List of cultural monuments in Bad Gottleuba-Berggießhübel

The list of cultural monuments in Bad Gottleuba-Berggießhübel contains the cultural monuments in Bad Gottleuba-Berggießhübel and its districts in the Saxon district of Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains . The notes are to be observed.

This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in the district of Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains .
This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Saxony .

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Bad Gottleuba

 Map with all coordinates of the section Bad Gottleuba : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Waystone	(Map)	19th century	of importance in terms of traffic history	09304619
	Six way stones			of importance in terms of traffic history	09304617
	Waystone	(Map)	19th century	of importance in terms of traffic history	09304621
	Path stone and base of an older column	(Map)	19th century	Copy from 1993, stylistically changed font area, of importance in terms of traffic history. Copy of a path pillar (1993), sandstone with arched end, writing surface with inscriptions, base: sandstone, height approx. 15 cm.	09224781
	Waystone	(Map)	19th century	formerly two bullet holes on the south side, significant from a traffic point of view. Sandstone, flat pyramidal end, text area highlighted in color, inscriptions “Directional arrow to the left / Bad Gottleuba / 10 km / Directional arrow to the right / Bahra / 3.9 km” overleaf “Augustusberg / 1.3 km / Hellendorf / 3.0 km Directional arrow to right / Bad Berggießhübgel /? km ”, restored in 1994, bullet holes removed.	09304616
	Comprehensive Chemnitz home with the following individual monuments: villa, outbuilding and in the garden so-called fairy tale cave and pedestal (ID no. 09223394), plus an extensive villa garden on a hillside (garden monument)	At the Chemnitzer Heim 2; 2a (card)	1903/1904	Comprehensive Chemnitzer Heim with the following individual monuments: Villa (No. 2), ancillary building (with decorative framework, No. 2a) and in the garden so-called fairy tale cave and pedestal (individual monument ID No. 09223394), plus an extensive villa garden on a hillside (garden monument) with stairs, Water basin and path system - of local history, personal history and garden art significance.	09304493
	Individual features of the Chemnitzer Heim as a whole: villa, outbuilding and in the garden the so-called fairy tale cave and pedestal (individual monument for ID No. 09304493)	At the Chemnitzer Heim 2; 2a (card)	According to information 1903/1904	Individual features of the Chemnitzer Heim as a whole: Villa (No. 2), ancillary building (with ornamental framework, No. 2a) and in the garden so-called fairy tale cave and pedestal - a large country house-like villa, with an elaborate ancillary building, of architectural and personal significance.	09223394
	Residential building	Am Graben 1 (map)	re. 1762	Upper floor half-timbered , marked in the basket arch door, of architectural significance	09223324
	Five buildings of a carpentry shop in a closed row: open wood storage shed, living and workshop building, facade of a former barn, workshop building and barn	Am Tannenbusch 3 (map)	around 1900	Residential and workshop building in the upper floor half-timbered living area, large workshop building with two gates, upper floor half-timbered, of architectural and local significance.	09223329
	Fire brigade with house, car shed and tower	Am Tannenbusch 4 (map)	1920s	Upper floor residential building timber-framed, wooden shed and tower clad in wood, of architectural and local significance.	09223330
	Max Bähr Mill	Am Tannenbusch 5; 5a (card)	1908	Mill building, associated residential and farm building, residential house, functional wooden building (sawmill) and mill technology from a former grain and saw mill with bakery: mill building with decorative framework (1908), residential and farm building with decorative framework (1927), residential building with decorative framework, in the lintel 1868 - one of the most important historical mills in Saxon Switzerland, of importance in terms of building history, local history and technology history.	09223400
	Eleven town barns	At the barns (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	two closed rows with five barns in the north and six in the south, significant in terms of local development	09223396
	Memorial stone	Augustusberg (map)	1963	Sandstone block with the inscription "In memory of the German-Russian brotherhood in arms in the national liberation struggle of the German people, Council of the City of Bad Gottleuba 1963", historically significant.	09223332
	Transformer tower (with memorial inscription)	Augustusberg (map)	re. 1913	Transformer building in the reform style from around 1910, memorial to the battles that took place here in 1813, of importance in terms of building history, technology history and local history.	09300085
	Residential building	Augustusberg 7 (map)	1920s	single storey with boarded jamb , mansard gable roof , historically important. With mansard gable roof, intact, boarded up upper floor, country house style.	09223333
	Villa with fencing, terracing and park-like garden (garden monument)	Augustusberg 11 (map)	1930s	Residential building on a hillside, two-storey plastered building with hipped roof and extension, of importance in terms of architectural history and garden design. Villa: two-storey, villa garden: the northern area around the villa is more horticultural, the southern slope area is more natural.	09223331
	Residential building in closed development	Badstrasse 1 (map)	Early 19th century	Broad plastered building with basket arch door and keystone, of architectural and urban significance. Windows renewed, mansard hipped roof .	09223294
	Residential house in a corner and semi-open development	Badstrasse 3 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Plastered building with a crooked hip roof, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning	09223295
More pictures	Spa building with boiler house and chimney	Badstrasse 11a (map)	1880s	Spa building (spa) - single-storey, elongated plastered building with a raised central projection and filigree wooden porch, of architectural and local importance.	09223322
	Leinbrock-Villa: Factory owner's villa with enclosure	Badstrasse 17 (map)	around 1920	Plastered building with winter garden, partly original equipment, of architectural importance.	09223393
More pictures	Former Gottleuba station	Bahnhofstrasse (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Station building on the Pirna-Berggießhübel-Gottleuba railway line - simple plastered construction with a flat saddle roof, of significance in terms of railway history.	09300089
	Former post office	Bahnhofstrasse 2 (map)	around 1905	Plastered building with flat side elevation and ornamental framework, of architectural significance. Two-storey solid plastered building with decorative framework.	09300088
	Residential building	Bahraweg 1 (map)	According to information from 1926	Typical wooden house on a solid base, of architectural significance.	09223391
	Schumann House	Bahraweg 2 (map)	1905/1910	Residential house and memorial stone for Camillo Schumann (1872–1946) - plastered building, facade with ornamental details and musical inscriptions, of architectural and local significance. Residential house with a mansard gable roof, musical notes on the gable end, sandstone block with the inscription “Place of work of the composer and organist Camillo Schumann 1914–1946”.	09223392
	Aggregate of the Giesenstein manor with the individual monuments: mansion, outbuildings, two farm buildings, two barns (ID no. 09223386) as well as access avenue, garden and farm yard as aggregate parts	Giesenstein 1; 1b; 2; 3; 4; 5 (card)	18th century, e.g. T. older	All of the Giesenstein manor with the individual monuments: mansion (No. 4), rear annex (No. 5), two farm buildings (No. 2, 3), two barns (No. 1, 1b) mountain cellar and enclosure (ID No. 09223386 ) as well as the access avenue (garden monument), the garden south of the manor house and the farm yard as a whole - of importance in terms of building history and local history.	09303855
	Individual features of the Giesenstein manor: mansion, two farm buildings, two barns, mountain cellar and enclosure (individual monument for ID no. 09303855)	Giesenstein 1; 1b; 2; 3; 4; 5 (card)	around 1900	Individual features of the Giesenstein manor: mansion (No. 4), rear annex (No. 5), two farm buildings (No. 2, 3), two barns (No. 1, 1b), mountain cellar and enclosure - manor house with irregular three-wing, two-storey Plant, of importance in terms of building history and local history.	09223386
	Kurpark (garden monument) with avenue, four free-standing sculptures, pond and OdF monument	Goethepark (map)	approx. 1905-1920	OdF monument: monolith with inscription, of local historical and landscape significance.	09223395
	Stable house, pull-out house and barn of a farm as well as earth cellar	Hartmannsbach 11 (map)	End of the 19th century	on a hillside, residential stable house plastered building with half-hipped roof, pull-out house upper floor half-timbered, barn in the gable half-timbered, boarded up, of architectural and economic importance.	09223407
	Swedish Cross	Hartmannsbach 38 (before) (map)	Late Middle Ages	Stone cross with an incised sword, of local history, 92 cm × 98 cm × 30 cm, southwest of the town exit at Lindenhof.	09223404
	Unity of the new cemetery Bad Gottleuba with the following individual monuments: cemetery chapel, crematorium, enclosure wall of the cemetery with four gates, OdF memorial with a small square, memorial plaque on the wall in the southwest corner and "Dresden grave" (see individual memorials ID No. 09223334)	Hellendorfer Strasse (map)	4th quarter of the 19th century	Totality of the new cemetery Bad Gottleuba with individual monuments and lime tree avenue to the cemetery chapel, row of trees along Hellendorfer Straße outside the cemetery wall and row of trees outside the southern cemetery wall (garden monument). Cemetery chapel - small, richly structured rectangular building, of architectural and local importance.	09304502
	Individual monuments of the new cemetery Bad Gottleuba: cemetery chapel, crematorium, enclosure wall of the cemetery with four gates, OdF memorial with a small square and memorial plaque on the wall in the southwest corner and "Dresden grave" (individual memorials to ID no. 09304502)	Hellendorfer Strasse (map)	End of the 19th century	Individual features of the whole New Cemetery Bad Gottleuba: Cemetery chapel is a small, richly structured rectangular building, of architectural and local significance. Chapel: rectangular building, plastered, with a gable roof, arched door and window openings, gabled central projection, pilaster structure, crematorium: small rectangular building with gable roof, gable projection, corner cuboid.	09223334
	Residential house in semi-open development	Hellendorfer Strasse 3 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Center-stressed plastered facade with thermal baths and double windows, of architectural significance. Three-story solid plastered building, authentic.	09300090
	Residential house in semi-open development	Hellendorfer Strasse 8 (map)	above the door 1866	Wilhelminian style plastered construction with jamb, saddle roof, of architectural significance.	09223336
	Residential building, almost free-standing	Hellendorfer Strasse 15 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered, boarded up, gable slated, important from an architectural point of view.	09223341
	Residential building	Hellendorfer Strasse 17 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Plastered building with basket arch door, boarded gable, half-hip roof, of architectural significance.	09223349
More pictures	Totality of the old Bad Gottleuba cemetery with individual monuments: memorial stone for the flood disaster of 1927, row of graves for the victims of both world wars and enclosure wall (ID No. 09304377) as well as cemetery on a hillside with wooded area (garden monument)	Kirchgasse (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Totality of the old cemetery Bad Gottleuba with individual monuments: memorial stone for the victims of the flood disaster of 1927 , a tomb, row of graves for the victims of the First and Second World Wars and enclosure wall (quarry stone) in the north, east and west (ID No. 09304377) and cemetery on a hillside with woodland (garden monument) - oldest cemetery, of local historical importance.	09223344
More pictures	Individual monuments of the material entity Alter Friedhof Bad Gottleuba: memorial stone for the flood disaster of 1927, row of graves for the victims of both world wars (individual monument for ID no. 09223334)	Kirchgasse (map)	around 1762	Individual monuments of the totality of the old cemetery Bad Gottleuba: memorial stone for the victims of the flood catastrophe of 1927, a tomb, row of graves for the victims of the First and Second World War as well as an enclosure wall (quarry stone) in the north, east and west - of importance for the local history and the appearance of the street.	09304377
More pictures	St. Petri Church Gottleuba	Kirchgasse (map)	15th to 16th century	Bad Gottleuba church with churchyard, enclosure and gatehouse - late Gothic hall church with extensions and west tower, plastered building with buttresses, late Gothic tracery windows and rich portals, enclosure as a ring wall of a medieval fortification, of architectural and local significance.	09223345
	Residential building	Kirchgasse 2 (map)	Early 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, of architectural significance	09223327
	Rectory	Kirchgasse 8 (map)	According to information from 1748	Two-storey plastered building with a steep hipped roof and bat dormers, on a slope, of architectural and local significance.	09223346
	Memorial to the fallen of the First World War	Koenigstrasse (map)	after 1918 (war memorial)	War memorial - of local significance	09223383
	town hall	Koenigstrasse 5 (map)	re. 1521	Two-storey plastered building with facade structure and roof house gabled in the middle, of significance in terms of building history and local history. Cornice, window roofing and balcony, inscribed in the gable roof house.	09223297
	Residential building	Koenigstrasse 24 (map)	re. 1811	Without extension, broad plastered building with a crooked hip roof, marked over the arched door, of importance in terms of the history of the building and the appearance of the street. Crooked hip roof.	09223311
More pictures	Unity of the Bad Gottleuba Clinic with individual monuments: Ward houses 1 to 13, 16, 17, 22, 25, 27, 28, 29, 31, and 32, plus a park (garden monument) and unity parts: candelabra and fencing posts around the entire site	Koenigstrasse 39 (map)	1909-1914, e.g. T. until 1920	Unity of the Bad Gottleuba Clinic with the following individual monuments: Station buildings 1 to 7, 8 (now residential building), 9 to 13, Building 16 (Kurmittelhaus building complex), Building 17, Building 22, Building group Building 25 in the northeast, to the west of which is the boiler and machine house with chimney , House 27 (spa administration), House 28 (clinic school), House 29 (so-called culture house), House 31 (bowling alley), House 32 (gate), transformer house north of the culture house, water tower in the north and waterworks in the west of the park as well as a pedestrian bridge in the Park and access bridge over the Gottleuba (see individual monuments ID no. 09302657), plus park (garden monument) and the following items: former sewage treatment plant, candelabra and fencing posts around the entire site - impressive overall system of the health resort of the State Insurance Institute with a pavilion-like group of buildings on the slope The park with a landscaped path system, stairs and terrace walls was designed by the important garden artist Max Bertram (1849–1914) and is therefore of considerable artistic value in terms of building history, cultural history, local history, shaping the townscape, landscaping and gardening.	09223348
More pictures	Individual features of the Bad Gottleuba clinic as a whole: ward houses 1 to 13, 16, 17, 22, 25, 27, 28, 29, 31 and 32 as well as a pedestrian bridge in the park and access bridge over the Gottleuba (individual monument for ID no. 09223348)	Koenigstrasse 39 (map)	1909–1914, first construction period	Individual features of the entity Bad Gottleuba Clinic: Ward houses 1, 2, 3, 4/5, 6, 7, 8 (now residential building), 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, house 16 (Kurmittelhaus building complex, formerly Centralbad), house 17, house 22, building group house 25 in the northeast, to the west of it boiler and machine house with chimney, house 27 (spa administration), house 28 (clinic school), house 29 (so-called culture house), house 31 (bowling alley), house 32 (gate ), Transformer house north of the culture house, water tower in the north and waterworks in the west of the park as well as the pedestrian bridge in the park and access bridge over the Gottleuba - House 18-21 are new buildings, impressive overall facilities of the former health resort of the State Insurance Institute with a building ensemble grouped like a pavilion on the hillside, historical, cultural , of importance in terms of local history and the appearance of the town.	09302657
	Duplex house	Koenigstrasse 41; 43 (map)	1920s	Clinic context, typical plastered building with a mansard hipped roof, in the reform style of the time after 1910, of importance in terms of building history and the street scene.	09223397
	Residential building	Koenigstrasse 45 (map)	1920s	Clinic context, plastered building in the reform style of the time after 1910, hipped roof, of significance in terms of building history.	09223398
	Residential building	Koenigstrasse 47 (map)	1920s	Clinic context, plastered building in the reform style of the time after 1910, hipped roof, historically important, with hipped roof.	09223399
More pictures	Post mileage	Market (map)	re. 1727	Copy of a distance column, important in terms of traffic history. Obelisk on pedestal, various inscriptions, with coat of arms and crown, post horn mark, sandstone.	09223281
More pictures	Market fountain with bronze figure	Market (map)	1923	Polygonal bowl fountain, with a bronze figure of Bacchus on a pedestal, as well as gargoyles and putti by Alexander Höfer (1877–1937), within a small green area, of significance artistically and in terms of the street scene .	09223282
	Residential house in semi-open development	Market 2 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Plastered construction with a high pitched roof, important in terms of building history and urban planning.	09223292
	Residential house in half-open development and corner location	Market 3 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered, important in terms of building history and urban development.	09223291
	Residential building in closed development	Market 9 (map)	3rd quarter of the 19th century	Plastered construction with modern shop fitting, belt cornice and window canopies, of architectural and urban significance, with window covers.	09223288
	Inn in a corner and in closed development, with a hall extension	Markt 13 (map)	Mid 19th century	Simple plastered construction, hall extension with arched windows, of local significance, subsequently increased, portal with entablature.	09223286
	Parish hall in open development	Market 14 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Plastered building with facade structure, corner balcony with wrought iron grille, of architectural significance. The construction has a sloping corner and corner balcony, hipped roof.	09223285
	Residential building in closed development	Markt 16 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Plastered building with younger shop fitting, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning.	09223283
	Residential building	Moritz-Fischer-Berg 3 (map)	End of the 18th century; changed	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, gable slated, gable-independent, historically important.	09223320
	Former stable house	Moritz-Fischer-Berg 4 (map)	according to information 1786; changed	Upper floor timber-framed boarded, historically important.	09223321
	Former Station hotel	Pirnaer Strasse 4 (map)	around 1912	Hotel, without later extension, upper floor half-timbered, partly boarded up, partly original furnishings, of architectural and local significance.	09223378
	Multi-family house in open development	Pirnaer Strasse 8 (map)	1920s	Plastered building with a pilaster-like structure, central projecting with curved gable, of architectural significance.	09223382
	Factory owner's house	Pirnaer Strasse 10 (map)	around 1900	Plastered building with a gabled central projection, free chevrons on the gables, gable roof, of architectural and local significance.	09223379
	Multi-family house in open development	Pirnaer Strasse 12 (map)	1930s	Typical plastered building with clinker brick structure, accentuated entrance area with original shop front, hipped foot roof, of historical importance.	09223381
	Semi-detached house in open development	Pirnaer Strasse 17; 18 (card)	1920s	Plastered building with mansard hipped roof and bat dormers, of architectural significance.	09223380
	Earth cellar	Thomas-Müntzer-Strasse (map)	above the door 1821	of importance in terms of building history and social history. Quarry stone wall , overgrown.	09223385
	Lime kiln	Thomas-Müntzer-Strasse (map)	19th century	Quarry stone masonry with corner blocks, of importance in terms of building history and technology.	09223384
	Stone cross	Fourteen emergency helper path (map)	Late Middle Ages	1902 with plate (inscription: "14 Nothelfer") and pedestal, of local historical importance. Stone cross with two crosses and a dagger incised, sandstone, 120 cm × 113 cm × 30 cm.	09223338
	Waystone	Fourteen emergency helper path (map)	re. 1824; renewed	one of the oldest dated road pillars in Saxon Switzerland, significant in terms of traffic history with the inscription: "Set by the Comun Gottleuba 1824 - After Hellendorf".	09223409

Berggießhübel

 Map with all coordinates of the Berggießhübel section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Waystone	(Map)	19th century	Renewed sandstone stele, of significance in terms of traffic history. Sandstone stele, tapering towards the top, pyramidal end, inscriptions on the inset writing surface "To Bahra 5 KM" and "To Hellendorf and Peterswald" each with directional arrows.	09304623
	Waystone	(Map)	19th century	Renewed sandstone stele on a traffic island, central signpost, important in terms of traffic history.	09304624
	Waystone	(Map)	19th century	of importance in terms of traffic history. Sandstone, approx. 1.40 m high, flat pyramidal end, circumferential offset writing surface with inscriptions and direction indicators.	09223849
	Aggregate mining monuments Berggießhübel , with the following individual monuments: Zwieseler Tief Erbstollen with three weather shafts, Halde and Detlefschacht, foundation walls of the former powder tower, perforated stone of the "Wills Gott" pit, perforated stone and mark of the mine "Missgönnt Glück" and Bolza-Pinge, Tiefer Hammerzechen Stolln Small lime kiln, portals Hildebrandt Stolln and Johann Georgen Stolln (ID-No. 09223700), mouth hole Marie Louise Stolln (ID-No. 09223835), Hengststein (ID-No. 09223862) as well as the hammer master's former residence and workshop (ID- No. 09223838)	(Map)	14th century to 1886 (various mining equipment)	Aggregate mining monuments Berggießhübel , with the following individual monuments: Zwieseler Tief Erbstollen with three weather shafts, heap and day shaft Detlefschacht, heaps and sinking funnel of the Martinslager including foundation walls of the former powder tower, perforated stone of the mine "Wills Gott", perforated stone and perforated mark of the mine "Missgönzant -Pinge, Tiefer Hammerzechen Stolln, Small Lime Kiln, Portals Hildebrandt Stolln and Johann Georgen Stolln (individual monument ID No. 09223700), Marie Louise Stolln mouth hole (individual monument ID No. 09223835, Am Poetenweg 3), Hengststein (individual monument ID No. 09223862, Hochsteinweg) as well as the former home of the hammer master and workshop building (individual monument - ID no. 09223838, Am Oberhammer 2) - significant in terms of mining, regional and technological history.	09304489
	Individual monument of the mining monuments Berggießhübel: former home of the hammer master, plus workshop building (Talstrasse 11) (individual monument to ID no. 09304489)	Am Oberhammer 2 (map)	Mid 19th century	Individual monument of the aggregate mining monuments Berggießhübel: former home of the hammer master, plus workshop building (Talstrasse 11) - partly changed, of significance in terms of mining history, regional history and technology history. Hammermeister's house on one floor, with a high hipped roof, originally twice as long, closed in 1911, scrapped the hammers in 1919.	09223838
	Dresden House (residential building)	Am Poetenweg 1 (map)	around 1725	Broad plastered building with hipped mansard roof, elaborate basket arch portal with keystone, of architectural significance.	09223836
	Individual monument of the mining monuments Berggießhübel: residential building in open development with walled-in seat niche portal of the former mining office at the rear (individual monument to ID no. 09304489)	Am Poetenweg 3 (map)	after 1885 rebuilding after demolition in 1885	Individual monument of the aggregate mining monuments Berggießhübel: formerly designated, of importance in terms of building history, mining history and regional history.	09223835
	Individual monument belonging to the mining monuments Berggießhübel: memorial stone, plus stone bench (Individual monument for ID no.09304489)	Hochsteinweg (map)	after 1845	Individual monument belonging to the Bergbaumonumente Berggießhübel: sandstone tablet on a base with a roof-shaped crown and inscription (reminiscent of the undamaged fall of Obersteigers Hengst into a mine on January 2, 1845), of local historical importance.	09223862
More pictures	Post mileage	Ladenberg 4a (near) (map)	1727	Copy of a distance column, important in terms of traffic history.	09223852
	Post mileage	Albert-Schweitzer-Strasse (map)	2nd quarter of the 18th century	Sandstone obelisk on pedestal, with crescent moon, without inscription, probably erected as a decorative column for spa guests, of local historical importance.	09223850
	Material entirety Vorwerk Friedrichsthal with individual monuments: mansion (so-called Schloss Friedrichsthal) with open terrace and side staircases (ID No. 09223828), as well as manor park (garden monument) with enclosure and gate as a whole	Am Schloß 1 (map)	18th century	Overall entity Vorwerk Friedrichsthal with the following individual monuments: mansion (so-called Schloss Friedrichsthal) with elevated open terrace, wall fountain at ground level and side staircases, residential and farm buildings attached at an angle to the mansion with gate passage as well as water cascade and wooden pavilion in the manor park, also manor park (garden monument) and fencing with two gate pillars and a wrought iron gate as a whole - landscaped park with an avenue of linden trees, three ponds with a cascade, path system and stairs, plant-based and structural features, important in terms of building history, local history and garden art.	09304524
	Individual monuments of the totality of Vorwerk Friedrichsthal: mansion (so-called castle) with raised open terrace, wall fountain and outside stairs, residential and farm building with gate passage attached at an angle to the mansion (individual monument to ID No. 09304524)	Am Schloß 1 (map)	Early 18th century (manor house)	Individual features of the totality of Vorwerk Friedrichsthal: mansion (so-called castle) with raised open terrace, ground-level wall fountain and side staircases, residential and farm buildings attached to the manor house with a gate passage, as well as water cascade and wooden pavilion in the manor park - of architectural and local significance.	09223828
	Residential building	Giesensteiner Strasse 7 (map)	1920s	Typical plastered building with clinker cladding and stepped gable, historically important.	09223832
	Residential building	Giesensteiner Strasse 16 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, of architectural significance.	09223833
	Residential building	Giesensteiner Strasse 22 (map)	re. 1892	Picturesque plastered building with tower, marked 1892 in the weather vane, of architectural significance.	09223834
	The entire church and cemetery Berggießhübel with individual monuments: church, crypt house, enclosure and retaining wall (ID no. 09223839) and cemetery	Kirchberg 4a (map)	19th century	Consolidation of the church and cemetery Berggießhübel with the following individual monuments: church, crypt house, enclosure and retaining wall (individual monument ID No. 09223839) as well as cemetery and orchard (garden monuments) - flat-roofed hall church with west tower, weather vane labeled, crypt house for Friesen-Leyser, historical and local history significant.	09304517
More pictures	Individual features of the entity church with church furnishings and cemetery Berggießhübel: Church, crypt house, enclosure and retaining wall (individual monument for ID No. 09304517)	Kirchberg 4a (map)	1875–1876, re. 1876	Individual monuments of the whole of the church and cemetery Berggießhübel: flat-roofed hall church, neo-Gothic sandstone building with retracted choir, 3/8 end and gable roof, structured by buttresses and stepped gables, west tower, labeled with weather vane, tomb house for Friesen-Leyser, of architectural and local significance.	09223839
	Residential building	Kirchberg 18 (map)	End of 18th century	Upper floor half-timbered, gable slated, historically important. Old window, six-part sliding window.	09223840
	Residential building	Kirchberg 19 (map)	Early 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, gable slated, important from an architectural point of view.	09223841
	Residential building	Kirchberg 23 (map)	Mid 19th century	simple plastered building with basket arched door and half-hip roof, in the gable half-timbered, historically important.	09223843
	Residential building	Kirchberg 24 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance.	09223844
	Residential building	Kirchberg 28 (map)	Early 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered, gable slated, historically important.	09223847
	Residential building	Kleine Gasse 1; 2 (card)	Early 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, gable slated, important from an architectural point of view.	09223842
More pictures	Former Berggießhübel station	Ladenberg 4 (map)	1880	Former Entrance building of the Berggießhübel train station on the Pirna-Berggießhübel-Gottleuba railway line, today a residential building, simple, plastered structure typical of the time, of significance in terms of railway history, two-storey plastered structure.	09223854
	Waystone	Oberer Ladenberg (map)	19th century	Renewed sandstone stele with inscriptions, of importance in terms of traffic history. Square sandstone stele, pyramidal end, inscriptions: "Zwiesel" direction arrow left, "Cotta" direction arrow left and "Zehista" "Pirna 2 ST" direction arrow left.	09304622
More pictures	Bismarck tower at the panorama height	Panoramahöhe (map)	1899-1901	With outside staircase and enclosure - square, upwardly tapering observation tower on a round platform (made of quarry stone with corner blocks), donated by Carl Eschebach (1842–1905), with observation platform and inscription plaque: »Your honored citizen and donor of this tower to the royal Saxon secret Commerzienrath Mr. Carl Eschebach The Grateful City Berggießhübel ”, of importance in terms of building and local history.	09223859
	Sandstone bench with obelisk and plaque for Chr. F. Gellert and GW Rabener	Poet Path		of local importance	09223861
	Flood monument with memorial stone	Sebastian-Kneipp-Strasse (map)	1937	Sandstone stele commemorating the floods in 1927 (with relief and inscription), of local historical importance. “Remember the night of horrors on 8./9. July 1927 - 88 people lost their lives ”.	09223860
	The whole Kurhaus and Kurpark Berggießhübel with individual monuments: Kurhaus, former embankment with sandstone arch bridge and garden house Charlottenhöhe (ID-Nr. 09223853), plus the Kurpark (Fritzepark)	Sebastian-Kneipp-Strasse 11 (map)	around 1930	The whole Kurhaus and Kurpark Berggießhübel with the following individual monuments: Kurhaus, former embankment with sandstone arch bridge east of the Kurhaus, in the Kurpark in the north OdF-Gedenkstein and in the south-east Gartenhaus Charlottenhöhe, in addition the Kurpark on a hillside (garden monument) with old trees - architectural, local, personal history and gardening of importance [disruptive elements in the spa gardens: double house Sebastian-Kneipp-Platz 1, 2 - parcels 123a and 123b].	09300087
	Individual monuments of the whole Kurhaus and Kurpark Berggießhübel: Kurhaus, former embankment with sandstone arch bridge, in the Kurpark OdF memorial stone and garden house Charlottenhöhe (individual monument to ID No. 09300087)	Sebastian-Kneipp-Strasse 11 (map)	around 1930	Individual monuments of the whole Kurhaus and Kurpark Berggießhübel: Kurhaus, former railway embankment with sandstone arch bridge east of the Kurhaus, in the Kurpark in the north OdF memorial stone and in the southeast garden house Charlottenhöhe, OdF memorial stone with inscription, significant in terms of building history, local history and personal history.	09223853
	Multi-family house in a settlement	Settlement 13; 14; 15; 16 (card)	re. 1928	U-shaped residential building complex, with built-in shop and archway, marked 1928 in the keystone, of architectural significance, multi-part roof zone.	09223856
	Bethlehem Stift (nursing home)	Settlement 57 (map)	re. 1905	large two-storey plastered building with ornamental framework in the gable, partly boarded up, of architectural and local significance.	09223855
	promenade	Talstrasse (map)	around 1910	Of local historical and landscape significance, from the town center along the Gottleuba to the bathing promenade with an accompanying avenue of cut winter lime trees (Tilia cordata), paths mostly covered with water, the western section changed with asphalt.	09305964
	Residential and commercial building with a plaque	Talstrasse 1 (map)	1920s	representative plastered building with gabled entrance porch and mansard hipped roof, with memorial plaque for the anti-fascist Paul Linde, of importance in terms of building history and characterizing the square. Hipped mansard roof, tower-like porch.	09223851

Bahra

 Map with all coordinates of the section Bahra : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Gasthof Bahra	At Bahra 11 (map)	Mid 19th century	Broad plastered building with a crooked hip roof, of importance in terms of building history and local history.	09224426
	Bahra Mill	At Bahra 19 (map)	around 1820	Bahrmühle Bahra with mill house and barn - former grinding and oil mill, Lohstampfe and mill house, cutting mill with agriculture, owned by Franz Zimmermann after 1945 (carpenter mill), in operation until 1957, without technical systems, of architectural, regional and local importance.	09224422
	Old Forge	Langenhennersdorfer Strasse 1 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Old smithy (now residential building) - upper floor half-timbered, partly boarded up, of architectural significance.	09224420
	Hunting lodge	Waldstrasse 1 (map)	1st third of the 18th century	Residential house with a rear extension - plastered building with a flat central projection, crooked hip roof, of architectural significance. Residential house with central projectile and door crown.	09224424

Bornersdorf

 Map with all coordinates of the Börnersdorf section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Objective entity component of the entity entity Alte Dresden-Teplitzer Poststrasse	Börnersdorf (map)	18th century (street)	Factual aggregate component of the material aggregate Alte Dresden-Teplitzer Poststraße: Street in the OT Börnersdorf - of regional and transport history.	09302534
	Saxon postal mileage column	Börnersdorf (map)	18th century	Saxon postal mile pillars (totality). Post mileage column; Copy of a half-mile column, of significance in terms of traffic history. Copy of a Saxon half-mile pillar made of sandstone, with various inscriptions. "AR", "nach Dohna 3 1/2 St.", "nach Dresden 2 St." and post horn mark, "1732", the row number 14 is attached to the side, renewed in 1988. Restored for the last time in 2012.	09224780
	Saxon postal mileage column	Börnersdorf 23 (opposite) (map)	18th century	Saxon postal mile pillars (totality). Post mileage column; Quarter milestone (original), important in terms of traffic history. Quarter milestone made of sandstone with various inscriptions "AR", "1732" and the post horn mark, as well as the row number 15 (counted from Dresden); Restored in 1955 and 1978.	09224782
	Manor's house and gate entrance to a former manor	Börnersdorf 1 (map)	1815, older core (estate manager's house)	Manor's house and gate entrance to a former manor; Elongated two-storey plastered building with a half-hip roof and ridge turret with clock, several bat dormers and roof pike, of architectural and local significance.	09224789
	Waystone	Börnersdorf 1d (opposite) (map)	19th century (Wegestein)	Waystone; At the exit of the village, weathered column with inscriptions, of importance in terms of traffic history.	09300091
	Residential stable house and courtyard wall with archway and gate	Börnersdorf 5 (map)	Early 19th century (stable house)	Stable house and courtyard wall with archway and gate, next to it inscription plaque; Plastered quarry stone building with a crooked hip roof , of architectural and economic importance.	09224788
More pictures	Consolidation of the village church and the Börnersdorf cemetery with the following individual monuments, plus the cemetery with old trees and the linden avenue (garden monuments)	Börnersdorf 12 (map)	17th-19th Century (churchyard)	Consolidation of the village church and the Börnersdorf cemetery with the following individual monuments: Church, morgue in the north-west and enclosure with two-wing cemetery gate and gate pillars in the north (individual monuments ID No. 09224786), plus the cemetery with old trees and the avenue of linden trees at the entrance to the church (garden memorials); of importance in terms of building history and local history.	09304485
More pictures	Church with church furnishings, morgue in the northwest of the churchyard and enclosure with a two-wing churchyard gate (individual monuments to ID No. 09304485)	Börnersdorf 12 (map)	Consecrated in 1674 (church); around 1830 (tomb); after 1812 (pulpit altar); after 1812 (baptism)	Individual monuments of the whole village church and cemetery Börnersdorf: Church with church furnishings, morgue in the northwest of the cemetery and enclosure with two-wing churchyard gate and gate pillars in the north - hall church with north tower and polygon choir in the south, of architectural and local significance.	09224786
	Stable house of a farm	Börnersdorf 13 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (stable house)	Stable house of a farm; Two-storey plastered building with boarded gable, corner blocks, sandstone window frames, gable roof with slate covering , of architectural significance.	09300093
	Stable house and moving house of a farm	Börnersdorf 15; 15c (card)	Mid 19th century (stable house); re. 1858 (moving house)	Stable house and moving house of a farm; Stable house first floor z. T. half-timbered house, plastered quarry stone building, in the lintel bez. - of importance in terms of building history and economic history.	09224785
	Residential stable house, side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard	Börnersdorf 26 (map)	1st half of the 19th century, core possibly older (Dreiseithof)	Stable house, side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard, plus courtyard wall with gate entrance and two gates as well as pond; Residential stable house plastered building with saddle roof, barn and side building upper floor timber-framed boarded up, of architectural and economic importance.	09224783
	Residential stable house, side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard	Börnersdorf 27 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (stable house)	Stable house, side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard, plus courtyard wall with gate entrance; Residential stable house and side building plastered quarry stone buildings, twin windows in the gable, pitched roof , barn boarded up wooden construction, of architectural and economic importance.	09224784
	Former school	Börnersdorf 33 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (school)	Former school; Without extension, two-storey plastered building with twin windows in the gable, of local significance.	09224826
	Stable house of a former farm	Börnersdorf 36 (map)	1st half of the 19th century (stable house)	Stable house of a former farm; Plastered quarry stone masonry, crooked hip roof, of architectural significance.	09224791
	Former syringe house	Börnersdorf 36 (opposite) (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (syringe house)	Former syringe house; small fire brigade house, partly boarded up, of local significance.	09224787
	Murder and Atonement Cross	Börnersdorf 41 (before) (map)	15./16. Century	Murder and Atonement Cross ; of local importance.	09224792
	Waystone	Börnersdorf 50 (bei) (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (Wegestein)	Waystone; of importance in terms of traffic history.	09300092

Breitenau

 Map with all coordinates of the section Breitenau : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Objective entity component of the entity entity Alte Dresden-Teplitzer Poststrasse	Breitenau (map)	18th century (street)	Material entity component of the material entity Alte Dresden-Teplitzer Poststraße (ID-Nr. 09229999): Street in the district of Breitenau - important in terms of regional and traffic history. Note: Road section south of the A17 motorway .	09227035
	Saxon postal mileage column	Breitenau (map)	marked 1732 (full mile column)	Saxon postal mile pillars (totality). Post mileage column; Copy of a full-mile column, important in terms of traffic history. The copy of the all-mile column (inscribed 1732) was made of sandstone and has the inscriptions “Nach Toeplitz 4 1/2 St.” on one side and “Nach Dohna 4 1/2 St. Nach Dreßden 8 St.” on the other side. “As well as the row number 16 (counting from Dresden). The top was renewed and re-erected in 1985. As part of the surveying system described above, this stone is also of great importance in the history of traffic.	09224815
	Chisel mill	Breitenau (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Mill with extension, preserved mill technology and mill ditch - sawmill with water drive, today ruinous, of architectural and technical historical importance.	09224824
	Barn of a three-sided farm	Breitenau 4 (map)	4th quarter of the 19th century	Impressively large plastered building with entrances on both gable sides outside the courtyard, two large gate entrances on the courtyard side, gable with twin windows and oculi, gable roof, of architectural and economic importance. Two-storey solid construction.	09224810
	Former Inheritance court	Breitenau 8 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Residential stable house and northern barn of a former three-sided courtyard - elongated residential and restaurant house: simple plastered building with saddle roof, barn upper floor timber-framed boarded up, southern barn demolished, of architectural and local importance. Poststrasse to Teplitz leads via the Hereditary Court.	09224813
	Two murder and atonement crosses and a stone	Breitenau 8 (near) (map)	15./16. Century	of importance in terms of local history and traffic history. Path stone: sandstone, approx. 1.50 m high, crown end, offset circumferential writing surface with inscriptions and directional signs, column broken off at the base.	09224814
	Murder and Atonement Cross	Breitenau 9 (near) (map)	15./16. Century	of local importance	09224802
	Stable house, pull-out house and barn of a three-sided courtyard as well as courtyard wall with gate entrance	Breitenau 10 (map)	re. 1868, stable house older	Stable house upper floor partly plastered with half-timbering, pull-out house with inscription plaque, labeled, of importance in terms of building history and economic history. Chestnut at the entrance.	09224801
	Residential stable house	Breitenau 11 (map)	re. 1880	Typical plastered building with twin windows in the gable, gable roof, of importance in terms of building history.	09224816
	Residential stable house and side building of a farm as well as courtyard wall with gate entrance	Breitenau 16 (map)	3rd quarter of the 19th century	simple plastered buildings with gable roofs, of architectural and economic importance. Barn deletion 2006.	09224819
	Gasthof Breitenau	Breitenau 17 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Elongated restaurant building with three covered entrances, cornices, sandstone window frames, hipped roof with a central roof house, of architectural and local significance.	09224827
	Residential stable house and barn of a three-sided courtyard, plus courtyard wall with gate entrance and fire-fighting pond	Breitenau 32 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Stable house upper floor timber-framed boarded up, barn boarded up wooden construction, of architectural and economic importance. Moving house is not a monument, has changed a lot.	09224818
More pictures	Church and churchyard in Breitenau	Breitenau 33 (map)	re. 1817	Breitenau church with church furnishings, churchyard and enclosure as well as churchyard gate with two flanking linden trees and Napoleon oak (garden monuments) - hall church with polygonal choir and west tower, arched door marked in the keystone, of architectural and local significance.	09224798
	Rectory	Breitenau 34 (map)	1813-1819	Plastered building with cornice, flat central projection, saddle roof, of architectural and local significance.	09224797
	Memorial to the fallen of the First World War	Breitenau 34 (next to) (map)	re. 1921 (war memorial)	within a green area, of local historical importance, on a pedestal with a Maltese cross.	09224796
	Eastern moving house and barn of a three-sided courtyard, plus courtyard wall with gate entrance and gate	Breitenau 37 (map)	around 1850	Pull-out house plastered construction with twin windows in the gable, barn boarded wood construction, of architectural and economic importance.	09224803
	Stable house of a former three-sided courtyard	Breitenau 39 (map)	re. 1888	Stable house simple plastered construction with sandstone walls, gable roof, of architectural and economic importance. Large parts of the northern side building demolished.	09224805
	Stable house of a former three-sided courtyard	Breitenau 40 (map)	According to information from 1897	simple plastered building with sandstone walls, twin windows in the gable, gable roof, of architectural significance.	09224806
	Residential stable house and barn of a Hakenhof	Breitenau 41 (map)	Mid 19th century	Stable house upper floor timber-framed boarded up, of architectural and economic importance. Residential stable house on the ground floor solid and plastered, boarded up upper floor and gable. Partly changed windows.	09224808
	Residential stable house	Breitenau 41b (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered living area, stables later added, of importance in terms of building history and social history. Residential stable house is directly on the street, massive ground floor, half-timbered on the upper floor, formerly thatched roof (information). Stable building added about 1945.	09224807

Hellendorf

 Map with all coordinates of the Hellendorf section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Former Griesbachmühle	Dorfstrasse 41b (map)	around 1900	Mill building with an angled floor plan - later button, then zipper factory, plastered building with jamb, natural stone walls, gable roof, of architectural and local significance, with cornice strips.	09223807
	Manager's house of a hammer property	Dorfstrasse 46 (map)	re. 1805	Erected as a manor house of the Hammergut Cratza, elongated plastered building with basket arch door, marked in the keystone, of architectural and local significance.	09223805
	Kretzschmarmühle Hellendorf	Dorfstrasse 48 (map)	re. 1815	Residential mill building with two extensions, western, free-standing barn and wooden outbuilding (shed) across the street, plus mill technology, mill ditch and oven - former grain or grinding and sawmill with a rear wheel chamber, core building plastered with a crooked hip roof, marked on the facade, oven inside, younger massive annex also plastered, with jamb and gable roof, other annex on the upper floor boarded up, a good 200 year old grinding mill with technical equipment, of architectural and local significance.	09223803
	Residential building	Gottleubaer Strasse 39 (map)	re. 1790	Upper floor presumably half-timbered, plastered, wicker arch door marked in the keystone, of architectural significance.	09223809
	War memorial for the fallen of the First and Second World Wars	Grenzlandstrasse (map)	after 1918 (war memorial)	of local importance	09223813
	Residential building	Grenzlandstrasse 3 (map)	probably 18th century	Upper floor half-timbered, without recent extensions, of architectural significance.	09223810
	Residential stable house	Grenzlandstrasse 7 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, of architectural significance.	09223811
	Residential stable house and barn of a two-sided courtyard	Grenzlandstrasse 10; 11 (card)	1st half of the 19th century, younger barn	elongated stable house, probably upper floor half-timbered, plastered, barn boarded wooden construction, of architectural and economic importance.	09223812
	Residential stable house	Grenzlandstrasse 19 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Plastered building with jamb and twin windows in the gable, sandstone window frames, gable roof, of architectural significance.	09223826
	Arch bridge over the Mordgrundbach	Grenzlandstraße 25 (bei) (map)	re. 1898	Sandstone, historically important.	09223823
	House and gazebo	Grenzlandstrasse 31 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor residential building, timber-framed, hay hatch in the gable, small wooden gazebo, of architectural significance.	09223825
	Residential building	Grenzlandstrasse 32 (map)	Early 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance.	09223816
	Residential stable house	Grenzlandstrasse 34 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor timber-framed boarded, historically important.	09223814
	Post mile column (so-called border column Hellendorf), Olympic memorial stone and two rows of trees lined round square with sandstone plinths (garden monument)	Round part (card)	after 1936	Special form of a full mile pillar, referred to as a "border pillar", part of the totality of the Kursächsische post mile pillars , west and memorial stone for the Olympic torch relay in 1936 east of the road, historical significance as marking the border crossing.	09223822

Hennersbach

 Map with all coordinates of the Hennersbach section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Syringe house	Hennersbach 2 (near) (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Small, free-standing plastered building, evidence of the fire brigade of earlier times, of local significance.	09224794
	Residential building	Hennersbach 3 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	plastered quarry stone building with jamb and gable roof, of architectural significance.	09300097
	Residential building	Hennersbach 11b (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Upper floor on the eaves side presumably half-timbered, plastered, gable slated, important from an architectural point of view.	09300096
	Residential stable house, side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard	Hennersbach 12 (map)	Mid 19th century	Residential stable house, plastered construction over an angled floor plan, saddle roof, side building and barn, first floor quarry stone plastered, upper floor boarded up, of architectural and economic importance. Barn and side building partly boarded up.	09224793

Langenhennersdorf

 Map with all coordinates of the section Langenhennersdorf : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Waystone	(Map)	19th century	Sandstone pillar with an unusual jagged finish, significant in terms of traffic history. Square sandstone pillar, pillar head with grooves from the center of the pillar to the long sides, the pillar corners are therefore jagged, mirrored inscriptions on (at least) sides.	09304627
	Waystone	(Map)	19th century	Sandstone pillar, lavishly designed with recessed inscription panels, weathered and partially destroyed, held by a support frame, of significance in terms of traffic history. Square sandstone column, recessed inscription panels, inscriptions, weathered, support frame consisting of four iron girders screwed together.	09224381
	Railway bridge	(Map)	1880	of particular technical and historical value. Engineer Claus Koepcke (1831–1911) installed (sandstone) joints in this bridge for the first time.	09229968
	Memorial to the fallen of the First World War	On the mountain (map)	after 1918 (war memorial)	Sandstone cuboid with cover plate and top, of local significance.	09224375
More pictures	Church and churchyard in Langenhennersdorf	On the mountain (map)	1794–1795, core structure older	Langenhennersdorf church with church furnishings, churchyard, a tomb on the southern wall of the church, two crypt houses and churchyard wall with two gate pillars - a hall church with a crooked hip roof and wooden ridge turret (weather vane marked 1865 and 1904), a crypt house marked 1867, of architectural and local significance.	09224376
	Rectory	Am Berg 1 (map)	around 1900	Plastered building with a representative portal and colored glass windows, of architectural and local significance. Base, cornices, roof overhangs.	09224377
	school-building	Am Berg 5 (map)	1908	Typical plastered building with roof turrets, elevated, important in terms of building history and local history.	09224378
More pictures	Material entirety of the Langenhennersdorf manor with individual monuments: northern mansion with an angled floor plan, eastern, southern and western economic wing (ID no. 09224382), avenue (garden monument) and farmyard, as a whole	Bahraer Strasse 2a (map)	18th century, core building older	The Langenhennersdorf Manor as a whole with the following individual monuments: northern mansion with an angled floor plan, eastern, southern and western economic wing, consisting of five buildings, an avenue (garden monument) and service courtyard, northern gate entrance with two gate pillars and grating as a whole - of structural and local significance. Alley: Hawthorn avenue (Crataegus spec.) East of the manor house from the access gate to the south leading to the farm yard (former driveway).	09304530
More pictures	Individual features of the Langenhennersdorf manor: mansion with an angled floor plan, utility wing, consisting of five buildings as well as a gate entrance with two gate pillars and bars (individual monument to ID no. 09304530)	At sports field 2 (map)	18th century, core building older	Individual features of the totality of the Langenhennersdorf manor: mansion with pilaster strips and hipped mansard roof, of architectural and local significance. Angular structure, probably from the 16th century, redesigned in the 18th century, with pilaster strips (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996).	09224382
	Residential building	At the Waldburg 5 (next to) (map)	around 1900	Plastered building with a large overhang of the roof and decorative wooden gable, of architectural significance. Roof overhangs	09224398
	Gasthaus "Zur Waldburg"	An der Waldburg 12 (map)	around 1900	Plastered building with flat side elevation, stucco ornamentation and wooden gable, of importance in terms of building history and local history.	09224397
	Residential building	Bahraer Strasse 6 (map)	End of the 19th century	Plastered building with flat central projections and corner blocks, sandstone walls, jamb, gable roof, of architectural significance.	09224392
	Former company vocational school with an almost H-shaped floor plan	Bahraer Strasse 13a (map)	1957	Typical building of the time, entrance with floral reliefs (animals and plants, hand-made Meißen ceramics, design by Prof. Rudolf Sitte), largely authentic, of architectural and local significance.	09300098
	Forsthaus inn	Forsthaus 14 (map)	End of the 19th century	Inn with a southern head building - plastered building with over-gabled central projection and crooked hip roof, of architectural and local significance, in a location that shapes the street scene.	09224373
	Residential stable house and side building of a homestead	Hauptstrasse 3 (map)	Early 19th century	Stable house upper floor half-timbered, gable slated, side building partly boarded-up wooden construction, partly massive, of architectural significance.	09224396
	Residential stable house	Hauptstrasse 9 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor timber-framed boarded, historically important.	09224395
	Residential stable house and barn of a farm	Hauptstrasse 15 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Stable house upper floor half-timbered, boarded gable, wooden structure boarded up in barn, of architectural and economic importance.	09224394
	Residential stable house and side building of a homestead	Hauptstrasse 31 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Stable house upper floor half-timbered, boarded gable, side building massive, of architectural and economic importance.	09224388
	Eleven arch bridges over the Langenhennersdorfer Bach and the Gottleuba	Hauptstrasse 34 (in front); 36 (before); 44 (before); 56 (before); 71 (behind); 75 (rear); 83 (at); 91 (at) (card)	19th century	Significant in terms of building history and the appearance of the town. Arched bridges Pirnaer Straße 6 (behind), 7 (near) and settlement 2 (in front of) lead over Gottleuba, Hauptstraße 34 (in front of), 36 (in front of), 44 (in front of), 56 (in front of), 71 (behind), 75 (behind), 83 (near), and 91 (near) lead over the Langenhennersdorfer Bach, arch bridge at number 40 demolition and new construction.	09224374
	Residential stable house	Hauptstrasse 36 (map)	Early 19th century	Upper floor partly half-timbered, gable boarded, of architectural significance.	09224387
	Residential stable house and barn of a two-sided courtyard	Hauptstrasse 39 (map)	According to information from 1858	Stable house upper floor timber-framed boarded up, rear eaves side plastered, of architectural and economic significance.	09224390
	North-eastern side building and southern barn with angled extension of a four-sided courtyard	Hauptstrasse 44 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	North-east side building upper floor half-timbered, massive barn, with ventilation slots and large gates, angled annex partly boarded up, of architectural and economic importance.	09224386
	Residential house with enclosure	Hauptstrasse 46 (map)	around 1900	Plastered construction with gabled central projection, of architectural significance, central projection, roof overhangs.	09224385
	Residential house with enclosure	Hauptstrasse 51 (map)	End of the 19th century	Plastered construction with simple structural elements, sandstone walls, gable roof, of importance in terms of building history.	09224391
	Gasthof Langenhennersdorf	Hauptstrasse 55 (map)	19th century	elongated plastered building, one gable side with twin windows, gable roof, of architectural significance.	09300099
	Stable house of a former farm	Hauptstrasse 56 (map)	re. 1787	Upper floor half-timbered, gallery boarded up, marked in the lintel, of architectural significance.	09224384
	Stable house, moving house and barn of a three-sided farm	Hauptstrasse 58; 60 (card)	2nd half of the 19th century	Residential stable house plastered construction with sandstone walls, triple windows in the gable, pull-out house plastered construction with sandstone walls, twin windows in the gable, barn partly boarded up, of architectural and economic importance.	09224383
	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 66 (map)	End of the 19th century	Plain construction with plaster structure, of architectural significance.	09224393
	House and side building	Hauptstrasse 85 (map)	Early 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered residential building, boarded gable, side building unplastered sandstone blocks, sandstone walls, of architectural and economic importance.	09224371
	Stable house of a farm	Hauptstrasse 91 (map)	re. 1798	Upper floor timber-framed boarded up, basket arch door marked in the keystone, of architectural significance.	09224372
	Residential stable house, side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard	Hauptstrasse 92 (map)	4th quarter of the 19th century	Massive stable house with a gable roof, side building partly boarded up, barn boarded up wooden construction, of architectural and economic importance.	09224380
	Murder and Atonement Cross	Hauptstraße 95 (near) (map)	15./16. Century	of local importance	09224369
	Stable house and barn of a farm, plus three gate pillars	Hauptstrasse 107 (map)	End of the 19th century	Residential house plastered construction with jamb, of architectural and economic importance.	09224365
	Residential stable house	Hauptstrasse 111 (map)	re. 1821	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, two basket arch doors, one marked in the keystone, of architectural significance.	09224366
	Residential stable house, two side buildings and barn of a four-sided courtyard, plus enclosure with three gate pillars	Hauptstrasse 113 (map)	re. 1883	Residential stable house above the door, of architectural and economic importance. A side building with a wooden gallery, a second side building with beautiful wooden gates and a small entrance porch, a wooden shelter with a weather vane and dovecote in the gable.	09224367
	Residential house in open development	Hauptstrasse 121 (map)	around 1910	Plastered building with a gabled central projectile, jamb, two pointed arched windows in the gable, historically important.	09224399
	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 123 (map)	re. 1898	historic plastered building with decorative gable, of architectural significance.	09224400
	Eleven arch bridges over the Langenhennersdorfer Bach and the Gottleuba	Pirnaer Straße 6 (behind) (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of building history and the appearance of the town. Arched bridges Pirnaer Straße 6 (behind), 7 (near) and settlement 2 (in front of) lead over Gottleuba, Hauptstraße 34 (in front of), 36 (in front of), 44 (in front of), 56 (in front of), 71 (behind), 75 (behind), 83 (near), and 91 (near) lead over the Langenhennersdorfer Bach, arch bridge at number 40 demolition and new construction.	09224374
	Eleven arch bridges over the Langenhennersdorfer Bach and the Gottleuba	Pirnaer Straße 7 (near) (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of building history and the appearance of the town. Arched bridges Pirnaer Straße 6 (behind), 7 (near) and settlement 2 (in front of) lead over Gottleuba, Hauptstraße 34 (in front of), 36 (in front of), 44 (in front of), 56 (in front of), 71 (behind), 75 (behind), 83 (near), and 91 (near) lead over the Langenhennersdorfer Bach, arch bridge at number 40 demolition and new construction.	09224374
	Eleven arch bridges over the Langenhennersdorfer Bach and the Gottleuba	Settlement 2 (before) (map)	19th century	Significant in terms of building history and the appearance of the town. Arched bridges Pirnaer Straße 6 (behind), 7 (near) and settlement 2 (in front of) lead over Gottleuba, Hauptstraße 34 (in front of), 36 (in front of), 44 (in front of), 56 (in front of), 71 (behind), 75 (behind), 83 (near), and 91 (near) lead over the Langenhennersdorfer Bach, arch bridge at number 40 demolition and new construction.	09224374

Markersbach

 Map with all coordinates of the Markersbach section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Steam saw and planing plant Kurt Herzog (formerly mill)	Old Path 33 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Miller's house and barn of a former mill - both buildings on the upper floor are timber-framed, half-hipped roofs, of architectural and local significance.	09223792
	Residential stable house	Old way 42 (map)	Early 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered, changed, historically important.	09223795
	Barn of a farm	Old path 48b (map)	19th century	Sandstone, partly plastered, boarded gable, of architectural and economic importance.	09223796
	Residential stable house and barn of a homestead	Am Taubenherd 2 (map)	around 1780	Stable house, upper floor half-timbered, of architectural and economic significance, some old windows.	09223797
	Former Hammergut	Buchenhain 34; 34a (card)	17th century	Residential stable house, side building, barn and shed of a four-sided courtyard, plus a fountain and courtyard wall with two gate pillars and a gate - elongated residential stable house with a cast iron plate above the door, solid, stone walls, crooked hip roof, barn with passage, of architectural, local and economic significance.	09223793
More pictures	Markersbach village church	Dorfstrasse (map)	Mid 17th century	Markersbach church with church furnishings - a small hall church with a clock tower as a roof turret and an eastern extension, of architectural and local significance.	09223800
	Rectory	Dorfstrasse 9 (map)	Portal re. 1724	Plastered building with an elaborate portal and half-hip roof, two oculi in the gable, of architectural and local significance.	09223801
	Residential stable of a two-sided courtyard	Dorfstrasse 16 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance.	09223786
	Residential building	Dorfstrasse 20 (map)	Early 19th century	Upper floor timber-framed boarded, historically important.	09223788
	Former forester's house and three outbuildings	Dorfstrasse 26; 26a (card)	End of the 19th century	Brick building, partly boarded up, one of the outbuildings made of brick, two of wood, of architectural and local significance. Residential house with beautiful sandstone walls.	09223789
	Residential building	Dorfstrasse 32 (map)	Early 19th century	Upper floor timber-framed boarded, historically important.	09223791
	school-building	Dorfstrasse 58 (map)	1928	Plastered building with a raised middle section and a single-storey side wing, of architectural and local significance. Quarry stone base, clock tower as a roof turret.	09223802
	Residential stable house, side building and barn in the corner as well as the shed of a farm	Mühlenweg 17 (map)	inside resp. 1823, probably younger	Residential stable house plastered construction with jamb, side building and barn, upper floor timber-framed boarded up, of architectural and economic importance.	09223787
	Residential building	Rosenthaler Strasse 31 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor timber-framed boarded, historically important.	09223790

Oils

 Map with all coordinates of the Oelsen section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Stone cross	(Map)	Late Middle Ages	Late medieval wayside cross, memorial or atonement cross, of local significance.	09224909
	Waystone	(Map)	19th century	of importance in terms of traffic history. Sandstone, square plan, flat end, weathered, writing area barely recognizable, holes in the upper part of one page.	09304625
	Waystone	(Map)	19th century	of importance in terms of traffic history. Sandstone column, square, flat end, encircling recessed inscription mirror with inscriptions.	09223769
	villa	Bienhof 2 (map)	around 1900	representative plastered building with ornamental framework, front octagonal winter garden with dome, of architectural significance. Beaver tail coverage.	09224916
	Bienhofmühle	Bienhof 3 (map)	re. 1795	Mill building, residential stable house and barn of a mill property, plus mill pond - mill building in the basket arch marked 1795, plastered quarry stone building with mansard roof, residential stable house former inn, inscription panel marked 1881, of architectural, local and technical history. Slate roof, inn labeled "Built by Eisoldt in 1881", sandstone walls, original windows, original interior furnishings.	09224915
	Waystone	Mühlweg (map)	19th century	of importance in terms of traffic history	09304629
More pictures	Church and churchyard Oelsen	Oelsener Strasse (map)	Core around 1600, re. 1749	Church and churchyard Oelsen with church furnishings, enclosure and churchyard gate, a tomb, memorial for those who fell in World War I and memorial stone for the victims of fascism - small hall church, simple construction with a Gothic portal on the north side, baroque roof turret, marked 1749 in the weather vane, of importance in terms of building history and local history.	09224896
	Remains of a prayer column	Oelsener Strasse (map)	17th century, possibly younger	of regional historical importance.	09224907
	Residential stable house with integrated barn part	Oelsener Strasse 1a (map)	Mid 19th century	Residential house simple plastered construction with coupled twin windows in the gable, of architectural significance. Younger porch, walls in sandstone, windows preserved.	09224900
	Residential stable house, northern barn and shed of a farm	Oelsener Strasse 3 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Residential stable house plastered construction with jamb, sandstone walls, barn and shed boarded up, of architectural and economic significance. Sandstone walls, windows partially preserved, changed on the upper floor (raised), high entrance on the other side, roof changed.	09224902
	Residential house, side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard, plus courtyard wall with gate entrance and farm garden	Oelsener Strasse 4a (map)	1823 (dating in the enclosure wall)	Residential house plastered building with saddle roof, side building upper floor partly half-timbered, barn upper floor boarded timber construction, of architectural and economic importance. Cottage garden with wooden picket fence, barn changed, side high entrance, barn with beaver tail covering, residential building gable side half-timbered.	09224903
	Residential house with barn annex	Oelsener Strasse 4b (map)	Mid 19th century	Elongated building, partly boarded up, saddle roof, of architectural and economic importance. Two-storey house with original boarded porch, sandstone walls, shutters, windows partially preserved, solid ground floor barn, boarded up upper floor, doors preserved inside.	09224904
	Residential house with an angled floor plan and barn of a homestead	Oelsener Strasse 6 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor residential building timber-framed boarded up, wooden structure boarded up in a barn, of architectural and economic importance. Front door with basket arches, gable side newly boarded up.	09224898
	Former Manor Oelsen with manor house, adjoining stable house and farm building	Oelsener Strasse 9; 9c (at) (card)	1809, core older	Manor house (with outside staircase), to the west adjoining residential stable house with further farm buildings and remnants of the enclosure wall with gate entrance (in the north at No. 9c) of a manor and avenue to the Hereditary Court (ID No. 09224877) and manor park south of the manor house (garden monument, with old trees , Ornamental shrubs, geophytes and stairs) - important in terms of building history, local history and landscape design, owned by the Bünau family until 1763 .	09224901
	Residential stable house	Oelsener Straße 12 (opposite) (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	plastered quarry stone building with sandstone walls and gable roof, of architectural significance. In massive construction, the gable sides with cinder blocks, sandstone walls on the windows, original windows.	09224905
	Residential stable house with extension	Oelsener Strasse 13 (map)	Mid 19th century	simple plastered building with sandstone walls and a gable roof, historically important. Slate covering.	09224906
	Former school	Oelsener Strasse 15 (map)	End of the 19th century	Two-storey plastered building with sandstone walls and a gable roof, of local significance. Sandstone walls, some windows have been preserved, some windows walled up, rear annex.	09224897
	Residential building	Oelsener Strasse 18d (map)	around 1940	simple, single-storey plastered construction, boarded gable, of architectural significance. Shutters.	09224891
	House with garden	Oelsener Strasse 19b (map)	1930s	single-storey plastered building, of social and historical importance. With a flat gable roof, shutters, slate roof, cottage garden with wooden picket fence, garage extension, boarded gable, windows there also changed, roof house renewed.	09224892
	Rectory and barn	Oelsener Strasse 20 (map)	According to information from 1851	Rectory plastered building with profiled portal walls and door roofing, plus terrace porch and front staircase, of architectural and local importance. Front staircase with sandstone posts, remains of the lattice system, one half of the barn broken off, interior of the rectory partly still with original doors, plus staircase.	09224895
	Arch bridge over the Oelsenbach	Oelsener Straße 20 (near) (map)	19th century	Quarry stone, historically important. Layered from rubble masonry.	09224893
	Former Gasthaus Erbgericht	Oelsener Strasse 24 (map)	18th century, core older	elongated plastered building with stable part, living area with gable roof, stable part with crooked hip roof, of architectural and local significance. Pavement in front of the house covered with tar, deletion 2014.	09224877
	Former Customs house (Zöllnerhaus)	Oelsener Strasse 30b (map)	around 1905	One-storey clinker building, half-hipped roof with four roof houses, of local historical importance. Crooked hip roof.	09224879
	Residential building	Oelsener Strasse 30c (map)	1930s	Upper floor timber-framed, typical of the time, timber construction, of architectural significance. Base zone with solid stone, plastered ground floor, slate roof, connection with customs collector's house (= 30b).	09224880
	Waystone	Oelsener Straße 31c (near) (map)	19th century	of importance in terms of traffic history. Sandstone column, square, pyramidal end, color-contrasting writing surface with inscriptions and directional arrows on two sides.	09224908
	Former stable house of a farm	Oelsener Strasse 35 (map)	Early 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered, boarded gable triangle, gable roof, important from an architectural point of view. Changes at the end of the 19th century, half-timbering only on the eaves.	09224887
	Southern side building of a three-sided courtyard	Oelsener Strasse 36 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Quarry stone plinth, wooden construction boarded over it, gable roof, of social and historical importance. Coupled arched windows on the gable end of the barn and house, two old linden trees flank the former gate entrance.	09224881
	Western stable house of a farm	Oelsener Strasse 39 (map)	around 1800, changed	Stable house, upper floor half-timbered, of architectural and economic importance, north-western barn deletion in 2014, insufficient monument value.	09224884
	Western stable house, eastern side building and southern barn of a three-sided courtyard	Oelsener Strasse 45 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Residential stable house plastered construction with saddle roof, massive side building, barn partially boarded up, of architectural and economic importance. Solid side building with living area and stable.	09224885

Zwiesel

 Map with all coordinates of the section Zwiesel : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Zwieselmühle	At the Zwieselmühle 2 (map)	re. 1787	Angular mill building and a side building of a mill property adjoining it to the north, plus mill ditch and mill technology - mill building upper floor half-timbered plastered, door keystone marked, of significance in terms of building history and technology history. Old mill technology in the side building (including the saw gate from the company Gebr. Lein, Pirna).	09223699

Remarks

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Detailed memorial texts

1. ↑ Chemnitz Home
   • History: The owner of the villa, Richard Hermann Dietrich (1847–1913), had no heirs. He therefore bequeathed the property to the city of Chemnitz after his death . This should sell the property and use the money gained from it to finance and build new homeless shelters. Due to the economic crisis, however, no buyer was found for the property, so the building was vacant for about ten years. In the course of the following upswing, the existing homeless shelters in Chemnitz were sufficient, so that the city of Chemnitz decided to change the will and use the building as a vacation home for employees of the city of Chemnitz. Hence the name Chemnitzer Heim comes from. Dietrich was born in Chemnitz and came from a humble background. He gained his wealth by publishing colportage novels. He had his publishing house in Dresden, where he also owned another villa. The so-called fairy tale grotto was built by the architect Burkhard, but there are no architectural drawings or historical recordings. The grotto was built for Dietrich between 1906 and 1913. Several plots of land originally belonging to the park in the north and west of the villa have meanwhile been parceled out as building land and built on with single-family houses.
   • Villa: two-storey plastered building with a half-hip roof, facade with ornamental details, partly smoothed, inscription: “This home for the followers of the city of Chemnitz is supported by a generous foundation of the merchant Rich. Hermann Dietrich born December 21, 1847 in Chemnitz, died March 19, 1913 in Dresden. The Lord Mayor of Chemnitz. W.Schmidt, Mayor ”. Outbuildings: with ornamental framework and ornamental details.
   • Villa garden:
     • Enclosure: Ornamental grille (probably from GDR times) on the northeast side up to the property entrance, south of the entrance, profiled sandstone posts of the former enclosure.
     • Access: Entrances: two entrances from the east, property entrance with new sandstone gate pillars, pedestrian access made of concrete slabs with staircase and single-leaf ornamental grille, access from the west and south via a hiking trail.
     • Path system: water-bound path cover, partly overgrown, but still recognizable in the terrain, edging made of concrete curb stones and slate, staircases made of sandstone and slate, in the north of the house straight paths with a clear reference to the house, sloping terrain from the house to the lower garden area is spread over two sides Slate staircases and terraces intercepted, the rest of the path system curved.
     • Garden equipment: sandstone benches and table.
     • Garden structures: pedestal made of sandstone (without lettering), so-called fairy tale cave: grotto construction made of brickwork (vault construction) faced with grotto stones, foundation of an octagonal pavilion made of sandstones.
     • Water elements: concrete water basin to the west of the villa, cupped shape, framed by rhododendrons.
     • Vegetation: avenues and rows of trees: two gappy rows of trees along the hiking trail in the southern part of the park, one each made of red oak (Quercus rubra) and horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum), single trees: dendrologically rich stock of old trees, especially in the northern part of the park near the villa: linden (Tilia spec.), Red oak (Quercus rubra), copper beech (Fagus sylvatica 'Atropurpurea'), beech (Fagus sylvatica), hornbeam (Carpinus betulus), elm (Ulmus glabra), English oak (Quercus robur), columnar oak (Quercus robur 'Fastigiata'), red maple (Acer rubrum), sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus), horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum), black pine (Pinus nigra), white pine (Pinus strobus), spruce (Picea abies), Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) Arborvitae (Thuja spec.), Hemlock (Tsuga canadensis), larch (Larix decidua), hedges and shrubs: large varieties of rhododendron and azalea, mahonia (Mahonia aquifolium), peasant jasmine (Philadelphus spec.), Golden bells (Fo rsythia x intermedia), hazelnut (Corylus avellana), lilac (Syringa vulgaris), viburnum (Viburnum rhyditophyllum), yew tree (Taxus baccata), new planting of a hedge made of laurel cherries (Prunus laurocerasus) along part of the north-eastern border, perennials: in the southern part of the park Forest goat beard (Aruncus dioicus).
   • Other protected assets: Ground relief - slope of the site from south to north, in the area north of the villa area intercepted by terraced lawn embankments, view of the other slope of the Gottleubatals, view of the clinic, among other things.
2. ↑ The villa, a large two-storey plastered building with ornamental details (e.g. ornamental framework), was erected in 1902, like the outbuilding decorated in the same way. The house was named "Chemnitzer Heim" only a little later. It has the inscription: “This home for the followers of the city of Chemnitz is supported by a generous foundation of the businessman Rich. Hermann Dietrich born December 21, 1847 in Chemnitz, died March 19, 1913 in Dresden. The Lord Mayor of Chemnitz. W.Schmidt, Mayor “, the villa with its steep half-hip roof is a dominant feature on the eastern mountain side of the village. It is framed by the tree backdrop of the surrounding forest park, which was probably built during the construction period. This is demarcated at the bottom by a mighty rhododendron, over which one could look from the house into the valley, but which at the same time prevented a view from the outside. A pyramid tree forms another accent on the lower garden border. Towards the top, behind the building, the design of the complex becomes looser, with conifers mostly replacing deciduous trees. Nevertheless, everything is designed here too. There is a system of paths, curved axes, like randomly positioned boulders and an artificial “fairytale grotto”. On closer inspection, the “forest” also turns out to be a conglomerate of settled groups of trees. At its edge there are linden trees that frame the views. With the Goethepark below, this villa park, although not historically uniform with it, forms a spatial continuum characteristic of the Gottleuba health resort (LfD / 2014):
   • Villa: two-storey plastered building with a half-hip roof, facade with ornamental details, partly smoothed, inscription: “This home for the followers of the city of Chemnitz is supported by a generous foundation of the merchant Rich. Hermann Dietrich born December 21, 1847 in Chemnitz, died March 19, 1913 in Dresden. The Lord Mayor of Chemnitz. W.Schmidt, Mayor ”.
   • Adjacent building: with decorative framework and ornamental details, so-called fairy tale cave: grotto construction made of brickwork (vault construction) faced with grotto stones, pedestal: made of sandstone (without lettering).
3. ↑ Mill building: large three-story plastered building, residential and farm building:
   two-story plastered building, bear figures: one with a coat of arms, the other holding a millstone, sawmill: two-story. The mill building shows the usual structure of a grain mill with a ground floor, roller mill floor, tube floor and sifter and cleaning floor. It is equipped with a remarkably complete, older and rare technology, on the ground floor with the transmission, a Francis spiral turbine including a horizontal shaft (20 HP) from the Voith company from Heidenheim from 1908 (for the grain mill), the same from 1903 (for the Cutting mill), on the bottom of the roller frame with one shotgun, probably around 1930, four roller mills (one chair from Seck, bought from Gebrüder Grosse, around 1920, two chairs from Seck, 1908 and one chair from MIAG , Mühlenbau und Industrie AG Werke Dresden, 1927) and a brush machine, standing plate brush from the Seck Dresden company, 1908, on the tube sheet with an oat crusher, 1908, a filter cabinet from the Seck company for grinding, including a suction hose filter and filter clock, a silo, a filter cabinet for cleaning, also with a suction hose filter and filter clock , a peeling machine, a scale, a roller mill used as a crusher, 1908 as well as an electric motor and the classifier floor with a vapor and semolina cleaning machine "Reform", 1908, a bag knocking machine from the Seck brothers, 1908, a plansifter, 1940, a holding tank (standing up moistened grain), a door, an aspirator, a silo and a cyclone for aspirator suction. Apart from that, there are also elevators and a brake elevator in the building.
   The cutting mill is equipped with a large frame saw machine from König-Friedrich-August-Hütte Potschappel, 1898, a small frame saw machine from Lein Pirna, 1927 and a main transmission to the saw frame. The drive wheel with attached wooden segments is a specialty.
4. ^ Trafohaus with commemorative inscription: "In memory of the fighting that took place here in Hüttenleite in August 1813 between the war armies of the Allies and the French under Prince Eugene of Württemberg (1788–1857), Karl Philipp Fürst zu Schwarzenberg (1771–1820), St. Eyr and Dominique Joseph Vandamme (1770-1830). Erected by the Badestadt Gottleuba in 1913. "
5. ↑ Villa, Augustusberg 11 - structural assets:
   • Enclosure: bricked sandstone posts with ornamental grille (new) in the north, remaining enclosure wooden picket fence with concrete posts (new).
   • Access: Entrances - gate and two-winged gate in the north Path system: available, paths partly with historical edging, in the southern slope area in zigzag, terrace partly with polygonal slabs made of natural stone, garden equipment: seating niche (newly bricked up).
   • Vegetation: individual trees: dominant conifer population, consisting of a. made of pine (Pinus sylvestris), larch (Larix decidua), Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii), blue spruce (Picea abies 'Glauca'), hedges and shrubs: numerous ornamental shrubs, some of them newly planted, existing and a. from rhododendrons in species and varieties, peasant jasmine (Philadelphus spec.), box (Buxus sempervirens), ilex (Ilex aquifolium).
   • Other protected assets: ground relief - terracing and retaining walls made of natural stone around the villa, terrain falls sharply from north to south, view: to the south, overgrown.
6. ↑ ^{a b} Giesenstein Manor
   • Manor house (number 4, parcel 164b): irregular three-wing, two-storey complex, beautiful staircase.
   • Ancillary building (number 5, parcel 163): two-storey plastered building with hipped roof and central projection, today forest office.
   • Farm yard (number 1, 1b, 2, 3, parcel 166/6, 172/2, 165a): the two stables (number 2, 3) with high hipped roof and bat dormers, formerly a building, outbuildings on the south side demolished.
   • Garden: garden area with fencing south of the manor house, fencing and two-winged access gate to the driveway preserved: fence posts made of sandstone with cast iron ornamental grille, access avenue made of summer linden (Tilia platyphyllos), z. T. cut as head trees.
7. ↑ Kurpark Bad Gottleuba
   From 1905, with the extension of the railway to Bad Gottleuba , a "tourist" situation arose at the foot of the eastern mountain side, at the end of the railway. H. the arrival in a spa was planned to be staged in a meaningful way. Mayor Hackebeil had the Goethepark and Bahnhofspark built, around 1908 the gondola pond to the east of the tracks can already be identified, a "Jahneiche" not far from it dates from 1912. Even if there were paths there before, the design of the Goethepark above the pond is up to Villa on Bergstrasse in the years after the First World War. The main avenue made of Norway maple has been cut, so it has been kept low in favor of transparency. Conifers frame the corners of the park, and a few other villas have sprung up along its borders. Aware of the specific importance of Bad Gottleuba as a health resort and a tourist-relevant site, the people in charge paid attention to a well-thought-out design of the place from an early stage. Around 1900, areas and views were deliberately kept free, the terrain of the later Goethepark is one of them. With the abandonment of the station areas between the two parks, the two systems were combined in 1999.
   • History: In 1905/06, Mayor Hackebeil had Goethepark and Bahnhofspark built, by giving up the train station areas between the two parks in 1999, the two systems were merged, the right (eastern) slope of the Gottleuba valley was designed with terraced paths, four sandstone figures “The Seasons” were distributed across the meadows , in the lower part of the park swan pond with island, pergola on the terrace above, planted as a rose garden, in the station park VVN memorial. (Source BHU), "Bahnhofspark" (located on Bahnhofstrasse, now part of the Goethepark)
   • Structural assets:
     • Access: Path system - paved footpath along Bahnhofstrasse (small granite stones), polygonal slabs made of slate directly around the OdF monument, access to the OdF monument made of concrete slabs (30 cm × 30 cm) with concrete border, remaining paths with gray gravel ceiling and edging with concrete border .
     • Memorial stone: monolith made of sandstone with the inscription “Wir admon”.
     • Vegetation: Alleys and rows of trees: Row of trees made of Norway maple (Acer platanoides) along Bahnhofstrasse, the locations of the missing trees recognizable in the ground.
     • Individual trees: Loosely distributed old trees made of plane tree (Platanus x hispanica), English oak (Quercus robur), linden (Tilia spec.), Beech (Fagus sylvatica), sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus) and larch (Larix decidua).
     • Hedges and bushes: yew trees (Taxus baccata) right next to the memorial stone, varieties of rhododendron, farmer's jasmine (Philadelphus spec.).
   Monument value: local history, "Goethepark" (without "Bahnhofspark")
   • Structural assets:
     • Development: Path system - polygonal slabs made of sandstone around the pond, the remaining paths partly made of small granite stone, partly made of polygonal sandstone slabs with large granite paving stones, in the rose garden water-bound pathways covered with concrete curbs.
     • Garden equipment: Sculptures no longer in the park (stored), former bank location with seating niche made of rubble stones.
     • Horticultural structures: wooden arcade in the rose garden.
     • Water elements: pond with island (planted with rhododendrons), two small fountains in the northern half of the pond.
     • Vegetation: avenues and rows of trees - hawthorn or hawthorn (Crataegus spec.) With a round crown around the pond, avenue of red-leaved norway maple (Acer platanoides 'Schwedleri') in the eastern half of the complex, east of the pond in north-south direction ( gaps to the north).
     • Individual trees: Jahneiche (1912), replanted, northeast of the pond with a memorial stone, old trees of English oak (Quercus robur), red beech (Fagus sylvatica), sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus), red oak (Quercus rubra), linden (Tilia spec.), Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii), larch (Larix decidua), black pine (Pinus nigra), white pine (Pinus strobus), arborvitae (Thuja spec.).
     • Hedges and shrubs: rhododendron varieties, hazelnut (Corylus avellana), snowberries (Symphoricarpos orbiculatus), boxwood hedges (Buxus sempervirens) and hornbeam (Carpinus betulus) in the area of ​​the rose garden, there also varieties of roses, some as standard roses.
     • Perennials: extensive stand of ferns on slopes.
   • Other protected assets:
     • Ground relief: strong gradient from east to west.
     • View relationship: to the other slope of the Gottleuba valley, view of the clinic building, partly overgrown.
8. ↑ New Bad Gottleuba cemetery
   • Chapel: Rectangular building, plastered, with a gable roof , arched door and window openings, gabled central projection , pilaster structure.
   • Crematorium : small rectangular building with gable roof, gable risalit, corner cuboid,
   • Cemetery design: Enclosure - wall made of sandstone blocks around the entire cemetery, some with supporting pillars.
   • Access: Entrances: a total of four entrances, the main entrance from the east in the central axis of the cemetery chapel with two-wing historical ornamental grille, the other entrances with new gate wings that are based on the historical one, one of which is from the south side, one from the north side from the abandoned extension part and An entrance in the northeast corner, path system: at right angles, parallel to the slope, made of water-bound path cover, partly overgrown, partly with curb stones made of natural stone (granite, sandstone), main path to the cemetery chapel made of granite small stone with stairs made of sandstone.
   • Grave monuments: grave surrounds partly made of natural stone (granite, sandstone), tombs partly with ornamental grilles, memorial for the victims of the Second World War in the southwest corner with a small square made of granite small stones and sandstone stairs, "Dresden grave" memorial for the victims of the bombing in the February 1945 southeast of the crematorium.
   • Vegetation: avenues and rows of trees: avenue of linden trees (Tilia spec.) From the entrance on Hellendorfer Straße to the cemetery chapel, opposite, row of trees along Hellendorfer Straße outside the cemetery wall made of linden trees (Tilia spec.), Row of Douglas fir trees (Pseudotsuga menziesii) outside the southern cemetery wall , Hedges and shrubs: large stocks of rhododendrons on the two buildings.
   • Ground relief: the terrain falls from west to east, the rows of graves are terraced over a lawn slope.
9. ↑ Bad Gottleuba old cemetery - structural protected assets
   • Enclosure: quarry stone wall made of sandstone with cover plate made of sandstone on the west, north and east sides.
   • Access: Entrances: two-winged wooden gate with posts made of sandstone blocks in the north, path system: overgrown, but recognizable in the area, sandstone stairs with ornaments.
   • Gravestones: gravestones for victims of the First World War along the eastern wall of the cemetery, presumably gravestones for victims of the Second World War approximately in the middle of the cemetery area below the memorial stone for the victims of the flood disaster of 1927 (memorial stone made of sandstone with a large wooden cross on a small plateau with border Sandstone posts and decorative grille), various old sandstone gravestones from the 18th and 19th centuries (heavily weathered).
   • Vegetation: Individual trees - numerous copper beeches (Fagus sylvatica 'Atropurpurea'), Douglas firs (Pseudotsuga menziesii), black pine (Pinus nigra), English oak (Quercus robur), hemlock (Tsuga canadensis), arborvitae (Thuja spec.), Yew (Taxus baccata), shrubs: large rhododendrons below and to the side of the memorial for the flood victims of 1927.
   • Other protected assets: ground relief - strong terrain drop from east to west, view: highest point of the place, view over the place.
10. ↑ Memorial stone for the flood disaster of 1927
    • Memorial stone: sandstone with a large wooden cross on a small plateau surrounded by sandstone posts.
    • Enclosure: quarry stone wall made of sandstone with a cover plate made of sandstone on the west, north and east sides, tombstones for victims of the First World War along the eastern cemetery wall, probably tombstones for victims of the Second World War approximately in the middle of the cemetery area below the memorial stone for the victims of the Flood catastrophe of 1927, tomb of a carpenter, pyramidal structure, medallions with inscription, guild mark, around 1762.
11. ↑ Evangelical Petrikirche Bad Gottleuba
    • Hall church with integrated square choir and presented west tower. Its basement beg. 13th century, part of a fortification to which the choir could have belonged. Reconstruction of the choir around 1500 (?) The west tower on the door marked 1506, the nave from 1524. Restorations in 1902/03 and 1982–86. Church on the site of a former fortification, the ring wall still exists.
    • The exterior is distinguished by buttresses, late Gothic tracery windows and rich portals, the north side of the choir with tree trunks and branches (see former Benedictine monastery church Chemnitz ), the north side of the nave is a Renaissance portal , marked 1553. The choir with deeply drawn ribbed vaults on head consoles, the vaulted caps with paintings, evangelist symbols and apostles, 1st half of the 16th century, heavily restored, some added by the restorer Paul Perks in 1903, including the mural with the Three Kings. The three-bay hall with supplemented net vaults , the beginners with overlapping ribs and branches.
    • Neo-Gothic furnishings. Organ prospectus of unknown origin, expanded around 1700, 1908. The cemetery around the church is surrounded by a curtain wall, the gatehouse is marked 1577 (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996).
12. ↑ Bad Gottleuba Clinic
    • Former Sewage treatment plant (entity part): Building ceiling expanded as a walk-on roof terrace with railing, with ventilation shafts, in the NE of the park.
    • Park facility - investment phases:
      • 1st construction period 1909–14: Center of the facility, area of ​​the Kurhaus and the farmyard as well as the clarification pond, access roads, walking and connecting paths, stairs with railings, parapets, retaining walls, lamps, lanterns, most of the trees and bushes, along avenues of the streets (design and execution by Max Bertram ).
      • 2nd construction period 1914–45: conversion and renewal measures as well as conversions, raised beds at the culture house, equipment with planters. The original character of the complex has been blurred in the recent past.
    • Structural assets:
      • Buildings: old hospital buildings, s. o. (in the individual monument property 09302657),
      • Enclosure: historic fence pillars made of broken natural stone around the entire site, formerly probably with wooden picket fence (this no longer exists),
      • Access: Entrances - main entrance from the SE from the main road, representative entrance over a bridge with two gatehouses, path system: available, side paths in the north-western part as walking paths (terrain treatment paths), main paths in the rest of the clinic premises small granite stones (partly asphalted), in the park a pedestrian bridge.
    • Vegetation: avenues and rows of trees - rows of linden and chestnut trees below houses 12 and 13, avenue of lime trees above Kurhaus, red oak alley to the water tower, row of maples below Kurmittelhaus, rows of chestnuts along the main paths, individual trees: deciduous and coniferous trees (see Obeth), hedges and shrubs: Ornamental shrub population (see Obeth).
    • Other protected assets: Soil relief - slope falling from northwest to southeast, terracing in the main axis of the approach-Kurmittelhaus.
    • Visual relationship: to the opposite slope, partly overgrown.
13. ↑ Bad Gottleuba Clinic
    • House 1: station house, rectangular plastered building with mansard hipped roof,
    • House 2: station house, rectangular plastered building with mansard hipped roof,
    • House 3: station house, two-storey plastered building with mansard hipped roof,
    • House 4/5: Station house, large longitudinal building with mansard hipped roof and two gables,
    • House 6: station house, two-storey plastered building with mansard hipped roof,
    • House 7: Station house, two-storey plastered building with a mansard gable on the eaves side,
    • House 8 (now residential building): multi-storey plastered building with hipped roof, plus retaining wall with stairs and wrought iron lantern,
    • House 9: Station house, two-storey plastered building with mansard hipped roof, risalit and facade ornamentation, road bridge (red granite),
    • House 10: Station house, two-storey plastered building with mansard hipped roof, risalit and facade ornamentation,
    • House 11: station house, two-storey plastered building with mansard hipped roof and roof turret,
    • House 12: Station house, two-storey plastered building with mansard hipped roof,
    • House 13: Station house, single-storey, angular plastered building with mansard hipped roof and veranda, with a large roof extension,
    • House 16 (Kurmittelhaus building complex, formerly Centralbad): large representative building (with plaster decorations, clock and bell tower as roof turrets and Art Nouveau furnishings ), plus a terrace-like facility as an entrance area (with four candelabra), loft extension in the middle section, with two-storey loggia architecture to the Inner courtyard, with a narrow longitudinal wing as a connection to the Kurhaus, formerly station 16, 17, 18 - station 18 broken off,
    • House 17: station house, two-storey plastered building with loggia-like porch, hipped mansard roof,
    • House 18-21 (farm building): kitchen and laundry were demolished, boiler and machine house, chimney (next to house 25), house 18-21 are new buildings,
    • House 22 (station 22, formerly 15): station house, two-storey plastered building with hipped roof and gable,
    • House 25: three-part building complex, function unknown,
    • House 27; Spa administration: Administration building, two-storey plastered building (with angled tower, entrance portal with outside staircase, partly original furnishings), wrought-iron skylight grille over the door, one part with a hipped roof, the other with a mansard roof,
    • House 28: Clinic school: multi-part, two-storey plastered building (with hipped roof, turret and veranda),
    • House 29: so-called culture house: one-storey, elaborately structured plastered building (with mansard hipped roof and arched porch, partly original furnishings), colossal pilaster strips,
    • House 31: bowling alley: pavilion with elongated annex building, single-storey plastered building,
    • House 32: Gate: designed entrance area with two-part gatehouse, gate entrance (gate pillar and wrought iron gate), fountain, memorial plaque for Richard Weger, wall and two lanterns, single-storey plastered building with pilaster strips and high sandstone plinth used as gatehouse and visitor waiting room, inscriptions "Richard Weger honorary citizen Badestadt Gottleuba ”,“ Sanatorium Gottleuba of the State Insurance Institution of Saxony built under its chairman, Privy Councilor Weger in the years 1909–1913 by the architects Schilling & Graebner ”, road bridge (two sandstone arches).
    • Water tower: pavilion-like rotunda in the form of a Tempietto (concrete?), In the north of the park,
    • Transformer house: solid, on a square floor plan, corners chamfered at 2/3 height, with bronze balls, small windows above, in the park, north of the cultural center,
    • Waterworks: in "symbolistic" forms, accentuated entrance area, crowned by a tooth cut, with a central shell and two semi-arched flanking walls, each of which is closed off with stylized vases, open staircase, in the northwest corner of the park,
    • Former Sewage treatment plant (entity part): Building ceiling expanded as a walk-on roof terrace with railing, with ventilation shafts, in the NE of the park.
14. ↑ Kursächsische distance column, 1727, made of Pirna Elbe sandstone , almost four meters high. It was restored in 1911 and moved to the left bank of the Gottleuba. During the floods in 1927 the column was overturned and washed away. In 1956 the master sculptor Kajer sen. Using the base and the coat of arms of the Meißner column from Cossebaude, a new column with a new coat of arms and a new part of the script was added. In 1957 it was re-erected. In 1977 the old original coat of arms was found in the river bed of the Gottleuba during construction work . In 1981 the column was made by master sculptor Kajer jun. restored. The column corresponds to the typical shape, with an obelisk on a high plinth, inscribed with distances, with two Polish and spa coats of arms as well as an "AR" monogram and post horn mark.
15. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} In 1722, the Electorate of Saxony began setting up the Kursächsische Postmeile columns . Elector Friedrich August I wanted to build a modern traffic and transport control system in the electorate in order to promote trade and economy. He entrusted Magister Adam Friedrich Zürner (1679 - 1742) with the implementation. The system of post mile pillars comprised distance pillars, quarter milestones, half and full mile pillars. The distance columns should be set up in the cities in front of the city gates, later only on the marketplaces. Quarter milestones, half and full mile pillars were set up along the Poststrasse. They received a consecutive numbering (row number), starting from the beginning of the measurement. The all-mile columns were set up outside the cities on the post roads at a distance of 1 mile (= 9.062 km). The distance pillars were marked with the monogram "AR" for "Augustus Rex", the Electoral Saxon and Polish-Lithuanian double coat of arms and the Polish royal crown. The full mile, half mile columns and quarter milestones were all similarly labeled, none of them had a coat of arms, but the monogram "AR". The distances were given in hours (1 hour = ½ post mile = 4.531 km). This mile system was the first European traffic management system. The pillar considered here is of great importance in the history of traffic as part of the nationally significant postal system.
16. ↑ Squat sandstone stele with inscriptions on two sides: directional arrow to the right "Zehista 8.0 km Pirna 11.4" underneath directional arrow to the left "Gottleuba 3.1 Peterswald 11.5" and directional arrow to the right "Nenndorf 7.4 km Zwiesel 1, 4 ”below that direction arrow to the right“ Pirna 14.7 Langenhennersdorf 3.5 ”.
17. ^ Bergbaumonumente Berggießhübel
    • 1. Zwieseler Tief Erbstolln: about 1400 m long, excavated 1825–1853:
      • Sandstone mouth hole with Royal Saxon. Coat of arms and year (FS 275 Berggießhübel),
      • first light hole, closed with an iron plate (FS 399 Berggießhübel),
      • second light hole and Detlef shaft (broken) (FS 396 Berggießhübel),
      • third light hole (FS 208 Berggießhübel) and Martinslager (FS 393 Berggießhübel),
      • Remnants of the Martinslager powder tower (FS 396 Berggießhübel).
    • 2. Perforated stone of the pit "Wills Gott": "WG (Wills Gott) 2 UM (two under measure), 1725 (FS 394 Berggießhübel)."
    • 3. Hole stone of the pit “Missgönnt Glück”: “MG (Missgönnt Glück) F (Fundgrube), 1725 (FS 505 Berggießhübel)”, hole mark of the pit “Missgönnt Glück ??”: MG (Missgönnt Glück) 2 OM (two upper measure ), 1725 (FS 503 Berggießhübel), Bolza-Binge (FS 505 Berggießhübel) collapsed, as Count Bolza treasure trove on the previous facility "Missgönnt Glück" between 1777 and 1784, Count Bolza was the owner of an iron hammer near Dresden and the Oberhammer at that time in Berggießhübel.
    • 4. Tiefer Hammerzechenstollen (FS 382 Berggießhübel) emerged from the “Niederer Schurf” pit in the 15th century, the name has been used since the 17th century. In 2001, a section at risk of collapse was secured about 50 m from the mouth hole.
    • 5. Small lime kiln in a forest island (FS 501 Berggießhübel)
    • 6. Portal Hildebrandt Stolln (FS 24 Berggießhübel): set portal with mallets and iron, the tunnel was the last opening in the western part of the Berggießhübler district, excavated in 1886 and closed again in 1887, Stolln has been used as a seismological observatory since 1957.
    • 7. Portal Johann Georg Stolln (FS 579 Berggießhübel): initials JG, restored in 1990, awarded by Johann Georg II and opened in 1665, from 1717 the tunnel water was used by the bathing system that was being created.
    • 8. Portal Marie Louise Stolln (FS?) Stolln opened in 1726 as "Friedrich Stolln", renamed from 1880 by Hermann Gruson (1821–1895) to "ML-Stolln" after his daughter Marie Louise. The mouth hole consists of sandstone blocks with a portal top and Writing: "Marie Louise Stolln / Lautres silver loud gold / You should dig here / May bring joy this / like at home Marie Louise".
18. ↑ Memorial stone: “In the event of the collapse of this binge on January 2nd, 1845, the Obersteiger Stallion 8 Lachter was deeply enveloped by the collapsing mountains, but torn down and preserved undamaged. In memory of this gracious preservation, the owners of the Gräflich Einsiedelschen Eisenwerk near Berggießhübel erected this memorial stone with thanks! ”Inscription Steinbank:“ Gebirgsverein 1899 Berggießhübel ”.
19. ↑ Copy of an electoral Saxon distance column marked 1731, made of sandstone, in a dominant position on the market square, in the typical form of an obelisk inscribed with distance information on a framed base, each with two Polish and electoral coats of arms as well as an "AR" monogram and post horn mark. The column survived the town fire of 1865. The base, shaft and top were renewed in 1956. The coat of arms is original. She was u. a. 1877 and 1980/81 by the sculptor's workshop Kajer jun. restored.
20. ^ Vorwerk Friedrichsthal
    • Manor house: two-storey plastered building with a mansard roof, turret as a clock tower, portal with curved gable, gabled central projectile with protruding, richly windowed garden room and arbor .
    • Manor park: Enclosure - sandstone wall with sandstone posts and wooden fence panels on the south and east sides.
    • Access: Entrances: three entrances, gate passage in the north, eastern entrance with two-leaf ornamental grille (presumably GDR period, northern gate wing with the coat of arms of the city of Berggießhübel), southern entrance with two-leaf ornamental grille and sandstone posts as a prelude to the access avenue.
    • Path system: scenic, curved paths, partly overgrown, to the east of the castle water-bound path cover with edging made of concrete curbs, path at the pond paved (granite small stone), path in the linden avenue asphalted, several stairs made of sandstone, courtyard area on the buildings partly paved (granite small stone) , partly paved.
    • Horticultural structures: wooden pavilion on a base made of plastered masonry at the southern end of the park, east of the gate there.
    • Water elements: Wall fountain on the east side of the castle, integrated into the retaining wall of the open terrace, pond in the eastern part of the park, cupped shape, framed with quarry stone, with an island, connected via a water cascade with a higher pond on the western side of the park, this probably with the pond further west on Flstk. 371 connected.
    • Vegetation: avenues and rows of trees: avenue made of cut linden (Tilia spec.) From the southern gate to the castle, a head linden (Tilia spec.) In the northeast corner of the complex on the street Am Schloß, dendrologically rich old trees made of plane trees (Platanus x hispanica) Beech (Fagus sylvatica), copper beech (Fagus sylvatica 'Atropurpurea'), sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus), Norway maple (Acer platanoides), linden (Tilia spec.), Willow (Salix alba), English oak (Quercus robur), horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum), hornbeam (Carpinus betulus), Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga meniziesii), hemlock (Tsuga canadensis), larch (Larix decidua), black pine (Pinus nigra), white pine (Pinus strobus), yew (Taxus baccata), : u. a. Rhododendron and azaleas in varieties, magnolia (Magnolia soulangiana), snowberry (Symphoricarpos alba).
    • Ground relief: slight slope of the terrain from west to east.
21. ^ Vorwerk Friedrichsthal
    • Manor house: two-storey plastered building with a mansard roof, roof turret as a clock tower, portal with curved gable, gabled central projection with protruding, richly windowed garden room and arbor,
    • Pavilion: wooden pavilion on a base made of plastered masonry at the southern end of the park, east of the gate there,
    • Wall fountain: on the east side of the castle, integrated into the retaining wall of the open terrace,
    • Water cascade: connects the pond in the eastern part of the park with the higher-lying pond on the western side of the park.
22. ↑ Berggießhübel church and churchyard
    • Berggießhübel church: sandstone cuboid structure, drawn-in choir closed on three sides and fore choir yoke, with two small annex buildings on it. Construction time: July 7, 1875–12. November 1876, organ marked 1878 (Nagel, Grossenhain), neo-Gothic. Prospectus, new. Sandstone pulpit, neo-Gothic. Baptismal font (made of cast iron?), Last renewal in 1868, renewal of the windows from 1990, surrounding wooden galleries with cast iron supports, choir separated by a wall, stone spire, pointed, "blocked neo-Gothic"
    • Crypt house for the von Leyser and von Friesen-Leyser families
    • Cemetery: the area is divided into two parts: the actual cemetery area and an adjoining old orchard with a beautiful wooden fence with sandstone posts (parcel 126/1, probably part of the parish lean-to)
    • Enclosure: Partly plastered cemetery wall made of sandstone quarries on the south and north side with a sandstone cover plate, to the Kirchberg street as a retaining wall, in part only up to the top of the terrain, on the east side wooden fence with sandstone posts, on the west side cut hornbeam hedge (Carpinus betulus)
    • Access: Entrances: a total of 5 entrances, western entrance without gate, northern entrance with gate made of sandstone and single-leaf wooden gate, eastern entrance single-leaf wooden gate with sandstone posts, southeast entrance with new, two-leaf ornamental grille (post still original on the eastern side of the gate, post open the western side is missing, the gate was widened by 1/3), south-western entrance with two-winged ornamental grille, gate posts and staircase integrated into the retaining wall, the path along the retaining wall is also intercepted with a retaining wall made of sandstone to the Kirchberg street, path system: water-bound path cover , e.g. Partly bordered with large granite stone, grass paths
    • Water elements: water basin made of embossed sandstone blocks northwest of the church below the small retaining wall
    • Memorial stone: memorial stone made of sandstone for the victims of the flood disaster of 1927 in the southeast corner, surrounded by rhododendrons
    • Vegetation: Individual trees: Two linden trees (Tilia spec.) In front of the main entrance of the church, standing below the small retaining wall, hedges and bushes: Cut hedges made of hornbeam (Carpinus betulus) on the western border and on the southern retaining wall west of the southwest entrance, lilac ( Syringa vulgaris) in the southwest corner, old fruit trees (parcel 126/1)
    • Ground relief: Slight slope from east to west, the jump in terrain in the middle of the cemetery is intercepted by a small retaining wall made of sandstone rubble masonry with a sandstone cover plate, the retaining wall in front of the church is semicircular.
23. ↑ Berggießhübel Church: sandstone cuboid construction, drawn-in choir closed on three sides and fore choir yoke, with two small annex buildings on it. Construction time: July 7, 1875–12. November 1876, architect: Hugo Altendorff (1843–1933), organ marked 1878 (Nagel, Grossenhain), neo-Gothic. Prospectus, new. Sandstone pulpit, neo-Gothic. Font (made of cast iron?), Last renewal in 1868, renewal of the windows from 1990, surrounding wooden galleries with cast-iron supports, choir separated by a wall, stone spire, pointed, "blocked neo-Gothic".
24. ^ Kurhaus and Kurpark Berggießhübel
    • History: beginning of the 19th century. Further healing springs were discovered in Berggießhübel and the owner of the baths, August Friedrich Wilhelm von Leyser (1771–1842) at Friedrichstal Palace, had the Kurhaus and inn renovated and the Fritzepark built.
    • Structural assets:
    • Building: Kurhaus - two-storey, large plastered building with an entrance portal framed by columns and partly original furnishings
    • Access: Path system: Railway embankment as a footpath with a water-bound path cover part of the garden, paths in the park as a water-bound path cover, partly framed with one or two lines made of small granite, paths partly completely paved with small granite stones, stairs made of sandstone blocks and steps made of granite
    • Horticulture: Former railway embankment (sandstone arch bridge) with decorative grille
    • Garden pavilion Charlottenhöhe (sandstone with wooden roof) with a stone bench, written on it: “Charlottenhöhe - a favorite place of the eternal wreaths withered in late morning. 1838 "(Means Charlotte von Leyser, full name: Caroline Cunigunde Antonie, née Countess von Poetting and Persing (1772–1838)), since 1822 landlady of Schloss Friedrichsthal and wife of August Friedrich Wilhelm von Leyser (1771–1842), both buried in the family crypt in the Berggießhübel cemetery (see object number 09223839).
    • Equipment: OdF memorial at Sebastian-Kneipp-Platz made of red granite.
    • Vegetation: avenues and rows of trees - oak avenue (Quercus robur), running roughly in the middle of the complex from west to east, the southern side still almost complete, the northern side very gaps, stumps of the old trees partly still recognizable (incorrect replanting with field maple ( Acer campestre) without orientation to the historical planting locations), for Sebastian-Kneipp-Platz Norway maple (Acer platanoides) cut as a sphere.
      • Individual trees: Dendrologically rich old trees of horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum), ash (Fraxinus excelsior), English oak (Quercus robur), sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus), Norway maple (Acer platanoides), linden (Tilia spec.), Hornbeam (Carpinus spec.) , Copper beech (Fagus sylvatica 'Atropurpurea'), silver maple (Acer saccharinum), silver fir (Abies alba), hemlock (Tsuga canadensis), arborvitae (Thuja spec.), Yew (Taxus baccata).
      • Hedges and bushes: u. a. Rhododendron and azaleas in varieties, peasant jasmine (Philadelphus spec.).
    • Other protected assets:
      • Ground relief: terrain heavily sloping, slope of the terrain from south-east to north-west, the Charlottenhöhe is at the highest point.
      • Visual relationship: View from the Charlottenhöhe to the Kurhaus, behind Friedrichsthal Palace.
25. ↑ Kurhaus: two-story large plastered building with entrance portal framed by columns and partly original furnishings, former railway embankment (sandstone arch bridge) with ornamental grille, garden pavilion Charlottenhöhe (sandstone with wooden roof) with stone bench, on which it is written: “Charlottenhöhe - a favorite place of the eternal wreaths withered in Sptbr. 1838 "(Means Charlotte von Leyser, full name: Caroline Cunigunde Antonie, née Countess von Poetting and Persing (1772–1838)), since 1822 landlady of Schloss Friedrichsthal and wife of August Friedrich Wilhelm von Leyser (1771–1842), both buried in the family crypt in the Berggießhübel cemetery (ID No. 09223839).
26. ↑ Bahrmühle Bahra - mill property, An der Bahra 19
    • Mill dwelling house: compact four-axis structure, two-storey, plastered quarry stone, flat saddle roof, access ramp on the mountain side, windows divided several times, probably larger earlier, mill ditch filled, weir no longer exists, badly dilapidated.
    • Barn: 1.5-storey building, plastered quarry stone, high pitched roof, round arches and round windows on the gable, gable turret, two large gate openings on the long side.
27. ↑ Sägemühle Breitenau
    Existing technology (1994): Cutting room with gate from Grosse, Lohmen (unique), grinding floor: grinding gear and roller frame, grinding gear with vibrating shoe, comb wheel and stub shaft of the grinding mill, comb wheel with stub shaft (cutting mill), comb wheel with transmission and bagging nozzle , Cleaning floor (very desolate), saw frame drive, main transmission of the cutting mill (belt drive to the frame), old German oven.
28. ^ Evangelical parish church in Breitenau.
    • Hall church - emphatically simple, large-windowed hall church with polygonal apse and west tower, marked 1817 in the keystone of the entrance. Plastered building. The interior with barrel vault and apse dome . - Aedicula pulpit altar and baptism classicistic , 1817 (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996).
    • Enclosure: quarry stone wall with southern gate with double-leaf ornamental grille and vase attachments on the gate post and south-eastern gate
    • Gate trees: pair of linden trees flanking the southern gate (Tilia spec.), Napoleon oak: English oak (Quercus robur), planted to commemorate Napoleon's stay in Breitenau from September 10th to 11th, 1813 and the burning down of the church and rectory on September 11th. October 1813.
29. ↑ Kretzschmarmühle Hellendorf
    The rear part of the residential mill building shows the usual structure of a grain mill with a floor for the main transmission, grinding or roller mill floor, tube floor and classifier floor. On the first floor, or better said in the basement, there are the main transmission and the lower drive for the grinding process as well as two drive motors in an adjoining room, one from Sachsenwerk. The grinding floor shows various units, such as a grinding process including a vibrating shoe and a pouring funnel (Robert Wunderwald "Müllerfreude" Niederwiera Post Glauchau-Land?), A grinding machine / fanal, a squeezer from Kählitz & Lübcke Mühlenbauanstalt, Mühlsteinfabrik Leipzig-Eutritzsch and an aspirator? (Cleaning) of the company Gebr. Knauthe Maschinenfabrik Borna, denotes Dresden branch Bischofswerda. There is also a stone crane. On the tube sheet there is also a filter cabinet from Hobian & Frauenberger Mühlenbau-Anstalt & Maschinenfabrik Bautzen / Saxony and a standing mixer with mixing screw. The sifter bottom is made by a plansifter from the Albert Knieb Mühlenbauanstalt company ("German Reich patent") and a peeling machine? from WA Kegel Maschinenbaufabrik and Mühlenbauanstalt Rathewalde Sächs. Switzerland dominates. The transport of the ground material was ensured by elevators, chutes and augers, which are still available from the cellar to the classifier floor. Furthermore, the brake elevator has been preserved. There are also various bagging devices.
    The residential mill building is dated 1815. The location is older. The plant served as a combined grinding and sawmill. Only the shell of the building has survived from the sawmill (extension boarded up on the upper floor). All of the technology from the grain mill has come down to us. Most of it is likely to date from the Weimar Republic and the 1930s, parts of it may also be older. What is remarkable about the technology are the many, a good six, companies involved. Judging by the one wheel chamber and the wall design at the back, the grinding mill was operated by one water wheel and the sawmill possibly by two water wheels. Around 1915, the owners of the Kretzschmarmühle took over the bread bakery for the Hellendorf residents. It was only discontinued in 1998. The grinding mill only ran until 1971. Grain cleaning machine Stahl Neusaat 10 was moved to the barn building on Hauptstrasse 62a in Struppen on March 12, 2017.
30. ↑ Special form of a full mile column
    • Special form of a Saxon all-mile pillar, referred to as a "border column", sandstone, obelisk on a stepped base with a Saxon diamond-shaped wreath coat of arms and distance information, the center piece corresponds to a Saxon all-mile column of the New Dresden-Teplitzer Poststrasse from the 18th century, the last preserved Saxon street pillar on this route. In the Meilenblatt von Sachsen, Berlin edition, sheet 340 from 1784, both a border column and a mile column are listed there at short intervals. In the course of the road construction from 1810, the mile column was probably converted into a new (stone) border column with the Saxon coat of arms at the top in 1820 and moved directly to the border. Since the ordinance for the erection of signposts, initially made of wood, was only issued this year and the last (electoral) Saxon milestones / postal pillars were set / renewed in 1820/23, it is not a signpost. Only after 1875 were pioneering kilometers indicated on the side. It is therefore the special form of a (Kur) Saxon all-mile column, which is referred to as a "border column". The last repair and minor relocation took place in 1977 with the reconstruction of the border installations.
    • Memorial stone: trapezoidal sandstone block on a stepped platform, with the inscription: “At this point, athletes of the CSR 1936 handed over the olympics. Torch on their way v. Athens n. Berlin for the German athletes ”.
    • Square design: Path system - overgrown, post column (dated 1820) made of sandstone in the western half of the square, memorial for the Olympic torch relay from Athens to Berlin, which passed this place on July 31, 1936, made of sandstone (dated 1957, sculptor Herbert Weinrich) on the eastern half of the square, round sandstone plinths in front of the inner row of trees, two semicircular rows of trees per half of the square, inner ring made of pedunculate oaks (Quercus robur), outer ring with mixed trees, originally probably an alternation of lime trees (Tilia spec.) and larches (Larix decidua) , now mixed with Norway maple (Acer platanoides) and ash (Fraxinus excelsior), rows partly gaps, large stumps still mark former tree locations.
31. ↑ Evangelical parish church Langenhennersdorf, originally St. Margareten, later St. Marien, Nikolaus and Martin.
    
    • Hall church with roof turret, externally resembling a secular building. From a late Romanesque church, parts of the surrounding walls as well as a stepped arched portal and an arched window on the south side have been preserved. Major renovations in 1495 as well as 1751–1753 and 1865. The architecturally inconspicuous building with a crooked hip roof, the roof turret with a square floor plan, with a bell-shaped hood, the weather vane marked 1865 and 1904. Interior: flat ceiling with late Baroque painting, putti in cloud glory.
    • Two-storey galleries in the north and west and the patron's box with the coat of arms of Kospoth von Sebottenstein from 1751 to 53, the double galleries in the chancel from 1865.
    • Altarpiece "Last Supper", inscribed 1595, is attributed to the Pirna painter Hans van Kaden - Pulpit around 1700. - Cup-shaped, somewhat clumsy font from the 16th century, sandstone. - On the outside there is a cast-iron grave slab from 1685 (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996), a cast-iron grave slab for Andreas Geüdtner (died 1682) on the church wall.
32. ↑ Side building and barn, Hauptstrasse 44
    • Small side building, presumably a wash house
    • Cellar: Potato cellar built from 1849 (sandstone panel), vaulted, W: 3.80, L: 6.80, H: 2.10 (m). 1948 excavation of a second cellar in the western part of the building for the storage of potatoes and beets, cap vault.
    • Main level: outer floor space of the entire building approx. 29.5 m × 12.3 m, gable height approx. 12 m. To the east of the passage, stables for a breeding bull, two draft oxen and two horses, above the coachman's room and chaff chambers. To the west of the grain chamber passage, banse for storing grain forks before threshing, then the threshing floor, to the west of it the straw press and a straw bane.
    • Upper floor: Also storage for grain sheaves before threshing, straw storage.
    • Roof construction and roof: Lying roof truss, both gables made of sandstone blocks and crowned with vases, last covering of the roof with brim tiles, 1974. M. Hammer. Northern residential stable house with angled floor plan Deletion in 2014, very smoothed after renovation, insufficient monument value.
33. ↑ The steam engine, which was originally under protection, was sold, so that only the buildings are still under protection (status: 05/1999). The former movable monument that has now been sold was a superheated steam single-cylinder locomobile with a ring-flow superheater, built in 1928, formerly installed in the engine room next to the sawmill, manufacturer of the steam locomotive: Maschinenfabrik Badenia Weinheim in Bavaria, factory number 5896, brand Geonia.
34. ↑ Markersbach Evangelical Parish Church.
    Small hall church from the 17th century, rebuilt in 1838. Restoration 1970/71 and 1978. Plastered building, the pointed arched windows with gothic division. Saddle roof, the octagonal turret with a curved hood over the west gable from 1716 (renewed in 1801), at the same time clock tower. The interior is flat, single-storey galleries. Aedicula pulpit altar with pairs of columns and chalice-shaped baptism around 1838. Wooden crucifix, A. 16th century. The sculptures of an earlier altar, around 1520, attributed to the master of the Dohna altar, today in the collections at Albrechtsburg in Meißen (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996) . Pointed arch windows, saddle roof, galleries, roof turrets 1701.
35. ↑ Solid ground floor, in the living area possibly up to the 19th century. Wooden construction, stable part in the state around 1880 (Prussian cap vault), upper floor framework with struts, interrupted at the rear by a later right-angled extension, roof structure with partly old wooden connections (sawn-off wind panicle in the central axis ), Mountain cellar with quarry stone barrel.
36. ↑ Evangelical parish church Oelsen.
    • Small hall church, closing in the east with three sides of the choir, roof turret. One church is mentioned in 1405. The current building around 1500, renewed in 1806, the roof turret marked 1749. Restoration in 1975. The simple building with a Gothic portal on the north side, classicistic round arched windows in deep arched window niches. The eight-sided roof turret with hood and lantern. Sacristy on the south side, with arched entrances, 16th century, vestibule on the north side from 1806, with a crooked hip roof.
    • The inside covered flat. Furnishings from 1806. Galleries reaching to the altar, wooden aedicula pulpit altar with Corinthian columns, baptismal font decorated with ornaments. - Wooden epitaphs, one for Rudolf von Bünau († 1653), the other, particularly richly designed, for Rudolf von Bünau († 1701).
    • In the vestibule walled up the remains of a richly carved sandstone pulpit with reliefs Christ and Evangelists, around 1620, attributed to Lorenz Hornung (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996). Portal inscribed 1585, tomb for Christoph Kraaz, owner of the Oelzen manor, d. 1832, sandstone.
37. ↑ Former Manor Oelsen
    • Manor house Oelsen: with crooked hip roof (beaver tail covering), balcony to the garden side with Art Nouveau railing, veranda with Art Nouveau ornamental grille and sandstone staircase to the manor garden Some of the original doors and windows, sandstone walls, further coat of arms cartouche inside.
    • Manor park
      • Enclosure: Remnants of the former enclosure wall made of quarry stone with two-winged gate system only in the north of the system in the manor entrance, manor gate with pillars made of sandstone and pillar head as well as wrought iron grille with the initials TS and the year 1915.
      • Access: Entrances: Garden access from the house via the outside staircase, further access in the south-western corner of the manor garden via a wide staircase made of profiled concrete steps, path system: overgrown, partly still recognizable in the soil profile.
      • Vegetation: avenues and rows of trees: avenue of linden (Tilia spec.) And chestnuts (Aesculus hippocastanum) to the Hereditary Court (object number 09224877), mixed rows of trees on the west, south and east border of the estate garden consisting of linden (Tilia spec.), Beech (Fagus sylvaticus), hornbeam (Carpinus betulus), English oak (Quercus robur), ash (Fraxinus excelsior), single trees: chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) south in front of the stable house, hedges and bushes: rhododendron in varieties, lilac (Syringa vulgaris ).
      • Ground relief: the terrain slopes from west to east without terracing.

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