List of architectural monuments in Quiigart

In the list of architectural monuments in Quiigart all the architectural monuments of the Saarland community Quiigart and its districts Fischbach-Camphausen and Göttelborn are listed. The basis is the sub-monuments list of the Saarbrücken regional association of the Saarland monuments list of December 16, 2013 and the current version of August 9, 2017.

Fischbach-Camphausen

location	designation	description	image
Dudweilerstraße 15 location	Colliery house of the Camphausen pit	The colliery was built in late Classicist form in 1880. It is the last remaining structure from the time the mine was founded.
Dudweilerstrasse location	Headframe at shaft IV of the Camphausen pit with two electr. Tower hoists	Shaft IV was sunk in 1908. Because of the lack of space on the mine site, a decision was made against a steel headframe and a hammer head tower made of reinforced concrete was built in 1911/12 . It was the world's first winding tower of this type. In 1936/37 the tower received two electric tower winding machines.
Dudweilerstrasse location	Dormitory of the Camphausen pit	The three-storey plastered building was built in 1924/25 and served as a place to sleep during the working week for miners who had traveled further. The building was later used as a school.
Dudweilerstrasse location	Transformer station and electrical center with technical equipment	The transformer house was built around 1935.
Dudweilerstrasse location	Headframe over shaft II of the Camphausen mine, 1962	Sinking of Shaft II began as early as 1871. The still existing steel headframe in solid wall construction dates from 1962 and is 43 m high.
Heinitzstrasse 36 location	Mining inspection XI of the Camphausen mine, administration building, 1890–91	The two-storey administration building from the years 1890/91 is a red sandstone block building with a gable roof and brightly set off reveals and cornices. The windows on the first floor are connected by a surrounding cornice.
Quierschieder Strasse 30 / 32–52 / 54 location	Ensemble Quierschieder Strasse	Duplex houses	Built in 1904
Rußhütter Strasse 20 location	Forsthaus Fischbach with equipment	The Fischbach forester's house was built in 1903/04.
Rußhütter Strasse 26 location	Fischbach Forest District	The head forester's office in Fischbach was built around 1877/78.
Talstrasse 7 location	Ev. Parish church	The church was built between 1926 and 1930 according to plans by the architect and town planner Julius Ammer . The wide bell tower above a portico as the main portal is striking . The interior of the hall church was kept very simple.
Weststrasse location	Catholic parish church of St. Joseph	The Catholic Church was built in 1911/12 according to plans by the architect Moritz Gombert . The historicized church is richly decorated on the outer facade with contrasting pilaster strips and friezes . The bell tower is next to the nave. The interior is dominated by the low ribbed vault , sandstone columns and arcades.

Gottelborn

location	designation	description
Grubenstrasse / Fichtenstrasse / Josefstrasse location	Ensemble of the Göttelborn mine settlement	The Göttelborn mine settlement was mainly built between 1888 and 1912 as a housing estate for the miners of the Göttelborn mine and was built by the Prussian mining treasury. In addition, a director's villa and villas for mine engineers were built around 1889, as well as a two-storey inspection building as an administration building and a school. Most workers' houses are designed as twin houses. The variety of building types is striking.
		Grubenstrasse 9 / 11-31 / 33, twin houses, 1888–1912 (part of the ensemble)
		Grubenstrasse 10 / 12-14 / 16, twin houses, 1888–1912 (part of the ensemble)
		Grubenstrasse 18, inspection building of mining inspection X Göttelborn, 1889 (individual monument)
		Grubenstrasse 21, school, 1897 (part of the ensemble)
		Fichtenstrasse 1 / 3-17 / 19, twin houses, 1921 (part of the ensemble)
		Fichtenstrasse 2 / 4-18 / 20, twin houses, 1921 (part of the ensemble)
		Josefstraße 1 / 3-17 / 19, twin houses, 1888–1912 (part of the ensemble)
		Josefstraße 2 / 4-22 / 24, twin houses, 1888–1912 (part of the ensemble)
Göttelborner Höhe location	Water tower, elevated water tank	The water tower on Göttelborner Höhe was built in 1907/08 and expanded in 1912/13. It was mainly used as a water reservoir for the pits in the area.
Hauptstrasse 68 location	Residential house with enclosure	The residential building with a clinker facade and sandstone elements was built around 1887. Between 1908 and 1914 the building was a mountain pre-school, but was then used again as a residential building.
To the shaft location	Tunnel mouth hole	The tunnel mouth hole is located within the open-plan facility of the Göttelborn mine and was bricked up in 1887.
location	Ensemble shaft III of the Göttelborn mine	The winding machine house and the headframe of shaft III of the Göttelborn mine form a separate monument ensemble. Both were built in 1925/26, the headframe was reinforced in 1937–39.
		Shaft III winding machine house of the Göttelborn mine
		Headframe shaft III of the Göttelborn mine
To the shaft location	Göttelborn mine	The daytime facilities of the pit are under monument protection, including: Company premises, system parts, conveyor belts, belt bridges, retaining walls, headframe at shaft II from 1940 (reinforced in 1959 and 1965), hoisting machine house from shaft II with electr. Winding machine from 1959, shaft hall complex of shafts II and III with carriage circulation, chain track (push-on), atrium and former screening plant pushed to the west from 1939-42, plant components for coal processing around 1940, control center building from 1950 to 1960, coal washing from 1938-41 ( expanded by 1960 and 1990–2000), 1950 extension of external elevator, 1950–60 extension above the railway tracks, three thickeners south of the coal washing plant around 1940, mountain crusher around 1960
To Martinshütte 6 position	Transformer station	The transformer station was built in 1910 for the municipal power supply. The building can hardly be recognized as an industrial building and was already richly decorated on the outside during construction. In 1993 the building was converted into a residential building.

Quiver

location	designation	description
location	Ensemble Knappschaftskrankenhaus	After three miners' hospitals had already been built in the 19th century to supply miners, further demand arose at the turn of the century due to the flourishing of mining. Therefore, between 1907 and 1910, another hospital was built in the Fischbachtal by the architect Abel. The whole complex is built in the style of the German late renaissance with an echo of baroque forms. In addition to the main building, there are several buildings from the 1920s, including villa-like medical residences and nursing homes.
		Fischbacher Straße 92, medical residence, around 1925, private residence since 1997 (part of the ensemble)
		Fischbacher Straße 93/95, nursing home, around 1925 (part of the ensemble)
		Fischbacher Straße 94, doctor's residence, around 1925 (part of the ensemble)
		Fischbacher Straße 96, chief physician's residence, 1907–10 by Abel, (individual monument)
		Fischbacher Straße 97, nursing home, around 1925 (part of the ensemble)
		Fischbacher Straße 99, nursing home, around 1925 (part of the ensemble)
		Fischbacher Straße 100, morgue, 1907-10 by Abel, (part of the ensemble)
		Fischbacher Straße 100, insulating building, 1907-10 by Abel, (part of the ensemble)
		Fischbacher Straße 100, Kesselhaus, 1907-10 by Abel, (part of the ensemble)
		Fischbacher Straße 100, farm building, 1907-10 by Abel, (part of the ensemble)
		Fischbacher Straße 100, main building, 1907-10 by Abel (individual monument)
		Fischbacher Straße 102, gatehouse, 1907 by Abel, (individual monument)
Marienstrasse location	Catholic parish church of the Assumption	Assumption of the Virgin Mary was built between 1863 and 1866 as a single-nave church building in neo-Gothic style according to plans by the architect Carl Friedrich Müller from Saarlouis . At the end of the 19th century, the church had become too small due to the strong population growth in the community. That is why the church was extended by two aisles from 1897 to 1898 according to plans by the architect Lambert von Fisenne .
Marienstraße 22 location	Residential and commercial building	The residential and commercial building was built around 1896.

Web links

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List of monuments of the Saarland: List of sub-monuments Regional Association Saarbrücken (PDF file; 1.67 MB)

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