Location: Plot 22, Row 4, No. 24–26

Type of grave: Three-digit earth grave

Comments:

• Characteristic Romantic-style grave with rock base and branch cross with a slanted pine wreath. Two slabs on the grave plot.
• Restoration work on the tomb is required. The concept must be coordinated with the building authority, department of monument preservation. The artificial rock may retain its patina. The rear part of the wreath lies loosely on the tomb. It must be examined whether it can be reattached.
• The border behind the tomb may need to be repositioned.
• Cushion stone possible, font type to be agreed upon.
• Burials in the burial chamber system or urn burials are possible.
  
  

Location: Plot 36, Row 13,
No. 18

Type: Single-digit burial plot

Comments:

• Grave site with complete historical enclosure; grave stele with Art Nouveau decorative elements and Christ medallion (circa 1920).
• Very good overall condition. No work is required on the tomb.
• The border needs to be partially repaired or, if necessary, replaced.
• Cushion stone possible.
• Burials and urn burials possible.

Location: Plot 21, Row 1, No. 11

Type of grave: Two-part earth grave

Comments:

• Aedicule tomb with an elaborate border, staircase access, and former bench. Central relief of a rose-scattering female allegory in the style of the turn of the century (around 1920).
• Good overall condition, minor damage to the base. Gentle cleaning and minor restoration work required.
• The edging shows significant damage, particularly towards the path and on the left, which needs to be repaired. Partial replacement appears necessary, with a new substructure to be constructed on the left side. It would be desirable to replace the bench to the left of the steps with a new slab.
• New inscription on the base possible. Font and gold lettering to be retained. Cushion stone also possible.
• Burials in the burial chamber system or urn burials are possible.
  
  

Location: Plot 37, Row 2, No. 20

Type: Single-digit burial plot

Comments: 

• Historicist tomb with crucifix; finely crafted sculpture with palm frond arrangement on the inscription (around 1870).
• Very good overall condition. No measures required except for gentle cleaning.
• No border available.
• New edging not absolutely necessary. If edging is to be installed, the material of the tomb should be used.
• New inscription possible on the lower projection of the pedestal or on the lower part of the base, font type to be adopted. Cushion stone also possible.
• Burials and urn burials are possible.

Location: Plot 36, Row 14, No. 1-2

Type: Two-digit earth burial plot

Comments:

• Characteristic Romantic tomb with rock base and former branch cross; beautifully sculpted base with inscription scroll, flowers, and ivy vines (circa 1860).
• Restoration work on the tomb is necessary. The concept must be coordinated with the building authority, department of monument preservation. The artificial rock may retain its patina. The whereabouts of the crowning tree trunk cross must be clarified. Reconstruction is desirable (photos are available).
• The edging is partially damaged (especially at the front left) and has come out of the joints. Replacement and reinstallation required.
• New inscription on the base possible. Font type to be agreed upon. Cushion stone also possible.
• Burials and urn burials are possible.

Location: Field 2, Row 9, No. 14

Type of grave: Single burial plot

Comments: 

• Late historicist tomb from around 1890 with characteristic inscription plate in an elaborately designed frame with crown.
• Good overall condition. Damage to the upper edge (front) requires minor restoration work. In addition, gentle cleaning may be necessary.
• No edging available.
• New edging not absolutely necessary. If edging is to be added, the material of the tomb should be used.
• New inscription plate possible on the upper part of the base. The font type of the base inscription and the dark red design should be retained. A cushion stone is also possible.
• Burials and urn burials are possible.

Location: Field 5, Row 8, No. 17

Type of grave: Double earth grave

Comments:

• Tomb characteristic of Mainz cemetery with large cross top, circa 1900.
• Good overall condition. Minor damage to the cornice (underside), as well as traces of ivy growth. Damage also to the lower part of the base; the stones there will probably need to be replaced.
• New inscription on the base possible. Font type and layout in dark red to be retained. Cushion stone also possible.
• Area III - V / Burials in the burial chamber system or urn burials possible
  
  
  

Location: Plot 22, Row 1, No. 7

Type: Single-digit burial plot

Comments: 

• Tomb with an elaborately ornamented cross at the foot; characteristic type from around 1860.
• Good overall condition. Minor damage to the base and cornice requires minor restoration work.
• The edging needs to be partially replaced.
• Space for a new inscription is available on the front below the existing one (preferably) or on the base. The font and red design are to be retained. A cushion stone is also possible.
• Burials in the burial chamber system or urn burials are possible.

Location: Plot 11, Row 8, No. 40

Type of grave: Single-digit burial plot

Comments:

• Elaborate grave site with cross structure and metal crucifix in an aedicule (circa 1910).
• Good overall condition. Hardly any damage to the actual tomb (only in the area of the inscription on the front). Gentle cleaning and, if necessary, minor restoration work on the inscription. Metal crucifix needs restoration.
• The edging around the tomb has come loose and needs to be partially replaced.
• New inscription plate possible on the lower part of the base. Material to match the tomb. Font type to be agreed. Cushion stone also possible.
• Burials in the burial chamber system or urn burials are possible.
  
  

Location: Plot 61-67

Type of grave: Crypt

Comments: 

• Neo-Gothic crypt as part of the important row of crypts. Portal with mask heads, elaborate wrought-iron gate and matching fence. Underground crypt room.
• The above-ground parts of the crypt underwent extensive renovation between 2011 and 2016. No measures are required here, but regular maintenance is important.
• Work is still required inside the crypt. The concept needs to be coordinated with the building authority, department of monument preservation.
• Burials and urn interments are possible.

Location: Field 13, Row 2, No. 20-21

Type of grave: Double burial plot

Comments: 

• Art Deco grave with central crucifix and original edging with access steps.
• Very good overall condition. No measures required.
• New inscriptions are possible in the side fields (lower part) and in the lower part of the base. Font type and dark design to be retained. Cushion stone also possible.
• Burials in the burial chamber system or urn burials are possible.

Location: Plot 29, Row 7, No. 32

Type of grave: Single burial plot

Comments: 

• Rock base with a cross made of branches on top.
• Overall in good condition, but a precise assessment can only be made once the ivy has been removed. Minor restoration work may be necessary. The stones below the rock base need to be repositioned, at least in part.
• The border is to be preserved and is essentially in good condition (except for the rear left).
• The inscription plate can be replaced. The material and font type must be agreed upon. If necessary, the existing plate can be reinstalled with the back facing forward and appropriate finishing work carried out. A cushion stone is also possible.
• Burials and urn burials are possible.

Location: Field 30, Row 08, No. 22-23

Type: Single-digit burial plot

Comments: 

• Mourning female figure with a marble cross on a pedestal made of dark, polished gabbro and a light-colored base. Late 19th century.
• The tomb is in very good condition. The marble sculpture needs to be gently cleaned; no work is required on the pedestal.
• No edging available. New edging not absolutely necessary. If edging is to be added, the material of the light-colored base should be used or a material that harmonizes with it should be chosen.
• The inscription plate on the pedestal can be replaced. The material should match the pedestal and the font type. If necessary, the existing plaque can be reinstalled with the back facing forward and appropriate finishing. A cushion stone is also possible.
• Relocation possible.
• Burials and urn burials are possible.

Location: Plot 48, Row 10, No. 1-2

Type: Two-digit earth burial plot

Comments: 

• Monumental, late historicist grave site with elaborate metal enclosure; grave wall with shell-crowned aedicule; rare example of a completely preserved site.
• Good overall condition, damage only in the base area and on the edging (middle step, left corner). Minor conservation work and professional repair of the completely preserved fence required.
• New inscription plate possible on the base in the center, font type to be agreed upon. Cushion stone also possible.
• Burials in the burial chamber system or urn burials possible.

Location: Section 35, Row 2, No. 25

Grave type: Single-person burial plot

Notes: 

• Tall stele with a niche flanked by columns in the upper section, circa 1910.
• The grave monument is in very good condition. Gentle cleaning is generally sufficient, but the extensive ivy residue must be taken into account.
• The border is generally in good condition. However, the front slab is tilted forward and must be repositioned.
• The dark slab in the niche contains no inscription, so the surface can be used for a new inscription. The existing plaque appears only partially suitable for a new inscription, so it can be replaced with a new one. The dark color scheme should be retained.      
• The font requires coordination and must harmonize with the inscription on the lower part of the tomb. A kiss stone is also possible.
• Relocation is generally possible.
• Burial and urn interment are possible.

Location: Field 50 - 75

Type of grave: Crypt

Comments:

• Prominently located, neo-baroque crypt chapel with Louis XVI decorative elements; a rare example of its kind in Mainz's main cemetery; built in 1905 for Kommerzienrat L. Wolf.
• Restoration work is required on the crypt. The concept must be coordinated with the building authority, Department of Monument Preservation. Facade in good condition. Loss of copper decorative elements on the roof necessitates their reconstruction.
• Burials and urn burials possible.