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Schloss Corvey

Schloss Corvey is a historic Carolingian monastery and castle located in Höxter, Germany, with over a thousand years of history. Renowned for its magnificent Carolingian westwork and Baroque interiors, it has been designated a UNESCO World

Abteikirche St. Stephanus und Vitus

The Abteikirche St. Stephanus und Vitus is the magnificent abbey church of Corvey, a UNESCO World Heritage site, showcasing stunning Carolingian and Baroque architecture. Its twin towers dominate the Höxter skyline, while the interior boast

Albert Bachmann

Commemorative markers contribute to a layered urban landscape where architecture and biography intersect, encouraging visitors to read the city as both a physical space and a living archive.

Archäologische Live-Grabung

The Archäologische Live-Grabung is a unique, hands-on archaeological excavation site in Höxter where visitors can witness—and even participate in—ongoing digs. Located near the historic Corvey Abbey, the site reveals layers of medieval and

Bernhard Disse Memorial

The Bernhard Disse memorial in Höxter is a solemn tribute to a man whose life was tragically interrupted by the Holocaust. Located in a quiet neighborhood, the marker invites passersby to pause and acknowledge the individual humanity lost t

Berta Bachmann geb. Silberberg

Markers like this highlight intertwined family narratives within Höxter’s social fabric, reminding visitors that everyday life once unfolded along streets now remembered through names and monuments.

Berta Rothenberg geb. Frankenberg

In Höxter, this memorial honors Berta Rothenberg née Frankenberg, remembering her life and the persecution she endured during a dark chapter of history. The site acts as a quiet testament to the countless women whose stories were silenced b

Bismarckturm Höxter

The Bismarckturm Höxter is one of many towers built across Germany in honor of Chancellor Otto von Bismarck, offering panoramic views of the surrounding Weser valley. Constructed from local stone, this sturdy tower stands on a hilltop, its

Carl-Möllinger Bust

This bronze bust of Carl Möllinger stands proudly in Höxter, celebrating a figure who made significant contributions to the local community or culture. Crafted with artistic detail, the sculpture captures the essence of his character and le

Corvey

Corvey is a former Benedictine abbey and one of the most significant Carolingian architectural monuments in Germany, designated a UNESCO World Heritage site. Its imposing Westwork, with its grand facade and intricate stone carvings, is a ra

Dieses Mahnmal ruft:

This memorial prompts reflection on remembrance itself—how communities choose to remember, what they emphasize, and what they leave unsaid. It functions as both artwork and civic dialogue.

Dorfbrunnen (Village Fountain)

The historic Dorfbrunnen in Höxter is a charming centerpiece of the village, reflecting centuries of communal life and architectural tradition. Often adorned with intricate ironwork or stone carvings, this fountain served as the social hub

Dr. Richard Frankenberg

Located in Höxter, this memorial site honors Dr. Richard Frankenberg, a figure whose life story is intertwined with the tragic history of the Holocaust in the region. The marker serves as a solemn reminder of the individuals persecuted and

Ernst Dillenberg

Linking a person to a place strengthens civic attachment, turning streets and squares into stages where local identity is continually enacted and remembered.

Ernst Möse

Figures such as Ernst Möse anchor local narratives in real biography, helping visitors understand how individuals contributed to the region’s evolving story beyond textbook summaries.

Forum Anja Niedringhaus

The Forum Anja Niedringhaus is a poignant museum in Höxter dedicated to the life and work of the renowned German war photographer Anja Niedringhaus. Housed in a modern, light-filled space, the museum showcases her powerful images that captu

Gedenkstein 1947 (1947 Memorial Stone)

Erected in the immediate aftermath of World War II, the Gedenkstein 1947 in Höxter marks a period of reconstruction and remembrance for the local population. This stone serves as a physical testament to the resilience of the community as th

Haus Horstkotte

Older buildings like Haus Horstkotte embody changing tastes in construction and domestic life, offering a tactile connection to earlier design priorities and daily routines.

Haus des Chirurgen

The Haus des Chirurgen, or Surgeon's House, is a meticulously restored 16th-century building in Höxter that once belonged to a town physician. Its half-timbered facade features intricate carvings and a distinctive oriel window, reflecting t

Hermann Bachmann

By preserving names associated with local spaces, these markers sustain collective memory and encourage passersby to reflect on how ordinary lives accumulate into shared history.

Hungerstein (Famine Stone)

The Hungerstein in Höxter is a legendary rock steeped in local folklore, traditionally believed to signal impending famine when exposed by low river levels. This natural formation has captured the imagination of the community for generation

Jole Rosenstein Memorial

In the heart of Höxter, the Jole Rosenstein memorial serves as a stark reminder of the individuals erased from history by the Nazi regime. This marker, often overlooked by hurried travelers, offers a chance to stop and honor a life that sho

Josefs-Kapelle

Josefs-Kapelle is a small, intimate chapel in Höxter, dedicated to Saint Joseph, offering a quiet retreat from the bustle of modern life. Its simple yet elegant interior features a modest altar, wooden pews, and soft natural light filtering

Kati Rothenberg geb. Leopold Memorial

This solemn memorial in Höxter stands as a poignant tribute to Kati Rothenberg, preserving the memory of a life lost during the Holocaust. Located in the quiet streets where her family once lived, the site invites visitors to reflect on the

Klosterruine tom Roden

Kläre Löwenstein Memorial

Lina Beyerlein geb. Heumann Memorial

Marktkirche

Moritz Bachmann

Museum im Hütteschen Haus

Ovenhäuser Storks

Paul Netheim Memorial

Pauline Leopold geb. Ganzmann Memorial

Rosa Schönfeld Memorial

Rosenbergs Grab

Sidonie Bachmann geb. Mansbach

Siegfried Bachmann

Sofie Netheim geb. Katz Memorial

Stolperstein for Albert Dillenberg

Stolperstein for Bernhardine Löwenstein geb. Weizenkorn

Stolperstein for Berta Jacobi geb. Löwenstein

Stolperstein for Carla Pins, geb. Judenberg

Stolperstein for David Löwenstein

Stolperstein for Emanuel Jacobi

Stolperstein for Emma Bachmann geb. Fischel

Stolperstein for Helmut Löwenstein

Stolperstein for Hermann Dillenberg

Stolperstein for Inge Rose Bachmann

Stolperstein for Karoline Böhm, geb. Kirchheimer

Stolperstein for Markus Judenberg

Stolperstein for Max Pins

Stolperstein for Meier Bachmann

Stolperstein for Rosa Dillenberg geb. Löwenstein

Beer and Schnapps Museum

Forum Jacob Pins

Henny Dillenberg

Henriette Simson

Hotel Corveyer Hof

Hungerstein

Ida Pins geb. Lipper

Johanna Uhlmann geb. Katz

Lina Beyerlein geb. Heumann

Niedersachsen Hotel

Olga Mühlfelder

Selig Ransenberg

St. Nikolaus Church

Walter Uhlmann

Ernst Löwenstein

Eugenie Hochheimer

Goldine J. Wolff geb. v.d.Wyll

Gustav Frank

Regina Simson (née Himmelstern)

Richard Dillenberg

Samuel J. Wolff

Albert Bukofzer Memorial Stolperstein

Berl-Eli Löwenstein

Dr. Leo Pins

Gertrud Löwenstein geb. Wallhausen

Hedwig Frank geb. Baruch

Karoline Goldschmidt geb. Blankenberg

Martha Bukofzer

Memorial Stone for Ludwig Knorr

Ruth H. Simson

Siegfried Simson Memorial

Werner S. Simson

Berta Kaufmann geb. Blankenberg

Bertha Himmelstern geb. Schierling

Bertha Katz geb. Nussbaum

Hedwig Ahron née Hochfeld Memorial Plaque

Irmgard Bukofzer

Margarete Frankenberg

Minna Löwenstein geb. Meyer