Lapidary of the disappeared places in the Duppau Mountains
The lapidary of the disappeared places in the Duppau Mountains has been located on the Winteritzer Kapellenberg (Vintířovský vrch) above the village of Vintířov, district of Radonice (Radonitz) in Okres Chomutov (Komotau district) since 2003 .
The establishment of the artefacts and stone remains of the now defunct settlements was carried out by the “Association of Friends of Historical Monuments Radonice-Vintířov” (“Klub přátel historických památek Radonice-Vintířov”). The first stone erected here in March 2003 was the Kudlich memorial stone , which was erected in 1933 next to the Kudlich observation point on the Legerberg (776 m, Složiště) in the Duppau mountains , where Hans Kudlich in 1888 in front of the farmers from the Saaz and Karlsbad districts had spoken.
More than 70 of the former communities and settlements in the Duppau Mountains were destroyed in 1953/54 by the establishment of the Hradiště military training area.
Stone witnesses of the former places
At the moment there are stone witnesses from the following former locations in the lapidarium:
- Březina (Pirk), 14th century to 1953
- Dlouhá (long green), 14th century to 1953
- Dlouhý Luh (Langenau)
- Donín (Dohnau), 1460 to 1953
- Doupov (Duppau), 1291 to 1954
- Doupovské Mezilesí (Olitz House)
- Heřmanov (Hermersdorf), 1544 to 1953
- Hluboká (Tiefenbach), 1196 to 1953
- Holetice (Holeditz), 14th century to 1953
- Hora (Horn), 1542 to 1953
- Horní Lomnice (Oberlomitz),? until 1953
- Hradiště (courtyards), 16th century to 1953
- Hrzín (Green), 1337 to 1953
- Humnice, 1443 to 1953
- Hůrka (Horkau)
- Jindřichov (Heinersdorf), 1460 to 1954
- Jírov (Jurau)
- Kottershof (Kottershof), around 1545 to 1953
- Kozlov (Koslau), 1398 to 1953
- Litoltov (Liesen)
- Malá Lesná (Klein Spinnelsdorf), 1460 to 1954
- Maleš (Molischen), 1196 to 1954
- Martinov (Merzdorf), 1460 to 1953
- Mlýnská (Mühldorf)
- Obrovice (Wobern), 1318 to 1954
- Oleška (Oleschau), 1196 to 1953
- Olšenice (oil carving)
- Ostré (Westrun), 1488 to 1954
- Pastviny (willows)
- Petrov (Petersdorf)
- Radnice (Redenitz), 1261 to 1954
- Ratiboř (Rodbern), 1406 to 1954
- Růžová (Rose Garden), 1544 to 1954
- Sedlec (Zettliz), 1420 to 1954
- Telcov (Teltsch), 1394 to 1953
- Těš (Tesch), 1784 to 1953
- Tocov (Totzau), 1369 to 1953 (Kudlich memorial stone)
- Tunkov (Tunkau), 1196 to 1953
- Tureč (Turtsch), 1196 to 1953
- Velká Lesná (Gross Spinnelsdorf), 1460 to 1954
- Víska (Villages)
- Zakšov (Sachsengrün), 1355 to 1953
- Žďár (Saar), 1295 to 1954
- Žebletín (Sebeltitz), 1193 to 1953
- Zvoníčkov (Männelsdorf), 1460 to 1963
Picture gallery
Kudlich memorial stone on the Winteritzer Kapellenberg
Lapidarium on the Winteritzer Kapellenberg
Lapidarium on the Winteritzer Kapellenberg
Artifacts from green, small and large Spinnelsdorf and Humnitz
Millstone from a Duppau mill and wayside shrine from Koslau
Wayside shrine from Koslau
Artifact from Duppau
Wayside shrine from Sachsengrün
Pilgrimage chapel
The Mariahilf pilgrimage chapel on the Winteritzer Kapellenberg (385 m) has been used again since 2003. Every year there are pilgrimages on the Visitation of the Virgin Mary or on the 1st Sunday in July.
history
In 1685, the construction of a chapel began under Count Jan Anton Losy von Losinthal (1600–1682), which was converted into a Baroque chapel in 1725–27 and rebuilt in 1785 after a fire. In 1786 the chapel had to be closed as a result of the Josephine reforms and the building fell into disrepair within the next 40 years.
In 1825, under Prince Alfred I. zu Windisch-Graetz, it was converted into a summer palace (pleasure palace), in 1833 the chapel was renewed and the Winteritzer pilgrimages were resumed. The last pilgrimage took place in 1960, after which the complex fell into disrepair until the pilgrimage chapel was renovated from 1993 to 2003.
Sculptor plein air
As part of a sculptor's pleinair in 2001 (“Plenér Vintířov 2001”), various artists created large sandstone sculptures that are placed on the way to the chapel (former way of the cross). Involved in it were u. a. Ulrich Eißner , Roman Skřelina and Šárka Bečvářová. In front of the chapel is the Winteritzer Madonna (Vintířovská Madona) by Roman Skřelina from 2001.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Disappeared locations on the Hradiště military training area (accessed on April 12, 2015)
- ↑ The Lapidarium on Kapellenberg near Winteritz ( Memento from March 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) (accessed April 12, 2015)
- ^ Josef Hurt - Club of Monument Friends Radonice (Czech) (accessed April 12, 2015)
- ↑ Architectural and natural monuments in the Karlovy Vary region (Czech) (accessed on April 12, 2015)