List of cultural monuments in Borna

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The list of cultural monuments in Borna contains the cultural monuments in Borna .

This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Saxony .

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  • Image: shows a picture of the cultural monument and, if applicable, a link to further photos of the cultural monument in the Wikimedia Commons media archive
  • Designation: Name, designation or the type of cultural monument
  • Location: If available, street name and house number of the cultural monument; The list is basically sorted according to this address. The map link leads to various map displays and gives the coordinates of the cultural monument.
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  • Dating: indicates the year of completion or the date of the first mention or the period of construction
  • Description: structural and historical details of the cultural monument, preferably the monument properties
  • ID: is awarded by the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony. It clearly identifies the cultural monument. The link leads to a PDF document from the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony, which summarizes the information on the monument, contains a map sketch and often a detailed description. For former cultural monuments sometimes no ID is given, if one is given, this is the former ID. The corresponding link leads to an empty document at the state office. The following icon can also be found in the ID column Notification-icon-Wikidata-logo.svg; this leads to information on this cultural monument at Wikidata .

Borna

image designation location Dating description ID
Double tenement house in a semi-open development Altenburger Strasse 6; 8
(card) 		around 1890 Rich, late-historical plastered facade with decorative elements in stucco, artificial and natural stone, significance in terms of local development and architectural history.

Three floors each, five axes, side elevation with roof house, plaster facade with elaborate stucco structure, original windows and front doors, stucco in house passages, wall panels, floor tiles.

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New Stadtbad (former bathing establishment, later apartment building) Altenburger Strasse 17
(map) 		1929 Distinctive plastered building in the traditional forms of the time around 1930, Art Deco jewelry at the entrance and in the gables of the dwelling houses, significance in terms of local history, social history and architectural history.

Three floors above a high base, irregular axes, mansard roof with dwelling houses and attic houses, gable fields of the dwelling houses with relief representations, otherwise simple plaster structure, entrance area with curved hood, expressionistic door walls and wall fountain made of glazed tiles inside, original stairwell windows.

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Residential stable house in a courtyard Altstädter Hauptstrasse 4
(map) 		around 1820 Half-timbered building, part of the village development that characterizes the townscape in the old town-Borna municipality, which was independent until 1934, significance in terms of local and architectural history.

Two storeys, irregular axes, independent of the gable, plastered ground floor and gable, upper floor partly plastered, partly exposed timber frame.

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Stable house of a former three-sided courtyard Altstädter Hauptstrasse 14
(map) 		around 1850 Plastered construction, part of the village development that characterizes the townscape in the old town-Borna municipality, which was independent until 1934, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, irregular axes, independent from the gable, plastered facade, original shutters on the ground floor, small barn with a steep roof, plastered facade (demolished in 1996).

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Side building of a farm Altstädter Hauptstrasse 26
(map) 		around 1820 Half-timbered building, part of the village development in the municipality of Altstadt-Borna, which was independent until 1934, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, irregular axes, independent of the gable, massive ground floor, upper floor partly boarded up, partly exposed half-timbered, boarded gable.

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House of a farm Altstädter Hauptstrasse 40
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered building, part of the village development that characterizes the townscape in the old town-Borna municipality, which was independent until 1934, significance in terms of local and architectural history.

Two storeys, two axes, independent from the gable, massive ground floor, upper storey partly exposed half-timbered, partly plastered, ground floor heavily shaped.

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Residential building Altstädter Hauptstrasse 47
(map) 		around 1830 Half-timbered building, part of the village development that characterizes the townscape in the old town-Borna municipality, which was independent until 1934, significance in terms of local and architectural history.

Two storeys, 3–4 axes, independent of the gable, hipped roof, solid ground floor, upper storey and gable partly exposed timber frame, partly plastered.

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Monument in the extinguishing system / Goethepark Am Breiten Teich (extinguishing system / Goethepark)
(map) 		re. 1963 Figure group on a base, natural stone, testimony to the socialist monument culture in the GDR, significance in terms of contemporary and art history.

Free-form group of figures: worker, soldier, mother with child on a base by O. Thielicke.

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Schiller Monument in the Schiller Park Am Breiten Teich (Schillerpark)
(map) 		re. 1905 Sandstone, octagonal pedestal with a boulder top, cultural and historical significance.

Octagonal base with boulder top, chiseled inscription: "Friedrich Schiller 1805–1905", base second-hand, eight rectangular fields on the sides with rose motifs in the center.

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Gymnasium Am Breiten Teich: School with enclosure and gym
More pictures 		Gymnasium Am Breiten Teich: School with enclosure and gym Am Breiten Teich 4
(map) 		1908 Plastered building, imposing school building designed in Baroque Art Nouveau forms of supraregional rank, local historical, social historical, architectural, artistic and urban significance.

built as a secondary school, since 1961 extended secondary school Borna, 1965–1992 Wilhelm-Pieck-secondary school

  • Four storeys, 16–20 axes, mansard roof, central projection as a neo-baroque entrance front with turret with lantern and clock, neo-baroque entrance hall with cartouche in the gable, plastered pilasters, partly in cuboid structure, wrought-iron insert in the basket arch, entrance hall, side halls, square columns with Ionic capitals
  • Gym: around 1910, one storey, mansard roof, plastered facade with pilaster strips, entrance porch
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Rental villa Am Breiten Teich 10
(map) 		around 1900 Plastered clinker brick building in country house style around 1900, significance in terms of local development and architectural history.

Two storeys, 7–3 axes, protruding, lug-supported hipped roof, central projecting with a dwelling, broken stone plinth, yellow and red clinker brick facade with stucco structure.

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District Court (courthouse with two outbuildings)
More pictures 		District Court (courthouse with two outbuildings) At court 2
(card) 		1851 high-quality plastered building typical of the time in arched or neo-renaissance style, characterizing the street scene, single-storey outbuilding, one of which is creatively adapted to the main building, significance in terms of local history, architectural history and administrative history.
  • Three floors, 10: 4 axes, central portal with stairs, plastered ashlar on the ground floor, arched windows on all floors, ground floor flat vaulted ceilings, stuccoed window crowns on the upper floors, eaves frieze with stuccoed consoles
  • Outbuildings:
    • In the same neo-Renaissance style, one storey, six axes, round arches
    • a shed building one storey, five axes, sandstone without plaster
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Reichstor (city gate) and former gatekeeper house
More pictures 		Reichstor (city gate) and former gatekeeper house At the wall 2
(map) 		re. 1723 City gate: Baroque building, multi-storey, square tower with a broken roof and lantern, gate passage, facades plastered with plaster structures, walls in Rochlitz porphyry tuff; Gatekeeper's house: simple plastered building with a mansard roof, built on the north side of the Reichstor gate, part of the historic city fortifications, significance in terms of local history, architectural history and urban development.
  • City gate: Five storeys, three axes, mansard roof, turret as an open lantern, corner cuboid from the first floor, ground floor gate passage with round arch and highlighted keystones, walls of the gate passage and the windows made of sandstone, flat groin vault, urban landmark
  • Gatekeeper's house: quarry stone and brick masonry, plastered, two storeys, irregular axes, mansard roof with bat and towed dormers, footpath next to the city gate leads through the ground floor, original: classical coffered door, bars in front of the windows
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monument Angerstrasse (in front of the Volkshaus)
(map) 		around 1960 formerly in front of the Volkshaus, sandstone, vivid and ideologically interesting example of a monument from the 1960s, cultural and historical significance.

Monument stele on a rectangular base with figural reliefs.

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Onion House (residential complex in corner location (with Angerstrasse 1)) Angerstrasse 1
(map) 		1935-1936 Plastered building with plastered structures highlighted in color, details still in the formal language of Art Deco, corner emphasis with reliefs based on designs by Kurt Feuerriegel, example of social housing construction in the 1930s, characterizing the street scene, significance in terms of building history, social history and local development.
  • Bahnhofstraße 34, 34a, 34b: with gate passage, four storeys, 10: 1: 7 axes, multi-colored plastered facade with emphasis on the entrances, stairwells, corner emphasis with almost fully plastic relief fields (artificial stone): onion woman, miner and carabinier, original equipment elements: front doors, windows , Staircase, floor and wall tiles
  • Angerstrasse 1: four floors, four axes, plastered facade, original front door
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Savings bank building Bahnhofstrasse 2a
(map) 		1939-1941 Plastered building with natural stone elements, well-preserved example of the architecture of the 1930s, significance in terms of building history.

Three floors, 12: 7 axes, side elevation, quarry stone base, segmented porphyry walls on the ground floor, portal and entrance area elaborately designed in porphyry, multi-colored plaster relief above the portal.

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Post office building
 Post office building Bahnhofstrasse 6
(map) 		1888 Rich clinker brick building in the forms of the Neo-Renaissance, with sandstone elements, more recent extensions to the rear, significance in terms of building history and local history.

Testimony to the development of the postal system, two storeys, eight axes, two side elevations with dwelling houses, mansard roof, red clinker facade with elaborate sandstone structure, original windows.

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Apartment building in closed development Bahnhofstrasse 7; 9
(card) 		re. 1898 with shop, distinctive late-historical plastered building with porphyry tufa elements, high-quality oriels, significance in terms of local development and building history.

Three storeys, seven axes, asymmetrical facade structure, two-sided, three-storey porphyry bay window with copper hood and weather vane, all walls in porphyry tufa, new windows, some with lead glass, original front door.

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Apartment building in half-open development Bahnhofstrasse 12
(map) 		1873 with shop, rich plastered facade in historicist forms, significance in terms of local development and building history.

With shop and gate passage, three storeys, six axes, side elevation with triangular gable, plaster facade with rich neoclassical stucco structure, wooden eaves box on consoles, original: gates, paving in gate passage, stucco structure in gate passage, front door, stairwell, etched glass window in the stairwell, wall tiles.

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Residential building in closed development Bahnhofstrasse 16
(map) 		around 1820 with shop, the core of which is probably a building from the early 19th century, plastered facade in neo-Renaissance forms, part of a historical row development, significance in terms of local development and building history.

Two storeys, three axes, a dwelling, an original shop and a rich stucco facade from around 1870.

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Residential building in closed development Bahnhofstrasse 19
(map) 		around 1895 with shop, elaborate plastered clinker facade in strong forms of late historicism, importance in terms of local development and building history.

Two storeys, six axes, two risalits, mansard roof, yellow clinker bricks with rich stucco structure, new windows and doors.

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Apartment building in closed development Bahnhofstrasse 27
(map) 		around 1880 with shop, conventional historicist plastered facade with artificial stone and stucco elements, part of the Wilhelminian style development on Bahnhofstrasse, significance for the history of the site.

With shop and gate passage, three storeys, five axes, quarry stone base, plastered facade with a simple structure, sandstone steps, original gate leaves.

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Apartment building in half-open development Bahnhofstrasse 29
(map) 		around 1890 with shop, historic plaster clinker building with interesting gable design, part of the Wilhelminian style development on Bahnhofstrasse, significance in terms of local development and architectural history.

Three floors, five axes, dwarf house, plastered ground floor, upper floor yellow clinker brick with stucco structure, shop with arched pane around 1930, original: staircase, front door, terrazzo, apartment doors, AWC doors and handle.

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Imperial Post Office (formerly) (apartment building in closed development) Bahnhofstrasse 30
(map) 		around 1875 with a shop, plastered building with an elegantly structured facade in historicist, partly still classicist shapes, finely crafted decor on the central projectile, seat of the Imperial Post Office from 1877–1887, significance for local history and building history.

With shop and gate passage, three storeys, six axes, plastered facade with rich stucco structure and wide eaves, slightly protruding, two-axis central projection, ground floor changed.

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Apartment building in closed development Bahnhofstrasse 32
(map) 		around 1875 with shop, historic plastered building with plaster structure and rich stucco decoration, part of the Wilhelminian style development on Bahnhofstrasse, significance in terms of local development and building history.

Three storeys, six axes, plastered facade with rich stucco structure, the ground floor has been greatly changed.

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Apartment building in closed development Bahnhofstrasse 33
(map) 		around 1890 With a shop, plastered clinker brick building in a late historical design, structural and decorative elements in sandstone and stucco, part of the Wilhelminian style development on Bahnhofstrasse, significance in terms of local development and architectural history.

With shop and gate passage, three storeys, eight axes, two side elevations, central elevation with triangular gable end, first floor plaster, upper floor yellow and red clinker brick with stucco structure, original: staircase, apartment doors.

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Residential complex in corner location (with Angerstrasse 1) Bahnhofstrasse 34; 34a; 34b
(card) 		1935-1936 Plastered building with plastered structures highlighted in color, details still in the formal language of Art Deco, corner emphasis with reliefs based on designs by Kurt Feuerriegel, example of social housing construction in the 1930s, characterizing the street scene, significance in terms of building history, social history and local development.
  • Bahnhofstraße 34, 34a, 34b: with gate passage, four storeys, 10: 1: 7 axes, multi-colored plastered facade with emphasis on the entrances, stairwells, corner emphasis with almost fully plastic relief fields (artificial stone): onion woman, miner and carabinier, original equipment elements: front doors, windows , Staircase, floor and wall tiles
  • Angerstrasse 1: four floors, four axes, plastered facade, original front door.
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Apartment house in closed development, with outbuildings Bahnhofstrasse 35
(map) 		1890-1891 Richly designed, late historical plastered clinker brick building with sandstone and artificial stone elements, in the eaves area original cartouches with coats of arms and masks, with shop and gate passage, part of the Wilhelminian development on Bahnhofstraße, significance for the history of the site and the history of the building.

The tenement house was built in 1890/91 according to a design by the Leipzig architect Heinrich Rust, the building owner was the decorative painter Friedrich Wilhelm Gutsche. The three-storey building has a representative clinker plaster facade with decorative and structural elements partly made of sandstone. A widened window axis accentuates the center, lateral templates with coupled windows and a dwelling serve as a lateral border for the facade. In the templates on the one hand a shop fitting, on the other hand the passage into the courtyard. The upper floors and the attic are furnished with apartments, and the tenants are said to have once included officers of the garrison. At the same time as the tenement, the courtyard building on the east side, the laundry room, horse stable with ancillary rooms and the coachman's room on the roof were built. In 1893 another stable building was added on the south side (meanwhile removed).

The tenement house refers to the urban development of Borna in the late 19th century, which was characterized by a structural expansion of the city complex. As a result of the railway connection and the establishment of the barracks in the west, Bahnhofstrasse became a preferred building area, which in the sense of the urban planning of the time was largely given a closed apartment building. As part of this tenement building, the property embodies an informative value in terms of local development. In the courtyard areas there were ancillary buildings that, like here, served the needs of the residents, but could also fulfill commercial purposes. In the unit of tenement house and outbuilding, typical living conditions of the time around 1900 are illustrated. The building-historical significance acquires the property on the one hand as a characteristic and for the small town environment in the facade design also very demanding example of late-historical tenement construction, on the other hand it documents the early work of the architect Heinrich Rust (1865–1931), who later emerged with important Leipzig building projects such as the Michaeliskirche and the congress hall. (LfD / 2014).

With shop and gate passage, three storeys, seven axes, two side projections with a dwelling, attic house, first floor plaster smoothed, upper storey yellow clinker brick with rich stucco structure, original: windows, stairwell, apartment doors, AWC doors, stairwell windows, floor tiles, wooden panels, back building, courtyard paving .

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Front of a former coach house Bahnhofstrasse 37
(map) 		re. 1888 (Remise) Turret-like plastered building with a curved hood and lantern, stucco ornamentation, significance in terms of local history and building history.

One storey, one axis, plastered facade with rich stucco structure, onion-shaped roof hood with open lantern, weather vane marked 1888.

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Apartment building in a formerly closed development Bahnhofstrasse 40
(map) 		around 1880 with shop, plastered facade, part of the Wilhelminian style street row, historically important.

Three storeys, six axes, mid-house, plastered facade with a simple structure, high rubble stone base, sandstone stairs, original: apartment doors with etched glass panes, staircase.

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Apartment building in closed development Bahnhofstrasse 42
(map) 		1910 (weather vane) Plastered building with beautiful plaster-style stucco decor, emphasis of the center by box oriels and tower-like roof extensions, significance in terms of local development and architectural history.

With gate passage, three storeys, four axes, expanded mansard roof with dwarf house, two-storey bay window with three-sided tower top in the area of ​​the dwelling house, slate hood with weather vane, plastered facade with rich floral stucco structure, original: stairwell window, stairwell.

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Semi-open residential and commercial building Bahnhofstrasse 43
(map) 		around 1905 Picturesque plaster and clinker brick building in Art Nouveau style, natural stone elements, suggested bay windows and roof structures with rich ornamental frameworks, significance in terms of local development and building history.

Three storeys, five axes, mansard roof with dwarf house and attic house, ground floor with large basket and segmented arch openings, porphyry tufa garments, upper storey: two-storey, asymmetrically arranged half-timbered bay, porphyry tufa garments and ornaments, plastered wall surfaces and yellow clinker bricks, dwarf house in blind framework with curly verge boards : Staircase, apartment doors, AWC doors, terrazzo floor, rich Art Nouveau staircase windows with leaded glazing, interior doors with handles, courtyard buildings, wooden balconies.

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Apartment building in closed development Bahnhofstrasse 44
(map) 		re. 1909 with shop, plastered facade with plaster grooves, on the upper floors wide risalit with rich stucco decoration in Baroque and plait-style shapes, significance in terms of local development and architectural history.

Three storeys, six axes, mansard roof with mid-house, plastered facade with rich stucco decoration, in large parts vegetable, sandstone steps, shop fittings and front door renewed, original: apartment doors, AWC doors, stairwell, floor tiles.

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Royal District Tax Office (former) (Former administration building with enclosure) Bahnhofstrasse 52
(map) 		re. 1899-1900 high-quality plastered building with natural stone elements, designed in the forms of the outgoing historicism and echoing Art Nouveau, significance in terms of local history, administrative history and architectural history.

inscribed 1899–1900 (inscription on the north side). High basement and two storeys, 6: 9 axes, hipped roof with dormers and dormers, on the street on the right richly decorated dwelling with cloverleaf arch and a coat of arms in the gable field, basement with segmented arched windows and natural stone masonry, upper storeys plastered facade, ground floor segmented arched window, upper storey with high rectangular windows with profiled walls with sandstone pillars and wrought iron doors, staircase with wrought iron railing.

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Apartment building in half-open development Bahnhofstrasse 55
(map) 		around 1890 opulent plastered clinker facade in a late historical design, artificial stone and stucco elements, significance in terms of local development and building history.

Three floors, six axes, red clinker brick facade with rich stucco structure, plastered ground floor, dwarf house, lug-supported hipped roof, original windows, side entrance with open staircase and wooden canopy, original: front door, stairwell, stairwell window with etched glass.

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Barracks Borna; Lazarett (former garrison hospital with enclosure) Bahnhofstrasse 58
(map) 		1896 Three-wing system in a late historical design, yellow clinker brick facades with red brick structure and artificial stone elements, significance in terms of local history, building history and military history.
  • Central pavilion two storeys, five axes, hipped roof, central projection with half-hipped gable, yellow and red clinker bricks, eaves cornice with rich clinker brick structure, two accompanying single-storey side extensions, two axes, hipped roof with small houses, protruding side pavilions, one storey, 1: 4 axes and hipped roof red clinker brick, segmented arched windows in all structures
  • Enclosure: predominantly clinker wall with rubble stone base, metal fence modified on the street side over rubble stone base
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Apartment building in half-open development in the corner of Stauffenbergstrasse Bahnhofstrasse 67
(map) 		around 1890 with a shop, a striking, late-historical corner building with an elaborate plastered clinker brick facade, artificial stone elements and stucco décor, in particular through the richly designed corner projections with turrets and gable ends, characterizing the street scene, significance in terms of local development and building history.

Three storeys, 7: 1: 7 axes, yellow clinker brick facade with rich stucco structure, corner projections with dwelling houses and tower structure, two side projections.

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Apartment building in open development Bahnhofstrasse 69
(map) 		around 1925 With a shop, plastered construction in the Art Deco forms of the 1920s, clinker brick structures typical of the style and the time, significance in terms of local development and architectural history.

Three storeys, five axes, mid-house, plastered facade with clinker strips, protruding eaves cornice, original: window, front door, shop fitting.

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Borna train station; Railway line Neukieritzsch-Chemnitz: station building and platform roofing of a passenger station
More pictures 		Borna train station; Railway line Neukieritzsch-Chemnitz: station building and platform roofing of a passenger station Bahnhofstrasse 451
(map) 		1904 Richly structured clinker brick building with porphyry tufa elements, designed in the forms of the outgoing historicism with Art Nouveau echoes, platform roofs in iron and wood construction, significance in terms of local history, building history and traffic history.
  • Entrance building: richly structured, broadly laid out with a central wing consisting of an eaves, basilica entrance area with a prominent central portal as a risalit-like portico and two gable side wings with volutes on the sloping gable, two further richly structured side wings, original windows, original vaults with stucco inside
  • Platform roofs: at the same time as the station building, roofing of the house platform in iron-wood construction, roofing of the island platform in wood construction, signal boxes W1 (mech. Jüdel, turnout signal box, Gru) and B 2 (converted, type SuH 1912, dispatcher signal box, IB 1934), Coal shed, engine shed, water crane and farm buildings no monuments (as of 2015)
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Harmoniumfabrik O. Lindholm (factory building (under two house numbers)) Wide Street 7; 9
(card) 		1911 Attractively designed plastered building in the spirit of the reform style around 1910/15, side elevations with tail gables, pilaster strips, evidence of the formerly important instrument making in Borna, significance for local history, science and building history.

Factory building with gate passage and shop fitting, three storeys, ten axes, eaves with two side dwelling houses with convex curved gable fields, plaster pilaster structure; Rear manufacturing tract, three storeys, five axes, segmented arched window lintels made of clinker bricks, which are drawn through as a circumferential clinker frieze in the storeys, sedge roof construction, chimney in clinker, lower part square, above octagonal section, upper part round with courtyard-side extension and chimney - rear wing and chimney Canceled in 2016.

History:

  • Olof Lindholm (1866 Trönö (Sweden) - 1949, Borna), in Borna since 1892 and employee at Carl Theodor Mannborg's harmonium factory (Grimmaer Straße 7)
  • 1894 Takeover of the company and move to Breite Straße 9: The Jacob tannery is rented and the house is expanded
  • Creation of harmonies with the American system (suction air system)
  • 1911 Sale of the harmonium workshop to his customer Gustav Weischet, Dahlerau-Elberfeld (Wuppertal), expansion and reconstruction of the factory area in the Breite Straße.
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Residential house in open development with outbuildings Breite Straße 13
(map) 		around 1820 Plastered building with half-hipped roof, half-timbered auxiliary building, part of the historical town development, significance in terms of local history and building history.
  • Two-storey residential building, five axes, eaves, half-hipped roof, upper storey probably partly in half-timbering
  • At the rear in the courtyard a two-storey outbuilding, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered with wooden, partly turned staircase
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Residential house in closed development in the corner of Kirchstrasse, with extension Bruehl 22
(map) 		around 1820 Plastered building with a half-hipped roof, in the core probably partly half-timbered, evidence of the historic old town development, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, five axes, a crooked roof, a simple plastered facade.

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Dinterdenkmal (monument base)
 Dinterdenkmal (monument base) Dinterplatz
(map) 		around 1900 Pedestal rose granite, set up in a small green area, significance in terms of local history and personal history.

Inscription: "Gustav Friedrich Dinter, born on February 20, 1760 - died in May 18 ... (illegible) The great local educator" Obelisk on a pedestal, rose granite, in a green area.

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Dinterschule (school with school yard) Dinterplatz 3
(map) 		re. 1876 Plastered building in the arched style of the 19th century, with natural stone elements, schoolyard with old trees, significance for local and architectural history.

Three storeys, 21 axes, one central risalit, two side risers, in front of the central risalit a large three-storey porch with a turret, arched tympanum, rosette, corner cuboid on the ground floor, base storey, sandstone, segmented arched windows on all floors, plastering, sandstone structure, exotic trees in the schoolyard area.

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Apartment building in closed development Dr.-Wilhelm-Külz-Strasse 1
(map) 		around 1910 with shop, appealing plastered facade with plastered structure and stucco decor in the reform style around 1910/15, side bay windows with turret top, significance in terms of building history and local development.

Three floors, three axes, three-story, three-sided bay window, simple plaster structure with pilaster strips and simple, floral ornaments, original: shop fitting, front door.

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Residential house in closed development in the corner of Markt Dr.-Wilhelm-Külz-Strasse 2
(map) 		around 1820 with shop, simply designed plastered building typical of the time, market side with a wide dwelling, evidence of the historic old town development, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, 5: 3 axes, dwarf house, high gable, simple plastered facade, ground floor heavily overformed, classicist front door.

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Apartment building in closed development Dr.-Wilhelm-Külz-Strasse 3
(map) 		around 1880 with shop, historicistic plastered facade with artificial stone and stucco elements, significance in terms of local development and building history.

Three storeys, five axes, dwarf house with side roof houses, plastered facade with rich stucco structure, wooden eaves box, original: shop fitting, window.

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Residential house in closed development and rear building Dr.-Wilhelm-Külz-Strasse 20
(map) 		around 1820 with shop, plastered building in a simple, time-typical design, plastering bottles, back building half-timbered on the upper floor, testimony to the historic old town development, local and architectural significance.

Two storeys, irregular axes, six roof houses, plastered facade, heavily restored, back building with exposed half-timbering on the upper floor.

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villa Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse 1
(map) 		around 1905 Country house-like plastered building with clinker brick sections and glare framework, characterized by an accentuating design that turns away from historicism, design in terms of building history and the history of local development.

Two storeys, irregular axes, heavily structured structure with lattice gables, risalits, bay windows and round tower, brick plinth, wall surfaces with newer plaster, semicircular stair tower with slated upper floor, original: front door, stairwell, stairwell window with leaded glazing, some original windows.

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Villa with gate and garden pavilion Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse 14
(map) 		around 1890 picturesque, heavily structured plastered building in late historical forms, with elaborate glare framework, gates in Gothic forms with roof and gable, octagonal garden pavilion with a pointed roof, significance in terms of local development and architectural history.

Two storeys, irregular axes, first floor plaster and porphyry tufa walls, upper storey glare framework, strongly structured structure with four-storey stair tower, floating gables, roof structures, loggia, risalite, eight-sided garden pavilion with tent roof, wooden, covered garden portal, original front door, was erroneously under Geschwister-Scholl until 2010 - Street 12 in the list of monuments.

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Apartment building in half-open development Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse 19
(map) 		around 1905 Representative plastered clinker brick building with a rich facade in late historical and Art Nouveau forms, glare framework, winter garden in wooden construction, significance in terms of local development and building history.

Two storeys, irregular axes, oriel with a dwelling in a blind framework, protruding, lug-supported crooked hip roof, brick plinth, plastered facade, side entrance with two-storey winter garden superstructure.

09258582
 
Residential building Gnandorfer Strasse 13
(map) 		around 1820 Half-timbered building, evidence of the historical village development of the town of Gnandorf, which was incorporated in 1934, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, irregular axes, independent from the gable, massive ground floor, upper floor partly plastered, partly exposed framework, gable plastered.

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Side building of a four-sided courtyard Gnandorfer Strasse 17
(map) 		around 1850 Half-timbered building, one of the last testimonies to the village-like structure of the town of Gnandorf, which was incorporated in 1934, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, irregular axes, massive ground floor, upper storey and gable exposed half-timbering, elongated longitudinal building with a sloping roof.

09258653
 
Villa with enclosure and garden pavilion Goethestrasse 2
(map) 		around 1910 Accentuated plastered building in the reform style around 1910, significance in terms of local development and building history.

1½ storeys, irregular axes, mansard roof, simple plastered facade with stucco structure, in the gable an ox eye with rich stucco framing, original: front door, window, a window grille, fence, garden house with tent roof.

09258645
 
Apartment building in closed development in the corner of Roßmarktsche Strasse Grabengasse 21
(map) 		around 1910 with shops, dominant corner building with a character that shapes the cityscape.

Plastered facade with shutters and gate passage, three storeys, irregular axes, first floor with shutters and gate passage, upper storeys: 1 slated three-storey corner bay window, to Grabengasse a flat bay window framed by pilaster strips, two axes with a dwarf house whose gable is slated, an auxiliary building with lower floors, three floors , five axes, eaves facing Roßmarktschen Strasse, flat oriel with four axes framed by pilaster strips and a dwarf, the gable of which is slated, the ground floor with arched windows and doors, doors and windows heavily shaped.

09258505
 
Residential building Grenzstrasse 2
(map) 		around 1820 Plastered building, residential house from the early 19th century in the context of the Königsmühle mill in closed row development, significance for local and social history.

One storey, hipped roof, gable paneling, original front door and shutters.

09258616
 
Residential building in closed development Grenzstrasse 3
(map) 		around 1840 Simple plastered building, evidence of the historical development in the old town-Borna, which was an independent town until 1934, significance in terms of local history and architectural history.

Two storeys, three axes, eaves, originally decorated ridge stones and front door with handle.

09258617
 
Residential building in closed development Grenzstrasse 4
(map) 		around 1860 Plastered construction with simple, profiled door and window frames, evidence of the historical development in the old town-Borna, which was an independent town until 1934, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, three axes, eaves, original front door with stucco segmented arched walls, window walls with stuccoed frames.

09258618
 
Butcher's shop Pilz (formerly) (two farm buildings of a former butcher's shop, with fencing and gate entrance) Grenzstrasse 9
(map) 		1904-1907 picturesquely designed buildings in Art Nouveau forms, elaborate plaster and clinker brick facades with glare framework, importance in terms of local history, economic history and building history.
  • One storey, lateral longitudinal construction on natural stone plinth in a mill ditch, mansard roof with hip hip, four dormers, ground floor with plaster clinker structure, segment arches, gable exposed half-timbering, in the courtyard a transverse construction one storey with a centrally arranged dwarf house with crooked hip roof and exposed half-timbered roof Clinker brick structure, segment arch above

openings

  • Enclosure: clinker posts, wooden fence and wooden gates
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Residential building Grenzstrasse 11
(map) 		around 1830 Simple plastered building, evidence of the historical development in the independent, village-like town of Altstadt-Borna until 1934, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, 3–5 axes, independent from the gable, plastered facade, original roof structure, acroteries on chimneys.

09258620
 
Construction business Fr. Th. Alfred Oehme (apartment building in half-open development) Grimmaer Strasse 1
(map) 		1851 Broad plastered building with a loggia-like recessed center, here also a gate passage, facade design with stucco and plaster divisions from around 1905, individual decorative elements probably older, birthplace of the painter and graphic artist Martha Schrag (1870–1957), significance in terms of local development, building history and personal history.

with gate passage, three storeys, nine axes, plastered facade with pilaster strips, in the central axis two-storey loggias with colossal pilaster framing, wooden eaves cornice, original windows, gate, rear extension (demolished before 2012).

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Residential house in open development Grimmaer Strasse 15
(map) 		around 1860 Plastered building with restrained, very flat plaster structure, bezels and pilaster strips, artistically designed front door with sandstone framing, part of the city expansion around the middle of the 19th century, significance in terms of local development and building history.

Two storeys, four axes, simple plastered facade around 1910, side entrance with classicistic sandstone portal, double-leaf front door with artistic cast-iron grilles, original windows around 1910, staircase, apartment doors, AWC doors.

09258580
 
Residential house in half-open development with an extension to the rear Grimmaer Strasse 16
(map) 		around 1860 Plastered facade with clinker and sandstone elements, significance in terms of local development and building history.

The house was built around 1860 and was expanded in 1868 by master mason W. Wangemann on the courtyard side with a connecting building and an extension to the outbuilding. The owner at that time was Carl Wilhelm Martin. The residential building on the street is a two-storey, eaves-standing construction, consisting of plastered brickwork. In the external design, attention was paid not only to the facade, but also to the appearance of the free-standing gable. Door and window frames are made of sandstone. In addition, the appearance is enlivened by clinker brick elements: pilaster strips to emphasize the corners of the building, flat arches over the windows. The eaves and its consoles are made of wood. In the case of the courtyard-side extensions, the shapes of the main building were adhered to. The object is a testimony to the structural development of Borna around the middle of the 19th century, so it is of significance in terms of local development. In terms of its nature, the building is a typical small-town residential building of that time, which bears the characteristics of a handcrafted construction method. It is noticeable that attention was paid to a certain solidity in the execution. From this point of view, it is important in terms of building history. Finally, it also illustrates the living conditions of small town dwellers in the second half of the 19th century (LfD / 2011)

Two floors, four axes, plastered facade with yellow clinker strips and lintels, segmental arched window frames, sandstone plinths, wooden eaves on stucco consoles, original windows.

09258579
 
Residential building Hausgasse 1
(map) 		around 1820 Half-timbered building, typical residential building of the rural suburban area, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two floors, 5: 2 axes, eaves, half-hip roof, ground floor plastered facade heavily overformed, upper floor and gable exposed half-timbering, original window openings on the upper floor.

09258610
 
Residential house in open development Heinrichstrasse 5
(map) 		around 1780 late baroque plastered building, possibly part of the old mail, evidence of the once suburban development, local and architectural importance.

Two storeys, 5: 2 axes, mansard roof, central projection with mid-house and triangular gable.

09258588
 
Villa with enclosure Heinrichstrasse 6
(map) 		around 1905 Picturesque plastered building with clinker brick sections and Art Nouveau ornamental framework, street front with side christalite, winter garden in an elaborate wooden structure, former home of local researcher and museum founder Robert Weber (1874–1950), significance in terms of local history, local development history and local history.

Two storeys, three axes, bay windows and half-timbered houses, cantilevered, lug-supported crooked hip roofs, brick plinths, plastered façades, original windows, wooden winter garden, brick fencing, inscription: "May God protect my house."

09258587
 
People's Square; Thingplatz (open-air stage) Johann-Sebastian-Bach-Strasse (Volksplatz)
(map) 		1934-1935 Former Thingstätte from the Nazi era, built in the manner of an ancient amphitheater on the oldest inner-city lignite mine, testimony to the Thing movement during National Socialism, significance in terms of contemporary, cultural and architectural history.

large, semicircular open-air theater with ancillary buildings.

09258635
 
Villa with enclosure Johann-Sebastian-Bach-Strasse 1
(map) 		around 1910 Plastered building with glare framework, design typical of the time, turning away from historicism with an Art Nouveau touch, significance in terms of local development and architectural history.

Two floors, 4: 2 axes, side elevation with half-timbered gable field, original windows, clinker pillar enclosure with wooden picket fence, one clinker pillar with a gable roof.

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relief Johann-Sebastian-Bach-Strasse 12
(map) 		1954 colored glazed ceramic relief depicting the pedagogue Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi , surrounded by a group of children with school utensils, work of the Frohburg art ceramist Kurt Feuerriegel, testimony to the development of regional arts and crafts in the 20th century, art historical and artistic importance.
  • Colored relief in glazed ceramic, assembled from parts, it shows the pedagogue Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi, in the midst of a crowd of children with slates and books, figures partly almost fully sculpted, in the background tree tops, above sky with clouds, 1954 by Kurt Feuerriegel as decoration for the entrance area of the Pestalozzi Children's Home
  • Children's home: two floors, 13 axes, elongated dormer window, all-round balcony on the upper floor, simple entrance porch in the middle of the ground floor with stairs, original doors and windows - canceled in 2006 due to numerous changes
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Manor house of the former manor Kesselshain Kesselshain 1
(map) 		around 1790 Simple plastered building in late baroque forms, significance in terms of local history, regional history and cultural history.

Former Manor house of the Kesselshain manor, built around 1790. The manor was an essential part of the town for centuries. Kesselshain came into private hands only after the Reformation, previously owned by the Pegau Monastery. The von Carlowitz and von Einsiedel families deserve special mention among the owners. At the end of the 18th century, the manor was acquired by the von Altrock family. In 1826 it was taken over by a bourgeois owner named Müller. In 1864 the Müller family sold the Kesselshain manor to the city of Borna, which in the 1920s sold it to the Sächsische Werke corporation. In the past, Kesselshain was described as having a pleasant and convenient location on the high road to Leipzig and the floodplain of the Eula stream. The square of the manor was a defining element of the village. Several ponds of various sizes surrounded the courtyard. The remaining buildings in the village were limited to 13 houses in the middle of the 19th century. According to the layout, the manor still exists today. From the existing building, the manor house has not only been preserved in its basic form, but also contains a number of important details of the furnishings. The building is one of the simpler examples of its kind, with the relative architectural simplicity in keeping with the style and taste of the late 18th century. The manor house in Kesselshain embodies a significant value for the local history. The manor and inn were once the "figureheads" of the small town. However, the importance of the manor house as a monument extends far beyond the local framework. For centuries, manors were key elements of the economic and social structure in the rural areas of Saxony. This is why there is a high level of documentation value for buildings of this type. (LfD / 2012).

two-storey building, half-hipped roof, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, e.g. Z. clad, simple stucco ceilings inside, room with groin vaults on the ground floor.

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Residential house in semi-open development Kirchstrasse 12
(map) 		around 1800 Soaring, simply structured plastered building with a steep pitched roof, part of the historic town center development, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Three floors, three axes, simple newer plastered facade, segment arch portal, half-timbered gable, plastered.

09258473
 
Residential building in closed development Kirchstrasse 13
(map) 		around 1860 Plastered construction with a relatively complex facade structure in late classicist forms, part of the historical local development, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, five axes, profiled segmental arches, pilaster structure through both storeys, Tuscan ground floor, composite upper storey.

09258561
 
Residential house in semi-open development Kirchstrasse 15
(map) 		around 1820 Plastered construction in the simple design typical of the time, part of the historical local development, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, six axes, hipped roof, simple, newer plastered facade, original front door, intermediate door with etched glass panes.

09258562
 
Realgymnasium (former) (school building) Koenigsstrasse 1
(map) 		1886 (inauguration) Historicist building with rich facade design, plaster and clinker brick as well as natural stone elements, entrance accentuated by the position of pillars, street image-defining location, importance in terms of local history, social history and building history.

Three storeys, 16 axes, broad-laid, eaves-standing building, front of the basement level with natural stone, the ground floor with plastered cuboids, the second floor with red and orange clinker bricks, stuccoed window frames, partly with gables as crowning, stucco consoles, entrance portico with stairs, fluted columns, balcony with balustrade in the entrance area Groin vault, original staircase, under the eaves terracotta frieze made of a constantly repeating flower pattern, crest relief with lions on the gable side at ground floor level, the back completely plastered without any special decoration.

09258631
 
Totality Kunigunden Church with churchyard, with the individual monuments: Church (with equipment), gate system and enclosure of the churchyard, atonement cross, four war memorials and honor grove for the fallen of the First World War as well as three gravestones (Obj. 09258769) and the material parts: horticulturally designed churchyard (garden monument ) and a crypt house
More pictures 		Totality Kunigunden Church with churchyard, with the individual monuments: Church (with equipment), gate system and enclosure of the churchyard, atonement cross, four war memorials and honor grove for the fallen of the First World War as well as three gravestones (Obj. 09258769) and the material parts: horticulturally designed churchyard (garden monument ) and a crypt house Kunigundengasse
(map) 		around 1800 Impressive church location with diverse historical informative value, an important part of the local structure that emerged in the past, significance in terms of local history, church history, cultural history and urban development.

The churchyard was transformed into a warrior's grove in 1920–1924, only two tombstones and a crypt house (quarry stone, plastered, clinker and porphyry tufa elements) remind of the original function as a cemetery (until 1876).

09258615
 
Individual monuments of the whole Kunigunden Church with churchyard (Obj. 09258615): Church (with equipment), gate system and enclosure of the churchyard, atonement cross, four war memorials and honor grove for the fallen of the First World War as well as three gravestones
More pictures 		Individual monuments of the whole Kunigunden Church with churchyard (Obj. 09258615): Church (with equipment), gate system and enclosure of the churchyard, atonement cross, four war memorials and honor grove for the fallen of the First World War as well as three gravestones Kunigundengasse
(map) 		around 1200 Romanesque brick basilica, beautiful gate system with sandstone elements, honor grove northeast of the church with entrance posts and cross stones in porphyry tufa, grave monuments in sandstone, significance for local history, architectural history, artistic and church history.
  • Romanesque, towerless brick basilica with fittings, church building with rare wall paintings from the time shortly after construction, exterior building heavily remodeled in the 20th century, inside original Romanesque wall paintings, (restoration, 1924–1932)
  • Entrance portal of the churchyard with a round arch made of natural stone marked 1540 and enclosure, atonement cross. Porphyrtuff, sword in relief
  • War memorial: boulder, inscription: UNSEREN HELDEN / 1914–18 / TURNVEREIN FATHER JAHN, above inscription Iron Cross
  • War memorial: OUR HEROES / 1914–18 / 18TB44 (enclosed by a circle), above the inscription Iron Cross
  • War memorial: natural stone stele, decorated with an iron cross as well as a sword and wreath
  • War memorial: pedestal with sloping base and retracted cover plate, inscriptions illegible, Rochlitzer Porphyrtuff
  • Ehrenhain, horticultural complex with a place of honor in the middle, framed hedge walkways and entrance framed by porphyry posts, a porphyry cross each commemorates the 258 fallen soldiers from Borna, with twin and triple crosses referring to members of a family
  • Unknown classical tomb: stump of column on pedestal, heavily weathered
  • Unknown classicist tomb: pedestal form, divided in two, upper part with symbolic reliefs in niches, roof-like closure, corner acroteries, sandstone
  • Unknown tomb: inscription stone with gable end and corner acrotation, heavily weathered, probably a cross as an attachment
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House in a corner Kunigundengasse 2
(map) 		around 1850 Distinctive plastered building in late baroque forms, natural stone walls, location that characterizes the street scene, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, 3: 4 axes, mansard roof with hip hip, two dormers, original sandstone window frames, plastered facade.

09258614
 
City Hospital (formerly) (Formerly City Hospital) Lausicker Strasse 5; 7
(card) 		1882-1883 Elaborate plastered facade in historicist forms, center accentuated by risalit with triangular gable, here main entrance with portico framing in sandstone, significance of local history, social history and architectural history.

Two floors, 10: 4 axes, central projection with stuccoed gable field, mezzanine floor with fluted pilasters, plastered cuboid structure on the ground floor, upper floor smooth plastered facade, original front door and vestibule door, portico around front door with fluted pilasters, plastered window frames and crowns, once 14 operating rooms and doctor's room, administration room and caretaker's apartment.

09258632
 
Individual monuments of the whole cemetery Borna (Obj. 09303553): cemetery chapel, five gravestones and war memorial for the fallen of World War I Leipziger Strasse
(map) 		1889 Cemetery complex of the Wilhelminian era, significance in terms of local history and building history.
  • Chapel clinker building in eclectic forms of late historicism, cruciform floor plan, pyramid roof, the somewhat rough decorative elements in natural stone, lead glass windows.
  • Gravestones:
    • 1. Wall spot Rose, around 1900, three-part structure made of Rochlitz porphyry tuff, middle part in aedicule shape, black inscription plate
    • 2. Meißner wall spot, around 1895, three-part structure with aedicle-like middle section, sandstone, black inscription plaque
    • 3. Wall spot rust, around 1905, in three parts, in Art Nouveau forms, in front of the raised middle part, a figure of Christ after Thorvaldsen (marble), black inscription panels in the side parts
    • 4. Wall part Naumann, around 1905, natural stone, Art Nouveau forms, wide center section with niche, inside a bench and two inscription panels, two half-height pieces of wall as a side frame
    • 5. Wall spot Johlige & Illig, around 1910, three-part structure in bossed masonry, in the gable-like end of the middle part a cartridge with metal lettering, black inscription panels in the middle and in the inner sections of the side parts, grave enclosure in natural stone
  • War memorial for the fallen of World War I: Sandstone plaque with garland with the inscription: "OUR FALLEN HEROES! / YOU Gave everything / you live your blood / you gave it / with holy courage / for us.", Above it an iron cross and the years 1914, 1918.
 09258646
 
Totality of cemetery Borna, with the individual monuments: cemetery chapel, five grave monuments and war memorial for the fallen soldiers of the First World War (Obj. 09258646) and the totality parts: Enclosure with two gates, horticultural designed cemetery with path system and old woodland (garden monument) Leipziger Strasse
(map) 		1876 Cemetery complex of the Wilhelminian era, significance in terms of local and cultural history.

Opening of the cemetery on April 21, 1876, replaced the Kunigunden cemetery as a municipal burial place, planned cemetery complex with a cross, in the middle of which the cemetery chapel stands, clinker masonry enclosure, representative cemetery gates, clinker brick and sandstone elements, driveway in the middle, side arches overstretched pedestrian gates, iron door and gate leaves.

09303553
 
Residential house in semi-open development in the corner of Heinrichstrasse Leipziger Strasse 32
(map) 		around 1800 Plastered construction with natural stone elements, part of the historical local development, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, 5: 3 axes, crooked hip roof, natural stone walls, segment-arched central door.

09258585
 
Teachers' seminar (former) (school building) Leipziger Strasse 67; 67a
(card) 		1862–1863, later expanded Originally the Royal Saxon Teachers' College, palais-like plastered building with elegant plaster structure in late classicist forms, rearward multi-part extension buildings from different times, including an auditorium, extensive building complex with an impact on the cityscape, significance in terms of local history, architectural history, social history and urban development.
  • Main building: three floors, 15 axes, central projectile with triangular gable, 2 side projections with mansard roofs, natural stone walls, rubble stone plinth, plastered facade with pilaster strips, arched portal with illegible inscription board
  • Extension from 1884–86: three-storey, plastered facades with stone dividing elements, the interior largely preserved in its original state (wooden panels, elaborate door frames, wall and ceiling stucco)
  • Extension from 1912–13: block-like, slightly asymmetrically structured plastered building in the reform style around 1910/15, once two towers on the mighty mansard roof, Pestalozzi School from 1946, Pestalozzi-Gymnasium closed on July 31, 2006, then House 2 of the Gymnasium Am Breiten Teich
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Villa with enclosure and garden Leipziger Strasse 103
(map) 		1893 Picturesque designed villa building in the late historical style, plaster structures, gable and eaves area with wooden decorative elements, architectural significance.

Plastered facade, two storeys, irregular axes, a building made up of different cubes with two wooden floating gables, plastered cuboid structure at the corners, winter garden with transverse rectangular, original windows, vaulted windows with stuccoed frame strips, some gable-like window crowns, some on consoles, fencing, wrought-iron fence.

09258633
 
Cottage Leipziger Strasse 112
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered building, evidence of the historical development of the former village of Wenigborna, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two floors, 3: 2 axes, independent from the gable, massive ground floor, upper floor and gable exposed half-timbering, original window openings.

09258650
 
House of a former four-sided courtyard Leipziger Strasse 114
(map) 		End of 18th century Stately late baroque half-timbered building in a street-defining location, evidence of the historical development of the former village of Wenigborna, significance in terms of local and architectural history.

Two storeys, irregular axes, independent of the gable, mansard roof with hip hips and bat dormers, three drag dormers, solid ground floor, exposed half-timbered upper floor, plastered gable, ground floor and gable heavily shaped.

09258651
 
Town hall (with equipment)
More pictures 		Town hall (with equipment) Market 1
(map) 		1438-1439 Gothic building from the 15th century, later profoundly changed, plastered facades with natural stone elements, high hipped roof with large turrets, to the market dwelling with tail gable, neo-Gothic arched curtain windows and bay windows, portal in Rochlitz porphyry tuff, furnishings of the council halls in the style of historicism, local history, architectural history , artistically and in terms of urban development.

Three storeys, 7: 3 axes, central dwarf house with gable, fittings ornaments, zodiac, large slated roof turret with open lantern and curved hood, two rows of small roof houses, two sandstone bay windows with copper roofing, sandstone window garments, porphyry tufa portal in mannerist shapes, with twisted columns.

09258475
 
Old Guard (Former Main Guard)
 Old Guard (Former Main Guard) Market 2
(map) 		1874 Gothic plastered building with ground floor arcade on pillars, pilaster strips and console friezes, significance in terms of local history, military history and architectural history.

Two storeys, four axes, open arcade on pillars and columns, plastered facade, triangular gable, rear stair tower with a curved dome.

09258476
 
Residential building in closed development Market 7
(map) 		16./17. Century with shop, simple plastered building, in the core probably 16./17. Century, later reshaped, part of the historical market square development, local and architectural significance.

Two floors, five axes, three roof houses, simple plastered facade, shop and front door, staircase around 1860, plastered beamed ceiling in the hallway

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Apartment building in closed development Market 8
(map) 		around 1875 with shop, rich plastered facade with finely crafted forms of classicism and neo-renaissance, opening of the building center through loggias with artistic lattices, part of the historical market development, importance in terms of local development and building history.

with shop and gate passage, four storeys, five axes, plastered facade with rich stucco decoration, two-storey loggias with richly decorated cast-iron bars.

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Residential building in closed development Market 9
(map) 		16th century Plastered building with a steep pitched roof and simple facade design, remarkable porphyry tufa portal from 1714 with acanthus and garland decorations, memorial plaque for Martin Luther, part of the historic market square development, significance for local and architectural history.

Two storeys, seven axes, four roof houses, natural stone walls, baroque portal frame with garlands (marked 1714), later shop installation, according to the memorial plaque Luther is said to have stayed here in 1522, since around 1640 the house was owned by the city judge Melchior Altwein and his successor (up to 1746), Tsar Alexander's night quarters in 1813.

09258454
 
Residential building in closed development Market 10
(map) 		re. 1500 Broad plastered building with a large arched portal in porphyry tuff, baroque dwelling house, one of the oldest residential buildings in Borna, an important part of the historical marketplace development, significance for local and architectural history.

Two storeys, seven axes, steep pitched roof, dwarf house with triangular gable, simple baroque plaster facade, Renaissance portal with seating niches marked 1500.

09258455
 
Gasthof Goldener Stern (Former inn on the corner of Kirchstrasse, today a town house)
 Gasthof Goldener Stern (Former inn on the corner of Kirchstrasse, today a town house) Market 11
(map) 		around 1500 Plastered building with profiled porphyry tufa walls, gate passage, gable with blind arches, inside late Gothic beamed ceiling, significant secular building, important part of the historical market development, significance for local history, cultural history and architectural history.

with gate passage, two storeys, ten axes, porphyry tufa, segmented arched gate, a late Gothic porphyry tufa on Kirchstrasse, original joists inside, mentioned in 1490 as an inn, probably built on the site of the margravial city palace (destroyed in 1450), name Goldener Stern verifiable since around 1620, Since the middle of the 19th century, the center of social life in the city (brilliant hall).

09258456
 
Thomassches house : residential house in closed development in the corner of Kirchstrasse Markt 12
(map) 		around 1760 with shop, town palace-like plastered building in rococo style, main front to Kirchstrasse with a three-axis central projection, to the market a single-axis central projection, rich stucco on the risalits, significance for local history, architectural history and artistic importance.

Three storeys, 5:11 axes, mansard roof with two rows of small roof houses, plastered facade with rich stucco in the central axes.

09258457
 
Schreibersches Haus (formerly) (residential building in closed development on the corner of Reichsstraße)
 Schreibersches Haus (formerly) (residential building in closed development on the corner of Reichsstraße) Markt 13
(map) 		1754 with shop, late baroque plastered building with natural stone elements, richly decorated facade, historicizing overhauled in 1889 (stepped gable of the Zwerchhaus), simple wing of the building subordinate to Reichsstraße, here also basket arch portal, part of the historical development on the market, significance for the local history and building history.

Three floors, 8: 6 axes, mansard roof, central projection with stepped gable and rich structure, festoons below the windows, roof crowns on the upper floor, extension with gate passage with basket arch, four dormers, original sandstone door and window frames.

09258520
 
Löwenapotheke: Pharmacy, originally a residential building, in a closed building on the corner of Reichsstraße
 Löwenapotheke: Pharmacy, originally a residential building, in a closed building on the corner of Reichsstraße Market 14
(map) 		1680 Plastered building with a mansard roof, simple facade structure with plastering flasks, corner bay, installation of the lion pharmacy with a reclining lion figure, part of the historical development around the market, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, 4: 5 axes, high mansard roof, mid-house with segmented arched gable facing Reichsstraße, roof house, corner bay window with hooded roof, plastered facade with simple stucco structure.

09259076
 
Emmauskirche Heuersdorf (with equipment)
More pictures 		Emmauskirche Heuersdorf (with equipment) Martin-Luther-Platz
(map) 		1411–1456 (church) late Gothic parish church, hall construction with retracted choir and, in the core, late Romanesque transverse west tower, significant furnishings, including a late Gothic carved altar by Hans Witten, significance in terms of local history, church history, artistic and urban development.

Late Gothic three-aisled hall church (1411–1456), elongated choir with 3/6 end (completed in 1434), transversely rectangular tower building marked 1555, inside: rich architectural decorations with console and coat of arms stones, furnishings: Marian altarpiece from 1511, a major work by carver Hans Witten (1866–1868 restoration), Romanesque baptism in Porphyrtuff, various Gothic sculptures, organ by Urban Kreutzbach 1849 (originally in Mochau).

09258474
 
Ev. St. Marien town church; also Katharinenkirche Borna
More pictures 		Ev. St. Marien town church; also Katharinenkirche Borna Martin-Luther-Platz
(map) 		12th century Rectangular hall building with square choir and roof turret with onion dome hood, moved to Borna in 2007 due to open-cast lignite mining, significance in terms of local history, architectural history, artistic and regional history.

Plastered quarry stone building, hall church, October 2007 in spectacular action on behalf of MIBRAG to the location in Borna

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Barn extension Martin-Luther-Platz 1
(map) 		re. 1710 (barn extension) Basically baroque building, upper floor partly in half-timbered construction, a window frame with handcraft marks, initials and dates, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Extension marked 1710, two storeys, irregular axes, partly original window frames, partly half-timbered on the upper floor (demolished house in 1997)

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House and church administration building (superintendent)
 House and church administration building (superintendent) Martin-Luther-Platz 4
(map) 		1821 Imposing plastered building with natural stone elements, kept simple in keeping with the taste of the time, an important part of the development around the Marienkirche, significance in terms of local history, building history and church history.

Two floors, nine axes, new plastered facade, natural stone door walls, sandstone steps, original: front door with skylight, staircase, courtyard door, floor tiles.

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Former archdeaconate and diaconate, now a residential building, with a front garden Martin-Luther-Platz 5; 6; 7
(card) 		1897/1898 Late historical building in the forms of the neo-renaissance, clinker facade with sandstone elements, part of the historical development around the Marienkirche, importance in terms of local history, architectural history and church history.

Two storeys, 13 axes, three entrances, two risalits with gables, a roof house, clinker brick facade with rich sandstone structure, original front doors, front garden.

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Parish and parish house (former diaconate) with extension
 Parish and parish house (former diaconate) with extension Martin-Luther-Platz 8
(map) 		around 1820 Plastered building with natural stone elements and hipped roof, birthplace of the liberal politician Wilhelm Külz (1875–1948, inscription plaque), half-timbered extension, significance for local history, church history and personal history.

Two floors, 7: 2 axes, hipped roof, porphyry tufa walls, original front door with skylight, half-timbered extension, inscription: “Dr. Wilhelm Külz, founder of the Liberal Democratic Party of Germany, was born in this house on February 18, 1875. "

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Residential house in a formerly closed development Martin-Luther-Platz 10
(map) 		around 1790 Plastered building with natural stone elements and a steep pitched roof, evidence of the original old town development, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two floors, three axes, steep roof with two rows of roof houses, plastered facade, segment arch portal. with keystone

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Holzmühle (tenement house in half-open development with enclosure) Mühlgasse 2
(map) 		1934-1935 In place of an old grain mill, built, baroque plastered building with pilaster strips, gable fields of the roof houses with stucco reliefs based on designs by Kurt Feuerriegel, characterizing the street scene, ensemble effect with the simultaneous house at Sachsenallee 28, local historical, architectural and artistic significance.
  • Three floors, 5: 2 axes, mansard roof with dwelling houses and attic houses, simple plaster structure, in the gable fields of the dwelling houses city-related relief representations based on designs by Kurt Feuerriegel (reminder of the history of the property as a mill location), coat of arms above the entrance (Herren von der Jahne), original front door and window
  • Enclosure: brick, plastered, base wall and posts.
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Residential building in closed development Mühlgasse 2a
(map) 		around 1800 Plain, single-storey plastered building with a mansard roof and a dwelling, evidence of the historical suburban development, significance in terms of local history and architectural history.

One storey, mansard roof with a dwelling, flanked by a small roof house, simple plastered facade.

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Apartment building in open development Mühlgasse 46
(map) 		around 1900 striking, late historical clinker brick building with artificial stone and plaster structures, tower-like staircase with a pointed onion dome, characterizing the street scene, significance in terms of local development and building history.

Three storeys, 5: 5 axes, irregularly set risalites with half-hipped roofs, staircase tower with onion dome top, clinker brick facade with plaster panels around the windows, original: staircase, house doors, apartment doors, floor tiles.

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Saxon postal mile pillars (totality): Post mile pillar
More pictures 		Saxon postal mile pillars (totality): Post mile pillar Reichssteinweg (near Dinterplatz)
(map) 		re. 1722 partial copy of a half-mile column, significance in terms of traffic history.

Partial copy of a half-mile column on a square base with the inscriptions "AR, Borna St. 1/2, 1722" and "AR, Colditz St. 4 St 7/8 1722". The column was made from Hilbersdorfer Porphyrtuff by the Rochlitz stonemason Christian Hessler. Steinmetz Franz (Leipzig) restored the column around 1970 and renewed the headpiece and base, as well as the lower half of the shaft. The column was part of the Borna – Colditz post road and was originally in the so-called Royal Prince-Holtze. The original site was dredged over. In 1722, the Electorate of Saxony began to erect the Saxon post-mile pillars. 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.

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Residential building in closed development Reichssteinweg 8
(map) 		around 1890 with shop, plastered facade, well-preserved Wilhelminian era building, historical building value.

Two storeys, three axes, risalit with mid-house, mansard roof, newer plastered facade with original sandstone structure, original: partly shop fitting, front door, window.

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Residential building in closed development Reichssteinweg 10
(map) 		around 1840 with shop, plastered facade, part of the historical street with interesting details, historical value.

Two storeys, four axes, plastered facade and shop fittings, company inscription "Schirmgeschäft", front door around 1920.

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Residential building in closed development Reichssteinweg 19
(map) 		around 1820 Plastered facade, part of a historic row of streets.

Two floors, three axes, eaves, original sandstone window and door frames, dormer window, original roof structure

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Apartment building in closed development Reichsstrasse 2
(map) 		around 1860 finely structured plastered facade with natural stone and stucco elements in Biedermeier shapes, ground floor shop area, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Three floors, six axes, mansard roof with four roof houses, plastered facade with neoclassical stucco structure, in the middle of the first floor a fully plastic figure of the god Mercury, wooden eaves, original: shop fitting, front door.

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Residential building in closed development Reichsstrasse 3
(map) 		around 1840 Repeatedly reshaped plastered building with a simple facade, loft conversion in the local style around 1910, shop fitting with framing from the 1920s, part of the historic old town development, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two floors, irregular axes, ground floor, upper floor and shop fittings with plaster decorations, original sandstone window and door frames, original historic front door with skylight, attic floor with mansard roof and dwelling from around 1910.

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Residential building in closed development
 Residential building in closed development Reichsstrasse 4
(map) 		1669 dated Broad construction, arched portal and saddle roof, simple plastered facade, younger shop fittings, decorated table in porphyry tufa with inscription and dating, part of the historic old town development, significance for local and architectural history.

with shop and gate passage, two storeys, eight axes, two later shop fittings, in the middle a round arched portal with wheel deflectors, memorial plaque in Rochlitz porphyry tuff, inscription framed by garland, in the corners angel's head: “This building / is after August 5th / ti 1668 previous ones / fire performed by new ones / by Paul Ernst Altwein / Anno 1669. "

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Residential building in closed development Reichsstrasse 7
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century The core is probably a baroque building, the facade has been redesigned in a historicizing manner, central projecting with plastering, roof houses above, gate entrance with porphyry framing, shop, part of the historic old town development, significance for the local history and building history.

with gate passage and shop, three storeys, five axes, mansard roof, central projection with dwarf house and ashlar structure, side gate passage with segmental arch, two dormer windows, shop installation with pilaster structure, neo-baroque window frames on the upper floors.

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Apartment building in a formerly closed development
 Apartment building in a formerly closed development Reichsstrasse 13
(map) 		re. 1892 Rich late-historic clinker brick facade with sandstone elements, a bay-like template with a turret at the side, shop area on the ground floor, significance in terms of local development and architectural history.

Three storeys, five axes, side elevation with tower structure and onion dome, side entrance, rich sandstone structure, original front door with handle, arched windows, wrought iron bars, granite pilasters, gable field above the shop door with blown gable, on the upper floor a niche with a female figure and the attributes anchor and mercury rod ( Allegory of the Happy Trade).

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Residential building in closed development Reichsstrasse 14
(map) 		around 1780 Late baroque plastered building, central projecting with gate entrance and segmented gable, facade over-molded to simplify matters, more recent shop fittings, part of the historic town center development, significance for the local history and building history.

with shop and gate passage, three storeys, eight axes, central projection with segmented arched gable, partly original window frames, gate passage with cartouche in the wedge stone, remains of stucco in the gate passage, original windows, entire building heavily reshaped.

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Residential building in closed development Reichsstrasse 16
(map) 		around 1800 Plastered construction in late baroque forms, central projectile with gate entrance and plastered mirrors, part of the historic city center development, significance in terms of local history and building history.

with shop and gate passage, three floors, seven axes, central projection, smoothed plaster facade, ground floor heavily changed, large segment arch portal with wheel deflectors, entire building heavily reshaped and gutted.

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Residential house in a formerly closed development, with courtyard wing, outbuilding and garden pavilion
 Residential house in a formerly closed development, with courtyard wing, outbuilding and garden pavilion Reichsstrasse 17
(map) 		around 1780 Stately baroque building with plastered facade and saddle roof, plastered cornices and plastered mirrors, half-timbered building with upper arbor, garden pavilion, picturesque plastered construction, significance for local and architectural history.
  • with gate passage and shop fittings, three storeys, seven axes, eaves, two rows of small roof houses, gate passage with original baroque door with basket arch and skylight, Art Nouveau door handle, stucco ceiling in gate passage, shop fixtures from around 1890, rear gate passage original, above stone slabs 1563, 1780, 1889 and projectiles 1813 and 1870, 1914-1916,
  • Outbuildings: half-timbered upper floor and upper arbor
  • Garden pavilion: one storey, plastered building with mansard hipped roof, loft area expanded, large lattice windows and curved front door with original skylight.
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Residential building in closed development
 Residential building in closed development Reichsstrasse 18
(map) 		re. 1721 Baroque plastered building, center accentuated by flat template, gate entrance with basket arch portal and marked keystone, part of the historic town center development, significance for local and architectural history.

with shop and gate passage, three storeys, six axes, central projection, facade renewed, plastering flaps and painted cornice strips and plastering mirrors, large basket arch portal, natural stone paved with wedge stone and wheel deflectors, the entire building heavily reshaped and gutted.

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Residential building in closed development Reichsstrasse 19; 21
(card) 		18th century Two-part plastered construction, possibly half-timbered construction in the core, steep pitched roofs, shops, part of the historic old town development, significance for local and architectural history.
  • Number 19: three floors
  • Number 20: two storeys, irregular axes, eaves, original roof structure, openings heavily shaped.
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Apartment building in closed development Reichsstrasse 20
(map) 		around 1890 with shop, clinker brick facade in late historical forms, window canopies partly with stucco decoration, significance in terms of local development and architectural history.

Three storeys, five axes, red clinker facade with rich stucco structure, plaster on the ground floor, original: some windows, front door, stairwell, apartment doors, AWC doors, floor tiles.

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Dinterhaus (residential building in closed development)
 Dinterhaus (residential building in closed development) Reichsstrasse 22
(map) 		around 1900 Plastered building with heavy eaves in baroque forms, upper floor area greatly simplified, shop, memorial plaque for the birthplace of the theologian and educator Gustav Friedrich Dinter (1760–1831), significance in terms of local history, personal history and architectural history.

Three storeys and mezzanine, five axes, ground floor with strong bosses, first and second floors smooth plaster, mezzanine and segmental arched gable field with rich stucco, original front door and window.

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Residential building in closed development Reichsstrasse 24
(map) 		around 1800 simple plastered construction, arched portal with keystone, part of the historic town center development, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two floors, six axes, plastered facade, shop fitting later, segment-arched door.

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Hornsches Haus (residential building in closed development on the corner of Kirchstrasse)
More pictures 		Hornsches Haus (residential building in closed development on the corner of Kirchstrasse) Roßmarktsche Strasse 1
(map) 		around 1550 Gothic building in the core, plastered facades, window frames in natural stone, some with framework frames, corner emphasis by Renaissance gables on both sides of the street, rich arched portal with seating niches, one of the most important secular buildings in Borna, characterizing the townscape, local history, architectural history, artistic and urban development significance.
  • Two storeys, 5: 4 axes, two three-storey gables with porphyry volutes, porphyry window frames, richly decorated seat niche portal inscribed 1621,
  • Extension to Kirchstrasse (three floors, eight axes, bat dormers, plastered facade, second floor exposed timber frame), demolished in January 1999 after a fire.
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Apartment building in closed development Roßmarktsche Strasse 8
(map) 		around 1880 with shop, historic plastered facade with artificial stone elements and stucco decor typical of the time, significance in terms of local development and building history.

Three storeys, six axes, plastered facade with rich stucco structure, wooden eaves box on consoles, original staircase

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Apartment building in closed development Roßmarktsche Strasse 10
(map) 		around 1880 (tenement) Historicistic plastered facade with artificial stone and stucco elements, significance in terms of local development and building history

three storeys, six axes, two side elevations, plastered facade with rich stucco structure, ground floor changed, original windows, stairwell

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Residential house in a formerly closed development with a memorial plaque
 Residential house in a formerly closed development with a memorial plaque Roßmarktsche Strasse 13
(map) 		around 1820 Simple plastered building with a mansard roof, loft extension from the 1920s, memorial plaque for Clemens Thieme , significance in terms of local history, building history and personal history.

Two storeys, six axes, mansard roof with dwelling and side roof houses around 1920, original front door, memorial plaque: “The creator of the Völkerschlachtdenkmals Clemens Thieme, geb. on May 13, 1861, spent his first childhood in this house. Dedicated to his honorary member on the occasion of his 60th birthday by the Leipzig men's choir. "

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Residential house in a formerly closed development Roßmarktsche Strasse 23
(map) 		around 1840 with shop, typical small-town residential building from the first half of the 19th century, plastered facade with plastered structure, shop fitting probably more recent, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, irregular axes, heavily shaped facade, original roof structure.

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Former administration building of Deutsche Erdöl-Aktiengesellschaft (DEA), Oberbergdirektion Borna Röthaer Strasse 22; 24
(card) 		1922 (administration building) Stately building in a monumental design of the reform style around 1915, significance in terms of local history, regional history and building history.

Two-storey, side projections, mansard roof with loft extensions, facades originally designed with classics, these only partially preserved, entrance with vestibule, inside various equipment elements from the time of construction: entrance area with stucco, stairwells, doors, floors, the external appearance due to renovation measures 1990s somewhat disfigured, e.g. B. plastic windows

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Figure group onion woman and miner Sachsenallee (green area south of the Breite Teich)
(map) 		around 1970 Bronze, evidence of socialist commissioned art in the GDR, significance in terms of contemporary and art history.

Free-standing figures on a flat plate.

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Remains of the city wall with a semicircular tower Sachsenallee
(map) 		around 1400 Quarry stone and brick masonry, later fencing of the superintendent's garden, passage with natural stone walls, significance for local history.

Remains of the city wall and a semicircular tower.

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villa Sachsenallee 11
(map) 		around 1905 Plastered building in country house style, picturesquely structured structure with deliberately simple facade design, significance in terms of local development and architectural history.

Two storeys, irregular axes, heavily structured structure with risalits, overhanging roofs, floor bay windows, some original windows

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villa Sachsenallee 13
(map) 		around 1900 Country house-like plastered building with decorative framework influenced by Art Nouveau, otherwise the simplicity of the facade design typical of the time and style, significance in terms of local development and architectural history.

Two storeys, three axes, central projecting with a mid-section in a blind framework, side staircase projecting, original windows.

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villa Sachsenallee 15
(map) 		around 1900 Picturesque plastered building in country house style, ornamental framework, slated corner bay window and loggia with corner column as accentuating design elements, significance in terms of local development and building history.

Two storeys, irregular axes, strongly structured structure with risalits, slated corner bay window, loggia.

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Residential house in open development Sachsenallee 22
(map) 		1895/1896 Rich clinker plastered building in late historical design, winter garden extension in elaborate wooden construction, significance in terms of local history, local development history, social history and building history.

The house was built in 1895/96, the client was the citizen school teacher Carl Hermann Zieger, and it was executed by the local master mason Wilhelm Wangemann. The building site was on the territory of the Haulwitz community, which had belonged to Borna since 1840. In keeping with the typical late historical design, the two-storey building is richly structured and decorated. Red clinker facades over rubble stone bases, structural and decorative elements in plaster and artificial stone. The street front is accentuated by a central projection, ground floor windows with aedicular frames. The preservation of the original windows is remarkable, especially the first floor window of the central projection. This is a fine example of old craftsmanship. The lavish wooden veranda on the back of the building is equally impressive. The house is a testament to the spatial and structural expansion of the city in the second half of the 19th century. Under the aspect of the school system, which played an important role in the more recent Borna history, it has historical significance as it meets the social demands and living conditions of a middle school teacher around 1900 are documented. In this way, the property acquires its site and site development history as well as social history testimony value. As a typical example of the building culture of the time it was built, it is also of architectural significance. It shows the implementation of ideas in architecture at the time with regard to the construction task of a more sophisticated residential building in the expanding small town. (LfD / 2012)

Two storeys, 3-2 axes, central projectile, three roof houses, red brick facade with rich stucco structure, two-storey conservatory extension, original windows, triangular gables on the side.

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Apartment house in open development with fencing Sachsenallee 28
(map) 		around 1935 Plastered construction with plastered structure and figurative stucco decoration, the ensemble effect with the house Holzmühle (Mühlgasse 2) that defines the street scene, significance in terms of local development and building history.

Two storeys, 4: 2 axes, high mansard roof with two-axis dwarf house and side roof houses, rubble stone base, simple plaster structure, figurative relief representations on the dwarf house, possibly based on designs by the ceramist Kurt Feuerriegel (see building Mühlgasse 2, which was built at the same time).

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Barracks Borna; Cavalry barracks; White barracks; Red barracks; König-Albert-Kaserne (former barracks, consisting of seven buildings)
 Barracks Borna; Cavalry barracks; White barracks; Red barracks; König-Albert-Kaserne (former barracks, consisting of seven buildings) Stauffenbergstrasse 4; 6
(card) 		1893 (White Barracks) partly plastered, partly clinker buildings in the forms of late historicism, the main buildings with representative facade designs, significance in terms of local history, architectural history, military history and urban development.

1849 deployment of the 3rd Saxon Cavalry Regiment , 1893 "White Barracks": the 3rd and 5th Squadrons of the Royal Saxon are accepted. Karabinierregiment (previously in Pegau), 1901–1902 "Rote Kaserne": entire carbine regiment in Borna, 1921–1935 no more military / use by the police and city offices, 1935–1945 anti-tank and tank hunter detachments, American troops, Soviet Army (tanks and artillery), CIS troops until 1992, 1997–1999 disposal of contaminated sites, 1999 decision for the seat of the District Office, 2002–2004 conversion.

  • So-called. White barracks: broad, symmetrically structured building in Baroque forms, plastered facades with natural stone elements and plaster divisions, central and pavilion-like corner projections, varying roof forms, central part with gable roof, corner projecting with mansard roofs, central projecting of the street front with sculptural decoration above the entrance and in the triangular gable (trophy Royal Saxon coat of arms),
  • On both sides of the White Barracks: subordinate, two-storey plastered buildings that are designed to match the main building.
  • So-called. Red barracks: elongated clinker building with natural stone elements in neo-renaissance forms, also here central and pavilion-like corner projections, central projecting of the street front with stepped gable, in the gable field royal-Saxon. Coats of arms, various window shapes with straight, segmented and arched ends, on the back of the street front the windows of the first two floors are combined by blind arches, the main building of the Red Barracks is in turn flanked by two-storey outbuildings in an adapted design
  • Between the white and red barracks the former regimental house with guard: two-storey, cubic clinker brick building with sandstone elements and a hipped roof, in terms of design following the red barracks, corner blocks in sandstone, eaves with round arch frieze, half-columns placed on the three-arched entrance loggia, one-storey extension on the west side.
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Barracks Borna; Officers' mess (formerly); Catholic parish St. Joseph: Former officers' mess, today Catholic parish church, with enclosure Stauffenbergstrasse 7
(map) 		re. 1901 representative, late historical clinker brick building with sandstone elements, in the forms of the neo-renaissance, of architectural, local and military-historical importance.

Two storeys, irregular axes, longitudinally rectangular building with many angled porches, risalites, bay windows, gables, gable steps, base storey and window frames made of sandstone, highlighted window crowns, enclosure: brick pillars with sandstone edging and wrought iron fence, bought in 1919 by the Catholic Church and then bought by the Catholic Church rebuilt.

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Apartment building in closed development Wassergasse 8
(map) 		around 1890 Elaborate plastered clinker facade in historicist forms, significance in terms of local development and building history.

Three floors, five axes, three small houses, left and right window axes with little gables as crowning of windows, original terracotta brackets under the sills, stucco masonry on the ground floor, loosened up with yellow clinker bricks on the upper floor, original shutters on the first floor, original front door.

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Residential and commercial building Wettinstrasse 1
(map) 		around 1915 Stately, street-shaped plastered building in the reform style around 1910/15, plaster structures and accentuating stucco ornamentation, mansard roof with dormers and dormer windows, significance in terms of local development and architectural history.

Three storeys, 5: 1: 9 axes, mansard roof with dormitories and roof houses, plastered facade with a strong architectural structure through risalits, balconies, pilaster strips, original: windows, stairwell, apartment doors, floor tiles.

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Apartment building in closed development Wettinstrasse 2
(map) 		around 1875 with shop, simple, but well-proportioned plastered building, probably later reliefs with reference to the butcher shop located here, significance in terms of local development and architectural history.

Three storeys, five axes, mansard roof with a dwelling and side roof houses, two side projections, simple plastered facade with stucco structure (Agnus Dei).

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Wettiner Hof (formerly) (Former hotel, now a tenement house, in formerly closed development) Wettinstrasse 8
(map) 		1892-1893 Plastered building in late historical forms, profiled framing, cartouche decoration on the central risalit, once the center of Borna's social and club life, after 1945 American and Soviet headquarters, significance in terms of local history, local development history and building history.

with gate passage, three storeys above a high base, eight axes, central projecting with triangular gable, plaster renewed, stucco structure, ground floor round arched openings.

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Individual features of the Witznitz briquette factory (Obj. 09303564, same address): Administration building (No. 1), Kaue (No. 7), workshop complex (No. 14), New boiler house (No. 19) with chimney (No. 20), machine house (No. 24), wet service (No. 22), including the machines (two-roll crusher, roller grate, hammer mill) that have been removed from this property and stored in the workshop building, drying service (No. 27) with a tube dryer, press house with a steam press from ZEMAG Zeitz , Cold store I (No. 28) and control center (transformer station)
 Individual features of the Witznitz briquette factory (Obj. 09303564, same address): Administration building (No. 1), Kaue (No. 7), workshop complex (No. 14), New boiler house (No. 19) with chimney (No. 20), machine house (No. 24), wet service (No. 22), including the machines (two-roll crusher, roller grate, hammer mill) that have been removed from this property and stored in the workshop building, drying service (No. 27) with a tube dryer, press house with a steam press from ZEMAG Zeitz , Cold store I (No. 28) and control center (transformer station) Witznitzer Werkstrasse
(map) 		1912 predominantly uniformly designed clinker buildings, occasionally with structural elements in artificial stone or plaster, administrative building plastered construction in the reform style around 1910/15, significant evidence of industrial architecture and the lignite industry, which is extremely important for the region, significance in terms of building history, regional history, technical history and landscape design. The former Witznitz briquette factory, located in the northeast of the city of Borna and directly on Bundesstraße 95, essentially represents the original structure from the time the plant was built in 1912/13. The operational development, the technological processes as well as the unity of production and social buildings are clearly recognizable from the remaining building substance. Under these

From a point of view, the factory complex with its buildings embodies a high level of documentation value for the history of the lignite industry in general and in the region and thus gains importance in terms of technology and regional history. As characteristic examples of the industrial architecture of the early 20th century, the buildings are also of architectural importance. The briquette factory and the Witznitz power station were essentially built in 1912/13 and were in operation until 1992. Coal extraction in the neighboring Witznitz opencast mine. After the plant was closed, the renovation and conversion work began, the redesign concept aims to combine living, working and cultural facilities. The most important components of the factory that are decisive for the monument-relevant informative value have been preserved:

  • Administration building: two-storey plastered building with 5: 7 axes, emphasis on the western entrance area with a three-storey tower porch, southwest corner of the building with a single-storey plastered porch with copper roof, front door, porch door, original interior doors, simple stucco structure in the entrance area, structuring of the exterior walls in the form of pillars, ornaments and Putzfaschen, mansard hipped roof covered with red beaver tails and structured by dormers, wooden windows with almost square proportions, the villa-like character creates a strong contrast to the functional buildings made of yellow clinker, Kaue: yellow clinker brickwork with partially plastered surfaces, U-shaped main building with two smaller ones in front Structures with a flat hipped roof and a transverse structure with a barrel roof in the background, open staircase leads to the different entrances on the ground floor, structured elements in a rich variety of shapes, hillside location, workshop complex: one-storey, mi t segmented arched windows in pointed arch niches, possibly old forge equipment still available
  • New boiler house with chimney: large, cubic structure with a monolithic, functional appearance, characterized by smooth masonry surfaces made of yellow clinker, divided by twelve large rectangular windows with cornice crowning, with ribbon windows under the eaves, slightly inclined gable roof, floor-to-ceiling foundations on the ground floor, no interior walls, one Floor slab is only in

Ground floor available, western part of the building erected as a coal bunker in reinforced concrete, boiler systems removed, entire building gutted, approx. 100 meter high chimney in a round design on an octagonal base, yellow clinker brickwork, simple, slightly tapering shape with a tulip-shaped head, chimney and new boiler house are the most dominant structures in the complex

  • Machine house: divided as a single-storey machine hall in the north and about three meters higher control room in the south, building with eleven axes, yellow clinker bricks with pilaster strips, angular windows framed with precast reinforced concrete, thus conveying a certain degree of hardness in contrast to the arched windows in the adjacent buildings, original inside (Status 1995), switching gallery with stairs and railings, vaulted ceiling with recessed lamps, steam turbines removed, transformer station: east of the machine house, three-winged, yellow clinker brick, facades partially with pilaster strips, flat saddle roofs
  • Wet service: five-storey structure with seven axes in a clearly elongated shape, facades made of yellow clinker bricks, structured with stepped pillar templates and emphasized in a vertical orientation, roof cornice and segmented arched windows give the building a calm overall appearance, tower-like formation of the last axis section in the south (presumably a stairwell with elevator) , flat inclined gable roof in steel framework construction (steel trusses)
  • Drying service: five-storey building with 14 axes, vertical structure of the yellow clinker facade with stepped pillar templates, building in 1954 extended to the east in the same construction method, the twelve chimneys, which are essential in terms of industrial architecture, are of the most recent date and have been greatly changed compared to the original state, slightly inclined sheet metal roof resting on steel trusses , Of the technical equipment, only a tube dryer is preserved
  • Press house: single storey with mezzanine, 13 axes, extended in the east in the same construction in 1954, facade made of yellow clinker bricks, north and south facades are vertically structured by pillar templates analogous to the dry house, a PSD 200 type steam press from ZEMAG Zeitz, built in 1956 ( ?), received with mouth dusting, interior dusting and press body wrinkler
  • Cold store I: narrow, elongated structure, adjoining the drying service in the north and the press house in the east, calm structure through windows differentiated from one floor to the other and stepped pillar templates, the north part slightly raised compared to the rest of the building, acts through the stepped shape as a link to the higher dry house, steel girder ceilings with gratings, the uppermost part of the building was raised around 1940, recognizable by the windows with lintel formation without a segment.
  • Toilets: on a square floor plan, tent roof with ventilation lantern, beaver tail covering, yellow clinker brick.
 09257286
 
Entity Briquette Factory Witznitz, consisting of administration building (No. 1), Kaue (No. 7), workshop complex (No. 14), new boiler house (No. 19) with chimney (No. 20), machine house (No. 24), wet service (No. 22) including the machines installed in this property and stored in the workshop building (two-roll crusher, roller grate, hammer mill), drying service (No. 27) with a tube dryer, press house with a steam press from ZEMAG Zeitz, cold store I (No. 28) and transformer station (all at the same time individual monuments, Obj. 09257286, same address) Witznitzer Werkstrasse
(map) 		1912-1913 Uniformly designed factory from the late Art Nouveau period with well-preserved clinker facades, significant industrial architecture and important evidence of the lignite industry, which is extremely important for the region, characteristic landscape brand at the gates of the city of Borna, significance in terms of technical history, regional history, architectural history and landscape design. The Witznitz briquette factory, located in the northeast of the city of Borna and directly on Bundesstraße 95, essentially represents the original building fabric from the time the plant was built in 1912. The operational development, the technological processes and the unity of production and social buildings are still in place remaining building substance clearly visible.

The Witznitz briquette factory, which was built in 1912/13, in the northeast of the city of Borna and directly on Bundesstraße 95, essentially represents the original structure from the time the factory was built. The operational development, the technological processes as well as the unity of production and social buildings are clearly recognizable from the remaining building substance. The factory complex thus refers to the development of the lignite industry in general and in the regional framework with its great effects on the cultural landscape. Thus, the factory system embodies a totality of high technical and regional historical significance. Their buildings, mainly made of yellow clinker, are clear evidence of the industrial architecture of the early 20th century and are therefore of importance in terms of building history. As a landmark, it finally develops a landscape-shaping effect.

  • Administration building: two-storey plastered building with 5: 7 axes, emphasis on the western entrance area with a three-storey tower porch, southwest corner of the building with a single-storey plastered porch with copper roof, front door, porch door, original interior doors, simple stucco structure in the entrance area, structuring of the exterior walls in the form of pillars, ornaments and Putzfaschen, mansard hipped roof covered with red beaver tails and divided by dormers, wooden windows with almost square proportions, the villa-like character creates a strong contrast to the functional buildings made of yellow clinker
  • Toilets: on a square floor plan, tent roof with ventilation lantern, beaver tail covering, yellow clinker brick
  • Kaue: yellow clinker brickwork with partially plastered surfaces, U-shaped main building with two smaller upstream structures with a flat hipped roof and a transverse building with a barrel roof in the background, open staircase on the ground floor leads to the different entrances, structured elements in a rich variety of shapes
  • Hillside workshop complex: single-storey, with segmented arched windows in pointed arch niches, possibly old forge equipment still available (must be checked) New boiler house with chimney: large, cubic structure with a monolithic, functional appearance, characterized by smooth masonry surfaces made of yellow clinker bricks, divided by twelve large rectangular windows with cornice crowning , with ribbon windows under the eaves, slightly inclined gable roof, floor-to-ceiling foundations on the ground floor, no interior walls, a floor ceiling is only available on the ground floor, western part of the building built as a coal bunker in reinforced concrete, boiler systems removed, entire building gutted, approx. 100 meter high chimney In a round design on an octagonal base, yellow brick masonry, simple, slightly tapering shape with a tulip-shaped head, chimney and new boiler house are the most dominant structures in the machine house complex: divided as a single-storey machine hall in the north and about three meters higher control room in the south, building with 11 axes, yellow clinker brick with pilaster strips, angular windows framed with precast reinforced concrete, thus conveying a certain hardness in contrast to the arched windows in the adjacent buildings, inside original (status 1995), Switching gallery with stairs and railings, vaulted ceiling with recessed lamps, steam turbines removed, the current condition of the interior and the remaining equipment must be checked again.
  • Wet service: five-storey structure with seven axes in a clearly elongated shape, facades made of yellow clinker bricks, structured with stepped pillar templates and emphasized in a vertical orientation, roof cornice and segmented arched windows give the building a calm overall appearance, tower-like formation of the last axis section in the south (presumably a stairwell with elevator) , flat inclined gable roof in steel framework construction (steel trusses) Drying service: five-storey building with 14 axes, vertical structure of the yellow clinker facade by stepped pillar templates, building in 1954 in the same construction extended to the east, the 12 pieces of industrial-architectural essential vents are recent and strong compared to the original condition Changed, slightly inclined sheet metal gable roof resting on steel trusses, only a tube dryer of the technical equipment has been preserved. Press house: single storey with mezzanine, 13 axes, 1954 in the east in the same construction ise lengthened, the facade made of yellow clinker bricks, the north and south facades are vertically structured by pillar templates analogous to the drying house, a PSD 200 steam press from ZEMAG Zeitz, built (probably) 1956, with mouth dusting, interior dedusting and press hull spoiler
  • Cold store I: narrow, elongated structure, adjoining the drying service in the north and the press house in the east, calm structure through windows differentiated from one floor to the other and stepped pillar templates, the north part slightly raised compared to the rest of the building, acts through the stepped shape as a link to the higher dry house, steel beam ceilings with gratings, the uppermost part of the building was raised in approx. 1940, recognizable by the windows with lintel formation without a segment. All buildings not mentioned in the document and belonging to the earlier work complex have essentially been gutted or demolished.
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Eula

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Residential house (surrounding area) of a farm At the mill 1
(map) 		around 1780 Half-timbered building with surrounding area, regional and architectural significance.

Two storeys, independent of the gable, the gable has been massively renewed, the courtyard side exposed clay framework with remains of the surrounding area

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Mühle (home of the former water mill) At the mill 3
(map) 		around 1840 Plastered construction in the simple form typical of the time, natural stone elements, buildings of local historical importance with good architectural training around 1840.

Two-storey plastered building in mixed masonry (natural stone / brick), jamb, flat hipped roof, mill location already occupied around 1800.

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Residential house, two side buildings and gates of a former four-sided courtyard Kirschallee 2
(map) 		re. 1800 Half-timbered residential building, side buildings partly solid, partly half-timbered, complex that characterizes the townscape in a prominent location, significance in terms of building history and local history.
  • Residential house: two floors, 9: 3 axes, eaves, hipped roof, ground floor and solid gable, upper floor exposed half-timbering, porphyry walls, original: front door, windows, stairwell, interior doors, large brick barn around 1900
  • Side building: two storeys, partly massive, partly exposed half-timbering
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Residential building Street of the cooperative 8
(map) 		around 1780 Half-timbered building, plastered, part of the historical local development, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, irregular axes, independent of the gable, ground floor rammed earth, upper floor half-timbered plastered.

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Residential building Street of the cooperative 18
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered building, plastered, part of the historical local development, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, irregular axes, independent from the gable, ground floor made of solid rubble and brick masonry, upper floor half-timbered plastered, half-hip roof.

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Cottage Street of the cooperative 31
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered building, part of the historical local development, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, two axes, independent from the gable, massive ground floor, plastered gable, upper floor exposed framework, window openings changed.

09259072
 
Wyprechtskirche: Church with furnishings, churchyard with enclosure wall, in the churchyard a war memorial for the fallen of World War I
More pictures 		Wyprechtskirche: Church with furnishings, churchyard with enclosure wall, in the churchyard a war memorial for the fallen of World War I Wiprechtstrasse 16
(map) 		13th century Romanesque hall church in the core, late Gothic choir, nave rebuilt in 1858, war memorial north of the church, with figurative decoration, significance in terms of local history, architectural history, church history and artistic as well as urban development (characterizing the townscape).

Fire in the sacristy January 29th to 30th, 2015.

  • Hall church with a nave-wide Romanesque tower, polygonal Gothic choir closure, Gothic portal and windows, porphyry garments
  • Churchyard wall: quarry stone, plastered
  • War memorial: three-part structure with a raised central stele, crowned by a seated eagle, in the central niche a kneeling, praying soldier in relief, half-height side parts with inscriptions of names, weathered inscriptions, concrete cast
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Rectory with rectory, barn, side building, pavement and gate Wiprechtstrasse 17
(map) 		re. 1736 Rectory plastered building with natural stone elements, baroque in the core, side buildings and barn half-timbered buildings, significance in terms of local history, church history, building history and social history.
  • Rectory: two floors, 3: 5 axes, porphyry walls, elaborate portal with keystone and dating (1736), framed by two high oval windows with bars, original front door with handles
  • Cross barn: exposed half-timbering, bat dormers
  • Stable building: two storeys, partly massive, partly exposed half-timbering, paving in front of the rectory: pebble paving
  • wooden pigeon house - demolished, around 2000 (?).
 09259066
 

Gestewitz

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Allodialgut Gestewitz (manor house)
More pictures 		Allodialgut Gestewitz (manor house) Bergweg 9
(map) 		around 1780 late baroque plastered building with sandstone elements, individual neo-baroque forms through reconstruction, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, seven axes, hipped mansard roof, central projectile, small roof house with elaborate sandstone frames, some windows changed, stucco structure around 1890.

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House of a farm Gestewitzer Dorfstrasse 15
(map) 		around 1780 Constructively interesting half-timbered building, clay pegs, architectural and regional historical significance.

Two storeys, two axes, facing the gable, plastered half-timbering, an original bracket to support the roof overhang on the courtyard side.

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Gasthof Gestewitz (formerly): Former inn
 Gasthof Gestewitz (formerly): Former inn Gestewitzer Dorfstrasse 20
(map) 		around 1780 The late Baroque plastered building with sandstone elements that defines the townscape, its significance in terms of local history and building history.
  • Residential building: two floors, 3: 9 axes, gable-independent, mansard roof, newer plastered facade
  • Old part: two storeys, 3: 6 axes, independent from the gable, hipped roof, massive ground floor, upper floor and gable exposed half-timbering, old windows, half-timbered shed around 1900
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Howitzer

image designation location Dating description ID
Memorial to the fallen of the First World War Howitzer
(map) 		after 1918 (war memorial) Sandstone stele on a stepped base, significance in terms of local history and contemporary history.

Curved attachment with steel helmet, inscriptions: "1914–1918" with an iron cross and laurel garland, "Faithful to death", names of the fallen.

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Side building of a farm Howitzer 7
(card) 		around 1820 Half-timbered building with upper arbor, significance in terms of building history.
  • Side building: strongly reduced stable building with upper arbor, brick and exposed half-timbering,
  • Residential building: two floors, three axes, independent from the gable, ground floor and solid gable, partly exposed half-timbering, partly plastered, brick, half-timbered and plastered, demolished in 2005 with permission.
 09259061
 
Day laborer's house Haubitz 8a
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Earth building, half-timbered gable, plastered overall, well-preserved example of a day laborer's house from the 19th century, of social and historical importance.

One storey, eaves, elongated building made of rammed earth, plastered.

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Residential house, side building, barn and gate system of a four-sided courtyard Howitzer 10
(card) 		around 1830 Half-timbered residential building, plastered farm buildings, partly half-timbered, partly massive, closed-preserved courtyard complex of character that characterizes the townscape, its importance in terms of local history and building history.

Two-storey residential building, three axes, independent from the gable, massive ground floor, upper floor and gable exposed half-timbering, two-storey stable, irregular axes, massive ground floor, upper floor presumably half-timbered plastered, boarded gable side, plastered transverse barn, plastered brick archway.

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House of a farm Haubitz 11
(card) 		around 1800 largely authentically preserved half-timbered building, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, irregular axes, independent from the gable, ground floor, gable and one eaves side massive, otherwise exposed framework.

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Residential house, side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard
 Residential house, side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard Haubitz 13
(card) 		around 1830 Half-timbered buildings, closed courtyards with a character that characterizes the townscape, local and architectural significance.
  • Two-storey residential building, irregular axes, independent of the gable, ground floor massively renovated around 1900, upper floor and gable exposed half-timbering
  • Stable two floors, solid ground floor, upper floor exposed half-timbering
  • Cross barn with large central gate, exposed clay framework
 09259060
 
Moving out house and side building of a four-sided courtyard Haubitz 18
(map) 		around 1820 Half-timbered buildings in a prominent location at the entrance to the village, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two floors each, irregular axes, ground floor and solid gable, upper floors exposed framework, original openings, windows and hatches.

09259058
 

Kesselhain

image designation location Dating description ID
Kesselshain manor: mansion of the former Kesselshain manor
 Kesselshain manor: mansion of the former Kesselshain manor Kesselshain 1
(map) 		around 1790 Simple plastered building in late baroque forms, significance in terms of local history, regional history and cultural history.

Former Manor house of the Kesselshain manor, built around 1790. The manor was an essential part of the town for centuries. Kesselshain came into private hands only after the Reformation, previously owned by the Pegau Monastery. The von Carlowitz and von Einsiedel families deserve special mention among the owners. At the end of the 18th century, the manor was acquired by the von Altrock family. In 1826 it was taken over by a bourgeois owner named Müller. In 1864 the Müller family sold the Kesselshain manor to the city of Borna, which in the 1920s sold it to the Sächsische Werke corporation. In the past, Kesselshain was described as having a pleasant and convenient location on the high road to Leipzig and the floodplain of the Eula stream. The square of the manor was a defining element of the village. Several ponds of various sizes surrounded the courtyard. The remaining buildings in the village were limited to 13 houses in the middle of the 19th century. According to the layout, the manor still exists today. From the existing building, the manor house has not only been preserved in its basic form, but also contains a number of important details of the furnishings. The building is one of the simpler examples of its kind, whereby the relative architectural simplicity is in line with the style and taste of the late 18th century. The manor house in Kesselshain embodies a significant value for the local history. The manor and inn were once the "figureheads" of the small town. However, the importance of the manor house as a monument extends far beyond the local framework. For centuries, manors were key elements of the economic and social structure in the rural areas of Saxony. This is why there is a high level of documentation value for buildings of this type.

two-storey building, half-hipped roof, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, e.g. Z. clad, simple stucco ceilings inside, room with groin vaults on the ground floor.

09303047
 

Neukirchen

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Individual features of the aggregate Briquette Factory Neukirchen (Obj. 09303318, same address): Wet service, dry service with press house underneath (No. 4, 5), E-Zentrale (machine house) (No. 2), Zechenhaus (No. 1), servants' apartments and Administration (No. 3) as well as Meiningen type steam storage locomotive, briquette press and excavator paddle wheel Old briquette factory 1; 2; 3; 4; 5
(card) 		1939 (mine house) The only briquette factory from the main period of the Borna mining area with industrial architecture still completely intact from the construction period, a factory of great technical-historical and high scientific and documentary value as the starting point for mining in the Borna mining area (before it moved further north), as a dominant feature of the landscape that is of outstanding importance and through their structural design has a monumental effect. The Neukirchen briquette factory, south of the town of Borna, on a hill directly on the B 95, is the oldest of all preserved briquette factories in the Borna region. Due to its originality, it is an outstanding testimony to the industrial history of the southern Leipzig area.
  • Wet service with attached drying service and press house: monumental-looking four-storey building made of red brick with 16: 4 axes and vertical structure through offset pillar templates, tie rods with decorated heads (Schlegel-Eisen motif), elaborate eaves cornice, the five architecturally significant vents made of brick (structured ) Originally preserved, large cast supports with steel beams in the building, steel columns for ring dryers (still available) in the drying service, all technology removed
  • E-Zentrale (machine house): building made of red brick, large rectangular windows, gable with central emphasis, pilasters, gable roof
  • Colliery house: two-storey, clinker brick building, hipped roof (completely renewed), inside a wall painting from the Nazi era by Toni Schönecker (1893–1979) from Falkenau an der Eger, created in 1939 on behalf of KdF
  • Servant apartment and administration: on the ground floor, elongated structure with pilaster strips, several houses connected by mansard roofs, plastered facade, crooked hip roof to the factory site, gable boarding, hip to the street
  • technical device (all three objects set up in Neukirchen in 1999)
    • Steam storage locomotive: Meiningen type, former location: Briquette factory Großzössen
    • Briquette press: Maschinenfabrik Penig, former location: Espenhain
    • Excavator bucket wheel: Former place of use: Zwenkau opencast mine
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Material entirety of the Neukirchen briquette factory, with the individual monuments: wet service, dry service with press house underneath (no. 4, 5, today used as an event location and for commercial purposes), electrical center (machine house) (no.2, today restaurant), colliery (no . 1, today sports studio), servant apartments and administration (No. 3, today office use) as well as steam storage locomotive type Meiningen, briquette press and excavator bucket wheel (Obj. 09255952, same address) and the aggregate parts chimney, magazine and briquette stacking shed
 Material entirety of the Neukirchen briquette factory, with the individual monuments: wet service, dry service with press house underneath (no. 4, 5, today used as an event location and for commercial purposes), electrical center (machine house) (no.2, today restaurant), colliery (no . 1, today sports studio), servant apartments and administration (No. 3, today office use) as well as steam storage locomotive type Meiningen, briquette press and excavator bucket wheel (Obj. 09255952, same address) and the aggregate parts chimney, magazine and briquette stacking shed Old briquette factory 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 7
(card) 		1887 The only briquette factory from the main period of the Borna mining area with industrial architecture still completely intact from the construction period, a factory of great technical-historical and high scientific and documentary value as the starting point for mining in the Borna mining area (before it moved further north), as a dominant feature of the landscape that is of outstanding importance and through their structural design has a monumental effect.

Sub-entity parts:

  • Chimney: round chimney on an octagonal base, red clinker brick, head not formed
  • Magazine: sandstone plinth, elaborate clinker brick structure
  • Briquette stacking shed: arched roofs
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Rectory and gate system
 Rectory and gate system At Schanze 3
(map) 		around 1840 Plastered construction with natural stone elements, distinctive building, in the interplay with the neighboring church, characterizing the townscape, gate system with driveway and people's gate, importance in terms of local history, building history and church history.

Two storeys, 3: 7 axes, independent from the gable, door and window frames in Rochlitz porphyry tuff, original classical front door with skylight, window, arched gate pillar with pilasters.

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Residential building At Schanze 5
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered building with a Thuringian ladder motif, building that characterizes the street scene in the vicinity of the rectory and church, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, 3: 3 axes, eaves, massive ground floor, upper floor partially exposed half-timbering, gable slated, ground floor windows heavily changed, the windows on the upper floor have been renewed in accordance with monument regulations.

09258985
 
Residential stable house, barn, side building and gate system Way to school 1
(map) 		around 1790 Residential house in the core half-timbered building, barn and side building solid buildings, plastered, gate system clinker pillars and iron gate wings, location that characterizes the street scene, significance for local history and building history.
  • Two-storey residential building, irregular axes, independent from the gable, massive ground floor, upper floor partially half-timbered plastered, plaster renewed in 1905
  • large transverse barn, plastered facade around 1905
  • Stable with old part, independent from the gable, two storeys, irregular axes, brick, plastered
  • three gate pillars, clinker bricks with vase attachments
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House and barn of a small farm Road of Peace 10
(map) 		According to information from owner 1776 Half-timbered buildings, significance in terms of local history and building history.
  • Residential building: two storeys, irregular axes, independent from the gable, ground floor and upper storey solid, ground floor heavily shaped window openings, upper storey block frame with renewed windows
  • Barn: half-timbered, bat dormers
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villa Road of Peace 25
(map) 		around 1900 Historic villa construction in the country house style, plastered facades with plastered structures, boarded gables, significance in terms of local development and building history.

One storey and mezzanine, four axes, transverse, eaves-standing building with a central projectile, hipped roof, gable paneling, wooden winter garden, original front door, some windows, shutters, rear staircase extension with hipped roof.

09258983
 
Cottage Wiesenweg 3
(map) 		around 1820 Plaster facade, good example of a small farm property.

Two storeys, irregular axes, eaves, sloping roof, probably plastered half-timbering, some original windows

09258989
 
Neukirchen village church: Church with furnishings, churchyard with enclosure wall and war memorial for those who fell in World War I
More pictures 		Neukirchen village church: Church with furnishings, churchyard with enclosure wall and war memorial for those who fell in World War I Wyhraer Strasse
(map) 		1494 Church in the core Romanesque hall building, late Gothic choir, roof turret, on the south side a war memorial in Rochlitzer Porphyrtuff, churchyard wall in quarry stone, partly plastered, importance in terms of local history, architectural history, church history, artistic and urban development (characterizing the townscape).
  • Romanesque quarry stone building, plastered, two Romanesque window openings on the nave (north side), late Gothic choir extension with buttresses and simple tracery windows, neo-Gothic west portal marked in 1892, comes from extensive renovation by Julius Zeißig, original door with etched glass windows, interior: flat ceiling, baroque galleries, late Gothic carved , around 1510
  • War memorial: stone tablet in Rochlitz porphyry tuff, frame with Art Deco ornament, crowned iron cross
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House of a farm Wyhraer Strasse 7
(map) 		around 1700 Half-timbered building with clay ground floor, probably one of the oldest surviving residential houses in the village, significance in terms of local and architectural history.

Two storeys, irregular axes, side roof, gable-independent, ground floor rammed earth, upper storey exposed half-timbering, central posts in baluster shape, plastered gable.

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House of a farm Wyhraer Strasse 9
(map) 		around 1820 Half-timbered building, part of the historical local development, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two floors, two axes, independent from the gable, massive ground floor, upper floor exposed half-timbering, plastered gable, original windows.

09258995
 
Residential house, two side buildings and barn of a former four-sided courtyard Wyhraer Strasse 10
(map) 		around 1800 Mainly half-timbered buildings, residential house, plastered, southern stable building plastered solid building with porphyry columns and vaults inside, eastern side building with upper arbor, large courtyard with a character that characterizes the townscape, importance in terms of local history and building history.
  • Two-storey residential building, eaves, half-hipped roof, solid ground floor, upper floor obviously half-timbered, plastered, solid west gable,
  • South side of the courtyard: Half-timbered barn, two-door, to the east of the barn adjoining stable building, two-storey solid construction, plastered, gable roof, vaults and porphyry columns on the ground floor
  • Eastern side of the courtyard: side building, two-storey half-timbered building with a half-hipped roof, facing massive gable, upper arbor
 09258994
 
House, side building and barn of a four-sided courtyard
 House, side building and barn of a four-sided courtyard Wyhraer Strasse 12
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered buildings, largely authentic courtyards in a location that characterizes the townscape, significance in terms of local history and building history.
  • Residential building: stately, eaves-standing building with half-hipped roof, partly sandstone window frames and original windows, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, solid west gable, plastered, typical triple window in the middle of the 19th century.
  • Barn: half-timbered and plastered
  • Side building: two storeys, irregular axes, half-hip roof, gable-independent, solid ground floor, upper storey and gable exposed half-timbering, some original windows, facade around 1890.

overformed

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Parts of a stable house, side building and gate system (with archway and gate) of a former four-sided courtyard Wyhraer Strasse 15
(map) 		around 1790 Half-timbered buildings of a formerly large courtyard on the outskirts, characterizing the street scene, significance in terms of local history and architectural history.
  • Residential building: Two storeys, irregular axes, independent from the gable, ground floor and gable plastered, upper floor exposed half-timbering, sandstone window frames on the first floor, some original windows on the upper floor
  • Eaves side building: two storeys, half-hipped roof, solid ground floor, upper storey exposed half-timbering with brick infill
  • Gable-independent side building: two storeys, irregular axes, ground floor clay, upper floor exposed clay framework, Oberlaube, collapsed before 2011
  • Archway: brick masonry, plastered, driveway and people gate
 09258988
 

Thrana

image designation location Dating description ID
House of a farm Alte Hauptstrasse 23
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered building, part of the historical local development, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, eaves, massive gable and ground floor, renewed around 1920, upper storey clay framework, window openings partly changed, gable roof.

09259032
 
Residential house, side building and gate system of a courtyard Alte Hauptstrasse 24
(map) 		around 1780 Half-timbered buildings, residential house with a Thuringian ladder motif and cross braces, gate system, entrance and Leutepforte arched closed, part of the historical town development, significance for local and architectural history.
  • Residential building: two storeys, gable-independent, ground floor and gable plastered, upper storey half-timbered with cross braces
  • Side building: two storeys, eaves, half-hip roof, ground floor and gable plastered, upper storey partly exposed half-timbering
  • Archway: brickwork, plastered, keystones, wrought iron lattice fence
 09259049
 
Residential house, gatehouse, side building, barn and pavement of a four-sided courtyard Alte Hauptstrasse 25
(map) 		around 1800 Residential house plastered construction, possibly half-timbered in the core, the other buildings half-timbered buildings, for the region rare example of a gatehouse, barn with a street image-defining effect on the outskirts, importance for local history and building history.
  • Residential building: two storeys, irregular axes, heavily shaped, inside living room with board ceiling and door frames (18th century)
  • Gatehouse: two storeys, irregular axes, half-hipped roof, large passage gate with porphyry arch, wheel deflector, solid ground floor, half-timbered upper floor
  • Eastern side building: two-storey, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, courtyard side Thuringian ladder motif
  • Barn: half-timbered, gable roof, original gates
  • Courtyard paving: wild pavement
  • Northwest side building painted in 2012.
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Residential house, side building and archway of a former four-sided courtyard Alte Hauptstrasse 26
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered buildings, side buildings with upper arbor, significance in terms of local history and building history.
  • Residential building: two storeys, two axes, independent from the gable, ground floor and gable plastered, upper storey partly exposed half-timbering, stuccoed cornice and window reveals, fired rosette shaped stones
  • Side building: two floors with irregular axes, massive ground floor, upper floor exposed half-timbered structure with upper arbor
  • two-part archway with wheel deflectors
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Half-timbered house in a small courtyard, half-timbered and plastered Old Teichstrasse 5; 7
(card) 		around 1750 one of the few preserved half-timbered houses in the town.

Two storeys, irregular axes, independent from the gable, plastered surrounding framework on the ground floor, upper storey partly exposed half-timbering, heavily molded window openings.

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Stable house of a farm Alte Teichstrasse 8
(map) 		around 1780 (stable house) Part of a formerly larger courtyard, with a half-timbered upper floor, part of the historic town center development, of architectural significance 09259036
 
House and side building of a farm Alte Teichstrasse 9
(map) 		around 1790 Upper floor residential building, half-timbered with Thuringian ladder motif, probably formerly with a surrounding structure on the ground floor, side building solid and plastered, location-defining location, significance in terms of local history and building history.
  • Residential building: Two storeys, irregular axes, eaves, plastered surrounding framework on the ground floor, exposed timber frame on the upper floor, plastered gable, partly original windows from around 1790, profiled board ceiling on the inside
  • elongated side building: two storeys, irregular axes, brick and natural stone plastered
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Residential building Berggasse 5
(map) 		around 1780 Half-timbered building, massive gable, part of the historical local development, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two storeys, irregular axes, facing the gable, hipped roof, ground floor and gable plastered, heavily shaped.

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Residential building Lindenplatz 5
(map) 		around 1780 Half-timbered construction, massive gable side with surrounding structure, example of the adoption of the traditional surrounding structure in stone construction, of local and architectural importance.

Two storeys, two axes, facing the gable, plastered facade, heavily shaped.

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War memorial for those who fell in World War I Weststrasse
(map) 		after 1918 (war memorial) Pyramid shape, concrete casting, significance in terms of local history and contemporary history.

Memorial to the dead of the First World War, base made of four concrete blocks, on which a four-sided pyramid with a trapezoidal substructure, oak wreath, inscription: “In memory of those who did not return”, on the other sides the names of the fallen of the place

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Wyhra

image designation location Dating description ID
Wyhra School
 Wyhra School Alte Schulstrasse 1
(map) 		1928 Plastered construction in the traditional forms of the 1920s, entrance highlighted by a tower-like risalit and expressive portal design, of importance in terms of local history, architectural history and social history.

Two storeys, ten axes, asymmetrically arranged stair tower with lantern top and expressionist portal in quarry stone and plaster, pronounced eaves cornice, single-storey extension.

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Side building of a farm Am Anger 2
(map) 		around 1890 Quarry stone and brick masonry, plastered, architectural significance.

Two floors, 12: 2 axes, first floor plastered quarry stone, upper floor plastered brick, good example of a large stable building from the late 19th century.

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House, side building and courtyard paving of a four-sided courtyard Am Anger 3
(map) 		around 1810 Half-timbered buildings, residential house completely plastered, buildings typical of the locality and landscape in a courtyard from the early 19th century, significance in terms of local history and architectural history.
  • Residential building: Two storeys, irregular axes, half-hip roof, towed roof, upper floor obviously still half-timbered in parts, plastered
  • Side building: two floors, eaves, ground floor and solid gable, upper floor half-timbered
  • Courtyard paving: wild pavement
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War memorial for those who fell in World War I
 War memorial for those who fell in World War I At the pond
(map) 		around 1920 Stele with inscriptions, steel helmet as a crown, local and contemporary significance.

Sandstone stele on a square ground plan, stepped base, under the upper end plate with a helmet attachment a geometrical laurel garland, inscriptions: "Dedicated to your fallen in gratitude by the community of Wyhra" and "Forget my people, the faithful dead not", 1914-18 with an iron cross , panel in front: "1939–45 in memory of the dead"

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Residential house, side building, barn and enclosure wall with gate of a three-sided courtyard At the church 5
(map) 		around 1780 Half-timbered buildings typical of the time and the landscape, one of the few courtyards in the village that has largely been preserved in its original form, significance in terms of local history and architectural history.
  • Residential house: two storeys, irregular axes, independent from the gable, solid ground floor, upper storey half-timbered with Thuringian ladder motif, barn: half-timbered, large central gate, smaller gate on the side, gable roof
  • Side building: independent from the gable, two floors, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, gable roof
  • Enclosure: two gate pillars and a piece of wall, brick, plastered
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House of a farm Benndorfer Weg 1
(map) 		around 1820 Half-timbered and plastered facade, well-preserved half-timbered building in the old town center.

Two floors, independent of the gable, two axes, half-hip roof, ground floor and solid gable, upper floor exposed half-timbering

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Folklore Museum Neukirchen-Wyhra: residential building, two side buildings, barn, gate entrance and pavement of a four-sided courtyard as well as pigeon house and coach house (both moved)
More pictures 		Folklore Museum Neukirchen-Wyhra: residential building, two side buildings, barn, gate entrance and pavement of a four-sided courtyard as well as pigeon house and coach house (both moved) Benndorfer Weg 3
(map) 		1743 Mainly half-timbered buildings, south-east side building with upper arbor, pigeon house and coach house to the south-east of the courtyard moved here from Heuersdorf, courtyard complex typical of the landscape today used as a museum, significance for regional, architectural and cultural history.
  • Residential building: two floors, independent from the gable, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, gable slated
  • Cross barn: half-timbered,
  • southeast side building: ground floor partly solid in quarry stone, plastered, upper floor and northeast building part half-timbered, upper arbor
  • southwest side building: one-storey stone masonry, saddle roof, hexagonal dovecote on a round column
  • Remise: half-timbered building, boarded gable
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Wyhra village church: Church (with furnishings) and churchyard with enclosure wall
More pictures 		Wyhra village church: Church (with furnishings) and churchyard with enclosure wall Bornaer Weg
(map) 		1494 Late Gothic hall building, plastered with natural stone elements, retracted choir, roof turret, interior strongly influenced by historicist renewal, importance in terms of local history, church history, architectural history, artistic and urban development (characterizing the townscape).
  • Towerless hall church with retracted long choir with polygonal end, pointed arched tracery windows, sacristy extension, entrance hall from 1894 in the west, inside: star vault, late Gothic carved altar with predella and Maria, Anna Selbdritt and Stephanus in the central shrine, inscribed 1511, leaded glass window around 1894, sandstone pulpit from the end of the 16th century , Baptismal font with rocailles decoration 1777, three-sided gallery with organ
  • Cemetery enclosure: quarry stone wall
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Side building and barn of a former courtyard Bornaer Weg 4
(map) 		around 1850 Half-timbered buildings, reused for the fire brigade, evidence of the historical local development, local and architectural significance.
  • Side building: one storey, exposed framework
  • Barn: massive gable, otherwise half-timbered
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Residential house (surrounding area) and side building of a three-sided yard Bornaer Weg 5
(map) 		around 1750 Stately half-timbered house with rich half-timbered gable, side building also in half-timbered, here St. Andrew's crosses, significance for architectural and regional history.
  • Residential building: two floors, three axes, independent of the gable, hipped roof, ground floor surrounding timber frame with plank room, part facing away (former stable area) solid, upper floor and gable half-timbered
  • Side building: two floors, irregular axes, ground floor and massive gable, upper floor half-timbered with St. Andrew's crosses
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Residential stable house and side building of a former four-sided courtyard
 Residential stable house and side building of a former four-sided courtyard Bornaer Weg 8
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered buildings, residential house changed according to the inscription in 1848, massive conversions and additions, side building with upper arbor, location of the first municipal elections in 1839, significance for local history and building history.
  • Residential house: Two storeys, eaves, upper storey partly half-timbered, partly solid, three-axis, massive extension to the street, door and window frames in sandstone, front door frame with initials and dating: JFD 1848, infills in clay with incised ornaments
  • Side building: two storeys, ground floor partly half-timbered, partly solid, upper floor half-timbered, original plaster scratch ornaments, upper arbor, hipped roof
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Gate of a farm Bornaer Weg 10
(map) 		re. 1817 Masonry, plastered, people's gate spanned with an arch, wheel deflector and keystone, side half-height enclosure walls, significance for local history.
  • Enclosure: brick, plastered, three gate pillars, two wheel deflectors (sandstone) marked 1817 in the wedge between the gate pillars
  • Residential building: two storeys, irregular axes, gable-free, sloping roof, plastered facade (demolished before 2012)
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Residential house, side building and gate entrance of a former four-sided courtyard
 Residential house, side building and gate entrance of a former four-sided courtyard Eschefelder Strasse 1
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered buildings typical of the time and the landscape, gate pillars in natural stone, significance in terms of local history and building history.
  • Residential building: two floors, irregular axes, independent from the gable, ground floor and solid gable, plastered, upper floor half-timbered,
  • Side building: eaves, two floors, solid ground floor, upper floor partly exposed clay framework, partly plastered facade
  • Gate entrance: quarry stone pillars and arched people's gate
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Side building of a three-sided courtyard Eschefelder Strasse 2
(map) 		around 1700 Half-timbered building, gable with a man figure that is rare for the region, significance in terms of regional and architectural history.

Two storeys, irregular axes, independent from the gable, massive ground floor, upper floor half-timbered with Wilder Mann motif in the gable field

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Barn and side building of a three-sided courtyard Eschefelder Strasse 2a
(map) 		around 1820 Half-timbered buildings, largely authentic farm buildings in a small courtyard from the early 19th century, significance in terms of local and architectural history.

small cross barn, exposed half-timbering, bat dormers, small stable building, gable-free, probably half-timbered plastered.

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Residential house, side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard Eschefelder Strasse 4
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered buildings typical of the time and landscape, courtyards preserved in a historical form, importance in terms of local history and architectural history.
  • Residential building: two floors, two axes, independent from the gable, hipped roof, solid ground floor, upper floor and gable half-timbered
  • Barn: half-timbered, single-gate, half-hip roof with bat dormers
  • Side building: two storeys, irregular axes on a trapezoidal floor plan, crooked hip roof, solid ground floor, upper floor clay framework
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Gasthof Wyhra (inn with hall) Eschefelder Strasse 8
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered building, massive hall extension at right angles, well-preserved village inn of local historical importance.

Two floors, four axes, independent from the gable, ground floor and solid gable, upper floor exposed half-timbering, gable side renewed around 1900, in the gable triangle three arched openings with original windows, an ornamented round window.

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Side building, barn and pavement of a three-sided farm Eschefelder Strasse 14
(map) 		around 1830 Half-timbered buildings typical of the time and the landscape of a large courtyard on the outskirts, significance in terms of local history and architectural history.
  • Side building: two storeys, solid ground floor, plastered, upper floor half-timbered in a regular grid, plastered gable, hipped roof, solid side, plastered
  • Barn: half-timbered, also regular grid, two-gate, gable roof
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House and side building of a former three-sided courtyard Mühlenweg 3
(map) 		around 1820 Half-timbered buildings typical of the region on a large farm on the edge of the village, significance in terms of local history and building history.
  • Residential stable house: Two storeys, irregular axes, half-hipped roof, gable-side, sloping roof, ground floor and gable plaster facade, upper floor exposed half-timbered structure, windows overmolded
  • Side building: two floors, massive ground floor, upper floor half-timbered in a regular grid, crooked hip roof
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Inn with hall Teichgasse 2a
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered building, massive hall extension at right angles, well-preserved village inn of local historical importance.

Two floors, four axes, independent from the gable, ground floor and solid gable, upper floor exposed half-timbering, gable side renewed around 1900, in the gable triangle three arched openings with original windows, an ornamented round window.

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Cottage Teichgasse 5
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered building, part of the historic town center, significance in terms of local history and social history.

Two floors, two axes, independent from the gable, ground floor and solid gable, upper floor half-timbered, old wooden lattice windows, saddle roof.

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House of a farm Teichgasse 9
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered building plastered, part of the historic town center development, significance for local and social history.

Two storeys, irregular axes, independent from the gable, massive ground floor, upper floor and gable half-timbered, plastered, gable roof.

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Wassermühle Wyhra: Mill property, consisting of a former miller's house, mill building with fully preserved technical equipment, a barn, a silo (storage barn), an outbuilding, courtyard paving, gate and mill ditch with weir
More pictures 		Wassermühle Wyhra: Mill property, consisting of a former miller's house, mill building with fully preserved technical equipment, a barn, a silo (storage barn), an outbuilding, courtyard paving, gate and mill ditch with weir Thränaer Strasse 1; 1a
(card) 		around 1780 Four-sided complex, mainly half-timbered buildings, some with porphyry tufa elements, miller's house, massive plastered construction, mill complex in a beautiful scenic location with original, complete technical equipment from the mid-19th century, significance in terms of local history, technology history and the landscape,

Mühlgut belonged to the Neukirchen manor until 1885, built in 1780, with a bakery until 1939, closed. 1960, until 1968 compound feed production, two-story, upper floor half-timbered structure, water wheel replaced by turbine in 1934

  • Residential building across from the courtyard entrance (formerly municipal administration): two storeys, crooked hip roof, plastered facade, heavily molded, inscription "Johann Heinrich Engelmann, No. 77, 1846"
  • Mill building (parcel 1454): two floors, irregular axes, gable-independent, ground floor massive, upper floor exposed half-timbering, gable plastered, original: porphyry window and door walls on the ground floor (segment arched door lintel with coat of arms in the Keilstein), front door with handle, lattice window
    • complete technical equipment from 1865:
      • Bevel gears
      • Transmissions
      • Sharpening machine
      • Bag tapping machine
      • two shotguns
      • Roller mill by JC Ostheim, Hamburg - Marburg / Hessen (1865)
      • Plansifter
      • Elevators
      • Elevator
    • Miller's room partly with furniture and built-in sleeping area, plank ceiling with herringbone pattern and grooved beams
    • further equipment: extensive order books
  • two barns, partly half-timbered, partly masonry, plastered, porphyry door and window frames, partly half-hip roofs, partly gable paneling
  • Gate system: three porphyry gate pillars with wheel deflectors
  • Courtyard paving: field stone
  • Mühlgraben 1993 Demolition of the weir, Mühlgraben now silted up (former weir with two meters of water level)
  • Outbuildings: One storey, half-timbered and plastered, crooked hip, gable facing, gable paneling, according to the old list (1979): In the barn, stationary turning machine, formerly connected to the mill by a shaft tunnel and driven by water power (not tested).
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Residential stable house, two side buildings, barn and paving of a four-sided courtyard Thränaer Strasse 19
(map) 		around 1810 Plastered buildings, partly half-timbered, various porphyry tufa elements, structurally well-preserved courtyards of importance for the townscape, importance for local history and building history.
  • Residential building: two storeys, 3: 8 axes, eaves, hipped roof
  • Side building: two storeys, two axes, off the gable
  • Barn: two-door, gable roof, side building: probably half-timbered on the upper floor

all buildings plastered, partly porphyry.

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Stable building of a former courtyard, clay framework and plaster Thränaer Strasse 21
(map) 		around 1820 building of a courtyard that characterizes the townscape.

Two storeys, irregular axes, independent of the gable, hipped roof, massive ground floor, upper storey exposed clay framework

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Zedtlitz

image designation location Dating description ID
Schlossmühle Zedtlitz (residential house, mill building (with parts of the technical equipment) and enclosure)
More pictures 		Schlossmühle Zedtlitz (residential house, mill building (with parts of the technical equipment) and enclosure) An der Schlossmühle 5
(map) 		around 1900 representatively designed plaster and clinker brick buildings in late historical forms, distinctive layout with a defining impact on the townscape, importance in terms of local history, building history and technology history.
  • Residential building: two storeys, 5: 3 axes, mansard roof, central projection on two sides with stepped gables, inscription: "EB", window frames and cornices made of clinker bricks in a plastered facade, dormers with arched ends and lateral volutes, original front door and window
  • Mill building: plastered building with clinker brick structure, three storeys, five axes, crooked hip roof, vertical structure above the first floor with saw frieze, emphasized vertical structure with broad pilaster strips made of clinker brick, segmented arched windows, parts of the mill technology preserved
  • Enclosure at the miller's house: wrought iron lattice fence
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Zedtlitz village church: Church (with furnishings) and churchyard with enclosure wall and baroque tombstone
More pictures 		Zedtlitz village church: Church (with furnishings) and churchyard with enclosure wall and baroque tombstone Dorfstrasse
(map) 		13th century Essentially Romanesque hall church, today's appearance characterized by Gothic and Baroque alterations, significance in terms of local history, architectural history, church history, artistic and urban development (characterizing the townscape).
  • Gothic hall church in late Baroque overformed, polygonal Gothic choir with star vaults and pointed arched windows, late baroque west tower with onion dome and lantern, spire weather vane marked 1735, two late baroque portals, builder: Christoff von Neustadt classicist portal at the staircase to the royal box, inside: four epitaphs from the 18th century ., in the choir memorial stone from 1601, late baroque princely box on the north side of the choir room, porphyry tufa pulpit, lead glass window in the choir around 1900
  • Cemetery: Enclosure wall in quarry stone, plastered
  • Baroque tombstone of a pastor from Zedtlitz (+1725) on the south side of the choir, sandstone, with figural decorations (heavily weathered)
  • three 19th century tombs of Count Rex.
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Memorial to the fallen of the First World War Dorfstrasse
(map) 		after 1918 (war memorial) Sandstone stele, iron cross as crowning, significance of local and contemporary history.

high stele with pyramid-shaped relief top and end of the cross, name board with geometrical laurel tendril, inscription: "For us" "Dedicated by the community of Zedtlitz Plateka with Raupenheim", addition after the Second World War: "Never forget it 1945"

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Residential building
 Residential building Dorfstrasse 8
(map) 		According to information from 1736 Half-timbered building with surrounding framework, part of the historic village development, regional and architectural significance.

Residential stable house: Two storeys, irregular axes, eaves, ground floor partly framed, partly solid, remains of plank parlor preserved, gable and upper floor half-timbered, above the former stable part also solid upper floor, living room with board ceiling.

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House and side building of a former three-sided courtyard Dorfstrasse 15
(map) 		around 1810 Half-timbered buildings, part of the historical local development, due to the exposed location also characterizing the townscape, significance in terms of local history and building history,
  • Residential building: Two floors, irregular axes, independent from the gable, ground floor and gable solid, plastered, upper floor half-timbered in a regular grid
  • Side building: eaves, two floors, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered (Thuringian ladder motif), one roof gable hipped, the other with a crooked hip, in the middle of the building probably once a gate (today added)
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Gate entrance to a farm Dorfstrasse 18
(map) 		around 1810 Masonry, plastered, walls in natural stone, gate system typical of the region and the time, significance in terms of local history.

Brick gate system with driveway and gate for people, both closed with a rounded arch, cladding in Rochlitz porphyry tuff, capitals and keystones, wheel deflectors at the entrance.

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Side building of a three-sided courtyard Dorfstrasse 20
(map) 		around 1820 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and landscape, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Side building, probably with old part: two-storey, half-hipped roof, solid ground floor, upper storey and gable half-timbered (house and stable deleted from list in 1999).

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Side building of a three-sided courtyard Dorfstrasse 22
(map) 		around 1820 Half-timbered building typical of the landscape, probably a former excerpt, of architectural and local history of importance.

Side building: two storeys, independent from the gable, two axes, half-hipped roof, solid ground floor, upper storey and gable half-timbered

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Memorial oak with memorial stone (boulder) Platekaer Strasse
(map) 		1910 planted to commemorate the visit of King Friedrich August 1910, local and contemporary significance.

Oak, memorial stone: uncut boulder with inscription: “In memory of the highest visit of His Majesty the King Friedrich August in Zedtlitz on July 1, 1910, planted d. July 21, 1910 "

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Residential house, side building, barn and gate system of a three-sided courtyard
 Residential house, side building, barn and gate system of a three-sided courtyard Platekaer Straße 30
(map) 		1876 Residential house, stately plastered building with natural stone elements, side building half-timbered building with former upper arbor, barn plastered building, completely preserved courtyard in the old location of Plateka, of architectural and local significance.
  • Residential building: two storeys, 4: 9 axes, independent from the gable, on the eaves side in the middle storage hatch, rear part heavily overformed, on the gable inscription plaque with date 1876
  • Barn: solid, plastered, two-door, gable roof
  • Side building: two storeys, independent of the gable, hipped roof, solid ground floor, upper storey timber-framed, formerly upper arbor, now walled up
  • Gate system: plastered pillars, originally porphyry tufa tops with spherical ends
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Residential stable house and barn of a four-sided courtyard Raupenhain 7a
(map) 		around 1820 Half-timbered buildings typical of the time and landscape in the old location of Raupenhain, significance in terms of local history and architectural history.
  • Residential stable house: two storeys, independent from the gable, hipped roof, sloping roof, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered in a regular grid, solid gable, plastered
  • Barn: gable-independent half-timbered building, crooked hip roof, small eaves-standing stable building (deleted in 2012)
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Residential building Wyhraaue 1
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century Half-timbered building, plastered, part of the historical local development, perhaps originally in a functional relationship to the manor, significance in terms of local history and building history.

Two floors, 2: 3 axes, hipped roof, solid ground floor, half-timbered upper floor.

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Composition of the Rittergut Zedtlitz with the following individual monuments: castle, south-western farm building and moat bridge (Obj. 09304435) as well as the former manor park (garden monument), furthermore with the following components: other former farm buildings of the U-shaped farmyard
More pictures 		Composition of the Rittergut Zedtlitz with the following individual monuments: castle, south-western farm building and moat bridge (Obj. 09304435) as well as the former manor park (garden monument), furthermore with the following components: other former farm buildings of the U-shaped farmyard Wyhraaue 5; 6; 6a; 6b; 7; 8th; 9; 11; 13; 15; 17
(map) 		2nd half of 18th century / 19th century Century importance in terms of local history, building history, cultural history and garden art.
  • Former Manor house or servants' house (parcel 175/12): on the south side of the farmyard, two-storey, plastered, half-hipped roof, upper storey maybe partly half-timbered
  • Eastern farm buildings (parcel 175/9): solid buildings, plastered, originally barns, converted for residential purposes
  • Northwest farm buildings (parcels 175/5, 175/6): solid, plastered, saddle roofs, conversion for residential purposes in the course of the land reform
  • Gardens (parcels 175/2, 171/3, 175/24): in the immediate vicinity of the manor house within the former moat, further areas outside the moat, bounded by the course of the Wyhra and the mill moat branched off from it
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More pictures Individual features of the Zedtlitz manor: mansion (Wyhraaue 8), south-western farm building (Wyhraaue 6) and bridge over the moat Wyhraaue 6; 8
(card) 		around 1600 Manor house, originally a moated castle, today characterized by baroque reconstruction, farm building massive plastered building with natural stone elements, typical evidence of the manor architecture in the region, importance in terms of local history, architectural history, cultural history, artistic and local character.
  • Manor house (parcel 175/24): broad plastered building with raised three-storey middle section, mansard roof, staircase renewed, main portal with porphyry tufa garments with round arched tympanum field, therein relief with coat of arms and inscription: “Christiana Elisabeth von Münchhausen HR Bodo von Gladebek Churf. Brandenburg Secret Rahts u. Cam. Praes: Nachgelassene Witwe ”, dated 1706, two storeys each side wing, four axes, left on the ground floor winter garden with pilaster structure, right arch structure with windows in porphyry tufa, 19th century, in front of it sandstone wall with porphyry tufa, on top of it porphyry tuff pillars, 19th century.
  • Grabenbrücke: Bridge over the Wyhra, laid out between the manor house and the farm building. arched with keystone, brick and natural stone
  • Farm buildings (parcels 175/12, 175/14, 175/19): forms the southwest corner of the U-shaped farm yard, two-storey, plastered building with a steep pitched roof, natural stone walls, in the western part of the building originally a large, rounded, closed driveway with a mighty keystone
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Remarks

  1. ↑ The list may not correspond to the current status of the official list of monuments. This can be viewed by the responsible authorities. Therefore, the presence or absence of a structure or ensemble on this list does not guarantee that it is or is not a registered monument at the present time. The State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony provides binding information .

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