[16] Old Town Hall
Description
The old Kinheim town hall, which is now privately owned, was built as a council and fire station and dedicated on 29 April 1928.
In addition to the golden inscription "Rathaus Kinheim", it shows the coat of arms of the Cröver Reich, to which Kinheim has always belonged. The double-headed eagle points to the imperial immediacy as a former Carolingian crown estate, while the shield with the chequered pattern refers to the Counts of Sponheim, who had the Kröv Empire as a hereditary fief.
POIs
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[1] Harelbeke Square
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[2] Roman viticulture
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[3] Roman wine press stone
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[4] Echternacher Hof
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[5] Birthplace of Josef Bechtel
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[6] Grafenhof
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[7] Residential building Graf-Spee Straße 11
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[8] Hubertuslay
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[9] Rosenberg
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[10] Raiffeisenkasse Kinheim
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[11] Kees wayside shrine
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[12] Burgstrasse 71
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[13] Old Kinheim castle
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[14] Echternacher Hof
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[15] Major fire in the Pützgasse
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[16] Old Town Hall
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[17] Domkapitularhof
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[18] Kinheim Winegrowers´ Co-operative
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[19] Vicarage
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[20] Burgstraße 24
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[21] Burgstraße 14
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[22] Burgstraße 15
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[23] Burgstraße 13
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[24] Burgstraße 11
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[25] Memorial at St Martin´s Catholic Church
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[26] Cross in the Rosenberg
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[27] Sucellus
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[28] old railway embankment
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[29] Schiffergasse 16
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