List of cultural monuments in Bockelwitz

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The list of cultural monuments in Bockelwitz contains the cultural monuments in the Leisniger district of Bockelwitz that are listed in the official list of monuments of the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony .

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Bockelwitz

image designation location Dating description ID
Individual features of the entity: Church, enclosure wall of the churchyard, war memorial for the fallen of the First World War and graves of the Böhme and Poitz families (see also Obj. 09303637, same address) Dorfstrasse
(map) 		re. 1797 Simple baroque hall church with roof turret, characterizing the townscape, of local and church historical importance.

Furthermore, the galleries, confessional and belfry, the mansion and the tower were built at the same time. According to historical sources, the church built on the area of ​​the previous building is 38 cubits long and 18 cubits wide. It cost 2254 thalers, 10 groschen and 6 pfennigs. The construction was made possible by donations from the population. The churchyard surrounds the church with a preserved churchyard wall made of rubble stones, a war memorial for those who fell in World War I and two graves for the Poitz families (including ... Friedrich P., landowner, deceased in 1854) and the Böhme family (tomb for Karl Friedrich Böhme , Landowner and his wife Joh. Christiane B., probably laid out in 1854). The monument value of the building complex arises from the architectural, artistic, local history and the importance of the townscape. (LFD / 2011.)

“Classicist hall church in the center of the village, built in 1797 by August Bormann and Gottfried Wartig from Wermsdorf using parts of the previous building from 1597. Restorations in 1977 (inside) and 1985 (outside). Plastered quarry stone building with 3/8 choir closure and drawn-in west tower with curved dome and lantern. Sacristy on the east side. The flat-roofed ... hall with two-storey galleries on the north and south sides, and an organ gallery on the west side. ”The church furnishings include a pulpit altar, glass painting in the choir and a“ sonically remarkable organ by Gottlieb Enzemann, 1797/98, the prospectus in rococo shapes. "(Dehio Sachsen II. 1998.)

  • Classicist parish church, built in 1797 using parts of the previous building from 1597, plastered quarry stone building with 3/8 choir closure and retracted west tower with curved dome and lantern, flat-roofed hall with two-storey galleries on the north and south sides, pulpit altar
  • War memorial: the fallen of the First World War to commemorate the community of Bockelwitz, stone base, large stone block with names, relief, as a crown steel helmet
  • Hereditary funeral Fam Pontz: mid-19th century, Hereditary funeral Fam.Böhme: 1854.
 09208103
 
All of the Bockelwitz village church with the individual monuments: Church, enclosure wall of the churchyard, war memorial for the fallen of World War I and graves of the Böhme and Poitz families (see also Obj. 09208103, same address) and cemetery (garden monument)
More pictures 		All of the Bockelwitz village church with the individual monuments: Church, enclosure wall of the churchyard, war memorial for the fallen of World War I and graves of the Böhme and Poitz families (see also Obj. 09208103, same address) and cemetery (garden monument) Dorfstrasse
(map) 		re. 1797 (church) Simple baroque hall church with roof turret, surrounded by an old churchyard with preserved quarry stone wall as a fence, characterizing the townscape, of local and church historical importance.

Classicist village church surrounded by an old churchyard, which is enclosed by a stone wall. In the churchyard there is a memorial for residents of Bockelwitz who died in World War I, as well as graves of the Poitz and Böhme families in the east of the church. Together with the rectory and the former village school, the old village church forms the center of Bockelwitz and has a decisive and unmistakable impact on it. The monument value of the whole thing, consisting of the village church, the churchyard and the monuments described including the enclosure, results primarily from the great importance of the local history and, as already described, the importance of the townscape. (LFD / 2011.)

09303637
 
Residential stable house and side building of a four-sided courtyard as well as retaining walls, stairs and mountain cellar in the garden area (south of the farm building)
 Residential stable house and side building of a four-sided courtyard as well as retaining walls, stairs and mountain cellar in the garden area (south of the farm building) Dorfstrasse 3b
(map) 		around 1848 Buildings that have been preserved in their cubature and have an image-defining effect in the immediate vicinity of the village church as well as of architectural and social historical importance.

Large farm located north of the church, including the stable house and a side building as well as terrace walls, garden stairs and mountain cellar in the garden area cultural monuments to the south. Residential stable house probably rebuilt after fire in 1848: 2-storey, solid, half-hipped roof, porphyry walls, some overforms, half-hipped roof with pike, old roof structure, inside largely original, valuable stable rooms with columns and vaults, side buildings: eastern end of the courtyard, two-storey plastered building, first floor quarry stone masonry , partly boarded up on the eaves side, gable roof, striking, the courtyard that characterizes the site in good original condition. Important evidence of the rural architecture of the 19th century as well as the way of working and living on farms in this landscape area. The monument value results from the building and social history as well as the townscape. (LFD / 2011.)

Residential stable house: two-storey, solid, half-hipped roof, porphyry walls, some over-molding, half-hipped roof with pike, old roof structure, inside largely original, valuable stable rooms with columns and vaults.

09208102
 
school Dorfstrasse 4
(map) 		1888 Wilhelminian-style clinker brick building in good original condition, picture-defining building opposite the village church of local historical importance.

Former village school of Bockelwitz, built in 1888, now a residential building. Two-storey yellow clinker brick building on an irregular floor plan with a slate hipped roof with a crowning roof house. The natural stone plinth, clinker strips, clinker ornaments in the eaves area and plaster fields with diamond ashlar on the upper floor form important design elements. After 2000, it was renovated in accordance with listed buildings and converted into a residential building. The monument value arises from the historical significance as a well-preserved example of village school buildings from the beginning of the 20th century as well as from the local historical significance due to its usage history. (LFD / 2011.)

09208107
 
Residential stable house, barn and side building of a three-sided courtyard Dorfstrasse 14
(map) 		around 1800 Valuable due to the preserved courtyard structure, magnificent, originally preserved residential stable house with half-timbered upper floor

Closed three-sided courtyard, consisting of a stable house, side building and barn, built in the late 18th and 19th centuries.

  • Residential stable house: solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered (also gable), steep cantilevered gable roof, ground floor natural stone walls, former extension for oven, later water house
  • Barn: one-story, formerly half-timbered, today partly solid and plastered, large wooden gates, high pitched roof
  • Side building: solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, gable roof.

Due to its good original condition, this farm documents both the living and economic conditions at the time it was built as well as the rural building trade, from which the building and social-historical importance is derived.

09208105
 
Rectory with side enclosure wall or retaining wall
 Rectory with side enclosure wall or retaining wall Dorfstrasse 21
(map) 		1906 Of local and architectural significance, image-defining plastered building with ornamental framework.

Rectory, built in 1906 according to a design by the Dresden architect Reuter and inaugurated on December 14th of the same year. Two-storey plastered building with an almost square floor plan. Natural stone base, central entrance with original front door, arched windows with cracked skylight windows, upper floor ornamental framework, there rectangular windows, also with cracked skylight windows. House corners with plastered ashlar, windows on the ground floor framed by narrow plastering strips, otherwise gray plaster. High hipped roof with wide front gables with a crooked hipped roof. Roof with beaver tail double covering. The building was preserved in its original form. In its cubature, the building is reminiscent of the imposing rectory in Altleisnig. By referring to historical cubatures, roof shapes and half-timbered elements, a building was created that blends harmoniously into the village image. The house impressively documents architectural styles from the beginning of the 20th century, from which the historical value of the house is derived. At the same time, it is also of importance in terms of local history due to its function. As part of the ensemble in the village center of Bockelwitz, which also includes the village church with churchyard, the school and the above-mentioned parsonage, it also has a significant impact on the townscape. (LFD / 2011)

09208104
 
Barn and two side buildings of a four-sided courtyard Dorfstrasse 25e
(map) 		Mid 19th century, re. 1861 Worth protecting due to the preserved courtyard structure as well as its architectural historical value, large four-sided courtyard that defines the townscape.

Large courtyard with residential and farm buildings from the middle of the 19th century. Two side buildings and the barn are worthy of a monument.

  • Barn: half-timbered on the courtyard side, quarry stone on the back, saddle roof, original state of preservation
  • 1. Side building: solid stone, single storey with jamb, gable roof
  • 2nd side building: stable building with three-arched Kumthalle.

The mentioned farm buildings have been preserved in their original condition and are therefore valuable documents of rural construction in the 19th century and at the same time evidence of economic history. The monument value results from the architectural and socio-historical importance of the mentioned rural farm buildings. (LFD / 2011.)

09208106
 
Former chausseehaus, later residential building in open development Dorfstrasse 25f
(map) 		last quarter of the 19th century Road money collection point, typical of the time, originally preserved building in a prominent location on the outskirts, at the intersection of several streets, of local historical importance.

Former Chausseehaus, built in the 19th century directly on the former Chaussee. The road houses were the residential and service buildings of the road keeper and his family, which were built in the late 18th and early 19th centuries as part of the expansion of roads and paths to roads. The roadside attendant supervised a section of the road and took the road money (hence also known as the revenue house). One-storey plastered building, massive, saddle roof, simple portal with roof, original window frames with simple roof. These functional buildings, which are part of the picture of the country roads, are now only a few and few can still be found in good original condition. Therefore, the authentically preserved road houses are important evidence of the history of traffic, from which their monument value is derived. (LFD / 2011.)

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