On the following pages you will find a selection of historical objects in the municipality of Kürten. Each of the objects listed here also has a metal stele installed, which provides information about the most important data of each object. Further interessting information, as listed here on our pages, can now be explored by used of the QR code directly at place. A QR code is a square image on the stele, which can be read using a mobile phone and the integrated camera. Its link will then direct to a respective page link on our homepage with the corresponding, more detailed information.
We hope our explanations will give you a lot of interesting reading material and we hope you enjoy exploring and understanding our local culture! You are also welcome to send us your questions and suggestions at info@gv-kuerten.de
Catholic Church of St. Johann Baptist
Parish
Old office
"Dr. Förster Hülse" in Enkeln
Old school
"St. Anna Chapel" in Weiden
Bechen donkey
St. Maternuskapelle
Catholic Church "St. Antonius Hermit"
The army route
Pohler mill
Altes Pastorat
Catholic Church "To the Sorrowful Mother"
Former rectory
Half-timbered house “Zur Post”
Children's Village "The Good Hand"
Other Stellmachers
Grundermühle
Old parish office
Catholic Church "St. Nicholas"
Dürscheider Hof
"St. James Chapel" in lace
Ore mine “Katharina Glück”
Locum tenens
Former rectory
Catholic Church "St. Peter and Paul"
Old school
Chapel estate
Locum tenens
Gut Cleverhof
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digital "INTERACTIVE MAP"
to explore the surroundings
The origin story
In 2009, the History Association for the Municipality of Kürten and Surroundings recorded cultural-historical objects such as churches and chapels, houses and mills, tombstones and devotional crosses on behalf of the municipality of Kürten and with the help of the working group >History / Cultural History Mission Statement Kürten 2020 < compiled in the brochure “Of crossroads, mills and sinkholes“ .
The original author of the overview map shown below is Stefanie Kurth, which has lovingly compiled and located all historical objects on our old homepage. This map is also the inspiration for our new digital Interactive map , which will continue to be expanded from now on.
The book about these objects
The brochure “Of crossroads, mills and sinkholes“ also shows all of these objects beautifully compiled in printed form and is available through our association.