or 20th century Moselstraße 13 – three-floor Classicist timber-frame house, plastered, half-hipped roof, addition with cast-iron loggia, about 1900 Moselstraße 15 – wayside cross, 19th century Moselstraße 31 – Late Historicist quarrystone villa, partly timber-frame, Moselle style, about 1900 Moselstraße 33 – Late Historicist quarrystone villa, partly timber-frame, with several wings, about 1900; whole complex with garden Graveyard, Oberstraße (monumental zone) – chapel: building with central plan with ridge turret, 1910, architects Franz Schenk and K. Frank, Saarbrücken; Knorpelstil cartouche marked 1707; graveyard cross with place for clergy burials; in the surrounding wall (inside) 19 grave crosses from the 16th to 18th centuries, outside, niches with, among other things, a Baroque Revival pietà, 20th century; portal marked 1916 Oberstraße 7 – winemaker's villa; quarrystone building with mansard roof; whole complex of buildings with commercial building Oberstraße 14 – quarrystone building, partly timber-frame, earlier half of the 16th century Oberstraße 21 – former Gräflich von Eltzsches Oberrentamt (High Office of Eltz Comital Revenue”); broad plastered building, marked 1709; Historicist staircase, 19th century; whole complex with garden Oberstraße 22 – slate quarrystone winemaker's house, 19th century Oberstraße 33 – door with skylight, marked 1821 Oberstraße 43 – door lintel, marked 1722 Oberstraße 47 – town hall; three-floor timber-frame house, partly solid, marked 1535; back possibly from the latter half of the 16th century Oberstraße 60 – timber-frame house, plastered, early 19th century Oberstraße 62 – Late Historicist-Romanticist quarrystone house, marked 1897; whole complex with garden Oberstraße/corner of Fährstraße – timber-frame barn, partly solid, about 1800 Seilerstraße 1 – timber-frame house, partly solid, marked 1717 On Kreisstraße 33 going towards Münstermaifeld – quarrystone chapel, 1876/1880; three quarrystone Stations of the Cross, Bildstock or stele types with reliefs Heiligenhäuschen (a small, shrinelike structure consecrated to a saint or saints) with cross; oak and basalt, marked 1689 and 1733 Vineyard chapel, Gothic Revival quarrystone building with central plan, 1891 Other buildings Right near Moselkern, although within Wierschem’s municipal limits, is Burg Eltz, a still-inhabited mediaeval castle. Moselkern's town hall – Rathaus – from 1535 is the oldest town hall on the Moselle that is actually used as such, although admittedly, since it was built, it has at times been given over to other purposes. Over the almost five hundred years through which it has stood, it has also been a school. In 1909, a small convent with a daycare centre was set up in the