krefeld

(252a) Moers–Hüls–Krefeld

The Moers–Hüls–Krefeld railway line is a forgotten artery of the Lower Rhine's industrial past, once bustling with coal and passenger trains. Today, its abandoned tracks and overgrown stations stand as silent monuments to a bygone era of ra

Adolf Mahler

This Stolperstein in Krefeld commemorates Adolf Mahler, a victim of the Nazi regime. The small brass plaque, polished by time and touch, is a poignant testament to his individuality. It lies at the threshold of where he once lived, a silent

Altes Löschwasserbecken

The Alte Löschwasserbecken, or Old Fire Water Basin, is a relic of the city's early fire safety infrastructure, standing as a testament to civic responsibility. This large, sunken reservoir once played a critical role in protecting the town

Anna Maria Zanders

Anna Maria Zanders is commemorated with a Stolperstein in Krefeld, a small brass plaque embedded in the sidewalk at her last known address. This humble marker tells the story of a life disrupted by the Holocaust, serving as a permanent remi

Auguste Hertz

This Stolperstein commemorates Auguste Hertz, a victim of the Holocaust. The brass plaque, set into the pavement, is part of a Europe-wide project to memorialize those persecuted by the Nazis. Its presence in Bockum's quiet streets serves a

Bildstock mit St. Petrus

This image pillar dedicated to St. Peter is a small religious monument found in Bockum, reflecting the deep Catholic traditions of the region. The statue of St. Peter, the patron saint of fishermen and gatekeeper of heaven, is often depicte

Bismarck-Sockel

The Bismarck Sockel serves as a solemn reminder of the unification of Germany and the influence of Otto von Bismarck. Located prominently, this base once supported a monumental statue that commanded respect from all who passed. Today, it st

Buschhüter-Bau

The Buschhüter-Bau is a striking example of early 20th-century industrial architecture, characterized by its robust construction and functional design. Originally serving as a workshop or storage facility, it now stands as a monument to the

Buschhüterhaus

The Buschhüterhaus is a beautifully preserved historic building in Bockum, now serving as a local museum. Its traditional architecture, with half-timbered details and a thatched or tiled roof, offers a glimpse into the region's domestic pas

Clementine Frank

A Stolperstein commemorating Clementine Frank, a Jewish woman from Bockum who was deported and killed. The stone is located on a quiet residential street, its brass surface catching the light as a silent testimony. The engraved text tells a

Clementine Frank Memorial

This memorial in Oppum honors Clementine Frank, serving as a tangible connection to the town's rich social history. The site is characterized by its understated elegance, inviting visitors to explore the personal stories behind the name. It

Cornelius-de-Greiff-Stift

The Cornelius-de-Greiff-Stift is a historic charitable foundation in Krefeld, established in the 19th century to support the elderly and needy. The building features a dignified neoclassical facade with a central pediment and symmetrical wi

Den Opfern des Bombenkrieges 1940-1945

This memorial in Krefeld is dedicated to the victims of the bombing war from 1940 to 1945, a somber tribute to the civilians who lost their lives. The monument features a simple, abstract design with inscribed names and dates, set within a

Dr. Hugo Kaufmann

A Stolperstein honoring Dr. Hugo Kaufmann, a Jewish doctor who was deported and murdered during the Holocaust. The stone is placed on the sidewalk near his former home, a typical German townhouse, linking his professional legacy to the dome

Dr. Kurt Hirschfelder

This Stolperstein honors Dr. Kurt Hirschfelder, a Jewish doctor whose life was taken during the Holocaust. The brass cube is set into the pavement of a residential street in Bockum, near where he once lived and practiced. The inscription de

Dr. Kurt Hirschfelder Memorial

Located in Oppum, this site commemorates Dr. Kurt Hirschfelder, marking a significant point in the town's historical narrative. The memorial's design reflects a respect for medical and community contributions, standing as a testament to his

Edith Lindenbaum

This Stolperstein, or stumbling stone, commemorates Edith Lindenbaum, a victim of the Nazi regime. Embedded in the cobblestone sidewalk of Bockum, it serves as a poignant reminder of the individual lives lost during the Holocaust. The small

Edith Zanders

Edith Zanders is remembered through a Stolperstein in Krefeld, a small brass cobblestone that preserves the memory of a life cut short by the Holocaust. Located near her former home, this humble plaque bears her name and fate, silently educ

Eduard Baruch

This Stolperstein honors Eduard Baruch, a victim of the Holocaust. The simple act of stumbling upon this brass plaque in the sidewalk creates an intimate encounter with history. It serves as a decentralized, open-air memorial that integrate

Elisabeth Erdtmann

The Stolperstein for Elisabeth Erdtmann is a poignant memorial in Bockum, honoring a woman who fell victim to the Holocaust. This small brass cube, embedded in the pavement, marks her last known residence. It serves as a permanent reminder

Else Dannenberg

This Stolperstein honors Else Dannenberg, a victim of the Nazi persecution from Bockum. The brass plaque, embedded in the sidewalk, marks the location of her former residence and provides a stark record of her deportation and death. It is a

Else Müller

This Stolperstein commemorates Else Müller, a Jewish woman from Bockum who was deported and killed. The brass stone is set into the pavement of a quiet residential street, a subtle but enduring reminder of the community's diversity. Her nam

Emilie Meyer

This memorial honors Emilie Meyer, a respected member of the community whose life reflects the resilience and warmth of Bad Lippspringe. The site serves as a gentle reminder of the personal stories that form the backbone of the town's colle

Erich Heinemann

A Stolperstein for Erich Heinemann, this memorial is one of many scattered across Europe, each telling a unique story of loss. The polished brass surface reflects the sky and the feet of passersby, symbolically connecting the present with t

Eugen Frank

Former Synagogue Krefeld

Former Synagogue Krefeld

Former Synagogue Krefeld

Former Synagogue Krefeld

Friedrich Lewerentz

Friedrich Lewerentz Memorial

Georg Kaufmann

Grenzstein Nr. 12

Hans Daniel

Haus Lange

Helga Erdtmann

Helga Zander

Helga Zander Memorial

Helmut Zanders

Herbert Casemir

Herbert Heinemann

Hermann Ems

Hermann Koppel

Ilse Meyer

Ingeborg Zander

Ingeborg Zander Memorial

Johannes Winkels

Johannes der Täufer

Josef Dannenberg

Kaiser Wilhelm Museum

Kaiser-Wilhelm-Museum

Karl Lindenbaum

Karl Meyer

Karl Zander

Karl Zander Memorial

Klara Ems

Klara Heymann

Krefeld Central Station

Krefeld Historisch

Kriegsgräberstätte für Ausländer „Alter Friedhof" Krefeld

Kurt Ems

Kurt Zanders, Keith Saunders

Lisette Heinemann

Lore Lindenbaum

Luise Daniel

Luise Frank

Margarethe Lindenbaum

Margarethe Papendell

Max Heinemann

Max Hirsch

Max Hirsch Memorial

Meister Ponzelar

Memorial for the Fallen of Both World Wars

Memorial for the Victims of the Concentration Camps

Meta Hirsch

Meta Hirsch Memorial

Oskar Gompertz

Paul Prison

Paula Billstein

Peter Jöcken

Rangshof

Rolf Gompertz

Rudolf Hirsch

Rudolf Hirsch Memorial

Sekretätiat

Selma Gompertz

Shedhalle

Siegfried Baruch

Siegmund Zanders

Stadtbad Krefeld

Tempel

Ursula Dannenberg

Villa Merländer

Weißer Stein an Beckmanns Ort

Willi Jans

Willi Jans Memorial

Hermann Koppel House

Krefeld Historic District

Paula Billstein Birthplace

Else Müller Memorial