Gallery of the Saxon post mile pillars

In this gallery of the Saxon post mile pillars , the exact installation locations and other characteristics of the Saxon post mile pillars are to be explained in more detail and existing photos collected. As a rule, the property is owned by the municipalities in which it is located, outside of local locations in the shoulder area of streets and paths, in some cases also the responsible road construction authorities. They were i. d. Usually made of local stone and, including replacement columns, erected in the original 1722–1823. In Saxony, the Saxon post mile pillars are listed as a whole, which also includes true-to-original replicas and remnants of these technical monuments.

Locations

Adorf / Vogtl.

A replica of the all-mile column from 1725 with the row number 76 from 1997 stands on the lawn between Elsterstrasse ( B 92 ) and the Weißen Elster , south of the Elsterbrücke ( B 283 towards Markneukirchen). The original belonged to the Alte Egerer Poststrasse and was on the road to Remtengrün.
In the district of Remtengrün there is a replica from 1997 of the quarter milestone of 1725 with the row number 77 on Landwüster Straße towards Sträßel , which also belongs to the Alte Egerer Poststraße .

Replica of the all-mile column with the row number 76 in Adorf
Replica of the all-mile column with the row number 76 in Adorf
Replica of the quarter milestone with the row number 77 in Remten green
Replica of the quarter milestone with the row number 77 in Remten green

Altdöbern

Altdöbern : Redesigned distance column from 1735, restored in 1980

Distance column on the market, the Protestant church in the background

Altenberg

Altenberg ( Osterzgebirge ): In the city center, directly on the B 170, there is a sandstone distance column with the year 1722. This was improperly restored around 1900, whereby the old distance information was destroyed and the coat of arms changed. In 1945 the column was destroyed, erected again in 1955 and later restored true to the original. The original coat of arms can be found in the Altenberg mining museum in Altenberg . A royal Saxon station stone from the period 1859–65 stands near this column .

Distance column on the B 170
Distance column on the B 170
Details with inscriptions

Annaberg-Buchholz

Annaberg-Buchholz :

Distance column from 1727 from the former Bohemian Gate on Köselitzplatz
Distance column from 1727 from the former Wolkensteiner Tor on Wolkensteiner Strasse not far from the bus station
Walled up quarter milestone from 1723 in the backyard, Wilischstraße 19; Original location on Alte Poststrasse / Karlsbader Strasse from Annaberg in the direction of Oberwiesenthal on the B 95

Distance column at Köselitzplatz
Distance column at Köselitzplatz
Distance column not far from the bus station
Distance in hours (1 hour = 4.531 km)

Aue

The distance column on the Auer Markt was probably smashed in the second half of the 19th century and used as building material. A remnant 20 centimeter long piece with six place names discovered in 1968 was brought to the museum in Frohburg Castle . The granite column with 76 place names on all four sides and a piece of coat of arms made of sandstone was erected in 1730.
A quarter milestone from 1725 with the presumed number 47 of the post road Schneeberg - Schwarzenberg - Annaberg was probably built as a curb stone in the second half of the 19th century and was found in 1966. Its current location is unknown.

Auma

Auma : Replica of the distance column from 1722 on the market as well as the original block and its first replica in the museum courtyard at the old town hall.

Auma post mileage pillar in the market
Auma post mileage pillar in the market
Auma post mileage pillar in the market

Bad Belzig

Bad Belzig : The distance column with the year 1725 was destroyed in 1926 by a horse and cart and in 1933 by a truck . In 1967 there was a complete restoration and conversion to Eisenhardt Castle . Today it is back at its original location: Bahnhofstrasse / Wittenberger Strasse, in front of the former Burgbräuhaus. Original parts that have not been reused are exhibited in the castle museum.

Distance column in front of Eisenhardt Castle (former location)
Distance column, west side (previous location)
Distance column, west and south side (former location)
Distance column, south and east side (former location)
Distance column, east side (previous location, details)
Distance column, east and north side (previous location, details)
Distance column (restored)
Distance column, west and south side (restored)

Bad Elster

Bad Elster : Half-mile column No. 78 from 1724 from Kirchberg, now on Kirchplatz, last restored in 2011 and originally aligned.

Half-mile column, restored and supplemented on the church square
Remnants in Kirchstrasse, 1938

Bad Gottleuba

Post distance column Bad Gottleuba, market square

Bad Gottleuba : In 1731 a distance column with 65 information on distances was erected on the market square. The column survived the city fire of 1865. It was u. a. Restored in 1877 and 1980/81.

Distance column at the market in Bad Gottleuba (1)
Distance column at the market in Bad Gottleuba (2)
Distance column at the market in Bad Gottleuba (3)
Distance column at the market in Bad Gottleuba (4)
Distance column at the market in Bad Gottleuba (5)
Distance column at the market in Bad Gottleuba (6)
Distance column at the market in Bad Gottleuba (7)
Coat of arms and writing block
coat of arms
Distance column on Königstrasse (1914)

Bad Langensalza

Bad Langensalza :

The stump of the all-mile pillar No. 64 from 1729 is in the open-air lapidarium in front of the city museum, the original location at the exit to Mühlhausen (B 247) is marked and a replica has graced Marktstrasse since 2009.
The quarter milestone No. 63 without a headpiece from 1729 is in the open-air lapidarium in front of the city museum.

Replica of the all-mile column in Marktstrasse
Original full mile column and quarter milestone behind a Prussian quarter mile bell stone in front of the city museum

Bad Lauchstädt

Bad Lauchstädt : Quarter milestone : On the meadow next to the Goethe Theater , at the corner of Querfurter Strasse and Lindenstrasse, there is a preserved quarter milestone without inscriptions, only with a post horn, from the 18th century (before 1738).

Quarter milestone Bad Lauchstädt

Bad Lausick

Half-mile column no.6 from 1722 in the OT Steinbach, Lauterbacher Straße / Beuchaer Straße (original part first at the post gate in Wurzen , then in the Trebsen mountain camp and since October 2016 stored in Meißen )
All-mile pillar No. 36 from 1722 in the Ballendorf district ( B176 )
Quarter milestone No. 39 from 1722 from the OT Heinersdorf, today in Bad Lausick, Wilhelm-Pieck-Straße / Straße der Einheit

Half mile pillar in Steinbach
Half mile pillar in Steinbach
Half mile pillar in Steinbach
Full mile column in Ballendorf
Full mile column in Ballendorf
Quarter milestone from the Heinersdorf district in Bad Lausick

Bad Liebenwerda

Bad Liebenwerda : Distance column without year and at least 50 inscriptions as a replica without original remnants on the Roßmarkt

Distance column Bad Liebenwerda
Distance column Bad Liebenwerda
Distance column Bad Liebenwerda (details)
Distance column Bad Liebenwerda (details)
Distance column Bad Liebenwerda (details)

Bear stone

Bärenstein (Osterzgebirge): The distance column, restored in 2002, has been on the market square since 1734. It is likely to be the oldest distance column originally preserved at its location and on the original foundation. Only the tip has been renewed so far.

Distance column on the market
Distance column on the market
Distance column on the market
Coat of arms and script block
Bärenstein distance pillar

Bautzen

Bautzen : improperly restored remnant of a full-mile column from Via Regia on the Kornmarkt with its original location in the Schmole district .

Full mile column in Bautzen
Full mile column in Bautzen
Full mile column in Bautzen

Belgians

Belgern : The distance column (year 1734) was made by a Torgau stonemason and placed on the market in 1735. Restorations took place in 1798 and 1907. Due to the heavy weathering, the column was replaced in 1966 by a copy on the pot market, which is now on the market again after the last restoration. The original block of letters and the original coat of arms are in the town's local museum.

Distance column in Belgern

Berggießhübel

Berggießhübel : The distance column on the market from 1727 was destroyed in the night of flooding from July 8th to 9th, 1927 . In 1957 a copy with the original coat of arms of a Meißner distance column was rebuilt. The coat of arms of the original column was recovered from the Gottleuba in 1977. It is currently exhibited in the Osterzgebirgsmuseum Schloss Lauenstein in Lauenstein . The Berggießhübler distance column was restored in 1981. Today it is located near the former train station. The 270-year-old so-called princess column located on the road to Bahratal is not a post mile column, but a decorative column that was set up for the spa guests.

Location on the market square before the destruction in 1927 (photo taken in 1899)
Location on the market square before the destruction in 1927 (photo taken in 1915)
Location on the market square before the destruction in 1927 (photo taken in 1915)
Location on the market square before the destruction in 1927 (photo taken in 1926)
Location on the market square before the destruction in 1927 (photo taken in 1927)
Original coat of arms in the Osterzgebirgsmuseum Schloss Lauenstein
Replica of the post mileage pillar from 1957 (1)
Replica of the post mileage pillar from 1957 (2)
Replica of the post mileage pillar from 1957 (3)
Coat of arms and distance information - 1 hour = 4.531 km (1)
Coat of arms and distances (2)
Princess pillar

Bischofswerda

Bischofswerda : At the mill pond on Bahnhofstrasse (formerly Badtor) there is a distance column from 1724 from the former Bautzner Tor, which was destroyed in 1813. The middle section was originally walled up in the town hall, but later exposed again and kept in the city museum. At the initiative of a resident, a new installation was carried out in 1934 using this original part. Restorations were u. a. Made in 1954 and 1967. In 2009 the faithful reconstruction was carried out on the base from 1934. Parts that have not been reused are now on display in the town hall.

City map from 1793 with the original location of the Meilen pillar in front of the Bautzner Thor

Original block with first addition of coat of arms and lace in the town hall

View from the east

View from west

Bornersdorf

Börnersdorf : At the northern entrance to the village, on the road to Wingendorf, is the half-mile column no. 14 of the Alte Dresden-Teplitzer Poststraße from 1732. It was only rediscovered in 1985, re-erected in 1989 and restored for the last time in 2012. At the southern exit of the village in the direction of Breitenau, the quarter milestone No. 15 of the Alte Dresden-Teplitzer Poststrasse, also set in 1732, is located on private property. In 1955 this stone was freed from smears and scratches and returned to its original position perpendicular to the road. Another restoration took place in 1978 after being damaged in a traffic accident.

Half-mile pillar from 1732
Quarter milestone from 1732 (1)
Quarter milestone from 1732 (2)

Brand-Erbisdorf

Brand-Erbisdorf : Copy of the all-mile column with the row number 20 from 1727 in the Langenau district . The original remnant from this location, redesigned as a signpost, is in the local home parlor. It could also have come from the 18 half mile pillar. Both belonged to the postal route Silberwagenweg Annaberg - Freiberg .

Full mile column in Langenau

Brehna

Brehna : The distance column made of Nebra sandstone was erected on the market in 1730 and cost 50 thalers at the time. When the upper part collapsed in 1912, the first restoration took place in 1922. After the collision with a tractor in 1963 destroyed the top piece again, a hard sandstone copy was made by 1980, which was erected not far from the original location and restored on site in 2009-10. The original parts remained with the executing stonemason.

Replica of the distance column on the market in Brehna
Replica of the distance column on the market in Brehna
Replica of the distance column on the market in Brehna

Breitenau

Breitenau : On the road from Breitenau to Liebenau there is a full-mile column from 1732. The column is the 16th marker on the Old Dresden-Teplitzer Poststraße when viewed from Dresden . In 1889, on the occasion of the Wettin Festival (800 years of Wettin as ruler of the Margraviate of Meißen ), a restoration was carried out in which the fallen tip was replaced and the column was whitewashed. In 1956 cracks were repaired and the weathered inscriptions were hewn down. A replica was made after the pillar was damaged in a traffic accident in 1985. The original is now in the local village church.

Full mile column on the Breitenau - Liebenau road
Full mile column on the Breitenau - Liebenau road

Breitenbrunn / Erzgeb.

Breitenbrunn / Erzgeb. : All-mile column on a traffic island on the driveway to Erlabrunn Hospital , which consists of two different original columns and was last restored in 2009, and quarter milestone No. 53 from 1725 near the Antonshöhe district .

Full mile column in Erlabrunn
Quarter milestone at Antonshöhe
Quarter milestone at Antonshöhe

Bridge

Brück : The distance column from 1730 originally stood in front of the Belziger Tor. In 1844 it was moved to the market square. A complete restoration took place in 1969. The column is the northernmost of all known columns of this type and is now on the corner of Straße des Friedens / Brandenburger Straße / Ernst-Thälmann-Straße.

Saxon post mile column in Brück, view 1
Saxon post mile column in Brück, view 2
Saxon post mile column in Brück, detail, view 3
Saxon post mile column in Brück, detail, view 4
Saxon post mile column in Brück, detail, view 5

Burkhardtsdorf

Burkhardtsdorf : Replica of the all-mile column No. 40 from 1723 at the Lessingstrasse / Am Markt location, original parts in the local home collection.

All-mile column (1723) on the market

Calau

Calau : greatly modified distance column from around 1730 from the former Cottbusser Tor at the district building

Distance column designed differently from the usual appearance on Joachim-Gottschalk-Straße / Karl-Marx-Straße
Distance column designed differently from the usual appearance on Joachim-Gottschalk-Straße / Karl-Marx-Straße

Chemnitz

Chemnitz :

Replica of the quarter milestone No. 31 from 1723 in Chemnitz-Röhrsdorf , Leipziger Strasse ( B 95 ) / Chemnitzer Strasse
Reconstructed full-mile column No. 32 from 1723 in Chemnitz-Röhrsdorf , Leipziger Strasse ( B 95 ) / Wasserschänkenstrasse
Restored quarter milestone No. 33 from 1723 on the corner of Hartmannstrasse and Bergstrasse
Restored quarter milestone No. 39 from 1723 in Klaffenbach, Klaffenbacher Hauptstraße / Rödelwaldstraße

Quarter milestone No. 31 in Chemnitz-Röhrsdorf ( Hilbersdorfer Tuff )
Quarter milestone No. 31 in Chemnitz-Röhrsdorf
All-mile pillar No. 32 in Chemnitz-Röhrsdorf
All-mile pillar No. 32 in Chemnitz-Röhrsdorf
All-mile pillar No. 32 in Chemnitz-Röhrsdorf
Quarter milestone No. 33, corner of Hartmannstrasse and Bergstrasse
Quarter milestone No. 39 in Klaffenbach

Claussnitz

Claussnitz :

Half-mile column No. 6 from 1726 in the OT Claußnitz, Am Anger / Hohlweg
All-mile column No. 8 from 1726 in the OT Diethensdorf, Lindenweg / Kirchsteig

Saxon half-mile column in Claußnitz
Saxon all-mile column on Kirchsteig near Diethensdorf

Colditz

Colditz :

Quarter milestone No. 35 from 1722 in the OT Leisenau
walled-in remnants of a quarter milestone from 1722 in the gable of a side building of the forestry office (Lausicker Straße)

Quarter milestone in Leisenau
Quarter milestone in Leisenau
Remnants of a quarter milestone
Remnants of a quarter milestone

Dahme / Mark

Dahme / Mark : Replica of the distance column from 1756 on the town hall, original parts on the castle ruins.

Distance column
Distance column

Delitzsch

Delitzsch : The distance column with the year 1731 is on the Roßplatz. It is the tallest and slimmest of all existing distance columns. Replicas were made in 1890 and 1960. Remnants of the original column are only preserved in the base. The first replica from 1890 is now in the zoo.

Distance column on the Roßplatz
Distance column on the Roßplatz

Dippoldiswalde

Dippoldiswalde : Replica of the distance column from the former Obertor on Obertorplatz, the original of which disappeared at the end of the 19th century. The original quarter milestone No. 9 from 1723 (primitive form) was originally located on Glashütter Straße, near the Reinholdshainer pond during the so-called. Obergebirgischen Poststraße and stands today on the corner of Altenberger Straße / Pfortenberg, at the bus station, not far from Obertorplatz.

Distance column Dippoldiswalde
Distance column Dippoldiswalde
Distance column Dippoldiswalde

Doberlug-Kirchhain

Doberlug-Kirchhain : column from 1735/36. This was moved from Kirchhain's market square to Schützenplatz in 1887. The original font has been in the permanent exhibition at Doberlug Castle since 2017 .

Distance column in Doberlug-Kirchhain

Dohna

Dohna : On the market there is a multiple (1954, 1960) restored post mile column from the year 1732. It marks the beginning of the section of the old Dresden-Teplitzer Poststrasse up to the pass heights on the border with the Czech Republic in the Eastern Ore Mountains, which is now again fully equipped with all the milestones and was originally on the corner of Leschestraße and Antonstraße in Dohna. At the corner of Reppchenstrasse / Schilfteichweg in Dohna is the quarter milestone No. 7, which was also erected in 1732 and whose original location was on Reppchenstrasse. It is the first remaining milestone on Old Dresden-Teplitzer Poststrasse . Additional and restoration measures were carried out in 1910 and 1956.

Post mileage column Dohna
Post mileage column Dohna
Post mileage column Dohna
Coat of arms and distance information in hours (1 hour = 4.531 km)
Quarter milestone from 1732 (1)
Quarter milestone from 1732 (2)

Dresden

In Dresden there are two replicas of the distance column erected in front of the former Wilsdruffer Tor on the corner of Annenstraße and Herta-Lindner-Straße. A replica set up in 1997 is located near the Postplatz at the corner of Freiberger Strasse and Herta-Lindner-Strasse (Telekom); another, incorrect reproduction of 1967 remained of the former Motel Münzmeisterstraße in the district Zschertnitz get where at the output of the Paradise Street since 2002, the replica of the quarter milestone no. 1 of emanating from the former. Wilsdruffer Tor Obergebirgischen post road towards Dippoldiswalde as a monument of this area stands. The middle section of half-mile column no.2 from 1722 of the Mordgrund Bridge , rediscovered in Meißen in 2017, was the only original that remained .

Replica on the corner of Freiberger Strasse and Herta-Lindner-Strasse
Replica on the corner of Freiberger Strasse and Herta-Lindner-Strasse
Replica on the corner of Freiberger Strasse and Herta-Lindner-Strasse
Zschertnitz replica (1976)
Zschertnitz replica at the new location (2012)
Replica of the Dresden Zschertnitz quarter milestone

Eibenstock

Eibenstock : The replica of the distance column from 1727 has been on the Postplatz since July 2005. One last original part is in the museum.

Distance column on the Postplatz
View towards Schönheider Strasse

Eilenburg

Eilenburg : The replica of the distance column from 1724 from the former Leipziger Tor has been standing on the corner of Leipziger Strasse and Nordring since May 2012. There was originally a second distance column at the Torgauer Tor.

Replica of the distance column from the former Leipzig Gate, towards the city
Replica of the distance column from the former Leipzig Gate, out of town

Elsterwerda

Elsterwerda : Elsterwerda was one of the last towns in the Electorate of Saxony to receive a distance column in 1738, which originally stood at the Luckauer Tor. The original part of the coat of arms is now in the town hall.

Distance column
Close up
Mail column
Mail column
Mail column
Coat of arms in the pavement in front of the post column

Elstra

Elstra : There is a faulty replica of the distance column from 1729 on the market square. The original piece of coat of arms is in the town hall and the first, likewise faulty copy of the writing block on Hainmühlenweg.

Distance column on the Elstra market square
Distance column on Hainmühlenweg in Elstra

Parents

Elterlein : A distance column was set up in the upper market of the small town in 1729. The column is made of Greifenstein granite with a sandstone coat of arms. It was probably rebuilt as early as the 18th or 19th century, which is deduced from the different types of granite. It is unclear whether this new installation took place at the original location. The first restoration took place in the early 1930s. However, because of the severe weathering, it was no longer possible to identify and update all distance information. Another restoration took place in 1964.

Post mileage column (1)
Post mileage column (2)
Post mileage (3)
Post mileage column (4)
Post mileage column (5)

Erlau

Erlau : Incorrect replica of the all-mile column with row number 4 on Poststrasse Rochlitz-Mittweida from the Gepülziger Wald at the fire station in Rochlitzer Strasse. An original part from 1722 was preserved, was initially installed at the station and moved to the location of the replica in 2018.

Replica of the all-mile column No. 4 from 1722 ( Rochlitzer Porphyry )
Replica of the all-mile column No. 4 from 1722
Original part of the all-mile column No. 4 from 1722

Falkenau

Falkenau : At the corner of Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse and Dresdner Strasse there is a quarter milestone that was erected in 1722 and bears the number 25 of the Poststrasse Dresden - Hof . The middle plate of the stone was walled in in 1840 during the expansion of today's B 173 in an embankment wall 600 m above (towards Freiberg) its current location. When the road was expanded around 1930, the middle plate was removed from the wall, which then fell 25 m deep. An innkeeper had recovered them and set them up in the coffee garden of the inn. In 1971 a restoration was carried out to supplement the missing parts. However, the post horn was hammered backwards on the front. The stone has been at its current location since 1972.

Quarter milestone No. 25 (1722) on Poststrasse Dresden - Hof (1)
Quarter milestone No. 25 (1722) on Poststrasse Dresden - Hof (2)

Frankenberg

Frankenberg / Sa. : A replica of the distance column from 1969 with the year 1725, made from Rochlitz porphyry, is on the market . The original column was set in 1725, also on the market. At that time the material was Hilbersdorfer Porphyrtuff. As a special feature, the stonemason has included the instructions on the course of the road in front of the distance information on this column in the original.

Distance column on the market

Frauenstein

Frauenstein : Replica of the distance column from 1725 on the market, original parts in the Stadt- und Gottfried-Silbermann-Museum in the castle (coat of arms) and in the building yard of the city (base). In 2017, the column was dismantled prematurely due to damage for the restoration planned for 2018.

View of the distance column
Distance column on the market
Distance column on the market
Distance column
Distance column
Coat of arms and distance information
Distance information
Distance information

Freiberg

Freiberg : a total of three (of the original five) distance columns have been preserved and could be set up again:

at the former Peterstor, now Petersstraße / Bebelplatz, post mile column from 1723; restored
at the former Erbischer Tor, now Hornstrasse / Platz der Oktoberopfer, post mile column from 1723; restored
at the former Meißner Tor, now Meißner Gasse, post mile column from 1723; restored

Post mile column (1723) in Freiberg, Meißner Gasse
Post mile column Freiberg, Meißner Gasse
Post mile column Freiberg, Meißner Gasse
Post mile column Freiberg, Hornstrasse
Post mile column Freiberg, Hornstrasse (detail)
Post mile column Freiberg, Hornstrasse (detail)
Post mile column Freiberg, Hornstrasse (detail)
Post mile column Freiberg, Hornstrasse
Post mile column Freiberg, Hornstrasse
Post mile column Freiberg, Hornstrasse
Post mile column Freiberg, Hornstrasse
Post mile column Freiberg, Bebelplatz
Post mile column Freiberg, Bebelplatz (detail)
Post mile column Freiberg, Bebelplatz (detail)
Post mile column Freiberg, Bebelplatz / Petersstrasse
Post mile column Freiberg, Bebelplatz / Petersstrasse

Frohburg

Frohburg : The city has a replica of the distance column from 1727 on Bahnhofstrasse, which has been restored several times, with the original location on the market and the original coat of arms (inaccessible) in the museum in Frohburg Castle. The material is Cotta Elbe sandstone, as the last conservation restoration in 2012 revealed.

Saxon postal mileage column from 1727 in Frohburg (May 2008)
Saxon postal mileage column from 1727 in Frohburg (Sept. 2013)

Geising

Geising :

Originally, a distance column was to be built both in Alt-Geising and in the immediately neighboring Neu-Geising. After a request from both cities, however, it was enough for the authorities to erect a column, which was erected in 1734 on the market square of Neu-Geising. This was probably removed after 1857, at least the decision to dismantle dates from this year. The pillar at the train station today is a replica from 1987, which was erected on the occasion of the city's 525th anniversary.
On the road coming from Liebenau is the half-mile column No. 18 of the Alte Dresden-Teplitzer Poststraße from 1729 near the Fürstenwalde district . It overturned at the beginning of the 19th century. After fragments were found again in the 1950s and 1960s, the column was renewed and re-erected in 1967. On the former postal connection Dresden - Prague (Praha) it was the last remaining waymarking before the Saxon-Bohemian border until 2012, then a replica of the quarter milestone No. 19 on the way to the Black Cross was erected on behalf of DEGES .
In the district of Liebenau : At the north entrance of the Harthewald forest is the quarter milestone No. 17 of the Alte Dresden-Teplitzer Poststraße , which was erected in 1732 . It shows a post horn upside down on both sides. The stone broke in 1955 after the impact of a tractor, but was repaired and put up again in the same year by the sculpting company Kajer from Berggießhübel . The current stone is a replica, the original is in the Osterzgebirgsmuseum Schloss Lauenstein (status 08/2006).

Post mile column Geising at the train station
Part of the coat of arms and writing block of the Geising post mile column
Quarter milestone near Liebenau
Original stone from Liebenau in the Lauenstein Castle Museum
Half-mile column near Fürstenwalde
Quarter milestone in Fürstenwalde

Geithain

Geithain : The city has two distance columns from 1727, both on the B 7 .

One stands next to a converted royal Saxon whole milestone in the city park, at the lower city gate.
The other is on the eastern edge of the city center, in the direction of Rochlitz , at the former Obertor.

An original block of letters from these columns is kept in Leipzig and an original piece of coat of arms in a lapidary in Meissen . During the last restoration in 2011, the twisted font blocks and coats of arms were again originally aligned.

Distance column on the B7 towards Rochlitz ( Rochlitzer Porphyr )
Distance column on the B7 towards Rochlitz
Information board near the distance column on the B7 towards Rochlitz
Royal Saxon milestone and Saxon post milestone
Distance column in Geithain at the lower city gate
Polish and Electoral Saxon coats of arms on a distance column
Distance information in distance hours
Distance column, view of the lower gate after the restoration in 2011
Distance column at the lower gate after the restoration in 2011
Distance column from the former Obertor after the restoration in 2011

Exactly

Gelenau / Erzgeb. The half-mile column no. 42 on the B 95 at the Besenschänke inn was replaced in 1996 by a faulty copy in the immediate vicinity of the original location, the original piece is still stored in the building yard and should be taken to the museum.

Half-mile column No. 42 (1723)
Half-mile column No. 42 (1723)

Geringswalde

Geringswalde : Distance column from 1727 in Bahnhofstrasse in Geringswalde. The original coat of arms is stored in the cellar of Rochlitz Castle .

Post mile column in Geringswalde
Coat of arms of the Electorate of Saxony
royal-Polish-Lithuanian coat of arms

Geyer

Geyer : Distance column from 1730 made of Greifenstein granite with a coat of arms made of sandstone on the Altmarkt. The column has many inscriptions, so the post horn is in the year. In 2005 the column was cleaned for the last time and the color refreshed.

Distance column from 1730 on the Altmarkt

Glassworks

Glashütte : In today's clock city , a distance column was erected on the market square in 1734. In connection with the construction of the Müglitztalstraße , the column was moved to this street in 1852 at the lower end of the town. In 1926 an improper renovation took place. When the Müglitztalbahn was rebuilt, the Müglitztalstrasse was also widened and the column moved again in 1938. She was now in front of the new train station. In 1981, on the occasion of the town's 475th anniversary, it was restored again. Seventeen years later (1998) A. Lange & Söhne financed the last restoration to date. The column was moved again. It is now near the intersection of Hauptstrasse / Dresdner Strasse (Müglitztalstrasse) at the house of the clock .

Distance column Glashütte
Distance pillar Glashütte (detail)

Goeda

Göda : Quarter milestone No. 73 from 1725 without head piece and base on the S 100 at OT Prischwitz

Quarter milestone in Prischwitz

Goeppersdorf

Göppersdorf : North of the village at Ehrlichtteich is the all-mile pillar No. 12 from the old Dresden-Teplitzer Poststrasse, dating from 1729 . It was rebuilt in 1965 from fragments found in the pond in 1958. The column broke apart in 1986 but was renovated and rebuilt. An original part is in the Museum Schloss Kuckuckstein in Liebstadt . The replica of the quarter milestone No. 13 has been standing again on Alte Dresden-Teplitzer Poststrasse not far from the Wingendorf district on a dirt road bridge over the BAB 17 since 2012 .

Full mile column at Ehrlichtteich (1)
Full mile column at Ehrlichtteich (2)
Detail (1)
Detail (2)
Quarter milestone near Wingendorf

Graefenhainichen

Graefenhainichen : Distance column from 1728 with original block of letters (at times used as a step), was supplemented / restored in 1972 and 1999.

Distance column Graefenhainichen

Grimma

Grimma :

A replica of the distance column from the former Leipzig Gate is in the Schwanenteich park and the rest of another distance column is in the old town hall.

Quarter milestone No. 3 from 1722 in front of the southern church courtyard wall in Bernbruch district

Replica of the distance column from the former Leipzig Gate
Quarter milestone in Bernbruch district

Great Gods

Großengottern : The stump of the all-mile column No. 68 from 1729 from the former postal route Leipzig - Kassel , found northwest of the town on the road to Mühlhausen ( B 247 ), is preserved in the museum courtyard.

Stump of the all-mile column in the museum courtyard

Grossenhain

Grossenhain : The replica of the distance column from 1723 from the former Dresdner Tor was in 2007, u. a. Financed by donations, set up in front of the entrance to the historic city center, at the intersection of Dresdner Straße - about 200 m away from the original location, at today's Röderneugraben . In the district of Skassa, where Adam Friedrich Zürner worked , there is a replica of the quarter milestone No. 47 from 1722 from Grossenhain, from the postal route Leipzig - Breslau in the course of the Via Regia

Post mile column in Grossenhain
Post mile column in Grossenhain
Quarter milestone in OT Skassa
Quarter milestone in OT Skassa

Großpösna

Großpösna : Quarter milestone No. 47 from 1722 on the K 7923 in the Seifertshain district

Quarter milestone in the Seifertshain district
Quarter milestone in the Seifertshain district

Large company

Large umbrella company : Replica of a full-mile column in the form of a path column in the Seifersdorf district.

Full mile column in Seifersdorf

Grünhain

Grünhain-Beierfeld : Distance column in front of the former monastery in Grünhain

The Grünhainer post mile column in front of the entrance to the site of the former Cistercian monastery
Distance column Grünhain
Distance column Grünhain

Guben

Guben : Replica of a distance column, erected again before 1989, is now on the Egelneissebrücke and an original part of another distance column has been preserved in the museum.

Copy at the Egelneissebrücke

Hartha

Hartha : Replica of a half-mile column no. 26 from 1722 on the corner of Dresdner Strasse and Goethestrasse; the original part found at the Harthaer Kreuz was exhibited in the local industrial museum and is now stored in the building yard.

Replica of the half-mile column Hartha ( Rochlitzer Porphyry )
Replica of the Hartha half-mile column

Hohenbucko

Hohenbucko : full mile column from 1750

Full mile column

Hoyerswerda

Hoyerswerda : Set up on the market square in 1730, after 1815 it was given Prussian miles and had to change to the station hotel in 1895 for traffic reasons, was then placed in front of Hoyerswerda Castle in 1955 and returned to its original location on November 18, 1994 receive. The original block of letters is in the entrance area to the museum in the castle and the original coat of arms in the Ringelnatzhaus in Wurzen .

Post mile column on the market square in front of the old town hall
Post mileage column on the market square

Ihlow

In the Ihlower district of Illmersdorf bei Dahme / Mark , the half-mile column No. 54 from 1756, reconstructed in 2009, stands on the village square.

Ihlow, district Illmersdorf
Ihlow, district Illmersdorf

Johanngeorgenstadt

Johanngeorgenstadt :

Distance column from 1728 at the post office in the Neustadt district, moved here from the former market square after the demolition of the old town in 1955, restored in 1976/77
Quarter milestone no. 55 from 1725 in the Steinbach district , implemented during road construction in 1914, damaged several times in the following years, reconstructed from 1971-76 and re-erected in a traffic-safe manner and restored on site in 2011.
All-mile column no.56 from 1725 with incorrectly restored date 1723 opposite the Powder Tower, was walled up in a building on Kirchgasse during the reconstruction after the town fire in 1867, fragments were recovered when the old town was demolished in 1955, after missing parts were temporarily placed on the market in 1960 Reconstruction until 1978, reversed at the old location by the powder tower

Post mile column in the new town
Post mile column in the new town
Quarter milestone in the Steinbach district
Full mile column at the Powder Tower
Full mile column at the Powder Tower
Full mile column at the Powder Tower

Jöhstadt

Jöhstadt : In Jöhstadt, a distance column was set up on the market square in 1730. At that time, however, there was no postal service through the city. The column was dismantled in the 19th century and possibly also moved. The distance information was also rewritten, but some old information was also left out. A restoration took place in 1975. In the meantime, there is a replica next to a renewed royal Saxon station stone from the time from 1859 to 1866 on the market and the original parts are exhibited in the town hall.

Post mileage column (1)
Post mileage column (2)
Spacer block (1)

Kamenz

Kamenz : The distance column from the former Königsbrücker Tor from 1725 found a new location after several renovations on Bönischplatz and was last restored in 2008. In a traffic accident at the roundabout there, it was destroyed on September 30, 2009 and put up again on May 6, 2010.

Distance column in Kamenz
Distance column in Kamenz

Kemberg

Kemberg : Distance column near the church

Post mileage column in Kemberg
Post mileage column in Kemberg

Königstein (Saxon Switzerland)

Königstein : The distance column erected in 1727 on the small Bielabrücke was improperly restored in 1921 by applying a protective layer of oil paint . The oil paint accelerated its decay, so that the column was renewed in 1956 by the Manka sculptor's workshop in Pirna. In the process, the inscriptions, which were also improperly applied in 1921, were removed and the original distance information was exposed again. After the renovation, pillar 73 had distance information. Based on suggestions from Königstein residents, the distance column was moved to the square in front of the Sparkasse (formerly Platz der Jugend) after the renovation was completed. In 1976 it was repaired again. The coat of arms of the original column is exhibited in the Osterzgebirgsmuseum in Lauenstein Castle , the original block of letters is in the Mainz newspaper museum and the original tip in the Lapidarium of the Steinrestaurierung Hain company in Meißen .

Post mileage column from 1727 (1)
Post mileage column from 1727 (2)

Landsberg

Landsberg : A distance column had been on the market in the city on the Leipzig - Hamburg and Leipzig - Berlin post roads since 1730. This was dismantled after 1815 when Landsberg became Prussian property. The piece of coat of arms walled up in a stable was discovered in 1954 and taken to the museum, where it is still located today. The column itself was rebuilt in 1989 as a replica.

Distance column on the market
Distance column on the market

volume up

Lauter : The all-mile column no. 48 made of reddish granite from the quarry near Wiesenbad was erected in 1724 on the Poststrasse from Schneeberg via Schwarzenberg to Annaberg. The middle section of the column, which has since been broken off and built in, was found by Siegfried Sieber in 1922 as a stone bench in the cell district of Au and then set up at the entrance of the Au town house. After another demolition, the column appeared under rubble in 1957. It was restored two years later, given a new base and a new top made of Blauenthal granite, and placed in front of the Auer city library. After the end of the GDR, the column was moved to Auer Strasse in Lauter.

View from the south
View from the west
Detail of the southeast side
Detail of the northwest side

Legnica

Legnica (German: Liegnitz): Prussian all-mile obelisk from the 19th century, which was restored in 2005 as a Saxon all-mile column and erected on Jauerstrasse.

Prussian all-mile obelisk as a Saxon all-mile column

Quietly

Leisnig : At Lindenplatz there is a porphyry tuff distance column from 1727. The pillar, which was restored in 1988/89, bears the special feature of the Saxon-Polish double coat of arms on each of the four sides, the original of which can be seen in the Mildenstein Castle Museum .

Distance column from 1727 ( Rochlitzer Porphyry )
Distance column from 1727 ( Rochlitzer Porphyry )
Distance column from 1727 ( Rochlitzer Porphyry )

Lengefeld

Lengefeld : The all-mile column no. 12 from 1723 on the former post road Silberwagenweg Annaberg - Freiberg is just before the entrance to OT Reifland and the rest of the half-mile column no. 14 was on private property in OT Lippersdorf.

Full mile column from 1723 near Reifland before restoration
Whole milestone in Reifland, southwest entrance to the town
Whole milestone in Reifland, southwest entrance to the town
Whole milestone in Reifland, southwest entrance to the town

Leuna

Leuna : Remnants of a full mile column from 1732 in front of house no. 1 in the district of Göhren . It was reported stolen in 2017 and reappeared in 2018.

Remaining full mile column Zweimen OT Göhren No. 1
Remaining full mile column Zweimen OT Göhren No. 1
Remnants of the full mile column (upside down)

Light fir

Lichtentanne : In the Schönfels district there is a full-mile column from 1731 on the corner of Neumarker Straße ( B 173 ) / Zwickauer Straße from the Dresden - Hof postal route , which was originally halfway towards Altrottmannsdorf. The restoration took place in 2017, the original part was added true to the original and the column was correctly aligned at the previous location.

Rest of the all-mile column in Schönfels before restoration
Full mile column in Schönfels after the restoration in April 2017

Love rose

Lieberose : Distance column from 1735 with the coat of arms mutilated after 1815, without crowns

Distance column in Lieberose

Löbau

Löbau : The distance column on Neumarkt (1725), formerly Bautzner Tor, was recreated in 1956. Two more, at the former Zittauer and Görlitzer Tor, today at Theaterplatz and at the corner of Bahnhofstrasse / Promenadenring are faulty reconstructions, with exchanged coats of arms, from 1991 and 1993 respectively.

Distance column on the Neumarkt
Distance column on the Neumarkt
Distance column on the Neumarkt
Distance column on the Neumarkt
coat of arms

Distance column Bahnhofstrasse
Distance column Bahnhofstrasse
Distance column Bahnhofstrasse
coat of arms

Distance column on Theaterplatz
Distance column on Theaterplatz
Distance column on Theaterplatz
coat of arms

Lommatzsch

Lommatzsch : In Lommatzsch, a distance column was erected on the market in 1726. However, it was dismantled in 1860 and its parts were used as building material. The upper parts were installed in a barn by a pharmacist and, after another renovation, stored in the pharmacy's courtyard. In 1936 the coat of arms and the written part were brought to Dresden as remaining parts and are now stored in the depot of the Lommatzscher Museum. In 1990 the city of Lommatzsch erected a new pillar in front of the town hall, which does not quite match the original, as the original parts and files were not available at the time. Due to the marketplace renovation, the column was dismantled and stored in October 2018.

Replica of the distance column in Lommatzsch
Distance information

Luban

Lubań (Eng .: Lauban): The city on the way from Görlitz to Wrocław (Eng .: Breslau) originally had three Kursächsische Postmeile columns located in front of the city gates , but they gradually fell into decline after 1815. The last remaining column from the Görlitzer Tor from 1725 was last in front of the district court and was dismantled before the Second World War ; as a German symbol , it was destroyed after the end of the war. A copy was made in 2005 on the initiative of the Polish regional association Friends of Polish Upper Lusatia . The approx. € 3,800 replica is on the market. Due to the lack of information at that time, only one of originally two pages is provided with distance information, which was changed to Prussian miles after 1815 (as of 2006). Remnants of the Saxon full-mile column from the street tavern in the district of Pisarzowice ( Ober-Schreibersdorf ), which was last in the manor park of the town and was thrown into a pond after 1945, are currently stored in Lubań. The reconstruction and re-erection at the original location is planned.

Copy of the Saxon postal mileage column on the market
Copy of the distance column on the market
Remainder of the all-mile column from Pisarzowice in Lubań

Luebben

Lübben (Spreewald) : In 1736 two distance columns were set up: One in front of the Spree Gate (was later removed for unknown reasons - the base is now the Ljuba stone in the grove) and one in front of the Luckauer Tor or Haintor. The latter was moved to the Hain in 1843 and replaced by a copy in 1966. The original parts have since disappeared.

Saxon distance column in the Breite Strasse
Saxon distance column in the Breite Strasse
Saxon distance column in the Breite Strasse
Base of the Saxon distance column in the grove

Luebbenau

Lübbenau / Spreewald : Restored distance column from 1740 in Karl-Marx-Straße, formerly suburban main street, on Schmiedeplatz . After a temporary installation, instead of the war memorial in front of the Nikolaikirche, it was moved back after a referendum in 2003. The older block of letters has been in the town hall foyer since then.

Post mile column in Lübbenau
Post mile column in Lübbenau
Post mile column in Lübbenau
Post mile column in Lübbenau
Post mile column in Lübbenau

Luckau

Luckau : 2015 made replica of the quarter milestone No. 49 on the B 96 in OT Rüdingsdorf (first replica from 2007 after being damaged in an accident at the manufacturer in Belzig).

Quarter milestone in Rüdingsdorf, replica from 2007
Quarter milestone in Rüdingsdorf, replica from 2015

Marienberg

Marienberg : Distance column at the Zschopauer Tor, originally in front of the Zschopauer Tor, and the remains of the coat of arms of the column from the Annaberger Tor in the lapidarium in front of the city wall near the Zschopauer Tor. In 1727 two columns were erected at the Zschopauer and Annaberger Tor, both made of sandstone. Pillar from Annaberger Tor dismantled in 1868 and lost. The war memorial on the Bergmagazin is the rest of the all-mile column with the row number 52. This originally stood on Reitzenhainer Straße at the "Hohen Brücke". A quarter milestone with the row number 51 and the year 1724 made of granite, now stands as a remainder (without a head piece and with the inscription "Wettin Eiche") on Eisenstraße in the forest. Originally it was on the Böhmische Strasse, in the Wüstenschlette, just before the "Grenzland" inn. In 1999 the slab of the quarter milestone was found on Marienberger Army Square. The quarter milestone No. 53 from 1724 is about 1 km before the entrance to the OT Reitzenhain , on the right of the B 174, in the forest, about 70 m from the road, on the old Marienberg - Chomutov road (position 50.57233 degrees north, 13.21061 degrees east) at the original location.

Distance column Marienberg
Distance column Marienberg
Distance column Marienberg
the two coats of arms on the distance column in Marienberg
Quarter milestone Wettineiche2
Quarter milestone Wettineiche 1
Quarter milestone on the old Marienberg - Reitzenhain road, from the front
Quarter milestone on the old street Marienberg - Reitzenhain, to the side

Markneukirchen

Markneukirchen :

In the green area on Lutherplatz there is a half-mile column from 1725 with the row number 78, rotated by 90 °. It originally stood on the road to Adorf .
In OT Sträßel there is a half-mile column with an original headpiece from 1725 with the row number 78 in a property at the junction of Siebenbrunner Strasse from Remtengrüner Strasse or Böhmische Strasse (original location : Alte Egerer Poststrasse between Remtengrün and Sträßel).
In the Landwüst district there is a quarter milestone from 1725 with the row number 79 on the corner of Schönlinder Strasse and Rauner Strasse (original location: Alte Egerer Poststrasse , in Markneukirchen OT Schönlind).
Also in Landwüst there is a replica from 1997 of a full mile column from 1725 with the row number 80 on Rauner Straße, in front of the Vogtland Open-Air Museum (original location: Alte Egerer Poststraße , between Landwüst and Rohrbach ).

Half-mile column on Lutherplatz in Markneukirchen
Half-mile column in Sträßel
Half-mile column in Sträßel
Quarter milestone in Landwüst
Full mile column in the desert

Meissen

Meißen : Replica of the distance column from the Elbtor in front of the Elbe bridge on the right bank of the Elbe; Original coat of arms of a Meißner distance column since 1956 in the distance column Berggießhübel .

Distance column in Meissen
Distance column in Meissen
Distance column in Meissen

Meusegast

Meusegast : On the edge of the road leading from Köttewitz to the Seidewitztal , north of Meusegast, there is the all-mile column no. 8 of the Alte Dresden-Teplitzer Poststrasse . The trail markings from 1729 were restored in 1956 (grouting of cracks, re-cutting of inscriptions). Due to the poor condition, a Meusegaster farmer had already reserved the column as building material for his barn . In 1997 there was another major overhaul in which the column was set back a little from the road due to the increasing traffic load. A renewed top of the column is located in the Osterzgebirgsmuseum Schloss Lauenstein .

All-mile column no.8 (1729) near Meusegast

Mittweida

Mittweida : The city has a distance column made of porphyry tufa with an original coat of arms from 1725. The column, which is labeled on three sides, is on the market square. As a special feature, it bears the Saxon-Polish double coat of arms on each of the four sides. The column was largely dismantled around 1850 and the base was used to erect a candelabra . After finding the coat of arms (1965), a reconstructed column was re-erected in 1969. This has been on the market again since 1984.

Distance column in Mittweida from 1725 ( Rochlitzer Porphyr )
Distance column in Mittweida from 1725
Distance information
Distance information

Moritzburg

Moritzburg : At the driveway to Moritzburg Castle , two distance columns were erected in 1730 as part of the castle complex; Original coat of arms of a column in the lapidary of the castle.

the eastern post mile column from 1730
the western post mile column from 1730
both post mile pillars after the restoration in 2007
both post mile pillars after the restoration in 2007

Mill

Mügeln : The central Saxon town received a distance column in 1726, which was originally located on the market square. After being moved several times, it is now at the former Lommatzsch town gate. A comprehensive restoration took place in 1979. The incorrect location and distance information that was carved in during the 1956 restoration due to illegibility of the original inscription was corrected.

Distance column from 1726 in Mügeln
Distance column from 1726 in Mügeln

Mühlau

Mühlau : The badly damaged quarter milestone No. 29 from 1725 was found in 1951 in the Limbach town hall, where it was installed as a lintel. After restoration, it stood in front of the town hall in Limbach until it was returned to Mühlau. In 1972, the Limbach-Oberfrohna City Council decided to return the stone to the Mühlau community after lengthy and tough negotiations. At first it stood near the bus stop in the center of Mühlau, until it was erected in 2003, after extensive restoration, near its original location on today's B 95 .

Quarter milestone on the B 95

Mühlberg / Elbe

Mühlberg / Elbe : Distance column from 1730 (on the post column).

Distance column in Mühlberg

Mutzschen

Mutzschen : Replica of the distance column on the market, original part in the Mutzschen City Museum .

Distance column in Mutzschen
Distance column in Mutzschen

Nentmannsdorf

Nentmannsdorf : On the road between Niederseidewitz and Nentmannsdorf is the half-mile column No. 10 of the Alte Dresden-Teplitzer Poststraße . The column, which was erected in 1729, was erected again in 1968 after the head and base had been added, after its shaft had been excavated during road construction a year earlier. The column was put into storage as a result of an accident. After completion of the A 17 , which directly affects the location , it was restored on behalf of DEGES in 2012 and re-installed at the bus stop at the Oberseidewitz junction .

View of the Saxon half-mile column no.10 (1729) on Alte Dresden-Teplitzer Poststrasse. The photo shows the column before restoration at its old location
Restored column at the new location after the construction of the A 17 Dresden - Prague
Restored column at the new location after the construction of the A 17 Dresden - Prague

Neumark

Neumark (Vogtland) : A quarter milestone from 1731 with the row number 53 from the postal route Dresden - Hof is today on the new bypass road ( B 173 ), east of the village, at the junction to Neumark.

Neumark quarter milestone

Neustadt an der Orla

Neustadt an der Orla :

A distance column from 1728 is on the market; it used to be in front of the Triptiser Gate on the road to Triptis (today Ernst-Thälmann-Straße). The original coat of arms is in the museum.
The replica of a distance column from 1728 is on Pößnecker Straße, opposite the confluence with Arnshaugker Straße, probably at the original installation site (formerly Neunhöfer Tor).

Post mile column from the Triptiser Tor on the market
Post mile column in front of the former Neunhöfer Tor

Neustadt in Saxony

Neustadt in Sachsen : Distance column from 1729 on the market square (restored / relocated several times, originally in front of the town hall).

Distance column in Neustadt (Saxony)

Niederseidewitz

Niederseidewitz : On the slope of the narrow ravine that climbs from the Seidewitztal past the Eulmühle to the plateau between Seidewitz and Bahre , before the entrance to Niederseidewitz is the quarter milestone No. 9 of the Old Dresden-Teplitzer Poststrasse . The stone, dating from 1729, was re-erected in 1965, repaired in 1983 and secured in 2012 or turned back to the original.

Quarter milestone No. 9 (1729) of the old Dresden-Teplitzer Poststrasse
Quarter milestone No. 9 (1729), in the background the route of the A 17 Dresden-Prague
Quarter milestone No. 9 (1729)
Quarter milestone No. 9 (1729) after the lock / rotation 2012

Niederwiesa

Niederwiesa : All-mile column no.28 from 1725 from the exit of the town towards Flöha ( B 173 ), since 1965 on the station forecourt (Dresdner Straße / Bahnhofstraße). It was part of the Dresden - Hof mail course .

All-mile column Niederwiesa

Niemegk

Niemegk : restored distance column from 1725; Location: Großstraße / Wittenberger Straße / Straße der Jugend / Lindenstraße and the original block in the town hall

Distance column Niemegk (probably a relic of the original)
restored distance column Niemegk
restored distance column Niemegk
restored distance column Niemegk
restored distance column Niemegk

Nossen

Nossen :

Reproduced distance column from 1727 on Unter-Markt
added half-mile column No. 14 from 1722 on Waldheimer Straße / Querstraße (originally: OT Eula )
added all-mile column no.16 from 1727 at the former inn in the OT Altzella , on the road to Roßwein (originally: Marbach-Dreierhäuser )

Distance column on the sub-market
Distance column on the sub-market
Detail of the distance column
Distance information and coat of arms
Distance information and coat of arms
Distance column on the market, view of the castle

Half-mile column on Waldheimer Strasse
Full mile column from Marbach-Dreierhäuser in the OT Altzella
Full mile column from Marbach-Dreierhäuser in the OT Altzella

Nowogrodziec

Nowogrodziec (German: Naumburg am Queis): In the district of Ołdrzychów (Ullersdorf am Queis), on the road to Lubań (Lauban), there is the restored easternmost all-mile column with the number 112 (28 miles from Leipzig on Via Regia).

Full mile column near Nowogrodziec
Full mile column near Nowogrodziec
Full mile column near Nowogrodziec

Oberwiesenthal

Oberwiesenthal :

Distance column from 1730 on the market, restored several times, most recently in 2010
Reconstructed full-mile column No. 60 from 1723 on the Zechengrund
Remnants of a half-mile column No. 58 from the Hammerunterwiesenthal OT in Annaberg stored and lost

Distance column on the market square
Distance column on the market square
Distance column on the market square

Oederan

Oederan : The half-mile column No. 22 from 1722 on the former Poststrasse Dresden - Hof, made of Hilbersdorfer Porphyrtuff , is not far from the market on the B 173 . In contrast to numerous other pillars, the post horn is above the year. The original location was on the outskirts towards Freiberg.

Half-mile column on the B 173
Half-mile column on the B 173
Half-mile column on the B 173

Oppershausen

Oppershausen : Quarter milestone No. 9 from 1745 from the Langensalza - Wanfried postal route and the remains of a signpost from the 19th century in front of the old manor house in Oppershausen

Outskirts

Location : Replica of the distance column on the market. Original today as a war memorial in Großkmehlen .

Distance column in the edge of the town
Distance column in the edge of the town

Oschatz

Oschatz : Replica of the distance column at the end of Brüderstraße.

Distance column in Oschatz
Distance column in Oschatz
Distance column in Oschatz

Pegau

Pegau : The replica of the distance column from the former Leipzig Gate is in the Leipzig suburb , at the Schützenplatz intersection, directly at the Elsterbrücke. The original pillar font stored at the Erbs brickworks was redesigned in 2010 as a work of art distance pillar and set up in Pegau. The heavily weathered original coat of arms can also be seen in a former honorary grove in the city. The rest of the second Pegau distance column from the former Obertor still exists as a war memorial in Profen .

Post mile pillar Pegau, Leipziger Tor

Penig

Penig : There were two distance columns in Penig, one at the Muldenbrücke and one at the Chemnitz city gate. Nothing is known about the column on the Mulde, the other column was destroyed in 1941 and replaced in 1988 by a replica made of Rochlitz porphyry .

Post mile column made of Rochlitz porphyry in Penig
Post mile column made of Rochlitz porphyry in Penig

Pirna

Pirna : Pirna used to have three distance columns, of which only one with the year 1722 has been preserved. It was originally located at the Dohnaischer Tor (intersection of Breite Straße / Königsteiner Straße) and was moved from there to Brotkorbweg in 1834. In 1905 the column was given a new block of letters during a renovation, but the information no longer matched the original inscriptions. As part of the renovation, it was moved to Tischerplatz. The tip that fell off in 1945 was replaced by one that was too short. In 1955/56 another renovation was carried out by the Manka sculpture workshop in Pirna. The column was moved for the fourth time. Since then it has been in the green space at the exit of Jacobäerstrasse. The last renewal took place in 1984 by the stonemason company Kajer from Berggießhübel, with a new block of letters with the original inscriptions on record. The writing block from 1905 was stored in the building yard. Most recently, the pillar was dismantled by the company Steinrestaurierung Hain from Meißen in 2014, given a new base, restored and rebuilt, and the old block of letters was recovered from the building yard. The renovation costs amounted to approx. € 25,000. The relocation of the column to its original location (see Canaletto picture: Pirna, Breite Gasse ) and the presentation of the old writing block are still planned in perspective.

Post mile column at the exit of Jacobärstraße, before the restoration in 2005
Post mile column at the exit of Jacobärstraße, before the restoration in 2005
Coat of arms and distance information in hours (1 hour = 4.531 km), 2005
Coat of arms, before restoration in 2005
Post mile column at the exit of Jacobäerstraße, after the restoration in 2014

Plauen

Plauen : A replica of the distance column originally erected between 1725 and 1732 in front of the Brückentor (B. Th.) And removed around 1850 with the year 1726, but without distance inscriptions, was made in 1986 from Rochlitzer Porphyry on Reichenbacher Straße ( B 173 ) in front of the Alte Elsterbrücke (now a pedestrian bridge on Brückenstraße) built. On December 2, 2010, a winter service vehicle destroyed the column. The reconstruction up to October 2011 was done according to historical criteria, with distance inscriptions and the recorded year 1725. Only the coat of arms from 1986 could be used again.

Replica (1986) on the Old Elster Bridge
Replica (2011) with coat of arms from 1986
Replica (2011) of the former bridge gate (B. Th) now with inscriptions
Replica (2011) now with inscriptions

Pulsnitz

Pulsnitz : Distance column stands in front of the rifle house and dates from 1731, was last used in 2005 with the z. Some of the original coat of arms restored and destroyed in a traffic accident on April 11, 2013 and renewed in 2016. The original block of letters has been in the town hall foyer since 2005 and is to be supplemented by the original coat of arms, which is no longer used.

Post mile column in front of the Schützenhaus 51 ° 11 ′ 5 ″ N , 14 ° 1 ′ 0 ″ E51.184722222222 14.016666666667
Post mile column in front of the shooting range

Rabenau

Rabenau : A distance column was set up on the town's market in 1730. Due to its poor state of preservation, the column had to be demolished in 1870 because it was dilapidated. Individual remnants are said to have been used in the filling of the under-market or in the foundation of the memorial for the Franco-German War of 1870/71. But this was also removed in 1969. On the occasion of the 525th anniversary of the city charter, a replica of the historical distance column was inaugurated on May 18, 2013 at the original location, which was made by Steinrestaurierung Hain from Meissen. The total cost was around 32,000 €, with funding from the ILE region "Silver Ore Mountains" being used.

Saxon Post Distance Column Rabenau, Markt

Radeberg

Radeberg : The Radeberger Postdistanzsäule was supposed to be erected on the market square by 1728 , but was not erected until October 28, 1729 due to financial difficulties and after Zürner's requests . The column survived the town fire of 1741 unscathed. Renovations took place in 1791 and 1840, and in 1840 a lantern was attached to the top of the column. When the market was redesigned, the column was auctioned off and demolished in 1852. In March 2012, a true-to-original replica of the old postal distance column was rebuilt at the original location on behalf of the city of Radeberg and unveiled on March 16, 2012 by the mayor Gerhard Lemm on the occasion of the celebration of "600 years of city rights". The costs for the rebuilding amount to 45,000 euros, of which 15,000 euros were brought in through donations.

Distance column Radeberg
Detail of the Radeberg distance column

Radeburg

Radeburg : The distance column, made in 1728, was first erected on the market square and, due to damage, was relocated to the cemetery in 1875 with a new label that is still recognizable in the typeface and then, again with the original label, to the castle courtyard. In 2002 it was last restored to preserve it, with the tip replaced, which is now in the council chamber of the former castle behind the column.

Front view, in the background the former castle
Left view
view from the right

Reichenbach in Vogtland

Reichenbach in Vogtland :

Replica of the distance column from 1724 from the former Obertor on Postplatz, not far from the market
Without distance information, a full-mile column from 1725 on the Alte Poststraße Schneeberg - Reichenbach in front of the excursion restaurant Schwarze Katz (formerly Zur Postäule )

Post mile column Reichenbach
All-mile column Oberreichenbach

Rochlitz

Rochlitz : In 1722 a distance column was erected at each of the two main gates of the city. After an accident, the upper gate column was renewed in 1820 with the royal Saxon coat of arms (original parts stored in Zettlitz). In 1865 a horse was injured on the pillar at the lower gate. This column was then removed and the writing block in Fischergasse was walled up until 2003. In April 2007 the column was put up again at Clemens-Pfau-Platz in Rochlitz.
Bricked original parts of a quarter milestone and the all-mile pillar no.16 from 1722 were found in an outbuilding at Chemnitzer Strasse 1, of which the remainder of the all-mile pillar was removed for a reconstruction and re-erection not far from the site and was also used in 2012.

Distance column from the Untertor on Clemens-Pfau-Platz
Distance column from the Untertor on Clemens-Pfau-Platz
Distance column from the upper gate
Distance column from the upper gate
All-mile column Rochlitz
Walled up original parts of a quarter milestone
Walled up original parts of a quarter milestone

Horse wine

Roßwein : The column was lost for 130 years. Part of the column came to light again during construction work on the cemetery wall in 1994/95 and is now in the museum. In July 2000, the Heimatverein was able to re-erect a replica of the distance column at the old location.

Replica of the Saxon distance column in Roßwein from 1731
Saxon Post Mile Column Rosswein; Market (view from the south)
Saxon Post Mile Column Rosswein; Market (view from the south)
Saxon Post Mile Column Rosswein; Market (view from the west)
Saxon Post Mile Column Rosswein; Market (view from the east)

Ruhland

Ruhland : According to the chronicle of the acting mayor Klepper, the distance column was removed by decree of the municipal authorities in 1830 and was used as pouring stones on the municipal pumps. After initial efforts by local history researcher Reinhold Schneider in the 1950s and 1960s to have this set up again, this was rejected by the city council at the time and a bus station was finally built on the market. It was only through the redesign of the market in the course of the relocation of the bus station in 1990 and the construction of the market fountain based on an idea by local researcher Reinhard Pfennig in 1995 that the prerequisites for a re-erection of the distance column were created. After long preparatory work by the Association for Homeland Care 1889 Ruhland / Oberlausitz eV, which was re-established in 1996, the efforts were crowned with success in cooperation with the research group Kursächsische Postmeilensäulen eV, local politics, many traders and, ultimately, countless donations from citizens and friends of the city. Since October 13, 2012, the replica of the distance column, manufactured by the Hain company in Meißen, is finally back. It was inaugurated during a small ceremony.

Replica of the Saxon postal mileage pillar on the market
Replica of the Saxon postal mileage pillar on the market
Replica of the Saxon postal mileage pillar on the market

Schlettau

Schlettau : Distance column from 1727 from the market in front of the Reutherhaus

Distance column in front of the Reutherhaus
Distance column (1727)
Coat of arms and distance information
Coat of arms and distance information

Schneeberg

Schneeberg : Quarter milestone No. 45 from 1725 on Karlsbader Strasse in the Neustädtel district

Quarter milestone from 1725
Quarter milestone number 45

Schönfeld

Schönfeld (near Grossenhain ): In Schönfeld, located on the postal route Leipzig - Breslau in the course of the Via Regia , there is the all-mile column no. 52 from 1722. It was restored in 1981.

Full mile column in Schönfeld

Schwarzenberg / Erzgeb.

Schwarzenberg : All-mile column No. 52 on Crandorfer Straße / Postsäulenweg in Crandorf district from 1725 belongs to Poststraße Dresden - Schwarzenberg - Half Mile - Johanngeorgenstadt and is rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise from its original position. Another full mile pillar had been at the lower gate since 1724. It has not been preserved.

Saxon post mile column in the Erla district (Schwarzenberg)

Schwosdorf

Schwosdorf : On the road to Kamenz there is a quarter milestone built in 1723 with the wrong number 23 in the original. The stone belongs to the postal route Leipzig - Breslau in the course of the Via Regia and has been restored, supplemented or rebuilt a bit.

Quarter milestone Schwosdorf
Quarter milestone Schwosdorf

Sebnitz

Sebnitz : The distance column originally on the market was probably lost in the town fire of 1854. A replica was built in 2000. It is also on the market.

Distance column on the Sebnitzer Markt (1)
Distance column on the Sebnitzer Markt (2)
Distance column on the Sebnitzer Markt (3)
Distance column on the Sebnitzer Markt (4)

Senftenberg

Senftenberg : The distance column was on the market square from 1731 to 1847 . The post mile column was dismantled under Prussian rule. On October 18, 2000, a replica was put back on the market. The original coat of arms is in the museum.

Post mile column on the Senftenberger market
Original coat of arms in the Senftenberg Museum
Post mile column on the Senftenberger market

Stumble

Stolpen : The distance column manufactured in 1728 was erected on the Untermarkt in 1732. However, it was removed again in the middle of the 19th century. The exact date of the removal is unknown; Sources give the years 1840 and 1856. The pillar that exists today is a replica erected in the summer of 1996.

Post mileage column on the Untermarkt (1)
Post mileage column on the Untermarkt (2)
Post mile column on the Untermarkt (3)
Post mile column on the Untermarkt (4)
Coat of arms and writing block (1)
Coat of arms and writing block (2)
Coat of arms and writing block (3)

Strehla

Strehla : The Kursächsische Postmeile column Strehla is a distance column erected in 1729, which was on the market until 1848 after implementation. Then it was moved to Schlossplatz in the course of the new paving of the square. In 1961, the heavily weathered column was completely replaced, which was put back on the market in front of the town hall in 1962. In 1992 another restoration took place.

Distance column in front of the Strehla town hall
Distance column in front of the Strehla town hall
Distance information

Striegistal

Striegistal :

Replica of the all-mile column no. 16 from 1722 from the post route Nossen - Waldheim in the OT Marbach -Rosental, exit to Nossen
Replica of the quarter milestone No. 19 from 1727 from the post route Nossen - Chemnitz in OT Berbersdorf , exit B 4
Replica of the all-mile column no.20 from 1727 from the post route Nossen - Chemnitz in the OT Pappendorf , at the rectory (original part in the church)
Replica of the quarter milestone No. 21 from 1727 from the post route Nossen - Chemnitz in the OT Kaltofen, exit to Hainichen

Full mile column in Marbach
Quarter milestone Berbersdorf
Quarter milestone Berbersdorf
Pappendorf all-mile column
Quarter milestone Kaltofen
Quarter milestone Kaltofen

Tharandt

The original of the post distance column was made in 1730 and placed on the market in 1731. From around 1835 it stood on the market as a postmaster's column without a coat of arms and was used as building material at the end of the 19th century. The original coat of arms from 1730 was retained. In 1964 a replica of the distance column with the original coat of arms was erected in the city park, which had to be dismantled after the floods in 2002. The second replica of the distance column from 2006 is back on the market today with the original coat of arms. The first replica from 1964 was re-erected in the form of a postmaster's column from the 19th century in 2014 in the Grillenburg district .

Distance column on the market
Distance column on the market
Distance column at the market, detail
Postmaster's column in the Grillenburg district

Wiesenbad thermal baths

Thermal bath Wiesenbad : The district milestone No. 47 of the former post road Leipzig - Karlsbad from 1723 is located in the Schönfeld district on the B 95. The stone had a checkered history. In the Seven Years' War overturned, he was indeed set up again to 1850 but buried in the road construction. After the recovery in 1932, it was built into a wall of the former Schönfeld manor.

Quarter milestone No. 47 in the Schönfeld district
Kursächs. Quarter milestone from 1723 with the row number 47 on the B95 in Schönfeld

Thiendorf

Thiendorf : In Thiendorf, located on the former postal route Leipzig - Breslau in the course of the Via Regia , there is a replica of the quarter milestone No. 53 from 1722. The stone was probably already removed at the beginning of the 20th century as it was found in research reports at the time is not mentioned. In 1980 a remnant piece , which could no longer be restored, was discovered in a bank reinforcement in neighboring Schönfeld , which was initially stored at the post gate in Wurzen , then in the mountain warehouse in Trebsen and since October 2016 in Meißen . In 1986 the replica was erected in front of the town's municipal administration.

Quarter milestone before implementation
Quarter milestone after implementation (2012)

Thum

Thum : In the replicated distance column from 1727 on the market square, only the base is originally made of granite, as it was temporarily used for a war memorial. The addition of sandstone and a new installation took place in 1978.

Distance column on the market

Torgau

Torgau : Saxon quarter milestone from 1783 in Torgau in the city museum "Alte Kanzlei". Original location on Eilenburger Straße, approx. 150 m west of the former inn to the "Black Bear".

Quarter milestone in the city museum
Quarter milestone in the city museum

Tornau

Tornau : In Eisenhammer there is a replica of a half-mile column from 1723 with the row number 18 on the B 2 , at the intersection with the K 2029 Schköna-Söllichau, original parts on the Tiefensee windmill near Bad Düben , see Kursächsische Postmeile column Bad Düben .

Half-mile column in Eisenhammer
Half-mile column in Eisenhammer
Half-mile column in Eisenhammer
Original parts on the Tiefensee windmill near Bad Düben

Uebigau-Wahrenbrück

Uebigau-Wahrenbrück :

Distance pillars as a replica on the market square in OT Uebigau (original coat of arms in the Bad Liebenwerda Museum )
Reconstructed distance column from the market at the Elsterbrücke in OT Wahrenbrück (original font in OT Uebigau).

Distance column in Uebigau
Distance column in Uebigau
Distance column in Uebigau
Distance column in Wahrenbrück

Waldheim

Waldheim : Replica of the distance column from 1724 in front of the town hall

Replica of the Saxon distance column made of Rochlitz porphyry
Replica of the Saxon distance column in Waldheim
Distance information
Notice board next to the column

Wilsdruff

Wilsdruff :

A distance column was set up on the market square in 1731. Relocated to Niederreinsberg during renovation work in 1864 , but returned to Wilsdruff in 1937. 1969-71 was a replica with the original coat of arms and the implementation of the column on the corner of Nossener Straße / Gezinge. Today it is back in its original location on the market.
At the inn in the OT Grumbach , a replica of the half-mile column no. 6 from 1723 from the postal route Dresden - Hof was erected together with an escort barrier.

Post mileage pillar in the market
Post mileage pillar in the market
Post mileage pillar in the market
Post mileage pillar in the market
Post mileage pillar in the market
Coat of arms and writing block
Post mile column Wilsdruff, market
Post mile column Wilsdruff, market

Half-mile column Grumbach with an escort barrier

Weischlitz

Weischlitz : Replica of the quarter milestone No. 69 from 1725 on the B 173 .

Quarter milestone on the B 173

Weissensee

Weißensee (Thuringia) : A quarter milestone with the row number 49 is in the village in front of the former Saxon post office, between the castle entrance and the market square, in the upper town and comes from the former Obersee. The stone from the postal route Leipzig - Kassel was not worked according to the valid template and therefore has a completely different shape, similar to a half-mile column and was only made in 1780 as a replacement for a damaged column.

Weißensee quarter milestone

Wermsdorf

Wermsdorf : Half-mile column No. 18 on the S 42 (Alte Poststraße) in the Wermsdorf Forest.

Half mile pillar in the Wermsdorf Forest

Wittichenau

Wittichenau distance column on the market with original base, original writing block in the foyer of the Hoyerswerda Castle Museum .

Wolfen

Wolfen : Half-mile column No. 18 from 1730 on the B 184

Half-mile column on the B 184
Half-mile column on the B 184

Selva

Selva :

Distance column from 1730 on the edge of the market square (originally Roßmarkt), some original parts in the castle and spire walled up in Kirchgasse
Whole mile pillar no.4 (probably with part of half mile pillar no.6) from 1724 from the post route Silberwagenweg Annaberg - Freiberg in OT Schönbrunn , on the B 101 towards Wiesenbad, not far from the Falkenbach junction
Quarter milestone No. 5 from 1724 from the postal route Silberwagenweg Annaberg - Freiberg on the road from the market to the train station

Post mile pillar at the market in Selva
Post mile pillar at the market in Selva
Quarter milestone on the road from the market to the train station
Quarter milestone on the road from the market to the train station
All-mile column Schönbrunn before the restoration
All-mile column Schönbrunn before the restoration
All-mile pillar at Schönbrunn after the restoration
All-mile pillar at Schönbrunn after the restoration

Spice up

Wurzen : A distance column with the original base from 1724 in Wenceslaigasse, not far from Dresdner Straße, stands in the original place in front of the former Wenceslaithor.

Distance column in Wurzen
Distance column in Wurzen

Zahna Magpie

Zahna-Elster : all-mile pillar no. 52 from 1723 from the post route Dresden - Wittenberg from the OT Iserbegka on the B 187 in the OT Mühlanger .

Full mile column in Mühlanger

Zgorzelec (German: Görlitz)

Zgorzelec (German: Görlitz ): In the old trading town of Görlitz, a post mile column was erected in front of the eastern Neißtor (1723) and one in front of the western Reichenbacher Tor (1724) along the Via Regia . The western pillar of Reichenbacher Tor, located on Görlitzer Demianiplatz, fell victim to urban redevelopment measures in 1849. The eastern column of the Neißtor , finally on the other side of the Neisse , behind the old town bridge , on the so-called Töpferberg, was provided with Prussian mileage information after 1815 and destroyed in the last days of the Second World War (it was accidentally badly damaged when the old town bridge was blown up, so that it was decided to tear it down). Fragments of the column ended up in the Postal Museum in Wrocław . In the course of the implementation of a concept to restore the development of the Töpferberg, a copy of the column was rebuilt in autumn 2003, which again bears distance information in Saxon league hours (1 hour = 4.531 km) based on the original.

Post mileage column in Zgorzelec (German: Görlitz)

Zörbig

Zörbig : Replica of the distance column from 1730 on the market square.

Distance column on the market square.

Zschepplin

Zschepplin : A quarter milestone from 1722 is on the B 2 at the bus stop a little south of the confluence of the road to Hohenprießnitz via Noitzsch. The base and head piece are missing, the row number is not recognizable, it is turned by 90 ° and supported on the former second side of the inscription with broken stones. The row number should be 7, from the Hallesches Tor in Leipzig on the route to Bad Düben .

Quarter milestone Zschepplin

Zschopau

Zschopau: 2009 replica of the distance column from Chemnitzer Tor on Chemnitzer Gasse, original coat of arms in the museum

Distance column in Zschopau
Original fragment (coat of arms) of the Zschopauer distance column from 1727

Zwickau

Zwickau : In Zwickau, four distance columns were erected in 1725 at the city gates of the streets leading to Dresden (Tränktor), Leipzig (Niedertor), Reichenbach (Frauentor) and Schneeberg (Obertor). As early as 1813, however, only 2 of the pillars (watering gate, woman's gate) were left, but they also disappeared from the cityscape in the following decades. Based on an initiative of the Saxon Post Mile Columns Research Group , a replica of the column formerly in front of the Obertor was rebuilt at the »Zentrum« stop in 2002. A patron of the city took over the financing .

Distance column in Zwickau
Distance column in Zwickau

Zwochau

Zwochau : In a green area in the OT Grebehna on the road to Zwochau are conservatively restored

the quarter milestone No. 5 from 1722 from the district of Kölsa with a new headpiece from 1978
the rest of the half-mile column No. 8 from 1722, from the Grebehna - Radefeld road

Quarter milestone
Quarter milestone
Rest of the half-mile column

Zwönitz

Zwönitz :

Distance column from 1727 on the market, model of the coat of arms
Replica of the all-mile pillar No. 44 from 1725 at the end of the village in the direction of Stollberg / Erzgeb. .
Replica of the quarter milestone No. 45 from 1724 on Niederzwönitzer Straße towards OT Dorfchemnitz
Replica of the half-mile column No. 46 from 1724 on the road (S 270) towards Grünhain

Post mile column on the market in Zwönitz
Post mile column in Zwönitz
Post mile column in Zwönitz
Post mile column in Zwönitz
Distance column

Full mile column on Stollberger Straße
Quarter milestone in Zwönitz
Quarter milestone in Zwönitz
Half-mile column near Zwönitz
Half-mile column near Zwönitz

Imitations

Berlin ITB 2005

Imitation of the Altenberg (Erzgebirge) distance column on the Berlin International Tourism Exchange (ITB) 2005; exhibited today in the Altenberg Mining Museum

literature

Collective of authors: Lexikon Kursächsische Postmeilensäulen , research group Kursächsische Postmeilensäulen (Ed.), Transpress Verlag für Verkehrwesen, Berlin 1989, ISBN 3-344-00264-3 .
Forschungsgruppe Kursächsische Postmeilensäulen eV (Ed.): Post columns and milestones , 3rd revised edition, Dresden 2007, ISBN 978-3-936203-09-7 .
Author collective: Rundbriefe , Forschungsgruppe Kursächsische Postmeilensäulen (Ed.), No. 1–92, 1964–2015.

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