List of cultural monuments in Brandis

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

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

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Brandis

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	City park with vase	At the train station (between Bahnhofstrasse and Töpfergasse) (map)	1st half of the 20th century	Expansion of the castle park belonging to the manor, an interesting site in terms of garden history. Park with old trees, vase in artificial stone, park is in the Brandis district, Flstke. 190, 191/1, 191/2 and the Gem. Cämmerei, Flstke. 219/1, 219/2, 219b.	08974950
	Brandis Railway Station; Beucha – Trebsen railway line: station with reception building, farm building and railway maintenance office	At station 1; 2 (card)	1898 (train station)	Route BT 6823, brick buildings from the Wilhelminian era, of local and railway history. Reception building: Brandis district, two-storey solid construction, rubble stone base (polygonal masonry), window frames of the cellar windows in sandstone, yellow brick facade with red brick structure, window sills in sandstone, gable roof, staircases with granite steps and iron railing, clock no longer available (as of 2014) Farm building: Brandis district, single-storey solid building with elongated extension, L-shaped floor plan, yellow brick facade with red brick structure Railway maintenance office: At the station 2, Cämmerei district, parcels 418b and 431b, a little away from the actual station, 2.5-storey solid building, T-shaped floor plan, yellow brick facade with red brick structure, red tiled gable roof, window renewed	08974953
	Villa, gate and garden with pergola	Ammelshainer Weg 41 (map)	1920s	Plastered building with a gable roof and side round tower, house from the 1920s / 1930s preserved in its original condition, of architectural and socio-historical importance. Single-family house: two-storey, solid, original plaster, gable roof, side round tower with a pointed conical roof, central entrance stairs, entrance roof on pillars, original noble plaster, original windows with shutters, on the rear gable side balcony and extension on a rectangular floor plan old trees, in the garden pillars of a former pergola, small pavilion with a concave gable roof, wooden slatted gate, roof tile cover, enclosure: arched people's gate, massive gate pillars on a brick base	08974983
	Gasthaus Parkschlösschen (guest house with hall extension)	Bahnhofstrasse 22 (map)	around 1890	Varied clinker brick building from the Gründerzeit, of architectural and local significance. single-story two-storey solid construction (brick shell), high basement (partly quarry stone, partly plastered with grooves), central projecting with gable, orange brick facade with red brick structure, tent roof with dormer Hall extension with a gable roof, via the entrance to the hall balcony on artificial stone consoles, brick eaves, partly sandstone structure on the central projection of the main building, hall: plastered solid construction with brick structure	08974949
	Hotel and Restaurant Zur Eisenbahn (ehem.) (Hotel (with restaurant) in a semi-open building)	Bahnhofstrasse 24 (map)	re. 1899	representative Wilhelminian style building in good original condition, of architectural and local importance. three-storey, plastered solid construction, original plaster structure, windows partly with roofing in artificial stone, side elevation in the upper floors partly in sandstone (yellow), gable structures, gable roof with roof houses, original windows, side low extension with mansard roof and dormers.	08974948
	Apiary	Bergstrasse 43a (map)	1930s	of cultural-historical and economic-historical importance. single storey, probably half-timbered building, saddle roof, boarded gable.	08974944
	Administration building of a factory	Grimmaische Strasse 20 (map)	around 1900	Wilhelminian-style clinker building with stepped gable, of local and architectural importance. Two-storey brick shell construction (yellow brick), brick plinth, window sills in artificial stone, window garments on the ground floor of the central projectile in artificial stone, gable shoulders in artificial stone, profiled wooden eaves, stepped gable with plain tile cover, purlin roof with original beaver tail cover, massive artificial stone consoles below the eaves, round arched friezes in the corners.	08974946
	Gasthof Bürgergarten (inn with enclosure, courtyard pavement and beer garden)	Grimmaische Strasse 25 (map)	around 1905	Wilhelminian style plastered building with half-timbered elements, built as a hotel, of architectural and cultural significance. three-storey, plastered solid construction, yellow brick plinth, window sills and lintels in artificial stone, side risalits (on one half-timbered structure with hanging truss, on the other risalit formerly half-timbered tower - not preserved), ground floor window with massive artificial stone structure, crooked hip roof (windows and doors renewed in accordance with listed buildings) Enclosure wall: yellow brick with original quarry brick cover, enclosure fence to the beer garden as an ornamental grille.	08974954
	Old school (residential building (former school) in half-open development)	Hauptstrasse 10 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Testimony of the structural development in the place in half-timbered construction, of architectural and local significance. Two-storey, solid ground floor (quarry stone), upper floor half-timbered, window and door walls on the ground floor in wood (renewed), presumably wooden eaves, gable roof with plain tile covering.	08974987
	Memorial to those who fell in the wars of 1870/1871 and both world wars	Kirchplatz (map)	after 1871 (war memorial)	standing directly in front of the church, of local historical importance. Porphyry tuff stele, relief mourners , porphyry tuff ball as crowning, inscription in the base: "To those who did not return home 1914–1918 1939–1945", on the church porphyry tuff plaques with the names of the dead from the wars of 1870–1871 and 1914–1918	08974995
More pictures	Ev. Stadtkirche Brandis (church (with furnishings))	Kirchplatz (map)	in the core 13th century (church)	The core of the Romanesque choir tower church, the choir expanded in the Gothic style, the tower top baroque, of importance in terms of building history, the history of the place and the appearance of the town. (Dehio, page 92), plastered solid construction, choir with polygonal end and buttresses, tower on a square floor plan with octagonal attachment and dome, gable roof, south bridal hall with portal in Porpyhrtuff, above portal porphyry tufa with inscription, inscribed: "1570"? (very battered), segmented arched window with tracery in porphyry tuff in the west gable.	08974992
	Rectory, side enclosure and archway	Kirchplatz 1 (map)	1697, later changes	simple plastered building with high hipped roof, beautiful house entrance door, drilled wooden window frames on the upper floor, of architectural and local historical importance. Two-storey, plastered solid construction, door around 1800, (allegedly plastered half-timbered building), drilled wooden window frames, wooden eaves, hipped roof on the upper floor.	08974993
	Old school (former city school with rear fence)	Kirchplatz 3 (map)	Mid 19th century	Simple plastered building with a crooked hip roof, of local historical importance. Two-storey, plastered solid construction, door frames in sandstone, original door, window frames mostly in wood, hipped roof.	08974994
	Individual memorials of the totality of the old cemetery Brandis: cemetery gate, enclosure, some tombs (hereditary burials of the von Pentz family with a memorial plaque for General Carl Heinrich von Stülpnagel and the Tippner family as well as another wall tomb) and the Soviet grove of honor as the burial place of 275 war dead from the USSR known by name (see also aggregate 09304452)	Leipziger Strasse (at No. 18) (map)	1897 (cemetery)	of contemporary and local historical importance. Enclosure wall: quarry stone, plastered, entrance: iron gate and pedestrian gate, three encircling pillars made of sandstone with a sloping roof Tomb Fam von Pentz (landowner on Brandis). Stone cross on plinth with inscription, black granite ?, wrought iron fence in the neo-Gothic forms, lying commemorative plate for General Carl-Heinrich von Stülpnagel , a member of the conspiracy against Hitler on 20 July 1944, execution in Berlin-Plötzensee Soviet memorial (1941–1945) for 172 fallen soldiers: base made of Beucha granite with inscriptions (Cyrillic script), side granite stones made of Beucha granite with triangular gable ends, ivy plants in front lavishly designed individual tomb (black Swedish granite) for a lieutenant (Kontarew, 1925–46) First wall grave (Tippner's hereditary burial): Beucha granite, octagonal pillars with leaf capitals (including a pretzel as the guild mark of the master baker Tippner), rusticated wall with keystone Second wall grave: Porphyry tufa with a round finish, in the middle a niche with archivolt (sun relief), framed by columns, two smaller round arch niches on the sides	08974985
	Totality of the old cemetery Brandis, with the individual monuments: cemetery gate, enclosure, some tombs (inheritance of the von Pentz family with a memorial plaque for General Carl Heinrich von Stülpnagel and Tippner family and another wall grave) and the Soviet memorial cemetery (see individual monuments - Obj. 08974985), still the horticultural designed cemetery complex with avenue (garden monument)	Leipziger Strasse (at No. 18) (map)	1897, maybe older	of contemporary and local historical importance.	09304452
	Butcher shop Höhl: installation of a butcher shop	Leipziger Strasse 4 (map)	around 1905 (butcher shop)	Evidence of Art Nouveau in an impressive original condition, of local history and artisanal and artistic importance. Tiles on walls and ceilings (decorative painting on walls, ceiling, original floor tiles).	08974898
	Ratskeller (inn in semi-open development and in a corner)	Market 9 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Simple plastered construction, original house entrance door with wooden door frames, of local and architectural importance. Two-storey, plastered solid construction, original door with wooden door frames, window frames on the upper floor in wood, profiled wooden eaves, gable roof, on the side of the street window sills in sandstone.	08974991
	Residential house in open development, with a side archway	Markt 13 (map)	re. 1730, older in essence	simple plastered building with valuable seat niche portal, evidence of the structural development in the village in the 18th century, of architectural significance. Two-storey, plastered solid construction, seat niche portal in porphyry tuff (keystone marked: 1730, presumably renewed inscription), window frames on the ground floor partly in porphyry tufa, half-hipped roof with dormers, profiled wooden eaves.	08974989
	Residential house in semi-open development	Market 15 (map)	re. 1898, later modifications	Evidence of the structural development around 1900 in a rich facade design, of architectural significance. Two-storey, plastered solid construction, ground floor changed, upper storey with brick and sandstone window frames, roofing in sandstone, gable with elaborate structural elements in sandstone, inscription panel in the gable, inscribed: "1898", gable structure in brick with sandstone structure.	08974986
More pictures	The whole of the castle and manor Brandis, with the following individual monuments: Castle, gatehouse, west and east wing of the farmyard as well as mausoleum and water tower in the manor park (see individual monuments - Obj. 09300761, same address), furthermore the north wing of the farmyard west of the gatehouse as a group part and manor park ( Garden monument) with enclosure wall, two lion statues, fountain basin, swimming pool, three seats, vase on pedestal, natural theater with pavilion, sacrificial altar, dog memorial and viewing terrace as a whole	Markt 19 (map)	1696	Magnificent baroque palace complex, architect: David Schatz , Leipzig, of local, artistic and art historical importance. Outbuildings: two-storey, solid, plastered, saddle roof, ground floor with walls in porphyry tuff Castle park: originally baroque, later reshaped and expanded, the garden today represents a synthesis of the landscaping of the late 19th century and significant changes and additions from the early 20th century, the relief of the terrain is divided into three levels, "upper garden" with a strong relationship the castle, “lower garden” essentially characterized by the pond and meadow areas of the “large plan”, south “new facility” with two avenues of lime trees and groups of trees, generous character, altogether diverse woody stock, accented by the buildings in the park and the garden equipment, including pavilion in Half-timbered structure with hood in sheet metal, semicircular walls (plastered yellow brick), with corner pillars, on top of them vases (artificial stone), lion statue, fountain with central artificial stone bowl, dog grave stone: inscription: "Memorial for loyal dogs".	08974943
	Residential house formerly in a semi-open development with a side gate and ancillary building in the courtyard	Mathildenstrasse 23 (map)	around 1905	Plastered construction with half-timbered elements, evidence of the structural development in the village at the turn of the century, of architectural significance. Two-storey solid construction, quarry stone plinth, red cornice, yellow brick facade on the ground floor, window sills in artificial stone, half-timbered structures on the corner, hipped roof with lateral gable roofs, bat dormer, profiled wooden eaves, original door, some original windows Gate pillars (yellow and red brick): profiled cover plates with crowning spheres in artificial stone Outbuildings: one-story, yellow brick, facade partly plastered, half-timbered gable, half-hip roof	08974897
	villa	Polenzstrasse 2b (map)	re. 1899	Picturesque clinker brick building, upper floor clad with plain tiles, testimony to the structural development of the turn of the century around 1900 in an unusual design, of architectural significance. two-storey, ground floor quarry stone base, brick building (yellow brick), second upper floor clad with plain tile, picturesque design (bay window, arbor, entrance porch), hipped roof with lateral roofs (ridge turrets on top) covered with plain tile, window sills on the ground floor covered with tiles (plain tile) Overlapping arches on windows partly with green glazed bricks, wooden winter gardens attached to the side, marked 1899 (weather vane).	08974945
	Residential building in closed development	Rathausgasse 1 (map)	re. 1750	Simple plastered building with the remains of an old segment arch portal, evidence of the structural development in the town in the 18th century, of architectural significance. two-storey, plastered solid construction (upper storey probably originally half-timbered), window walls on the ground floor in porphyry tuff, former entrance (now window) with keystone and inscription, keystone marked 1750, new entrance on the side with door (1st half of the 19th century), profiled wooden eaves, One-sided hipped roof, wooden window frames on the upper floor.	08974988
	Butcher's Simon: A butcher's shop fitting	Rathausgasse 4 (map)	According to information from 1924 (butcher shop)	Testimony to an original shop interior from the 1920s with an elaborate design, of local history and artisanal and artistic importance. Tiles on the walls, painted glass panels on the ceiling (depicting the four seasons), original floor tiles, rich decorative painting.	08973232
	Brandis High School (school with gym)	Schulstrasse 3 (map)	re. 1906 (school)	representative building in the style of historicism, elaborate facade design, local and architectural significance. School: marked 1906 (inscription in the gable), three-storey, broken stone base, solid, plastered, corner cuboid, eaves side nine window axes, risalit offset from the center with triangular gable, central roofed altar-like entrance with arched portal, on the ground floor segmented arched windows, cuboid plastered windows with Three-part segmental arched skylight (1st floor) or curtain arched skylight (2nd floor), gable roof hipped on one side with ridge turret (Welsche hood), right half of the house with gable roof, corner turret with a pointed Welscher hood, in the gable with a clock with fluted circular frame, underneath plastered area with inscription : "Built with God", above it in the triangular gable inscription: "1906", back: vertically emphasized yellow clinker brick structure, stepped clinker eaves, plastered parapets, interiors with original double doors and original staircase with floral ornamented banisters Gym: one-storey with a basement, box-shaped yellow clinker building, five window axes, wide pilaster strips, stepped clinker eaves, hipped roof (beaver tail covering), single-storey extension (clinker building) with flat roof.	08974997
	Villa Brachmann	Starenweg 18 (map)	1902-1903	picturesque country house architecture in an unusual design with rustic quarry stone masonry, architect: Raymund Brachmann, Leipzig, local history, architectural history and artistic importance. The unusual villa building was carried out in 1902/03 according to plans by the Leipzig architect Raimund Brachmann (building application 1901). The client was Elisabeth Schulze, née. Haunstein, who soon became Brachmann's wife. Two-storey building, the ground floor largely clad with quarry stone, the upper storey conceived as part of the high, broken roof, the roof area originally with slate cladding, turrets emphasizing the south-east corner, and a terrace on the south side of the building, which also includes the turret and part of the east side (today partially built up). On the north side, there was also a two-storey extension that was connected to the main building through the entrance. Few remains of original equipment inside. The villa is an exemplary and documentary reference to the work of Raimund Brachmann, who was one of the most innovative master builders in Leipzig and beyond at the beginning of the 20th century. It shows how the architect orientated himself to trendsetting trends in American and English architecture. As a distinctly individually shaped architect's house from 1900, it is a building that goes well beyond the general dimensions in terms of design. Since Brachmann also lived here in his later years, the building also keeps the memory of its builder alive in a special way. From this point of view, villa construction is of great architectural and artistic importance. It is also a testimony to Waldsteinberg's development into a summer residence for wealthy Leipzig citizens.	09304261
	Blue Cross (Former Hospital Building)	Töpfergasse 2 (map)	1st half of the 20th century	in the reform style of the time around 1910, of architectural and cultural historical importance. single-storey, plastered solid construction, yellow brick plinth, central projection with curved gable, mansard roof with ridge turrets, wooden eaves.	08974951
	New Brandis Cemetery: Ceremony hall in the cemetery	Waldstrasse (behind No. 12) (map)	1963	Evidence of the structural development of the 1960s in a remarkable design, of importance in terms of building history. One-storey, plastered solid construction, rubble stone base, lead glass windows, original plaster, steel supports of an open corridor, gable roof with ridge turret.	08974996
	Villa Kuhnert (residential building in open development, with piers)	Weststrasse 1 (map)	around 1890	Wilhelminian style villa-like clinker brick building with half-timbered elements and explosive gable, evidence of the structural development in the village in the 19th century. Two-storey solid construction, quarry stone plinth, sandstone cornice, yellow brick building with hanging gable on the half-timbered bay, window sills and structure in sandstone, gable roof with original beaver tail covering, original windows.	08974952

Beucha

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Beucha station: reception building with ticket machine and toilet block of a train station	Albert-Kuntz-Strasse 62 (map)	1898	Beucha – Trebsen line (BT 6386) as a branch line for goods and passenger traffic, especially for the regional stone industry (Beucha granite porphyry), important in terms of location and traffic history, ticket machine of the GDR era of technological and social history. Beucha station opened in 1866 as the main part of the Beucha – Trebsen line (branch line), initially for freight and from 1898 also for passenger transport, since 1902 station, in 1998 freight transport ceased Reception building (parcel 456/17): one or two-storey, plastered solid construction, rubble stone base, window frames profiled and in sandstone, gable roof, partly original doors, original windows, ticket machine from the GDR era, station canopy in wooden construction Toilet house (parcel 456/17): wooden construction with decorations Objects formerly belonging to the station that were demolished before 2017: Mechanical barrier system at the Kleinsteinberger Straße level crossing, operated by the signal box Bs, two-way full barrier (on each side of the tracks a barrier boom that extends across the full width of the street), is operated mechanically by a barrier winch and cable system from the signal box, each with a mechanical bell ( the ringing is triggered by the drive on the barrier frame) Signal box Bs (parcel 140/1): mech. Jüdel, commissioned in 1914 Signal box Ba (parcel 125a): mech. Standard signal box, commissioned in 1940, reinforced concrete Signal box Bn (parcel 456/16): mech. Standard signal box, track diagram signal box (GS II) Commissioned in 1940 Signal box Bo demolished before 2014 The signal box is not only responsible for the points and signals of the associated signal box district, but also operates the mechanical barrier and bell at the nearby level crossing. In the signal box technical equipment on the upper floor possibly. also barrier winch for operating the mechanical barrier system (barrier winch on the barrier winch bracket, drives the cable drum, which in turn operates the drive on the barrier frame via a wire rope).	08974955
	Residential house in open development	August-Bebel-Strasse 24 (map)	around 1900	Wilhelminian style, two-tone clinker brick building, of architectural significance. Two-storey, massive clinker brick building, half-hip roof, varied structure with red clinker bricks (cornice strips, eaves) and original plaster structure (fluted bands on the ground floor), window sills and segmented lintels in artificial stone with keystone, the corners are emphasized by green, glazed clinker bricks, on the eaves side three roof houses with each one on the eaves side two segment arched windows with keystone.	08974959
	Duplex house	August-Bebel-Strasse 43; 45 (card)	re. 1908	Street-defining residential building, clearly structured plastered facade, side elevation with gable in the Swiss style, of architectural significance. Two-storey, solid, plastered, left half of the house with original plaster structure, grooved corner pilasters, window parapet fields of rough plaster, segmental arches and straight window closures, partly keystone (plastered up), side projections and dwelling houses with a gable roof, gable with trusses on profiled sides, all in all with crooked gable roof Window openings, dormer windows on the back, marked 1908 (in the gable).	08974957
More pictures	Catholic parish church St. Ludwig (Catholic church of Beucha and Naunhof)	August-Bebel-Strasse 54 (map)	1911-1912	Hall church with mansard roof and turret, in the reform style of the time around 1910, of local historical importance. single-storey, mansard roof (beaver tail covering) with roof turret (slated), with cross, wooden eaves, original plaster structure (window sockets, pilaster strips, gable framing), rectangular windows and original muntins, oval windows, trapezoidal projecting entrance with tent roof on both gable sides (beaver tail covering), original entrance Wooden crucifix next to the entrance.	08974958
	Beucha steel house (residential building)	Dahlienweg 8 (Map)	1926-1927	Prefabricated steel house, traditional design with a crooked hip roof, of historical importance. Single-storey prefabricated construction (sheet metal cladding or metal walls) on a stone base, crooked hip roof (beaver tail covering), entrance covered with a pent roof.	08974968
	Gasthof Wolfshain (several parts of the building)	Village ring 5 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	old location Wolfshain, upper floor half-timbered, of architectural and local historical importance. Two-storey, angular floor plan, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered (partly plastered), wooden eaves, half-hip roof, partly wooden window frames on the ground floor.	08974976
	Moving out house of a former three-sided farm	Village ring 9 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	old location Wolfshain, evidence of rural building and way of life of the 19th century in clay construction, of architectural significance. Two-storey, clay-quarry stone mixed construction, plastered overall, partly wooden window frames on the ground floor, gable in half-timbered, half-hipped roof.	08974978
	Farm with residential house, side building attached to it, stable building, gatehouse, courtyard paving, gate system (with gate) and enclosure as well as two courtyard trees at the driveway	Dorfring 12 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	old location Wolfshain, upper floor half-timbered house, farm buildings plastered buildings with brick structure, evidence of rural construction and way of life in the 19th and 20th centuries. Century, of architectural and local significance. Residential house: two-story, solid ground floor (quarry stone), upper floor half-timbered, half-hipped roof with bat dormers, profiled wooden eaves Gatehouse: two-storey, plastered solid construction, ground floor window and door and gate walls in brick (yellow), bay window on the upper floor clad with quarry bricks, hipped roof with bat dormers, brick gate pillars (two types of yellow bricks, engobed and natural-colored), cover with plain tiles as artificial masonry two farm buildings: two-storey, plastered solid buildings, brick structure (yellow brick), partly flat roofs, partly saddle roofs (roof extensions on the saddle roofs) two chestnut trees at the entrance to the courtyard.	08974977
	Barn of a three-sided farm	Dorfring 15 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	old location Wolfshain, evidence of rural building and economic methods in earth building technology, of architectural significance. One-storey, quarry stone plinth, clay corrugation walls, barn door, wooden eaves, gable roof, half-timbered gable.	08974975
	Residential house of a former three-sided courtyard with courtyard wall and gate system (with gate)	Dorfstrasse 16 (map)	re. 1803, later reshaped	simple plastered building with crooked hip roof and segmental arch portal, testimony to the rural living and way of life of bygone times, of architectural importance. Residential house: two-storey, solid, plastered, high hipped roof with two-row bat dormers, sandstone window sills on the upper floor, sandstone window sills on the ground floor, sandstone entrance door walls, segmented arch portal with keystone (marked 1803), shutters, corner pilasters, wooden beam ceiling in the gable and ground floor Enclosure: two square gate pillars with sandstone cover and arched gate, gate entrance with wheel deflector made of Beucha granite, window enlarged on the eaves.	08974967
	House in the corner of Wolfshainer Straße, side building of a farm	Dorfstrasse 17 (map)	re. 1898	Well-structured clinker brick building from the Wilhelminian era that defines the street scene, is of importance in terms of building history. Residential house on a trapezoidal floor plan: two-storey, solid, red brick structure, rubble stone plinth, window sills and cornice in sandstone, ground floor segmented arched window with keystone, upper floor rectangular window with straight and triangular roofing made of sandstone on consoles, on the gable inscription panel: "Max Dietrich 1898", original on the sides as molded bricks (three-quarter bar), on the eaves side original entrance door with skylight, straight roofing, stepped brick eaves, corner pilaster strips made of brick with sandstone capital, gable roof (double groove tile), eaves in the gable made of sandstone (profiled).	08974966
	House of a farm, with fence around the front garden, gate system (with gate) and courtyard paving	Dorfstrasse 29 (map)	Mid 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered, testimony to the rural living and way of life of bygone times, of architectural significance. Residential house: two-story, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, half-hipped roof (beaver tail covering), window frames on the ground floor made of granite, wooden windows, entrance flanked by granite pilasters Enclosure: gate pillar with gate for people, iron fence as ornamental grille, courtyard paving: granite slabs on the side, river stones in the middle	08974965
	Subject aggregate Friedhof Beucha, cemetery with the individual monuments enclosure, main gate and hereditary burials (Berg, Grohmann, Krah, Landmann) (see individual monuments - Obj. 08974963, same address) and the Lindenallee (garden monument) as an aggregate part	Kirchberg 9 (behind) (map)	1914	of local historical importance.	09304543
	Individual features of the population of Beucha cemetery: enclosure, main gate and hereditary burials (Berg, Grohmann, Krah, Landmann) (see population 09304543, same address)	Kirchberg 9 (behind) (map)	Early 20th century (hereditary funerals Krah, Grohmann, Berg)	of local historical importance. Mountain hereditary burial: Wall grave with tree trunk imitation (granite) and oak leaves, above arch with keystone, inscription: "EB" Hereditary burial Grohmann: Wall grave with a flat triangular gable on pilasters with a concave swinging capital (relief of ears of corn and cross), medallion with relief (sickle, leaves) and inscription: "Life means striving" Enclosure wall: quarry stone, access to the cemetery with a segment-arched gate, cover as a carnies arch at the end, inscription: "Christ is the resurrection and the life" (dressed up writing) Hereditary burial Krah: three stone blocks, middle block with relief (iron cross, sword and roses), accompanying blocks with wreath relief Landmann's tomb: simple base, on it artificial stone with relief (grieving, seated woman)	08974963
More pictures	Bergkirche Beucha (church (with furnishings), churchyard with enclosure, two tombs and war memorial for those who fell in World War I)	Kirchberg 15 (map)	1290 (choir and church tower)	Romanesque choir tower church, remodeled in the 19th century, visible from afar, lying on a mountain spur, surrounded by a quarry, baroque tombs in the churchyard, important in terms of local history, characterizing the townscape, building history and landscape design. (Dehio, p. 920) Church: massive, plastered choir tower church with retracted choir (straight end with war memorial on the outer wall), flat-roofed hall with arched windows (before 1890), gable roof, choir tower on a rectangular floor plan with tent roof, sphere and weather vane, in the choir segmented arched windows, transept-like sacristy extension, roofed on the west side Entrance (slate covering) with two-flight stairs and stone bench War memorial for the fallen of the First World War: Rustic wall made of Beucha granite with a pointed triangular gable on pillars, in the gable triangle relief (soldier's head with helmet) in the medallion, including two tablets with the names of the fallen, two stone benches on the side Enclosure wall made of Beucha granite two grave monuments made of sandstone, quarry flooded in 1950.	08974960
More pictures	Water tower	Kirchberg 17 (next to) (map)	1911-1913	A technical monument that characterizes the townscape, with its passage at the same time forms access to the churchyard, of importance in terms of supply and local history. The water tower on the Kirchberg, built in 1911–13 based on a design by Brandiser Walter Gralapp by the Leipzig civil engineer Arthur Bunde, shapes the appearance of Beucha. With the involvement of the Saxon Homeland Security Association, it was designed as an octagonal tower modeled on a donjon. Its square base is designed as a gateway to the churchyard. A pent roof supported by monolithic granite columns from the Beucha quarry mediates between the terrain rising towards the church and the 27-meter water tower. Small, unframed windows and a slightly exposed cornice structure the simple, gray plastered facade. The flat tent roof is closed off by a copper-covered lantern. Until about 1952 the tower served as a water supply for the towns of Beucha, Kleinsteinberg, Wolfshain and Albrechtshain. Its steel Barkhausen container, which is open at the top and has a capacity of 100 m³, has been preserved, as has the cast-iron spiral staircase that enables it to be accessed from the inside. As a testimony to the early communal water supply at the beginning of the 20th century, the water tower is of importance in the history of supply and technology. At the same time, it has a defining character. (LfD / 2017) Five-storey water tower on an octagonal floor plan with a tent roof and small lantern and knob, ground floor on a rectangular floor plan, as a round-arched gate passage to the cemetery, courtyard-side roofing with a pent roof on four pillars, on the street-side with bossed ashlar framed round-arched gate opening, above three small arched windows, wooden eaves.	08974961
More pictures	Beucha windmill	Kleinsteinberger Strasse 9 (map)	1837 (mill)	Turmholländer, characterizing the townscape, of importance in terms of local history. four-storey, on a circular floor plan, quarry stone masonry, wings no longer available, small arched windows in all four directions, round windows on the third floor, old windows, flat conical roof, built in 1837, last electric motor, technology not preserved, shut down in 1982.	08974974
	Mural in a school	Kleinsteinberger Strasse 20 (map)	1955	Mural “Jugendleben” by the Leipzig painter Günter Albert Schulz (1921–2004), artistic significance. Secco painting by Günter Albert Schulz, a sequence of scenes depicting episodes from the upbringing and education of young people, formal in the sense of socialist realism.	09299645
	Residential house, pull-out house, side building, barn, courtyard paving and street-side enclosure wall with gate passage and gate to a three-sided courtyard	Kleinsteinberger Strasse 69 (map)	around 1800	old locality Kleinsteinberg, partly half-timbered, partly solid buildings, plastered, well-preserved and typical regional farm that characterizes the street scene, of importance in terms of building history and local history. Three-sided courtyard in regional and time-typical construction, consisting of a residential house, pull-out house, side building and barn, the street-side enclosure wall with gate entrance and gate as well as the courtyard pavement complete the historical building stock. Residential house, built around 1800: two-storey, ground floor solid in quarry stone, upper floor half-timbered with brick infill, plastered overall, probably a slightly younger side, mansard roof. Side building adjoining the house, probably first half of the 19th century, plastered quarry stone masonry, eaves and gable in brick, facing part of the stable with vault on natural stone pillars, then supports in cast iron, saddle roof. Pull-out house on the eastern side of the courtyard: according to information, dating in the roof 1748, two-storey residential stable with two parallel barrels, ground floor solid, upper floor half-timbered, plastered overall, stable part with Prussian caps on iron pillars, crooked hip roof, on the outside extension of a large storage cellar with barrel vault. Barn: around 1890, two-door, plastered quarry stone masonry, upper gable area and eaves in brick. Enclosure on the street side: wall, plastered, originally with two gate entrances, wall pillars with spherical attachments, people gate closed with a rounded arch. Court pavement: Wild pavement in natural stone. The largely authentically preserved courtyard complex in its grown structure is a testimony to the rural building and way of life in the 19th century on the spot and in the region. With its historical building stock, the Dreiseithof exemplifies the structural development, characteristics and function of a rural economy in the past. He embodies an important informative value on the home and building history. It was once the largest farm in the village, and the importance associated with it is evidently expressed in the unusual appearance of the house with a mansard roof. (LfD / 2013) Residential house / side building: two-storey, ground floor solid quarry stone, upper floor half-timbered, mansard hipped roof, saddle roof dormer, beaver tail covering, original plaster structure, extension towed to the rear (eaves side), old windows, some with winter windows Residential stable house: two-story, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered (plastered), shutters on the ground floor, half-hipped roof, towed one-story extension in quarry stone with pent roof Enclosure: round arched gate, quarry stone, plastered, two square gate pillars (solid, quarry stone) with spherical top	08974972
	War memorial for the fallen soldiers of the First World War	Kleinsteinberger Strasse 81 (in front) (map)	after 1918 (war memorial)	old location Kleinsteinberg, local historical significance. Cube-like memorial stone made of Beucha granite with the inscription: "Our fallen" and the names of the fallen, above a sculpture of a kneeling girl with a laurel wreath.	08974973
	villa	Moritz-Nebe-Weg 3 (map)	around 1910	near the district Waldsteinberg, villa-like house, testimony to the structural development of the time around 1910 in a country house style, of architectural and local significance. single-storey (with an extended attic), plastered solid construction, base in brick (red brick), two half-timbered bay windows, gable in half-timbered, gable roof, arbor in half-timbered, gable roof with beaver tail covering.	08974979
	The Starenhof (villa)	Moritz-Nebe-Weg 6 (map)	around 1910	near the district of Waldsteinberg, evidence of the structural development in the village around 1910, of architectural and local significance. single-storey, plastered solid construction, rubble stone base, picturesque structure (corner turret), mansard roof, simple original plaster structure, original entrance door.	08974990
	Villa with outbuildings and villa garden with pond (garden monument) and pavilion	Moritz-Nebe-Weg 7 (map)	1924-1926	near the district of Waldsteinberg, representative building from the time after World War I, of local and art historical importance. Single-storey, plastered solid construction, base in porphyry tufa-colored artificial stone, cornices, pilasters, window and door frames as well as columns in porphyry-tufu-imitating artificial stone, several porches on the garden side, portico on the courtyard side with a driveway above mezzanine, mansard roof with dormers, inside two halls with stucco ceilings and parquet as well as rich Structure (mostly in wood), glass doors inside with facet cut, farm building: single-storey, solid, plastered, gable roof with roof houses, in the middle of the building a garage with an original gate	08974982
	villa	Waldweg 3 (map)	around 1905	near the district Waldsteinberg, with half-timbered elements, evidence of the structural development in the village around 1910, based on English country house architecture, of local and architectural significance. single-storey, plastered solid construction, base granite slabs, window sills in sandstone, windows with shutters, mansard roof with half-timbered structures	08974980
	Villa with three outbuildings, enclosure with archway and villa garden (garden monument) with pond	Waldweg 5 (map)	around 1915	near the district Waldsteinberg, large property, testimony to the country house architecture of the period after 1900, of architectural, local and socio-historical importance. Country house: one-storey, plastered solid construction, brick base, picturesque structure, balcony, mansard roof with dormers Outbuildings: single-storey, plastered solid construction, brick plinth, original windows, hipped roof Coach house: one storey, large gate, brick plinth, plastered solid structure, hipped roof with bat dormer Pigeon house: single-storey, plastered solid construction, brick base, original windows, mansard roof, partly slated.	08974981
	Stahlhaus Beucha (residential building in open development)	Weidenweg 3 (map)	1926	of supraregional importance in terms of building history (prefabricated steel house, sun type). Two-storey prefabricated construction (sheet metal cladding or metal walls), stone plinth, window frames in the basement plinth made of granite, gable roof, beaver tail covering, wooden eaves, boarded gable in the upper part, some original windows, erected within 14 days.	08974969
	Waystone	Zweenfurther Straße (corner to Straße Hasenheide) (map)	around 1900	Granite stele with inscription, meaning of transport history. Square granite stele from the 19th century with inscriptions. Wegestein as evidence of the traffic-technical development of the rural area of traffic-historical importance. Inscription: "Zweenfurth" / "Beucha" / "Brandis"	08974962

Polenz

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Waldpolenz military airfield (former military airport and barracks accommodation for officers and crew, three hangars, tower, flying school, bunker)	(east of Brandis, west of Leulitz and Zeititz, north of Polenz) (map)	1934-1935	Military buildings in the style of the 1930s, test site of Junkers Flugzeug- und Motorenwerke AG Dessau, flying school, 1945 to 1992 use by Soviet aviation forces, then landing field for general aviation, closed since 2005, extensive demolition work in 2014/15, from structural, local and military-historical Meaning. Around 2012 the following street names were assigned within the barracks area: Adlerallee, Falkenallee, Habichtring, Milanring, Muldentalring, perhaps also Am Alten Flugplatz Commandant's building (house number: 22): single-storey, plastered solid construction, brick base, original windows and door, original stairs, arbor at the rear, steep pitched roof with dormers, DEMOLITION 2014/15 Accommodation (house number: 20): single-storey, plastered solid construction, brick base, pitched roof with loft extensions, original windows and doors as well as window and door shutters, ABBRUCH 2014/15 Accommodation (semi-detached house) (house numbers: 16 and 18): single-storey, plastered solid construction, brick base, pitched roof with loft extensions, original windows and doors as well as window and door shutters, ABBRUCH 2014/15 Accommodation (house number: 17, 19, 21): two-storey, plastered solid buildings, brick plinths, elaborate entrances with relief figures, hipped roof with bat dormer, original doors and windows, 2014/15 ABBRUCH Officers' mess (house number: 26): one-storey, plastered solid construction, quarry stone plinth, terrace with quarry stone wall, quarry stone door walls, window sills in quartz porphyry, plastered eaves, hipped roof with loft extensions, several halls inside, ABBRUCH 2014/15 Crew accommodation (house number: 31): two-storey, plastered solid construction, brick plinth, window sills in ceramic, representative entrance in quartz porphyry, side entrance to the cellar in clinker brick and original lattice, hip roof with bat dormer Crew accommodation (house numbers: 30 and 32): two-storey, plastered solid construction, brick plinth, window sills in ceramic, representative entrance in quartz porphyry (entrance design different from house number 31), side entrance to the cellar in clinker brick and original grating, hipped roof with bat dormer, house -Number: 30 2014/15 CANCEL Probably casino (house number: 11): single-storey, plastered solid construction, rubble stone base, terrace with rubble stone wall, original windows, window sills in quartz porphyry, wooden eaves, hipped roof with pike, angular floor plan, original plaster, ABBRUCH 2014/15 Machine hall = station (house number: 23): two-storey hall, partly brick-view, original windows, flat roof, ramps with concrete roof, inside: reinforced concrete column construction Aviation school (house number: 5): two-storey, plastered solid construction, base in brick, hipped roof with pike, plastered eaves, angular floor plan Team accommodation (house number: 4): two-storey, plastered solid construction, brick base, hipped roof with loft extensions, inside original staircases and tiles in the hallway Hangar (house number: 80): solid construction, steel gates, parabolic roof, inside steel frame construction of the roof (2012 application for demolition is available) Hangar (house number:?, Third hangar): plastered solid construction (originally greenish colored plaster), wooden gates, roof structure in steel frame Hangar (house number:?, On the tower): plastered solid construction, steel gates, roof structure in steel frame Bunker / transformer bunker: mound of earth, entrances in clinker, 16 × 5 m, concrete covers Tower (house number: 63a): one or three-storey, plastered solid construction, brick plinth, clinker stairs, canopies in concrete, flat roofs in concrete, tower structure as a wooden structure,	08974905
More pictures	Polenz village church: church (with furnishings), war memorial for those who fell in World War I in the churchyard and Trebra-Lindenausche family crypt by the church.	Klingaer Strasse (behind No. 16) (map)	1722-1725	Baroque hall church with retracted, polygonal choir and west tower, of architectural and local significance. Enclosure of the war memorial: two linden tree plantations and a low quarry stone wall as an enclosure, Church: Hall church, plastered solid construction, polygonal choir, hipped roof, west tower on a square floor plan with tent roof, extensions Trebra-Lindenausche family crypt marked 1881 (iron plate): iron grating.	08974909
	Rectory (rectory with barn, enclosure and gate entrance)	Klingaer Strasse 14 (map)	around 1800	Rectory simple plastered building with a crooked roof, of local and architectural significance. Rectory: two-storey, plastered solid construction, window and door frames in porphyry tuff, original entrance door, simply profiled eaves, hipped roof with beaver tail covering and bat dormer Barn: one-storey plastered solid construction, half-hip roof, original gates	08974908
	Syringe house	Klingaer Strasse 17 (map)	Mid 19th century	Half-timbered building that defines the site and is of local historical importance. Two-storey, ground floor massive with gate entrance, upper floor half-timbered, half-hipped roof, original windows.	08974907
More pictures	Rittergut Polenz (manor house of a manor)	Parkstrasse 13 (map)	Late 19th century, essentially older	Architecturally and historically important neo-renaissance building with an older core. Two-storey, plastered solid construction, angled floor plan, several risalits, window frames in sandstone, richly profiled eaves in sandstone and wood, hipped roof, partly mansard roof, several gables (ornaments and cornices in sandstone).	08974911
	Residential stable house, two side buildings, barn, courtyard paving, Göpelbahn (on the back of the barn), wash house and fencing with gate system of a three-sided courtyard	Street of Unity 4 (Map)	1799/1800 dendro	Half-timbered house with half-hipped roof, side building and barn, solid buildings in quarry stone and brick masonry, of local and architectural importance. Three-sided courtyard in regional and time-typical construction, consisting of residential stable house, two side buildings and barn, enclosure, courtyard paving and Göpelbahn as well as the former wash house complete the historical building stock. The largely authentically preserved courtyard complex in its grown structure is a testimony to the rural building and way of life in the 19th century on the spot and in the region. The historical building stock of the Dreiseithof documents the structural development, characteristics and function of a rural economy in the past. The property thus embodies an important informative value about the home and building history. Stable house (dendrodaten winter 1799/1800), side building and barn a little more recent (mid to second half of 19th century), some later changes. Residential stable house: two-storey, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, originally plastered as a whole, wooden window frames on the upper floor, hipped roof, wooden eaves, younger side, solid, boarded up, originally plastered, built in 1800 western side building, adjoining the residential building: two-storey ground floor, formerly used as a stable, in quarry stone masonry, upper floor with lining floors in brick, originally plastered, gable roof with bat dormers, stable with Prussian caps on cast-iron supports Barn: two-door, quarry stone masonry, heightened floor from 1906 in yellow bricks, the building was once completely plastered, sandstone walls, in the eastern part of the barn formerly used as a stable Eastern side building: one-and-a-half-story solid construction, plastered, saddle roof, on the facing side once an extension, turned away area for economic use, recently a garage function Wash house (west of the western side building): small plastered solid building with pent roof, around 1900, shed extension Enclosure with gate system: yellow clinker bricks, partly over broken stone plinth, front garden area with wrought iron fence Court pavement: Wild pavement in natural stone	08974906
	Former farm building of a manor	Street of Unity 7a (map)	1st half of the 19th century	with plank truss roof, historically interesting, as a former part of the manor of local historical importance. Two-storey plastered solid structure, partly still with the original plaster structure, originally window sills, richly profiled main cornice, keel-arched roof, porphyry tuff portal to the courtyard.	08974910

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