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Domkapitularhof

Beschreibung

This building, together with the vicarage to the left, originally belonged to the Kinheim estate of the Cologne cathedral chapter. A list of the income of the bailiwick in the Kröve realm from 26 September 1324 already stated that the bailiff received one pound of pepper "from the St. Peter farm in Cologne, situated in Kinheim".

The two-and-a-half-storey building is a high-skirted Baroque plastered building with four regular axes and a slated gable roof. The two rectangular metal mullioned windows in the two left axes on the ground floor are remarkable. The two-winged front door with three panels each is still original. To the right is a round-arched passage to today's Schulgasse, which was still called "Cöllnisch Gasse" in the year after the farm estate.