List of cultural monuments in Dippoldiswalde

Coat of arms of Dippoldiswalde

In the list of cultural monuments in Dippoldiswalde , all cultural monuments of the city of Dippoldiswalde in the district of Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains and their districts are listed (status: July 2017). The notes are to be observed.

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

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• Designation: Name, designation or the type of cultural monument
• Location: If available, street name and house number of the cultural monument; The list is basically sorted according to this address. The map link leads to various map displays and gives the coordinates of the cultural monument.
  

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• Dating: indicates the year of completion or the date of the first mention or the period of construction
• Description: structural and historical details of the cultural monument, preferably the monument properties
• ID: is awarded by the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony. It clearly identifies the cultural monument. The link leads to a PDF document from the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony, which summarizes the information on the monument, contains a map sketch and often a detailed description. For former cultural monuments sometimes no ID is given, if one is given, this is the former ID. The corresponding link leads to an empty document at the state office. The following icon can also be found in the ID column ; this leads to information on this cultural monument at Wikidata .

Dippoldiswalde

 Map with all coordinates of the section Dippoldiswalde : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Total component of the totality of the Weißeritztalbahn in the OT Dippoldiswalde	(Map)	1882-1961	Material entity component of the material entity Weißeritztalbahn . Individual monument, section Dippoldiswalde: Dippoldiswalde station, consisting of a reception building (three-storey plastered building with overhang of the saddle roof in the Swiss style, ground floor with waiting hall, ticket issuance, general cargo handling, service rooms, first floor with apartments, 1882, structurally somewhat changed 1959-61), platform roofing (approx. 50 m long and 6 m high, wooden support structure, 1906), goods shed and goods ramp, water crane and small signal box (boarded up, 1930).	09301537
	Monument protection area old town Dippoldiswalde	(Map)		Dippoldiswalde with its closed local structure is a special structure worth protecting. Located on a mountain spur above the Weißeritz , it not only has an impressive, almost round old town, but has also been preserved in its shape since the High Middle Ages, but certainly since the city fires of the early 17th century. A picture from 1656 shows the terrain spur, which is completely built up as it is today. Due to this authenticity, the area, one of two germ cells of the place, has a high visual and urban historical documentation value.	09300002
More pictures	Soviet cemetery of honor	Alte Altenberger Strasse (map)	around 1970	System of portal, access path and actual cemetery with obelisk made of pressed marble chippings, individual graves and enclosure, burial place of over 100 Soviet war dead, historically significant, Russian inscription on pyramid / obelisk.	08963014
	School building and gym	Alte Altenberger Strasse 8 (map)	1842 (old part)	School building - a three-part school complex consisting of an old building, a gymnasium and an extension in the reform style, of importance in terms of building history, local history and shaping the townscape.	08963036
	Residential house, massive plastered construction	Alte Altenberger Strasse 9 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	largely preserved in its original appearance, of importance from an urban point of view, middle entrance with basket arch , retracted staircase, sandstone window frames, steep gable roof with beaver tail crown covering, cat stair gable .	08963037
	Arch bridge over the Mühlgraben	Alte Altenberger Strasse 18 (near) (map)	probably 19th century	Significant building history, construction principle of a barrel vault	08962981
More pictures	St. Nikolaikirche and Nikolaikirchhof	Alte Altenberger Strasse 20 (map)	around 1240 and later	Church, morgue and churchyard: church as a three-aisled pillar basilica ( choir with polygonal apse ), one of the few examples of Romanesque architecture in Saxony, of particular importance in terms of architectural, artistic and local history.	08962982
	Vorwerk Wolframsdorf	Alte Altenberger Strasse 40 (map)	re. 1778 (inscription plaque above house door)	Residential house and two side buildings - of architectural and local significance. All buildings with a deep mansard roof, sandstone walls, old door leaf of the residential building, stone, mostly plastered, windows in small pieces, roof partially re-covered. Inscription plaque: "Are you wanderer standing here / and look at this building / So let me tell you / I am not building this for myself / but for my wife."	08963012
	Former Plow mill; Dippoldiswalde oat mill	Alte Altenberger Strasse 57 (map)	around 1850	Mill complex with partially preserved technology and remnants of the mill ditch - mill built around 1850, closed in 1991. Known as a mill location since the 16th century, eaves-standing production building (rebuilt in 1913) with plow emblem on the gable, nationally known product, local, architectural and technical history significant.	08963013
	Pumping station	Alte Dresdner Strasse (map)	re. 1904	From a technical history point of view, a small pumping station, roofed over	08962960
	Dippoldiswalde station (individual monument for ID no.09301537)	At Kleinbahn 2 (map)	1882	Individual features of the Weisseritztalbahn as a whole , section Dippoldiswalde, district Dippoldiswalde: Dippoldiswalde train station (reception building, platform roof, water crane and small signal box) of historical, scientific, documentary, landscape design importance and rarity.	09301538
	Residential house in a corner and closed development	Badergasse 1 (map)	Core 18th century	historical and urban significance. Two-storey solid plastered building with a squat hipped roof, largely intact wall-opening ratio, five vertical dormers , beaver-tail crown covering, shop installation on the market side.	09303492
	Residential house with a dominant mansard roof	Badergasse 4 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	Relic of old building fabric in the core area, of architectural significance. Two-storey, massive, plastered construction, wall-opening ratio largely intact, segmental arch entrance retracted, beautiful old door leaf, sandstone walls, steep mansard roof , beaver-tail crown covering.	08962944
	Heisterbergk monument	Bahnhofstrasse (now Dr.-Friedrichs-Str.) (Map)	re. 1880	of local importance. Obelisk on base, inscription: "In memory of the Lord Mayor Heisterbergk" (Memorial for the Mayor Franz Heisterbergk).	08962975
	Residential and commercial building, former "Stadt-Kaffee"	Bahnhofstrasse 2; 4 (card)	1920s	Defining the corner location, of importance in terms of urban development. Ground floor with shop fittings, new window bars, two original door leaves, belt and dominant eaves cornice, three segmented bay windows, all windows with renewed bar in the original sense, attic-like roof extension with three gables over the bay windows, beaver tail covering, rough plaster, unsuccessful coloring.	08963083
	Residential house in semi-open development	Bahnhofstrasse 3 (map)	around 1900	of urban significance. Both floors are yellow clinker brick, set off with red ornamentation, window frames and cornice sandstone, recessed entrance, remains of the window crowning.	08962942
	Post office	Bahnhofstrasse 6 (map)	re. 1892 and 1893	Post building with gate posts and remnants of the enclosure - of architectural and local importance. Two-storey, solid, rubble stone base, yellow clinker brick, ornamentally set off with red, window crowns, elaborate on the upper floor (neo-baroque as the end of two side projections), hipped roof , two goal posts, fencing made of the same material.	08962974
	House in a corner	Bahnhofstrasse 7 (map)	around 1900	with a shop zone, clinker brick facade with a comparatively elaborate decor, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey, yellow clinker brick, set off with red (in decorative shapes), shop installation on the ground floor, not in the original sense, windows with profiled sandstone walls, partially crowned, their "mirror" fields on the 1st floor with floral painting, dominant corner bay, above gable with roof overhang and ornamental framework, glazed interlocking tiles and beaver tail covering.	08962952
More pictures	Sandstone shrine	Brauhofstrasse (map)	probably 15th century	Regional historical significance, approx. 2.50 m high, octagonal column, figurative elements no longer exist.	08962940
	Residential building in closed development	Brauhofstrasse 1 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	simple building with an appearance that is largely typical of the townscape, important in terms of urban planning. Two-storey, partly massive plastered building, five-axis, central segmented arch entrance, shop fitting, upper floor partly plastered half-timbering, gable roof, beaver tail crown covering, sandstone window frames.	08963050
	Residential building in closed development	Brauhofstrasse 3 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	simple building with an appearance that is largely typical of the townscape, important in terms of urban planning. Two-storey, massive plastered building, four axes, gable roof, beaver tail crown covering, central segment arch entrance with recessed staircase, sandstone window frames.	08963051
	Former brewery	Brauhofstrasse 4; 6; 8 (card)	Core 18th century	Brauhof with an elongated residential and production building - with a side building adjoining it at right angles and a coach house, of importance in terms of architectural history, the history of the town and its character. Two-storey, field stone masonry, some winter windows, half-hipped roof, beaver-tail crown covering; compact structure, changed to the front by installing a shop, part of a pike dormer, crooked hip roof, beaver tail crown covering; Field and quarry stone masonry.	08962959
	Residential building in closed development	Brauhofstrasse 5 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	simple building with an appearance that is largely typical of the townscape, important in terms of urban planning. Two-storey, massive plastered building, four axes, lying window on the ground floor, otherwise the wall-opening ratio intact, gable roof, beaver tail crown covering, two dormers.	08963052
	Residential building in closed development	Brauhofstrasse 7 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	simple building with an appearance that is largely typical of the townscape, important in terms of urban planning. Two-storey, massive plastered building, four axes, lying window on the ground floor, otherwise the wall-opening ratio intact, crown covering.	08963053
	Residential house in open development	Brauhofstrasse 17 (map)	around 1820	Significant for the street scene, massive two-story plastered building, sandstone walls, vaults inside, arched front door walls, hipped roof.	08962999
	Residential house in open development	Brauhofstrasse 19 (map)	after 1900, essentially older	Massive plastered building, rebuilt after 1900, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the street, massive two-storey plastered building, remodeled around 1900, with strongly contemporary decoration, influence of Art and Reform style, small roof turrets.	09301845
	Green area with OdF monument	Dr.-Friedrichs-Strasse (map)	around 1900	Green area with OdF monument (Clemens Holzschuh) - important in terms of local history and landscape design. In 1913 the oak tree at the top of the Technikumallee was christened “ Körner- Eiche”, 8 March 1936 inauguration of the war memorial in the city park with a soldier figure commissioned by the city of Dippoldiswalde, design: Georg Türke , execution: stone sculptor Gebrüder Gönnert Dippoldiswalde, destroyed in 1945.	09300646
	Residential and commercial building, formerly "Stadt-Kaffee"	Dr.-Friedrichs-Strasse 1 (map)	1920s	Defining the corner location, of importance in terms of urban development. Ground floor with shop fittings, new window bars, two original door leaves, belt and dominant eaves cornice, three segmented bay windows, all windows with renewed bar in the original sense, attic-like roof extension with three gables over the bay windows, beaver tail covering, rough plaster, unsuccessful coloring.	08963083
	Residential building	Dr.-Friedrichs-Strasse 3 (map)	re. 1771 (keystone door walls)	Relic of old suburban development, of importance in terms of building history and urban development. Two-storey, massive, possibly formerly half-timbered, compact, segment-arched door frames, windows on the upper floor in original size, half-hipped roof, old roof truss, preserved in the construction.	08962973
	Post office	Dr.-Friedrichs-Strasse 5 (map)	around 1960	An example of building activity in the early GDR that has become rare, has largely been left in its original appearance, is of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two storeys and an attic storey , contemporary scratch plaster, small-scale window rungs largely preserved, flat hipped roof (with pointed roof houses and new beaver tail covering) makes the building look Italian, door changed, some windows clogged, thanks to the successful wall-opening ratio, elegant-looking building.	08963084
	villa	Dr.-Friedrichs-Strasse 6 (map)	around 1900	Of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Sandstone entrance staircase, ground floor with sandstone walls of all openings, partly picturesque shapes (e.g. kidney), rusticated plinth, wooden bay window, on an irregular floor plan, decorative shapes through half-timbering and sandstone applications, valuable colored glass windows.	08963085
	Reform style villa with good architectural lines and side buildings	Dr.-Friedrichs-Strasse 15 (map)	around 1910	Of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Heterogeneous floor plan, roof landscape mansard structure, shutters, original muntin, side bay window, winter garden, beaver tail crown covering, several dormers, with garage, fencing not original, otherwise preserved in its original appearance down to the last detail.	08962972
	Former Tannery; Tanner, town and district museum	Freiberger Strasse 18 (map)	1795 Dendro	Tanner Museum: residential building, production building and side building of the former tannery: half-timbered production building, ensemble of architectural, technological and local history. Gerber von Dippoldiswalde was first mentioned in 1590, Rote Weißeritz and Mühlgraben supplied water for the tanning process, and the tannery was family-owned from the 18th century (Andreas Ulbrich tannery mentioned in 1741) to 1925 (Carl Gotthold Ulbrich).	08962979
	Sandstone steps to the historic Mühlgraben laundry area	Gerberplatz 2 (near) (map)	19th century	Sandstone steps to the Mühlgraben, historic laundry area - of importance in terms of urban planning	08962978
	Villa and three sandstone fence posts	Glashütter Strasse 6 (map)	around 1910	Of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, square floor plan, mansard roof, rusticated plinth, outside staircase leads to the flat entrance porch, window bars, pilaster strips (rusticated), central window over entrance with arch, original door leaf, roof overhang, crown plain tail covering.	08962961
	Waystone	Glashütter Straße 6 (near) (map)	re. 1835	Route marking on the streets of Dresden and Altenberg, important in terms of traffic history. Sandstone, approx. 120 m high, elongated writing surface with inscriptions and a star, stepped base, cross-vault-like termination.	08962984
	Double house of the AWG, in front of it a contemporary lantern	Goethestrasse 11; 13 (card)	1951	one of the few examples of building activity in the early GDR that has not been converted, and is of significant architectural significance. Three-storey, solid, plastered building, two entrances with segmented arches, windows with original cross bars, gable roof, beaver tail covering, two bat dormers, three-in-hand storeys.	08962964
	Orchard - part of the ring green	Great Mühlstrasse (map)	from 18th century	shaping the cityscape, significant in terms of local development. A tree garden is already noted on the ground plan of the town of Dippoldiswalde from 1785, on a view of Dippoldiswalde from 1836 the character of the large orchard that defines the cityscape is already clearly recognizable, fruit trees of various ages, enclosed with wooden picket fences, facing the Kleine Mühlstrasse retaining wall Sandstone with wooden picket fence.	09300648
	Waystone	Great Mühlstrasse (map)	1835	Crossing of the Dippoldiswalde - Tharandt paths, early pillar with hours, important from a traffic history point of view, made of sandstone, approx. 1.20 m high, inscriptions with hours, star, height bolts, cross vault-like closure.	08962969
	Two memorial stones	Great Mühlstrasse (map)	re. 1837 (memorial stone Friedrich)	for the mayor Gabriel Friedrich and for the mayor Franz Heisterbergk, of local historical importance. Two-part sandstone plinth, above it tapering sandstone stele with a pointed metal plaque, these and another in the lower part of the plinth tell the story of GF, who was slain by the Croats in 1632 while defending the city.	08962967
	Residential building	Grosse Mühlstrasse 28 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, enlarged windows, with sandstone walls, half-timbered plastered, boarded up in the gable, windows, first floor in original size, boarded up gable, beaver tail covering, one of the few remaining buildings with a wooden structure near the core area.	08962968
	Residential building in closed development	Große Wassergasse 2 (map)	after 1826, re. 1826 (door frames)	Part of the historical city structure, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey, three-axis, solid, plastered construction, sandstone door frames with basket arch and keystone , door leaf not original, lattice window, wall-opening ratio preserved.	08962985
	Residential building in closed development	Große Wassergasse 3 (map)	after 1826	Part of the historical city structure, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, seven-axis, solid, plastered construction, central entrance, first floor shop installation, sandstone window frames, beaver tail crown covering, four bat dormers in a row.	08962995
	Residential building in closed development	Grosse Wassergasse 5 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, massive plastered construction, four axes, segment arch door, sandstone walls, wall-opening ratio intact, beaver tail covering.	08963048
	Residential building in closed development	Grosse Wassergasse 8 (map)	after 1826	Part of the historical city structure, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Residential house in closed development, eaves two-storey, five-axis massive plastered building, with a central retracted entrance with sandstone walls, later shop installation on the ground floor, the saddle roof expanded in the 20th century.	08962986
	Residential building in closed development	Grosse Wassergasse 9 (map)	after 1826, re. 1826	Part of the historical city structure, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, three-axis, massive, plastered construction, sandstone walls, lintel with the inscription "JF Hofmann No 43 1826", window T-rung, roof house under a sloping roof.	08962993
	Residential building in closed development	Grosse Wassergasse 10 (map)	after 1826	Part of the historical city structure, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, four-axis, sandstone door and window frames, wall-opening ratio intact, beaver tail covering.	08962987
	Residential house in closed development, on the house a relief with a blacksmith scene as a house emblem	Grosse Wassergasse 13 (map)	after 1826	Part of the historical city structure, of importance in terms of building history, urban planning and local history. Residential building: two-storey, solid, plastered construction, four-axis, segmental arch door walls, sandstone window walls, sandstone panel "FA Nobis" over the entrance - three men shod a horse.	08962957
	Residential house in a picture-defining corner location, independent of the gable and sandstone portal integrated in the wall adjoining to the left	Grosse Wassergasse 14 (map)	after 1826	Part of the historical city structure, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, five-axis, massive, plastered construction, sandstone walls everywhere, new T-section, crooked hip roof, beaver tail crown covering, old sandstone portal integrated in the wall adjoining to the left.	08962988
	Residential building in closed development	Grosse Wassergasse 16 (map)	after 1826, re. 1826	Part of the historical city structure, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, three-axis, solid, plastered construction, segmented arched door frames (sandstone), sandstone window frames, crooked hip roof, beaver tail crown covering, inscription "JGK No 52 1826".	08962989
	Residential house in a striking corner location	Grosse Wassergasse 17 (map)	after 1826	Part of the historical city structure, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, massive, plastered construction, 3 × 7 axes, sandstone window frames, hipped roof.	08962992
	Residential house in semi-open development	Grosse Wassergasse 18 (map)	after 1826, re. 1826	Part of the historical city structure, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three times four axes, solid, plastered construction, segment arch portal with keystone, sandstone window frames, old sprouting, some winter windows, crooked hip roof, beaver tail crown cover, inscription plaque above portal: “No. 51 CFN 1826 ".	08962990
	Residential house in semi-open development	Grosse Wassergasse 19 (map)	after 1826	Part of the historical city structure, historically and urbanistically important, massive, plastered construction, eaves, five axes, ground floor shop installation, segmental arch front door with sandstone walls, all windows with beautiful protrusions and sandstone walls, steep hipped roof, beaver tail covering, two bat dormers, extension of the same type at an angle .	08962991
	Waystone	Heideweg (map)	1835	Marking stone for wayside cross, renewed column with hour markings, of traffic history, made of sandstone, approx. 1.20 m high, inscriptions with hours markings, cross vault-like closure, star appliqué on it.	08962970
	Catholic Church of St. Konrad von Parzham	Heideweg (map)	1957-1959	simple church building in the form of a basilica with campanile , of architectural and local importance	08962962
	Agricultural bourgeois house in closed development, with remarkable passage and valuable gate leaf	Herrengasse 6 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey, massive plastered building, five axes, sandstone window frames, window frames, shop fitting on the ground floor, segmental arch passage with decorated transom, door leaf with coffered fields, tooth cut and overall early classical decor.	08963055
	Rear building with arcades	Herrengasse 9 (map)	after 1826 and later	Rear building with arcades, at right angles to the residential building - of importance in terms of urban planning and economic history, six-arched arcature, one-storey, with a dominant mansard roof, beaver-tail crown covering.	08962998
	House in a corner and massive, probably older back building	Herrengasse 11 (map)	around 1850, core possibly older	Of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Residential building: three-storey, solid, plastered construction, ground floor optically separated by cornice, wall-to-opening ratio largely intact, sandstone window frames, T-rung, hipped roof, solid rear building, steep pitched roof.	08963044
	House in a corner, without an extension in Kleine Wassergasse	Herrengasse 13 (map)	after 1826 and later	Part of the historical city structure, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning and local history. Two-storey, 4 × 5 axes, solid, plastered construction, ground floor with built-in shop, segment-arched front door in the central axis, beaver tail covering, roof house not in the original sense.	08963000
	Residential building in closed development	Herrengasse 15 (map)	after 1826	Part of the historical city structure, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, five axes, solid, plastered construction, ground floor shop installation, beaver tail crown covering, upper floor window with T-shaped sprout.	08963001
	Residential house in closed development and rear building	Herrengasse 17 (map)	after 1826	Part of the historical city structure, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, four axes, solid, plastered construction, ground floor shop installation, plain tile crown covering, windows, upper floor with T-bar, loft extension under a sloping roof, plain tile crown covering, solid rear building, with the original wall-opening ratio.	08963002
	Residential house in semi-open development	Herrengasse 19 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	With a shop zone, part of the historical city structure, of importance in terms of urban planning and the street scene. Three-storey, 6x4 axes, solid, plastered construction, storeys structured by cornices, showcases with sandstone walls, fluted pilasters , windows on the upper storey with T-bars, beaver tail covering, five bat dormers, old writing (2 ×): "R. Nitzsche ".	08963003
	Residential house in semi-open development	Herrengasse 20 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	largely preserved in its original appearance - from a historical and urban point of view of importance, massive three-storey plastered construction, wall-opening ratio largely intact, T-shaped windows, sandstone window frames, eaves cornice.	08963043
	Residential building (originally a military guard house with prison)	Herrengasse 22 (map)	1827-1830	singular due to its characteristic arcature, characterizing the streetscape and of significance in terms of local history. Two-storey, massive, plastered building, five-arched arcature (fluted pillars, flat arches), upper floor: wall-opening ratio intact, crooked hip roof, beaver-tail crown covering, dominant gauze not boarded up in the sense of a monument, ground floor: shop fittings.	08962956
	King Johann Tower	Hohe Strasse (map)	re. 1886 (plaque above entrance)	Lookout tower - of architectural and local significance, octagonal floor plan, 20 m high, four storeys, Cyclops masonry , in memory of the Saxon King Johann (1801–1873).	08963026
	Remains of the city wall	Karl-Marx-Platz (map)	before 1814	Historically important, 25 and 15 m long remnants of the city wall (field stone).	08962951
	Stately house with a corner arcade	Karl-Marx-Platz 1 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Significant in terms of building history and the appearance of the square. Two-storey, massive plastered building, 5 to 5 axes, sandstone window frames, corner arcade with bulbous compressed column and abacus , crooked hip roof.	08963069
	Residential house with another building at right angles and an archway	Kirchgässchen 2 (map)	around 1850, core and rear annex older	Significant in terms of building history and the appearance of the street. Two-storey, with a large loft, sandstone window frames, upper floor with six-span sprouting, beaver tail crown covering, building at right angles possibly formerly half-timbered building, sloping roof , sandstone archway with keystone.	08962935
	Luther monument	Kirchplatz (map)	inaugurated in 1902	Figure of the reformer Martin Luther on a pedestal south of the church choir, artistically and historically important. Sandstone, base approx. 2.50 m high, Luther figure larger than life, with Bible in hand, base inscription: “A strong castle is our God”, sculptor: Ernst Wilhelm Paul (1856–1931), architect: Oppermann.	08962948
	Syringe house	Kirchplatz (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Local history and technical history relevance, small massive plastered building, new gate, beaver tail crown covering.	08963035
	Fountain inside the former Upper Brewery	Kirchplatz 3 (map)	19th century, wom. older	of importance in terms of technology and social history. The vault cap is 40 × 40 cm perforated, clear width approx. 200, depth approx. 475 cm.	08963071
	Former Amtshof, now residential building	Kirchplatz 4 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Significant in terms of urban planning and the appearance of the square, massive, plastered construction, 7 × 4 axes, flat central projection, T-shaped window, crooked hip roof.	08962997
	Rectory in open development with parish garden	Kirchplatz 6 (map)	around 1850, with later changes	Characteristic of the street and of local history. Two-storey (upper storey lower), solid, plastered construction, storeys visually separated by a belt cornice, entrance with sandstone walls and straight roof with the inscription: "Not good, not honor, God only, everything must be us in everything!", Window bars, hipped roof with overhang , Beaver tail crown covering.	08962946
	Wayside shrine	Kirchplatz 6 (in front) (map)	probably 15th century	Regional historical importance, stone, cube-shaped capital with reliefs New Testament u. a.	08960506
	Residential building in closed development	Kirchplatz 7 (map)	1st half of the 19th century, core possibly older	Of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, massive plastered building, four axes, curved floor plan, ground floor with built-in shop, sandstone window frames, two entrances, beaver tail crown covering.	08963067
More pictures	Impersonal entity Schloss Dippoldiswalde	Kirchplatz 8 (map)	from the 16th century (previous building)	Totality of Dippoldiswalde Castle with the individual monuments: three-wing complex ( Renaissance forms ) with garden terrace, battlement , ramp path , walls and embankment (ID No. 08962949) and castle garden (garden monument) - historically and artistically significant complex.	09301353
	Dippoldiswalde Castle (individual monument for ID No. 09301353)	Kirchplatz 8 (map)	from the 16th century (previous building)	Individual features of the entity at Dippoldiswalde Castle: three-wing complex (Renaissance forms) with garden terrace, battlement, ramp path, walls and embankment - of architectural, artistic and historical importance.	08962949
	Residential building in closed development	Kirchplatz 9 (map)	around 1850	Of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey, massive plastered construction, four axes, wall-opening ratio largely intact, ground floor with shop fittings, sandstone window frames, profiled eaves cornice.	08963068
More pictures	St. Marien and Lorenz Church Dippoldiswalde	Kirchplatz 10 (map)	from 13th century	Church and war memorial (plaque on the choir) - important in terms of architectural, art and local history. Evangelical Church of St. Mary and Laurentius. Only the lower floors of the west tower of the church from the 1st 5th 13th century have been preserved, nothing else is known. Late Gothic hall church with retracted, polygonal closing long choir 1496–1506. After fire (1632) the interior was restored 1636–38 by Samuel Heber, building inscription on the north choir wall. Further interior renovations in 1770–74, 1841 (with a completely new room version) and 1901. Today, the restorations from 1964/65 and 1975–80 in the version from 1636–38 determine the space.	08962947
	Former superintendent, with garden	Kirchplatz 12 (map)	1776	Massive building in the context of a church and palace (possibly former churchyard) - important in terms of architectural history, local history and the appearance of the streets. Two-storey, solid, plastered building, sandstone walls, arched entrance with keystone, later gable roof, half-hip roof, beaver-tail crown covering.	08962950
	Residential house in semi-open development	Kleine Wassergasse 1 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Part of the historical city structure, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, massive plastered construction, six axes, basket arch entrance, old door leaf, sandstone window frames, beaver tail crown covering.	08963045
	Residential house in semi-open development	Kleine Wassergasse 3 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Cityscape-defining construction method, part of the historical city structure, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, massive plastered building, three axes, basket arch entrance, old door leaf, sandstone window frames, beaver tail crown covering.	08963046
	Residential house in semi-open development	Kleine Wassergasse 4 (map)	1st half of the 19th century, core possibly older	Conspicuously large former gate ( Ackerbürgerhaus ?), part of the historical urban structure, of architectural and urban significance. Two floors, solid plaster building, sandstone Fenstergewände, Traufgesims, segment arc input with old door leaf, transit approximately round-arched, with fighters, beaver tail crown cover, saddle roof with Aufschieblingen .	08963047
	Residential building in closed development	Market 1 (map)	around 1850, core possibly older	Part of the market picture, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey, solid, plastered building, four-axis, ground floor changed by installing a shop, otherwise the wall-opening ratio intact, windows with new sprouts and new sandstone walls.	08962934
	Town hall Dippoldiswalde	Market 2 (map)	from the late 15th century	Town hall, in front of it a fountain, next to it a relocated portal (Schulzsches Tor) - Renaissance town hall with valuable architecture and sculpture (for example two niche portals, corner figures of Maria and Laurentius and the late Gothic chapel inside), artistic, urban, architectural and local historical significance.	08962936
	Residential building in closed development	Market 3; 5 (card)	around 1850, core possibly older	Part of the market picture, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey, solid, plastered construction, six axes, wall-opening ratio intact, windows with beautiful cross sprouting and sandstone walls, ground floor with shop fitting, two cornices preserved, three roof houses.	08962933
	Residential building in closed development	Market 6 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Part of the market picture, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey, solid, sprouted windows, segment and blind arch design of the windows, belt arches, retracted entrance, an old door leaf, beaver tail crown cover.	08962913
	Residential building in closed development	Market 7 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century, core possibly older	with a remarkable Renaissance seat niche portal, part of the market, of architectural, artistic and urban significance. Residential house: three-storey, four axes, solid, plastered construction, a belt cornice, sandstone window frames, window lintels, window axes also preserved on the ground floor, seat niche portal of the Maltitzschen Bergamt: sandstone, round arches, with rich, partly representational relief, triumphal arch motif, crowned by volutes and shell , three figurative representations, old door leaf.	08962932
	Residential building in closed development	Market 8 (map)	after 1826	Part of the market picture, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Ground floor three shop windows, entrance segment arch, window frames, four-axis, new window sprouting, beaver tail covering, curb, largely renovated in the original sense.	08962914
	Residential building in closed development	Market 9 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century, core possibly older	Part of the market picture, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey, massive, plastered building, four axes, ground floor with shop fitting, sandstone window frames, window bars.	08962931
	Residential building in closed development	Market 10 (map)	after 1826, upper floor younger	Part of the market picture, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey, solid, ground floor with segmental arch opening, old door leaf, wall-opening ratio intact, four-axis, beaver tail covering, two caterpillars.	08962915
	Residential house in closed development, highlighted by the structure and steep roof	Market 11 (map)	after 1841, core probably older	probably a relic of the market development before the fire, of architectural and urban significance. Three-storey, solid, plastered construction, four axes, wall-opening ratio overall intact, grooved windows with sandstone walls, ground floor with built-in shop, gable roof, beaver-tail crown covering.	08962930
	Residential building in closed development	Markt 12 (map)	after 1826, upper floor younger	Part of the market picture, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey, solid, plastered building, two segmental arched entrances, shop window on the ground floor, wall-opening ratio intact, three-axis, beaver tail crown cover, three bat dormers.	08962916
	Residential building in closed development	Markt 13 (map)	after 1841	Part of the market picture, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey, three-axis, solid, plastered construction, sandstone window frames, six-field sprouting, ground floor with shop fitting, gable roof with beaver tail covering and two small roof houses.	08962929
	Residential building in closed development	Market 14 (map)	after 1826, upper floor younger	Part of the market picture, of importance in terms of building history. Two-storey, solid, plastered building, retracted entrance with segmented arch, first floor shop installation, wall-opening ratio otherwise intact, three-axis, sandstone window frames, six-field rungs, beaver tail crown cover, three bat dormers, restored in the original appearance.	08962917
	Residential house in closed development, with remains of historical structure	Market 15 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century, core older	Part of the market picture, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey, solid, plastered construction, three-axis, remains of window crowns, two cornices, ground floor with shop fitting, sandstone window frames.	08962928
	Residential building in closed development	Markt 16 (map)	after 1826, upper floor younger	Part of the market picture, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey, solid, plastered building, first floor shop installation, segmented arch of the openings, the two upper floors with intact wall-opening ratio, three-axis, windows with pseudo-sprouting, beaver-tail crown covering.	08962918
	Residential house in closed development, with remains of historical structure	Markt 17 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century, core older	Part of the market picture, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey, solid, plastered building, with remains of historic ornaments (crowning windows, cornice), ground floor with built-in shop, old door leaf, inside cap vault ( pendentives ), wall-opening ratio otherwise intact, sandstone window frames, six-field muntin, gable roof with beaver tail crown covering, two roof houses, not original.	08962927
	Residential building in closed development	Markt 18 (map)	after 1826, upper floor younger	Part of the market picture, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey, solid, plastered building, ground floor with segmented arch opening, the upper storey with intact wall-opening ratio, three-axis, windows with T-bars, walls probably sandstone, beaver-tail-crown covering.	08962919
	Residential building in closed development	Markt 19 (map)	after 1841, core probably older	Part of the market picture, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey, solid, plastered building, ground floor with segment arch opening, sandstone window frames, wall-opening ratio intact, three-axis, gable roof with beaver tail covering, extended to the facade to form a towed roof.	08962926
	Residential house in semi-open development	Market 20 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Part of the market picture, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey, massive, plastered building, ground floor changed by large shop windows, a central projecting forward by a stone, three-axis, the upper storey with intact wall-opening ratio, seven-axis, windows with T-rung, on the second floor remains of cornice ornament, hipped roof with gaupe, gable end changed, optically highlighted by a flat central projection.	08962920
	Residential building in closed development	Markt 21 (map)	after 1841	Part of the market picture, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey, solid, plastered building, ground floor changed by installing a shop, otherwise the wall-opening ratio intact, three-axis, sandstone window frames, gable roof with beaver tail covering, extended to the façade to form a cage. The ornamental gate, which is now on the east side of the town hall, was originally located here.	08962925
	House crown	Markt 22 (map)	partly after 1869, core older	Residential building in half-open development, with a distinctive entrance (two set dorising columns) - part of the market image, of architectural, urban and local significance. Three-storey, solid, plastered construction, storeys visually delimited by belt cornices, five-axis, partly profiled sandstone window frames, partly old sprouting, ground floor with straight window canopies, retracted entrance, five-step staircase, old door leaf, the pillars carry round arched field with house sign (crown), Hipped roof with five bat dormers and beaver tail canopy.	08962921
	Residential building in closed development	Market 23 (map)	after 1841	Of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey, solid, plastered construction, ground floor with shop installation, wall-opening ratio intact, five-axis, six-field window rungs, pitched roof with beaver tail crown covering, largely preserved in its original appearance, contributes to the heterogeneous roof landscape of the west side of the market.	08962924
	Residential building in closed development	Markt 25 (map)	probably 18th century	Of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, massive plastered building, five irregular axes, steep gable roof, beaver tail covering, upper floor window rungs, ground floor shop installation, characterizes the market image, despite the disproportionate roof extension, because it is largely preserved in the construction from before the city fires.	08963049
	U-shaped residential and commercial building	Markt 27 (map)	around 1850	Stately building in the arched style (with Gothic elements), has a decisive influence on the image of the market, of importance in terms of building history, artistically and the appearance of the square. Three-storey, solid, plastered building, ten-axis facade, divided into arched twin windows, with accentuated central axes above the entrance (friezes with tracery etc.), otherwise pilaster structure, dominant eaves cornice arched frieze, central roof bay, windows with small muntins, flat saddle roof with side gable structures, overall U -Grundriss, Gothic suggest Venetian influence.	08962923
	Residential house (with extensions) in open development	Markt 28 (map)	re. 1851 (corner rustic SO side)	Stately late-classicist house of good architectural lines, decisively shapes the Bils of the market square, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the square. Three-storey, solid, plastered building, facade seven axes, east side six, west side (including additions), twelve axes, facade with three-axis central projection, here entrance with profiled segmental arches, original door leaf, five volutes, the central one decorated, carry the (cornice) entablature with glare balustrade, the same principle is continued one floor higher in a simplified manner, window central projection in small increments, corner rustication above the ground floor cornice marked "HH Reichel 1851", eaves cornice with structure, hipped roof with beaver tail covering, central roof house, extension in the same style somewhat simplified , Another building at right angles (gable end O) probably older than the above building.	08962922
	Semi-open residential building, old structure and roof structure preserved	Marktgässchen 4 (map)	Core probably 18th century	Significant in terms of architectural history, massive two-storey plastered construction, vaults inside, wall-opening ratio intact, beaver-tail crown covering.	08962943
	Daniel Butze House	Niedertorplatz 1 (map)	re. 1773 or 1723 in the door frame	Residential house with decorated door jambs - relic of old building stock from before the fires, part of the rest of the suburban structure, of importance in terms of building history and the street scene. Two-storey, massive, compact structure, intact wall-opening ratio, sandstone door frames with keystone "Daniel Butze 1723E", festoons , sandstone window frames, beaver tail crown covering.	08962938
	Residential building	Niedertorplatz 4 (map)	18th century	Relic of old suburban buildings, of importance in terms of building history and the street scene. Visually highlighted by a mansard roof, two-storey, with loft extension, shop fitting on the ground floor, windows on the upper floor in original size, sandstone window frames, plain tile covering.	08962958
	Residential house in open development	Niedertorstrasse 1 (map)	around 1850	Architecturally important, two-storey, massive plastered building, segmental arch entrance, sandstone window frames, crooked hip roof.	08963054
	Three town barns	Niedertorstrasse 7; 7a (card)	2nd half of the 19th century	Of local and economic importance, massive, jamb floor with large segment arched gates, still preserved in its original appearance.	08962971
	OdF memorial stone	Obertorplatz (map)	after 1945 (memorial stone)	Memorial stone for the resistance fighter Johannes Rockstroh, of local history.	08963033
More pictures	Post mileage	Obertorplatz (map)	re. 1723, copy	Copy of a distance column, important in terms of traffic history. Copy of the Saxon distance column made of sandstone from the Dippoldiswalder Heide, marked 1723, consisting of a coat of arms, a block of inscriptions and a base. The inscriptions are only entered on two sides (west and east), the missing ones were probably never added. The column was made by master sculptor Trabitz and set up by master mason Janzsch. In 1873 the original column was demolished. Remnants are no longer available. Sandstone obelisk with distance inscriptions, inscribed 1723, coat of arms and base, copy.	09304963
	House in a corner with an extension to Brauhofstrasse	Obertorplatz 1 (map)	1871	Of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, 5 × 9 axles, massive, plastered construction, belt cornice, remains of the window crowning on the upper floor, hipped roof with slate covering, roof house.	08963004
	Residential building in closed development	Obertorplatz 3 (map)	1871	Of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, five-axis, massive, plastered construction, belt cornice, remains of the window crowning, three roof houses, part of a row of houses in the suburban development.	08963005
	Massive house in closed development	Obertorplatz 4 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Significant in terms of urban planning and the appearance of the square. Two-storey, first floor segmented arched window, segmented arched door with keystone, old door leaf, cornice separates the upper floor, remains of the window crowning, to be seen in context with No. 6.	08963039
	Residential building in closed development	Obertorplatz 5 (map)	1871	Of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, four-axis, massive, plastered construction, belt cornice, remains of the window crowning, two roof houses, ground floor with shop installation, slate roofing, old writing “Bandagen-Haus. Joh. Ottiger ”, part of a row of houses in the suburban development.	08963006
	Residential house in semi-open development	Obertorplatz 6 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Significant in terms of urban planning and the appearance of the square, two-story, massive, plastered construction.	08963040
	Residential building in closed development	Obertorplatz 7 (map)	1871	Of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, five-axis, massive, plastered construction, belt cornice, remains of the window crowning, three roof houses, without shop fitting, part of a row of houses in the suburban development.	08963007
	Residential building in closed development	Obertorplatz 9 (map)	1871	Of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, seven-axis, massive, plastered construction, belt cornice, remains of the window crowning, three roof houses, first floor shop fittings, arched openings, upper floor windows rhythmized by means of two groups of two, part of a row of houses in the suburban development.	08963008
	Residential house in semi-open development	Obertorplatz 10 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Significant in terms of urban planning and the appearance of the square. Two-storey, solid, ground floor optically separated from the upper storey by a cornice, windows with remains of crowning, new T-bar, flat hipped roof.	08963041
	Residential building in closed development	Obertorplatz 12; 14 (card)	after 1900	Of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. All windows are sandstone walls, segment-arched central gate with keystone, richly decorated portal leaf (wooden), flat central projection, gabled with a triangle, some Art Nouveau elements on the house, but also historical ornament (three window pilasters), two lightning conductors, one with a rare Art Nouveau leaf ornament.	08963042
	Residential house in semi-open development	Obertorplatz 13 (map)	1871	Of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Two-storey, six-axis, massive, plastered building, ground floor shop installation, sandstone front door walls, curb, slate covering, jamb , roof houses, part of a row of houses in the suburban development.	08963010
	Post milestone (quarter milestone)	Pfortenberg (map)	re. 1723	Quarter milestone (original), important in terms of traffic history. The quarter mile stone made of sandstone has the rare primitive shape. The approx. 1 m high stone, which tapers to a point at the top, bears the inscriptions “AR” (Augustus Rex), “1723” and the post horn mark as well as the row number on the second mirror. 9. The original location was coming from Dresden, at the current junction to Glashütte. In the course of the road expansion of the Dresden - Dippoldiswalde road, it was probably moved across from the post office around 1835. The stone is one of the few original post mile pillars in Saxony.	08962953
	Residential building	Pfortenberg 1 (map)	probably 18th century	Significant in terms of building history and the appearance of the square. Two-storey, massive plastered building, sandstone window frames, steep half-hip roof, possibly historically relevant in the gate context.	08963070
	Old gate; Inn	Pfortenberg 2 (map)	re. 1770 (keystone door walls)	Guest house, belonging to the former stables - of local history. Haus zum Pfortenberg approx. 100 years ago clad with simple plastered structure, wicker-arched sandstone door walls with a profiled keystone marked 1770, old door leaf, older structure easily recognizable from the back, hipped roof, beaver tail covering, gable slated, building indicates the location of one of the three former gates of the city, it represents the rest of the stables, the core of which dates back to the 16th century.	08962954
	Four preserved town barns	Planberg (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	of local historical importance. Quarry stone and field stone masonry, sandstone opening walls, some with pike or bat dormers, slate and beaver tail covering - there were more than twice as many of these barns here.	08962983
More pictures	Tomb	Plattenweg (map)	1762	Tomb (Tatar grave) - historically significant. In memory of Mustapha Sulkowicz, first lieutenant among the electoral Saxon and royal Polish colonels, who was shot and buried here.	08963025
	Residential building	Rosengasse 6 (map)	before 1800	Residential house, the only example in the alley that has been preserved to a high degree in its original appearance, of architectural significance.	08962945
	Residential building in closed development	Schuhgasse 2 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Residential house in closed development, on the house sandstone plaque to commemorate the city fire in 1826 - largely preserved in its original appearance, of importance in terms of the history of the building and the street scene. Inscription: “Commemoration of the evening of March 4th 1826”. Residential building: two-storey, massive plastered building, four axes, ground floor with segmental arch openings, gable roof with beaver tail crown covering, corner confectionery, arched windows.	08962955
	Residential building in closed development	Schuhgasse 4 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	of importance for the townscape. Two-storey, massive plastered building, four axes, segmental arch entrance, sandstone window frames, window bars.	08963058
	Residential building in closed development	Schuhgasse 5 (map)	after 1826, core possibly older	Structural component of the town center development, historically relevant, two-storey solid plastered building with a simple perforated facade, probably built after the town fire in 1826, core possibly older, gable roof with a later installed hauler.	09303493
	Residential building in closed development	Schuhgasse 7 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	of importance for the townscape. Two-storey, massive plastered building, four axes, indented entrance arched in segments, sandstone window frames, beaver-tail crown covering.	08963059
	Residential building in closed development	Schuhgasse 9 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	of importance for the townscape. Two-storey, massive plastered building, four axes, first floor shop installation, sandstone window frames, beaver tail crown covering.	08963060
	Door frame and front door of a residential building	Schuhgasse 10 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	with valuable Biedermeier door leaf, artistically and technically important, two-winged, door frame: sandstone segment arch.	08963063
	Residential building in closed development	Schuhgasse 11 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	of importance for the townscape. Two-storey, massive plastered building, four axes, indented lateral segmental arch entrance, old door leaf.	08963061
	Residential building in closed development	Schuhgasse 12 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Preserved in the appearance typical of the townscape, two-storey, massive plastered structure, seven axes, segmental arch door walls, sandstone window walls, new (pseudo) sprouting, beaver tail crown covering.	08963064
	Residential building in closed development	Schuhgasse 13 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Preserved in the appearance typical of the townscape, two-storey, solid plastered construction, three axes, segmented arch door on the side, sandstone window frames, beaver-tail crown cover.	08963062
	Residential building in closed development	Schuhgasse 14 (map)	after 1826, Kern possibly older	Structural component of the town center development, relevant to the building history, three-story solid plastered building, 2nd floor subsequently increased, flat gable roof, lattice windows.	09303494
	Residential building in closed development	Schuhgasse 15 (map)	after 1826	Structural component of the town center development, historically relevant, two-storey solid plastered building with subsequent changes in the ground floor and roof area.	09303495
	Rackesches house	Schuhgasse 17 (map)	re. 1826	Residential house in closed development, beautiful door leaf - the only house on Schuhgasse that survived the fire of 1826 (inscription panel), of architectural and local significance. Two-storey, massive plastered building, six axes, shop fitting on the ground floor, sandstone window frames upstairs.	08963065
	Residential building in closed development	Schuhgasse 19; 21 (card)	2nd half of the 19th century, core possibly older	historically important. Two-storey, massive plastered building, two entrances with old door leaves, segmental arched windows with keystone, ashlar on the ground floor, sandstone window frames on the upper floor, beaver-tail crown covering with a comparatively elaborate historical ground floor design.	08963066
	Historic spring source and two memorial stones as well as three position stones of the former aqueduct	Talsperrenstrasse (map)	1867	Collecting container from 1867, when the spring version from 1535 was rebuilt and the pipes were replaced by iron pipes, below the version memorial stone (sandstone) marked 1530, on the container marked stone marked 1867, technical and local historical significance.	09305083
	Waystone	Talsperrenstrasse (map)	re. 1837	Significant in traffic history, approx. 80 cm, sandstone, distances are given in hours.	08962963
	Residential stable house with integrated economic part	Talsperrenstrasse 11 (map)	Core 18th century	Upper floor half-timbered, wooden economic section, an example of preserved wooden construction that has become rare in the village, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, first floor windows in original size, hipped roof.	08962965
	House in a corner	Technikum-Allee 2 (map)	before 1800	Upper floor probably plastered half-timbering, the construction largely preserved, evidence of the old building fabric from before the fires, part of the rest of the suburban structure, historically significant. Solid ground floor, small shop fitting, sandstone walls of the front door, first floor windows in original size, half-hip roof, three bat dormers, crown covering.	08962937
More pictures	Ratsmühle Dippoldiswalde	Weißeritzstrasse 1 (map)	around 1890	Mill complex with mill and storage building with side wings (including residential mill house), further production building and side building as well as Mühlgraben - five-story mill and storage building with two two-story side wings (including residential mill house), further production building with emphasized central axis, half-timbered side building, plant of architectural and local significance .	08962966
	Commercial and trade school with sculpture portal, door leaf and enclosure	Weißeritzstrasse 4 (map)	1935-1936	In terms of building history and artistic and technical importance. Two-storey, massive plastered building with a loft, neo-baroque elements, the architectural language of the 1920s dominates, rustic fencing, two goal posts with zipped crowning, elaborate door leaf with beautifully designed skylight (integrated lantern), three sculptures: female over keystone, holding two corn cobs, right and left two children (rather dressed putti, with symbols for traffic, hard work, industry).	08962976

Ammelsdorf

 Map with all coordinates of the Ammelsdorf section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Residential stable house with wooden barn part	Ammelsdorf 10 (map)	around 1800 (stable house)	Upper floor half-timbered, timber construction typical of the region, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, entrances with segmented arches, upper floor street side exposed framework, windows in original size, boarded gable side, windows in original size dismantled, gable roof, original barn part later extended in wood construction, but with flat gable roof.	09277415
	Residential stable house	Ammelsdorf 15 (map)	18th century	Upper floor timber-framed, u. a. architectural significance. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, window with muntin, double window, window on upper floor original size, saddle roof.	09277426
	Former school	Ammelsdorf 25 (map)	around 1820	Upper floor timber-framed, of importance in terms of building history and local history. Solid ground floor, later entrance porch, high hipped roof.	09277424
	Municipal Office	Ammelsdorf 29 (map)	re. 1878 (weather vane)	Image-defining, building and site-historical importance. Plastered building with sandstone structure, central projection with a mighty roof turret, two-storey, on the ground floor entrance and window with segment arch, sandstone walls and straight roofing, upper floor window with brackets on sills , straight roofing, window coupled to the central projection, roofing with brackets and floral ornaments, roof turrets with plaster grooves Clock, bell storey with twin arched windows, console frieze, hood, hipped roof.	09277423
	War Memorial First World War	Ammelsdorf 29 (bei) (map)	1920s (war memorial)	historically relevant, on a stepped base, obelisk with oak leaf garland and iron cross.	09277422
	Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard	Ammelsdorf 35 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor visible framework, timber construction typical of the region, of architectural significance. Ground floor solid, stable part smoothed, upper floor windows in original size, half-timbering with changing stand spacing, foot struts, gable roof, boarded gable.	09277417
	Residential stable house with wooden barn part	Ammelsdorf 41 (map)	around 1800 (stable house)	Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, upper floor half-timbered, east side visible half-timbered, otherwise boarded or paneled, windows in original size, saddle roof.	09277418
	Residential building	Ammelsdorf 42 (map)	18th century	Upper floor timber-frame boarded, typical regional timber construction, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, first floor windows in original size, gable roof.	09277421
	Residential stable house	Ammelsdorf 51 (map)	18th century	Upper floor timber-framed, u. a. architectural significance. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, gable roof.	09277420
More pictures	Ammelsdorf grain mill	Ammelsdorf 58; 59 (card)	End of the 19th century	Mill property with residential mill house (No. 59) in Swiss style, barn, production building with barn annex across the corner, turbine system and transformer house behind, with mill ditch and road bridge - technical monument and of local historical importance.	09277413

Berreuth

 Map with all coordinates of the Berreuth section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	War memorial for the fallen soldiers of the First World War	Berreuther Strasse (map)	after 1918 (war memorial)	Of local significance, monolith with iron cross and inscription	08963031
	Unity of the former manor Berreuth	Berreuther Strasse 13; 13a; 15; 17 (map)	probably 18th century to 1st half of the 19th century	The whole of the former Berreuth manor with the individual monuments: residential building (upper floor half-timbered), former barn (upper floor half-timbered) and stable barn (upper floor half-timbered) of the former manor (ID no. 08963028) - significance in terms of building history and local history.	08963027
	Residential building, barn and stable barn (individual monuments to ID no. 08963027)	Berreuther Strasse 13; 13a; 15 (card)	1st half of the 19th century	Individual monuments of the former Berreuth manor: residential building (upper floor half-timbered), former barn (upper floor half-timbered) and stable barn (upper floor half-timbered) (ID no. 08963027) - significance in terms of building history and local history.	08963028
	House and adjoining barn in a two-sided courtyard	Berreuther Strasse 21 (map)	18th century	Residential building upper floor half-timbered, barn wood construction, u. a. architectural significance. Residential house: solid ground floor, wooden structure intact, sloping roof, wooden barn covered with slate.	08963030

Donschten

 Map with all coordinates of the Dönschten section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Residential stable house	Bergstrasse 3 (map)	re. 1755, renewed	Upper floor half-timbered, boarded up, best-preserved relic of the original local development, significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, partly sandstone walls, old plaster structures, first floor windows in original size, shutters, saddle roof.	09278064
	Transformer house	Talstrasse 19 (above) (map)	1930s or 1950s	From a technical history point of view, with typical regional boarding, quarry stone plinth, tent roof, slated.	09278063

misery

 Map with all coordinates of the section misery : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Old sheep farm	Oberfrauendorfer Strasse 24 (map)	re. 1824 (former sheep farm)	Residential house of the former sheep farm - architectural and local significance, two-storey, massive, compact structure, door and window frames, crooked hip roof, coat of arms keystone in the side building.	08963023

Hennersdorf

 Map with all coordinates of the Hennersdorf section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Waystone	- (card)	re. 1857	From a traffic history point of view, sandstone pillars approx. 140 cm high	09277382
	Waystone	Obere Dorfstrasse (map)	19th century	Transport history relevance, sandstone, approx. 170 cm high	09277388
	Gasthof Hennersdorf	Obere Dorfstrasse 1f (map)	around 1830	Significant in terms of local history, with the stable barn (Untere Dorfstraße 1b) it is part of a large four-sided complex, also defining the image. Solid ground floor, upper floor timber-framed boarded (atypically horizontal), upper floor windows in original size, sprouting, half-hip roof.	09277409
	Residential stable house and stable building of a three-sided courtyard	Obere Dorfstrasse 2 (map)	19th century (stable house)	both on the upper floor exposed framework, timber construction typical of the region, of architectural significance. Residential stable house: solid ground floor, sandstone walls, upper floor windows in original size, half-timbered partly boarded up, atypical blue coloring of the wooden structure, gable roof, stable: solid ground floor, upper floor in original structure, gable roof.	09277411
	Rectory with rectory garden	Obere Dorfstrasse 8 (map)	around 1830	Significant in terms of local history, massive plastered building with sandstone walls, two-story, two-winged old front door, some windows clogged on the gable side, boarded up on the northwest side on the upper floor, boarded up gable as well, slated hipped roof. Parish garden as ancillary facility with fencing (fence pillars made of sandstone with new fence fields made of wooden slats) and woody trees (solitary chestnut tree in front of the east gable of the rectory).	09277395
	War Memorial First World War	Obere Dorfstraße 8 (near) (map)	after 1918 (war memorial)	local historical significance. Sandstone, with a relief of a soldier and a final iron cross, in front of it a four-step flight of stairs, on the sides the names of the fallen are engraved. Monument Square: small, triangular, raised space at the NE corner of the rectory, in the NE retaining wall as dry stone wall with stairs made of four sandstone steps, in front of the retaining wall remains of a now fully grown hornbeam hedge (NW side five hornbeams, SE side one hornbeam ), a pair of trees (two spruces) framing the monument.	09277396
More pictures	Katharinenkirche Hennersdorf and Kirchhof	Obere Dorfstrasse 8a (map)	around 1500	Hennersdorf church, churchyard with enclosure wall and two churchyard gates - hall church with roof turret, significance for local history and architectural history. Evangelical parish church. Simple hall church, around 1500, including older parts: barrel-vaulted sacristy on the north side with a pointed arch portal to the nave. Restorations in 1832 and 1932. Plastered quarry stone building with 5/10 end and high roof turret. Portal with a straight end on the west side, segment and round arched windows. The inside is flat, single-storey built-in galleries.	09277397
	Fire station with integrated hose tower	Obere Dorfstrasse 9a (map)	around 1900	Significant in terms of local history, small massive plastered building, sandstone walls, boarded-up staircase on the south side, boarding-up zone and hose tower, boarded-up roof.	09277398
	Rock cellar	Obere Dorfstraße 9a (opposite) (map)	19th century	economic-historical aspect, entrance with sandstone walls	09277399
	Residential stable house and barn of a three-sided courtyard as well as enclosure wall	Obere Dorfstrasse 12; 12a (card)	around 1800 (stable house)	Stable house upper floor visible framework, barn wood construction, characterizing the street scene, wood construction typical of the region, of architectural significance. Residential stable house: Solid ground floor, partly changed, upper floor in the original structure, half-timbered with foot struts, windows mostly with gable ends, boarded gable, slated gable roof, barn: rubble stone base, wooden structure, gable roof.	09277384
	Residential stable house	Obere Dorfstrasse 14 (map)	18th century	Upper floor timber-frame boarded, typical regional timber construction, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, windows on first floor in original size, gable roof.	09277392
	Residential stable house (without extension)	Obere Dorfstrasse 17 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor timber-framed boarded, historically important. Solid ground floor, stable entrance with segmented arch, part of the house with a porch added later, upper floor windows possibly slightly enlarged, gable roof.	09277390
	Side building of a four-sided courtyard	Obere Dorfstrasse 24 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Side building with upper arbor - architecturally of interest. Solid ground floor, boarded up upper floor, windows partly with original muntin, saddle roof, stable house burned down in 1929.	09277389
	Residential stable house and barn of a three-sided courtyard	Obere Dorfstrasse 30 (map)	1846 (stable house)	Stable house upper floor half-timbered boarded up and shingled, timber construction typical of the region, of architectural significance. Residential stable house: solid ground floor, later added entrance porch, upper floor timber-framed boarded, gable side cladding (both renewed), windows in original size, saddle roof, barn: stately building, boarded up, window with sprouting, minor changes, saddle roof.	09277387
	Residential stable house and pull-out house	Obere Dorfstrasse 32 (map)	re. 1859 (door frame)	both partly with visible framework, of architectural significance. Residential house: solid ground floor, entrance with flat segment arch, upper floor largely in the original structure, in the gable side a horizontal window, southern side boarded up, gable roof slated, stable: solid ground floor, entrance with segment arch, upper floor half-timbered with diagonal struts, window with gable roof, gable roof slated who have favourited buildings in a hooked plan.	09277386
	Residential stable house	Obere Dorfstrasse 33 (map)	around 1820	Upper floor half-timbered, partly boarded up, timber construction typical of the region, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, first floor windows in original size, hipped roof, beaver tail crown covering, long, low roof pike.	09277412
	Residential stable house	Obere Dorfstrasse 35 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor timber-framed boarded, with a wooden economic part, significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, windows on first floor in original size, slated gable roof.	09277383
	Residential stable house and two barns in a three-sided courtyard	Obere Dorfstrasse 38 (map)	18th century (stable house)	Stable house upper floor half-timbered, image and structure defining, u. a. architectural significance. Residential stable house: solid ground floor, entrance porches, windows on the first floor in original size, upper floor timber-framed boarded, gable roof, small barn: wooden structure boarded, gable roof, large barn: predominantly wooden structure boarded up, windows with sprouts, gable roof.	09277394
	Residential stable house	Obere Dorfstrasse 39 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor timber-framed boarded up, typical of the region, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, supplemented on the southern gable side, windows on the upper floor in original size, windows with muntins, gable roof slated.	09277400
	Residential house with a corner stable part of a cottage industry	Obere Dorfstrasse 40 (map)	1st third of the 18th century (residential building)	small two-sided courtyard, upper floor, visible framework on the street side, architecturally valuable, characterizing the townscape, significant in terms of building history. Residential house: Solid ground floor, entrance porch with Bohemian planking, half-timbered upper floor with head and foot struts, stable part: half-timbered structure with diagonal struts, boarded up on the southwest gable side, windows with gable ends, gable roof.	09277401
	Stable house with barn part	Obere Dorfstrasse 44b (map)	Core around 1800, parts more recent	Upper floor timber-framed, important in terms of architectural history. Solid ground floor, house entrance with basket arch, window on first floor in original size, gable roof.	09277402
	Former forge in an exposed location	Untere Dorfstrasse 1a (in front) (map)	around 1830	architectural and local historical significance. Two-storey, profiled door jambs, windows with muntins, some winter windows, some windows clogged, twin windows (round arches) in the gable, hipped roof.	09277408
	Side building of a farm	Untere Dorfstrasse 1b (next to) (map)	around 1830	large barn with living area, upper floor half-timbered, and the inn (Obere Dorfstraße 1f) are part of a large four-sided complex, of importance for the local history and the image of the town. Stable part: Solid ground floor, entrance with profiled sandstone walls, sandstone window walls in the living part, upper floor visible framework in the original structure, crooked hip roof.	09277410
	Residential building	Lower Dorfstrasse 55; 55a (card)	around 1800	historically important. Two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone walls, entrance with basket arch, some winter windows, gable roof slated, west side paneled.	09277404
	Residential stable house	Untere Dorfstrasse 60 (map)	18th century	Upper floor timber-frame boarded up, timber construction typical of the region, significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, windows on first floor in original size, gable roof.	09277403
	Lehngut (formerly residential stable house)	Untere Dorfstrasse 70 (map)	re. 1838, older core	u. a. Interesting in terms of local history, predominantly massive building on a hillside, entrance with basket arch, southern eaves side upper floor timber-framed boarded up, gable roof.	09277405

Malter

 Map with all coordinates of the Malter section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Material entity component of the entity entity Weißeritztalbahn in OT Malter	(Map)	1881	Material entity component of the material entity Weißeritztalbahn. Individual features of the entity Weißeritztalbahn, section Dippoldiswalde, OT Malter: Malter station (reception building) and railway bridges.	09301535
More pictures	Malter train station with reception building and railway bridge (individual monuments for ID no. 09301535)	Am Bahndamm 2a (map)	1912 (train station)	Individual features of the entity Weißeritztalbahn, section Dippoldiswalde, OT Malter: Malter station (reception building) and railway bridges. Remnants of the old railway routing, railway bridge (approx. 10 km) over the foothills of the dam, Malter train station with a reception building next to it, the lamp room and free step (toilet house) (ID No. 09301535) - of historical, scientific, documentary, landscape design significance and rarity.	09301536
	The Malter reservoir	At the reservoir (map)	1908–1913 (dam)	The Malter reservoir with its individual monuments: dam wall, valve shaft, two valve houses, guard's house, flood overflow and turbine house (ID no. 08963323) - an overall architectural and hydraulic engineering system of particular architectural and technical historical value. Original valve system, original Francis spiral turbine from the construction period still in operation in the turbine house .	09303658
	Dam wall, slide shaft and building (individual monument for ID no.09303658)	At the reservoir 1; 6 (card)	1908-1913	Individual features of the Malter dam: dam wall, valve shaft, two valve houses, caretaker's house, flood overflow and turbine house (ID No. 09303658) - an overall architectural and hydraulic engineering system of particular architectural and technical historical value. Original valve system, original Francis spiral turbine from the construction period still in operation in the turbine house.	08963323
	Steinborn Malter	On the weekend (card)	1867	Historical spring socket and two memorial stones as well as three position stones of the former water pipeline - collecting tank from 1867, when the spring socket from 1535 was newly created and the pipes were replaced by iron pipes, below the socket memorial stone (sandstone) labeled 1530, on the tank labeled stone labeled 1867, Technical history and local history significance.	09305083
	Road bridge, three arches	Dippoldiswalder Strasse (map)	around 1910	Erected in connection with the dam, of technical significance, sandstone, stone.	08963392
	Residential stable house and three side buildings of a four-sided courtyard	Dippoldiswalder Strasse 63 (map)	before 1800	Image-defining due to exposed location, two buildings boarded up throughout, the third on the upper floor visible framework, gable roofs, two with slate cover.	08963395
	Farm with residential stable house, stable building and barn as well as gate pillars and well	Privatweg 11 (map)	re. 1801	Residential stable house and stable building upper floor half-timbered, wooden barn, in its structure and appearance the best preserved three-sided courtyard in the village, of architectural significance. Residential stable house: Solid ground floor, sandstone walls on doors with segmented arches, upper floor windows in original size, gable roof slated, three horizontal skylights, stable: ground floor solid, partly with sandstone walls, upper floor windows in original size, boarded up middle gable, gable roof as in the barn slated.	08963393

Naundorf

 Map with all coordinates of the Naundorf section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Deer tower; Observation tower	(Map)	re. 1909	Castle context, relevant to the local history. Feldstein lookout tower was built at the instigation of the castle owner Heinrich Oscar Bierling.	09278119
	Lime kiln	(Map)	19th century	of significance in terms of technology history	09278034
	Lime kiln	(Map)	around 1900	Technical monument, erected by the castle owner Bierling	09278120
More pictures	Material entity component of the entity entity Weißeritztalbahn in the OT Naundorf	(Map)	1924 (Naundorf stop)	Material entity component of the material entity Weißeritztalbahn. Section Schmiedeberg, OT Naundorf with the individual monument: Naundorf stop (ID no. 09301544).	09301541
	War Memorial First World War	Dorfstrasse 4 (near) (map)	after 1918 (war memorial)	relevant to the local history, porphyry stele, approx. 2 m high	09278032
More pictures	Unity of the Schlossanlage Naundorf and Ottos Eck	Schlossberg 1; 1g (card)	from 17th century	Entity of the Naundorf Palace complex with the following individual monuments: Palace, NW gate and north gate each with two gate pillars and fencing (in the east and west of the castle), gate to the landscape park with two gate pillars, fencing in the southwest and west of the landscape park, sculpture in the park " Diana " and " Amazone ", observation tower "Otto's corner", obelisk and memorial stone (ID no. 09301305) as well as part of the park with pond in the east of the castle and north of the road the landscape park (garden monuments) - a complex of historical and gardening significance.	09278033
More pictures	Naundorf Castle (individual monument for ID no.09278033)	Schlossberg 1; 1g (card)	from 17th century (castle)	Individual features of the entity Naundorf castle complex: Castle (south of the street), NW gate and north gate each with two gate pillars and enclosure, consisting of three parts in the east, southeast and west of the castle, on the other side of the street north of the castle: Gate to the landscape park with two gate pillars, fencing in the southwest and west of the landscape park, in the park sculpture "Diana" and "Amazone", observation tower "Otto's corner", obelisk, and memorial stone - complex of historical and horticultural significance.	09301305
More pictures	Inn	Schlossberg 2 (map)	mentioned in 1777	Upper floor visible framework, construction preserved, of architectural and local significance. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, windows on the first floor in original size, boarded gable, hipped roof, beaver tail covering.	09278035
	Residential stable house	Schlossberg 10 (map)	re. 1845 (door frame)	Upper floor half-timbered, boarded up, former syringe house, of local historical importance. Solid ground floor, quarry stone, sandstone walls, first floor windows in original size, gable roof.	09278031
	Guest house with hall	Schlossberg 23b (map)	End of the 19th century	relevant to the local history, two-storey plastered building, sandstone walls, central roof house, crooked hip roof, slate roofing, rear dance hall with its own entrance, with round arch, round arched window, sandstone walls profiled and with rusticated decorative cuboids, original door, original muntin, double windows.	09278030
More pictures	Naundorf stop (single monument for ID no.09301541)	Tal Naundorf 28b (map)	1924 (Naundorf stop)	Individual monument belonging to the Weisseritztalbahn as a whole, section Schmiedeberg, OT Naundorf: Naundorf stop (ID no. 09301541) - of historical, scientific-documentary, landscape-shaping importance and rarity.	09301544
	Residential building	Tal Naundorf 29b (map)	around 1900	Villa-like residential building with echoes of the Swiss style, former straw hat factory, historical context, residential building: two-storey solid plastered building.	09278093
	Villa "luck on"	Tal Naundorf 29d (map)	1902	Villa with echoes of the Swiss style - especially relevance to architectural history. Built as a three-storey summer house, irregular floor plan, plastered structure, wooden bay window (formerly open), later extension on the ground floor facing the street, crooked hip roof with overhang, glazed beaver tail covering, until around 1974 a bell tower that was removed for structural reasons. Windows on the ground floor partially leaded glass windows.	09278095
	Factory owner's villa	Tal Naundorf 31b (map)	after 1900 (manufacturer's villa)	Architectural significance, irregular floor plan, polygonal masonry base, colored glazing largely lost, sandstone window frames, window rungs, beaver tail crown covering, hipped roof, gabled risalits, with elaborately designed window sections.	09278094

Obercarsdorf

 Map with all coordinates of the Obercarsdorf section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Stone cross	Old Obererzgebirgische Poststrasse (map)	Late Middle Ages	Regional historical interest, sandstone, reduced forms	09277352
More pictures	Waystone	B 171 (card)	re. 1898 and 1883	Significant for traffic history, approx. 120 cm high, rounded at the top, sandstone.	09277357
	Gasthof Obercarsdorf	Dorfstrasse 14 (map)	Mid 19th century	of local historical importance. Plastered construction, in an exposed location, two-storey, solid, sandstone walls, above the door and on each side a window with a straight roof, profiled eaves, triple arched windows on the gable, hipped roof, beaver-tail canopy.	09277342
	Residential stable house and barn of a three-sided courtyard	Dorfstrasse 24 (map)	re. 1761 (stable house)	architectural significance. Residential stable house: solid, partly sandstone walls, saddle roof, barn: mostly wooden construction boarded up, saddle roof slated.	09277336
	Transformer house	Dorfstrasse 24 (behind) (map)	around 1920	in rural timber construction, of technical significance, narrow structure, half-timbered, brick-lined, partly boarded-up, tent roof, slated, with attachment.	09277335
	Residential stable house, stable building and gate pillars of a three-sided courtyard	Dorfstrasse 25 (map)	around 1800 (stable house)	structural and historical significance. Residential stable house: two-storey solid plastered building, saddle roof, two old lightning rods, stable: solid ground floor, upper floor mostly boarded up, boarded central gable, saddle roof.	09277334
	Residential stable house	Dorfstrasse 27 (map)	re. 1799, core much older	Upper floor half-timbered with St. Andrew's crosses, historically important. Solid ground floor, an entrance with a round arch, upper floor partially bricked, western part of the upper floor with beam heads, windows with original muntin, gable roof.	09277332
	Rock cellar	Dorfstrasse 28 (opposite) (map)	19th century	economic-historical aspect, sandstone wall with wooden door built on the slope, cone-like trigger.	09277331
	Transformer house	Dorfstrasse 31a (opposite) (map)	around 1920	upper part boarded up, technical monument	09277329
	Residential stable house	Dorfstrasse 32 (map)	re. 1841	architectural and structural significance. Two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone walls above the entrance with a straight roof, gable roof.	09277328
	Waystone	Dorfstrasse 32 (near) (map)	re. 1804	Significant in terms of traffic history, approx. 180 cm, sandstone	09277327
	Former Inheritance court	Dorfstrasse 34 (map)	18th century (stable house)	Stable house, barn and archway of a former three-sided courtyard - structural, architectural and local significance. Residential stable house: two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone walls, door with segment arch, gable roof, barn: solid in the lower part, stone walled in with post horn on the courtyard side, partly still sandstone walls, otherwise wooden construction, boarded up, archway: sandstone with large keystone with coat of arms.	09277349
	Residential stable house, stable building and barn of a former four-sided courtyard	Dorfstrasse 36 (map)	End of the 19th century (stable house)	Residential stable house upper floor half-timbered structure, structural and architectural significance. Residential stable house: Solid ground floor, partly changed, upper floor in the original structure, windows with mullion, gable roof slated, stable: two-storey, plastered, windows with muntin, in the gable twin arched windows, gable roof, barn: almost completely slated, gable roof.	09277324
	Residential stable house, two side buildings and barn of a four-sided courtyard	Dorfstrasse 37 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (stable house)	structural and architectural significance. Residential stable house: two-storey solid plastered construction, sandstone walls, gable roof, stable: solid ground floor (changed), upper floor timber-framed boarded, gable roof, small stable with exposed framework, gable roof, barn: in the lower part massive (modified), upper floor timber-framed boarded, gable roof.	09277350
	Residential stable house, stable building and barn of a three-sided farm	Dorfstrasse 38 (map)	re. 1856 (stable house)	structural and architectural significance. Residential stable house: two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone walls, gable with triplet window and lunette, gable roof, stable: solid, boarded jamb zone, gable roof, barn: solid in the lower part (changed), boarded up in the upper part, solid gable side, with arched twin windows, gable roof.	09277351
	Residential stable house in a four-sided courtyard	Dorfstrasse 42 (map)	re. 1841	First floor z. T. half-timbered, timber construction typical of the region, historically important. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, doors with segmented arches, upper floor windows in original size, old muntin, northern part solid, south side visible framework, west side boarded up, gable roof.	09277323
	Residential stable house and barn of a three-sided courtyard	Dorfstrasse 43 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (stable house)	Stable house upper floor timber frame boarded up, timber construction typical of the region, of architectural significance. Residential stable house: Solid ground floor, plastered quarry stone masonry, sandstone walls, profiled door walls, upper floor half-timbered boarded courtyard side, gable roof, loading caterpillar with protrusion for lifting device, solid barn in the lower part, boarded up upper floor, windows with old sprouting, gable roof.	09277325
	Residential stable house, two stable buildings and retaining wall with gate pillars of a three-sided courtyard	Dorfstrasse 44 (map)	around 1870 (stable house)	structural and architectural significance. Residential stable house: solid, sandstone walls, profiled door walls, also on the gable side, jamb, in the gable round arched window with old muntin, gable roof, 1st stable: two-storey, solid, on the upper floor sandstone walls, jamb, saddle roof, 2nd stable: also solid, jamb zone boarded up , Gable roof.	09277326
	Stable house, pull-out house and barn of a former four-sided courtyard	Dorfstrasse 47 (map)	re. 1844 (stable house)	Half-timbered building, significance in terms of building history. Residential stable house: Ground floor and solid gable side, sandstone walls, entrances with segment arches, upper floor visible framework, corner foot struts, windows with original muntin, gable roof. Thoughts : solid ground floor, sandstone walls, doors with segmented arches, upper floor half-timbered, partly boarded up, corner foot struts, window with muntin, saddle roof, barn: lower part solid, otherwise boarded up or paneled, saddle roof.	09277333
	school	Dorfstrasse 51 (map)	re. 1888	Plastered building with roof turrets, of local and historical importance, two-storey, sandstone walls above the door with straight roofs and consoles, on the upper floor also straight roofs, roof turrets with chamfered corners, clock, bell storey, Welscher hood and lantern, gable roof, left extension with crooked hipped roof.	09277338
	War Memorial First World War	Dorfstrasse 51 (below) (map)	after 1918	Local historical relevance, profiled sandstone base with an iron cross	09277337
	Residential stable house	Dorfstrasse 53 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, vaults still in place, windows in original size on the upper floor, gable roof, boarded gable.	09277339
	Municipal Office	Dorfstrasse 57 (map)	re. 1927	Plastered building with central roof house, historically relevant, two-storey, sandstone walls, entrance with sandstone blocks and volutes in the roof, slightly swinging open staircase with rusticated sandstones on the retaining walls, windows with original sprouts, hipped roof, plain tile roofing.	09277340
	Cottage	Dorfstrasse 58 (map)	probably 18th century	Upper floor half-timbered, boarded up ornamentally, significance in terms of architectural and social history. Solid ground floor, first floor windows in original size, horse head roof, slated.	09277341
More pictures	Material entity component of the entity entity Weißeritztalbahn in the OT Obercarsdorf	Dresdner Landstrasse (map)	1882	Material entity component of the material entity Weißeritztalbahn. Sub-section Schmiedeberg, OT Obercarsdorf, with the following individual monument: Obercarsdorf stop, consisting of a reception building, service room and waiting room with ticket issuing (ID No. 09301542), single-storey solid building with a small boarded part, sandstone walls, flat saddle roof with overhang, probably originally 1882, 1928 / Rebuilt in 1929 and 1934/1935.	09301545
More pictures	Obercarsdorf stop with reception building (individual monument for ID No. 09301545)	Dresdner Landstrasse 87 (opposite) (map)	1882	Individual monument belonging to the Weisseritztalbahn as a whole, section Schmiedeberg, OT Obercarsdorf: Obercarsdorf stop, consisting of a reception building with a service room and a waiting room with ticket issuing (ID no.09301545), single-storey solid building with a small boarded-up part, sandstone walls, flat saddle roof with overhang, probably originally from 1882 Rebuilt in 1928/29 and 1934/35 - of historical, scientific, documentary, landscape design importance and rarity.	09301542
	Mouth hole	Dresdner Landstrasse (map)	1855	Mouth hole of the drainage tunnel of the important Sadisdorf copper mine in the middle of the 19th century, of significance in terms of mining history. Sandstone walls with an ogival gable, marked Pöbler Hauptstolln 1855, tunnel excavation between 1835 and 1846.	09277355
	Waystone	Dresdner Landstrasse 119 (opposite) (map)	re. 1852	Significant in traffic history, approx. 120 cm high, sandstone	09277353
	Klappermühle Obercarsdorf	Dresdner Landstrasse 131 (map)	around 1870	Mill building, u. a. of local historical importance. Plastered building with sandstone walls and central roof bay window, three-storey, solid, central door with straight roofing, the two middle windows on the upper floor with roofing, twin arched windows in the roof bay window and side blind oculi, rear roof bay window with ornamental framework, saddle roof, four dormers.	09277354
	Residential building	Weißeritzweg 1 (map)	re. 1805	Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor (changed), sandstone portal with basket arch and keystone, upper ge. choss windows in their original size, irregular framework with diagonal struts, boarded gable sides, gable roof.	09277346
	Residential building	Weißeritzweg 8 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor timber-frame boarded, typical regional timber construction, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, first floor windows in original size, gable roof.	09277344

Ugly

 Map with all coordinates of the ugly section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Murder and Atonement Cross	(Map)	15./16. Century	of local importance	08963172
	Three sandstone panels on the house	Dresdner Landstrasse 14 (map)	re. 1926, re. 1837 and re. 1856	Three sandstone panels on the history of the house (gable end), indicating fires - two sandstone goal posts.	08963075
	Residential stable house	Dresdner Landstrasse 24 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	Upper floor half-timbered, one of the few surviving examples of wood construction in the place, u. a. architectural significance, image-defining,	08963074
	Vorwerk Oberhäslich (Freedom Oberhäslich)	Dresdner Landstrasse 31 (map)	re. 1772	Former manor house, former farm building and two other farm buildings of a former Vorwerk, in front of that transformer house - structure-defining four-sided courtyard, local historical and architectural importance, in front of that half-timbered transformer house (technical monument).	08963073

Paulsdorf

 Map with all coordinates of the Paulsdorf section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Paulsdorf pasture	Am Weidegut 1b (map)	re. 1856 (tablet), core older	Residential stable house, two stable wings attached to it, barn and gate pillar of a farm: Residential stable house, upper floor half-timbered, field stone barn, property that has been preserved in its structure and characterizes the locality, significance in terms of building history and local history. Residential stable house: ground floor solid, upper floor partly boarded up, partly exposed framework, windows largely in original size, gable roof hipped on the hook, the two stable wings mostly solid, in the west wing the northern upper floor part half-timbered, on the ground floor segment arches, hip roofs, field stone barn with sandstone walls, saddle roof, Wooden eaves, partly segmented arched windows on the upper floor.	08963379
	Arch bridge, house stone, two arches	Talsperrenstrasse (map)	around 1910	erected in connection with the dam, sandstone	08963390
	Wayside shrine with crucifixion relief	Thomas-Müntzer-Strasse (map)	15th century	Local history, art history and artistic significance, sandstone	08963386
	Wayside shrine	Thomas-Müntzer-Strasse (map)	Late Middle Ages	late medieval crucifixion scene , artistic and historical significance, with crucifixion scene, new base.	09303497
	Fire department tool shed	Thomas-Müntzer-Strasse (map)	End of the 19th century	Of local historical interest, gable roof slated, half-timbered, partly boarded up	08963384
	Residential stable house	Thomas-Müntzer-Strasse 17 (map)	re. 1802 (keystone above the door)	Upper floor half-timbered structure, significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, first floor windows in original size, solid western gable end, farm section attached in hook-shaped form, gable roof slated, farm section roofing with beaver tail.	08963385
	Residential building	Thomas-Müntzer-Strasse 27 (map)	re. 1804 (door frame)	Upper floor half-timbered structure, significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, door jambs with segment arch and keystone, upper floor windows in original size, flat saddle roof, upper floor probably rebuilt around 1900 (jamb).	08963382

Reichstädt

 Map with all coordinates of the Reichstädt section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Residential building	Am Dorfbach 3 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered structure, significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, first floor with original structure, gable roof slated.	08963136
	Residential stable house	Am Dorfbach 4 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered structure, significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, upper floor largely original construction, changed over the economic part (southern part), gable roof, original appearance largely preserved.	08963135
	Arch bridge	Am Dorfbach 5 (near) (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Bridge built using quarry stones and house stones to cross the Reichstädter Bach, of local importance in terms of technical history and traffic history, quarry stone and house stone, sandstone.	08963134
	Residential building	Am Dorfbach 6 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered structure, significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, first floor windows in original size, gable roof.	08963133
	Residential stable house	Am Dorfbach 8 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered structure, significance in terms of building history. Ground floor and one gable side solid, upper floor largely in the original structure, saddle roof, living area exposed half-timbering, otherwise boarded up.	08963132
	Residential stable house	Am Dorfbach 27 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered, of importance in terms of building history and structure. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, first floor in the original structure, gable roof, gable with two arched windows.	08963130
	Dreiseithof with echoes of Swiss style, with enclosure	Am Dorfbach 30 (map)	around 1900	architectural significance. Residential house: solid, two-storey, sandstone walls, windows partly with muntin, gable with round arch and round window, the two stable buildings on the ground floor are solid, the upper floor is boarded up.	08963141
	Residential stable house and barn of a three-sided courtyard	Am Dorfbach 34; 34a (card)	re. 1856	Upper floor half-timbered, u. a. historically important. Residential stable house: solid ground floor, sandstone window and door walls, profiled on the doors, upper floor in original construction, saddle roof slated, two horizontal skylights, wooden barn: ground floor partly solid, saddle roof.	08963121
	Residential stable of a former two-sided courtyard	Am Dorfbach 35 (map)	around 1800	architectural significance. Two-storey, mostly massive, formerly half-timbered, otherwise very authentic, ground floor partly winter windows, south side upper storey and gable boarded, gable roof, with sandstone walls and basket arch portal.	08963120
	Residential building	Am Dorfbach 37 (map)	re. 1865	Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, first floor windows in original size, wooden walls, gable roof slated.	08963119
More pictures	Material entirety Schloss Reichstädt	At Castle 1; 2; 5 (card)	1535-1852	Material entirety of Reichstädt Palace with the individual monuments: Palace, bust of Adam Rudolph von Schönberg (1712–1795) in the courtyard, administrator's house, former brewery, wall (formerly separating the French from the English part of the garden), orangery and gardener's house (ID No. 08963126) , Grave chapel in the cemetery (ID no. 08963125) as well as the castle garden, the area of ​​the former pleasure and kitchen garden, two avenues (garden monuments) and greenhouses (parts of the whole) - importance for the place and architecture as well as garden art.	09300984
More pictures	Reichstädt Palace (individual monument for ID no.09300984)	At Castle 1; 2; 5 (card)	re. 1872, old core (former brewery)	Individual monuments of the subject entirety of Reichstädt Palace: Palace, burial chapel, bust of Adam Rudolph von Schönberg in the courtyard as well as two farm buildings (former administrator's house, former brewery), wall in the garden, orangery and gardener's house - importance in terms of location, architectural history and garden art.	08963126
More pictures	Reichstädter Windmühle ( Tower Dutchman with equipment)	Main street (map)	re. 1850	smallest and highest located windmill in Germany, of technical and local historical interest, unique. Round structure made of granite ashlars, conical roof with wooden shingles, wooden wings (only partially covered), restored in 1982/83, smallest and highest windmill in the Eastern Ore Mountains (now Germany, as of 2012), in operation until 1883.	08963095
	Crushing house	Main street (map)	19th century	small quarry stone building of local historical importance boarded up gable, single storey, with basement, name comes from flax breaking .	08963282
	Waystone	Main street (map)	19th century	Significant for traffic history, approx. 1 m high, rectangular stone, sandstone	08963113
	Memorial stone	Hauptstrasse 2 (near) (map)	possibly 19th century	for Rudolf Sigismund Blochmann (1784–1871), of local history. Rudolf Sigismund Blochmann (founder of German gas technology, born 1784 in the rectory in Reichstädt, died 1871), the relief plate was renewed in 1996.	08963128
	Reichstädt village church and churchyard	Hauptstrasse 2a (map)	End of the 15th century (choir)	Church, churchyard, cemetery and enclosure with gate pillars as well as gravestones and war memorials for the fallen of the First World War - architectural and local historical, sometimes artistic significance. Evangelical parish church. Hall church with 3/8 choir closure (end of the 15th century), west tower (1625) with octagonal bell storey, Welscher hood and lantern, in 1892 thorough renovation of the interior and exterior by Theodor Quentin from Pirna.	08963125
	Residential building (old school building)	Hauptstrasse 3 (map)	around 1830	Upper floor half-timbered, shapes the townscape around the church and castle, of importance in terms of building history and local history. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, door with basket arch, double-leaf door leaf, upper floor in original construction, winter window, hipped roof.	08963124
	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 6 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered structure, significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, door with basket arch, winter window, upper floor window in original size, south-western gable side changed, gable roof slated, northern gable side slated, sun motifs, largely preserved in its original appearance.	08963123
	Residential stable of a former two-sided courtyard	Hauptstrasse 14 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered, u. a. architectural significance. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, door jambs with segment arches, upper floor in the original structure, windows with muntin, boarded gable, gable roof slated.	08963122
	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 16 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered structure, significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, sandstone door and window frames, winter windows, upper floor in the original structure, saddle roof.	08963112
	Residential stable house	Hauptstrasse 18 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	without corner extension, upper floor half-timbered, significant building history. Solid ground floor, sandstone door and window frames, upper floor with original structure, gable roof slated.	08963118
	Stable house of a former three-sided courtyard	Hauptstrasse 39 (map)	End of the 19th century	Upper floor partly visible framework, partly plastered, formative to the picture and structure, of building-historical importance, gable off the street, ground floor massive, winter window, profiled sandstone door walls, upper floor in original construction, gable to the street with visible framework, two segmented arched windows, saddle roof.	08963108
	Syringe house with wooden hose tower	Hauptstrasse 46 (opposite) (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Significant in terms of local history, massive small building with a gate to the street, gable and half-hip roof slated, tower with a flat gable roof.	08963105
	Massive stable house	Hauptstrasse 54 (map)	re. 1832	Massive stable house (without extension), south field stone retaining wall - u. a. historically important. Sandstone basket arch door jambs, with keystone, sandstone window jambs, windows in original size, profiled eaves cornice, hipped roof, northern gable side boarded up, upper floor western side with Bohemian boarding.	08963103
	Former school	Hauptstrasse 64 (map)	re. 1911	Influences of the reform style, of interest in terms of building and location history. Enlarged window on the ground floor, garland with label above the entrance, plastered building with boarding in the gable and in the attic, roof turret with belfry, the bell (probably 14th century, inscription: “Maria, you are a language of consolation”) comes from the former Church of the Holy Helper above the village (founded by the Ossegg monastery ).	08963057
	Residential stable house and barn of a three-sided courtyard	Hauptstrasse 65 (map)	re. 1852 (door frame), core probably older	Stable house on the upper floor half-timbered structure, defining the image and building historical significance. Solid ground floor, sandstone door and window frames, upper floor in the original structure, partly winter windows, original muntin, gable roof, barn facing the street, partly solid, windows with original muntin, saddle roof, massive wooden construction with ornamental framework on the gable side facing the street.	08963102
	Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard	Hauptstrasse 76 (map)	re. 1880	Upper floor half-timbered, elaborate slab, shape-defining image and significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, profiled sandstone walls, upper floor in original construction, windows partly with original muntin, richly structured slab, sun motifs on the gable, gable roof, decorative beams on the gable, slated.	08963100
	Residential stable house and barn of a three-sided courtyard	Hauptstrasse 78 (map)	End of the 19th century	Shape of the street and its significance in terms of building history. Residential stable house: two-storey, solid, 13 to 3 axes, windows in original size, partly original muntin, sandstone walls, saddle roof, wooden barn: hooked floor plan, ground floor partly solid, saddle roof.	08963098
	Residential house with a barn part attached at right angles	Hauptstrasse 80 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered, part of the barn with ornamental gable, defining the image and the significance of the building history. Solid ground floor, first floor windows in original size, slated gable roof, part of the barn completely made of wood, Bohemian planking and ornaments in the gable, slated with sun motifs.	08963097
	Side building	Hauptstrasse 82a (map)	probably 1858	Small quarry stone building, evidence of agricultural development, of local history, plastered, with overhanging roof, supported by beams, hipped roof, boarded up.	08963096
More pictures	Chapel and memorial stone	Hauptstrasse 84a (map)	1872	Chapel, next to it a memorial stone in memory of the Kahlehöhenkirche originally standing here - neo-Gothic chapel, of local historical significance. Sandstone door and window garments, pointed arches, hipped roof slated, old two-winged door leaf, outside staircase, large gate in the basement, where the pilgrimage church "Zu den 14 Nothelfern", mentioned in the 13th century, stood until 1872, today's chapel, hereditary burial the Reichstädter manorial estate of Schönberg.	08963114
	Residential stable house, stable and barn of a three-sided farm	Hauptstrasse 91 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	preserved in its structure, residential stable house upper floor half-timbered, u. a. architectural significance. Residential stable house: solid ground floor, upper floor largely in the original construction, saddle roof, adjoining stable with two-storey wooden porch, saddle roof, barn with saddle roof, ground floor of the outbuildings partly solid.	08963099
	Quarry stone arch bridge	Hauptstrasse 112 (near) (map)	19th century	Quarry stone arch bridge; local historical significance	09306326
	Residential stable house	Hauptstrasse 120 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, first floor in the original structure, windows with muntin, gable roof, half-timbering partly plastered, partly slated.	08963107
	Gasthof "To the green lime trees"	Hauptstrasse 123 (map)	around 1900	Inn with a row of trees - relevant to the local history, two-storey, gable roof, slated, a dormer window, massive building with sandstone walls and ornamentation on the roof structure.	08963117
	Residential stable house, stable and barn of a three-sided farm	Hauptstrasse 124 (map)	Mid 19th century	Image-defining and important in terms of building history. Solid residential stable: sandstone door and window frames, boarded gable, crooked hip roof, stable: ground floor sandstone door and window frames, upper floor in the original structure, crooked hip roof, barn gable boarded, crooked hip roof, gable side of the barn facing the street with ornamental framework.	08963109
	Bushmill	Hauptstrasse 129 (map)	around 1800	Mill property - historically significant, massive structure with sandstone walls, narrow arched door walls on the residential building, clad gable, on the company building extension with a sloping roof, saddle roof, today sawmill.	08963110
	Quarry stone arch bridge	Obercarsdorfer Strasse		Quarry stone arch bridge; local historical significance	09306327
	Residential building	Obercarsdorfer Strasse 2 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Architecturally significant, massive, two-storey, plastered, some windows with muntin and winter windows, two arched windows in the top of the gable, slated gable roof, natural stone walls.	08963138
	Two way stones	Röthenbacher Strasse (map)	19th century	of importance in terms of traffic history	08963127
	Residential stable house	Talstrasse 6 (map)	18th century	Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, wooden barn part, first floor windows in original size, gable roof slated.	08963140
	Hofmühle - mill property with an inscription plaque	Talstrasse 10 (map)	re. 1841, core probably older	Hofmühle or Ehrlichmühle - upper floor half-timbered, of architectural and local significance. Solid ground floor, profiled sandstone walls, straight roofs above the doors, some windows with original sprouting, corner blocks, supporting pillars to the economic part, upper floor in the original structure, hipped roof, slated, singular due to the length of the building and the flat round arch niches made of sandstone above the windows in the townscape .	08963137
	Lower inn	Talstrasse 16 (map)	re. 1844	Inn with hall and roof turret, with inscription plaque - at a point that characterizes the street image, place and building historical significance, massive two-storey building with sandstone walls, on the gable side with palladio-like windows, crooked hip roof, beaver-tail crown covering, three old hereditary conductors, according to the inscription plaque was also the old hereditary conductor .	08963139

Reinberg

 Map with all coordinates of the Reinberg section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Waystone	(Map)	19th century	Significant in terms of traffic history, sandstone	08963078
	Waystone	(Map)	re. 1835	relevant to traffic history	09303490
	Former Pond mill	Am Hafterteich 34; 34b (card)	re. 1835 (residential mill house)	Mill with residential mill house, side building, dam, bridge with weir and remains of hydraulic engineering - mill properties of local and technical historical importance. Residential mill house: Upper floor half-timbered, ground floor massive, W-side timber-frame boarded, door jambs with inscription, half-hip roof, side building: massive, possibly formerly wooden construction, half-hip roof.	08963076
	Massive house	Am Hafterteich 35 (map)	around 1850	Significance in terms of building history, two-storey, massive plastered construction, sandstone walls, half-hip roof, beaver tail covering meanwhile ruinous (2010).	08963077
	Waystone	Reinberger Dorfstrasse (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Significant in terms of traffic history, sandstone, profiled, approx. 1.70 m high	08963080
	Residential stable house	Reinberger Dorfstrasse 19 (map)	18th century	Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, timbered winter windows, boarded gable side, otherwise exposed framework, upper floor window in original size, six-field muntin, saddle roof.	08963081

Reinholdshain

 Map with all coordinates of the Reinholdshain section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Arch bridge	Alte Poststrasse (map)	probably 19th century	technical monument	08963092
	Residential stable house in a four-sided courtyard	Alte Poststrasse 4 (map)	re. 1786 (door walls keystone)	Upper floor half-timbered, u. a. architectural significance; Solid ground floor, sandstone window frames, first floor windows in original size, steep pitched roof, two segment arch door frames, one side slate.	08963093
	Residential stable house with two elaborately designed portals and two side buildings of a three-sided courtyard	Alte Poststrasse 6; 6a (card)	re. 1870	architecturally and historically of importance; Solid stable house, corner rustication , two-storey, with knee-length floor, gable with triple window, sandstone window frames, stable with pillars and vault, door crown on the right with inscription, side building opposite formerly with half-timbering.	08963094
	King Johann Monument: Monument to the Royal Saxon Military Association	At the building center (map)	after 1871	of local importance. Altogether almost 4 m high, howitzer on a 2.50 m high, tapering sandstone base, surrounded by cannon balls, rather flat male symbolism, everything on a plateau, some solitary trees. Location: Small monument hill with plateau area, stairs axially oriented towards the monument, trees leading to the monument to the right and left of the stairs, linden trees on the plateau area, view from the street.	08963091
	Waystone	Glashütter Strasse (map)	re. 1837	relevant to traffic history	09303491
	Waystone	Glashütter Strasse (map)	19th century	of importance in terms of traffic history; approx. 1.90 m high.	08963090
	Farmer's tavern	Glashütter Strasse 19 (map)	around 1850	Guest house of image-defining effect and relevance to the local history (without extension at right angles); Two-storey, massive plastered building with annex (there window frames profiled), belt cornice, sandstone window frames, crooked hip roof, central profiled door frame (sandstone).	08963088
	Residential house with blacksmith's shop as well as a murder and atonement cross in the enclosure	Glashütter Strasse 26 (map)	1887	largely preserved in its original appearance, relevant to the local history; Residential building: two-storey, solid, sandstone window frames, gabled central roof bay window.	08963089
	archway	Kreischaer Strasse 12 (map)	around 1800	Sandstone archway with fighter and keystone , relevance to the local history	08963087
	Memorial stone for someone who was struck by lightning	Reinhardtsgrimmaer Strasse (890 m east of the Glashütter Strasse junction) (map)	re. 1837	Memorial stone, for someone struck by lightning, of local historical importance; approx. 50 cm high, sandstone, inscription: Johann Gottlieb Böhmer (in memory).	08962994
	Overall entity Vorwerk Reinholdshain consisting of the individual monuments: residential building (mansion), three side buildings and remains of the park with two ponds (garden monument)	Vorwerk 2 (map)	re. 1673 (mansion door frames)	Unity of the Vorwerk Reinholdshain consisting of the individual monuments: residential building (manor house), three side buildings and remains of the archway (individual monuments ID no. 08963086) as well as remains of the park with two ponds (garden monument) - of local historical importance. Residential house: two-storey, massive, large, mostly eight-field glazed windows with sandstone walls, old door walls with keystone (plow) from 1946, on the house also from the same period, plastic of a "ducat shit".	09300650
	Individual features of the entity Vorwerk Reinholdshain: residential building (manor house), three side buildings and remains of the archway	Vorwerk 2 (map)	re. 1673 (door frames)	Individual features of the aggregate Vorwerk Reinholdshain: residential house (mansion), three side buildings and the remains of the archway (aggregate ID no. 09300650) - of local historical importance. Residential building: two-storey, massive, large, mostly eight-field grooved windows with sandstone walls, old door walls with keystone (plow) from 1946, on the house, also from the same period, plastic of a "ducat shit". Archway destroyed by LPG in GDR times , but material still available, side building solid, single-storey, half-hipped roof with beaver-tail crown covering, wooden roof houses, the other side buildings (stable, barn) field stone, also with beaver-tail crown covering.	08963086

Sadisdorf

 Map with all coordinates of the section Sadisdorf : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Waystone	(Map)	19th century	of importance in terms of traffic history	09304070
	Gasthof Sadisdorf with hall	Frauensteiner Strasse 9b (map)	A. 20th century	Of local historical interest, two-storey plastered building, solid, profiled sandstone walls, two-winged old door leaf, mansard roof with five dormers, hall with large windows, profiled walls, two-winged door, hipped roof.	09277374
	Rectory	Frauensteiner Strasse 12 (map)	around 1870	Structurally and historically important. Two-storey, solid, garments, cornices and corner pilasters made of sandstone, in the gable twin arched windows and oculus, saddle roof.	09277373
More pictures	St. Galluskirche Sadisdorf	Frauensteiner Strasse 13 (map)	1633–1644, core older (church)	Sadisdorf church, churchyard (extended to the cemetery) and enclosure, mortuary, grave of the manor owner on Naundorf, war memorial for the fallen of World War I and OdF memorial stone - hall church with square west tower, architectural and local significance. Evangelical parish church. Almost square hall church with 5/10 end and square west tower, built 1633-44, including older components: south wall formerly with Romanesque portal and window (bricked up during renovation), north wall with Romanesque window and barrel vault in the sacristy (changed in 1886) .	09277372
	Former forge	Frauensteiner Strasse 14b (map)	around 1830	Building and local history relevance, image and structure-defining, two-storey, sandstone walls, door with flat basket arch, winter window, hipped roof, boarded gable, beaver tail covering, bat dome, rear extension.	09277371
	Portal with keystone (with craft mark)	Frauensteiner Strasse 16 (map)	around 1800	Door arch with carpentry sign, unique in the village, of local significance	09277377
	Former school	Frauensteiner Strasse 17 (map)	around 1870	Plastered building with central protrusion and roof turret, of local historical interest, house stone plinth, two-storey, central protrusion with recessed entrance, original double-winged door, in front of it segment arch with keystone, two-flight staircase with original grating, sandstone window frames and sandstone door frames profiled, on the upper floor with straight roofs, cornices, flat hipped roof, slated.	09277370
	Archway of a three-sided courtyard	Frauensteiner Strasse 24a (map)	re. 1873 (archway)	Local history detail	09277369
	Residential stable house and barn two-sided courtyard	Frauensteiner Strasse 31a (map)	1885 (stable house)	Image and structure shaping, relevance to building history. Residential stable house: two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone walls, decorative rosettes on the gable side, 1 oculus, saddle roof, barn: wooden construction boarded up, windows with original muntin, saddle roof.	09277367
	Residential building with business section	Frauensteiner Strasse 38 (map)	around 1800	historically important. Ground floor and east upper floor (here a horizontal window) massive, sandstone walls, otherwise upper floor timber-frame boarded, windows in original size, wooden construction, boarded up, gable roof slated.	09277365
	Residential stable house	Frauensteiner Strasse 52 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered, timber construction typical of the region, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, wooden gate on the farm section, entrances with segment arches, upper floor visible framework with diagonal struts and head struts, windows in original size, gable side with wooden shingles, gable roof, southern long side mostly boarded up.	09277379
	Mouth hole of a tunnel	Saubachtalstrasse (map)	presumably 19th century	of importance in terms of building history and technology history	09277428

Schmiedeberg

 Map with all coordinates of the Schmiedeberg section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Material entity component of the material entity Weißeritztalbahn in OT Schmiedeberg	(Map)	1919-1922, Schmiedeberg viaduct with EÜ Schenkgasse	Material entity component of the material entity Weißeritztalbahn. Individual monuments in the OT Schmiedeberg Schmiedeberg Viaduct (built in 1919/20, 170 m long arch bridge) with connecting bridge structure (built in 1922, 21 m long pendulum pillar bridge made of concrete) Schmiedeberg station with reception building and goods shed Buschmühle stop More about the history of the route.	09301546
More pictures	Church of the Holy Trinity	Alte Altenberger Strasse (map)	1713-1716	Church, in front of it a war memorial for the fallen of the First World War - baroque central building based on plans by George Bähr (1666–1738), of architectural, local and artistic importance. Evangelical Trinity Church. Notable central building, 1713–1716 by George Bähr. Restorations in 1830, 1840, 1854, 1883 (extensive changes by Christian Friedrich Arnold ), 1958–61 restoration of the original condition, 1978–1988.	09278039
	Residential stable house and barn	Alte Altenberger Strasse 1d (map)	re. 1868 (door frame), core probably 18th century.	Upper floor timber-framed, relic of the original rural development, of architectural significance. Residential stable house: solid ground floor, sandstone walls, entrance with segmented arches, upper floor windows largely in original size, with muntin, two windows somewhat widened, boarded gable, saddle roof, barn: wooden construction, boarded up, large gates, saddle roof.	09278051
	Hickmann'scher Gasthof Schmiedeberg	Alte Altenberger Strasse 18 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century, tower after 1896	Former inn with an iconic tower - historically significant, two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone walls, flat three-axis central projection with entrance, profiled walls, cornices, mansard roof, slate covering, an old lightning rod, tower with plastered grooves and ashlar, lantern arch, massive hood (slate) .	09278046
	Rectory, the first school in town	Alte Altenberger Strasse 28 (map)	1708/1709	Structurally and historically of importance, two-storey solid plastered building with sandstone walls, hipped roof, slate covering, wide crawl space.	09278040
	Waystone	Alte Altenberger Strasse 28 (opposite) (map)	19th century	Significant in traffic history, sandstone, approx. 70 cm high	09278038
	House and older vaulted cellar	Alte Altenberger Strasse 30 (map)	re. 1897, cellar possibly 17th century.	Significance in terms of architectural history, two-storey, solid, belt cornices, profiled plastering flanges, different roofs, corner blocks, entrances laid side by side, hipped roof, slate covering.	09278041
	Residential building	Alte Altenberger Strasse 32 (map)	around 1900	Architecturally relevant, two-storey, yellow clinker brick, corner pilasters, bands and cornices as well as decorative forms on the gable with red clinker brick, sandstone walls, profiled on the ground floor, with straight roofs, sandstone cornice profiled towards the street, hipped roof, two dormer windows with side swellings, central roof house.	09278042
	Waystone	Alte Altenberger Strasse 33 (opposite) (map)	19th century	Significant for traffic history, sandstone, approx. 50 cm high	09278043
	Schmiedeberg viaduct and Schmiedeberg train station (individual monuments for ID No. 09301546)	Old Altenberger Strasse 34b; 34c (card)	1924, Schmiedeberg train station	Individual monuments in the OT Schmiedeberg Schmiedeberg Viaduct (built in 1919/20, 170 m long arch bridge) with connecting bridge structure (built in 1922, 21 m long pendulum pillar bridge made of concrete) Schmiedeberg station with reception building and goods shed Buschmühle stop More about the history of the route.	09301547
	Former Mill construction company and machine factory, Gebrüder Seck - Schmiedeberg branch	Alte Altenberger Strasse 64 (map)	1912-1913	Factory building of a former foundry - characterizing the street scene through the sequence of segmental or round arches, of local and technical historical importance, architecturally valuable structure previously preserved: 28 bays, two-storey plastered building with head structure, pilaster strips and window arches set off by light bricks, windows largely with original muntin, flat gable roof.	09278066
	Former Bushmill	Altenberger Strasse 70; 71; 72; 74 (card)	2nd half of the 19th century	Mill property with mill building (with annex), two residential houses and a barn - relevant to the local history, was once also an inn, and was of importance in terms of local history and technology.	09278060
	Buschmühle stop (individual monuments to ID no.09301546)	Altenberger Strasse 71 (near) (map)	1924, Schmiedeberg train station	Individual features of the Weisseritztalbahn as a whole, section Schmiedeberg, OT Schmiedeberg: Viaduct Schmiedeberg with railway overpass Schenkgasse, Schmiedeberg train station with reception building and goods shed as well as Buschmühle stop - of historical, scientific, documentary, landscape design importance and rarity.	09301547
	Portal of a residential building	Lutherplatz 19 (map)	re. 1849	Sandstone door frame with basket arch, detail of local history	09278068
	School (with ridge turret) and gym	Lutherplatz 24c (map)	1908 (school)	in reform style, relevant in terms of local history and building history. School: two-storey plastered building (later extended to the west), entrance with elaborate sandstone walls and original door, rusticated sills running through under the windows, high mansard roof, beaver tail covering, with roof house, roof turrets, with clock, slate covering, gym: single-storey plastered building, central projection in the roof zone with oculi , mansard roof, beaver tail cover.	09278052
	Residential building	Lutherplatz 25 (map)	around 1850	Upper floor timber frame boarded up, relic of typical regional timber construction, structural component of the old town center, historically important. Solid ground floor, first floor windows in original size, crooked hip roof, wide roof house, beaver tail crown covering.	09278053
	Residential building	Lutherplatz 28 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, relic of rural timber construction in a different context, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, first floor windows in original size, clad gable, gable roof with slate covering.	09278054
	Residential stable house	Lutherplatz 29 (map)	18th century	Upper floor half-timbered, boarded up, structural component of the remains of the old village center and significance in terms of architectural history. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls with segmented arches (inserted later), windows on the upper floor in original size, saddle roof.	09278055
	Residential building	Lutherplatz 30 (map)	after 1800	Upper floor half-timbered, boarded up, relic of the rural development in an urban context, structural component of the remains of the old village core, structurally significant ground floor massive, sandstone walls, entrance with segment arch, winter window, upper floor window in original size, gable slated, crooked hip roof with slate covering.	09278056
	Residential building	Molchgrund 34 (map)	around 1890	relevance to architectural history, with plaster structure and echoes of Swiss style , single-storey, solid, sandstone walls, two arched windows in the gable with keystones and floral ornament, central projecting with roof house, saddle roof with wooden ornamentation, two standing dormer windows.	09278047
	villa	Molchgrund 38 (map)	around 1900	Building historical relevance, multi-colored clinker construction, two-storey polygonal masonry plinth, yellow clinker brick, red clinker brick as decorative ribbon on corners, cornice, eaves zone, bay window on the street-side central projection with roof house and arched windows, original muntin missing, hipped roof with slate covering.	09278048
	villa	Molchgrund 42 (map)	around 1900	relevance to the history of the building, with sandstone elements and a conspicuous roof construction, worth a monument despite some smoothing. Two-storey solid plastered building over natural stone base (polygonal), sandstone walls, cornice, eaves boarded up, high roof with pointed gables, three standing dormers.	09278049
	Villa with a long driveway	Molchgrund 49 (map)	after 1900	Especially relevant to architectural history, with sandstone elements and wooden ornamentation, polygonal plinth, two-storey, plastered, sandstone walls, door with profiled walls, round arches and ornaments, old door, above large round arched staircase window, cornices, wooden verandas, on the sides risalits with roof houses (with boarded gable ), standing dormers, hipped roof.	09278050
	Former Gasthof Niederpöbel	Niederpöbel 7 (map)	1st half of the 19th century. 1884	Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural and local significance. Solid ground floor, window frames, upper floor windows largely in their original size, gable with two-tone ornamental slate, long side provided with a wide attic around 1900, gable roof covered with slate, rear with former dance hall (not relevant to historic monuments).	09278092
	Tunnel mouth hole	Niederpöbel 8c (map)	1928	Significant for mining history, single-storey, with rusticated entrance frame, gable cladding with mining symbols, roof turrets, weather vane “1728–1928”.	09278091
	Municipal Office	Pöbeltalstrasse 1 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	For a time the chief forester's house, in front of that mansion of a manor, plastered building with sandstone walls and heraldic cartouche, relevant to the local history, in a prominent place, two-storey, massive, high hipped roof, wide gauze, slated.	09278037
	Former House Wenzel, residential building	Pöbeltalstraße 1c (map)	around 1850	Part of the former manor, later a forestry, local historical relevance, characterizes the remnants of the old townscape with a two-storey solid plastered building with sandstone walls, on the gable side with roofs, southern gable with three arched windows, hipped roof with slate roofing, long haulm.	09278057
	sgraffito	Schenkgasse 2 (map)	around 1960	Sgraffito depicting an industrial forging process - reference to local history, colored in yellow and red.	09278069
	Portal of a residential building	Schenkgasse 4 (map)	re. 1787	Sandstone door frame with keystone, local history detail with basket arch	09278070

Seifersdorf

 Map with all coordinates of the Seifersdorf section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Waystone	Bergstrasse crossing Borlaser Strasse	1836	Waystone; Traffic history relevance. 2017-2018 Restored.	09306370
	House and stable building	Alte Meißner Strasse 8 (map)	End of 18th century	Both upper floors are half-timbered, defining the structure and significant in terms of building history. Residential house: Solid ground floor, original size windows, upper floor boarded gable, gable roof slated, an annex on the main street with a hooked floor plan, stable: solid ground floor, original size windows on upper floor, with gable roof.	08963358
	Road bridge	Bergstrasse (map)	re. 1911	Arched bridge over the Rote Weißeritz, important in terms of traffic history, sandstone cuboid, keystone.	08963342
More pictures	Total component of the totality of the Weißeritztalbahn in OT Seifersdorf and OT Oelsa	Bergstrasse (map)	1881-1910	Material entity component of the material entity Weißeritztalbahn. Section Dippoldiswalde with the following individual monuments: Seifersdorf station and retaining wall southwest of the station as well as three-arched bridge north of the station and concrete bridge of the former route (ID No. 09301534)	09301533
More pictures	Seifersdorf village church	Bergstrasse (map)	From 14th century, 1451 (parts of the choir)	Church, churchyard (expanded to cemetery), enclosure, churchyard gate with gate trees as well as a war memorial for the fallen of World War I - baroque hall church with roof turret, of local and architectural importance.	08963361
	Residential house as well as outbuildings and retaining wall	Bergstrasse 5 (map)	re. 1870 (door frame)	Former inn, upper floor half-timbered, massive outbuildings, characterizing the streetscape, of architectural and local significance. Residential building: Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, profiled on the door, first floor windows in original size, above decorative rosettes, gable half-timbered with segmented arched windows, original sprouting, decorative rosettes, massive two-storey extension, saddle roof. Outbuildings: two-storey, massive, sandstone walls, original windows and door leaf, gable roof.	08963349
	Residential building	Bergstrasse 6 (map)	End of the 18th century, core possibly older	Upper floor half-timbered, despite changes in architectural significance. Solid ground floor, partly sandstone walls, first floor windows in original size (annoying balcony extension), gable slated, gable roof with two roof houses with half-timbering (one boarded up).	08963348
	Seifersdorf train station and concrete bridge (individual monuments for ID no.09301533)	Bergstrasse 6 (near) (map)	1881 (concrete bridge)	Individual monuments of the entity Weißeritztalbahn in OT Seifersdorf, Rabenau and Oelsa: Seifersdorf station with reception building, lamp room, toilet house, goods floor, retaining wall southwest of the station, three-arched bridge north of the station and concrete bridge of the former route (ID No. 09301533) - from historical, scientific -Documentary, landscape design importance as well as rarity.	09301534
	Residential building	Bergstrasse 8 (map)	1848 (information)	Upper floor half-timbered structure, significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, first floor windows in original size, winter windows, gable with half-timbering, gable roof slated, massive extension, adjusted in cubature .	08963350
	Residential building	Bergstrasse 12 (map)	1880 (information)	Upper floor half-timbered structure, defining the image, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, upper floor half-timbered, windows in original size, half-timbered originally already exposed with bricks, gable roof, two horizontal skylights, former stable today converted into a solid residential part with horizontal windows.	08963355
	Residential stable house and barn of a two-sided courtyard	Bergstrasse 22 (map)	Core 18th century	Stable house upper floor half-timbered, half-timbered barn, u. a. architectural significance. Stable house: solid ground floor, sandstone door frames, partly sandstone window frames, minor changes, first floor windows in original size, saddle roof. Barn: some massive gates, first floor windows in original size and muntin, gable roof.	08963354
	Residential stable house and two barns of a three-sided courtyard that has been preserved in its structure	Bergstrasse 38 (map)	re. 1903	u. a. historically important. Residential stable house: two-storey, solid, profiled sandstone walls and plaster structure, two-winged old door leaf, wooden entrance porch, 1st barn: segment arched doors with decorative bricks, sandstone window frames, original sprouting, saddle roof, second barn similar.	08963357
	Stable building of a three-sided farm	Bergstrasse 41 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered, historically important, defining the image. Solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, window bars reconstructed in the sense of a monument, gable roof and gable side slated.	08963360
	gym	Bergstrasse 43a (map)	1920s	of interest in terms of building and local history. Portico, base made of sandstone ashlars, two arched windows each with original muntin, divided by a supporting pillar, central entrance, mansard half-hip roof, roof structure with hood, on the northeast side extension with functional rooms, probably original, south-western side barrack.	08963356
	Barn of a three-sided farm	Bergstrasse 54; 55 (behind) (card)	re. 1905	Upper floor half-timbered, with echoes of Swiss style, defining the image, of architectural and economic importance. Ground floor massively changed, two upper floors half-timbered, windows in original size, with muntin, central roof house with ornamental gable, flat saddle roof.	08963374
	Residential stable house	Bergstrasse 57 (map)	1811 (information) or 1797	Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural and historical importance (formerly school with cantorate), defining the townscape. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, entrance with segment arch and original double-leaf door leaf, upper floor windows in original size, half-hip roof.	08963363
	Residential building (only upper part)	Bergstrasse 58 (map)	re. 1835 (door frame)	Former stable house, upper floor half-timbered, architectural significance. Solid ground floor, two door jambs with segmental arches, sandstone, first floor windows in original size, slated gable, gable roof.	08963364
	Rectory, former stable building and wooden barn (renewed) of the former rectory	Bergstrasse 65; 65a (card)	1848	local historical significance. Residential building: two-storey, solid ground floor, sandstone walls, profiled sandstone walls at the entrance, straight roof above, two-winged old door leaf (also on the back to the church), winter window, saddle roof. Barn: on the ground floor, partly with sandstone, gable roof.	08963362
	Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard	Bergstrasse 70 (map)	around 1800, 1806 (info.)	Upper floor timber-framed, u. a. architectural significance. Residential stable house: solid ground floor, narrow sandstone walls, upper floor windows in original size, with gable roof, slate roof.	08963366
	Residential stable house and barn of a three-sided courtyard	Bergstrasse 76 (map)	1904 (information)	Barn upper floor half-timbered structure, defining the image and structure, of architectural significance: Residential stable house: two-story solid plastered building, sandstone walls, flat gable roof Barn: ground floor changed, first floor windows in original size, gable roof	08963397
	Barn of a three-sided farm	Bergstrasse 78 (map)	around 1900	Half-timbered structure, of importance in terms of building history	08963367
	Residential building	Bergstrasse 79 (map)	1834	Upper floor half-timbered structure, significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, entrances with flat segment arch, first floor windows in original size, gable roof, slate roofing.	08963368
	Residential stable house	Bergstrasse 82 (map)	probably around 1830	Upper floor half-timbered structure, significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, entrances with segment arches and keystones, upper floor windows (apart from three lying ones) in original size, solid gable end, hipped roof, roof pike.	08963369
	House on a hook floor plan	Bergstrasse 89 (map)	re. 1835 (door frame)	Upper floor half-timbered structure, significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, door with flat segment arch, some winter windows, upper floor windows in original size, gable roof slated, roof hipped over the extension.	08963372
	Residential house with attached bakery	Bergstrasse 107 (near) (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered, u. a. historically important. Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, profiled door frame, first floor window in original size, boarded gable, gable roof slated.	08963373
	Residential house in open development	Bergstrasse 134-135 (map)	1900	early evidence of tourism, architectural significance. Two-storey villa-like tenement house, built around 1900 at the end of the village with structural forms of urban influence, massive plastered building with a flat pyramid roof, including a painted “attic” zone, original window division, two-storey wooden balcony, wooden entrance house.	09299988
	Residential building with echoes of Swiss style, formerly a Kurhaus.	Bergstrasse 136 (map)	1898	u. a. architectural significance. Two-storey, solid, profiled sandstone walls, wooden loggia facing the street with elaborate carving, long side with central projectile and roof house, crooked hip roof, two dormers (formerly the Kurhaus).	08963375
	Three-wing building, today a nursing home	Bergstrasse 137 (map)	1901/1928	Architectural and local historical significance. Basement floor with house stone, corner cuboid and segmented arched windows with ashlar gable, on the two upper floors profiled garments, partly an ensemble with inserted segmented arch, entrance accented by a risalit leading into the roof, round arch, double-leaf door leaf, tent roof, eaves and gable with German ribbon , crooked hip roof , Facade structure through different window shapes and risalits as well as central entrance area with columns, despite later additions, largely preserved in its original appearance (former convalescent home).	08963376
	Side building of a three-sided courtyard	Neue Straße 3 (next to) (map)	18th century	Upper floor half-timbered, old structure and roof truss (former barn), u. a. architectural significance. Upper floor half-timbered plastered or boarded, outside changed, gable roof with a sloping roof.	08963396

Ulberndorf

 Map with all coordinates of the Ulberndorf section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Waystone	(Map)	2nd half of the 19th century	of importance in terms of traffic history	09303496
	Residential building	Alte Dorfstrasse 12 (map)	re. 1796 (keystone lintel)	Most of the upper floor is still half-timbered, a relic of rural timber construction in a different context, of architectural significance. Ground floor and solid gable, sandstone walls, two segment arch door walls, upper floor windows partially enlarged, beaver tail crown covering, integrated business section preserved.	08963019
	Waystone	Ulberndorfer Strasse (map)	re. 1836	Significant in traffic history, sandstone	08963021
	Material entity component of the entity entity Weißeritztalbahn in OT Ulberndorf	Ulberndorfer Strasse (map)	E. 19th century (railway keeper's house)	Material entity component of the material entity Weißeritztalbahn. Sub-section Dippoldiswalde, OT Ulberndorf with the individual monument: former railwayman's house (ID no. 09301540) - former railwayman's house, single storey, jamb, segment arch openings, flat gable roof with beaver tail crown covering, profiled sandstone window frames, end of the 19th century.	09301539
	Factory owner's villa with some decor influenced by the Swiss style	Ulberndorfer Strasse 1 (map)	around 1905	u. a. Significance in architectural history, two-storey, solid, plastered construction, rusticated plinth, ground floor: entrance situation and on the other side loggia particularly noticeable, roof overhang with ornamental cleats, slate covering, belt cornice, elaborately designed sandstone window frames, partly Palladio motif , today day clinic.	08963017
	former railway keeper's house (single monument for ID no.09301539)	Ulberndorfer Strasse 4b	E. 19th century	Individual monument belonging to the Weisseritztalbahn as a whole, section Dippoldiswalde, OT Ulberndorf: former railway keeper's house (ID No. 09301539) - of historical, scientific, documentary, landscape-shaping importance and rarity. Former railroad keeper's house, single storey, jamb, segment arch openings, flat gable roof with beaver tail crown covering, profiled sandstone window frames, end of the 19th century.	09301540
	Residential stable house and barn of a two-sided courtyard	Ulberndorfer Strasse 33; 33a (card)	2nd half of the 19th century	Stable house upper floor half-timbered, half-timbered barn, u. a. architectural significance. Residential stable house: solid ground floor, sandstone walls, stable part intact, upper floor windows sprouted and in original size, boarded gable, bricked up one gable side, slate roofing, barn: wooden structure, slate roofing.	08963022

Remarks

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Detailed memorial texts

1. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} entity with track body (entity parts), technology and all buildings and bridges of the Weißeritztalbahn in the communities of Freital (OT Hainsberg), Rabenau (OT Rabenau, Lübau, Spechtritz, Oelsa), Dippoldiswalde (OT Malter, Dippoldiswalde , Ulberndorf), Schmiedeberg (OT Obercarsdorf, Schmiedeberg, Naundorf) and Altenberg (OT Oberbärenburg, Kurort Kipsdorf) - an important monument of the Saxon transport history, one of the oldest narrow-gauge railways in Germany, of historical, scientific, documentary, landscape design importance and rarity. The 26.3 km long narrow-gauge line (750 mm gauge) was completed in 1880–1882 to Schmiedeberg, and the following year to Kipsdorf. Changes to the route from 1908–1912 due to the construction of the Malter dam, multiple alterations until 1934, the main clients were industrial companies in Dippoldiswalde and the iron foundry in Schmiedeberg, the steepest sections of the Saxon narrow-gauge railways, railway bodies, station design and routing elements determined the technical development of all narrow-gauge railways in Saxony.
2. ↑ The town center with the central rectangular market square, to which a total of eight streets or paths lead vertically from all sides, and with the complex of the church and the castle, which also go back to the Middle Ages, was surrounded by a wall since the 14th century , of which remains to the south have been preserved. Probably the town charter of the place situated on a trade route already existed earlier. Street names such as Schuhgasse testify to the former existence of craft guilds, and the Große Wassergasse, for example, which helps shape the grid-like settlement area to the east up to the former city wall, stands for the open channels that once led mountain water from the tunnels on the Sonnenberg down to the valley. There were businesses that needed a lot of water, such as blacksmiths, breweries and cooperage. The terrain spur drops off steeply to the west. The gardens of the castle, the adjoining modern parks, but also historical orchards form a particularly picturesque situation here. Otherwise, there is a closed development, which is particularly impressive on the market. If you can still find eaves-standing, three-storey buildings with z. Sometimes with steep pitched roofs and Renaissance portals, the houses on the east side lost their ornamental gables after the city fires in 1826 and 1841 and were initially only rebuilt on a single storey. Today they show, as well as the development of the connecting streets, the perforated facades of the 19th century typical for small Saxon towns. The town hall is a valuable building with its mighty Renaissance gable facade that borders the square to the south. The two suburban situations that can still be seen on Obertorplatz and Niedertorplatz are also remarkable. Former town barns, which are evidence of fortified agricultural towns, have z. Some preserved on Planberg and Heideweg.
3. ↑ Soviet Ehrenfriedhof
   Access route: from SW to NE, axially guided route from the road to the cemetery with two entrance pillars and a steel element (sun motif) stretched between them and the lettering "Ruhm und Ehre / den Soviet Helden", bridge with railing made of tubular steel (sun motif) over one of Trench running SO to NW Enclosure: in the SW fence with fence posts and fence panels welded from tubular steel (sun motif) as well as a gate with two gate pillars and two gate wings with the same motif, in the NW, NE and SE cut tree hedge Path system: the axial access path becomes the central one in the cemetery Memorial square continued Woods: four solitary trees (conifers) and creeping juniper on the main path between the cemetery gate and the memorial square, planting of the graves with Cotoneaster memorial stone, Soviet: in the middle of the memorial square, a steep pyramid on a base, bearing a star with a hammer and sickle, Cyrillic inscription on the pyramid, 88 soldiers' graves with tombs.
4. ↑ Dippoldiswalde school building
   • Old building: three-storey, solid, plastered building, central projection raised by one storey, remains of window crowning, sandstone window frames, hipped roof, beaver tail crown covering.
   • Gym: solid, single-storey, plastered construction, door and window crowns, flat hipped roof, next to the door medallion with date.
   • Extension: three-story solid, plastered building, side stair tower.
5. ^ Evangelical Nikolaikirche, cemetery church since the 16th century. Important three-aisled pillar basilica in the transition from Romanesque to Gothic , 2nd V. 13th century, without a tower, the choir with polygonal (five-sided) apse. 1882/83 extensive restoration by Hugo Altendorff. Further renovations in 1908/09.
   • Outside: nave , choir and apse clearly separated from each other in height. Quarry stone construction with sandstone inclusions. The west wall of the central nave protrudes and is of exceptional strength, the round window is set slightly to the south (possibly hidden staircases, cf. Stadtkirche). All other windows are arched, some with ogival panels. On the otherwise simple building below the eaves and along the gable, there is a frieze surrounding the building. At the apse, clover-leaf arches on small consoles, otherwise stepped round arch friezes and corner pilaster strips. Ogival portals on the west and north sides. The doorway on the north wall has a cloverleaf arch, the portal is framed in an eyelash style and placed on the outer wall. Both portals with bulges in the reveals, similar to the apse windows, and with whorls instead of fighters , the apse windows designed accordingly.
   • Inside: The nave is a flat-roofed building with four pointed arch arcades on strongly rectangular pillars, which are stepped towards the central nave, like the pointed arched triumphal arch. Base and transom with all-round profile. The upper clad windows do not lie in the arcade axis. Square choir with busty ribbed vault. Strong bulges and throats, hanging keystone decorated with foliage. Corner services with beautiful early Gothic acanthus capitals . Apse with ridge vault. Above the arcades in the nave, wall paintings were uncovered on the north and south sides, which are said to date from the 14th to the 16th centuries. The paintings in two registers with 30 fields. On the south side, hardly recognizable, scenes from the New Testament and depictions from the life of St. Nicholas . On the north side only field system indicated, above it the coat of arms of those of Dohna . On the west side a monumental representation of Christophorus . A surrounding ornamental frieze below the ceiling of the nave, as well as on the inside of the triumphal arch and apse arch as well as on the north and south choir walls, allegedly renewed in 1882 according to findings.
   • Equipment: Altar in a new arrangement from 1907: Demolition by Friedrich Burghardt over a predella using older figures: Maria and John from a crucifixion group, mercy seat (double figure ), risen and a few architectural parts (16th century), predella with the plastic representation of the Holy clan in the middle shrine, the painted wings show scenes from the legend of Joachim on the inside, the outside with Man of Sorrows, as well as Mother of Sorrows and John, around 1515 by a Freiberg master. - carved figure of St. Nikolaus, M. 14th century - Crucifixion group in an arcade: Crucified 17th century, Mary and John, 1st V. 15th century - Altar shrine with Christ and evangelists (former pulpit figures?), 17th century - Panel of Petrus, 17th century, last remnant of the baroque ceiling of the nave, which was destroyed in 1882/83 (cf. Stadtkirche, choir). - Gravestone of a knight, 2nd V. 16th century (Maltitz?), Honoring warrior in the form of a winged shrine by Paul Rößler, consecrated in 1928. On the south side of the choir a small crypt extension with a baroque gable and various tombs, to be highlighted are those of the mayor Gottfried Pauli († 1701) and the governor Gottfried Heinrich Pauli († 1730) ( Dehio Sachsen I, 1996).
   • Shapes in transition from Romanesque to Gothic, windows largely arched, some with ogive panels, flat-roofed inside, nave with four ogive arcades, upper clad windows are not in the arcade axis, square choir, wall paintings on the north and south sides (14th-16th centuries) Century), altar with carved figures 14th, 16th and 17th century, altar shrine 17th century, panel painting Petrus 17th century, crypt extension with various tombs, e.g. B. Mayor Pauli (died 1701), governor Pauli (died 1730), tombstone of a knight (16th century),
   • Mortuary: to the west of the church on the western enclosure wall of the churchyard
   • Gravestones and memorial plaque in the churchyard:
   1. Tomb of the potter Daniel Weise (1622–1696), baroque sandstone tomb on the church wall with flanking putti and angels as a crown,
   2. Tomb of the Pauli family, tumble-like tomb on the church wall with two flanking figures, at their feet two putti, Latin inscription on two inscription panels held by a skeleton, 18th century,
   3. Elaborate tomb on the church wall with a sarcophagus on rock, above it a figure with two flanking winged heraldic shields, inscription heavily weathered, 1st third of the 18th century,
   4. heavily weathered sandstone grave in the choir area of ​​the church, crowned by a seated putto, 18th century,
   5. Biedermeier tomb, column with two medallions, weathered inscription, around 1830,
   6. Memorial plaque on the choir wall for the fallen from 1870/71,
   7. heavily weathered sandstone tomb with a portrait of a girl in a medallion, entwined with a rose garland, 1st half of the 19th century,
   8. Children's grave on the church wall, sandstone panel with a relief of a little girl, angel heads winged in the spandrels above the head, 1628,
   9. Sandstone grave on the church wall, pedestal with cartridge attachment, above the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, end of the 18th century,
   10. Sandstone grave on the church wall, heavily weathered, in the upper area half portrait of a woman holding two babies in her arms, 18th century,
   11. Wall grave with crypt of the Krasselt family, wall architecture with door opening, filled with a mourning female figure made of white marble, two planting bowls in front of the crypt, reform style from around 1910,
   12. Tomb of Johann Christoph Ulbrich (Lohgerber, 1792–1834), sandstone cube with triangular gable roof,
   13. Haase family tomb, obelisk-like, 2nd half of the 19th century,
   14. Wall grave of the Wanke family, railway hotel owners, after 1926
   • Cemetery: Enclosure: Enclosure wall made of quarry stone in the north, east and west, at the NE corner higher plastered wall section with cover made of roof tiles and NE gate with two sandstone pillars with sandstone cover and two wrought iron gate wings, one each to the right and left of the gate in the wall Door with a door frame made of sandstone and one wrought-iron door leaf. Access: path from the NE gate to the church, path leading around the church, straight north-south path in the SE of the church to the cemetery leading to grave fields: in the north, east and south of the church , the southern grave field is elevated and is intercepted in the north by an embankment.
   • Cemetery: is located as an extension area in the south of the cemetery; Enclosure: Enclosure wall in the north (eastern section), east, south and west made of quarry stone masonry with sandstone cover plates, gate in the north, gate and door in the east; Access: orthogonal path system with east-west main axis; Trees: remains of rows of lime trees in the south and west of the cemetery, tree hedges; Water: hand pump and bucket.
6. ↑ The striking complex of the oat mill goes back to a mill that was probably founded in the 16th century. In the 18th / 19th In the 19th century it served as an ore stamp mill. In 1892 the mill became the property of the Louis Schmidt company. The company delivered oat nutrients (oat flour, flakes, pulp and porridge) throughout Germany under the “Pflug” brand. The mountain oat products were considered to be particularly tasty and digestible. The oat production was only stopped in 1990/91.
   North gable building, former mill with rear annex: three-storey, probably around 1910, clinker brick building, roof collapsed, condition very ruinous, old mill building massive with rubble stones, saddle roof, technology preserved therein: roller mills (1907/20), classifier, main transmissions and water wheel preserved, five-storey, two chimneys at the back: red and yellow clinker brick building, probably more recent, raised, adjoining it is an eaves-standing production building, former grain cleaning, two-storey, plastered building, on the central gable original written advertisement "Hafermehl der Pflug" around a plow picture, northern extension, around 1907, southern, gable-independent building: former residential building, with sandstone walls, hipped roof with pike , beaver tail covering. Another building still in existence (no monument): former packaging and dispatch department, four-storey, plastered building with extensions, ramp for dispatch, rear chimney Existing building (no monument): five-storey silo with bulk floor.
7. ↑ Dippoldiswalde station, consisting of a) reception building: three-storey plastered building with overhang of the saddle roof in the Swiss style, ground floor with waiting hall, ticket issuing, general cargo handling, service rooms, first floor with apartments, 1882, structurally somewhat changed 1959-61, b) platform roofing, approx. 50 m long and 6 m high, wooden support structure, 1906, c) water crane, d) small signal box, boarded up, 1930.
8. ↑ Green area with OdF monument
   • Location: the green area is in the western ramparts of the city.
   • Relief: almost flat surface, bounded in the north by the southern embankment of a ramp path with a red oak avenue, in the east also bounded by an embankment rising to the east.
   • Access: stairs to the NE, two access paths from the west from Dr.-Friedrich-Straße, curved paths in the edge area of ​​the complex, paths made of stepping stones in the lawn, NE-SW axis (sight and path axis): square area at the oak, stairs, ring-shaped path around flower beds, stepping stones, circular plaza with memorial, stepping stones, access path from Dr.-Friedrich-Straße.
   • Trees: old trees (deciduous trees) in the west of the facility on Dr.-Friedrich-Strasse and on the embankment in the east, conifers, "grain oak" at the top of the Technikumallee.
   • Structural facilities: in the NE of the green area, staircase with an upper straight staircase, a circular platform and a curved staircase with an upper staircase, a platform and a lower staircase.
   • Visual relationships: NE-SW axis (see above), NW-SE axis, the central point of reference for the axes is the memorial for the anti-fascist Clemens Holzschuh.
   • Cenotaph: a circular cenotaph for the anti-fascist Clemens Holzschuh on a circular square in the ground plan.
9. ↑ tannery, 1975 Lohgerberuseum: tanning method, the oak and spruce bark used as a tanning agent, was obtained in forests, ground in Lohmühlenstraße stepwise washed with water and aggregates animal skins (in different concentrations) is then dried.
   • Residential house: two-storey, storeys separated by a cornice, three-axis central projectile, entrance walls with segmented arches, old door leaf, all windows in small pieces, mighty mansard roof with partly profiled window walls of the loft extension, ground floor inside elaborate vault, until 1927 in original function, half-timbered.
   • Production building: Solid ground floor, with sandstone window walls, lattice windows, upper floor original size, large wooden roof extension (quasi 2nd floor) with flaps for ventilating the skins, further side building with old gate and crooked mansard roof.
10. ↑ The building shows the perforated facade typical of small Saxon towns, it was created with the simplified reconstruction after the city fire in 1826, the entrance kinks in its corridor, which probably indicates an older core of the building. In addition to the importance of the building in terms of building history, it is also relevant in terms of urban planning and the history of local development, because it is part of the closed local structure that has existed since the high Middle Ages, in its current form in the 17th century at the latest. Große Wassergasse, one of the streets in the old town leading to the market, helps shape the grid-like settlement area to the east up to the former city wall. The name originated in connection with the open channels from the tunnels down into the valley. The street is historically defined by businesses that used a lot of water, such as blacksmiths, breweries and cooperage. Two-storey, five-axis, solid, plastered construction, sandstone door frames in the central axis, shop fitting on the ground floor, sandstone window frames.
11. ↑ ^{a b} Entity of Dippoldiswalde Castle
    • Palace complex: long west wing, short side wings, stair tower in the south-eastern corner of the courtyard, valley side: two-axis central projectile with three-storey pilaster architecture, richly ornamented, entablature frieze with portrait medallions.
    • Castle, district court: Construction of the dominant and irregular complex immediately west of the town church by the Lords of Maltitz in the 2nd V of the 16th century on the foundations of the previous building, the courtyard-side elevation of the west wing, around 1530/40. The south wing was built in 1569–72, until 1571 under the direction of the elector mason Christoph Tendler, who was subordinate to the elector builder Hans Irmisch. After the fire of 1634, it was slowly rebuilt from 1635 to 1725. Expanded into a three-wing complex by the north wing from 1840. Three-storey building: the elongated west wing bent, short side wings, stair tower in the south-western corner of the courtyard. On the valley side a massive, protruding central wing with a two-storey bay window, around 1570. On the courtyard side a slightly protruding, two-axis risalit with a three-storey pilaster architecture. The pilasters and friezes with rich early Renaissance ornamentation, elaborately carved capitals, in the frieze of the entablature a total of six portrait medallions, some of them family members of the von Maltitz family. Entablature of the basement with round arch frieze (cf. Georgenbau des Dresdner Schloss ). Underneath the eaves there is a frieze with a perspective architecture (doors and passages), renewed using the plaster scratch technique. In 1953 the early Renaissance portal was moved from the former Reichelt House on the market to the courtyard on the north wing (currently being restored). Interior largely rebuilt, vaults on the ground floor (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996).
    • Garden terrace: A narrow garden terrace is located in front of the castle in the west, which roughly follows the floor plan of the castle and is supported by high retaining walls made of sandstone masonry in the west, at the NE corner of the castle and at the SW corner of the central risalite there is a solitary tree. Access is from the south halfway up the ramp path west of the battlements. In the southwest of the wall section protruding in front of the central projecting there is a door that leads to the palace garden.
    • Castle garden: The castle garden, extending over the entire length of the castle, is located at the foot of the retaining wall of the garden terrace in the area of ​​the city's former ramparts and was once bounded by walls to the south, west and north, and is now part of the city's ring complex. Only the northern part of the garden and an enclosure wall in the north (sandstone masonry with sandstone cover plates) are preserved. The southern part is largely built over and taken up by an unpaved parking area. Only the southernmost area with remains of the wall, a blood beech and a linden tree is still there. The routing of the northern part is determined by a diagonal crossroads, in the center of which there is a bed area. Axially to this bed, there is another decorative area on slightly higher terrain at the foot of the retaining wall. A straight path runs parallel to the northern enclosure wall, which has a gate in the east. A row of trees (linden, cornel, two beeches and two norway maples) stand between the wall and the path. A solitary tree (oak) stands on the other side of the path at its western end. Groups of conifers frame the palace garden in the south and north. A square with a circular raised bed lies in the area of ​​the northern group of conifers.
    • Ramp path: A ramp path is in front of the high western fortification wall below the battlements. The lower section of the trail climbs from south to north. The direction is changed via a pedestal, so that the upper section continues to rise from north to south. A door in the battlement wall placed on top of the fortification wall opens up the ramp path from above. On the upper platform and the upper section of the ramp path there are sandstone slabs, on the middle platform and the lower section new small stone paving made of gray granite. There are three sandstone steps between the upper end of the ramp path and the platform in front of the door in the defensive wall. The retaining walls holding the ramp path are made of quarry stone masonry (sandstone) and are closed at parapet height with sandstone cover plates.
    • Parapet walkway: The battlement walkway connects to the gate passage at the SW corner of the castle, which connects it with the castle courtyard, and extends above the fortification wall in the SW to a gate to the city. The wooden gate to the city lies in a section of wall that is faced with polygonal masonry facing SE. The plastered parapet wall covered with roof tiles in the SW of the parapet walk has four niches with loopholes and a wooden door to the ramp path. The door has a sandstone frame as a round arch, as well as a step and threshold made of sandstone. A high wall made of quarry stone delimits the battlement in the NE. The path is now paved with small granite paving stones.
    • Embankment: The embankment in the south of the palace complex, approximately at the southern end of the entire area of ​​the garden that extends up to this point, is overgrown with ivy. Remnants of the wall, retaining walls and pathways are recognizable. The woody stock is partly planted.
12. ↑ Marien and Laurentius Church
    • Hall church with retracted choir and west tower, tower top according to plans by Klengel (1685 f.), Inside wall and vault paintings by Samuel Heber, double wooden gallery (oldest 17th century), painted with biblical scenes, wooden coffered ceiling in the choir by Hans Panitz (1640 –42), sacristy with star vault 15th century, altar: cafeteria Middle Ages, essay with crucifixion painting by Joh. Finck (1642), grave monument Nik. Kretschmar, dated 1535.
    • Exterior: The four lower storeys of the west tower are Romanesque (the 4th storey may have been changed later), the octagonal tower top with hood and lantern 1685/86 according to plans by Wolf Caspar von Klengel (1630–1691). Ground floor and tower top in sandstone ashlar, otherwise quarry stone with sandstone structure. The tower floors are separated by various round arch friezes (slightly pointed on the second floor) and cornices. The vertical division of the upper storeys is interrupted by central bars of windows. Ground floor with ogival step portal. The capitals and bases of the inserted columns are pronounced late Romanesque, perhaps as early as 1200. The column shafts from 1934. Arch approaches over the capitals of the front for a vestibule that was probably never built. Polygonal stair tower in the north-western corner, mid-16th century. Long house based on the model of Freiberg Cathedral. Structure with buttresses, two-story windows in a shared niche, tracery renewed. On the north and south side portals with interlaced framework, on the south side inscribed 1506. The side stair towers 16th century. On the north side of the choir two-storey, chapel-like sacristy extension with curtain arched windows.
    • Inside: The tower hall (ground floor) with strong bulbous ribs and corner pillars. Stairs let into the thick walls lead to the upper floors. Under the tower hall the von Maltitzsche crypt, found again in 1964. The nave is a hall of three times three bays on an almost square floor plan. Fluted octagonal pillars carry a star vault without a divider arc with narrow ribbons instead of the original ribs that were cut off in the 17th century. The spatial impression was shaped by the color versions of the 17th and 18th centuries, in particular by the wall and vault paintings by Samuel Heber, the richly painted vault with delicate vegetal ornaments, in contrast the powerful framing of the windows and the upper part of the triumphal arch in Hardware and rolling mechanism. Double wooden galleries on three sides of the nave. The oldest gallery on the north side, 17th century. The upper gallery shows 12 scenes of convalescence in beautifully ornamented panels. The lower gallery, the so-called councilor's box with various examples from the Old Testament and New Testament, clarifies the duties of a council towards its city through accompanying sayings. The south and west galleries (1st half of the 18th century) in simple field structure with acanthus-like ornamentation. The galleries that were added in the 19th century were removed. Remains of the grisaille painting from 1841 on the vestibules on the north and south sides. In the choir, instead of the vaulted vault, which was badly damaged in 1632, wooden coffered ceiling by Hans Panitz (1640–42), 33 panels with Salvator, evangelists, apostles and prophets. Window framing as in the nave, stained glass windows around 1900. Sacristy with star vault (15th century), above it, open gallery to choir and nave.
    • Equipment: Altar: stipes and cafeteria medieval, the altar top 1670 with painting Crucifixion by Johann Finck (1628–1675), sandstone baptism, dated 1653. Pulpit , dated 1642, with backside in illusionistic architectural painting , pulpit basket with small sculptures of the evangelists (originally: Petrus, Christus, Johannes, Paulus), sound cover considerably supplemented, since 1982 with the baroque figure of Christ the Triumphator (from Annaberg, Gem. Annaberg-Buchholz - Kr. Annaberg). On the south aisle wall an altarpiece (Emmaus) by Alexander Stichart , 1869, Stöckel organ 1864 with neo-Gothic prospect. In the north aisle the grave monument of Nikolaus Kretschmar, the last Catholic pastor of Dippoldiswalde, dated 1535. Noteworthy from the pictures in the sacristy: painting depicting St. Gregory's mass, dated 1519, painted predella with Last Supper and Manna rain, around 1520, panel with monstrance, worn of two angels, around 1525/30, commemorative picture of a pastor couple, depicting Christ as the fountain of life, 2nd half of the 17th century (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996).
13. ↑ Solid three-storey building with a three-storey volute gable and the typical window walls, two elaborate renaissance seat niches portals (sandstone), window bars in the original sense, still with late Gothic "root wood", roof turrets, clock, simple fountain from 1913 with stele (lion heads), sandstone figures on the Ecken, Maria with the Child and St. Laurentius (around 1525), the so-called Schulz Gate, a Renaissance portal from the 16th century with a Habsburg (?) Double-headed eagle, was originally located at Schulz's house, which had to give way to today's police building in 1851 .
14. ↑ ^{a b} In 1722, the Electorate of Saxony began setting up the Saxon post-mile pillars. Elector Friedrich August I wanted to build a modern traffic and transport control system in the electorate in order to promote trade and economy. He entrusted Magister Adam Friedrich Zürner (1679–1742) with the implementation. The system of post mile pillars comprised distance pillars, quarter milestones, half and full mile pillars. The distance columns should be set up in the cities in front of the city gates, later only on the marketplaces. Quarter milestones, half and full mile pillars were set up along the Poststrasse. They received a consecutive numbering (row number), starting from the beginning of the measurement. The all-mile columns were set up outside the cities on the post roads at a distance of 1 mile (= 9.062 km). The distance pillars were marked with the monogram "AR" for "Augustus Rex", the Electoral Saxon and Polish-Lithuanian double coat of arms and the Polish royal crown. The full mile, half mile columns and quarter milestones were all similarly labeled, none of them had a coat of arms, but the monogram "AR". The distances were given in hours (1 hour = ½ post mile = 4.531 km). This mile system was the first European traffic management system. The pillar considered here is of great importance in the history of traffic as part of the nationally significant postal system.
15. ↑ Ratsmühle Dippoldiswalde
    Five-storey building: floor structure visually separated by flat cornices, corner rustication, crowning of the double windows, one side wing rebuilt, the other in an appearance appropriate to the mill and storage building (two storeys, jamb, slate covering), three-storey production building: plaster with decorative masonry ), gabled central axes, partly crowned with acroter, side building: upper floor, half-timbered, windows upper floor in original size.
16. ↑ Ammelsdorf mill property
    • Residential mill house: two-storey plastered building with sandstone walls, profiled at the entrance, straight roofing, open staircase with grating, central gable, gable roof.
    • Barn: Solid ground floor, wooden structure boarded upstairs, windows with muntin, gable roof.
    • Production building: two-storey plastered building, low plaster structure, on the ground floor above the windows blind arches with brick, upper floor windows with muntins, box windows, gables with round arch twin windows, saddle roof.
    • Small transformer house: plastered building with transformer tower, with high tent roof with attachment
    • Turbine system: two turbine sets behind the transformer house.
17. ↑ ^{a b} Individual monuments of the former Berreuth manor
    • Residential building no. 13, 13a: architecturally comparatively complex, massive ground floor, integrated former commercial section, gable newly boarded, windows of upper floor in original size, south side hipped roof.
    • Barn No. 15: Solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, south side lined, north side paneled, windows upper floor in original size.
    • Barn No. 17: Solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, intact construction, boarded gable, dormers.
18. ^ Evangelical parish church Hennersdorf
    • Church: plastered building with 5/10 end, entrance on the west side with a straight end, windows round and segmented arched, roof and octagonal ridge turret (with clock) slated, pulpit altar with almost all parts of a late Gothic winged altar, Freiberg school, around 1520.
    • Equipment: Pulpit altar with almost all parts of a late Gothic winged altar from the Freiberg school (around 1520). In the predella Adoration of the Magi. The only slightly convex arched basket is filled with the figures of the former shrine: Katharina, Anna Selbdritt, Maria Magdalena. In the wings the hll. Valentin (?) And Martin. The back is painted with the execution of a saint. At the back of the pulpit two more paintings, Dorothea and Barbara. - Sandstone baptism, 16th century, baptismal bowl, inscribed 1691. - Wooden crucifix, somewhat larger than life, 1st V. 16th century - Three paintings on the north gallery, probably by the same master as the one on the north gallery and 'Ratsherrenloge 'of the Marien- und Laurentiuskirche e Dippoldiswalde (Weißeritzkreis), 17th century - Organ by Karl Traugott Stöckel, 1852 (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996).
    • Churchyard with
      • Enclosure: plastered enclosure wall with cover plates made of sandstone, south-eastern enclosure wall to the parish garden covered with roof tiles, north gate with two gate pillars made of sandstone blocks with cover plates made of sandstone and a sandstone attachment each with a beveled ball and two wrought-iron gate wings, south gate with two plastered sandstone gate pillars .
      • Soil relief: terraced terrain in the NW area rising from NE to SW
      • Trees: in the churchyard at the north gate two gate trees (Canadian hemlock), in front of the south gate two stumps of former gate trees (chestnuts), two newly planted linden trees as first planting in the church yard.
      • Viewing relationship: from a field path with a row of trees in the south of the churchyard, view to the north to the church tower, views from the churchyard over the enclosure wall to the east and NE into the landscape.
19. ↑ ^{a b} individual monuments, section Dippoldiswalde, OT Malter:
    • Malter station with
      • Reception building: with ticket issuance, waiting room, service room, building boarded up vertically with cover strips, small window bars, entrance highlighted by exposed gable, arched hipped roof with beaver tail covering raised in the middle area, 1912, extended 1914,
      • Lamp room and boarded free step (toilet house).
    • Remnants of the old railway routing from 1881 (before it was moved when the dam was built) between Seifersdorf station and Malter dam, on the left the Roten Weißeritz.
    • Railway bridge with three large segment arches and two round arches, leads over the foothills of the dam, around 1912.
20. ↑ ^{a b} The dam was created on the basis of an architectural competition carried out in 1908 for the design of the Weißeritztalsperren Klingenberg and Malter . The design of the third prize winner, the Lossow and Kühne company , was used for Malter . However, some changes compared to the competition design (bossing, shape of the lower valve housing) suggest that the first prize winner, Hans Poelzig (1869-1936), whose plans were used for the Klingenberg dam, had a certain say. In the German Empire, apart from Klingenberg and Malter , an architecture competition was held for only one other dam, the Möhne reservoir .
    Barrier structure: gravity dam with curved axis, quarry stone masonry made of biotite gneiss, heavily embossed on the air side, wall crown can be driven over with masonry parapet, slider shaft in the top of the wall on the water side, as a round tower stump with a tiled roof just above the wall crown, on the air side the wall is structured by two pilaster-like templates , in between stylized console cornice, sliding house at the foot of the wall similar to the one in Klingenberg terminating in a semicircle and with a brick barrel roof, at the eastern end of the wall another sliding house for the circulation tunnel, small, cube-shaped structure with high hipped roof, quarry stone clad, window and entrance with segmental arch, inside original gate valve system from the company Bopp and Reuther, Mannheim (pipe diameter 1.10 m corresponds to the gate valve stroke), at the western end of the wall a single-storey guard house with a mansard roof, quarry stone cladding, original entrance on d he north side walled up, windows renewed, laterally arranged high water course with cascade lined up in the 1970s (firing channel), at the lower end of which a bridge with original metal railing, turbine house with low living and administration wing and higher turbine hall, both turbine hall, both components single-storey with hipped roof, Quarry stone clad, turbine hall with strong pillars and basket arched windows, original metal windows still available, two Francis spiral turbines from Voith , Heidenheim, original, generators renewed in the 1960s.
21. ↑ ^{a b} Naundorf palace complex
    • Castle: consisting of three interconnected structures and a tower (inside seat niche portal, marked 1608)
    • Castle (main wing): two-storey plastered building, sandstone walls, lavishly designed roof houses, round gables, volutes, tower in front, entrance with round arch and old double-winged door, straight roof, sandstone, elaborately structured, above balcony on consoles with floral ornament, old grille, above the Door with floral ornament, consoles and straight roofing, upper floor of the tower octagonal, with clock, hood (slated) and lantern with weather vane, hipped roof.
    • Castle (second wing): two-story plastered building, upper floor presumably half-timbered, ground floor sandstone walls, box windows, crooked hip roof, third wing (part already demolished): two-story solid plastered building, sandstone walls, gable roof, beaver tail cover, an old lightning rod.
    • Castle (third wing, part already demolished): two-story solid plastered building, sandstone walls, gable roof, beaver tail covering, an old lightning rod.
    • Enclosures
      • Enclosure wall at the castle in the east, pond and N-gate (see 1. Park area with pond as a whole) - Enclosure: north and east enclosure wall made of quarry stone masonry with cover plates made of sandstone, stepped at the NE corner and as a retaining wall with attached wooden picket fence, north -Gate with two pillars (west of the castle), water: pond.
      • Enclosure wall at the castle in the west and NW gate (see 3rd garden in the collection text) - Enclosure: western and northern enclosure wall made of rubble masonry with cover plates made of sandstone, NW gate with two pillars made of sandstone blocks with cover plates made of sandstone.
      • Park enclosure north of the street: South gate with two pillars with a base (sandstone block), shaft (masonry made of sandstone blocks), sandstone attachment with relief and profiled cover plate, on the SW corner of the orchard, enclosure wall made of quarry stone with cover plates made of sandstone, in the west the orchard and in the southern section of the western border of the park fence with pillars made of sandstone and fence panels made of wooden slats, hedge as the southern fence of the orchard, remnants of a fence (fence pillars made of sandstone) on the "Capellenberg" in the center of the castle park.
    • Individual monuments in the park:
      • Tower (Otto's corner): square building with an open upper floor and flat tent roof, old lightning rod, loggia-like porch, north of the tower: memorial stone between natural stones (illegible).
      • Obelisk: with several inscriptions ("WE Otto, Ökonomierath, born Nov. 11, 1825, died Feb. 14, 1897, laid this park on 1860–1870" and "in memory of his loved ones who have fallen asleep 1873").
      • Sandstone figure: Diana, larger than life, with dog (s) (heads missing), Amazon, zinc cast from 1841 based on the model of the figure in front of the Altes Museum in Berlin (recently brought back here from a private garden in Dresden).
    • History: 1846 Economist Wilhelm Eduard Otto (1823–1897) acquires the palace and park from the owner von Carlowitz , 1860–1870 new landscaping by WE Otto, 1867 construction of “Otto's Eck”, 1877 redesign of the landscape park around the “Capellenberg”, 1898 Royal Saxon. Commerzienrat and leather manufacturer Oscar Bierling acquires the land, 1925 installation of the fountain, installation of stones with sayings and sculptures, until 1945 intensive use of the south area for fruit growing.
22. ↑ Naundorf Castle Park
    • Gardens and individual elements
      • Parking area with pond in the east of the castle; Enclosure: north and east enclosure wall made of quarry stone masonry with cover plates made of sandstone, stepped at the NE corner and as a retaining wall with attached wooden picket fence, north gate with two pillars, water: pond, woody trees: solitary tree, two stumps of gate trees (two former linden trees) in the garden area at the north gate.
      • Garden with retaining wall at the castle in the SE, fencing: eastern and southern fencing as retaining wall made of sandstone blocks with attached wooden picket fence, floor relief: flat surface, retaining wall.
      • Garden with enclosure wall at the castle in the west, enclosure: western and northern enclosure wall made of quarry stone masonry with cover plates made of sandstone, NW gate with two pillars made of sandstone blocks with cover plates made of sandstone, woods: few fruit trees.
    • Castle park in the north of the castle; Parts of the garden: Castle park, orchard in the south, slope meadow and plateau area with “Otto's Eck” in the NE, meadow in the east.
      • Floor relief: Castle park (a) with so-called “Capellenberg”, orchard (b) leveled, slope meadow and plateau area with “Otto's Eck” (c) with meadow sloping to the NE and embankment in the north and east of the plateau, plateau area on the western border of the park , small rock edge on the obelisk.
      • Access: from Dorfstrasse opposite the entrance to the castle, the south gate to the palace park, from this the north-south route axis, at the north end of this axis to the west an east-west route axis, in the north of the park an east-west route axis Path axis, curved paths in the east, west and south of the park, wide arched path along the meadow (d) in the east of the park and the north border of the park.
      • Trees: two solitary trees at the south gate, mainly solitary trees and groups of trees on the south and east border of the park, solitary tree (beech) in the SW corner of the orchard, row of trees (linden) on the western fence, pyramid oak with a memorial stone at the foot of the Sloping meadow at "Otto's Eck", solitary tree (conifer) in the south of "Otto's Eck", solitary tree with memorial stone west of the north end of the north-south axis, solitary tree at the fountain square in the north-south axis, inside the park and on the "Capellenberg" remains of severely impaired old trees, on the obelisk, group of conifers.
      • Visual relationship: visual axis in the north-south axis, view from "Otto's Eck" to NE into the landscape, visual relationship to the west from the plateau on the western border of the park, visual relationship to the castle from the southern area of ​​the park, visual relationship to the surroundings of the SW corner.
      • Solitary trees outside the gardens: solitary tree (linden tree) at the entrance to the castle, solitary tree (linden tree) on the path at the western border of the castle complex, solitary tree at the crossroads at the north-west corner of the castle complex.
23. ↑ Central German stable house with shapes and materials characteristic of the time it was built (with some certainty 2nd half of the 18th century): the three-way division of the ground floor plan into a living part, a hall and a stable / farm part (humans and animals lived under one Roof), typically also the upper floor framework with clay pegs and the roof structure of the rather steep gable roof without extensions. The cellar vaults in the form of quarry stone bins, probably statically independent of the masonry, could be older than the rest of the house and indicate a previous building. The position of the house within the forest hoof corridor typical of the region suggests that the ground has been occupied since the late Middle Ages. A noticeable feature in this basement area is an arched natural stone wall. The relatively strong field stone walls on the ground floor also point to the 18th century, especially since the living area windows have the contemporary basket arched backing with a straight lintel outside. However, the large stable area with its horizontal windows was modernized towards the end of the 19th century by installing a Prussian cap vault. It is remarkable (and already lost in the majority of the residential stable houses) that the stable part can still be clearly recognized from the outside - through the windows mentioned and through its own stable door. A stone built in this area, marked 1700, is probably used a second time and can serve as a "post quem" feature when dating the house. The upper floor is also very authentic, almost everywhere, including the interior walls and under the street-side planking, half-timbering, and the chamber corridor as the longitudinal center axis is still present. The pegged wood connections, also found in the roof truss, and simple corner struts also indicate the date of origin mentioned. Since these shape features can be identified in every area, an expansion of the building in the meantime is also unlikely. The horizontal roof structure, which met the storage needs of the then quite large economy, is still quite homogeneous. There is no central support in the way. The beams are hacked and only sawn in a few places where something had to be replaced, as was customary from the 19th century. Old wood connections also represent the wind panes, which appear as diagonals in the rafter area. If you take the entire house, you can speak of 70 percent or more of the original substance. Also worth mentioning are numerous preserved details such as some classicist apartment doors or troughs in the stable area. Solid ground floor, partly field stone, sandstone window frames, wooden construction largely intact (one enlarged, lying window), boarded gable, old roof structure.
24. ↑ Freehold Oberhäslich
    residential stable house, solid ground floor, mostly field stone, upper floor half-timbered, original window sizes, gable side plastered and slightly changed, sandstone door walls with keystone (emblem), old door leaf, old roof structure, elongated former residential / farm building: solid ground floor, Sandstone walls, upper floor half-timbered, SW and SE side solid, old roof structure with new slate covering, SW side former passage with keystone, therein the year (marked 1772 passage) and Agnus Dei as well as above a cartouche with Saxony coat of arms (Wettiner), two further side buildings with Half-timbered parts (boarded up), O-side: former tool shed with a small hayloft, also half-timbered, transformer house: half-timbered, slate roofing, the core of the Vorwerk probably goes back to the 16th century.
25. ↑ ^{a b} Reichstädt palace complex
    • Castle: three-storey, seven axes, the garden side with a three-axis central projection with decorative elements and two-flight curved stairs, the adjoining side wings are two-story, on the ground floor and in the central axis of the main building segmented arched windows, hipped roof, side wings with mansard roofs and dormer windows, north side with old round-arched gate passage and gate Coats of arms above, smooth facades, round stair towers still with baroque structure, slated. In the courtyard of honor, a bronze bust of Adam Rudolph von Schönberg (1712–1795) on an inscribed granite base, erected in 1858. AR was the last postmaster general of the Dresden court and in 1765–76 expanded the palace into a baroque complex.
    • Grave chapel: with pointed arched windows and plastered structure, original double-leaf door leaf, gable roof and dormer window.
    • Farm building (administrator's house): two-storey, predominantly solid, with a stable part, sandstone walls, hipped roof, the upper floor at the back is partly boarded up.
    • Farm building (formerly brewery): massive, with boarding, changed by installing plastic doors, wrong color, unsuitable roof extension, pseudo-sprouting, slight roof overhang.
    • Owner: 13. u. 14th century von Reichenstadt family, 15th century von Biesitz family, 1503–1560 von Maltitz family (councilor and bailiff on the Schellenberge Siegmund von Maltitz), 1569 elector August and subsequent elector, 1621 von Taube family (1621 lord of the von Taube chamberlain , 1666 Dorothea Sibille von Kremßdorf, née von Taube), 1682 family von Nostitz (1682 Hans Caspar von Nostitz, 1697 Gottlob von Nostitz, 1710 Rudolph and Gottlob von Nostitz, 1614 Gottlob von Nostitz), 1717 family von Schönberg (1717 Caspar Abraham von Schönberg of the Marener line and wife, née von Nostitz, 1763 Chamberlain, Johanniter-Ritter and Postmaster General Adam Rudolph von Schönberg of the Purschensteiner Line, according to the will of 1795 the brother and his descendants became heirs), expropriated in 1945, after the fall of the Wall in 1989 again owned by the von Schönberg family.
26. ^ Reichstädt Palace Park
    • Historical development of the garden:
    1. Renaissance complex with tree gardens (land survey by Markscheider Georg Oeder until 1570)
    2. Rococo garden with avenues, parterres, scenic areas, summer houses, kitchen garden with orangery, hunter's house and pheasantry under Adam Rudolph von Schönberg (1766 plan by geometer Johann Gottfried Schumann, 1795 testament by AR v. Sch., Measuring table sheets), significant contribution from Friedrich August Krubsacius (1718-1789).
    3. Influences of the design phases of the 19th and 20th centuries and losses (orangery and summer houses of the 18th century)
    • Gardener (if known): 1570–1572 gardener Hans Hoyer from Metz, around 1795 aristocratic art gardener Richter, around 1945 gardener Bünger
    • Buildings: orangery, greenhouses and gardener's house
    • Garden areas: avenue in the east of the palace courtyard, palace courtyard, palace garden, alley in the west of the palace garden, former pleasure and kitchen garden
    • Structural facilities: Castle stairs (from the garden hall of the castle an exit covered with sandstone slabs with two curved stairs leading into the garden, each with twelve profiled sandstone steps, profiled sandstone cheeks and attached wrought iron railing), fountain in the former kitchen garden (profiled sandstone border)
    • Access: access in the main longitudinal axis (road with avenue leading from east to west to the castle courtyard), castle courtyard, path axes (main longitudinal axis and transverse axis) and curved paths in the castle garden
    • Water elements: former, heart-shaped water basin in the water parterre (lies dry), pond in the SW and narrow, curved ditch in the SE of the castle garden, in the former kitchen garden a sandstone fountain
    • Woods: avenues in the main longitudinal axis in the east and west of the castle (in the western section outside the garden border there are 11 old linden trees, 3 stumps over 1 m in diameter, former distance between the trees in the row approx. 4.5 m), row of copper beech trees in Two quarter circles delimiting the water parterre in the west (southern quarter circle with 4 trees, a stump and a replanting, northern quarter circle with 5 trees and a missing spot), remnants of a row of linden trees in the north of the ground floor, solitary trees (in the southern part of the palace garden 6 old oaks and some Beeches, sycamore maple in the northern part), groups of trees (groups of conifers in the northwest of the palace garden), hornbeam hedges in the east of the water parterre on the upper edge of the embankment and on both sides of the stairs in the west of the water parterre
    • Ground relief: terrain rising from east to west with a pronounced east-west axis and terracing (1st access road rising from the street to the castle courtyard, 2nd castle courtyard, 3rd transverse axis in front of the west facade of the castle, 4th lower ground floor, 5th higher Wasserparterre, 6th rising lime tree avenue), in the south of the main garden axis from east to west rising terrain with four leveled areas, a pavilion hill in the SE, a pond in the SW and a shooting range cut into the terrain on the southern border, as well as landscaped areas in the north the main garden axis rising from east to west with a leveled area in the northwest, in the south of the palace leveled area of ​​the former pleasure and kitchen garden,
    • Visual relationship: main longitudinal axis and transverse axis
27. ↑ Windmühle Reichstädt
    Windmill Dutch windmill with external agitator, conical roof rotatable, inside two floors, on the upper comb wheel, braking device, rod shaft and grinding gear with vibrating shoe (as a shot gear), on the ground floor gear, over both floors vertical shaft, the rotary movement of the windmill blades the milling technique transfers, designated 1850 in the weather vane 1850 made of sandstone blocks, conical roof shingled, externally mounted rotating mechanism with braced rake for turning the wing cross including roof. From 1880 to 1959 unused and dilapidated, reconstructed until 1983 and operational since then, show facility.
28. ↑ Evangelical Parish Church in Reichstädt
    . Building surrounded by buttresses with a 3/8 choir end and massive west tower, neo-Gothic portals. Simple ogival windows on the north side and the choir, neo-Gothic windows on the south side. The four-storey tower with an octagonal bell storey and Welscher dome. To the northwest, adjoining it, a small stair tower. Further additions on the north side: Two-storey hall at the hall, crypt in the basement, manor's box on the upper floor (the former connecting passage to the castle was broken off in 1945). At the choir a simple arched sacristy with a pent roof. Flat-roofed interior, the ceiling painted with prophets, apostles and evangelists von Buse was replaced by a simple wooden ceiling in 1892. Single-storey built-in galleries on three sides. Slightly pointed triumphal arch to the star-vaulted choir. Groin vaulted entrance hall on the ground floor of the tower.
    • Church: pointed arched windows, neo-Gothic windows on the south side, neo-Gothic portals, inside: galleries on three sides, two-story columnar altar, inscribed 1726, nine panels of the former ceiling painting, 1st half of the 17th century, four tombstones by David Schwenke, 1608, war memorial : Pillars made of large sandstone blocks with inscriptions, crypt extension with late baroque sarcophagus of postmaster Adam Rudolph von Schönberg (1712–95) von Krubsacius.
    • Equipment: Two-storey columned altar with painting of the Last Supper and Resurrection, marked 1726. The altar comes from the pilgrimage church on the Kahlen Höhe, which was demolished in 1872, restored in 1978 and placed in the choir. - Plain baptismal font, A. 19th century - Four panels of the former ceiling painting are hung on the north and south walls, five more are in the extension on the north side, 1st half of the 17th century - Mechanical organ by Schneißer, 1892. Two epitaphs of former manor owners over the galleries: Caspar Christoph von Nostitz († 1697) and wife Susanne Luitgarden von Bünau († 1738). - In the crypt there are two sarcophagi from former manor owners: the coffin of Postmaster General Adam Rudolph von Schönberg († 1795), richly decorated with sword, knight helmet and post horns, as well as a simpler one for Caspar Friedrich Rudolph von Schönberg († 1830). - In the tower hall there are four valuable gravestones by Daniel Schwenke for the testator Elias Jordan († 1604) and three of his ancestors, the stones dated 1608 (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996).
    • Churchyard:
      • Enclosure: Enclosure wall made of quarry stone masonry with sandstone cover plates, eastern enclosure wall retaining wall with a crown overgrown with ivy, SO gate with gate pillars made of sandstone, wheel deflectors made of sandstone, sandstone threshold and two wrought iron gate leaves (the gates each have a door leaf that can be opened separately), the northern gate Enclosure wall with z. Partly attached wooden picket fence, passage to the rectory and gate.
      • Access: ascending path with retaining walls from the SE gate to the church, trees: lime tree in the SE corner of the churchyard, beech on the NE corner outside the churchyard (trees framing the church).
      • War memorial, First World War: in the SW corner of the churchyard framed by two conifers, sandstone, on the north side with the following inscription: “I want / remember your name / from child to child / Psalm 45.18. / From our / community died for / their homeland / 1914–1919 “The names follow.
29. ↑ Entity of Vorwerk Reinholdshain
    • Side building: east side massive, single storey, half-hipped roof with beaver-tail crown covering, wooden roof houses, the other side buildings (stable, barn) field stone, also with beaver-tail crown covering.
    • Remnants of the park with two ponds: Relief: dam between the upper southern and lower northern pond, dam with access road in the north of the lower pond, dam between the lower pond and the ditch leading past it in the east, curved shorelines, water: in the south an upper, non-dammed, dry pond with a continuous stream, in the north a lower pond with a ditch leading past it in the east (overflow of the upper pond), parallel to the driveway another ditch (overflow of the lower pond), ditch / creek continuing to the north (The water, which is led away separately from the ponds via the two ditches, carries on).
    • Enclosure: iron fence pillars on sandstone plinths as the remains of a fence, remains of a gate to the homestead with door arch and remainder of an archway (archway destroyed by LPG in GDR times, material but still available), access: access road on the embankment below the lower pond, Path in the embankment on the road to the dam between the two ponds and leading over them. Woods: Alley on the access road, group of trees at the NE end of the access road, solitary trees on the bank of the lower pond and on the upper embankment (including linden trees).
    • Structural facilities: Quarry stone wall (sandstone) at the upper pond, otherwise remains of the sea wall.
30. ↑ Conversions and renovations in 1672, 1749/50 (interior with galleries) by Andreas Hünigen, 1840, 1886 and 1971. Buttresses on the choir. Various additions: on the north side sacristy, on the south side a two-storey entrance hall with patronage box and barrel-vaulted former crypt room, marked 1745. Block-like west tower, slate-covered from halfway up.
    The simple interior flat-covered, two-storey galleries on the north and south sides, organ gallery in the west single-storey and convex. Glazed patron s box on the south side. The current gallery design dates from 1840 and 1886. The basement of the tower is barrel vaulted. Walled up round arch between tower and nave, partly covered by the organ. Equipment: Romanesque cafeteria and stipes in the sacristy, in the choir columned altar by the carpenter Elias Legler and painter Jonas Eywigk, inscribed 1653, renewed in 1886. Predella depicting the Last Supper, crucifixion in the main field. Simple pulpit, dated 1745. Baptismal font, around 1825. Head piece of a prayer column made of sandstone, with four scenes from the Passion story, E. 15th century. Two wooden epitaphs for Samuel Klemm († 1745) and one by Bünau († 1705). Two portraits of pastors for Gottfried Kretschmar († 1682) and Nikolaus Bahn († 1728) (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996).
    • Church: plastered building with 5/10 choir closure with buttresses, south wall with added Romanesque portal and windows, north side Romanesque windows and sacristy, south side two-storey entrance hall with patronage box.
    • Mortuary: small plastered building with flat risalit, arched doors and arched windows, saddle roof, grave of Wilhelm Eduard Otto (1823–1897): sarcophagus and high memorial stone made of polished black marble, framed by four sandstone pedestals, connected by chains.
    • War memorial: red porphyry, memorial stone with sword, crowned by a garland of oak leaves and an iron cross, memorial stone for the victims of fascism in the northeast corner of the cemetery.
    • Churchyard and cemetery: The churchyard is extended to the north to the cemetery.
    • Enclosure: Enclosure walls (partly as retaining walls with parapet wall) made of quarry stone masonry with cover plates made of sandstone, south gate with two sandstone blocks attached to the ends of the wall with cover plate and spherical top made of sandstone and two wrought iron gate wings, east gate with two gate pillars Sandstone blocks with spherical attachments made of sandstone and two wrought-iron gate leaves at the ends of the wall recessed at an obtuse angle, west gate, north gate with two door leaves made of wooden slats.
    • Ground relief: terrain rising from south to north and from east to west, south area with enclosure walls as retaining walls with parapet wall, access: stairway cut into the terrain from the south gate to the church, cut into the terrain from the east gate to the church, North-South axis as a grass path.
    • Trees: gate tree (oak) in front of the south gate, two gate trees (weeping ash) at the east gate, pair of trees in the south in front of the morgue, solitary tree (oak) at the west gate, one solitary tree each in the northeast and northwest corner of the cemetery (chestnuts), further solitary trees in the north of the church, in the cemetery and in front of the western enclosure wall, view: over the enclosure wall to the NE, north and NW into the landscape.
31. ↑ ^{a b} Weißeritztalbahn (route abbreviation HK, DB route number 6966)
    route through the valley of the Rote Weißeritz: from Freital-Hainsberg through the Rabenauer Grund via Dippoldiswalde and Schmiedeberg to Kipsdorf, first considerations for the construction of a narrow-gauge railway in the Weißeritztal 1865, 1878 survey work for one Standard-gauge branch line from Hainsberg to Schmiedeberg, due to the narrowness of the valley in the Rabenauer Grund, decision was made for a narrow-gauge variant (at the same time as the planning for the first Saxon narrow-gauge railway Wilkau-Haßlau-Carlsfeld , which was opened in 1881 - one year earlier than the Weißeritztalbhan) , Start of construction in 1881, 1882 opening of the line between Hainsberg and Schmiedeberg, 1883 completion of the line to Kipsdorf (opening of the entire line on September 3, 1883), great importance for freight and passenger traffic (especially excursion and winter sports traffic), cranked the industrial development of the Weißeritztal, as early as 1883 e Some train stations had longer loading tracks, branch tracks to factories were added on the open route, in 1902 roll-head traffic was introduced (transport of standard-gauge freight wagons on narrow-gauge roll-heads), hotels, guest houses and excursion restaurants continued to be built along the route, from 1913 connection to the Wilsdruffer narrow-gauge network via three-rail track between Hainsberg and Potschappel , 1907–1912 re-routing of the section between Spechtritz and Dippoldiswalde due to the construction of the Malter dam, second re-routing 1920–1924 between Obercarsdorf and Buschmühle (relocation of the route to the valley slope), thus eliminating the throughput in Schmiedeberg, which is very restrictive for goods traffic, Dismantling of the old line by 1925, 1932–1934 rebuilding / rebuilding of the Kipsdorf station to cope with the increasing winter sports traffic, restrictions in train traffic during the Second World War (shortage of staff, defective rolling stock), collapse after 1945 he in goods traffic, no excursion traffic, from 1948 uranium ore mining began in the Niederpöbel district ( Wismut AG , uranium ore deposit south of Schmiedeberg, mined until 1954), resulting in increased traffic in goods and passenger traffic, and from the 1950s also increased excursion traffic, 1960 Cessation of general cargo traffic, 1964–1975 shutdown of most of the GDR narrow-gauge lines, predominantly relocation of goods and passenger traffic to the road, Weißeritztalbahn on 1973 one of the few narrow-gauge railways still in operation (a total of 7 narrow-gauge railways in the GDR were to be maintained and developed into primarily used for tourism) , continued large volume of goods traffic for the iron foundry in Schmiedeberg (Gusssand) as well as weekend excursion traffic, after the fall of the Wall, goods traffic was largely absent and in 1994 goods traffic was finally stopped, although passenger traffic was maintained, in 2002 track systems were destroyed in several sections of the route due to the "flood of the century", cessation of railway operations, since then gradual reconstruction: already 2003-2006 special trips on less damaged sections, 2008 reopening of the line between Freital-Hainsberg and Dippoldiswalde, 2010 special train traffic between Obercarsdorf and Schmiedeberg, 2013 again flood damage between Rabenau and Spechtritz, since 2014 Reconstruction work on the Schmiedeberg – Kipsdorf section.
32. ↑ Schmiedeberg Church
    The building over a Greek cross , the eastern arm of the cross is slightly arched outwards. The hipped, criss-crossing roofs with a massive central turret, dated 1734. Flat arched portals, marked 1716 ( Chronostichon ) in the west and high rectangular windows in the south. The interior is bright and spacious, in accordance with the Protestant requirements of a church with a central pulpit altar, an organ above, the baptismal font in front of it, as well as a flat ceiling that is concentrated around this center. Circumferential gallery fixtures, staggered three times in the east, giving the flat-roofed interior a slightly elongated, octagonal outline. Opposite the altar there is a manorial box with two painted coats of arms, including two prayer rooms. At the side of the altar two prayer rooms, the right one used as a sacristy . Painting of the galleries, mansion box and prayer room by Friedrich Siegmund Striebel from Dresden, dated 1716. A manorial hereditary burial under the altar.
    • Equipment: altar, organ and baptismal font from the time the church was built. Portico pulpit altar with columns and pilasters bearing a blown gable. Pulpit cage with concave curved cheeks. Version by journeymen of the court painter Christian Trauschke. - Organ prospectus 1 16 by the Dressel brothers from Buchholz, painting by Friedrich Siegmund Striebel, sound work rebuilt in 1967 by Rühle.
    • Sandstone christening, which also serves as a lectern, by the Dresden court sculptor Johann Benjamin Thomae : four children carry the cauldron formed by bulges, high lid with foliage made of wood. - In the little prayer room to the left of the altar is the altar from the former manor with a depiction of Ecce Homo, 2nd half of the 17th century, in the right prayer room the wax bust of Baroness von Alemann († 1709), probably from Friedrich Wilhelm Dubut (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996).
    • Central pulpit altar, circumferential galleries, boxes, elaborate door with fittings and a mighty lock, slated roof, war memorial: approx. 1 m high sandstone block with inscriptions and a entwined iron cross, with a cannonball at the end.
33. ↑ Individual features of the entity of the Weißeritztalbahn in the Schmiedeberg section, OT Schmiedeberg:
    • Schmiedeberg viaduct with Schenkgasse railway overpass: in the center of the village, route kilometers 21.731 and 21.825, viaduct with 8 round arches and subsequent girder bridge with 2 fields (Schenkgasse railway overpass), viaduct: 170 m long, 9.8 m high, 4.2 m wide, built 1919–1920 by Richter, Kammerling & Co., Dresden, largest engineering structure / longest bridge structure on the route, the route leads over the Pöbelbachtal, which flows into Schmiedeberg, construction in the course of the route relocation of the route section Obercarsdorf – Buschmühle from the locality to the valley slope between 1920 and 1924, originally designed as a steel girder bridge, but due to the high steel prices it was constructed as an arched bridge (segment arched) made of reinforced concrete with natural stone facing.
    • Railway overpass: 21.2 m long, 4.2 m wide, built in 1922, two-span concrete girder bridge with an overhead carriageway and a central pillar (pendulum pillar), two continuous girders as well as several outer girders per bay carry the projecting deck, the latter is optically supported by consoles on the front sides , Continuous girders connected to piers via haunches, pendulum pillar with two joints, a fixed and a movable bearing (concrete warehouse) at the continuous girder ends, continuous and cross girders with beveled edges, a pendulum pillar bridge made of reinforced concrete, now rare in Saxony, of great structural and design quality .
    • Schmiedeberg station with reception building and goods shed:
      • Entrance building (no.34c): very deep, single-storey plastered building with a hipped roof and large windows with small protrusions, built in 1924, opened on December 1, 1924, originally an island station, replaced the station in the center of the town, which opened in 1882 and closed in 1924.
      • Goods shed (no.34b): located on the other side of the track between the loading track and the paved loading road, simple rectangular shed for general cargo traffic, one-storey solid plastered building with a gable roof protruding on both sides to protect the loading platform (only partially preserved), the loading ramp (side ramp) on the gable side. Between 1919 and 1924 the line from Obercarsdorf to Buschmühle was relocated to the other side of the valley, which resulted in the construction of a new reception building. The reason for the relocation was the planned and partially executed branching of the narrow-gauge network from Schmiedeberg to Moldau (on the west side of the station the integration of the unfinished Pöbeltalbahn to Moldau was already prepared) as well as the high volume of goods traffic (especially the local foundry) that the local location The constrained railway facilities for cargo handling finally reached their capacity limit around 1910. The pedestrian tunnel at the station building, which was supposed to connect the platforms of the former island station, was started but not completed.
    • Buschmühle stop: at Altenberger Straße 71, station building: simple, cross-boarded waiting hall with a flat hipped roof, area 8 × 3 m, entrance door on the side facing away from the track, built in 1930, housed a waiting room, ticket issuing and baggage handling, station opened on September 3, 1883, initially as a stop , operated as a train station between 1905 and 1933, subsequently a stop, until the beginning of the 1990s the terminus of the freight trains serving the Schmiedeberg foundry, facilities only slightly damaged during the 2002 flood.
34. ↑ Former bush mill
    • Mill building (No. 70): two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone walls, entrance and corners with decorative ashlar, central roof house, two standing dormers, extension: Prussian half-timbered, window with original muntin, high forge, then boarded-up production building on the left.
    • Residential house (No. 72): two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone walls, inscription on the ground floor corner block on the gable side “Buschmühle”, central roof house, two dormers, saddle roof.
    • Residential house (No. 71): two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone walls, plaster strips, roof houses designed as additional gables, gable roof, dormers (whorled).
    • Barn (No. 74): wooden construction, boarded up, window with old muntin, gable roof, in Swiss style.
35. ↑ Individual features of the Weisseritztalbahn as a whole in the Schmiedeberg section, OT Schmiedeberg: Buschmühle stop: Station building: simple, cross-boarded waiting hall with flat hipped roof, area 8 × 3 m, entrance door on the side facing away from the track, built in 1930, accommodated waiting room, ticket issuance and baggage handling at 3 September 1883, initially as a stop, operated as a train station between 1905 and 1933, then a stop, until the beginning of the 1990s the terminus of the freight trains serving the Schmiedeberg foundry, facilities only slightly damaged during the 2002 flood.
36. ↑ ^{a b} Seifersdorf train station as a material component with the associated individual monuments:
    • Seifersdorf train station
      • Reception building (with former ticket office, baggage handling and service room, vertical boarding with cover strips, roof overhang over the entrance door, double-winged windows, each with three panels, original door leaf, arched hipped roof, beaver tail covering, 1912) as well as lamp room and toilet house,
      • Goods floor on the other side of the track, 1912, boarded up vertically, approx. 40 cm brick foundation, two-part sliding door with upper window, wooden ramps on both sides, hip roof,
    • Retaining wall southwest of the station, with large blind arches
    • three-arched bridge north of the train station, irregular sandstone blocks,
    • Concrete bridge (at Bergstrasse 6) on the former route from 1881 is considered the first of its type in Germany.
37. ^ Evangelical parish church. Simple hall church with just closing choir. Stately roof turret, marked 1724, several additions, windows segmented arched. On the choir gable formerly the year 1451, renewed in 1724. Inside, flat roofed, round arch to the almost square choir. Galleries around the nave and choir, two-storey on the north and south sides. Late Gothic frescos in the interior from the 14th century.
    • Church: plastered building with several additions on the north and south sides, tombstone on the south porch with the crucified, window with segment arch, circumferential galleries, two-storey on the north and south sides, significant winged altar marked 1518, wooden Renaissance pulpit, late Gothic sandstone baptism with carved cover , marked 1793.
    • Equipment: Significant winged altar, marked 1518. The predella in three parts, the shrine with two movable and two inactive wings and a two-zone top. In the predella wooden sculptures of hll. Martin, Nikolaus, John the Evangelist and James the Elder Ä., On the side the martyrdom of a Pope and St. Jerome, in the shrine of Our Lady between Elisabeth and Dorothea, in the essay the crucified. The movable wings with paintings: the inner one with the death of the Virgin, Peter and Paul (left), the Marter der Ten Thousand and Anna Selbdritt (right), on the outside left the birth of Christ and St. Valentin, right Adoration of the Magi and St. Christophorus. The inactive leaves only with paintings on the inside, on the left the Annunciation to Mary and the Assumption of Mary Magdalene, on the right the offering of Jesus in the temple and Apollonia. The demolition of the altar from 1886. The figures by an employee of the master of the Freiberg cathedral apostles, the painting by the master of the Oberbobritz altar. The high quality paintings are comparable to those of the Nikolaikirche in Dippoldiswalde (Weißeritzkreis). - Wooden renaissance pulpit with depiction of the evangelists, late Gothic sandstone baptism with richly carved lid, inscribed 1793. - Organ by Karl Traugott Stöckel, 1868–71 (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996).
    • Churchyard:
      • Enclosure: Enclosure wall made of quarry stone e.g. Partly with grave poles, east gate and door with three pillars made of sandstone with sandstone cover, two wrought iron gate wings and one wrought iron door wing, a gate in the western enclosure wall of the cemetery expanded to the west, a door in the northern and one in the southern enclosure wall .
      • Access: a main path rising from the east gate to the church, which leads past the church in the south and as a path axis over the churchyard, which has been expanded as a cemetery, to the west gate of the cemetery.
      • Trees: gate trees (2 oaks) in front of the gate in the churchyard and conifers in the middle of the cemetery, which frame the view of the church.
    • War memorial, First World War: in the churchyard by the southern enclosure wall a small square with stone benches and a memorial consisting of four sandstone panels, the two outer panels with the names of the fallen soldiers of the communities of Paulsdorf and Malter, between the two middle panels with the names of the A relief with sword and iron cross and the dates "1914–1918", over the four panels sandstone cover with the inscription above: "THE HEROES FOR THE GLORY OF THE AFTERWORLD" and in the middle below "GEMEINDE SEIFERSDORF", Soldier's helmet made of sandstone on the sandstone cover, this memorial place can be reached from the main path via a staircase with five sandstone steps and a path, rhododendron is on the left and right of the stairs.
38. ↑ Former pension
    house The house was built for summer vacation, also for renting, and therefore has various lockable apartments and no typical villa interior, influences of the Italian Renaissance (roof shape, painted attic, arched windows) and Swiss style (picturesque wooden elements), architectural and historical influences are recognizable significance in terms of local development. Two-storey solid plastered building with a flat tent roof, including a painted “attic” zone, original window division, two-storey wooden balcony, wooden entrance house.

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• List of monuments of the state of Saxony

Web links

Commons : Kulturdenkmale in Dippoldiswalde  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Otto's Eck in Naundorf Castle Park (accessed December 20, 2017)

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