List of cultural monuments in Cavertitz

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The list of cultural monuments in Cavertitz contains the cultural monuments of the municipality of Cavertitz that were recorded by the State Office for Monument Preservation of Saxony until March 2020 (excluding archaeological cultural monuments). The notes are to be observed.

This list is a subset of the list of cultural monuments in the district of North Saxony .

Cavertitz

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image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Stone cross	Hauptstraße (at the end of the village, direction Laas) (map)	15th century, 16th century	On the occasion of the death of a person by manslaughter or an accident, a cross-shaped memorial made of sandstone, known as the Murder and Atonement Cross, of local historical significance, of particular value due to its advanced age	08972539
	Road bridge over the Dahle	Main street (map)	1st half of the 20th century	High-quality, largely original bridge construction made of gray granite, of importance in terms of building history and traffic history	08972536
	Waystone	Hauptstraße (at the end of the village, direction Laas) (map)	Around 1850	Significant in terms of traffic history, obelisk-like sandstone path stone	08972540
	Servants' house and side building	Hauptstrasse 35 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	As the servants' house of the manor, which has largely been preserved in its original form, it is of local and socio-historical importance and, because of its location at the entrance to the town, has a defining effect on the townscape. Residential building: one-storey, massive quarry stone building, plastered, plaster walls, crooked hip roof with beaver tail covering, windows and front door renewed Stable barn: single-storey quarry stone building, plastered, gable roof with brim tile covering, wall openings partially changed	08972537
	Servants' house, side building and enclosure	Hauptstrasse 36 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	As the servants' house of the manor, which has largely been preserved in its original form, it is of local and socio-historical importance and, because of its location at the entrance to the town, has a defining effect on the townscape. Residential building: single-storey, massive quarry stone building, plastered, plaster and sandstone walls, hipped roof with disfiguring renewed cover, window openings enlarged Stable barn: one-storey, massive quarry stone construction, plastered, plastered walls, crooked hip roof with disfiguring renewed cover Enclosure: south of the gate exposed stone masonry (1st half of the 20th century), north of the gate plastered quarry stone wall, cover made of artificial stone slabs	08972538
	Waystone	Kirchstrasse (map)	Mid 19th century	Significant in traffic history. Path stone made of sandstone, stele with a pyramid-like finish.	08972542
More pictures	Church with furnishings, cemetery with enclosure, three tombs, memorial for those who fell in World War I, two ice cellars, outbuildings and Luther oak (garden monument)	Kirchstrasse (map)	Before 1200 (church); marked 1588 (eastern ice cellar); Mid-18th century (sandstone grave); 1st half of the 19th century (outbuilding and sandstone grave); around 1850 (sandstone tomb); after 1918; 1st half of the 20th century (western ice cellar)	Romanesque hall church with west tower, of architectural and local significance. Church: Protestant parish church, Romanesque hall building with strong transverse west tower, plastered quarry stone building, short hall with retracted choir and apse, on the south side transept-like extension, modifications in 1797 and 1825 Enclosure: quarry stone wall War memorial: granite boulder with smoothed mirror, inscription "Our 24 fallen soldiers 1914-18" Outbuildings: tool shed, single-storey quarry stone building with sandstone walls, gable roof Eastern ice cellar: cellar neck with pointed arch portal made of sandstone western ice cellar: artificial stone fall Gravestones: 1. Sandstone tomb, stele with lowered torch and palm fronds 2. Tomb: sandstone tomb, stele with a tumba-like finish (around 1850) 3rd tomb: sandstone tomb, openwork tombstone with framing putti (mid-18th century) Lutheran oak: English oak (Quercus robur), north of the church, planted in 1917 on the occasion of the 400th anniversary of the Reformation	08972534
	Parsonage with parsonage, barn, side building, gate post, wall between courtyard and garden and cattle trough	Kirchstrasse 6 (map)	1st half of the 18th century and later (side building); around 1780 (parsonage and parish barn)	Rectory, largely preserved in its original state, in a location that characterizes the street scene, of architectural and local significance. Residential building: two-storey, baroque quarry stone building, plastered, hipped roof, street side with brickwork tiles, courtyard side with renewed cover, two basket arch portals with keystone and sandstone walls, windows with sandstone walls, windows mostly renewed, original front door with original door handles in front of the portals, sandstone steps on the street side removed, profiled eaves Barn: massive quarry stone construction, plastered, plaster walls, gable roof with new brick tile covering Side building: single-storey quarry stone building, plastered, renovation in the 1930s, old front door, large roof overhang at the eaves, plastered walls, side extension around 1780 Enclosure: simple goal posts, quarry stone (plastered)	08972535
	Former school, with sundial	Kirchstrasse 8 (map)	Around 1860	Most of the originally preserved plastered building, as a former church school of architectural and local historical importance. Two-storey massive building, half-hipped roof with beaver tail covering, old front door with skylight and sandstone walls, windows with plastered walls, some with sandstone walls, windows renewed in accordance with monument regulations, window openings on the ground floor partly enlarged later.	08972533
More pictures	Former castle (school yard 2), farm building (school yard 1) and gatehouse	Schoolyard 1, 2 (map)	1906 (New Castle); marked 1906 (gatehouse)	Castle (today school), a plastered building with reform style elements from around 1910, farm building (today a kindergarten) a plastered building with ornamental framework in the jamb area, as a former manor of architectural and local historical importance. Castle: two-storey, massive building, plastered, rubble stone base, walls and cornices made of porphyry tuff, largely original windows, hipped roof with beaver tail covering, two tower-like risalites with copper covering and crowning made of copper, four attic houses, original front door with barred skylight, original staircase with granite steps and two Deer sculptures made of bronze, on the back a terrace, four-axis triangular gable, two-storey arbor with animal heads made of porphyry tufa, interior fittings: original wooden staircase from the ground floor to the first floor, original side staircase from the first floor to the attic, partly parquet, partly original doors and (stucco) ceilings, leaded glass windows and tiled radiator surrounds in the stairwell, some floor tiles, wall tiles in the entrance area Farm building: one or two-storey, massive construction, plastered, plastered walls, timber-framed in the upper wall area, hipped roof with beaver tail covering Gatehouse: Baroque style, massive building with a high quarry stone base, plastered surface above, cornices made of porphyry tuff, central projectile with triangular gable, pent roof with beaver tail covering, side windows with porphyry tuff walls	08972543
	Former country warehouse with stairs and gate posts	Treptitzer Strasse 1 (map)	1956	Country store of the consumer cooperative Oschatz, importance for the history of the GDR, good original condition, historically important. Two-storey, massive building, original scratch plaster (painted over), plinth veneered with quarry stone, plaster flaps, mostly original windows, gable roof with hipped dormers, brick roofing, sills made of dark gray terrazzo, original front door, other entrance doors renewed. Five-step staircase made of natural stone in sloping terrain, simple banisters, west porch 1989.	08972541

Outside

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image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Transformer station	Mühlberger Strasse (map)	Around 1915	As the first transformer house in Außenig, it was of importance in terms of local history, supply history and technology history. Brick building (plastered) with a steep pitched roof, covered with roof tiles and a wooden top (ventilation tower).	08972565
	Guest house with hall extension	Mühlberger Strasse 15 (map)	Around 1780 (inn); around 1880 (hall)	Broad plastered building with a striking effect on the street scene, one of the oldest buildings in the village, of architectural and local significance. Inn: two-story quarry stone building, plastered, sandstone walls on the first floor and on the gable side of the upper floor, otherwise plaster walls on the upper floor, old windows, both door walls removed, both front doors renewed, one window wall on the ground floor removed, crooked hip roof covered with roof tiles Hall extension: one-storey, plastered building with a gable roof, roof stone, sandstone walls, original windows, today used as a sports hall	08972561
	House and enclosure of a farm	Mühlberger Strasse 22 (map)	Around 1750	One of the few preserved half-timbered houses in the village, of importance in terms of architectural history and the appearance of the street. Farmhouse: Ground floor massive undercuts, upper floor probably full-frame timber frame (plastered), crooked hip roof with presumably original roof truss, cover renewed, ground floor heavily changed, window openings enlarged on the upper floor too Enclosure wall: made of broken or brick masonry, plastered	08972562
	Side building (with Kumthalle)	Mühlberger Strasse 23 (map)	Marked 1912	Most of the original preserved evidence of rural life, of architectural and socio-historical importance. Two-storey quarry stone building, partly brick, sandstone walls, original plaster structure, original windows.	08972563

Bucha

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image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Moving house of a farm	August-Bebel-Strasse 3a (map)	Around 1840	Most of the original preserved building in a rare mud brick construction, historically important. One-storey, cleaned, original plaster structure, windows renewed, flat sloping pitched roof with brim tile covering, original front door with skylight.	08972553
	Memorial to the fallen of the First World War	Unity Street (map)	1918	Of local historical importance, obelisk made of reddish artificial stone in the form of a stele on a pedestal	08972555
More pictures	Church with furnishings and sundial, churchyard with enclosure and a tomb	Unity Street (map)	1868/1869 and later (church); around 1910 (tomb)	Hall church in the arched style, of architectural and local significance. Quarry stone masonry, plastered, elongated hall with arched windows, set west tower with pyramid roof, tomb A. Silze with life-size figure of Christ, demolition wooden pump.	08972556
	Residential stable house	Unit 17 Street (Map)	Marked 1877	Most of the original preserved building of a former three-sided courtyard in typical forms of its construction time, historically important. Broken and brick masonry, largely original plaster structure, sandstone sills on the ground floor and upper floor (younger on the upper floor), original front door with skylight and sandstone walls, gable roof with roofing felt, window renewed. Inside: original staircase, some original interior doors.	08972554

Blade Grove

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image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Arch bridge	(west of Klingenhain, parcel 181/1) (map)	19th century	Characterizes the earlier course of the old mill ditch, of architectural significance. Hay bridge, an arch made of granite slabs (roughly hewn), consisting exclusively of radial slabs.	08973376
	Road bridge over the Dahle (towards Mark)	At the Dahle (map)	Around 1845	Three-arched round arch bridge with three arches over the Dahle , well-preserved and rare evidence of traffic engineering with an impact on the landscape and the image of the village, of architectural significance. Wall on the street, rubble stone grouted, supporting pillars replaced.	08972433
	Waystone	At the Dahle (opposite No. 7 at the bridge) (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Significant in terms of traffic history, sandstone scratched, writing washed out	08972432
More pictures	Residential mill house and side building of a former mill property (Obermühle)	At the Dahle 2 (map)	Around 1840	Characteristic of the streetscape due to its location at the entrance to the village, of architectural and local significance. Former watermill, two-storey house, solid, plastered (quarry brick), gable roof with beaver tail covering, sandstone walls, upper floor plaster walls (2015 ruinous condition) Side building (stable): single-storey solid construction with sandstone walls, partly pitched roof with beaver tail covering, twin windows in the gable	08972434
	Moving out house (with Kumthalle) of a three-sided courtyard	At Dahle 8 (map)	Marked 1882	Plastered quarry stone building, evidence of rural life, of architectural significance. The plaster is partly chipped, partly a simple structure (strip pilasters) is still preserved, the ratio of wall area to openings has been changed (four windows have been added, two windows and door new), Kumthalle partly still with sandstone walls, roof covering with roofing felt.	08972431
	Residential stable house, barn and enclosure with gate entrance to a three-sided courtyard	At Dahle 13, 13a (map)	Around 1800 (stable house); around 1900 (barn)	Largely originally preserved, typical for the region and already rare, half-timbered house, massive barn construction, of importance in terms of building history, local history and shaping the townscape. Residential stable house: two-storey, half-hipped roof with curled tiles, ground floor solid, partly with sandstone walls, upper floor in half-timbered, windows renewed, solid gable with simple plaster structure, old windows in the gable Barn: with passage, massive (plastered), gable roof (newly covered).	08972429
	Residential stable house, pull-out house and enclosure of a three-sided courtyard	At Dahle 22 (map)	Around 1820 and later	As a half-timbered house that has largely been preserved in its original form, it is of architectural and local significance, and together with the side building it has a significant impact on the street scene. Farmhouse (residential stable): ground floor quarry stone with sandstone walls, upper floor on the courtyard side in half-timbering, otherwise solid, half-hipped roof (bricked brick), ground floor partially changed Pull-out house: ratio of wall openings to wall area changed, upper floor with wooden walls, new roofing, original front door	08972427
	Residential mill building with mill technology, side building and courtyard paving of a mill property (Harzbeckermühle)	Mühlenweg 1 (map)	Marked 1906 (in the gable of the residential wing); marked 1921 (cowshed)	Mill ensemble, largely preserved in its original state, of importance in terms of architectural, local and technical history. The mill building consists of a two-storey residential wing with a gable roof with the gable facing the street and the actual mill building with four storeys and a flat gable roof adjoining it at the rear. Both buildings are different. There is an inscription on the gable with the date 1906. With their historicizing design, the two parts of the mill could also have been built before 1900. The mill wing, originally a water mill, appears as a plastered building with clinker brick dividing elements. The facades show artificial stone walls in the original plaster. The front residential house with beaver tail covering is enlivened by artificial stone walls, plaster structures, arched curtain windows on the first floor and plaster reliefs (female heads) on the gable. The latter is lavishly designed in the neo-Gothic style. The stable designated 1921, side building, originally probably a dairy cattle stable, is a single-storey plastered building with a pronounced mansard roof (Eternit above) with a plain tile roof. The front is structured by plastered ribbons, bezels and mirror surfaces. The basket arch portal consists of natural stone walls. The actual mill wing shows the usual structure of a grain mill with a floor for the main transmission on the ground floor, grinding floor or roller mill floor, tube floor and classifier floor. Only part of the technology has survived. The main transmission on the ground floor is no longer available. On the floor of the roller mill stands a roller mill from the year 1936 from the company Gebrüder Bühler Dresden. There is also a mixing machine here. The tube sheet (second floor) shows various mixing machines / silos. An aspirator (cleaning) from the Bühler company, probably also from the 1930s, a semolina cleaning machine from the Jehmlich Nossen company and a filter cabinet stand on the plan sifter floor. Apart from that, elevators, augers, the brake elevator with elevator winch (around 1935) and other technology can be found on the various floors. The mill was used privately until 1960, after which it came to the LPG (according to the 1999 survey) and was a compound feed plant for a long time (compound feed plant Klingenhain-Oschatz, name on an iron girder in the mill).	08972428

Lampertswalde

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image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Manor and Castle Park Lampertswalde (entity)	At Winkel 1, 2, 3, 5, 9 (map)	18th century, older in core (manor); around 1700 (castle park); 1st half of the 19th century (manor barn); around 1850 (distillery)	Subject aggregate of the manor and castle park Lampertswalde, with the following individual monuments: gatehouse with angled farm building and temple in the garden (individual monument 08972571, Am Winkel 1), gardener's house with sundial (individual monument 08972571, Am Winkel 2), former estate administrator's house (individual monument 08972569, Am Winkel 3), So-called tenant house, two arched bridges and grotto in the castle park as well as the enclosure walls of the farm yard and the castle park with two gate pillars (individual monument 08972568, Am Winkel 5), the castle park (garden monument) and the following parts: barn (parcel 73, opposite Am Winkel 3), former Distillery building (Am Winkel 9), remains of the wall of the former orangery and pond with a fountain and two ponds to the north and northwest with causeways and avenues (the buildings and outbuildings at Am Winkel 4, 6, 7, 8 and 10 are not of monumental value); Plant of particular importance in terms of building history, local history and garden art	08972572
	Gatehouse with angled farm building and temple in the garden (individual monuments to ID no. 08972572)	Am Winkel 1 (map)	Inscribed with 1824 (temple); marked 1912, older in the core (gatehouse)	Individual features of the aggregate manor and Castle Park Lampertswalde; as a structural part of the former manor of architectural and local significance. Gatehouse with angled farm building: single-storey plastered building, hipped roof with dwelling, presumably former brewery with horse stable and coach house, arched gate entrance Pavilion: four Doric columns with triangular gables, labeled "GFF 1824", built-in fireplace	08972571
	Gardener's house with sundial (individual monument for ID no. 08972572)	Am Winkel 2 (map)	15th century and later (gardener's house); marked 1778 (sundial)	Individual monument belonging to the manor and Castle Park Lampertswalde; In its cubature, the plastered building is exceptionally broadly based with a high hipped roof, very old structure, as part of the castle ensemble of architectural, house history, local history and townscape-defining importance. Broadly mounted, two-storey plastered building (quarry stone and brick masonry, sandstone walls) with two large gate openings on the west side, three oval window openings on the south side, hipped roof with two rows of bat dormers, on the south side changed by roof pike, original front door, windows that have been renewed in accordance with listed buildings Beaver tail tiles, sundial.	08972570
	Former estate manager's house (individual monument for ID no. 08972572)	Am Winkel 3 (map)	Around 1855	Individual monument belonging to the manor and Castle Park Lampertswalde; As far as possible originally preserved, as part of the farmyard of architectural and local historical importance. Two-storey, massive plastered building with a half-hipped roof, intact wall opening ratio, northern half of the building (now number 4) heavily redesigned.	08972569
	So-called tenant house, two arched bridges and grotto in the castle park as well as the enclosure walls of the farm yard and the castle park with two gate pillars (individual memorials for ID no. 08972572)	Am Winkel 5 (map)	Around 1770 (tenant house); 18th century and older (arch bridge); around 1850 (grotto)	Individual features of the aggregate manor and Castle Park Lampertswalde; Stately plastered building with a distinctive mansard hipped roof, historically, characterizing the townscape and of importance in terms of local history. Manor's house: two-storey, massive plastered building with a mansard hipped roof, three to six axes, part of the building demolished after the Second World War, sandstone walls partially removed, old front door, old, partly original windows, bat dormers Enclosure: Enclosure wall of the farm yard, in the north, east and south the garden is bounded by a plastered quarry stone wall, grotto rock passage with neo-Gothic portal in the south of the garden (individual monument)	08972568
More pictures	Residential house, flour mill, sawmill and courtyard paving of a mill property (flour mill)	Malsener Strasse 1 (map)	Marked 1833, in the core probably older (Müllerwohnhaus); marked 1919 (flour mill)	As a former watermill with a late baroque miller's house, largely preserved in its original form, of architectural, local and technical historical importance. Müllerhaus: two-storey plastered building, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, mansard roof, sandstone walls on the ground floor, basket arched portal with keystone, original front door, roof house Mehlmühle: two-story brick building with original windows Wood mill: single-storey building, boarded up, courtyard with cobblestones	08972579
	Waystone	Sommerseite (corner of Sörnewitzer Strasse) (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Of importance for the history of traffic. Granite, formerly black inscription (illegible).	08972586
More pictures	Atonement Cross	Summer page 28 (next to) (map)	15./16. century	Significant in local history. Atonement cross made of sandstone, cross arms broken off, moved to its current location in the 1960s.	08972574
	Residential stable house (without extension)	Summer page 38 (map)	Around 1800	Rural house with plastered half-timbered upper floor, of architectural significance. Two-storey plastered building, ground floor massively driven under, upper storey mostly half-timbered, windows renewed, two-storey boarded extension, gable roof covered with roof tiles, steep roof pitch.	08972577
	Side building of a three-sided courtyard	Sommerseite 42 (map)	Around 1800	Most of the original preserved building in half-timbered construction (St. Andrew's cross), historically important. One storey, sword ribbons, courtyard side gable side partly solid, wide compartments, gable roof.	08972576
	Residential stable house, barn and enclosure of a former three-sided courtyard	Summer page 56 (map)	Around 1800 (stable house); around 1900 (barn)	Architecturally important, three-sided courtyard that was previously closed. Residential stable house: two-storey plastered building, ground floor massive undercuts, upper floor half-timbered, old windows, old front door, roof covered with Eternit, street-side gable faced with sheet metal Barn: massive rubble stone building, plastered, saddle roof covered with Eternit Enclosure: quarry stone / brick masonry, plastered wall posts with sandstone crowning Side building: ground floor massive drive under, upper floor half-timbered, gable massive renewed, old windows, partly wooden walls, saddle roof covered with Eternit; Demolition of the eastern side building detected in 2014	08972578
More pictures	Church with furnishings, cemetery with enclosure and churchyard gate, prison, memorial for the fallen of the First World War, memorial stone for the victims of fascism, memorial stone German / French. War and four tombs	Soernewitzer Strasse (map)	13th century and later (church); 18th and 19th centuries (tomb); 18th century (prison); around 1871 (memorial plaque); after 1918 (war memorial)	Of importance in terms of building history, local history and the appearance of the town. Church: Hall church of Romanesque origin, renovation and new tower construction in 1722, plastered quarry stone building with three-sided choir closure, corner pilasters, arched windows Prison: one-storey, massive plastered building, quarry stone masonry, half-timbered gable, gable roof with beaver tail covering Cemetery: Enclosure wall made of plastered quarry stone masonry with a desk-like brick cover, recessed neck iron (renewed in the 1980s), two-winged access gate from the east and another two-winged wooden access gate from the west, two linden trees in the churchyard and another in the northwest in front of the churchyard wall, sycamore maple on eastern access gate Memorial stone OdF: embossed granite stone, inscription "To the victims of the tyranny 1933–45". Memorial plaque for those killed in the war in 1870/71: cast iron plaque above the church entrance War memorial First World War: conical block of natural stone on a stepped base, crowning cross four tombs on the south wall of the church: elaborately designed sandstone tombs from the 18th and 19th centuries	08972585
	Pavement	Sörnewitzer Strasse (between Sommerseite and Zeuckritzer Strasse) (map)	1st half of the 20th century	Pavement of Sörnewitzer Strasse between the summer side and Zeuckritzer Strasse, of importance for the townscape. Stones of gray granite, partly over-tarred.	08972583
	Inn with equipment, barn and stone path	Soernewitzer Strasse 1 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century (barn); Early 19th century (inn); Mid 19th century (Wegestein); 1918 (catering equipment)	Plastered building with a dining room from 1918 that has largely been preserved in its original form, of importance in terms of building history, local history and the appearance of the street, road stone with importance for the history of traffic. Inn / equipment: dining room with wooden beam ceiling, in the girder with the inscription "Farmer's way and peasant hard work whether they are rarely praised" are the people's source and strength, probably the state that pays attention to it ", pillar (around 1770) with iron cross and the year 1914 –1918, seating and corner bench (1918) Wall decorations: deer antlers, elk trophy, pub sign (1918), barn: quarry stone masonry, plastered, hipped roof (roof tiles) Wegestein: sandstone stele, former location at the cemetery	08972589
More pictures	Mill with equipment, side building and barn as well as mill wheel, mill ditch and courtyard pavement (Niedermühle, Dörfchenmühle)	Sörnewitzer Strasse 3 (next to) (map)	Marked 1822 and later (Mühle); Mid 19th century (side building); 2nd half of the 19th century (barn)	Largely original, stately mill complex of architectural, local and technical historical importance. Mill: two-storey building, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered (one solid gable side), mansard roof, sandstone walls, original windows and front door, basket arch portal with keystone, massive rear extension, sandstone walls Barn: quarry stone masonry, plastered, gable roof (roof tiles) Outbuildings: two-storey massive structure, sandstone walls, gable roof (new beaver tail covering), bat dormers Cobbled courtyard Mill ditch with remains of the two mill wheels	08972588
More pictures	Parsonage, side building and barn of a parsonage as well as enclosure with gate entrance	Soernewitzer Strasse 5 (map)	Marked 1748 (at the courtyard gate)	Rectory stately, baroque plastered building with a high hipped roof, of importance in terms of architectural history, local history and character of the townscape. Rectory: two-storey solid plastered building with hipped roof (crown covering, bat dormers), sandstone walls, original front door with skylight (barred) and original handle set Barn: plastered building with half hip roof (beaver tail covering) Side building: plastered building with half-hipped roof or gable roof on the courtyard side Enclosure with gate passage: quarry stone masonry, beaver tail cover	08972587
	House and courtyard building	Winter page 11 (map)	1789	Residential house in largely original, preserved half-timbered construction, of importance in terms of building history and the street scene. Farmhouse: two-storey building, ground floor massive undercuts, upper floor half-timbered, upper floor boarded up on the gable side as well as boarded gable, gable roof (roof tiles) Courtyard building: small, single-storey plastered building with a gable roof	08972580
	Residential building (without recent additions)	Zeuckritzer Strasse 5 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	One of the last evidences of smallholder life in Lampertswalde from the later 18th century in half-timbered construction, historically important. Two-storey plastered building, ground floor massive undercuts, upper floor half-timbered, on the ground floor wooden walls, front door and floor tiles from around 1910, old windows, gable roof covered with roof tiles.	08972566

Olganitz

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image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Totality of Royal Saxon Triangulation (" European degree measurement in the Kingdom of Saxony "); Station 106, Olganitz	(Parcel 324a) (map)	Marked 1873	Triangulation column; Second order station, significant testimony to geodesy of the 19th century, of significance in terms of surveying history. Triangulation column consisting of a flat base, offset column end, column shaft and slightly protruding end, height 2.4 m, Pirna sandstone, inscription "Station / OLGANITZ / der / Königl: Sächs. / Triangulirung / 1873", cover plate missing.	09286950
	Church with furnishings, churchyard and enclosure wall	Am Anger (map)	Around 1200	Picturesque, small hall church, of architectural and local significance. Church: simple hall building of Romanesque origin, remodeling in 1781, extension in 1803, plastered quarry stone building with retracted and just closed choir, sacristy extension, strong roof turret Enclosure: quarry stone masonry, cleaned, simple goal posts	08972550
	Residential stable house of a homestead	Neue Strasse 25 (map)	Around 1880	The plastered building, largely preserved in its original form, testimony to the peasant way of life in the second half of the 19th century, has a significant architectural history. Massive building (broken stone and brick), original plaster, plaster walls, old windows, gable roof with renewed brick roofing, front door renewed.	08972551

Reudnitz

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Forester's house and barn of a former forester's yard	Bockwitzer Strasse 42 (map)	Around 1850 (barn); 2nd half of the 19th century (forester's house)	Both buildings in half-timbered construction, striking building ensemble of architectural and local historical importance. Forest house: two-storey building, solid (plastered), upper floor half-timbered (boarded up), hipped roof with roof tiles, windows on the upper floor largely renewed (around 1930), older on the ground floor; Inside: some original doors, tiled stoves Barn: half-timbered (partly broken up), partly massively replaced, gable roof with roof tiles, basement	08972557

Umbrella seat

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image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Saxon-Prussian boundary stone : Pilar No. 5 (left Elbe) as well as a runner stone	(Parcel 823) (map)	After 1828	See also population 09305644; In terms of surveying history and regional history, it is of importance as a contemporary document of the historical demarcation between Saxony and Prussia after the Congress of Vienna in 1815. Truncated pyramid made of sandstone with plinth directly on the boundary line, number 5 chiseled on the opposite side and the country code KP / KS, (at least) one corresponding running stone on the boundary line.	08973377
	Saxon-Prussian boundary stone: Pilar No. 6 (left Elbe) and 42 runner stones	(Parcel 327) (map)	After 1828	See also population 09305644; In terms of surveying history and regional history, it is important as a contemporary document of the historical demarcation between Saxony and Prussia after the Congress of Vienna in 1815. Truncated pyramid made of sandstone with plinth directly on the boundary line, number 6 carved on the opposite side and the country code KP / KS, associated with 42 running stones at irregular intervals on the boundary line, nine running stones were moved and placed around the Pilar.	08973379
More pictures	Rectory	Pfarrweg 1 (map)	Marked 1729 (sandstone portal)	As a former parsonage of local historical importance, as a successor to the accommodation of Emperor Charles V during the Battle of Mühlberg of regional historical importance. Two-storey plastered building, upper storey partially half-timbered (mounted, original below), windows and front door renewed, mansard roof with a crooked hip.	08973369
More pictures	Church with furnishings and cemetery with enclosure wall	Pfarrweg 2 (map)	13th century and later	Hall building with a transverse rectangular tower, of architectural and local significance. Tower gable with pilaster strips, tower with roof turret and weather vane, enclosure: quarry stone masonry with sandstone cover, brick masonry with cover made of sandstone slabs (younger part), quarry stone masonry (plastered) with beaver tail crowning, three goal posts with remnants of a crowning made of sandstone blocks (plastered brick wall section of rubble stone blocks) .	08972559

Nice

 Map with all coordinates of the section Schöna : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Waystone	Friedensstrasse 17 (opposite) (map)	Mid 19th century	Significant in traffic history. Sandstone, low stone on a triangular plan.	08972590
	Residential house with stable extension of a three-sided courtyard	Friedensstrasse 20 (map)	Around 1880	Residential house of a former village smithy, plastered building with a simple structure, of architectural significance. Two-storey massive building, original plaster structure, original front door with old sandstone walls, old windows, winter windows on the ground floor, sills added later, gable roof (roof tiles).	08972593
	Waystone	Olganitzer Strasse (corner of Weinbergstrasse) (map)	19th century	Of importance in terms of transport history, sandstone stele on a square floor plan	08972592

Soernewitz

 Map with all coordinates of the Sörnewitz section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Church with furnishings, cemetery with enclosure and memorial for those who died in the First World War	Dorfstrasse (map)	Around 1200 (church); after 1918 (war memorial)	Hall church of Romanesque origin, of architectural and local significance. Church: simple hall church of Romanesque origin, remodeled at the end of the 17th century, tower in 1895, quarry stone building with drawn-in, just closed choir and apse, flat arched window, tapered west tower in the upper part, pyramid roof War memorial: cube on stepped pedestal with crowning eagle Enclosure: quarry stone, plastered, brick covering	08972545
	Moving out house of a former three-sided farm	Dorfstrasse 8 (map)	Around 1800	Architecturally important. Gable walls, ground floor massive and heavily changed, upper floor facing away from the courtyard massive, courtyard-facing upper floor half-timbered, the only unplastered half-timbered structure in town.	08972549
	Residential stable house and barn of a former three-sided courtyard and gate entrance	Dorfstrasse 18 (map)	1860 (stable house); around 1900 (barn)	Typical regional courtyard complex with architectural history and street picture-defining importance	08972547
	Residential house of a three-sided courtyard and courtyard paving	Möhlaer Strasse 11 (map)	Marked 1864	Nice example of rural architecture typical of the region from the 2nd half of the 19th century, of architectural significance. Residential house: two-storey, massive building with a gable roof, two portals with natural stone walls and original front doors, windows renewed, plaster renewed (probably original structure), windows with plaster walls, largely listed farmhouse Cobbled courtyard	08972548

Treptitz

 Map with all coordinates of the Treptitz section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Saxon-Prussian boundary stone : Pilar No. 7 (left Elbe) and 20 runner stones	(Parcel 618) (map)	After 1828	See also population 09305644; In terms of surveying history and regional history, it is of importance as a contemporary document of the historical demarcation between Saxony and Prussia after the Congress of Vienna in 1815. Scratched sandstone pyramid stump with plinth directly on the borderline, number 7 chiseled on the opposite side and the country code KP / KS, associated with 20 runner stones at irregular intervals on the borderline , Stone very well preserved.	08972532
	Saxon-Prussian boundary stone: Pilar No. 8 (left Elbe) and five runner stones	(Parcel 813) (map)	After 1828	See also population 09305644; In terms of surveying history and regional history, it is of importance as a contemporary document of the historical demarcation between Saxony and Prussia after the Congress of Vienna in 1815. Scratched pyramid stump made of sandstone with plinth directly on the boundary line, number 8 chiselled opposite and country code KP / KS, associated with five runner stones at irregular intervals on the boundary line . Inscription barely legible due to weathering.	08973380
	Saxon-Prussian boundary stone: Pilar No. 9 (left Elbe) and 67 runner stones	(Parcel 872) (map)	After 1828	See also population 09305644; In terms of surveying and regional history, it is of importance as a contemporary document of the historical demarcation between Saxony and Prussia after the Congress of Vienna in 1815. Scratched sandstone pyramid stump with plinth directly on the boundary line, on the opposite side carved number and country code KP / KS, associated with 67 running stones at irregular intervals on the boundary line. Number and inscription subsequently processed and made unrecognizable, Pilar is torn on one side, weathered and covered with biogenic vegetation.	08973381
	Atonement Cross	(Parcel 938/2) (map)	15./16. century	On the occasion of the death of a person by manslaughter or an accident, a cross-shaped memorial, known as the Murder and Atonement Cross, has a significant local history, is of particular value because of its old age, compact sandstone cross	08973412
	Pavement	Heidestraße (between Heidestraße 10 and Neuer Weg) (map)	1st half of the 20th century	Due to its well-preserved original condition, which runs through almost the entire village, it is of particular relevance to the local image. Granite stones diagonally across the entire width of the street, gutter stones separated from the pavement by laying them across the width.	08972441
	Waystone	Heidestrasse (Heidestrasse, junction of the road to Wohlau) (map)	Around 1900	High sandstone stele with a prismatic end as part of a garden fence, signposts in the direction of Dahlen and Belgern, of significance in terms of traffic history	08973411

Zeuckritz

 Map with all coordinates of the Zeuckritz section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Residential stable house	Klein-Thiem 1 (map)	Around 1820	Stately building with a plastered half-timbered upper floor, due to its original function as a forester's house of local historical importance, due to its large dimensions, as well as its location on the street in largely preserved original condition of structural history and street picture-defining importance. Residential stable house: two-storey building (solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered), plastered, half-hipped roof (brickwork), solid west gable side (windows added), east gable side upper floor half-timbered, ground floor with wide sandstone walls, partly old, partly (especially on the first floor) new windows, Front door new, porch at the entrance, extension at the rear and conversions from the 2nd half of the 1920s Stable extension: partly still old sliding windows and wooden walls, crooked hip roof with old beaver tail covering, wooden roof house	08972702
	Pavement	Reudnitzer Strasse (map)	1st half of the 20th century	Due to its largely original condition, it is a traffic-technical certificate with a character that defines the street scene. Gray granite blocks, irregularly carved.	08972511
More pictures	Post mill with technical equipment	Reudnitzer Strasse (map)	1864	Mill with equipment, partly renewed, of technical historical importance and extraordinarily important for the landscape. Erected after the fire of the previous mill in 1864, originally belonging to the Lampertswalde manor, Vorwerk Zeuckritz, electric drive (wings 1959 therefore desolate), decommissioned in 1959 (year of collection), in the windmill original comb wheel and grinding stones or grinder, house tree, grinding tree, grinding machines, shafts and transmissions installed in the mill on the house, 1996 restoration and reconstruction.	08972440

Remarks

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• The official list of cultural monuments is never closed. It is permanently changed through clarifications, new additions or deletions. A transfer of such changes to this list is not guaranteed at the moment.
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Detailed memorial texts

1. ↑ Rittergut and Schlosspark Lampertswalde:
   History (Sources: Hugo Koch: "Sächsische Gartenkunst". 1910. P. 45f. / Bormann: "Schlosspark Lampertswalde - Monument Preservation Concept.", Grimma 2004.):
   • 13th century first documentary mention of the manor
   • 1698 Construction of the moated castle and construction of a baroque garden under Hans Gottlieb von Thielau (1662–1723)
   • Around 1820 the garden was transformed into a landscape park
   • 1824 Construction of the garden pavilion
   • At the end of the 19th century, a rock walkway was built with a neo-Gothic entrance gate
   • 1949 Demolition of the undestroyed castle and the orangery
   Structural assets:
   • Building:
     • Gatehouse with angled farm building (individual monument)
     • Gardener's house with sundial (individual monument)
     • former estate manager's house (individual monument)
     • so-called tenant house (individual monument)
     • Barn (entity part)
     • former distillery building (entity part)
   • Enclosure: Enclosure wall of the farm yard, in the north, east and south the garden is bounded by a plastered quarry stone wall
   • Access: Access from the west between the gardener's house and the former orangery over one of the bridges to the island, access to the west of the former orangery, access from the south with a round arched gate and two pillars with vase-like attachments (after 2004, formerly with a garden gate), two that were added later as wall openings Entrances in the northern garden wall, the rock passage that used to function as an entrance is now walled up, path system: landscaped curved path system with a water-bound ceiling
   • Horticultural structures: Remnants of the wall of the former orangery (part of the whole), temple-like garden pavilion in the west of the garden (individual monument), a second pavilion in the east, which functions as a point-de-vue, was modeled on the building that was formerly here in the 1990s (no monument), cave rock walk with neo-Gothic portal in the south of the garden (individual monument)
   • Garden equipment: two arched bridges over the castle pond, remains of former garden sculptures such as pedestals or wall attachments, the sculptures of the four seasons, which were moved here from the castle park of Leuben in 1894, probably stood on the island until the castle was blown up (1949), according to the statement of the owner they are currently in storage
   • Water elements: the castle moat extended to the pond and enclosed with a natural stone wall with the castle island (subject totality part), the island also enclosed with a natural stone wall and equipped with a small staircase in the former main axis of the castle, a well set into the pond wall with a fountain rounded at the top and crowned by two vases Shield wall, gargoyle and two shell-shaped fountain bowls, next to the fountain there is a small staircase to the water, also equipped with vases, another small sandstone fountain basin on the eastern bank of the castle island, two more ponds north and northwest of the estate with surrounding dam paths, northern pond with island
   Vegetation:
   • Alleys and rows of trees: cut rows of linden trees on the island, an avenue made of spherical maple (replanted a few years ago), avenues made of linden trees (Tilia spec.) And oak trees (Quercus robur) along the northern and eastern embankments of the northern pond, The eastern avenue leads to the pavilion, a row of horse chestnut trees (Aesculus hippocastanum) and a loose population of English oaks (Quercus robur) along the western dam on the northwestern dam
   • Individual trees: dominant mature trees, including sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus), English oak (Quercus robur), locust trees (Robinia pseudoacacia), ash trees (Fraxinus excelsior), isolated linden trees (Tilia spec.) And Norway maple (Acer platanoides), Special features include a mighty plane tree (Platanus x hispanica) and two tulip trees (Liriodendron tulipifera), a pyramid oak (Quercus robur 'fastigiata') and an old field maple (Acer campestre)
   • Hedges and bushes: Hornbeam hedge walkway (Carpinus betulus, renewed a few years ago based on the historical model)
     • Geophytes: Crocus (Crocus albiflorus)
   Other protected assets: View from above the rock corridor to the south and east into the landscape, two wall openings in the southeast wall with a view of the landscape

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• Monument map of Saxony. Retrieved March 24, 2020 . 
• Geoportal of the district of North Saxony. Retrieved March 24, 2020 . 

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