Editing Herford (section)

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* The Herford Minster (Münsterkirche) is a late [[Romanesque architecture|Romanesque]] [[hall church]], built about 1220-1250 for the Fürstabtei Herford (Herford monastery). It is one of the earliest hall churches in Germany
* St. James' (Jakobikirche/Radewiger Kirche) is a late [[Gothic architecture|Gothic]] hall church (1330)
* St. John's (St. Johannis/Neustädter Kirche) is a late Gothic hall church (1340)
* St. Mary's (St. Marien auf dem Berge) is also a late Gothic hall church. It was completed about 1325/50 and part of a monastery
* Town hall, built 1913-16 by Paul Kanold in [[Baroque Revival architecture|Neo-Baroque]] forms
* Neustädter Rathaus (former town hall), built 1600, aesthetic pediment 1930 removed, 1988/89 reconstructed
* Remensnider-Haus, Brüderstraße 26, a late Gothic [[half-timbered]] building from 1521
* Kantorhaus, Elisabethstraße 2, a half-timbered building, about 1484/1494
* Holland 21, half-timbered building, 1554
* Holland 39, half-timbered building, 1559
* Bürgermeisterhaus, Höckerstraße 4, a late Gothic stone building from 1538 with a stepped gable similar to houses in [[Münster]] and [[Bielefeld]]
* Frühherrenstraße 11, a Renaissance building, 1591
* Wulfert-Haus, Neuer Markt 2 with a brick-built Renaissance gable, 1560