Gift of God (Johanngeorgenstadt)
Gabe Gottes is a former mine near Johanngeorgenstadt in the Saxon Ore Mountains .
Geographical location
The Stollnmundloch was located on the northern slope of the Lehmergrund on Gabe-Gottes-Weg, which leads from the central town of Johanngeorgenstadt in the direction of the Jugel district .
history
The treasure trove of God's gift was muted in the quarter of Trinity 1700 on Fastenberg , across from the Jugler Mountains. During this time, the Huthaus in which the created Hutmann the gezähe sheltered. With the tunnel cut at 790 m above sea level, the God's blessing Spat was run over at a distance of approx. 280 m from the mouth hole and the tunnel was driven a further 360 m on the Löwenmuth Morgengang . She found what she was looking for in the Luciae quarter of 1713 and brought out 4308 Mark 0 Lot 3 quentchen (1007.3 kg) silver by 1722. In 1722 alone it was 457 kg. In 1722, the treasure trove in the area of God's blessing Spates was driven under by the Gegenglück Stolln and now had to pay the ninth to it.
In addition to the treasure trove existed u. a. common pit fields with God's blessing as well as God's grace Stolln, Roman eagle and New Year's Maasen .
Due to a large number of gang disputes, this treasure trove and the communal fields were dissolved in a so-called main settlement in 1794. The pit field was divided half at the grace of God Stolln and half at New Year's Maasen. The tunnel itself continued to be maintained for extraction.
The hut house was used as a pub at an early stage, to which a dance hall was added. The building was used by Wismut AG as a club house under the name of friendship. It was later demolished. Only the sealed house on the historical Gabe-Gottes-Weg has been preserved.
Up until the 1970s, not far from the former hut, there was a granite stone on an old dump with a portrait of and a memorial plaque for the mountain master Wilhelm Fischer .
literature
- Robert Jahn : The 100 year old “Gabe Gottes” in Johanngeorgenstadt as a bar . In: Erzgebirgische Heimatblätter No. 30, p. 3.
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Coordinates: 50 ° 25 ′ 34.9 ″ N , 12 ° 42 ′ 37.9 ″ E