List of cultural monuments in Eibenstock

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The list of cultural monuments in Eibenstock contains all of the cultural monuments of the Saxon city of Eibenstock that have been recorded by the State Office for Monument Preservation of Saxony (excluding archaeological cultural monuments). The place is divided into the districts Blauenthal , Carlsfeld , Eibenstock, Neidhardtsthal , Oberwildenthal , Sosa , Wildenthal and Wolfsgrün . The notes are to be observed.

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

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• Image: shows a picture of the cultural monument and, if applicable, a link to further photos of the cultural monument in the Wikimedia Commons media archive
• Designation: Name, designation or the type of cultural monument
• Location: If available, street name and house number of the cultural monument; The list is basically sorted according to this address. The map link leads to various map displays and gives the coordinates of the cultural monument.
  

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

Eibenstock

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Historical moat about 8 km long	(Map)	1555	For the water supply for tin washers and stamp mills, of great importance in terms of mining history and technology, later used for mill drives. The Grüner Graben (named after the mining area "Die Grün") was built from 1555 and brought impact water to the pits in the "Kessel" and in the Grün. The historic ditch, of great importance in terms of mining history and age, was used to supply water for pewter washes and stamp mills, and later it was used to drive mills.	08956860
	Monument to the victims of fascism	(Map)	after 1945 (memorial stone)	Memorial stone for 21 concentration camp prisoners, of local historical importance. Plant located in a lawn field: rectangular field covered with concrete slabs, three-step raised field framed by granite stone plinth, raw granite stele with inscription, planter and cast concrete bowl.	08956965
	Murder and Atonement Cross	(Map)	after 1760	In memory of the farmer Gottlieb Mühlmann who was slain here in 1760, evidence of local historical importance. Sandstone cross with inscription, laid out in black.	08956974
	Pedestrian bridge over the Großer Riedertbach	(Map)	18th century	Arched bridge, evidence of traffic history of architectural significance. Simple bridge with a vault in granite stone drywall.	08956909
	milestone	(Map)	19th century (milestone)	As a milestone, important in terms of traffic history. Standard form made of sandstone, without crown, inscription "Eibenstock 5 Klm." And "Wildenthal".	08956975
	Bridge over the Great Riedertbach	(Map)	1st half of the 20th century	Stone arch bridge, of historical importance. Granite-clad segment arch bridge with a concrete core.	08956968
	Monument to the victims of fascism	(Map)	after 1945 (memorial stone)	Memorial stone for 19 concentration camp prisoners, of local historical importance. Field framed by a granite stone edge for a roughly hewn granite stele with an inscription.	08956970
	Field barn	(Map)	around 1900	Half-timbered barn in an open field near the city, very characteristic of the townscape, important in terms of building history. Square floor plan, boarded timber frame, gable roof.	08956952
	Memorial stone	(Map)	marked 1914	In memory of Oberforstmeister Merz, a testimony of local historical importance.	09305952
	Murder and Atonement Stone	(Map)	1888	In memory of Anne Marie Nötzoldt, who was murdered here in 1888, a simple memorial of local historical importance. Rectangular, slightly tapered granite stone with recessed mirrors and segmental arched end, incised cross at the top, inscription renewed, inscription: "Anne Marie Nötzoldt was murdered here on June 4, 1888 / renewed June 1996, EZVEib".	08956977
	Murder and Atonement Stone	(Map)	1878	In memory of I. Kropp, who was murdered here in 1878, testimony to the importance of local history. Coarse small granite stele with the inscription: “gest. I. Kropp 1878 "	08956969
	Memorial stone for Ottmar August Dörffel	(Map)	marked 1905	Here in 1905 the forest worker Ottomar August Dörffel passed away due to a heartbeat, of local historical importance. Granite bosses on an artificial stone base with the inscription: “As a result of a heartbeat, Ottmar August Dörffel suddenly passed away on September 22nd. 1905 / Ern. July 14, 1930 EZVE ".	08956972
	Memorial stone	(Map)	1889	For the 800th anniversary of betting, of national historical and dynastic importance. Granite stone lying like a desk with a circular field, there inscription: "1089–1889 HA".	08956967
	Memorial stone for Theodor Lehmann	(Map)	2nd half of the 19th century	In memory of the Royal Saxon Chief Forester, Theodor Lehmann, of local history. Smoothed granite stele with inscription.	08956971
	milestone	(Map)	19th century (milestone)	Of importance for the history of traffic. Standard shape without crown or lettering, made of sandstone.	08956966
	Residential building in closed development	Albertplatz 2 (map)	around 1890	Historic clinker brick facade with an elaborate design, characterizing the townscape, of architectural significance. Two-storey red clinker building with sandstone structures on a granite base, window frames in the form of aedicles, cornice with tooth-cut ornament, slightly protruding central projection, merging into stepped gables, slate-covered gable roof with dormers.	08956847
	Residential house with attached side building and barn of a farm	Alte Schneeberger Strasse 5 (map)	in the first half of the 18th century	Residential house with a single-storey plastered building, commercial buildings boarded up, part of the old settlement structure, of architectural significance. Farmhouse: one-storey solid plastered building with a high pitched roof and a dwarf house. old door, old plaster, sparse corner pilasters, attached barn: timber-framed boarded, slate roofing, outbuildings: small stable, solid, plastered, large timber-framed barn: boarded-up, with a gable roof.	08956960
	Residential building in closed development	Am Stern 4 (map)	around 1900	Historic clinker brick facade, Wilhelminian-style building in the town center as a relic of the economic prosperity of the town around 1900, historically important. Two-storey solid construction over a flat granite base, clinkered yellow, with rich historicizing decorative forms in reddish artificial stone, on the upper floor blind arch fillings made of floral and figurative decoration, three-axis roof house over cornice, historical loading ramp on the ground floor, original entrance door reduced in size.	08956886
	Residential house in semi-open development	Am Stern 6 (map)	around 1890	Clinker brick facade, part of a Wilhelminian-era row development in the town center, of architectural significance. Two-storey solid construction over a flat granite plinth, clinkered yellow, with red contrasts at the corners and in the upper floor parapet area, historicizing sills and lintels made of artificial stone, loft extension through a central four-axis roof house with artificial stone pilasters, structure capped, entrance gate from the construction period.	08956887
	Apartment house in open development, with enclosure	At Bergstrasse 10	around 1905	Plastered clinker brick facade with ornamental half-timbered elements and corner bay windows, partly Art Nouveau decoration, located in villa style on the slope above the market square, of a strong architectural quality that defines the townscape. Two-storey solid clinker building with a high basement on the valley side with plastered structure and broken corner bay window on a red artificial stone half-pillar, bay window with curved hood and zinc lantern, further down the valley a porch supported by pillars with curved ornamental framework and gable end, eaves side work and ornamental bay windows on wooden consoles Mansard roof, all around imaginatively ornamented window frames in cast stone, historical metal fence on the valley side.	08956930
	Residential house in semi-open development (only part of the house on Am Stern)	At Bergstrasse 11 (map)	around 1890	Clinker brick facade with the shop window of a former shop, evidence of urban densification in the period around 1900, of architectural significance. Two-storey solid building above a high plinth, red brick, with historicizing sills, window canopies or lintels made of artificial stone, arched windows and large shop window on the ground floor, two central axes merging into curved gables, next to them two roof houses (one renewed), saddle roof.	08956888
	Apartment building in open development	Auerbacher Strasse 1a (map)	around 1910	Plastered building with balcony and half-timbered gable, lying at the end of the urban development, stately evidence of the importance of the townscape and its architectural history. On a flat granite base, three-storey solid construction with artificial stone decorative parts such as the embossed sills of the lintels, representative central balcony on massive corbels and neo-Gothic fish bubble balustrade, beveled double window group, over the balcony large ornamental gable with ornamental framework, solid windows and doors from the building period, gable side with ornamental framework, gable side with ornamental framework , Upper floor belvedere-like with arched windows and gable field, with a lower side wing - side building demolished before 2015.	08956907
	Residential house in open development	Auerbacher Strasse 24 (map)	around 1900	Clinker brick facade typical of the time, characterizing the image at the end of the town, of importance in terms of the history of the town. Two-storey massive building with granite quarry stone plinth, plastered ground floor and clinkered upper floor, central projecting raised to the street with gable end, corner blocks and window frames made of cast stone, crooked hipped roof with standing dormers, Art Nouveau front door, stucco frieze under the eaves facing the street.	08956910
	Residential house in open development	Auerbacher Strasse 26 (map)	around 1910	Plastered facade with bay window, reform style building that characterizes the townscape, largely preserved in its original form, of architectural significance. Two-storey solid plastered building with granite boss base, some corner bosses, large window brackets and lintels made of embossed granite, street and side window bay, beehive with ears of corn in stucco as the crowning of the windows, flat ornamental half-timbered gable, slate-covered mansard roof with art nouveau windows, some original window frames Railing to the entrance.	08956911
	Apartment building in open development	Auerbacher Strasse 35 (map)	around 1900	clinker brick facade typical of the time, at the exit of the town, characterizing the townscape and significant in terms of building history. Three-storey solid clinker brick building with a granite base, flat, gabled central projectile, artificial stone window brackets, roofs and keystones, crooked hipped roof with dormers decorated with wood.	08956912
	Apartment building in open development	Auerbacher Strasse 37 (map)	around 1900	Clinker brick facade typical of the time, Wilhelminian style building at the end of the town, characterizing the townscape and significant in terms of architectural history. Three-storey massive clinker brick building with a flat, gabled central projectile, artificial stone window frames on the ground floor, artificial stone window brackets, lintels and cornices, crooked hipped roof, windows and dormers renewed.	08956913.
	Residential house in open development	Auersbergstrasse 2 (map)	around 1900	Clinker brick facade, with Auersbergstrasse 4 and Ringstrasse 30 in design, as part of a uniformly developed Wilhelminian-style district of local and architectural relevance. Two-storey, massive clinker brick building, with a gabled central projectile, plastered corner blocks, cornice, artificial stone window walls, slate-covered roof with crooked hip.	08956881
	Semi-detached house in open development and in a corner	Auersbergstrasse 4 (map)	around 1900	Double residential building (address: Auersbergstraße 4 and Ringstraße 30) in open development and in a corner; Clinker brick facade, with Auersbergstrasse 2 in design, as part of a uniformly developed Wilhelminian-style district of local and architectural relevance.	08956880
	Bridge over the Rähmerbach	Bachstrasse 1 (opposite) (map)	around 1860	Stone arch bridge, built in connection with the neighboring school, of relevance in terms of local history and traffic history. Single-arched bridge made of granite ashlars across the width of the school's central project, stone parapet and ceiling renewed.	08956978
	Residential house in open development, formerly a felt factory	Bachstrasse 4 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Stately plastered building, of importance for the townscape and history. Four-storey solid plastered building on an angled floor plan, with a narrow extension, flat granite base, belt cornice, delicate profiles as window frames and canopies made of plaster, door frames and window brackets made of granite, eaves cornice made of painted wood, hipped roof, two original doors, extension with overhanging corner and painted cantilever over broken corner.	08956916
	Residential house in open development, with side gate entrance	Bergstrasse 3 (map)	around 1865	Finely structured plastered building of the late classicism, part of the urban reconstruction in the 2nd half of the 19th century, valuable interior fittings from around 1910, of importance for the locality, building history and building art. Two-storey solid construction over a granite base with a fine, richly structured plastered facade, arched windows on the ground floor, arched segment windows with historical windows from 1910 and stucco decoration in parapet fields and roofs, with acroteries, magnificent entrance portal and wrought iron gate between elaborate sandstone posts and vestibule (around 1910) Hall with marble cladding, stairs, tiles and wood cladding and chimney with lighting fixtures and large decorative glazing in geometrical lead glazing, segmented coffered ceiling.	08956835
	Residential house in semi-open development	Bergstrasse 4 (map)	18th century	Residential house in semi-open development (without corner extension / part of the house on Bergstrasse) - plastered building with profiled door walls, rare building evidence from the time before the city fire, of high quality that defines the townscape and the history of the building. Solid ground floor, profiled window and door walls, to the right of the entrance door singular, curved double window group with four-winged cross-frame windows, cross-frame spirally decorated, floral ornamental rungs, historic door leaf with oak leaf carving, upper floor half-timbered plastered, gallows window with winter windows in wooden walls, profiled windboard, slanted gable-top , with standing dormers, late classicist lattice gate made of molded cast iron parts on a rolled iron grille with floral tendrils (lotus?) and palmettes, cast parts partly incomplete, solid granite pillars with baffles and cover.	08956890
	Residential house in open development	Bergstrasse 5 (map)	around 1865	Richly structured, late classicist building, evidence of the reconstruction after the city fire of 1852, of importance for the townscape, building history and architectural art. On the slope over granite ashlar plinth, two-storey solid construction, plastered, arched positions on the ground floor, partly shop windows, partly round arched windows, on the upper floor between groups of three windows with classical window canopies, representative central projection with double pilasters on consoles and serrated cornice and tympanum, powerful all-round cornice with massive serration Dormers.	08956834
	Residential house in a corner and semi-open development	Bergstrasse 7 (map)	around 1880	Clinker brick facade typical of the time, as a corner building on a hillside of importance for the townscape and building history. A two-storey solid construction over a granite base, with a broken corner under the roof hood, clad in clinker brick (yellow-brown), historicizing window frames and cornices, partly made of sandstone, slated pitched roof with standing dormers.	08956832
	Residential house in open development	Bühlstrasse 12 (map)	around 1910	Villa-like plastered building in reform style, of local and architectural importance. Two-storey solid plastered building on a base made of granite bosses, entrance hall with granite pillars, veranda extension, wide arched window on the 1st floor, boarded gable, high towing roof with pike, roof with bar columns, suspected sheet metal.	08956959
	Residential building in closed development	Bürgermeister-Hesse-Strasse 3 (map)	around 1860	Representative building, part of the reconstruction ensemble after the city fire, characterizing the townscape. Architecturally designed facade structure, two-storey solid plastered building, ground floor with plaster ashlar, profiled arches, belt cornice, on the upper floor equally profiled arches, stuccoed window parapets, window canopies with stuccoed fields in the central axes with acroteries, small two-windowed central projectile, gabled cornice with an old cranked entrance door.	08956926
	Former residential building in half-open development, now a museum	Bürgermeister-Hesse-Strasse 7 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Plastered facade in the style of historicism, representative building with a fine facade structure in the forms of the Florentine Renaissance, strong relevance to the local history, building history and townscape. Two-storey solid plastered building with jambs, base with granite tape, side elevations, ground floor plinth with plaster mirrors and diamond cuboids, arched windows with walls made of Rochlitz porphyry tuff, covered with plaster cubes, frieze with medallion busts, upper floor with richly stuccoed aedicule windows and acrotary edging made of cornice Rochlitzer Porphyrtuff, saddle roof with a hammered side, original entrance portal, windows renewed, original vestibule door.	08956919
	Machines of the Eibenstocker colored embroidery in the embroidery show workshop of the museum	Bürgermeister-Hesse-Strasse 7 (near) (map)	Mid 19th century	Unique evidence of the technological and historical development of embroidery in the region. Hand embroidery machine (three rows of needles, model Kappel), after 1845, threading machine for the hand embroidery machine, shuttle embroidery machine with punching machine (card punch, unique), 1883, shuttle embroidery machine with pantograph, 5 yards, shuttle embroidery machine with automat, 5 yards, special model: extended machine, punching machine, repeating machine , Gröbli machine, multi-head machine (three-head, model Würker), eagle embroidery machine, crank embroidery machine (drum machine), Zäckel machine, mending machine, Singer sewing machine, pattern engraving machine, pattern enlarger.	08956981
	Residential house in semi-open development	Bürgermeister-Hesse-Strasse 9 (map)	after 1860	Plastered facade in the style of historicism, representative building with fine facade structuring in Florentine Renaissance, formerly part of a factory site (colored embroidery), of architectural significance. Two-storey solid plastered building with granite base, basement with granite-rimmed small windows, plastered ashlar ground floor with segmented arched windows with profiled walls and ashlar lintels, upper floor with baluster frieze, accentuated central projection with original portal and fluted pilasters, on postaments on the upper floor, arched windows in aedicula, accentuated Gable roof, historical door leaf and upper floor center window renewed, stucco replaced many times.	08956918
	Former forester's house (today residential house) in open development, with coach house in the courtyard	Dr.-Leidholdt-Strasse 2 (map)	marked 1863	Historic plastered building, in connection with Otto-Findeisen-Straße 1, of local and architectural significance. Two-storey solid building over a square floor plan, plastered, base made of Blauenthal granite, profiled sandstone window and door walls, flat central projections merging into the gable, u. a. with clogged door and double windows on the upper floor, metal deer head, circumferential eaves cornice made of terracotta shaped stones in Gothic ornamental forms, interrupted and at the corners Saxon heraldic shields, building edges in the eaves area cranked around the gutter, slate hipped roof, coach house: solid construction, plastered, segment-arched door and gate openings, stone walls, slotted windows in the jamb and mountain doors in roof houses, hipped pent roof made of slate.	08956819
	Residential house in open development	Gabelsbergerstrasse 9 (map)	1905	Historicizing plastered facade with corner bay window, Art Nouveau ornamentation, characterizing the townscape and of importance in terms of local history. Two-storey solid plastered building, artificial stone window garments, risalit merging into the roof gable, cornice, corner bay window, large gable on the valley side smoothed in the course, structured by bars, all-round Baroque-style window canopies with floral Art Nouveau ornament, mansard roof with dormer windows.	08956814
	Barn (without rear extension) of a farm	Hüblerweg 21 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	Boarded-up barn with a mansard roof, remnants of rural architecture on the outskirts of Eibenstock, importance in terms of local history and building history. Quarry stone base, boarded timber frame, mansard gable roof	08956955
	House in a corner and in a semi-open development	Hugo-Zschau-Strasse 11 (map)	1913	Richly structured building erected under the influence of the reform style, part of a row of residential buildings in the reform style around 1910, of defining value and significance in terms of building history. Two-storey solid construction above a flat granite base, two arched oriels with ribbon decoration on the eaves and central gable with stucco field (fruit basket representation) under triangular gable with oculus, gable side with three-axis pseudo-core on consoles and pilaster structure with simple stucco ornamentation in parapet pattern, central gable structure with floral gable surfaces.	08956935
	Residential building in closed development	Hugo-Zschau-Strasse 13 (map)	around 1910	Plastered building with two oriels, a stately part of a row of residential buildings between Jugendstil and Reform style, of quality that shapes the cityscape and is of architectural significance. Three-storey solid building above a flat artificial stone ashlar base, historically plastered, on each side an octagonal broken bay window up to the second floor masked as a loft extension under a curved hood, segment-arched ground floor windows, flat floral stucco fields in the parapet area of ​​the first floor, four-axis broken central gable with simple ribbon decoration in the lintel , entrance door and staircase equipment with painting.	08956936
	Door of a residential building	Hugo-Zschau-Strasse 14 (map)	around 1860	Entrance door with skylight and granite steps, of importance in terms of handicraft history. Double-winged entrance door with coffered and carved fields, turned central web, cranked cornice in the middle, floral-grooved skylight, fittings from the period of construction, one of the original door handles available.	08956934
	Residential house in a corner and semi-open development	Hugo-Zschau-Strasse 15 (map)	marked 1911	Characteristic plastered facade, part of a closed ensemble of residential buildings in the reform style around 1910, of importance for the cityscape and building history. On a coarse, rusticated granite ashlar plinth, three-storey solid construction, with the second floor masked by slating as a roof extension, two-axis false bay window on the eaves side on square pilaster strips, bay structure with colossal iron bars and stucco fields with flat scrollwork medallions under a semicircular gable gable with a twisted gable side with a central gable designation 1911 in the geometric Art Nouveau style, inscribed in the segment arch gable above: "GS" in medallion with garlands, historical wooden door porch and complete staircase furnishings from the construction period: scroll painting, terrazzo floor, colored glazing, railings, apartment doors.	08956937
	Residential house in semi-open development	Hugo-Zschau-Strasse 20 (map)	around 1910	With a shop, a small town part of the residential architecture around 1910, in the reform style, of importance in terms of building history and shaping the cityscape. On a flat granite base, a two-storey solid construction with plastering from the period of construction, three-storey in the street area, partly as a masked corner roof extension, simple sills and plastering windows around the windows, central arched bay window up to the 2nd floor with groups of three windows and stucco fields in the parapet area, on the right corner with small square brackets Pilaster strips, front door from the construction period with skylight and shop door with shop window, each with Art Nouveau fittings.	08956938
	Residential building in closed development	Hugo-Zschau-Strasse 36 (map)	around 1910	Plastered facade with half-timbered elements, shows the influence of the reform style, part of the local residential architecture around 1910, of architectural significance. Three-storey solid construction, plastered facade, with flat stucco mirrors in the parapet area and above the windows, arched house gate with Art Nouveau fittings, central roof house with ornamental framework, 2nd floor otherwise treated as a loft with slate cladding.	08956896
	villa	Karlsbader Strasse 2 (map)	around 1870	In the style of late classicism, testimony to the economic prosperity of the early Wilhelminian era, of importance for the townscape and building history. Two-and-a-half-storey cube in massive construction, three-axis central projection facing the street with plaster structure in the form of a pilaster, as well as arched windows and tympanum, classicist window frames on consoles, mezzanine windows, hipped roof, facade slightly smoothed, carriage house: solid construction, plastered, segment-arched gate partly coved, partially vaulted cellar of the previous building, original: front door, lead-glazed skylight of the porch door, staircase with railing and pillars with stucco capital.	08956828
	Former warehouse and trade building (now a residential building, with five house numbers) on a three-winged floor plan	Karlsbader Strasse 3; 3a; 5; 5a; 5b (card)	in the core marked 1723	Of local historical importance. Testimony to the economic development of the place, main building: elongated, three-storey solid plastered building, with jamb floor, segmented arch field in plaster with the inscription: “est. 1723 “, slightly profiled window walls in plaster, plaster mirror in the jamb area, 1st side wing: with passage, simple plastered construction, cast-iron pillars, gable roof, 2nd side wing: simple plastered building, on the ground floor large production rooms with heavy wooden beams on pillars, gable roof.	08956956
	Residential house in corner location and open development	Karlsbader Strasse 6 (map)	around 1900	With shop, historicizing clinker brick facade, Gründerzeit building on the old trade route, of architectural significance. Two-storey solid building over a granite base, faced with clinker brick, with historicizing window and door walls made of artificial stone, corner broken, with suspected gable window and top raised, slate-covered mansard roof with upright dormers, winter windows partially preserved on the ground floor, shop door and shop window renewed.	08956827
	Apartment house in open development and in a corner	Karlsbader Strasse 7 (map)	around 1900	Buildings in a prestigious corner location, historicizing plastered facade, building of relevance to the townscape, of importance in terms of urban planning. Three-storey, solid plastered building with a clinkered base on a trapezoidal floor plan, broken corner with side risalits, two side projections to the main street, raised risalites, mansard roof, vestibule with decorative wooden gable on the back.	08956872   078328
	Milestone (copy)	Karlsbader Straße 8 (opposite) (map)	19th century (milestone)	Station stone, testimony of importance in the history of traffic. Simple type stone made of sandstone, above a high base with a semicircular finish, with recessed mirrors (the surfaces of which are heavily weathered).	08956826
	Residential house in open development	Karlsbader Strasse 9 (map)	marked 1903	Partly clinker brick facade, as part of a uniformly developed Wilhelminian style quarter of architectural historical relevance. Signed in 1903 (above the ground floor window), two-storey solid building on a granite stone base, on the street side in plaster with raised, gabled central projection and plastered corner cuboid and plastered structure, cast stone window frames with stucco tendrils, side facades in clinker construction, slated hipped roof.	08956873
	Guest house with stable and coach house in the courtyard	Karlsbader Strasse 10 (map)	19th century	Located on the old trade route, testimony to the historical trade of the townscape and architectural significance. Two-storey solid construction over quarry stone plinth, ground floor with granite sills, gable wall on the upper floor slated, old gallows windows with a complete set of winter windows (2000), wooden shuttering boards in the eaves area, gable roof slated, with standing dormer window, shed: one-storey solid construction with partially segmented arched doors, jamb with square Openings, monopitch roof.	08956825
	Residential house in open development	Karlsbader Strasse 11 (map)	around 1900	Clinker facade, as part of a uniformly developed Wilhelminian-style district of architectural historical relevance. Two-storey massive clinker brick building on a granite stone base, with a street-side central projectile, artificial stone window frames, corner stones and articulated elements, raised and gabled risalit, hipped roof, historical upper floor window.	08956874
	Residential house in open development	Karlsbader Strasse 12 (map)	around 1865	Stately building in late classicist forms, evidence of the quality of the townscape, of architectural significance. Two-storey solid construction, plastered, on a granite base, plaster structure through grooves and cornices, window canopies and mirror ornaments made of terracotta, corner embossing with pilasters with rich terracotta capitals, eaves cornice with tooth cut, saddle roof with standing dormers.	08956824
	Double apartment building in open development and in a corner	Karlsbader Strasse 13; 15 (card)	around 1905	Clinker brick facade with half-timbered elements, as part of a uniformly developed urban expansion quarter of architectural historical relevance. Number 13: three-storey clinker building on a plastered base, with decorative truss jamb, artificial stone window frames, hipped roof, front staircase with Art Nouveau railing, old windows, original entrance and apartment doors, gable boarded on the street side, number 15: three-storey clinker building on plastered base, with ornamental truss , Artificial stone window frames, partly quite elaborate, elevated corner projections and finished with ornamental framework gables, to the side street 4th floor in ornamental framework, with boarded gable, picturesque roof landscape.	08956875
	Former post office (now residential building) in open development	Karlsbader Strasse 18 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Historicizing plastered façade, significance in terms of local history and postal history as well as the townscape. Two-storey solid plastered building on a granite stone base, window and door frames made of porphyry tufa, window canopies in the form of Tudor Gothic, central portal with profiled walls made of porphyry tuff with the inscription: "KS Posthalterei", cornice strips with round arch frieze, saddle roof with verge cornice.	08956957
	Residential house in a corner and semi-open development	Kirchplatz 5 (map)	around 1880 (house 1)	Residential house (consisting of two individual residential houses) in a corner location and semi-open development, with shop extension - clinker brick facade or plastered facade with balconies and bay windows, extension now used as a garage, location defining the townscape, significant building history. Residential house 1: three-story solid plastered building, divided by risalites, natural stone window and door frames and window roofing, bay windows, two balconies with Art Nouveau lattices, saddle roof with pike, residential building 2: two-story solid clinker building (yellow with green decorative clinker), new cast stone window frames, mansard roof attached garage formerly probably a shop.	08956802   ,
	House and shed	Lohgasse 8 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	One-storey building with remains of the surrounding area on the edge of the urban development. Part of the old local structure, socially important ground floor massive, surrounding framework on the left, driven under and plastered, central roof house, boarded up, saddle roof with side caterpillars broken down, windows of historical size, shed: massive, saddle roof.	08956898
	Residential house in open development, with outbuildings	Lohgasse 14 (map)	around 1890	Simple testimony to the historical urbanization at the turn of the century around 1900, of the quality that defines the townscape and of architectural significance. Two-storey solid construction above a flat natural stone base under a gable roof, facade structure through historical gray plaster, belt cornices partly with tooth cut, brick pilaster strips and segment-arched brick lintels over windows, with three standing dormers, stable building on the slope: solid ground floor, segment-arched stable windows, upper floor boarded up, pent roof.	08956899
	Apartment building in half-open development	Ludwig-Jahn-Strasse 2 (map)	around 1910	Plastered building in the reform style, part of the closed development on the Platz des Friedens, important for the townscape. Two- and three-storey solid plastered building, rusticated granite stone base including door frames and skylight frame, wide, two-storey broken central bay, above roof house with broken gable, clad ornamental framework, side facade with two-storey clad box bay.	08956863
	Apartment building in closed development	Muldenhammerstrasse 6 (map)	around 1905	Plastered sandstone facade with bay window, of great expense in terms of materials and design, significance for building history and shaping the cityscape. Three-story solid plastered building, base made of rustic granite stones, interrupted by basement windows with artistic iron grids, rusticated sandstone on the ground floor, arched windows, carved keystones on the outer axes, sandstone box bay centered by two axes over two floors, richly carved, central gable, two standing dormers with sculptural decoration.	08956775
	Apartment building in closed development	Muldenhammerstrasse 8	around 1910	Plastered facade with bay window, in the reform style, part of the closed row of houses on the Platz des Friedens, of importance in terms of urban development. Three-storey solid plastered building with a base made of granite bosses, wide, broken bay window with curved roof, loft extension with ornamental framework and broken gable, slate-covered gable roof.	08956861
	Apartment building in closed development	Muldenhammerstrasse 10 (map)	around 1910	Plastered building with bay window, in the reform style, part of the closed development on the Platz des Friedens, important for the townscape and building history. Three-storey solid plastered building with attached attic, high granite base, wide, broken two-storey central bay window, over-gabled, forward and clad roof extension, ornamental framework behind modern cladding.	08956862
	Apartment house in a corner and closed development	Muldenhammerstrasse 12 (map)	around 1910	Plastered construction with half-timbered elements and two oriels, in the reform style, as the beginning of the closed urban development of relevance to the townscape, of importance in terms of building history. Four-storey solid plastered building with rusticated granite stone plinth, ground floor with wide segmented arched windows, 1st floor with biaxial bay windows with egg bar decorations and slate roofing, recessed 4th floor in ornamental framework with two half-timbered gables.	08956776
	Former forester's house (today residential building) in open development	Otto-Findeisen-Strasse 1 (map)	marked 1863	Historic plastered building, belonging to the building ensemble of the forester's house Dr.-Leidholdt-Straße 2, in neo-Gothic forms, of local and architectural importance. Two-storey solid building with a square floor plan, plastered, ribbed door and window frames made of sandstone, flat central projection with an elaborate window group on the upper floor under a metal deer head, neo-Gothic eaves cornice all around - made of terracotta shaped stones, again with Saxon heraldic stones and corner cuffs.	08956821
	Residential building (on an L-shaped floor plan)	Otto-Findeisen-Strasse 14 (map)	Early 19th century	Part of the old local structure, defining the townscape, of social and historical importance. Solid ground floor, upper floor timber-framed boarded up, boarded gable, clad roof, clad roof of extension, simple plaster structure, gray plaster, winter windows.	08956871
	Residential house in open development (without rear building)	Parkstrasse 3 (map)	around 1910	Plastered building with two distinctive corner cores, reform style architecture, significant in terms of building history. Two-storey solid plastered building, with granite stone plinth and corners rounded towards the street, two round bay windows beginning on the 1st floor, extending into the roof, mansard roof slated, pinched stucco on the main facade on the bay plinth and above the front door.	08956774
	Factory building	Pestalozzistraße 9 (map)	around 1910	Plastered construction, emphasized by bay windows and overlying gable, former dye works, of architectural and local historical importance. Main building: three-storey, massive, elongated plastered building, entrance area accentuated by bay windows and overlying gable, pilaster structures with capital-like closure, original entrance door, stair railing inside, squeezed stucco in the gable.	08956813
	Double house in a corner and open development	Pestalozzistraße 12 (map)	1913	Double residential building (address: Pestalozzistraße 12 and Vodelstraße 12) in a corner location and open development - designed in the style of a villa, in the reform style, characterizing the townscape, of architectural historical importance. Two-storey solid building on a brick base, with a massive mansard roof landscape, ground floor with basket-arched shop window and stilted round-arched windows, balconies drawn in as loggias, semicircular stairwell with hood and decorative glazing in geometric Art Nouveau, the most economical plaster structure with wedge cornice, roofing stones made of squashed stucco, facings and eaves highlighted decorative octagonal bay windows and arbor.	08956798
	Residential house in open development	Pestalozzistraße 16 (map)	around 1910	Plastered building with bay window and mansard roof, reform style architecture, typical example of bourgeois architecture before the 1st World War, of architectural historical importance. Two-storey solid construction, plastered, with corner pilasters and serrated eaves cornice, massive bay window on concave cantilever elements, arched windows with support brackets for flower boxes, side entrance axis set back, with a wooden-roofed balcony, baroque-style ornamental trellis, historical entrance door, ornamental arched vestibule door, historical arched vestibule window.	08956800
	Apartment house in a corner and in half-open development as well as a former coach house in the courtyard	Peace Square 1 (Map)	around 1900	Plaster clinker facade in Art Nouveau forms, part of the ensemble around the Platz des Friedens, of importance for the townscape and building history. Apartment building: three-storey solid building above the base, plastered on broken corner and risalits on the side fronts, with bay window, curved Art Nouveau windows and gate entrance on the ground floor, Art Nouveau ornament around the upper floor windows, corner situation slightly elevated, frieze under the roof edge, new windows, gate wing from the construction period, shed: One-storey solid construction, brick-clad, with jamb in ornamental framework, flat central projection merging into a gabled roof house, ground floor partially disfigured by garage door entrances, flat pent roof.	08956793
	Apartment building in closed development	Peace Square 3 (Map)	marked 1909	Plaster clinker facade with bay window and gable, in the ensemble around the Platz des Friedens, of importance for the townscape and building history. Three-storey solid construction, ground floor with plastering, the upper storey clinkered, central axis with bay window, above curved gable under roof hood, bay window and gable with squeezed stucco, windows with historicizing cloaks made of artificial stone, in the roof area two standing dormers.	08956792
	Apartment building in half-open development	Peace Square 5 (Map)	around 1910	Plastered facade in strict neoclassicism, evidence of conventional building methods around 1920, in the ensemble around the Platz des Friedens, of importance for the townscape and building history. Four-storey solid construction, plastered, with grooved ground floor, the upper storey with flat pilaster strips, large tympanum, side entrance axis recessed with historical door, relief and skylight.	08956791
	Residential house in open development	Peace Square 11 (Map)	around 1910	In the neoclassical style, evidence of the revival of classicist building forms after 1910, of importance for the townscape and building history. Part of the building ensemble around the Platz des Friedens, two-storey solid construction with entrance portico in austere neoclassicism, central projection with pilasters and Ionic capitals, oculi and plastered mirrors, facade possibly partially smoothed, mansard roof.	08956790
	Double apartment building in open development	Peace Square 13; 15 (card)	around 1890	Clinker facade in the style of late historicism with a singular neo-gothic form in the place, defining the townscape and building history. Three-storey solid buildings, the ground floor plastered, the upper storey and attic houses clinkered, ornamental forms gothic around windows, flat central projections with curved gable fronts, partially cut and simplified, entrance situation changed.	08956789
	Apartment building in open development	Peace Square 17 (Map)	around 1910	Reform style architecture, a stately part of an ensemble around the Platz des Friedens (Peace Square), of importance for the townscape and its architectural history. Two-storey solid construction with rich plaster structure through pilaster strips and flat risalits, arching central risalit and standing dormers made of artificial stone, mansard roof, wood-covered veranda on the sides.	08956788
	Post mileage	Postplatz (map)	inscribed 1727, copy	Copy of a distance column, of historical importance, copy of a Saxon distance column marked 1727, in the typical form (labeled with distance information) obelisk on a base, with a coat of arms as well as "AR" - monogram and post horn mark. It was made from granite by Johanngeorgenstadt stonemason Matthias Lambacher. Later, year unknown, it was torn down and replaced by a copy.	09304914
	Former post office building (now a residential building with pharmacy) in a semi-open area and in a corner	Postplatz 3 (map)	marked 1863	Plastered facade in neo-Gothic style, part of the Postplatz building ensemble, of importance in terms of local history and character. Two-storey solid building above a granite base, plastered, windows with bezels and shop fittings on the front facing Otto-Findeisen-Strasse, flat risalits merging into the gable on both fronts, rich Gothic eaves cornice made of terracotta shaped bricks, Saxon coats of arms at the corners, above double windows in the risalit ( to Postplatz) Saxon coat of arms under the royal crown, on the risalit (to Findeisenstrasse) stone slab with a banner in relief "Telegraphie 1863 (between lightning bolts)", weather vane with post horn and year, segment arched portal with Gothic crossbars, historical entrance door from 1905, Remise: massive single-storey building , plastered, segment-arched gate, enclosure made of quarry stone, with brick pillars and loosely placed keystone (probably from the main facade)	08956818
More pictures	town hall	Rathausplatz 1 (map)	1906-1907	Representative building with a tower, in the style of late historicism, of particular importance for the local image, of architectural and local historical relevance. Magnificent building in the neo-renaissance style above a steeply rising park, two-story facade to the town hall with short wings, four-story representative main facade above the entrance arbor facing the park, considerable tower in the manner of a central projection, in front of it a two-armed, curved flight of stairs with a so-called mennel -Fountain (grotto with nymph, heavily renovated), inside: generously laid out, bright staircase, high-quality glass windows ( Max Pechstein ) with figurative representations of building, education, water management and nursing, glass windows in the small, ornamentally painted entrance hall to the town hall square show personification of the sciences and an embroiderer, council chamber, room of the mayor and wedding room also richly furnished.	08956901
	Residential house in open development	Reutersweg 6 (map)	around 1900	Clinker brick facade with half-timbering, characterizing the townscape due to its hillside location (distant view), good original condition, of architectural significance. One-storey massive clinker brick building on a plastered base with corner embossing, window frames made of cast stone, jamb floor and gable with ornamental framework, crooked hip roof, old windows including winter glazing.	08956964
	Double residential building (address: Auersbergstraße 4 and Ringstraße 30) in open development and in a corner	Ringstrasse 30 (map)	around 1900	Clinker brick facade, with Auersbergstrasse 2 in design, as part of a uniformly developed Wilhelminian-style district of local and architectural relevance. Auersbergstraße 4: two-storey solid clinker building, with artificial stone window frames and central gable, half-hipped roof, Ringstraße 30: two-story solid building, clinkered, with artificial stone window walls, central gable to Ringstraße in ornamental framework, that to Auersbergstraße in clinker, slate-covered roof.	08956880
	House in a corner and in open development	Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse 1 (map)	around 1890	Clinker brick facade, historic building, of architectural significance. Two-storey solid red brick building with a natural stone base and artificial stone structure, risalit on the square side with garlands, half-columns, fluted pilasters and varied window canopies, strong cornice with console stones, broken corner, roof gable, gable window, saddle roof.	08956857
	Post office building in open development	Schneeberger Strasse 1 (map)	1907	Clinker facade in neo-Gothic forms, elaborately and richly designed structure, of local and architectural significance. Massive two-storey building on an L-shaped floor plan, with granite base in Cyclops masonry, upper floor in clinker-sandstone construction in Gothic forms, window frames and gable structures made of sandstone, segment arched windows on the ground floor, curtain windows on the upper floor, tracery gable, Gothic entrance portal, new doors on the ground floor and Basement iron window grating, windows renewed, slate-covered saddle roof, loading and storage hall with ramp on the courtyard side, old doors and iron ramp roofing, upper floor newly installed.	08956836
	Forest house in open development	Schneeberger Strasse 3 (map)	around 1865	Construction of local historical value and importance for the townscape. Elongated two-storey plastered building with slate-covered saddle roof, natural stone plinth with reveal, window frames made of porphyry tufa in Renaissance forms, portal in late Gothic-Renaissance forms, roof extension on the street and courtyard side.	08956838
	Residential house in open development	Schneeberger Strasse 6 (map)	around 1890	Clinker brick facade typical of the time, in a central location, of quality that defines the townscape, of significance in terms of building history. Two-storey solid clinker building (ocher, dark brown contrasting), granite base made of Cyclops masonry, parapet fields and window frames made of sandstone, fillings of the window canopies in black artificial stone and in decorative forms, sandstone cornice, partly slate-covered mansard roof, small gable with oculus in the respective front door central axis Handle, stairwell with rake, original decorative tiles and colored lead glazing, wooden balconies with extensive sawing work.	08956837
	Residential house in open development, with fencing and gate system	Schneeberger Strasse 7 (map)	around 1890	Historic building of defining value in a central location, historically important. Two-storey massive building, plastered on the ground floor, red clinkered on the upper floor, structure in artificial stone, window frames, cornices, corner bosses of the central projection, window canopies and segmented gable field with coat of arms and a small obelisk, slate-covered gable roof, iron garden fence with artificial stone posts.	08956841
	House in a corner and in open development	Schneeberger Strasse 10 (map)	around 1910	In the reform style, important in terms of building history. Two-storey solid plastered building with stepped corner core in the cantilever area, profiled window walls, squeeze mirror, central projection with attached broken roof gable with semicircular window, slate-covered mansard roof with standing dormers, on the side facade protruding upper floor on console stones with floral squeezed stucco.	08956840
	Rental villa with enclosure and gate entrance,	Schneeberger Strasse 11 (map)	marked 1907	Historic clinker brick facade with corner bay window and tower, Art Nouveau decoration, of significance for the townscape, relevant to architecture. Massive two-storey Wilhelminian style villa on an irregular floor plan, granite plinth, floors red bricked, artificial stone structures with pilasters, entwined window frames, ornate parapet and cornice fields, bay window with ornate console field and ornate frieze, curved, cranked ornamental gable style, porch-shaped entrance tower with a dome-shaped staircase on pillars, on the upper floor floral multi-colored ornamental glazing, original front door, windows from the construction period, windows in the stair tower with ornamental glazing, iron fence in Art Nouveau forms.	08956843
	Residential house in open development	Schneeberger Strasse 12 (map)	around 1910	Plastered building with ornate wooden veranda, in the reform style, of importance for the townscape and for architectural design. Two-storey solid plastered building with broken cantilevers on the street side, pilaster strips with pearl strings, mirrors in pinched stucco, further coffered roof overhang, attached wooden veranda decorated and glazed, clad curved gables, mansard roof.	08956846
	Residential house in open development with fencing	Schneeberger Strasse 16 (map)	around 1905	Clinker brick facade with bay window, villa-like building, of architectural history and importance for the townscape. Two-storey, massive clinker brick building with a granite base and a gabled risalit and bay annex on the street side, entrance area with columns, cornices, window frames and articulated stone structure, slate-covered mansard roof with ornate dormers, elongated wrought iron fence.	08956845
	Unity of the municipal cemetery Eibenstock	Schneeberger Strasse 22 (map)	1868-1872	Material entity with the following individual monuments: Parentation hall, two outbuildings, cemetery wall, two grave slabs (on the parentation hall and on the northern outbuilding), gravestone sculpture "Good Shepherd", several gravestones, soldiers grave First World War and two OdF memorial stones (individual monument ID no. 08956771) Horticultural designed cemetery complex (garden monument), of local historical importance.	09305449
	Parentation hall, outbuilding, cemetery wall, two grave slabs (individual memorials for ID no. 09305449)	Schneeberger Strasse 22 (map)	Early 20th century (tomb sculpture)	Individual monuments of the whole urban cemetery Eibenstock: Parentation hall, two outbuildings, cemetery wall, two grave slabs (at the parentation hall and at the northern outbuilding), gravestone sculpture "Good Shepherd", several grave monuments, soldiers grave First World War and two OdF memorial stones, of local historical importance.	08956771
	Transformer house	Schneeberger Strasse 22 (next to) (map)	around 1910	Picturesque building of importance in terms of technology and local history. Single-storey solid plastered building with rounded corners, steel door, slate-covered roof in the form of a curved, pointed hood, with a zinc knob on top. The transformer station is now used privately as a warehouse.	08956772
	Oral hole and wall of an iron search tunnel	Schönheider Strasse (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Of local and mining historical importance. Angled granite quarry stone wall, metal, openwork door (depicting a tunnel entrance with a miner), 32 m deep iron search tunnel, that is how mining ended in the Eibenstock city district.	08956750
	Former district court (with rear annex)	Schönheider Strasse 6 (map)	1835, older in essence	Plastered building with central projections, of importance for the local history and the townscape. Three-storey, solid plastered building with a central projectile, profiled window walls made of natural stone, portal with a rustic keystone, Royal Saxon. Coat of arms above the 1st floor, tent roof, inside cross vault in the entrance hall, today kindergarten.	08956804
	Residential house in open development	Schönheider Strasse 8a (map)	around 1900	Typical plaster facade of the time, of defining value, of architectural significance. Two-storey solid plastered building on a granite stone base, window frames, brackets and canopies made of porphyry tuff, flat dwelling on the street side, hipped roof.	08956950
	Former town hall (now a hotel) in semi-open development	Schönheider Strasse 9 (map)	1862	Representative solid building on the church square, of local historical and local significance. Seven-axis, eaves-standing building of three storeys today, massive central projectile with pilasters on consoles and arched windows, with a aedicle-like bell attachment with metal grille, side wings with a simpler plaster structure, windows with classicist building decorations, saddle roof, slate-covered.	08956829
	Rectory in semi-open development	Schönheider Strasse 11 (map)	in the core marked 1785	In late Classicist form, as part of the church square ensemble of local importance and local history. Two-storey solid building above granite plinth, with retracted front door with stairs, belt cornice, new windows with simple, plastered walls, straight roofs and long dormer window in the slate-covered gable roof, from the previous building: fire beams in the attic, cellar vault, segment-arched entrance door with skylight and keystone (marked 1785).	08956830
	Residential house in open development and remise porch	Schönheider Strasse 12 (map)	around 1870	Typical plastered construction, of local historical importance. Residential building: two-storey, massive, on a granite forward base (used to store the hearse), remains of the metal railing.	08956954
	Residential house in open development and in a corner location and factory building in the courtyard	Schulgäßchen 2 (map)	around 1905	Clinker brick facade with bay window and corner tower, decoration influenced by Art Nouveau, in good original condition, of local and economic significance. Residential building: Elaborate two-storey clinker brick building (yellow, offset with green-glazed clinker bricks), with plastered plinth, bay window towards the Schulgäßchen, side elevation with gable end, gable with two griffin figures made of concrete, entrance stairs covered with a balcony, mansard roof with decorated skylights, factory: massive plastered building on a square floor plan, rustic granite base, pilaster strips, original windows, tent roof.	08956801
	School building (no.1a), attached gymnasium and further school building (no.1, without intermediate building)	Schulstrasse 1; 1a (card)	1854 (1st school, no.1a)	Older school building historicizing plastered building, new school building in the local style expanded and redesigned, of importance for the local history and the townscape. Main building: three-storey solid plastered building with natural stone plinth, protruding five-axis central projection with gable end, ground floor closed with belt cornice, pilaster strips, profiled window frames, in renaissance form, tent roof, 1st extension: three-storey solid plastered building, base made of cyclops masonry, round and segmented windows Ogival bi-directional window with inserted, capital-crowned column, entrance area with granite staircase and rusticated granite pillar, sports hall: solid, single-storey, with segmented arched windows, 2nd extension from 1938: three-storey solid plastered building, artificial stone window frames, appearance balcony.	08956805
More pictures	Eibenstock church with stairs and retaining walls	Schulstrasse 2 (map)	1864-1868	Church (with equipment), as well as two upstream staircases and retaining walls - hall church with west tower, in the arched style of the 19th century, of great local, architectural and urban significance.	08956803
	Apartment building in semi-open development and enclosure	Schulstrasse 6a (map)	around 1890	Typical plastered building, formerly Consulate General of the USA (from 1891 to 1908), of importance for the local history and the townscape. Three-storey, massive, richly structured plastered building, risalits, pilaster strips, parapet fields in stucco, window roofs and garments designed, loft, ornamental gable, only one of the four artificial stone masks left, original windows with green skylights, hip roof with raised central area, original door with handle, two Reliefs above the entrance area (Viking ship and Hanseatic cog), wrought iron garden fence and cellar window, flag holder, retaining wall in front of the excavated basement.	08956810
	House in a corner and in open development	Schulstrasse 13 (map)	around 1900	Clinker brick building typical of the time, with original entrance door, of importance for the townscape and building history. Two-storey, massive clinker brick building, with a broken corner that is raised by one story, clinker brick in three colors, ornamentally offset, mansard roof with new cover and changed windows, original door leaf.	08956783
	Residential house in open development	Schulstrasse 15 (map)	around 1900	Clinker brick facade, with the original door leaf, of architectural significance. Two-storey clinker building (ocher, with green decorative clinker bricks), sandstone window frames, jamb storey with decorative framework, slate-covered hip roof with wooden roof house, box double windows still original.	08956782
	Residential house in open development	Schulstrasse 17 (map)	around 1900	Clinker brick facade with ornamental half-timbered gables, with influences of the Swiss style , of architectural significance. Two-storey massive clinker brick building with mezzanine floor (ornamental framework), hipped roof with side roof house, house renewed, windows, plinth, roof covering changed.	08956781
	Residential house in open development, with fencing and gate entrance	Schulstrasse 19 (map)	marked 1907	Striking plastered building with original front door, Art Nouveau ornamentation, of architectural historical importance. Two-storey, massive plastered building, with a protruding, four-axis risalit with a curved gable, the entire facade is covered with Art Nouveau ornaments in squeezed stucco, windows renewed, iron fence with cast stone pillars.	08956780
	school-building	Schulstrasse 24 (map)	around 1900	Clinker brick facade typical of the time, at a crossroads, of local history and significance. Two-storey solid clinker building, with a natural stone base, central projectile, entrance flanked by columns, closed with a roof, cornices, window and door frames, portal and columns made of artificial stone, slate-covered mansard roof with ridge turret.	08956784
	Residential house in open development, with fencing and gate entrance	Schulstrasse 26 (map)	around 1910	Clinker brick facade, in Art Nouveau and Reform style, unique in the place because of the elaborate execution and decor, building of architectural and local historical quality. Two-storey massive clinker brick building (green-white, glazed clinker brick), two standing bay windows, awning supported by Doric columns with Art Nouveau windows, gable and slate-covered mansard roof, hallway with period swing door, originally glazed , staircase with railing, on the side facades partly historical windows, historical entrance door.	08956785
	Residential house in open development	Schulstrasse 30 (map)	around 1905	With clinker plaster facade typical of the time and half-timbered gables, characterizing the townscape as part of the residential development on Schulstrasse, of architectural significance. Residential house: two-storey solid clinker building, with plastered central projectile, artificial stone corner pilasters, window frames and bay windows decorated with Art Nouveau ornaments, central gable with ornamental framework, slate hipped roof, original door leaf, some original windows and banisters.	08956787
	Gate system for a property access on Vodelstrasse	Stephan-Dietrich-Strasse 7 (map)	around 1900	Gate pillars with three artfully forged gate leaves, very elaborately worked, of importance for the townscape and building history. Two historicized gate pillars made of artificial stone with consoles, recessed plaster mirrors and decorative balls, three grid parts in floral Art Nouveau with three-dimensional flowers and foliage.	08956794
	villa	Stephan-Dietrich-Strasse 14 (map)	around 1910	Stately plastered building in reform style, of architectural significance. Two-storey solid plastered building on a granite boss base and on an irregular floor plan, with arbor , historical entrance door, loft with hood-shaped roof, courtyard-side veranda with terrace, street-side mighty gable, side facade with ornamental framework, combined hipped and saddle roof, new windows.	08956958
	Residential building	Südstrasse 2 (map)	around 1880	High-quality clinker brick building on a hillside, of significance for the townscape and building history. Two-storey solid construction over the slope fully developed basement, with broken corner, clad in clinker brick (in red), with historicizing window frames and cornices made of artificial stone, to the valley flat central projection in the roof house, flat saddle roof with standing dormers, formerly with company sign "Embroidery Emil Schubart".	08956833
	Residential house in open development	Südstrasse 18 (map)	around 1900	Clinker brick facade with half-timbering, stately building of relevance to the townscape, of importance in terms of building history. Two-storey massive clinker building with decorative truss jamb and gables, clinker base, hipped roof surfaces covered with slate, with small standing dormers, roof overhang with ornamental rafters.	08956882
	Residential house in open development	Südstrasse 20 (map)	around 1900	Clinker brick facade with half-timbering, stately building of relevance to the townscape, of importance in terms of building history. Two-storey massive clinker building with decorative truss jamb and gables, plastered plinth, hipped roof surfaces covered with slate, with small standing dormers, roof overhang with ornamental rafters, slightly historicizing window closings.	08956883
	Residential house in open development	Talsperrenweg 8 (map)	around 1880	Characteristic building of contemporary urban development, of importance in terms of local development. Clinker building (red-brown, with yellow decorative clinker bricks), plastered plinth, artificial stone window frames, ornamental cornice, flat central projection merging into the roof house, roof overhang in Swiss style, ornamental rafters with purlins, slate-covered gable roof, window renewed, historic entrance door.	08956816
	Residential house in open development	Triftweg 1 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Plastered building with a half-hipped roof, of great relevance to the townscape due to its hillside location, of importance in terms of building history. Two-storey solid plastered building, hipped roof, standing dormer window, old front door with wooden edging, wooden saw profile on the eaves, clad gable on the slope.	08956949
	Terrace walls in front of the houses	Triftweg 2; 4; 6; 8 (card)	1st half of the 19th century	Retaining walls of defining significance for the townscape, singular in the town, of importance in terms of local history. Staggered bog masonry made of coarse granite ashlars to create building plots.	08956951
	Residential house in open development	Triftweg 7 (map)	around 1900	Clinker brick building with ornamental framework, strongly defining the townscape due to the distant view, of architectural significance. On the slope, three-storey clinker brick building with granite stone plinth, artificial stone window frames, 2nd floor with ornamental framework, boarded up on the slope, saddle roofs, standing dormer window.	08956961
	Residential house in open development	Uhdestrasse 8 (map)	around 1880	Villa-like building, in the style of historicism, characterizing the townscape due to its hillside location and French-inspired roof hood, of architectural significance. Two-storey solid plastered building with a high basement on the valley side, strongly profiled facade, side elevations, cornices, pilasters, roof houses with volutes, slate-covered mansard roof with ridge turrets and weather vane.	08956920   9
	Residential house (without a newer extension) and rear barn of a farm	Untere Crottenseestraße 7 (map)	Mid 19th century	Residential house, upper floor half-timbered, wooden barn, building of great importance to the townscape on the outskirts, architectural historical value. Solid ground floor, plastered, upper floor timbered, boarded gable, steep pitched roof covered with felt, barn: wooden construction, boarded, pitched roof covered with felt, wooden porch.	08956868
	Residential building	Untere Crottenseestraße 9 (map)	1658 Dendro	One-storey plastered building of old age, with a block room, part of the old local structure on the outskirts, of importance for the street scene, socio-historical relevance. One-storey, massive plastered building, with a saddle roof drawn far down and a gabled roof house, clad tin roof, old winter windows.	08956867
	Residential house in open development	Vodelstrasse 8 (map)	around 1900	With a richly structured clinker-plaster facade, of importance for the townscape and building history. Two-storey solid construction, with 5x3 window axes and a central double axis, clad in clinker, rich artificial stone structures around windows with parapet fields, mirrors and archivolts with shell motifs, centered roof houses and standing small dormers, some with historical windows with winter windows.	08956796
	Residential house in open development	Vodelstrasse 10 (map)	1904	Typical villa-like clinker brick building, testimony to the economic prosperity of the place around 1900, of importance for the site and its building history. Two-storey solid building, clinkered, with rustic artificial stone lintels, central protrusion with rusticated corners and curved gable as well as window decorations in relief, a small balcony on the side over decorative corbels, right corner raised like a tower with a tail hood, some historic windows, wooden vestibules and historic entrance door.	08956797
	Double residential house (address: Pestalozzistraße 12 and Vodelstraße 12) in a corner and open development	Vodelstrasse 12 (map)	1913	Designed in the style of a villa, in the reform style, characterizing the townscape, of architectural significance. Two-storey solid building on a brick base, with a massive mansard roof landscape, ground floor with basket-arched shop window and stilted round-arched windows, balconies drawn in as loggias, semicircular stairwell with hood and decorative glazing in geometric Art Nouveau, the most economical plaster structure with wedge cornice, roofing stones made of squashed stucco, facings and eaves highlighted decorative octagonal bay windows and arbor.	08956798
	Residential house in open development, with enclosure	Vodelstrasse 36 (map)	before 1910	In country house style, plastered facade, gable partly boarded up, of architectural significance. Single-storey, massive plastered building on a granite base, covered loft and stair tower, each broken, cornice, cripple mansard roof, shutters on the ground floor, planking on the gable, with decorative strips, roof covering renewed, red plastering, blue-green wooden parts, picket fence from the period with granite posts, window renewed in diamond pattern, unique due to its good original condition.	08956815
	Apartment building in corner location and semi-open development (structural unit with No. 4)	Vordere Rehmerstrasse 2 (map)	marked 1912	Representative location, plastered building in the reform style, with Vorderer Rehmerstrasse 4 designed as a uniform ensemble evidence of urban densification after 1900, of architectural significance. A three-storey solid building in the reform style with an artificial stone base, squeezed stucco medallions in the parapet area of ​​the 1st floor and above the door, corner accentuated by an octagonal bay window with zinc dome and gable, 2nd floor partly clad in slate as a false attic with corner bay window, historical entrance door, flower box holder on the bay window.	08956891
	Apartment building in closed development (structural unit with No. 2)	Vordere Rehmerstrasse 4 (map)	marked 1912	Plastered building in the reform style, with Vorderer Rehmerstraße 2 a design unit of significance for the cityscape and building history. Above artificial stone plinth, simple perforated facade with slate-clad 2nd floor and protruding corner bay window, some windows are new, historical door leaf, original balcony removed.	08956892
	Apartment building in closed development	Vordere Rehmerstrasse 6 (map)	1911	Small-town building in the reform style, part of an ensemble of closed residential developments on the street after 1900, of architectural significance. Three-storey solid building above a grooved base, plastered, arched portal with oculus, decorative glazing with the year, flat stucco wreaths in parapet mirrors, two-axis box bay window merging into the mansard roof gable, in the gable field the designation “1911” in writing from the time of construction.	08956893
	Apartment building in closed development	Vordere Rehmerstrasse 8 (map)	around 1910	Building influenced by the reform style, part of an ensemble of closed residential buildings from around 1910 on the street, of architectural significance. Three-storey solid construction above a flat granite base, window frames made of squeezed stucco tape on the ground floor, a flat stucco field with medallion above the entrance, two broken flat bay windows on the 1st floor, the 2nd floor treated as an attic with slate cladding, saddle roof.	08956894
	Apartment building in closed development	Vordere Rehmerstrasse 10 (map)	around 1910	In the strict reform style, part of an urban ensemble of residential buildings around 1910 on the street, of architectural significance. Flat base made of granite bosses, ground floor with central arched portal and oculus, door leaf with Art Nouveau fittings and colored glazing with historical sprouting, from the 1st floor dominating flat bay window on consoles and with pilaster structures, merging into the gable with oculus, in the parapet area stucco mirror, 2nd floor as the attic treated with cladding.	08956895
	House in a corner and in a semi-open development	Weststrasse 5 (map)	around 1905	Typical plaster facade with corner bay window, part of a rudimentary city expansion around 1900, of architectural significance. Two-storey solid plastered building with broken corner and risalits, mirror and pilaster strips in gray and smooth plaster, grooved box corner bay on consoles, risalites are raised, with curved windows that merge into the roof zone, mansard roof, original: ground floor and upper floor windows, entrance door.	08956922
	Stream enclosure and underpass (road bridge) of the Dönitzbach	Winklerstrasse (map)	marked 1902	Made of granite ashlars, of local history and importance for the local image. Edging following the curved course of the brook, approx. 2 m high granite walls.	08956941
	Residential house in open development, with rear building	Winklerstrasse 7 (map)	around 1900	Clinker brick construction typical of the time, characterizing the townscape and of importance in terms of the history of the town. Residential house: two-storey solid clinker building on a granite stone base, window brackets, lintels and keystones made of cast stone, hipped roof with standing dormer windows, original front door with iron bars, back building: brick building, simple, with hipped roof.	08956944
	Residential house (with two house numbers) in half-open development, with back building	Winklerstrasse 9; 9a (card)	around 1900	Stately plastered building with half-timbering, corner bay window, very characteristic of the town, located in the curve of the street, of importance in terms of local development. Number 9: Residential house: three-story solid plastered building with ornamental framework from the 2nd floor, granite plinth, corner bay window, cast stone window frames, 2nd upper floor and gable made of ornamental framework, combined roof shapes, old front door, back building: two-storey, solid, plastered, half-timbered gable, number 9a: three-storey solid plastered building on a granite base, with ornamental framework on the 2nd floor and gables, floor plan broken, with triangular bay windows on the right facade axis, gable roof.	08956942

Blauenthal

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Hammergut Blauenthal: cellar with porch and wooden shed (individual monuments to ID No. 09305444)	Am Zinnsteig (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Individual features of the entity Hammergut Blauenthal: cellar with porch and wooden shed, in connection with the use of the Hammerherrenhaus (Blauenthaler Hauptstraße 2), evidence of architectural relevance. Massive building made of gray-wacky blocks in the slope wall below the Hammer mansion, interior, wide barrel vault made of brick, rear wall on the slope closed by a metal door, boarded gable under a gable roof, shed: wooden construction, boarded, pent roof.	08956732
	Hammergut Blauenthal: residential building (individual monuments to ID no.09305444)	Am Zinnsteig 1 (map)	Early 19th century	Individual features of the entity Hammergut Blauenthal: Residential house, with half-timbered upper floor, part of the Hammergut, part of the old local structure, with local significance and local history. Solid ground floor, stone walls around window and door (these with skylight and wedge stone), upper floor simple half-timbering (partly filled with bricks), windows slightly enlarged, gable slated, gable roof with gouge and slate covering.	08956731
	Hammergut Blauenthal: adjoining building (individual monuments to ID no.09305444)	Am Zinnsteig 2 (map)	after 1910	Individual features of the aggregate Hammergut Blauenthal: outbuildings, small residential building in villa style, on a dominant hillside location, of importance for the townscape and its history. Single-storey solid construction with echoes of the Heimatstil, grouping of windows arching towards the valley, roof bay with segmented arched gable, window shutters, gable surfaces partly boarded up, mansard saddle roof.	08956733
More pictures	Material entirety Hammergut Blauenthal	Blauenthaler Hauptstrasse 2; 3; 4 (card)	marked 1677 (Hammerherrenhaus)	Totality of Hammergut Blauenthal, with the following individual monuments: mansion of a former hammer mill, with barn, two stables and residential buildings, gatehouse, enclosure with archway and mausoleum on the field south of the Hammergut (individual monument ID No. 08956734), cellar with porch and wooden shed ( Individual monument ID no. 08956732), residential building (individual monument ID no. 08956731), ancillary building (individual monument ID no. 08956733), plus terraced park (garden monument) - a representative monument of local and architectural importance.	09305444
	Hammergut Blauenthal: Manor house of a former hammer mill, with outbuildings and mausoleum (individual monuments to ID no. 09305444)	Blauenthaler Hauptstrasse 2; 3; 4 (card)	inscribed 1677	Individual features of the entity Hammergut Blauenthal: mansion (No. 2) of a former hammer mill, with barn, two stables and residential buildings (No. 3 and No. 4), gatehouse, enclosure with archway and mausoleum on the field south of the Hammergut - representative architectural monument of local and architectural significance.	08956734
	Road bridge over the Große Bockau, with bank reinforcement	Blauenthaler Hauptstraße 7 (in front of) (map)	Late 19th century	Stone arch bridge with river bed regulation, part of the old local structure, with historical significance. Simple single arched arch bridge made of red granite blocks, without a keystone.	08956726
	Residential building	Blauenthaler Hauptstrasse 9 (map)	around 1900	Clinker brick building from the turn of the century around 1900, part of the old local structure, of architectural significance. Two-storey, simple solid building, brick-faced, segment-arched windows, with sills made of artificial stone, two window axes in the middle as a risalit protruding slightly, with roof house under the gable, economical plastered structure through corner blocks and cornices, gable roof slated, historical entrance door.	08956725
	Residential building	Unterblauenthaler Weg 1 (map)	subsequently referred to as 1744	Characteristic Saxon half-timbered house, originally probably with half-timbered construction on both floors, as an example of rural architecture from the 18th century of architectural historical importance, also significant in terms of landscape design	08959277
	Arched canal run in the bed of the Große Bockau	Zimmeracherstraße (map)	marked 1900	Vaulted mouth with a pylon similar to a pylon of a now unused moat, evidence of hydraulic engineering and local historical importance. Granite cuboid, pylon-like in front of it, behind that cuboid wall, arch approx. 1.60 m, moss covered, canal course arched over segments of brick, heavily silted up.	08956737
More pictures	Artificial waterfall with a brick drain and bridge	Zimmeracherstraße (map)	around 1900	Unique structure, bridging with granite stone ceiling, of landscape design and technical history importance. For the drainage of excess drive water, a drain driven through the rock wall as a romanticizing waterfall system based on the models of English park design.	08956736
More pictures	Hotel and restaurant construction with ancillary building	Zimmeracherstraße 2 (map)	around 1900	In richly structured, local style, with influences of the Swiss style, testimony to the history of tourism in the Ore Mountains, of importance for the town and its building history. Two-storey solid building parallel to the street with a transverse, higher central part, ground floor massive, with segmented arched windows and a wooden loggia in front of it (today glazed), with rich ornamental framework, partly curved under Art Nouveau influences, arched windows, central structure with high gable, with carved purlins and ornamental frames, wooden balcony, Saddle roofs, partly with slate cover.	08956727
More pictures	Garden restaurant (without extensions) on the other side of the river	Zimmeracherstraße 2 (opposite) (map)	after 1900	Partly in half-timbered, architectural monument of importance for the townscape and the history of tourism. Single-storey solid construction with segmented arched windows, upper storey with ornamental framework in Swiss style, boarding in the jamb area, roofing made of cardboard, garden restaurant: single-storey low-rise building, Prussian framework, flat saddle roof.	08956728
	Residential building	Zimmeracherstraße 3 (map)	around 1920	Buildings in traditional local construction, part of the old local structure, with local significance and significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, with coarse granite blocks in the base and around doors and windows, gable surfaces and jamb area, large roof house with three windows and oculus, steep saddle roof.	08956729
	Residential building	Zimmeracherstraße 4 (map)	around 1850	Stately, broad-based half-timbered building, of importance for the townscape and building history. Solid ground floor, partly historical windows on the ground floor (four-winged, with fixed transom ), mostly sandstone walls around the window, segment-arched portal with ears and wedge stone added on the eaves side, upper floor regular half-timbering, crooked hipped roof with dormers and slate roofing.	08956730

Carlsfeld

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Unity of the railway line Schönheide-Süd - Carlsfeld	(Map)	1896-1897	Railway technical evidence with technical history, landscape shaping and regional historical relevance, transport history importance for the development of the Wilzschtal through the narrow-gauge railway Wilkau-Haßlau - Saupersdorf - Schönheide / Wilzschhaus - Carlsfeld.	08955385
	Grindstone from a former paper mill	Blechhammer , at the edge of the forest, junction Kleiner Wilzschweg from Carlsfelder Hauptstraße (map)	19th century or older	Of technical historical importance. Made of artificial stone, mounted on a shaft and placed on concrete bearings.	08956703
	Objective aggregate component of the aggregate railway line Chemnitz - Aue - Adorf, section Schönheide - Muldenberg, section Eibenstock, OT Carlsfeld	Eibenstock , OT Carlsfeld (map)	Late 19th century	Section of the Chemnitz – Aue – Adorf railway line between Schönheide Ost station and Muldenberg station - railway engineering evidence of the development of the history of transport, with relevance to the history of technology and local history.	09306076
More pictures	Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Blechhammer , at the edge of the forest, near the grindstone, Carlsfelder Hauptstraße, corner of Kleiner Wilzschweg (map)	19th century (milestone)	Milestone; of traffic-historical importance.	09306030
	Memorial stone	(Map)	1889	For the 800th anniversary of betting, of regional dynastic importance. Inscription: "1089–1889"	09305951
More pictures	Soviet soldiers grave	Neues Wiesenhaus , Rautenkranzer Straße, corner of Tannenweg in the forest northwest of Carlsfeld (map)	after 1945	Of historical importance. Access laterally framed by small spruce trees, remains of a short paved path available, granite, lying tombstone, on it inscription written in red paint: “Your life for our future”, according to information it is a victim of the Volkssturm.	08956700
	Residential house (surrounding area), behind that mountain cellar (or tunnel)	Buttergasse 4 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	One-storey half-timbered house as a testimony to the old village structure, of architectural and historical importance. One storey, surrounding structure on the left 2/3 yokes, block room and surrounding structure with decorative paneling, former stable part massive and later changed, segment arched entrance door historically, box double windows, gable clad and with new windows, simple saddle roof	08956723
	Residential building	Buttergasse 6 (map)	marked 1911	Stately evidence of the beginning urbanization of the village after 1900, of importance in terms of local development. Two-storey brick building, plastered, with hints of reform style, box double windows, some with shutters, plastered structure through mirrored surfaces under the windows, on the upper floor middle window axes on consoles as a risalit and gabled with a roof house, flight of stairs, with wooden canopy and original door and parapet, in plastered mirror Signed in 1911, hipped roof, apartment doors and staircase original inside.	08956722
More pictures	Trinity Church	Carlsfelder Hauptstrasse (map)	1684-1688	Trinitatiskirche, next to the church a war memorial for the fallen of the First World War and a memorial for the fallen in the war of 1870/71 as well as a memorial stone. Baroque central building with a pretty roof turret, of importance in terms of art history and local history as well as the townscape.	08956708
More pictures	Carlsfeld small station with locomotive shed (individual monument for ID no. 08955385)	Carlsfelder Hauptstrasse 59; 59a (card)	1897 (reception building)	Individual monument of the aggregate railway line Schönheide-Süd - Carlsfeld , section Eibenstock, OT Carlsfeld - testimony to the traffic-technical development of the Ore Mountains, of importance for the history of traffic and the townscape.	08956706
	Residential building	Carlsfelder Hauptstrasse 61 (map)	1930s	In the Heimatstil, presumably a former customs official's residence, of importance for the townscape and building history. Two-storey solid construction, base storey with irregular cuboids, plastered ground floor, original windows and shutters, front door, original garage doors on the slope, upper storey and both gables boarded up, saddle roof	08956705
	Access bridge between the residential building and the production building of a former mill	Carlsfelder Hauptstraße 63 (in front) (map)	Late 19th century	Stone arch bridge, of technical-historical quality. Simple arch bridge made of granite, about 20 meters long, as arching over the Wilzsch between the former mill house and production building.	08956704
	Gravestone CF Glöckner on the cemetery and cemetery wall	Friedhofsweg (map)	after 1900,	Enclosure wall of the cemetery that characterizes the townscape. Elaborate gravestone, artistically and sculpturally remarkable, grave stele made of shell limestone, square floor plan, embedded bronze plaque with inscription, sculptured upper part, central relief with a putto holding a bell, corners with broad round bars held by rams' heads, crowned with pine cones.	08956719
	Residential building	Obere Gasse 9 (map)	1st half of the 19th century, later changed	Upper floor half-timbered boarded up, wide-spread half-timbered building as part of the old local structure, scientific and documentary value. Two-storey, solid ground floor, mixture of brick and quarry stone, upper storey timber-framed boarded and laminated, boarded gable sides, gable roof slightly shaped.	08956711
	Residential building	Obere Gasse 12 (map)	18th century, later expanded	Upper floor half-timbered, of importance for the townscape. Singular two-storey framed house in the village, historically significant, ground floor partially solid, with block room in the framed part, upper floor half-timbered, new windows, slightly enlarged, boarded gable, gable roof, house enlarged later, the floor plan doubled.	08956710
	Former hammer mansion	Schnorr-v.-Carolsfeld-Weg 3 (map)	Kern around 1680	Baroque plastered building with a pretty portal, inside a stucco ceiling in rococo shapes, owned by the Schnorr von Carolsfeld family, who lived in the 17th and 18th centuries. Century shaped the hammer and steel industry in the Ore Mountains, the family emerged famous painters and scholars, local history, architectural history and sometimes artistically important.	09303478
	Residential building	Talsperrenstrasse 34 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Single-storey building, part of the old local structure, of architectural significance. Single storey, solid, plastered construction, window openings in segment arches closed and complete with winter windows, gable windows renewed and enlarged, gable roof.	08956714
More pictures	Inn	Talsperrenstrasse 45 (map)	around 1924	Plastered building on a granite plinth with rustic pointed arched windows, of local history and significance. Massive plastered construction, high base clad with granite, octagonal cantilevers, ground floor with expressionistic pointed arched windows and window frames made of gneiss, saddle roof with valley-side dwelling (boarded up), boarded gable.	08956712
More pictures	Carlsfeld dam : barrier structure with two water-side, exposed slides, stilling basin, air-side slider house with original slides and two bridges leading over the stilling basin	Talsperrenstrasse 47 (map)	1926-1929	Important architectural and hydraulic engineering facility, valuable in terms of both architectural and technical history. Massively made of quarry stone, strongly curved gravity dam, sophisticated, emphatically symmetrical design with expressionistic echoes of form, highest situated dam in the new federal states, drinking water dam, also "Wilzschtalsperre" (after the dammed creek) or "Talsperre Weiterswiese" (after the dam originally located in the reservoir and at Damming flooded, scattered settlement of nine houses called Weiterswiese), is located on the Erzgebirge ridge at about 905 m above sea level. NHN, thus the highest drinking water reservoir in Germany (highest reservoir in Saxony).	08956713
More pictures	Residence (former forester's house)	Wilzschmühle 4 (map)	inscribed 1804	Landscape-defining, stately plastered building with a crooked hip roof, in good original condition, regional historical evidence of forest use. Two-storey, massive plastered construction, painted natural stone walls of the windows and the portal (marked 1804), crooked hip roof, profiled eaves cornice, gable sides with old gray plaster, old box windows, window shutters on the ground floor, cast iron antlers above the portal, the right half of which is broken off.	08956698e

Neidhardtsthal

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Former hammer mansion (today residential building) of a sulfur hut, with enclosure	Dorfstrasse 4 (map)	inscribed 1681	Stately relic of the production history of the Western Ore Mountains, of high relevance for the local history and the image. Two-wing complex with the main building on the street side, marked 1681 in the square arched portal, almost equally wide extension from 1802, two-storey plastered building made of quarry stone, with a simple exterior, profiled eaves cornice with decorative beam heads, inside a representative entrance hall with two-bay groined vaults (also connected to the ground floor rooms) through round arched iron doors with hinges and rosettes, profiled stone walls, cellar room under extension with three-bay groin vault, supported by two round pillars.	08956747

Oberwildenthal

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Memorial to the victims of 1945	(Map)	after 1945 (memorial stone)	Simple system of local historical importance. Granite stone on a base, finished with segmental arches, inscription: “To commemorate the victims of 1945”, black writing, planting area with artificial stone edging and gravel.	08956770
	milestone	(Map)	19th century (milestone)	Of importance for the history of traffic.	09306042
	Residential building, former customs house, with outbuildings	Old Customs Houses 1 (map)	around 1820	Solid construction with fine plastering and outside staircase, of local and architectural importance. Two-storey solid building on a high granite base with fine plaster grooves, with two-flight flight of stairs, original door with profiled walls, original window arrangement, winter windows on the upper floor, hipped roof with a slight overhang and central roof house, original inscription: "Sommerfrische - Wintersport", slope retaining walls made of embossed granite masonry .	08956767

Sosa

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Oral hole of the Black Bear tunnel	(Map)	before 1650	Tunnel mouth hole with cheek walls, evidence of the mining past, of local historical importance. Mouth hole of an iron ore and cobalt pit made of coarse, brick-built granite ashlar edging in the form of a stilted arch and facing cheek walls of the same material, tunnel entrance closed by modern ornamental grille with depiction of miners, tunnels vaulted granite as far as visible, overall system renewed.	09238068
	Tampon sole	(Map)	before 1700	Granite support stone of a three-stamp stamp mill for crushing ore, rare relic of historical ore processing technology of local historical importance. Irregularly broken granite monolith with three circular depressions as a result of its long-term use as an impact surface for three vertically acting stamps from the stamping mill of a nearby copper vitriol hut.	09238078
	Residential house (surrounding area) of a farm, today a free church community center (Old Lutheran)	Am Hänelberg 2 (map)	after 1805	Upper floor half-timbered clad, stately half-timbered house within the old location, building used by the free church since 1985, of importance for the townscape and its architectural history. Ground floor massive, changed, basement to the right of door 2/2, screwed in headbands, basement renewed in 1985, windows and door partly with old ashlar walls, upper floor half-timbered, boarded with regular windows in historical arrangement, clad gable, saddle roof with skylights.	09238069
	Dam of the Sosa Dam	At dam 1 (map)	1949-1951	Dam wall of a dam with two exposed sliders (on the water side), two wedge-oval sliders (in the dam), two slider houses, stilling basin, bridge, caretaker's house and memorial plaque as well as a quarry located in the immediate vicinity - remarkable hydraulic engineering overall system, valuable both in terms of architecture and technical history . First dam construction after 1945 in the GDR, known as the "dam of peace", last gravity dam in Germany, solidly built in quarry stone, short, purpose-oriented design, favored by the remote situation, technical equipment largely preserved.	09237675
	Inn	At dam 2a (map)	1968	Half-timbered construction, typical evidence of a resumption of building traditions close to home, of architectural quality. One-storey half-timbered building over a flat granite base with a T-shaped floor plan, windows and doors from the period of construction, slated gable roof, old restaurant label: “Koehlerhütte”.	09238062
	Residential stable house (surrounding area) and two barns in a three-sided courtyard	Auersberger Strasse 16 (map)	Allegedly 16th century	Upper floor half-timbered, for the region remarkable half-timbered house, at the historic entrance to the town, of architectural and local significance. Ground floor partly solid with basement to the right of door 4/2 with curved headbands, solid courtyard wall, later replaced, upper floor half-timbered with planking on the gable and courtyard wall, some windows slightly enlarged, gable clad, gable roof cladding, Barn I: Partly massive with boarded half-timbering, Barn II: wooden construction boarded up, gable roof.	09238052
	milestone	Auersberger Strasse 16 (near) (map)	19th century (milestone)	Testimony to traffic history. Royal Saxon milestone in standard form: semicircular above with recessed front and back, today without crown and lettering.	09238053
	Binge	Bockauer Strasse (map)	15./16. century	Binge of a former tin hut on the ore-rich slope of the so-called Saurüssels, mining-technical testimony of local historical and landscape-defining quality. Mountain collapse over one of the oldest tunnels for tin ore mining, mining probably began in the late 14th century using the stopping technique, later transition to underground mining.	09238077
	Binge	Bockauer Strasse (map)	15./16. century	Big binge of a former tin hut with the beginning of a tunnel that continues underground at the upper end, mining evidence of local historical and landscape-defining relevance.	09238079
	Binge	Bockauer Strasse (map)	from 15th century	Oldest tin mine binge sosas with stepped heaps on the left edge, mining relic of high landscape and local historical importance. The third largest binge in the Ore Mountains of a former tin mine with a quarry volume of around 100,000 cubic meters as a narrow, deep gap in the forest slope with traces of work by the miners through mallets and iron, heaps on the left edge of the binge, terraced, probably as a sign of the oldest bench mining (i.e. open pit mining along the ore veins).	09238076
	Residential building	Bockauer Strasse 7 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered, part of the old settlement structure, historically important. Massive ground floor, changed around 1920/1930, partly historical windows in original size, upper floor simple half-timbered, gable wall and gable clad, gable roof with roof overhang.	09238039
	House of a sawmill	Bockauer Strasse 19 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered, evidence of the village handicraft at the typical location, of architectural and local significance. Solid ground floor, windows with plaster walls and sills, upper floor half-timbered with windows in historical size and partly enlarged, gable slated, long dormer and hipped roof	09238040
	Residential stable house and barn of a farm	Bockauer Strasse 23 (map)	Late 18th century	Upper floor residential building high-quality timber-frame, boarded up barn, evidence of the historical settlement structure, of architectural significance. Ground floor massively changed, upper floor double-bar framework with deformation and windows in groups of two, extension towed to the slope, clad gable, tailcoat roof, shed, boarded wooden construction on a granite base.	09238041
	Residential house (with integrated barn part) and side building of a farm	Bockauer Strasse 40 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered residential building, of significance for the townscape and building history. Residential house: solid ground floor, changed, upper floor simple half-timbered with windows in original size and position, Part of the barn built onto the slope: solid ground floor, wooden structure boarded up, gable boarded, gable roof covered with slate, Adjacent workshop building: single-storey solid construction above the high granite base on the valley side, partly boarded up with wood, boarded gable and jamb zone, saddle roof.	09238067
	Residential building	Dürrer Berg 6 (map)	around 1930	Wooden house in industrialized prefabricated construction, of architectural significance.	09306044
	Duplex house	Friedensstrasse 1; 3 (card)	around 1900	Typical plastered facade, evidence of the adoption of urban building forms in the village, of importance in terms of local development. Elongated solid building with two floors, a facade plastered on a base with plaster ashlar with historicizing window borders between historicism and Art Nouveau, saddle roof with two roof houses over coupled windows, smoothed back.	09238043
	Stable house of a farm	Frölichweg 1 (map)	1st third of the 18th century	Upper floor half-timbered with K-struts and profiled threshold, testimony to the historical local structure, of architectural importance. Solid ground floor, modified, upper floor half-timbered with K-struts at the corners and closely spaced stems over a profiled threshold.	09238046
	Residential house (surrounding area) of a farm	Frölichweg 4 (map)	around 1775	Upper floor half-timbered, as a half-timbered house in the place strongly relevant testimony to traditional forms of construction, of architectural significance. Ground floor partly half-timbered, basement 2/3 on the right with curved headbands, left of the door stable part in block construction with corner interlocking, upper floor half-timbered over a profiled threshold on two and a half sides.	09238047
	Stable house and barn (with cellar) of a two-sided courtyard	Frölichweg 16 (map)	Mid-18th century, core probably older	Stable house, upper floor half-timbered, boarded up barn, part of the old local structure, historically important. Stable house: Solid ground floor, changed, upper floor half-timbered with deformation, paired windows in original size, clad gable roof, clad gable, Barn: timber-framed boarded with massive basement mouth hole and vault.	09238049
	Tunnel of an iron ore mine, with a nearby weather shaft above in the forest	Frölichwiese (map)	19th century	Mining relic of local historical importance. Today it is still 340 meters long tunnel with a new, valley-side extended entrance area with route extension in wood and mouth hole made of wood cladding with cheek walls, old weather shaft for ventilation of the "Frölich tunnel" above in the forest as an almost square break in the forest floor.	09238080
	House of a farm	Grundweg 1 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered, part of the old village structure in a typical location of a stream floodplain, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, changed, upper floor half-timbered, historical window size, saddle roof, slated, with upright dormer window, profiled windboards on eaves, massive house, doubled, with timbered timber framing.	09238059
	Residential house of a two-sided courtyard	Grundweg 4 (map)	18th century or older	Upper floor half-timbered clad, part of the old village structure in a typical location of a stream floodplain, of architectural significance.	09306043
	Residential stable house and barn of a farm	Grundweg 6 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Upper floor residential building, half-timbered cladding, barn boarded up, part of the old local structure, historically important. Ground floor massive, changed, upper floor timber-frame clad, windows in historical size, tailcoat roof with hip, shed: wooden construction boarded up.	09238058
	Sosa village church; Church (with furnishings), churchyard with enclosure and churchyard gate	Main street (map)	1616-1617	Hall church with polygonal choir closure and north-west tower, evidence of ecclesiastical and local historical importance.	09238031
	House of a farm	Hauptstrasse 4 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered, part of the old historical settlement structure, of architectural significance. Upper floor simple half-timbered structure, windows slightly enlarged, gable clad, crooked hip roof with slate covering and long dormer window, extension of the same construction transverse to the slope.	09238072
	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 11 (map)	1689 according to information	One-storey half-timbered house, belonging to the old village center, of architectural significance. One-storey building above a flat granite base, today massive, basement to the right of the door with 2/2 yokes and partly curved headbands, clad gable, gable roof.	09238071
	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 17 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Well-preserved half-timbered building in the town center, of architectural significance. Ground floor massive, changed, upper floor narrow truss framework, windows in original size, gable roof slated with long dormer window, gable slated with sun motif	09238045
	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 26 (map)	marked 1771	Striking half-timbered building, part of the old local structure, of importance for the townscape and building history. Ground floor massive, changed, keystone above door: "TGH 1771", upper floor well-preserved half-timbering with windows of historical size, profiled windboard, clad gable, two small standing dormers in the saddle roof.	09238074
	House and shed as well as retaining wall of the garden	Hauptstrasse 30 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Stately half-timbered building in the village center, part of a building ensemble in irregular staggering near the church, part of the old local structure, of importance for the town and its architectural history. Farmhouse: Solid ground floor, newly plastered and with new windows in historical size, upper floor clad with simple half-timbering, gable walls and gable, in the rear part transverse extension of a second construction phase, Outbuildings: Single-storey wooden construction with a gable roof, boarded up, with a flat Heiste , cottage garden, picket fence.	09238032
	Stable house of a farm	Hauptstrasse 32 (map)	Mid 19th century	Residential stable house with half-timbering on the ground and upper floors, part of a building ensemble in irregular staggering near the church, part of the original settlement structure in the center of the village, of importance for the townscape and building history. Former stable house: above a flat stone plinth on the ground floor in the half-timbered living area, in the former solid part of the stable, door with simple house stone walls, upper floor half-timbered, historical-sized windows, partly new, saddle roof with clad gables, skylights, Barn: solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, boarded, Barn: solid ground floor, timber-framed upstairs.	09238033
	Former school, now a residential building	Hauptstrasse 33 (map)	designated 1896-1897	Historic clinker brick building, testimony to the bourgeois educational policy around 1900, of local and architectural significance. Representative solid construction of two floors, ground floor plastered or with polygonal facing masonry, upper floors brick-clad on three sides with historical building decor made of artificial stone, central portal edicule-framed, portal axis as a flat central projection and ornamental gable, gable sides with pilaster roofs made of brick and artificial stone, gable roof. In GDR times: School of Peace (formerly).	09238050
	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 34 (map)	Late 18th century	Upper floor half-timbered, part of a building ensemble in irregular staggering near the church, building of importance for the townscape and building history. Solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, windows partially enlarged, gable clad, pitched roof slated.	09238034
	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 36 (map)	inscribed 1789	Half-timbered building, part of a local building ensemble near the church, of local and historical importance. Massive ground floor, heavily renovated, upper floor half-timbered with windows in historical size, rear transverse extension with its own saddle roof and gable, gable clad, saddle roof, wooden frame around the rear entrance door with the designation 1789 and 1955, hammer and mallet in between.	09238035
	Residential house, with a later extension	Hauptstrasse 38 (map)	Late 18th century	Upper floor half-timbered, part of a half-timbered ensemble in the center of the village, unique in scope and cohesion, of importance in terms of building history and the townscape. Solid ground floor, heavily renovated, upper floor half-timbered with windows of historical size, saddle roof with vertical dormer window, clad gable, in the second construction phase doubling of the floor area, solidly executed.	09238036
	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 40 (map)	Late 18th century	Upper floor half-timbered, part of a half-timbered ensemble in the town center, of architectural history and quality that defines the townscape. Ground floor massive, heavily changed, upper floor half-timbered, windows in historical size, clad gable, gable roof slated with upright dormer window, in the second construction phase the house area expanded on the eaves side.	09238037
	Residential building	Hauptstrasse 42 (map)	Late 18th century	Upper floor half-timbered, part of a half-timbered ensemble in the village center, of importance for the townscape and building history. Solid ground floor, changed, upper floor half-timbered with historical window sizes, clad gable, gable roof slated, house area doubled in the second construction phase.	09238038
	Forester's house	Hauptstrasse 78 (map)	around 1890	In historicizing formal language, echoes of the Swiss style, of local and historical importance. Polygonal granite base, otherwise plastered building with porphyry walls, corner accentuation made of two-tone brick, on an angled floor plan with a varied roof landscape, house sign in the form of a deer's head, plastered mirror, wooden entrance porch, shutters.	09238075
	Residential building	Hillering 2 (map)	around 1900	Clinker brick building with vestibule, Art Nouveau windows and historic entrance door, a striking testimony to the urbanization, which was rare in the place, in the form of construction from around 1900, of importance in terms of the history of the local development. Two-storey solid construction, facades with decorative brick exposure with white glazed belt straps and decorative shapes under windows on the first floor, historicized window frames and roofs in cast stone, corner situation representative elevated and bevelled by the second floor.	09238044
	Former hut house and shed of the Ascension of Christ treasure trove and tunnel	Ascension 4 (map)	marked 1718	Hut house upper floor, half-timbered, mining-technical certificate (support already proven in 1694) of great importance for the local history and the townscape. Solid ground floor, modified, upper floor half-timbered with original window sizes, a shed leaning against the gable on the slope side in a boarded wooden construction with a monopitch roof.	09238042
	Rectory	Pfarrplatz 7 (map)	around 1800, probably older	Upper floor half-timbered, part of the historical settlement structure, of local and architectural significance. Ground floor massive, plastered, window frames made of sandstone, some with shutters, upper floor half-timbered with windows of historical size, gable slated, gable roof.	09238051
	Forester's house	Riesenberger Houses 1 (map)	around 1900	In local design, evidence of forestry history and of architectural significance. Single-storey solid construction on a high granite stone plinth on the valley side, plastered, with corner pillars, stone window frames with folding shutters, gable and jamb zone boarded up, hipped roof covered with slate, decoratively sawn purlins. Forestry Office Eibenstock, Riesenberg Revier.	09238065
	Berggasthaus (with two house numbers)	Riesenberger Houses 2; 3 (card)	Late 19th century	Stately half-timbered building of local and tourism historical importance. Angular system with massive ground floor, changed, upper floor simple half-timbering, window size and arrangement preserved, gable triangle boarded, gable roof, gable wall of the angular building massive with boarded-up framework.	09238066
	Residential building	Riesenberger Strasse 14 (map)	1st half of the 18th century, later reshaped	One-storey building with an old part of the surrounding area, part of the old local structure, of architectural significance. Single-storey former half-timbered half-timbered house on a granite base, two yokes on the front with curved headbands, plywood, walls today solid and plastered, windows from the first half of the 20th century, porch, gable roof slated with long dormer window.	09238057
	Binge	Rote Grube 1 (at) (map)	1580	Part of the former Rote Grube mine built around 1500, a relic of early modern mining of local historical importance.	09238064
	Memorial stone for a frozen child	Rote Grube 1 (at) (map)	inscribed 1789	In memory of Sophie Karoline Teubner, who froze to death in deep snow in the forest at 1788 at Christmas 1788, of local historical importance. Irregular granite stone one meter high on a new flat base, inscription in black: "1788 TTT Alhier froze (?) Dd 9 Se (?) Aa (?) 1789", use doubtful: probably reused as a memorial stone, rare "measure stone" - originally used to delimit individual mine areas.	09238081
	Residential building	Rotgrubener Strasse 14 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered, part of the old local structure, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor with stone window and door walls or single sills, upper floor double-bar framework with high-lying windows, as on the ground floor windows historically, boarded gable, clad gable roof.	09238054
	Residential house with two side buildings, courtyard wall and gate entrance	Schwarzenberger Strasse 2; 2a (card)	around 1900	Residential building (No. 2), two side buildings (No. 2a) in the courtyard, courtyard wall and gate entrance - plastered buildings typical of the time, sophisticated group of buildings as evidence of the village development around 1900, of importance in terms of local development.	09238060
	Residential stable house (with integrated barn part) of a farm	Teichweg 9 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	Upper floor half-timbered with a profiled threshold, evidence of the old local structure in the town center, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, later driven under and changed, with historical entrance door, upper floor timber-frame clad over a profiled threshold, gable wall and gable, barn extension boarded up with protruding upper floor.	09238048

Weitersglashütte

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Residential building	Frühbusser Strasse 20 (map)	Late 19th century	Boarded-up building, in the Swiss style, testimony to the structural development around 1900, of importance for the townscape and building history. Single-storey boarded-up building over a flat natural stone plinth, window frames with fine sawing work, historic entrance door in a small bay window with its own saddle roof, ornamental rafters, saddle roof covered with sheet metal and with decoratively sawn purlin boards, standing dormer window.	08956724

Wildenthal

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	About 8 kilometers long historical moat	(Map)	1555	For the water supply for tin washers and stamp mills, of great importance in terms of mining history and technology, later used for mill drives. The Grüner Graben (named after the mining area "Die Grün") was built from 1555 and brought impact water to the pits in the "Kessel" and in the Grün. The historic ditch, of great importance in terms of mining history and age, was used to supply water for pewter washes and stamp mills, and later it was used to drive mills.	08956860
	Embankment walls, water stairs and enclosure of the Große Bockau	(Map)	after 1900	Regulated river bed, testimony to local hydraulic engineering history, of importance in terms of building history and the townscape. River bed made of red granite blocks, as well as bank walls and water stairs, fencing made of granite posts, with wooden beams lying on the edge in between	08956752
	monument	Alte Poststrasse (map)	marked 1907	Simple pillar monument in a small complex, in memory of the regional promoter of tourism, the Leipzig geographer Prof. Otto Delitsch (1821–1882), of local historical importance. A high column stump above the granite pedestal, small bronze plaques halfway up with a Fraktur inscription: "Otto Delitsch, the first and best promoter of tourism in our mountains, in grateful memory, erected by the Erzgebirgszweigverein Eibenstock-Wildenthal in 1907", at the foot of the monument planting area with granite edging stones.	08956756
	War memorial for the fallen soldiers of the First World War	Alte Poststrasse (map)	after 1918	Of local historical importance. Semicircular memorial complex made of granite in the slope, in the central axis roughly hewn granite monolith with metal plaque and iron cross, slope walls curved to the left and right with large end posts and modern planting bowls, erected by the Saxon military association Wildenthal.	08956759
	milestone	Alte Poststrasse (map)	19th century (milestone)	Of importance for the history of traffic.	09306045v
	Former school (today administration building)	Alte Poststrasse 8 (map)	around 1930	In traditional building forms of the Heimat style, largely preserved, of architectural and local significance. Long rectangular, single-storey solid building, plastered, over a granite base, original four-wing windows with fixed transom and surrounding plastering flanges, profiled windboards on the eaves side, main entrance with granite staircase and old arched portal as well as awning with high gable and gable roof with long towers .	08956757
	Inn	Alte Poststrasse 9 (map)	around 1900	Stately building in a historical guise, of particular importance for the local image and relevance to the local history. On the slope to the Große Bockau on the street, two-storey solid building, painted over hooked floor plan, window and door frames, to the street massive wooden balcony with roofing on turned columns and headbands, jamb and gable area partly with curved ornamental framework, picturesque roof landscape with rear tower hood made of pointed Tent roof.	08956751
	Residential building	Alte Poststrasse 13 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered clad, lying above Dorfstrasse, building of importance for the townscape and building history. Solid ground floor, plastered, historical gallows windows in original size, arched entrance door, upper floor timber-frame clad, with windows in original situation, saddle roof.	08956754
	Residential building	Alte Poststrasse 14 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	One-storey building, boarded gable, authentic evidence of the historical settlement structure, of social and historical importance. Single-storey solid construction, newly plastered, windows with plastered sills in original size and winter windows, boarded gable, gable roof with small skylight, cladding.	08956761
	Former forester's house with two outbuildings and an enclosure	Alte Poststrasse 24 (map)	around 1890	In an elevated position, of importance for the townscape and its history.	08956764
	House of a farm	Auersbergweg 6 (map)		House of a farm; in a dominant position above the town, upper floor presumably half-timbered, partly boarded up, of importance for the townscape and the history of the building.	08956755
	Mountain inn	Auersbergweg 8 (map)	marked 1907	Multi-section building with wood paneling typical of the landscape, of great importance for the townscape and the history of tourism. Solid construction over high granite plinth, windows with cladding and roofing, moving roof landscape through mansard gable roof with pike, partly colored glass windows.	08956766
	Observation tower	Auersbergweg 8 (near) (map)	in the core 1860	Defiant building on the Auersberg, as a landscape brand of strong landscape and local historical significance. Building made of granite ashlar, erected on a granite terrace over a square floor plan, sloping corner pillars, on the ground floor with small windows, first floor with large arched windows and shutters, above oculi, viewing floor behind stone parapets on consoles with windowed two-story wooden structure, semicircular staircase with granite spiral staircase and slotted windows	08956768
	Memorial stone for CH von Lindenau	Auersbergweg 8 (near) (map)	marked 1776	Simple granite cube on rubble stone base, in memory of CH von Lindenau.	08956769
	milestone	Carlsfelder Strasse (map)	19th century (milestone)	Of importance for the history of traffic.	09306046
	Residential building	Carlsfelder Strasse 2 (map)	around 1900	Clinker brick facade with veranda, in villa style, multi-part structure of local importance and historical significance. Two-storey solid construction, brick-facing, with corner emphasis and cornices in alternating brick color, segment arched windows with winter windows, wooden-clad bay bay on the ground floor, upper floor with street-side balconies and wood-clad middle section with shutters, steep attic above with shutters and oculus, wooden entrance annex	08956762

Wolf green

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Former mansion of a hammer mill (today residential building)	Bretschneiderstraße 2 (map)	marked 1651	Former mansion of a hammer mill (now a residential building), with two side buildings attached to one another, fencing and two gate entrances to the courtyard; Manor house stately plastered building with bay window and beautiful portal, impressive complex that characterizes the townscape and is of local and architectural importance.	08956742
	Residential house, formerly a smithy, with a shed	Bretschneiderstraße 4 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	Single-storey half-timbered house in the center of the settlement, evidence of the historic village trade, of architectural quality. Ground floor partly solid, half-yoke on the right, with wooden cladding, low granite base, enlarged window, with shutters, boarded gable, gable roof with gaupe and slate covering, in the rear area former workshop with large gate, boarded with wood, shed: over angled floor plan, wooden construction boarded up.	08956739
	Paper mill with administration building	Bretschneiderstraße 5 (map)	around 1870	Paper mill with administration building, two production buildings built next to each other, machine house and chimney - representative testimony to local production history, of importance for the landscape and the history of technology.	08956740
	Former forester's house	Burkhardtsgruner Strasse 1 (map)	1896	Clinker brick facade, boarded up gable, in the Swiss style, of architectural and local historical importance. Above a granite base made of polygonal masonry, the ground floor is brick-faced, with belt cornices, elaborate window frames made of Rochlitz porphyry, extended gable storey, wood-boarded, with window frames (ornamental sawing), saddle roof with a wide overhang, sawn purlins and lush ornamental chevron with its own central house and sculpture, slate roofing, valley-side roofing Oak leaves made of sheet metal, representative entrance through porch (own saddle roof, again with purlins and ornamental frames in Swiss style ) with wide stairs.	08956738
	Wheelhouse (surrounding area) with adjoining moat walls, rake, overflow ditch and lifting weir	Eibenstocker Strasse (map)	1927–1929 (water house)	Erected above a water outlet (inlet?) Of a works trench for a weir, turbines or generators, evidence of local historical and hydraulic engineering importance. Above the deep, granite mouth of an artificial water ditch, which was used until 1981, with a rake, covered with a steel T-beam and built over with a single-storey wooden house on a flat granite plinth, in the local style of a half-timbered house, with decorated headbands, rectangular windows, crooked hipped roof with overhanging roof and slate covering, in some cases Tailcoat roof, boarded gable triangles, two chimneys, almost authentically preserved despite being neglected.	08956741
	Residential house with garden shed and fencing	Eibenstocker Strasse 3 (map)	Late 19th century	Plastered building typical of the time, located in the center of the old town structure, of importance in terms of townscape and architectural history.	08956743
	Factory owner's villa with two outbuildings and villa garden (garden monument)	Eibenstocker Strasse 5 (map)	1904	In a picturesque location above the village, plastered building with half-timbered elements and tower, castle-like building with rich historicism (outside) and Art Nouveau (inside), architect: Oswald Haenel, upper-class testimony to the industrial past of the Western Ore Mountains, built for the Bretschneider family of paper manufacturers, from landscape-shaping and architectural Meaning.	08956745
	Railway keeper's house of a freight stop	Neidhardtsthaler Strasse 2 (map)	before 1900	On the narrow-gauge Wilkau - Carlsfeld , in good original condition, evidence of local traffic history. Two-storey simple type building made of brick over a granite base, with segmented arched windows and sills made of cast stone, simple cornice, flat sloping gable roof with decorative purlins and carved rafters, small entrance porch facing the street under a pent roof.	08956746

Remarks

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Detailed memorial texts

1. ↑ ^{a b} The Grüner Graben runs for a total of about 8 km from the junction of the Große Bockau on the northern border of Wildenthal (Wehr), initially as a slope ditch below the road at a height of about 700 m to the north, passes the Waldhausen estate and runs through the eastern part of Eibenstock, where a hundred years ago at the cemetery it was directed northeast to the Steinbach, which again flows south of Blauenthal into the Große Bockau. Its course today is narrow, interrupted several times and partly fortified with granite stones. On the eastern slope of the Elbow, wooden walls of approx. 15x20 cm made of planks hewn on four sides and partly dry masonry at breakthroughs were found.
   The moat is inextricably linked with the social and economic history of Eibenstock over centuries. Through the Grüner Graben, posterity can also see with what technical finesse, e.g. B. with regard to slope and fortification, with which means and materials the water was channeled for production purposes as early as the 16th century. narrow, multiple broken course, fortified with granite stones, course from Wildenthal (weir) over Eibenstock, there z. T. image-defining, finally confluence with the Große Bockau again, currently z. T. moderate condition.
2. ↑ duplex:
   • Auersbergstraße 4: two-story massive clinker brick building, with artificial stone window frames and central gable, half-hip roof,
   • Ringstraße 30: two-storey solid building, clinkered, with artificial stone window frames, central gable to Ringstraße in ornamental framework, that to Auersbergstraße in clinker, slate-covered half-hip roof.
3. ↑ In 1722, the Electorate of Saxony began to erect the Saxon post-mile pillars. Elector Friedrich August I wanted to build a modern traffic and transport control system in the electorate in order to promote trade and economy. He entrusted Magister Adam Friedrich Zürner (1679 - 1742) with the implementation. The system of post mile pillars comprised distance pillars, quarter milestones, half and full mile pillars. The distance columns should be set up in the cities in front of the city gates, later only on the marketplaces. Quarter milestones, half and full mile pillars were set up along the Poststrasse. They received a consecutive numbering (row number), starting from the beginning of the measurement. The all-mile columns were set up outside the cities on the post roads at a distance of one 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.
4. ↑ ^{a b} Municipal cemetery Eibenstock: Parentation building (chapel) and ancillary building with granite stone plinths, massive plastered buildings with pilaster structures, main building: with upstream sandstone stairs, round-arched sandstone door walls, biforial windows with sandstone walls, upper floor designed as an octagon and closed with a tented roof , on the main building and on the right side building there is a cast-iron grave slab each (for Andreas and Friedrich Siegel, died 1674 and 1694, respectively), with figures of angels and family crests, electroforming (near the main entrance) of a shepherd with a pilgrim's staff and in a long robe, with a pilgrim's bottle (end of 19th century), tomb (near main entrance) for Hans Elste, killed in the First World War: polished granite stone edge, with spheres on the corners, grave with granite stele, swords applied to the side of the inscription, entwined with laurel, crowned by a steel helmet in electroforming , baroque tombstone: late 17th century Century, flat gneiss plate, with obelisk, cornice and fruit relief, central inscription area, worked on both sides.
5. ↑ ^{a b} Hammergut Blauenthal:
   • Manor house: stately, broadly laid two-storey plastered building on a rectangular floor plan, with a mighty hipped roof covered with staggered dormer windows, large roof turret with clock, lantern and baroque hood, central wide roof bay with segmented arched gable and crowning in the form of a zinc vase with hanging garlands with granite arches, gable side Sandstone archivolt with two dragon figures and the coat of arms of the Siegel family, inscribed 1677, front door with rough carving, some windows are still four-winged, with a standing warrior, inside various ridged vaults on the ground floor, the hallway running along the longitudinal axis with eight-bay, reticulated vaults,
   • Outbuildings of the large courtyard are laid out irregularly on the slope and changed several times,
     • Barn: voluminous solid construction, plastered, with thermal windows in gable walls, wooden roof truss from the time of origin,
     • Archway with separate pedestrian opening made of brick to adjoining stable and residential buildings,
     • these: two-storey solid buildings on granite ashlar plinths, partly plastered, stone window and door walls with added mezzanine windows, building part raised like a tower to the slope terrace,
     • Pavilion: with a square floor plan, two-storey on the slope terrace, with upper and lower entrance, originally used on the ground floor for milk storage, slate-covered curved roof hood with weather vane,
   • Mausoleum: above the manor house on a hilltop in large green, square structure of a former garden house, windowless solid construction, plastered, vestibule with two stylized columns under a tympanum with inscription, latticed double-winged arched portal with artistic fittings.
6. ↑ Narrow gauge railway Wilkau-Haßlau-Carlsfeld with the single monument:
   • Carlsfeld train station (individual monument, ID No. 08956706, Carlsfelder Hauptstraße 59, 59a)
   and the entity parts:
   • Concrete bridge, river regulation and embankment (east of Wilzschmühle),
   • Stone arch bridge (east of Wilzschmühle, via Schlangenweg), supports and river piers of a former steel truss bridge over the Zwickauer Mulde and
   • Section of the railway line with track, signal, security and telecommunication systems, platform and track field lighting, route kilometers, signage,
   In addition, with the aggregate components for the section Schönheide, OT Wilzschhaus (see aggregate 08955384, Schönheide, OT Wilzschhaus). Detailed documents can be obtained from the Förderverein Historische Westsächsische Eisenbahnen, Hauptstrasse 68 in 08325 Carlsfeld.
   Narrow-gauge railway branches off from the main line Chemnitz - Aue - Adorf, section Schönheide - Muldenberg (totality) - Gem. Carlsfeld, Flstke. 577/1, 573/3 and 544. Wilkau-Haßlau-Kirchberg-Schönheide-Carlsfeld
   • Route number: 6973, sä. WCd
   • Route length: 41.634 km
   • Track width: 750 mm
   • Maximum slope: 50 ‰
   • Minimum radius: 60 m
   • Top speed: 30 km / h
   Total components: Support and river pillar of a former steel truss bridge over the Zwickau Mulde: at 33,980 kilometers of route, bridge bearings made of granite ashlar masonry, a river pillar with an oval ground plan made of granite ashlars with decorative beads.
   Section of the railway line:

   to 1.): Road crossing as a simple overpass of a farm road with two St. Andrew's crosses,

   to 2.): Railway keeper's house as a single-storey type building with an approximately square floor plan, gently sloping gable roof with overhang, simple plaster structure, in good original condition,

   to 3.): Bridge as a riveted steel girder construction, two granite ashlar-clad river pillars with extra width for never completed route expansion,

   to 4.): Road crossing as a simple transfer of a farm road,

   to 5.): Railway keeper's house as a single-storey type building with an approximately square floor plan, flat pitched gable roof with overhang, simple plaster structure, farm buildings in appropriate shapes, round well shaft bricked,

   to 8.): Railway keeper's house as a single-storey type building with an approximately square floor plan, gently sloping saddle roof with overhang, simple plaster structure, farm buildings in appropriate shapes, telephone booth made of precast concrete elements, labeled "Number 27", path crossing as a simple overpass of a farm road.
   

   Stone arch bridge: single arch, made of field stones, plastered, without keystone.
   Concrete arch bridge: with a large central arch and two smaller, lateral supporting arches, flow regulation made of natural stone, the course of the railway line (filled in) is still clearly visible.
7. ↑ Sub- section Eibenstock, OT Carlsfeld: track, signal, security and telecommunication systems, route kilometers, signage, and the following components as further parts of the whole:
   • at km 75.815: road crossing,
   • at km 76,340: railway keeper's house,
   • at km 76.470: bridge over the Zwickauer Mulde,
   • at km 77.518: bridge over the Zwickauer Mulde
   • at km 77.630: road crossing,
   • at km 77.720: railway keeper's house with farm building and well,
   • at km 78.150: passage of a railway ditch,
   • at km 78.655: passage of a mill ditch,
   • at km 78.825: railway keeper's house with farm building, telephone booth and crossing,
   • at km 78,900: road crossing,
   • at km 78.935: passage of a railway ditch,
   • at km 79.090: opening of a railway ditch.
8. ↑ Trinity Church Carlsfeld:
   • Franco-German war memorial: Obelisk enclosed by a metal fence on a granite base and pedestal, writing field framed by a laurel wreath, acroteries on the corners of the pedestal, obelisk decorated on the front with cast zinc applications, crowned by a warrior helmet,
   • Memorial stone: stone, high monument base and pedestal on a square floor plan with the inscription: "Dedicated to the memory of July 27, 1826",
   • War memorial First World War: Standing in a lawn, fenced in by concrete edges, rustic base made of artificial stone in granite look, block-like middle section with inscription panels and oak leaf wreath, rustic cornice and resting lions made of artificial stone, on the sides of the block exposed aggregate concrete shells.
9. ^ Carlsfeld small train station:
   • Railway station: Single-storey, brick-faced, low-rise building, with a flat saddle roof, base clad with granite, segmented windows and doors, with sills made of sandstone, decorative cast-iron clock case on one side, historical inscription "Carlsfeld" on the gable ends and the former embankment side, a modern gable wall of the train station changed,
   • Engine shed: Prussian half-timbered structure, boarded up, with large window openings.
10. ↑ The Schnorrhaus was built around 1680 as the home of the Schneeberg mountain lord Veit Hans Schnorr, the founder of the Hammer von Carlsfeld and financier of the nationally important local church (since then "Schnorr von Carolsfeld"), the building erected in the late 17th century can thus be used as a The nucleus of this place, which is not only important for the mining history of Saxony, can be seen. The structural design language in the basement and ground floor corresponds to the general style of the construction period. Almost one meter thick walls show basket and stitch arches at the openings, there are characteristic groin vaults and also two iron-studded interior doors with original locks. The large quarry stone cellar barrel provides information about the high importance of the house. In the early 18th century, perhaps even towards the middle of it, there was probably a first phase of reconstruction: the partially walled-up portal wall with its characteristic “ears” can be dated back to this period with certainty. Inside, a stucco ceiling (previously covered) of artistic value was recently discovered in the right-hand room on the ground floor, the strongly curved shapes of which can be associated with the Rococo. All these details prove the former relevance of the house. The original half-timbered upper floor was replaced by brickwork in the 19th century, the frieze on the eaves can also be found on other houses from the later 19th century in the area. The hipped roof also dates from that time, the beams of the roof truss are sawn. Ground floor almost one meter thick field stone masonry, including a large basement quarry stone barrel, ground floor with arched and stitch cap openings, inside partly groined vaults, two pilaster-studded doors with original locks, upper floor in the 19th century replaced with massive bricks, originally half-timbered the construction of the hipped roof also 19th century Century (sawn beams), erected around 1680 by the Schneeberg miner Veit Hans Schnorr, the founder of the Carlsfeld hammer. Another special feature on the ground floor: stucco ceiling in rococo shapes, mid-18th century, the former portal above from the same time.
11. ↑ Carlsfeld dam: storage space of 3.5 million cubic meters (catchment area reaching as far as the Vogtland and the Czech Republic), built from 1926 to 1929, commissioning in 1930, renovation 1997-2000 (files on this not available in the archive, possibly unapproved), Barrier structure: crown length 206 m, crown width 4.7 m, height above valley floor 24.3 m, gravity dam made of granite rubble with a strongly curved dam axis (originally with Intze wedge - sealing clay fill with stone packing as surface protection at the water-side dam foot, probably with Renovation 1997-2000 removed), dam masonry made of irregular stone layers, slightly rusticated, barrier structure with two bottom outlets that open into the stilling basin at the foot of the dam, originally closable by means of two slides exposed on the water side (emergency lock, probably removed with renovation 1997-2000) and by means of Wedge valve in the valve shaft of the valve house located on the air side at the foot of the dam (see Fig . u.) Flood protection system: fixed crown overflow in the middle of the dam, divided into eight fields (cascades), four of which are arranged to the right and left of a closed wall field (corresponds to the position of the gate valve house), the overflow openings are arched overhead, the narrow pilaster strips with triangular ones Cross-section, which separates the cascades from each other, measures the entire height of the barrier structure - the dam receives a tightly structured, strictly symmetrical facade, the water drained off flows over the cascades into the stilling basin, the barrier structure is bricked on the air side and on the west side They were made of a metal railing between brick posts, which are no longer original, and cover plates were placed on the airside parapet wall around 1960, underneath which the original wall crown was probably preserved until the repair between 1997 and 2000. Refurbishment 1997–2000: Repair of the air side of the dam, renewal of the water-side sealing, installation of a control corridor, renewal of the complete wall crown, renewal of the technical equipment, valve house: the polygonal closing structure with a very flat inclined copper cover leans against the median of the dam, Contains two original slides (Bopp and Reuther, Mannheim - information status prior to renovation, may not have been preserved!), original metal door, surrounded by the stilling basin, accessible via two narrow concrete-constructed walkways, these are according to information from the dam master (Status 1996) including its metal railings still original, keeper's house (probably demolished between 1997 and 2000, process not included in the files): was slightly elevated above the western end of the dam, single-storey, with expanded gable roof, traditionalist building, a smaller one at the rear , made of wood (also broken off). Not a monument: a new construction of a foreman service building between 1997 and 2000 directly at the western end of the dam, a disruptive element visible from afar within the overall system. Carlsfeld waterworks (commissioned in 1936, used to treat the raw water from the dam, the highest dam waterworks in Germany, technical equipment probably renewed after renovation in 2000 and therefore not listed), entry text until 2014: The filter system at the foot of the dam, its oldest building from the 1930s Years ago, is not protected due to disfiguring overmolding. The buildings of the filter system also impair the appearance of the dam wall - see also Dehio Sachsen II.
12. ↑ The Sosa dam is one of the smaller dams in Saxony with a capacity of 6.33 million cubic meters. The 200-meter-long, curved dam has a particularly steep proportion with a height of 49.10 meters above the valley floor. The dam was not previously a listed building. Refurbishment has not yet been started.
    • Barrier structure: gravity dam made of granite rubble stones, irregular structure, blocks of stone not rusticated, centrally arranged flood overflow, gullet-like covered by a single round arch, this rests on two pilaster-like wall templates that flank the overflow field, the parapet of the barrier structure is bricked on the air side, on the On the water side, the original metal railing is still there, and the paving of the wall crown is still original.
    • Exposed slides: Polte Company, Magdeburg. The oval wedge slide in the dam is also original.
    • Memorial plaque: At the western end of the dam there is a small square with a plaque cast in metal and embedded in the rock, which describes the history of the construction of the wall in detail.
    • Slider houses: The two buildings at the foot of the dam can only be reached via a staircase leading through the barrier structure, the quarry stone-built houses stand as free-standing buildings in front of the wall, they each have an arched entrance gate, also arched windows connected to groups of three, gently sloping, slightly protruding hipped roofs, doors, windows and roof construction in wood are original, but the piston valves have been renewed. Short stilling basin between the sliding houses with parapet walls made of granite. The bridge that crosses the basin still has its original metal railing.
    • Warden's house: Two-storey building with a steep, slated gable roof on the eastern edge of the dam, ground floor in quarry stone, upper floor plastered, largely original but thermal insulation, next to the house an elevated terrace from which the dam can be seen, and access to the basement stairs leading to the foot of the wall.
    • Quarry: Developed especially for the construction of the dam, preserved unchanged.
13. ^ Sosa village church
    • Hall church below the cemetery on the main street following the course of the Sosa stream, built in place of an older wooden church in 1616/17. Tower construction 1692-1700. Staircases on the tower from 1873. Sacristy in the north around 1930. Redesign of the interior in 1873 and around 1950 (the middle choir window added). Restorations in 1990 (inside) and 1993/94 (outside). The plastered field stone building with a choir closed on three sides, structured by arched windows and buttresses. West tower with a square floor plan, the bell storey octagonal, Welsche dome and open lantern with pyramid point. Above the arched portal at the west entrance granite relief slab, mallet and iron between palm fronds and initial, inscribed 1692. The flat-roofed hall is characterized by the redesigns of the 19th and 20th centuries, the heavy built-in gallery from 1873. Painted parapets with symbolic depictions of the life of Christ, around 1950, at the same time the pulpit was installed in the north gallery. Above the altar a life-size, baroque wooden crucifix, 17th century,
    • Wooden baptism, slender angel figure as a bowl carrier, carved by Franz Rädlein from Weixdorf, 1953.
    • Organ by Gotthilf Bärmig , 1874.
    • In the sacristy, the carved figures of the former altar, Schneeberg workshop, arranged in a round-arched wall niche, according to the inscription on the back, Foundation of the Sosa judge Georg Richter, inscribed "1646", representation of the Calvary, at the feet of the cross of Christ five soldiers who share the coat , as well as the Evangelist John and the three Marys, kneeling the donor couple and six of their children who died early in their baptismal robes and with a candle in their folded hands.
    • Two miner's altar candlesticks made of tin, depicted in the habit of a house, inscribed 1678 in the base.
    • Thirteen miners carved and mounted coffin shields in an oval laurel frame, around 1733, depicting the creation of the earth, crucifixion, burial, resurrection, ascension, last judgment, the Lamb of God and Christ with the flag of victory (marked 1733) as well as mining emblems.
    • In the tower room the dressing room of the mountain brotherhood, inscribed 1732 (Dehio).
14. ↑ Residential house Schwarzenberger Str. 2:
    • Residential house: Two-storey solid building on a granite base, plastered with window frames made of ashlar, corner blocks made of brick, partly renewed, portal axis on the street side projected as a risalit and tower-like covered with a pointed helmet, historic entrance door,
    • Pull-out house: one-storey with jamb, massive, new garage extension, gable roof (in the building forms corresponding to the house),
    • Barn: one-storey solid with jamb, in a single shape corresponding to the pull-out house.
    Probably formerly a forester's house or municipal office.
15. ↑ Wildenthal Forestry House:
    • Forester's house: two-storey solid construction over a granite base, plastered, window and door frames made of artificial stone, pointed arched entrance door next to the same gothic wall niche, original door leaf with skylight, entrance axis protruding like a risalit, with deer head, hipped roof, all-round eaves cornice with gothic decorative beam heads, sparing
    • Stable barn: solid ground floor, window and door frames made of artificial stone, jamb area partly zoned up and decoratively boarded up, stable entrance clogged, hipped roof,
    • Barn: Solid and plastered, original large gates and slotted windows, decorative boarded jamb, hipped roof.
16. ↑ Former manor at Bretschneiderstraße
    • Manor house: Stately two-storey solid building with a hook-shaped floor plan, with a steep, slated gable roof and a small, west-facing roof turret, partly sunk in level due to modern road construction, simple arched portal with the coat of arms of the Siegel family, inscribed "1651", profiled door and window frames made of porphyry tuff , historical door with fittings from the Wilhelminian style and windows with grating, some of them dating back to the construction period, porphyry bay windows with curved copper dome on the gable side facing the street (probably around 1904/05): the transverse component half-timbered plastered, upper storey overhanging the courtyard on brackets,
    • First stable barn: In the stable part solid, granite window frames, otherwise wooden construction, boarded up, hipped roof,
    • Second barn like the previous one, but with a gable roof,
    • Enclosure: quarry stone masonry with brick pillars and historical double-wing lattice gate.
17. ↑ Production building (the second with a transverse wing, without a modern extension)
    • Administration building: Two-storey, on a granite base, on the upper floor profiled window borders and roofing as simple cornice sections, eaves cornice as a tooth cut, historical interior design with wood paneling and lamps of a second equipment phase in the vestibule and entrance hall, partly historical windows and entrance door, saddle roof with overhanging roof, slated,
    • First production building: four-storey solid construction from at least two development sections with segmented arched gate passage, partly sandstone walls around windows and doors, upper two floors with added segmented arched windows, swinging eaves, slated gable roof with continuous, lying hatches,
    • Second production building: three-storey brick building on a hooked floor plan with historicizing building decor around windows made of cast stone walls and facing bricks, on the valley side the corners each with two individually designed two-axis risalits of different heights raised like a tower by extra storeys, tower storeys currently with serliana and cantilevered cornice on consoles With attachments in a squat obelisk shape, metal windows from the period of construction, saddle roof with a simple, continuous roof lug, transverse wing attached at right angles with additional pilaster strips made of facing bricks, flat machine house in appropriate decor, but smoothed, with an octagonal chimney made of brick with decorative frieze on the shaft.
18. ↑ Residence Eibenstocker Str. 3:
    • Two-storey solid construction, plastered, over granite plinths, window and door frames made of granite, painted, projected like a risalit to the street and garden, with a roof house under the gable, smooth plastered structures at the corners and eaves, hipped roof with standing dormers, some with historical windows Lead glazing, shutters, granite terrace facing the river,
    • Shed: solid, with gable roof and historic door,
    • Garden shed: With decorative half-timbering, boarded up,
    • Enclosure: historicizing granite pillars,
    Front door in forms of strict Art Nouveau.
19. ↑ Factory owner's villa Eibenstocker Str. 5:
    • Villa: Very elaborate two-storey solid construction with a rectangular floor plan, with a sweeping, high corner tower, stair tower for a side staircase with a copper tip and irregular oriel extensions, voluminous ornaments made of sandstone in historicizing forms, massive wooden balcony with arcades towards the valley, in the gable main areas of half-timbered blinds, baroque blinds Inside, glass-covered entrance hall with two floors in rich Art Nouveau style, wood paneling and stair railing elaborately decorated with carvings, panels, doors and overhangs decorated with ornaments, hunting motifs in the parapets of the gallery, plastered parts and ceiling in flat oak stucco, in the vestibule head-high marble paneling with bronze rosettes and flower frieze As well as old doors in common rooms with polished glass panels and fittings dating from the building period, in the house mostly old doors and door frames, some with double sliding doors, on the ground floor floral ceiling stucco in Art Nouveau forms, N flat staircase with simple metal railing and floor tiles in Art Nouveau style,
    • Former servants' building: two-storey solid building with a tower-like corner extension and copper lantern, the decor shapes matched to the main house, ground floor window changed after 1945,
    • Former coach house: In the same form as the previous one, the ground floor partially changed and severely affected by the clogging of the car doors.

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