937, Rheinhessenstraße 78 – house, partly timber-frame, 18th century, Ernst-Ludwig-Straße 1 – corner house, brick building, 1891, one-floor commercial building, 1888, Ernst-Ludwig-Straße 4 – house, partly timber-frame, 18th century, Ernst-Ludwig-Straße 13 – house, partly timber-frame (partly plastered), 18th century, Falkensteinstraße 1 – corner house, partly timber-frame (partly plastered), possibly from the late 18th century, former barn, about 1900, Frankfurter Straße 8 – one-and-a-half-floor house, yellow-brick building, shortly after 1900, Village core, Kirchwinkelstraße and Dorfbrunnenstraße, Heinrich-Kreuz-Straße, Zentbrückenstraße, Dalbergstraße (monumental zone) – closed historical construction of villagelike character up to the 19th century including the late mediaeval Evangelical parish church, the Apfelsbach and the mixed gardens; mostly one-and-a-half-floor dwelling or estate houses, estate complexes of various types and sizes with ring of barns, Biebelsheimer Straße/corner of Winzerkeller –, Mainzer Straße 85 – Baroque barn with half-hip roof, 18th century, Mainzer Straße 87 – house, Baroque building with half-hip roof. Schloßstraße 5 – guesthouse, three-floor cube-shaped building with hip roof, Schöffenstraße 3 – two-and-a-half-floor house, brick building, 1892, architect August Henke, Schöne Aussicht 1 – residential building, long building with hip roof, 1927/1928, architect Wolfgang Goecke, Schöne Aussicht 3/5/7/9 – long building with hip roof and corner oriels, 1924/1925, architect Gruben. Es ist an der Zeit, Franken neu zu erschmecken! After Rome's downfall, Kreuznach became in the year 500 a royal estate and an imperial village in the newly growing Frankish Empire. Except for Bundesstraße 48, all these roads skirt the inner town, while the Autobahn is roughly 12 km from the town centre. Tippen Sie die Punkte an um eine passende Abteilungen für diese Körperregion zu finden. 1950), painter (1999 Cultural Prize winner), Gernot Meyer-Grönhof (b. [54] On 25 May 2009, the town received another special designation, this time from the Cabinet: Ort der Vielfalt – "Place of Diversity". ... Diakonie Krankenhaus - Bad Kreuznach. Thus producing businesses are of great importance, and are especially well represented by the chemical industry (tires, lacquers, dyes) and the optical industry as well as machine builders and automotive suppliers. In 2013, the prize was not awarded owing to cost-cutting measures. The indications for these treatments are for rheumatic complaints, changes in joints due to gout, degenerative diseases of the spinal column and joints, women's complaints, illnesses of the respiratory system, paediatric illnesses, vascular illnesses, non-infectious skin diseases, endocrinological dysfunctions, psychosomatic illnesses and eye complaints. Another rehabilitation clinic under private sponsorship is the Klinik Nahetal. Shortly before this, German troops had blown up yet another part of the old bridge across the Nahe, thus also destroying residential buildings near the bridge ends. Available in town are 2,498* beds for guests, which out of 449,756* overnight stays have seen 270,306* stays by guests in rehabilitation clinics. Alle Jobs und Stellenangebote in Bamberg, Bayreuth, Coburg und der Umgebung. Rüdesheimer Straße 46, 48 and 50 – three-part corner shophouse, Rüdesheimer Straße 52 – corner shophouse, Historicist brick building with mansard roof, 1907, architect Joseph Reuther, Rüdesheimer Straße 58 – Gründerzeit corner house, brick building, Renaissance Revival motifs, 1891/1892, architect Karl Keller, Rüdesheimer Straße 74 – Historicized terraced house with gateway, brick building with mansard roof, 1903/1904, architect Joseph Buther, Rüdesheimer Straße 86 – house, about 1860; winepress house, 1888, architect Philipp Hassinger; worker's house with stable, 1893, architect Johann Henke, Rüdesheimer Straße 87 – villa and wine cellar building, lordly plastered building with hip roofs, Renaissance Revival motifs, 1894/1895, architect Friedrich Metzger, Saline Karlshalle 12 – well house; plastered building with freestanding stairway, 1908, architect Hans Best, Saline Theodorshalle 28 – former children's home; representative building with hipped mansard roof, Classicist motifs, 1911, architect Hans Best, Salinenstraße – Salinenbrücke ("Saltworks Bridge"); six-arch, Salinenstraße 43 – two-and-a-half-floor villalike house, brick building with hip roof, Renaissance Revival motifs, 1896/1897, architect August Henke, Salinenstraße 45 – two-and-a-half-floor house, porphyry building with hip roof, about 1860, side building with arcade and barge-rafter gable, 1897, architects Brothers Lang, Salinenstraße 53 – two-and-a-half-floor corner shophouse, Late Classicist building with hip roof, about 1860, Salinenstraße 57a – corner house, elaborately structured Late Historicist building with mansard roof, 1898, architect Rheinstädter. In 1924, Kreuznach was granted the designation Bad, literally "Bath", which is conferred on places that can be regarded as health resorts. 32 three-floor shophouse, timber-frame building, 17th century (? Bad Kreuznach is also officially a große kreisangehörige Stadt ("large town belonging to a district"), meaning that it does not have the district-level powers that kreisfreie Städte ("district-free towns/cities") enjoy. In 1183, half of the old Frankish village of Kreuznach at the former Roman castrum – the Osterburg – burnt down. In 1375, the townsfolk rose up against the town council. 1977), painter and sculptor, Selina Herrero (b. [44] On 19 August 1663, the town was stricken by an extraordinarily high flood on the river Nahe.[45]. At the spa house on 19 December 1917, General Mustafa Kemal Pasha – better known as Atatürk ("Father of the Turks") and later president of a strictly secular Turkey – the Kaiser, Paul von Hindenburg and Erich Ludendorff all met for talks. The town is the seat of several courts as well as federal and state authorities. In that month, precipitation is 1.8 times what it is in January. In Napoleon's honour, the timing of the Kreuznach yearly market was set by Mayor Burret on the Sunday after his birthday (15 August). 5 September 1642 in, Gustav Pfarrius (b. FEUERWERK.net ist seit über 20 Jahren das bedeutendste und reichweitenstärkste deutschsprachige Internetportal für Feuerwerk und Pyrotechnik. 1 March 1944, d. 7 October 2009), nutritional psychologist, Ulrich Birkenheier (b. 13 December 1940), painter and, Rudolf Wohlleben (b. Regelversorgung under Germany's Versorgungsstufe hospital planning system. 31 December 1800 in Heddesheim, today an outlying centre of, Carl Heinrich Jacobi, photographer known for his, Elsbeth Krukenberg-Conze (b. ), Pestalozzistraße 4, 6, 8 – one-floor buildings with, Pestalozzistraße 5 – one-floor villa, partly hipped mansard roof, 1926/1927, architect Martin Au, Pestalozzistraße 9 – villalike house with hip roof, 1926, architect Peter Riedle, Pfingstwiese 7/7a – house with wine cellar, brick building with hip roof, 1906/1907, architect C. W. Kron, Philippstraße 3 – two-and-a-half-floor corner house, Renaissance Revival motifs, 1900/01, Architects Brothers Lang, Philippstraße 5 – corner house, yellow clinker brick building with hip roof, Renaissance Revival motifs, 1895/1896, Architects Brothers Lang, Philippstraße 6 – lordly villa with hipped mansard roof, Renaissance Revival motifs, 1900/1901, Philippstraße 8 – villalike building with hipped mansard roof, corner tower with, Philippstraße 9 – house, clinker brick building with hip roof, Renaissance Revival motifs, 1906/1907, architect Friedrich Metzger, Philippstraße 10 – villalike house, sophisticated building with hipped mansard roof, Renaissance Revival motifs, marked 1902, architect possibly Heinrich Müller, Planiger Straße 4 – primary school; Late Classicist, Planiger Straße 27 – two-and-a-half-floor corner shophouse with wine cellar buildings, clinker brick building with hip roof, 1896/1897, architect August Henke, Planiger Straße 147 – Seitz-Ensinger-Noll-Maschinenbau, Planiger Straße 69, 71/73, 75/77 (monumental zone) – small residential development of two-and-a-half- and three-and-a-half-floor, Poststraße 7 – former town scrivener's office; three-floor Renaissance building, partly decorative, Poststraße 8 – spacious shophouse; three-floor building with hip roof, partly timber-frame (plastered), shopping arcades, mid 19th century, Poststraße 11 – three-floor five-axis timber-frame building (plastered), partly solid, 18th century, Poststraße 15 – terrace shophouse; timber-frame building (plastered), possibly before end of the 18th century; cellar older, Poststraße 17 – three-floor, two-part shophouse, partly timber-frame; three-window house, mid 19th century, conversion and expansion in 1899/1900, architect Hans Best; cellar older, Priegerpromenade 3 – spacious Art Nouveau villa with motifs from, Priegerpromenade 9 – lordly villa resembling a country house, Renaissance Revival and Art Nouveau motifs, 1905, architect Hans Best, Prinz-Friedrich-Karl-Straße 4 – villa, large-size divided building with hip roof, 1916/1917, architect Willibald Hamburger, Raugrafenstraße 2 – villa, cube-shaped building with hip roof, 1927/1928, architect Wolfgang Goecke, Raugrafenstraße 4 – small villa, cube-shaped building with hip roof, 1927/1928, architect Paul Gans, Reitschule 12 – house with hip roof, Renaissance Revival motifs, 1903/1904, architect Jacob Karst, Reitschule 14 – villalike house with hip roof, Renaissance Revival motifs, 1903, architect Jacob Karst, Reitschule 16 – spacious villa with hip roof and rooftop tower, Renaissance Revival and Art Nouveau motifs, 1903, architect Jacob Karst, Reitschule 17/19 – pair of semi-detached houses in country house style, Renaissance Revival motifs, 1898, architect Jacob Karst, Reitschule 21 – house, brick building with hip roof, Renaissance Revival motifs, 1901, architect Jacob Karst, Rheingrafenstraße 1 – sculptor family Cauer's house, Classicist plastered building, 1839, small studio building, 1901, architect Jacob Karst, Rheingrafenstraße 1a – house, Renaissance Revival building, 1901/1902, architect Jean Rheinstädter. September 2009, S. 23, Artikel: «OB Ludwig: „Kreuznach hat Tür nach BME aufgemacht"», Zaschel, Anne (Universität Koblenz-Landau) (2014), Henri de la Tour d'Auvergne, Vicomte de Turenne, Prince-Elector, Count Palatine and Duke Karl Theodor, List of twin towns and sister cities in Germany, Learn how and when to remove this template message, Louis Henry, Count Palatine of Simmern-Kaiserslautern, "Bevölkerungsstand 2019, Kreise, Gemeinden, Verbandsgemeinden", Brückenhäuser, Alte Nahebrücke, Neustadt | Bad Kreuznach, Forschungen über die Römerstrassen etc. On 31 March 1283 (2 Nisan 5043) in Kreuznach (קרויצנאך), Rabbi Ephraim bar Elieser ha-Levi – apparently as a result of a judicial sentence – was broken on the wheel. Carsten Schäfer HNO-Schlaflabor St. Marienwörth Mühlenstr. ); cellar before 1689, Schuhgasse 11 – stately three-floor house, partly timber-frame (plastered), about 1800, Schuhgasse 13 – three-floor three-window house, about 1800 (? Finden Sie hier Traueranzeigen, Todesanzeigen und Beileidsbekundungen aus Ihrer Tageszeitung oder passende Hilfe im Trauerfall. 23 May 1876, d. 4 May 1927 in Berlin), Nelli Schmithals (b. Jetzt Porno Videos und Filme von BEEG wo private Hausweiber ficken . Jean-Winckler-Straße 18 – house with hip roof. It is now a foundation known as the kreuznacher diakonie (always written with lowercase initials). 1971), diplomaed educator and columnist, Andreas Fischer-Lescano (b. Kreuzstraße 78/80 – pair of semi-detached houses, Kurhausstraße – monument to F. Müller; monolith with medallion, 1905, Stanislaus Cauer, Kurhausstraße 5 – house; plastered building on porphyry pedestal, about 1860, glazed, Kurhausstraße 12 – three-floor tenement, 1845/1846. Records witness Jewish settlement in Kreuznach beginning in the late 13th century, while for a short time in the early 14th century, North Italian traders ("Lombards") lived in town. Vermisster Junge in Meisenheim: Wir bitten um Mithilfe! From Bingen am Rhein, Regionalbahn trains run by way of the Alsenz Valley Railway, which branches off the Nahe Valley Railway in Bad Münster am Stein, to Kaiserslautern, reaching it in roughly 65 minutes. An original steam locomotive and its shed, which were moved from Winterburg, can be found today in nearby Bockenau. The spa operations and the wellness tourism also hold a special place for the town as the world's oldest radon-brine spa and the Rhineland-Palatinate centre for rheumatic care. Before the Thirty Years' War, Kreuznach had some 8,000 inhabitants and seven monasteries. Gustav-Pfarrius-Straße/Lina-Hilger-Straße, Gustav-Pfarrius-Straße 14, 16/18, 20/22, 24/26, 28 (monumental zone) – sophisticated residential buildings, three-floor buildings with hip roofs with two-floor, Gustav-Pfarrius-Straße 14–30 (even numbers), 17–37 (odd numbers), Ringstraße 102–110 (even numbers), Jean-Winckler-Straße 2–20 (even numbers), Röntgenstraße 20–24 (even numbers), 25–35 (odd numbers) (monumental zone), Gut Neuhof – three-sided estate; house, building with half-hip roof, about 1800, right-angled addition, 1905, further right-angled addition over, Güterbahnhofstraße 6 – house, Renaissance Revival motifs, about 1860, one-floor side building, Güterbahnhofstraße 7 – house, Renaissance Revival motifs, about 1900, Güterbahnhofstraße 9 – sophisticated two-and-a-half-floor house, Renaissance Revival motifs, about 1860, spacious side building, Heinrichstraße 3 – sophisticated house, clinker brick building with hip roof, Renaissance Revival and Baroque Revival motifs, 1898/1899, architect Friedrich Metzger, Heinrichstraße 5 – lordly villa, brick building, Renaissance Revival, 1895/1896, architect Jean Rheinstädter, Heinrichstraße 11/11a – representative pair of semi-detached villas resembling country houses, 1908/1909, architect Friedrich Metzger, Helenenstraße 5 – sophisticated clinker brick building with hipped, Helenenstraße 7 – villalike house, Renaissance Revival and, Helenenstraße 8 – villalike house, cube-shaped brick building with hipped mansard roof, Renaissance Revival motifs, 1904/1905, architect Heinrich Müller, Helenenstraße 9/11 – pair of semi-detached houses with hipped mansard roof, Renaissance Revival and Art Nouveau motifs, 1906, architect Heinrich Müller, Helenenstraße 10 – house, Renaissance Revival and Art Nouveau motifs, 1905/1906, architect Heinrich Müller, Helenenstraße 12 – corner house with hip roof resembling a country house, Renaissance Revival motifs, 1906/1907, architect Heinrich Müller. According to an 822 document from Louis the Pious, who was invoking an earlier document from Charlemagne, about 741, Saint Martin's Church in Kreuznach was supposedly donated to the Bishopric of Würzburg by his forebear Carloman. Kreuznacher Diakonie Bad Kreuznach (Pdf , 790,1 KB) Klinikum Worms (Pdf , 819,3 KB) Die Evaluationsergebnisse im PJ Herbst 2015/16 werden im Folgenden aufgelistet. In 1336, Emperor Louis the Bavarian allowed Count Johann II of Sponheim-Kreuznach to permanently keep 60 house-owning freed Jews at Kreuznach or elsewhere on his lands ("… daß er zu Creützenach oder anderstwoh in seinen landen 60 haußgesäsß gefreyter juden ewiglich halten möge …"). 192, 50735 Köln Telefon 0221 - 224 2541 leserreisen@dumont.de Für individuelle, konkrete Fragen zu den einzelnen Reisen wenden Sie … 6 2 4. 14 September 1972), expert in, Alexander Graeff (b. 24 September 1976), writer, Marie von Oranien-Nassau (b. The Kaiser actually lived in the spa house. After his death, King Henry IV supposedly donated the settlement of Kreuznach to the High Foundation of Speyer in 1065,[13] who then transferred it shortly after 1105 – presumably as a fief – to the Counts of Sponheim. 34 plastered timber-frame building, no. März 1960, Amtliches Gemeindeverzeichnis 2006, Statistisches Landesamt Rheinland-Pfalz, Municipal election results for Bad Kreuznach, "Description and explanation of Bad Kreuznach's arms", Directory of Cultural Monuments in Bad Kreuznach district, Landkreis Bad Kreuznach: Inhaltsverzeichnis des Kreisrechtes, Homepage des Fördervereins, retrieved, 20 January 2013, Brückenhäuser auf der Alten Nahebrücke in Bad Kreuznach, "Die Wiege der Korbjäger steht in Bad Kreuznach", II. Schöne Aussicht 10/12, Dr.-Geisenheyner-Straße 5 – houses picturesquely staggered with each other, 1926/1927, architect Hans Best & Co. Schöne Aussicht 11–21 – long residential building with hip roof, 1924/1925, architect Gruben, Schöne Aussicht 1–25 (odd numbers), 10–16 (even numbers), Dr.-Geisenheyner Straße 1, 3, 5, 2–12 (even numbers) as well as Winzenheimer Straße 23 and 25 (monumental zone) – workers' housing development, craftsmen and, Schuhgasse 1 – three-floor shophouse, plastered timber-frame building, possibly 18th century, shop built in 1881, architect Jacob Kossmann; cellar before 1689, Schuhgasse 2 – three-floor shophouse, partly timber-frame (plastered), hip roof, possibly shortly after 1849 with, Schuhgasse 3 – three-floor house, partly timber-frame (plastered), mansard roof, 18th century; cellar before 1689, Schuhgasse 4 and 6 – two Classicist three-floor three-window houses, about 1850; under no. ), Eiermarkt 4 – three-floor corner house; timber-frame building (plastered) with, Eiermarkt 8 – three-floor shophouse; plastered building, possibly from the 18th century; two cellars before 1689, Eiermarkt 10a – four-floor shophouse; essentially, Eiermarkt 11 – three-floor shophouse with mansard roof, 18th century, Classicist makeover in the 19th century, Eiermarkt 12 – three-floor Baroque timber-frame house (plastered), partial makeover in the 19th century, Eiermarkt 13 – three-floor corner house; imposing, Forsthausweg 5 – spacious half-hip roof villa in corner location, 1926, architect Peter Riedle, Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 3 – sophisticated villa; building with mansard roof on irregular footprint, Baroque and Renaissance Revival motifs, 1908/1909, architect Kaspar Bauer. [48] In the extreme winter of 1783/1784, the town was heavily damaged on 27–28 February 1784 by an icerun and flooding. The Sponheim abbot Johannes Trithemius had brought the monasterial belongings, the library and the archive to safety in Kreuznach. ), Dessauerstraße 31 – former tanner's house; partly, Dessauerstraße 41 – Gründerzeit villa; two-and-a-half-floor building with hip roof, Renaissance Revival, about 1870, polygonal, Dessauerstraße 43 – Neoclassical villa, cube-shaped building with hip roof, about 1870; built behind it, a brick building, 1883, architect Friedrich Metzger, Dessauerstraße 49 and 51 – former Puricelli-. Since this time, the town has been known as Bad Kreuznach. 0 0 0,- für 1 2 7 qm NEUBAU Reihenhaus auf 3 Etagen und CARPORT in E I B A C H: Merken Top Premium. [29] The Jewish graveyard on Stromberger Straße was bought in 1661 (one preserved gravestone, however, dates from 1630) and expanded in 1919. [16] In 1475, Electoral Palatinate issued a comprehensive police act for the Amt of Kreuznach, in which at this time, no Badish Amtmann resided. Clara Schumann, who was attending the spa in Kreuznach, and her half-sister Marie Wieck gave a concert at the spa house in 1860. Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor, who spent Whitsun 1508 in Boppard, stayed in Kreuznach in June 1508 and wrote from there to his daughter Duchess Margaret of Savoy. In the Nine Years' War (known in Germany as the Pfälzischer Erbfolgekrieg, or War of the Palatine Succession), the Kauzenburg (castle) was conquered on 5 October 1688 by Marshal Louis François, duc de Boufflers. 1946), painter and sculptor (2008 Cultural Prize winner), Walter Brusius (b. 1954 as Bernhard Quandt), Chairman of the National Tourism Authority of, Holger Härter (b. Die Weltbank und der Internationale Währungsfonds (IWF) arbeiten reibungslos Hand in Hand. 25 March 1937), basketball functionary, Hans Maria Mole (b. 26 March 1866, d. after 1917), writer, Alexe Altenkirch (b.