List of cultural monuments in Eilenburg

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The list of cultural monuments in Eilenburg includes the cultural monuments of the Saxon city of Eilenburg that were recorded by the State Office for Monument Preservation of Saxony until May 2020 (excluding archaeological cultural monuments). The notes are to be observed.

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

Eilenburg

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image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Rental villa	Am Anger 3 (map)	Around 1910	Plastered construction with half-timbered elements, architecturally sophisticated building in a prestigious location, historically important. Single-storey building in mixed construction and with an extended attic, plinth in red clinker bricks, plastered ground floor, attic designed with ornamented ornamental framework, especially in the gable, bay window and winter garden, street front with five-sided stand bay, gable gusset and roof sides partially slated (roofing felt slate), original canopy with lettering " Go in, go out, stay a friend of the house ”, small flight of stairs, on the back a wooden balcony, some with original wooden windows.	08973294
	Residential house in open development	Am Anger 13 (map)	Around 1930	For Eilenburg, this is a rare example in the style of Bauhaus architecture , and therefore of particular importance in terms of building and art history. Two-storey plastered building with flat roof and cantilevered eaves, clinker plinth, sober, factual structure by alternating large transverse rectangular windows on the ground floor and long, narrow windows on the upper floor, partly across corners, side entrance with open staircase, staircase from Okuli and high rectangular window illuminated, south ceiling with large terrace and flat balcony exit on the upper floor, plaster probably still original.	08973295
	Residential house in open development and side fencing	Am Anger 15 (map)	Around 1910	Building in a particularly prominent location, reform style architecture, of importance in terms of building history and the image of the square. Residential building: two-storey plastered building with hipped roof (beaver tail crown covering), high dormer window, base with plastering, garden side with corner arcades and terrace, south side with cross-storey bay bay, facade structure on the upper floor with windows in setbacks between pilasters with Art Nouveau capitals and lower veined plaster walls with plastered walls on the ground floor Parapet fields, one side in triplet form and with forged grids in the parapet, on the north side an external staircase leading to the upper floor Enclosure: with original narrow iron grille in the gate, south large gate system with pillars crowned by vases in brick masonry and plaster grooves, gate grille and side oval grille in original ironwork	08973296
	Semi-detached house in open development	Am Anger 20, 21 (map)	Around 1915	Typical building in a street image location, reform style architecture, of importance in terms of building history. Two-storey plastered building, multiple broken mansard hipped roof with beaver tail covering, base partially in polygonal granite stones and plaster, side elevation with diaphragm and balcony on the upper floor, triple windows at the entrance area and on the upper floor, framing by means of bevelled pillars and straight roofing, corner accentuation also through plastered ashlar on the southwest side and Zwerchhaus, refurbished (base area not well solved). 1908–1933 Masonic Lodge .	08973298
	Residential house in open development	Am Anger 24 (map)	Around 1900	Plaster clinker facade, evidence of the Wilhelminian style residential development in a largely authentic appearance, significance in terms of building history. Two-storey, in clinker mixed construction, mansard roof with plain tile roofing (was originally probably higher), plinth: polygonal quarry stone and plastering bezels around the basement windows, ground floor plastered, plastering grooves, window sills with consoles, stepped window canopies, upper floor in red clinker bricks, plastered, beveled sills with bevels Consoles, mirror motifs in window parapets, above the windows floral motifs and shell ornamentation, above them segmental arches in clinker brick, German band to loosen up the facades, strongly profiled cornice, side elevation with dwarf house and oculus, south-west facade with central projection and dwelling, new windows.	08973297
More pictures	Villa (Mayor's House)	Am Anger 29 (map)	1916	Large, representative city villa in a prominent location, in reform style, donated by the mill owner Wilhelm Grune, of local and architectural importance. Two-storey plastered building with extended mansard hipped roof and protruding eaves, risalit-shaped accented entrance area with ground-floor pilaster framing, Ionic double columns and architrave with tooth cut, base storey with plaster grooves, facade decorated with Art Nouveau decorations, backside “Mayor's building and inscription: Wilhelm redeveloped.” -Grune donation ". The house should be available to the respective First Mayor as a residence. The only mayor residing here was Alfred Belian , who himself had been involved in the design, until he was ousted by the National Socialists in 1933 .	08973293
	Rental villa	Am Anger 30 (map)	Around 1910	Representative building in the typical reform style of the time, striking location, significance in terms of building history. Two-storey plastered building with a mansard roof (beaver tail covering), front with drawn-in balcony in the roof area, base in red brick, covered entrance area with balcony, upper floor with corner bay, surrounding main cornice band, plaster cartridge (fruit basket with birds), window with split skylight, refurbished, side projection with drawn-in pilasters , standing bay on the back.	08973300
More pictures	Villa Laaser with garden, enclosure and gate entrance	Am Anger 31 (map)	1911	A building that characterizes the street scene, located directly at the city park, high quality design, reform style architecture, built for the doctor Ernst Laaser (1863–1922), of local and architectural importance Villa: two-storey plastered building, curved mansard roof (beaver tail covering), west side with ox-eye in the dwelling, arched dormer windows, front side with central projectile (curved pyramid roof), east side high dwelling, backside on the ground floor closed veranda, on the upper floor as an open balcony, west side staircase with pergola, entrance area like a portico with arched roofing, in the base area of ​​the building plastering, cornice, on the ground floor of the central projecting vertical decorative ribbons with mirror, animal and plant motifs, upper floor with shutters, window with split skylight Enclosure: plaster pillars with small sculptures (owl and snake-holding putti), wrought iron grating and new red clinker base	08973299
	Bergfriedhof (entity)	Am Ehrenfriedhof (map)	1902 (cemetery); marked 1934 (cemetery chapel)	Material aggregate mountain cemetery, with the following individual monuments: cemetery chapel (with equipment), as well as cemetery portal and enclosure of a cemetery (see individual monument 08973320) and cemetery complex (garden monument) with a separate cemetery of honor for those who fell in the First and Second World Wars; Chapel in the Ehrenfriedhof with a high quality architecture in the expressionist style, of local historical importance	09304867
	Cemetery chapel (with equipment), cemetery portal and enclosure of a cemetery (individual monuments to ID No. 09304867)	Am Ehrenfriedhof (map)	Marked 1934	Individual features of the collective cemetery; Chapel in the Ehrenfriedhof with a high quality architecture in the expressionist style, of local historical importance. Cemetery chapel (marked 1934 on the door sign): red clinker brick building with hipped roof, rectangular floor plan with side rooms, along each side four narrow, high rectangular windows in a pointed arch frame, portal in stepped high pointed arches made of dark red bricks, in the gusset (arched area) a slender cross built in clinker brick , three-step outside staircase, wooden door in a herringbone motif, original door signs with inscription (year / 1934), side rooms each with a separate entrance and portal, inside original furnishings in high-quality clinker brick architecture: laying out platform in front of a room separated from the hall by high pointed arches, on the front wall an altar with neo-Gothic pointed arch frieze in shaped clinker bricks, building in original condition, slightly dilapidated Enclosure: plastered brick masonry with embossed sandstone pillars, high pointed arched gate with new wrought iron grating, wall covered with clinker bricks, leads around the entire cemetery area, brick wall, plastered, with a tapering end	08973320
	Garden shed	Am Mühlgraben 16 (next to) (map)	1806	Baroque building (probably part of a former nursery), with largely original structure and appearance, of architectural significance. Two-storey, plastered, mansard roof (beaver tail covering), tall and narrow building, plaster structure only with window sashes and base tape, multi-profiled eaves, renovated condition (new window and door), belonging to the former Vörckel nursery.	08973263
More pictures	Factory with administration building (Ziegelstraße 2), coal tower (hose tower) with gate system, extension (social building) and water tower (Am Wasserturm 1)	Am Wasserturm 1 (map)	Around 1915 and later (part of the factory); 1915–1916 (water tower)	Formerly Eilenburger Celluloidfabrik, later Eilenburger Chemiewerke (ECW), site-defining plant of technical and architectural significance. As one of the earliest reinforced concrete structures in Saxony, the water tower is of great technical and historical importance. It is also an important testimony to the former chemical production site in Eilenburg and a remarkable engineering document of construction during the First World War. Plastered construction, two-tier plinth area with windows, separated by cornices, above between buttresses elongated blind fields with segmental arches, then water tank, closure with conical roof and small lantern, in use (since renovation 2002/03 only fire extinguisher reservoir in the lower area), equipment later (in between alcohol distillation ).	08973374
More pictures	Residential house in semi-open development	August-Fritzsche-Strasse 4 (map)	16th Century	One of the oldest buildings in the city center, with a seating niche portal from the Renaissance period, of architectural and urban significance. Two-storey plastered building with a gable roof (beaver tail covering), seat niche portal with profiled archivolt, original window opening, stepped eaves, newly plastered.	08973354
More pictures	Apartment building in semi-open development and in a corner	Bahnhofstrasse 6 (Schreckerstrasse 1a) (map)	Around 1955	A sophisticated example of post-war development in a prominent corner location, in the style of the national building tradition, of architectural significance. In terraced houses, three-storey plastered building with flat, one-sided hipped roof, structure by means of risalit-like staircase entrance areas with framed twin staircase windows, corner blocks and detached, protruding walls of the windows and doors, upper floor with plastered structure between the windows, windows and doors new, state renovated.	08973256
More pictures	Eilenburg station with reception building (Bahnhofstrasse 21), furthermore with two water towers (Wasserturm West, Sydowstrasse 6), two signal boxes and two bridgeheads on the railway site	Bahnhofstrasse 21 (map)	1870–1871 (station building and water tower west); End of the 19th century (water tower east and signal box EO); 1925/1930 (EW signal box)	Important evidence of the city's traffic development preserved in the ensemble in high-quality historicist architecture on the railway lines Halle (Saale) Hbf - Torgau– [Falkenberg (Elster) –Guben] (route number 6345), of significance in terms of building and transport history	08973253
More pictures	Residential and commercial building in open development, former Hotel Parkschloss	Bahnhofstrasse 24 (map)	1895	Historic clinker brick building in a striking urban location, significant in terms of local development and architectural history. Three-storey, in clinker mixed construction, mansard roof (beaver tail covering) with octagonal corner turrets (pyramid roof) and segment-arched wooden dormers, base partly quarry stone, ground floor with plaster grooves, entrance area in the shape of a aedicula, stylized lion heads as consoles, plastered oriels above the corner arches (curtain arches), second floor segment arched window, original window and front door, original shop fitting.	08973230
	Residential building in closed development	Bergstrasse 9 (map)	Around 1900, basically older	Belonging to the suburban development and older local structure and therefore worth preserving, of importance in terms of local development. Two-storey plastered building, mansard roof (beaver tail covering) with dormers (wooden walls) and dwelling (extended attic), cornice on the first floor, cantilever eaves, base covered with ceramic tiles, old front door, some old windows.	08973311
	Residential building in closed development	Bergstrasse 10 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Simple plastered building with a steep pitched roof, worthy of preservation due to the fact that it belongs to one of the last preserved, older streets and its typical construction, important in terms of local development. Two-storey, steep gable roof (beaver tail covering), plastered building, profiled window and door frames, cornice, renovated, shop fitting probably later.	08973308
	Residential building in closed development	Bergstrasse 11 (map)	19th century	A building with an authentic appearance, part of the old preserved suburban development, of importance in terms of local development. Two-storey plastered building with a gable roof, original window openings between plastered belt and eaves cornices, windows with profiled walls, original wooden door with skylight, coffered door panels and profiled walls, new shop fitting, profiled plastered framing, original entrance steps made of sandstone.	08973314
	Residential building in closed development	Bergstrasse 12 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Typical suburban development and part of the older local structure, of importance in terms of local development. Two-storey plastered building with a gable roof, original window openings, new windows and door, plinth covered with ceramic tiles.	08973315
	Residential house in semi-open development	Bergstrasse 13 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	An older building with largely original structure, typical of the suburbs, characterizing the townscape and building history. Two-storey plastered building with a half-hipped roof on one side, the original features are profiled wooden eaves, wooden cornices and window frames made of wood on the first floor, plastered walls on the ground floor, sills with decorative frieze.	08973313
More pictures	Rental villa and enclosure (Villa Anna)	Bergstrasse 19 (map)	Early 20th century	Historic clinker brick facade, high-quality building with a defining effect on the street scene, of significance in terms of local development. Rental villa: three-storey, quarry stone ground floor, red clinker building, gable roof, two side projections with saddle roof and triangular gable, corner accentuation in the form of plastered bosses, windows with pilasters and triangular roofing, projections are connected by balconies, new wooden windows Enclosure: red brick pillars, wrought iron fence	08973731
More pictures	House in a corner and in open development, former Gasthof Zum Rautenkranz	Bergstrasse 28 (map)	Marked 1743	Baroque plastered building, historically significant building as a former relaxation area and inn, at the same time interesting in terms of building history and shaping the townscape. Two-storey plastered building with a crooked hip roof and bat dormers, newly renovated, marked 1743 above the door in a relief wreath with drapery and lettering.	08973316
	Residential building in originally open development	Bergstrasse 29 (map)	Marked with 1903	With a shop, a sophisticated architectural facade of the late 19th century residential development, of architectural significance. Marked 1903 in the top of the gable, two-storey clinker building on a granite base with a gable roof, wide central projectile with extended attic, structure with corner cuboids, profiled cornices, eaves cornice, strongly sculpted window frames with straight triangular gable roofs (including angel heads), renovated.	08973317
	Apartment building in open development (formerly the home of the brewery owner Landsperger)	Bergstrasse 72 (map)	Around 1895	Typical Wilhelminian style building with high-quality facade design, an expression of the economic upswing before the turn of the century for the Eilenburg brewery Landsperger before 1900, of importance for the street scene. Three-storey brick building with a gable roof, plastered, on a granite stone base, ground floor with plaster ashlar, upper floors with smooth plaster, rich plastic structure with toothed cornice and eaves cornice with floral frieze (palmettes and acanthus), window frames with straight profiled roofing, and on the first floor with pilasters second floor below the roof with floral frieze (palmette frieze), original door portal with Corinthian pilasters and cantilevered straight roof, west side and courtyard side newly renovated (plastered), new windows, downsized on the ground floor.	08973301
	Apartment building in closed development	Bergstrasse 77 (map)	Late 19th century	Clinker brick facade typical of the time, Wilhelminian style building with a facade that characterizes the street scene, of architectural significance. Three-storey clinker brick building with a gable roof, (new dormer windows), granite stone plinth, walls of windows and doors made of concrete block (multiple profiles), triangular gable roofing on the upper floors, parapet fields on the first floor, original door (except for skylight), new windows, renovated.	08973305
	Portal (with door) of a residential building	Bergstrasse 79 (map)	Mid 19th century	Wooden portal in its original appearance, of architectural significance. Original wooden portal with slightly profiled walls, divided skylight, strong transom strip and profiled frames of the cassette fields, new fittings and handle.	08973724
	Residential house in semi-open development	Bergstrasse 81 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	As the birthplace of the natural scientist Karl August Möbius (1825–1908) of local historical relevance. Two-storey plastered building, new gable roof (beaver tail covering), sill cornice on the first floor, profiled window bezels on the first floor, wooden stepped eaves (new), new front door, new windows (with muntin), building has been renovated.	08973309
	Former Brauner Bär inn	Bergstrasse 82 (Maxim-Gorki-Platz 8) (map)	Around 1910 (probably at the beginning of the 16th century)	Architecturally sophisticated building, supposedly Martin Luther's home in the 16th century, of local and architectural significance. Two-storey plastered building with a hipped roof on an angular floor plan, partly granite plinth, wide slanted dormers, lower entrance portals on the ground floor, middle portal with basket arch, lateral with straight lintel and swinging walls, both with coffered door fields and skylight, original large rectangular windows, high rectangular ones on the upper floor Windows, profiled garments and cornices form the architectural structure, on the east side elongated dormer windows with four rectangular windows (original), in need of renovation (empty), allegedly Luther's accommodation, the current inn is said to go back to an inn from 1518.	08973306
	Apartment building in a corner and in a closed development	Bernhardistraße 11 (map)	Around 1905	With shop, plastered clinker facade with bay windows, in a prominent corner location, historicizing facade with Art Nouveau decor, of importance in terms of urban planning and building history. Four-storey, mixed construction, middle fields with clinker brick, otherwise box oriels at the corner and laterally polygonal oriels, curved gables, window frames designed with elaborate Art Nouveau decorations, newly renovated.	08973268
	Apartment building in half-open development	Bernhardistraße 11a (map)	Around 1905	Historicizing plaster and clinker brick facade with Art Nouveau decor, of architectural significance. Four-storey, mixed construction, window frames partly designed with elaborate Art Nouveau plaster decorations, the structure of the facade slightly changed (side elevation gable and central axis), renovated condition, doors unsuitably new, rear greatly simplified.	08973269
	Residential house in semi-open development	Bernhardistraße 12 (map)	Around 1905	Historic plastered building with rich, plastic Art Nouveau decorations, of architectural historical importance. Two-storey, plastered, gable roof, dwarf house, central projection with curved gable, octagonal corner bay window (pebble plaster), structured cornices (strongly protruding cornice) and rich plastic decorations in the central projection and in the window frames made of red artificial stone plaster, partly painted red.	08973266
More pictures	Catholic parish church St. Franziskus Xaverius, attached parsonage with an intermediate garage and enclosure	Bernhardistraße 21 (map)	1947–1950, in parts older (church); 1936–1938 (rectory)	Hall church with west tower, in traditionalist style, of architectural and local significance. The tower dates in parts from 1936. The church was destroyed in the Second World War (church building from 1853/1854). While noteworthy parts of the tower were still standing, only an outer wall of the ship remained. The appearance of today's church goes back to the reconstruction between 1947 and 1949 according to designs by Johannes Reuter. The Catholic Church of St. Franz Xaver was consecrated in 1950. Hall church: with west transverse tower and a garage and rectory to the north, main building (hall) with a gable roof, rectory and tower with shouldered hipped roof, structure of the building by means of high, narrow arched windows in the nave and smaller ones in the tower, straight choir closure with high arched arcades on the sides, portal with curved gable and stylized ashlar, two lamps reconstructed, porphyry granite base newly plastered Rectory: plastered, with hipped roof and dormer window, central entrance portal and outside staircase, flanked by oculi, original lead glass windows Enclosure: at knee height made of porphyry granite stones and slabs (newly renovated, windows, plaster and granite steps in front of the entrance new)	08973264
	Row house (with four house numbers) in open development, with two inscription panels (former Emilienstift)	Degenkolbstraße 1, 1a, 1b, 1c (map)	1862 (residential house); marked with 1848 (inscription panel)	Erected as a poor house, the so-called Emilien supply establishment, an important building of local and socio-historical interest. Single-storey plastered brick building with a gable roof, mezzanine floor, window and door renewed according to the original model, refurbished condition, formerly built for needy workers of the Degenkolb company, inscription panel on the eastern gable side with the text “Emilien supply establishment, founded and endowed by Mr. Commerzienrath Degenkolb in 1848 “, poor renovation.	08973270
More pictures	Former community school and remains of the enclosure on Breitscheidstrasse	Dorotheenstrasse 4 (map)	1887	Clinker brick building in typical design in the style of historicism, of architectural and local historical importance. Three-storey and mezzanine, clinker brick construction, five-axis central projectile with side entrances and original doors, side projections with niches and frame fields, high arched windows on the second floor in the central part, otherwise segmented arched windows, structured with Weißenfels sandstone in corner rustication, eaves and cornices on the inside and in the portal design Groin vaults on consoles almost continuously in the corridors and stairwell, original staircase with granite steps and iron railings, in the auditorium original leaded glass windows from the 1950s with images of Hans Sachs , Johann Wolfgang von Goethe , Pflug (" Resurrected from ruins "), Friedrich Schiller , Heinrich Heine , doors also from this period, wooden beam ceiling original from the time it was built (renovated), opened on April 14, 1887; Friedrich Tschanter Middle School.	08973265
	School nursery, former barracks building of the Eilenburg infantry barracks	Dr.-Belian-Strasse 1 (map)	1914-1915	Plastered construction typical of the time, building with enormous local historical and urban significance, three-story, plastered, hipped roof	09305650
More pictures	School at the Bürgergarten, former Eilenburg infantry barracks	Dr.-Belian-Strasse 2 (map)	1914-1915	Representative building of enormous importance in terms of local history and urban development. Three-storey, plastered, hipped roof with dormers, beaver tail covering, side wing with one-sided gable roof, plaster structure through strongly grooved pilaster strips, courtyard side accentuation of the side wings with plastered mirrors, between the first and second floors cranked cornice, gable of the side wings with a profiled eaves cornice Roofing, rear loft with dormitories and a slightly offset central projectile, entrance area inserted in the rear central projectile, facade structure with contrasting pilaster strips (old pink, champagne-colored facade), renovated, new windows and doors, rear entrance area inserted in the central projectile; Special school “Schule am Bürgergarten” in Block II of the former barracks (until 1991). The architect was city planning officer Otto Lemke .	08973234
More pictures	District Office, former Eilenburg infantry barracks	Dr.-Belian-Strasse 4 (map)	1914-1915	Representative building with enormous importance for urban planning and the townscape. Three-storey, plastered, hipped roof (dormers), side wing with a gable roof (plain tile covering), plaster structure through heavily grooved pilaster strips, accentuation of the side wings with plastered mirrors, circumferential cornice, gable of the side wings with profiled eaves cornice, entrances in the side wings, with pilaster framing Attic storey with mid-level buildings and a slightly offset central projectile, facade structure through color-contrasting pilaster strips (olive, light green facade), renovated, new windows and doors; District Office North Saxony in Block IV of the former barracks (until 1991). The architect was city planning officer Otto Lemke .	08973233
More pictures	Franz Abbot Monument	Dr.-Külz-Ring (map)	1913	In memory of the composer Franz Abt (1819–1885) who was born in Eilenburg and is of local historical importance. Shell limestone stele with attached copper plate (depiction of a young woman, holding a scroll, above the lettering "Franz Abt") on a two-tier synthetic stone base with engraved dates of life (1819–1885), above it a bronze bust of Franz Abt by Victor Seifert .	08973360
	Apartment building in half-open development	Dr.-Külz-Ring 6 (map)	Around 1900	Typical example of the development of the turn of the century around 1900 in historicism forms, historically important. Three-storey plastered building with a gable roof, only one dormer window, front side central projectile with a high curved gable, structured by plaster strips, cornices (cantilevered and profiled), straight profiled roofs and window casings made of artificial stone, window casings on the ground floor drilled and profiled from concrete block, corner on the upper floor drawn in.	08973257
More pictures	School (former secondary school), enclosure and small architecture (flower bowl) in front of the school	Dr.-Külz-Ring 9 (map)	1904-1906 (school); 1907 (mural); around 1910 (garden equipment)	Clinker brick building with a moving roof landscape, important building in the Reform and Art Nouveau style, auditorium with valuable mural, characterizing the cityscape, of importance in terms of building history and local history. Built as a secondary school, since 1960 extended secondary school, 1979–1990 EOS Friedrich Engels, since 1992 Martin-Rinckart-Gymnasium until 2012, then adult education center. School: free-standing, mighty Art Nouveau building with historicist elements on an angled floor plan, brick building with risalits and tail gables structured, corner emphasis with octagonal tower storey and high roof turret (clock tower), gable surface plastered and designed with pilaster-like clinker brick structure, stucco decoration preserved inside (below the stairs) Doors and original banisters; The architect was city planning officer Otto Lemke Auditorium: mural by Schleibitz (Berlin painter), 1907, depicting the supplication service of Martin Rinckart and another painting with Eilenburg landscape by Schleibitz, original wooden beam ceiling, small memorial on the square south in front of the grammar school, three-tier structure of a flower bowl in cast concrete, decorated with decorative elements (around 1910 ) Enclosure: with a low clinker wall and gate pillars with sandstone crowns	08973325
	Rental villa and enclosure	Dr.-Külz-Ring 10 (map)	Around 1900	Clinker brick facade with half-timbered elements, distinctive and high-quality construction, of architectural significance. Three-storey, clinker composite construction on a granite stone base, crooked hip roof with dwarf houses in Swiss style and dormer windows, red brick wall surface, plastered building parts (box bay window, staircase and gable) and dividing elements (corner ashlar and cladding of the arched and segmented arched windows), jamb, lattice gable gable three-dimensionally designed with bosses, ribbons, ears, etc., condition newly renovated.	08973358
	Apartment building in semi-open development and enclosure	Dr.-Külz-Ring 12 (map)	Around 1910	Architecturally sophisticated building in a street-defining location, reform style architecture, of architectural significance. Tenement house: three-storey with high hipped mansard roof (beaver tail covering) and loft, plastered building, side projections on the gable side with pilaster strips up to the height of the gable and garland decorations under oval gable windows, entrance in the side projection with canopy, street-side center projection, ornate half-timbered building on the first floor, upper floor Central projection in a rounded shape, between the coffin cornice, window roofs of the mansard floor partially supported by consoles, original stair railing to the entrance, balcony grille, lead glass window in the stairwell, inside: original wooden railing and terrazzo floor, original front door Enclosure: clinker pillar with beaver tail cover, wrought iron grating	08973335
	Police building in open development	Dr.-Külz-Ring 17 (map)	Around 1935	Typical building in a street image-defining location, with architectural significance. Two-storey, one-sided hipped roof (beaver tail covering) with dormers (in half-timbered construction), plastered building, window frames probably painted over artificial stone, new windows in plastic (historicizing shape), original entrance areas (door jambs with skylight).	08973336
More pictures	Apartment building in half-open development	Dr.-Külz-Ring 33 (map)	Around 1900	Clinker brick facade, typical example of the former street development in the form of historicism, of architectural significance. Three-storey, gable roof, mixed construction, plastered ground floor, red clinker brick, first floor with triangular gable roofing made of concrete stone, walls protruding architecturally, original portal with skylight.	08973254
	Apartment building in closed development	Dr.-Külz-Ring 34 (map)	Around 1900	Plaster-clinker facade, architecturally high-quality facade design of the Wilhelminian-style buildings, of importance in terms of building history. Three-storey, mixed construction, gable roof with dormer window, first floor rectangular window with shared straight roofing, second floor round arched window, eaves merging into angled gable, pilaster strips, ribbons and partly drapery in red clinker, windows new, renovated condition.	08973255
	Apartment building in closed development	Dr.-Külz-Ring 35 (map)	Marked 1906	Clinker-plaster facade with bay window, one of the few surviving examples of Art Nouveau architecture in a high-quality design, of architectural significance. Three-storey, clinker-mixed construction on an embossed base storey, the ground floor plastered, in the middle a large, wide box bay with a one-sided balcony (original wrought-iron grille) on curved consoles, a balcony that is open to the top, the roof with a large eaves cornice curved around the gable, garments, roofs and parapets richly decorated with three-dimensional decorations floral motifs, new saddle roof, large side entrance with wooden door leaves later.	08973251
	Apartment building in closed development	Dr.-Külz-Ring 36 (map)	Around 1905	Elaborate and rare facade design from the early 20th century, with the neighboring houses belonging to the few remaining Wilhelminian-style houses in the city center, historically important. Three-storey, mixed construction, ground floor clinker masonry, almost facade-wide box bay windows leading over both upper floors, rich plastic decor in a mixture of Rococo and Art Nouveau, roof with towed box dormer, new portal door.	08973252
	Multi-family houses, Eckartstraße part of the settlement (individual monuments for ID no.09304861)	Eckartstrasse 4, 5, 24, 25, 26, 27 (map)	1953-1956	Individual features of the aggregate reconstruction area city center; Closed post-war block and line buildings in the city center, in the style of the national building tradition of the 1950s, of particular urban significance; see architecture of the 1950s in Eilenburg . Three-storey plastered buildings with hipped roof, structure with box core, accentuated walls (chiseled, protruding) and low entrances (creating an anteroom) with keystones made of artificial stone, bay windows with surface design, design in the form of plant ornaments in relief (cut into plaster), some doors are still original , Windows, window grilles, plaster and granite steps, condition partially renovated.	08973339
	Apartment building in closed development	Eckartstrasse 6 (map)	Around 1910	With original plaster structure and largely original building fabric, reform style architecture, of architectural historical importance. Two-storey, mansard roof (beaver tail covering) with roof core (triangular gable) and expanded attic, plastered gable, base in red clinker bricks, ground floor with plastered slot and gate passage, central projecting with two-axis bay window, plastered mirrors and fruit motifs, coffee cornice over the second floor, curved gable on the ground floor basket arch roofs on floral consoles combine two windows each, within the roofs fruit motifs, coffee cornice between the first and second floors, above pilasters with fruit capitals, presumably original plaster, partly original windows with split skylights, on the back an original leaded glass window in the stairwell, original front door, clinker brick unplastered (Balconies later).	08973334
More pictures	School building (former teacher training college, today Dr. Belian School)	Gustav-Raute-Strasse 1, 2 (map)	1909-1911	Former royal teachers' seminar, later high school, between reform style and late historicism, of architectural, social and local historical importance. Two-storey plastered building with a mansard hipped roof on a base in bossed masonry, a large, wide dwarf house emphasizes the center with five axes, two side entrances with original round arch portals in elaborate design in the form of seating niches, with a lying oval skylight, keystone with head sculpture, archivolt with various friezes, in the center of the facade large coat of arms cartouche made of sandstone (Eilenburg city coat of arms), inside many original details, floor tiles, vestibule door, banisters, wash basin surrounds and Ionic pilasters in the entrance area. Demolition of the gym in 2003.	08973323
	Apartment building in closed development	Gustav-Raute-Strasse 3 (map)	Around 1910	In largely original building fabric and in the reform style typical of the time, of architectural significance. Two-storey, mansard storey (beaver tail covering) with dwarf houses, clinker composite construction, ground floor in red clinker bricks, upper storey plastered with plaster structure (partly window sockets, plaster mirror, geometrical elements), two risalites with bent and arched gables, entrance with oval ox-eye crowned with floral ornaments, original partly with diamond motif, front door new, renovated (roof, plaster).	08973258
	Apartment building in closed development and in a corner	Gustav-Raute-Strasse 5 (map)	Around 1910	With a restaurant, representative and aesthetically appealing facade with a street-defining effect, reform style architecture, of importance in terms of building history. Three-storey with a mansard roof (beaver tail covering), plastered, ground floor geometrizing plastering, original shop fitting (new door, larger local windows, old inner windows), bay windows on the first and second floors, plaster structure (pilaster strips, cartouches), pilasters with plait motifs in the dwarf house, partially plastered Masks, corner accentuation due to retracted entrance, original windows and original front door preserved, original: wooden banisters and apartment doors.	08973259
	villa	Gustav-Raute-Strasse 6 (map)	Around 1910	Plastered construction of artistic quality and with elaborate decoration typical of the time, of architectural significance. Two-storey plastered building (plastered original) with basement floor, hipped roof with twin dormer windows, side elevation as a staircase with outside staircase and canopy, flat box bay windows on the ground floor of the facade, connected to a curved balcony, on the upper floor deep bay windows, structured with cornices, all-round eaves and cantilevered eaves , Plaster decorations with flower garlands, Ionic pilasters, tooth-cut frieze and relief medallions.	08973278
	Residential house in open development	Hallesche Strasse 17 (map)	1720 (Dendro)	Clay corrugated building, which has become rare in the meantime, first archival mention in 1843, next to the walls at least one clay wrap-around ceiling using conventional technology, significant in terms of building history	09306382
More pictures	Mountain school	Hallesche Strasse 28 (map)	1904	Elongated clinker brick building that characterizes the street and plaza in a historicizing design and largely preserved original condition, of importance in terms of building history and local history. Two-storey, hipped roof (beaver tail covering), clinker brick, central projection with a dwarf house and high round arched triple windows on the ground floor and lower ones on the upper floor, dwarf house with pilaster strips and arched ends, flanking axes with stepped gables and boys and girls entrances (shown in the keystone as artificial stone.), Original doors divided skylights, facade structured by pilasters, grooved eaves, decorative elements in concrete stone (keystones, ribbons), new windows in the basement, dormers later, on the back: windows renewed (round arches added), windows of the central projection partially clogged and provided with glass blocks, new doors, inside banisters with handrails and doors original.	08973274
	Villa and enclosure wall	Hartmannstrasse 11 (map)	Around 1925	Representative building in a street image-defining location, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s / 1930s, of architectural significance. Villa: two-storey plastered building, hipped roof (one storey pulled down on both gable sides, resting on massive stepped brackets), beaver tail covering with bat dormers on the back, street side with bricks, broken stone plinth, window formats partially enlarged, segmental arched windows on the upper storey partially preserved with shutters Enclosure wall with gate passage Equipment: original beautiful staircase preserved, as well as wooden furnishings in the garden room	08973367
More pictures	Multi-family houses, part of the settlement Karlstraße (individual monuments for ID no.09304861)	Karlstrasse 1, 2, 3, 4 (map)	1957	Individual features of the aggregate reconstruction area city center; Closed post-war block and line buildings in the city center, in the style of the national building tradition of the 1950s, of particular urban significance; see architecture of the 1950s in Eilenburg . Three-storey plastered buildings with hipped roof, structure with box core, accentuated walls (chiseled, protruding) and low entrances (creating an anteroom) with keystones made of artificial stone, bay windows with surface design, design in the form of plant ornaments in relief (cut into plaster), some doors are still original , Windows, window grilles, plaster and granite steps, condition partially renovated.	08973241
	Signal box	Kastanienallee (map)	1935	Building with typical architectural decor, significance in terms of building history and technology history. Two-storey, hipped roof (crown covering), wide roof overhang, mixed clinker construction, ground floor in red clinker, corner accentuation by indicated pilasters, triangular window roofing, upper floor plastered with bay window (hipped roof), windows probably renewed, attendant interlocking Aw, formerly mechanical, in the unit design .	08973730
	Former company building, later workers' house in open development and hydrant	Kastanienallee 3, 4 (map)	Around 1915 (residential building); 1925/1930 (hydrant)	Largely original building fabric in a style typical of the time, with significance in terms of local development	08973370
	Cellar system (Eilenburger Bergkeller)	Kellerstrasse (map)	15th century at its core	Of local and architectural importance	08974086
	Apartment building in closed development	Kellerstrasse 1 (map)	Around 1895	Example of residential building from the Wilhelminian era with typical facade design, significant in terms of building history	08973302
More pictures	Bechers windmill with enclosure	Leipziger Landstrasse 12 (map)	Inscribed with 1863 (mill); around 1930 (enclosure)	Turmholländer, building structure typical of the local area and typical of the landscape, of technical historical importance. Tower windmill (weather vane marked 1863): newly plastered, tower head with wooden paneling, fields of rods, conical roof covered with cardboard, new windows Enclosure: in polygonal granite masonry in the base area, pillars, access bridge and swinging wall parts, between the pillars wooden picket fence (new), in the wall surface granite slab with lettering (new) "Bechers Mühle Eilenburg" on both sides	08973429
	Substation with residential building extension	Leipziger Landstrasse 13 (map)	1920 and later	With largely original building fabric, of architectural, technological and local significance. Substation: three-storey plastered building with hipped roof and cantilevered eaves on a rectangular floor plan, plinth covered with clinker bricks, several exits on all sides, small arched windows in the jamb, front with round bay windows and narrow, tall rectangular windows, rear with original metal door and high arched staircase window House extension with hipped mansard roof, two-storey, plastered, windows on the upper floor probably later, original on the ground floor, western additions for transformers from the late 1930s Original iron construction mast next to the building: demolished before 2014	08973431
More pictures	Post mileage	Leipziger Strasse 28 (near) (map)	Marked 1724 (copy)	Saxon post mile column (totality) ; Copy of a distance column, important in terms of traffic history. Made of sandstone, in the typical shape of an obelisk on a base, with a piece of coat of arms as well as "AR" monogram and post horn mark. The column is a replica of the gate column from the Leipziger Tor with the inscription "L.Th." on two sides.	09304915
More pictures	City center reconstruction area (aggregate)	Leipziger Strasse 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67 (and others in Eckartstrasse, Karlstrasse, Rinckartstrasse and Rollenstrasse) (map)	1953–1958, designated 1957	The whole of the reconstruction area of ​​the city center, with the individual monuments: apartment buildings, part of the settlement Eckartstrasse (No. 4, 5, 24-27, see individual monument 08973339), part of settlement Karlstrasse (no.1-4, see individual monument 08973241), part of settlement Leipziger Strasse (no. 57- 67, see individual monument 08973941), part of the settlement Rinckartstrasse (No. 1, 7, 8, 9a, see individual monument 08974319) and part of the settlement Rollestrasse (no.1, 2, 23, see individual monument 08974320) and with the overall parts: Pergola on Eckartstrasse, Front gardens and green spaces in the courtyards; Residential houses partly with business areas, closed buildings in block and row construction of the post-war period in the city center, in the style of the national building tradition of the 1950s, of particular urban significance; see also architecture of the 1950s in Eilenburg	09304861
More pictures	Multi-family houses, part of the settlement Leipziger Straße (individual monuments for ID no.09304861)	Leipziger Strasse 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67 (map)	1954-1956 (Nos. 57-62); designated 1957 (No. 63-67)	Individual features of the aggregate reconstruction area city center; Closed post-war block and line buildings in the city center, in the style of the national building tradition of the 1950s, of particular urban significance; see also architecture of the 1950s in Eilenburg . Three-storey plastered buildings with hipped roof, structure with box core, accentuated walls (chiseled, protruding) and low entrances (creating an anteroom) with keystones made of artificial stone, bay windows with surface design, design in the form of plant ornaments in relief (cut into plaster), some doors are still original , Windows, window grilles, plaster and granite steps, condition partially renovated.	08973941
More pictures	Cemetery chapel (with equipment) and gate fence of the Mansberg cemetery (new cemetery)	Mansberg 16 (map)	1958	An example of the cemetery architecture of the late 1950s, of architectural and local significance. An elongated, single-storey plastered building on an angular floor plan with a high transept, chapel extension with roof turrets over the entrance on the top of the gable (gable turret presumably as a bell house), gable roof, front side with arcades (three arched openings) and three tall narrow windows in the gable, long side with three high rectangular segmented arched windows, strong Protruding garments made of artificial stone, original lead glass windows, front of the side wing with a continuous colonnade and recessed window front, equipment of the celebration hall with original lighting fixtures and designed wall surface with pilaster strips and wall recess for flat altar, gate fence with high wall only in the entrance area around the gate entrance.	08973247
More pictures	Observatory and planetarium (with equipment), Juri Gagarin bust and complex with memorial stone	Mansberg 18 (map)	1964–1965 (observatory and planetarium); 1974 (bust)	As one of the rare structures of the 1960s in an architecturally and artistically high-quality design of architectural significance, bust is significant in terms of local history. Observation station: standing on a single concrete column, flanked by two cheek supports, dome (new zinc sheet covering), inside: original wooden paneling, historical telescope, single-storey main building with foyer and amphitheatrically designed lecture hall: original interior fittings with lamps, porch door, stone slab floor, showcases and heating panels, planetarium with original device, observation platform no monument Bust of Juri Gagarin : in bronze on a one meter high pedestal with the inscription "Juri Gagarin, 1934-1968", surrounded by juniper bushes, smaller memorial stone in the form of a flower bowl on pedestal in concrete, red panels on all sides with lettering and image representation (globe)	08973417
	Villa and enclosure	Marienstraße 8a (map)	Around 1890	Building located in a prominent urban development location, clinker brick facade with a high-quality Wilhelminian style structure, of importance in terms of building history. Single-storey clinker brick building with strongly protruding side elevation, gable roof, rubble stone base, dividing elements cleaned, with corner cuboid, triangular gable above the side protrusion, strong window frames with roofs, original window, original front door - new door, fence with clinker piers, new fence posts on rubble stone base and original wrought stone base refurbished.	08973273
More pictures	Town hall (with equipment) and extensions	Marketplace 1 (map)	In the core designated with 1545; Reconstruction and remodeling 1949–1950, marked 1950	The core of the Renaissance building, historicizing reconstruction after the destruction of the war, original interior furnishings from the post-war period, of importance in terms of town planning and local history. Renaissance building, formerly two-storey, today three-storey plastered brick building with a gable roof, decorative gables, bay windows, cornices and pilasters, inside presumably older cross-rib vaulted rooms and vaulted cellar rooms. Post-war furnishings: original staircase and foyer.	08973430
	Administration building of a textile factory (formerly Kattundruckerei Danneberg & Sohn)	Maxim-Gorki-Platz 1 (map)	Around 1812	Typically designed building with gabled central projection, of architectural and local historical importance. Two-storey plastered building, hipped roof with bat dormers, central projectile and triangular gable resting on stylized strong pilaster strips, triangular gable with oval window, large arched portal, ground floor with plaster grooves, cornice band, profiled eaves. Production building demolished between 2000 and 2010.	08973307
	Former Brauner Bär inn	Maxim-Gorki-Platz 8 (Bergstrasse 82) (map)	Around 1910 (probably at the beginning of the 16th century)	Architecturally sophisticated building, supposedly Martin Luther's home in the 16th century, of local and architectural significance. Two-storey plastered building with a hipped roof on an angular floor plan, partly granite plinth, wide slanted dormers, lower entrance portals on the ground floor, middle portal with basket arch, lateral with straight lintel and swinging walls, both with coffered door fields and skylight, original large rectangular windows, high rectangular ones on the upper floor Windows, profiled garments and cornices form the architectural structure, on the east side elongated dormer windows with four rectangular windows (original), in need of renovation (empty), allegedly Luther's accommodation, the current inn is said to go back to an inn from 1518.	08973306
	Residential house in semi-open development	Mühlplatz 2 (map)	Marked 1806	Building with an authentic cubature and a high hipped roof that defines the street space, presumably a former mill building, of local historical importance. Two-storey, high hip roof (beaver tail covering), half-timbered upper storey, stepped eaves cornice, plastered (trowel plaster probably 1930s), original door (skylight later), keystone (marked 1806).	08973227
	Residential building in closed development	Mühlplatz 4 (map)	Around 1860	Due to the fact that it belongs to the old mill area and the unusual roof structure, it is worth preserving and is of local historical importance. Two-storey, barrel roof (brick tile) with a newer roof extension, broken stone base, brick construction, plastered, belt cornice, window sill, grooved window sills, partly original windows, original gate (skylight later), enlarged windows on the ground floor.	08973228
	Storage in semi-open development	Mühlplatz 6 (map)	Late 19th century	Part of the old mill, of local, technical and architectural significance. Red brick building, three-storey with small segmented arched windows and door closures, storage hatch, beautiful stepped gable visible from Leipziger Strasse, open gable end tapering to a point, original beam ceilings inside.	08973229
	Factory hall and chimney (formerly Kattun-Manufaktur Bodemer & Co., today a joinery)	Mühlstrasse 5 (map)	Around 1895	Carpentry, beautiful example of industrialization with a high-quality clinker brick facade and striking chimney, of local history. Two-storey red clinker brick building with a transverse structure on rubble-stone plinth, gable roof, large segmental arched windows on the ground floor, large arched windows with original profiled, small wooden sprouts on the upper floor, yellow clinker bricks for the design of the facade structured with pilaster strips (especially in the eaves cornice), segmented arches and sills, gable with stepped platforms and crowning, Red brick chimney with reinforcement tapes.	08973237
More pictures	Factory owner's villa and manufacturing building as well as an annex of a textile factory (formerly Kattun-Manufaktur Bodemer & Co.), with pavilion, horse stable and pigeon house, plus old trees (garden monument)	Mühlstrasse 5b, 5d, 5e, 5f (map)	Around 1825 (administration building); around 1840 (garden house); around 1860 (factory building)	Factory owner's seat with extensive plant components still largely original, a very good example of the late manufacturing period in Eilenburg of architectural, social, local and cultural historical significance. The building is in a very dilapidated condition, the original paving (driveway) and trees in front of the building. Side building number 5c (between 5b and 5d) no monument. Building: three-storey plastered brick building on an angular floor plan with crooked hip roof (beaver tail covering), upper floor in half-timbered with brick infill, plaster structure by ribbons (original remains in the rear gable), facade structure with pre-blinded wooden cornices and cornices, upper storeys with profiled wooden cornices and eaves cornices second floor also with roofing), original portal with neo-Gothic shapes in the skylight (right door wing missing), inside original workshop rooms with wooden and cast iron columns Side building (around 1860): three-storey plastered brick building with segmented arched windows and structure with cornices, original portal and paving Horse stable: middle section two-storey with curved gable, flat gable roof, single-storey side wing with jamb, red clinker brick building, clinker brick fields probably later plastered, facade structure by pilaster strips, console cornices, segmented arched doors and windows, original doors almost all preserved, some original windows, large roller shutters in the right wing Preserved, presumably changes in the window area on the upper floor of the middle section (triple windows partially clogged), later door enlargement in the gable side Pigeon house: two-storey brick building, plastered, segmented arched windows, belt cornice, corner pilasters, small segmented arched door on the side, pyramid roof, stepped eaves, segmented arched windows in the gable ends on the upper floor, blind in the door area, wall breakthrough between the ground floor and upper floor Pavilion: on an octagonal floor plan with a pyramid roof, brick construction, excellent architectural structure with corner pilasters, segmental arches with plastering flaps (profiled), windows and door in the original profile, original decorative strips, wooden eaves, the remains of the original wooden paneling are only preserved (partially torn out), ceiling painting in good condition (original)	08973235
More pictures	Nikolaikirche, inscription plaque, memorial plaque for Martin Rinckart and stone cross on the church	Nikolaiplatz 1 (map)	1444–1545 (church); 1496 (west tower); 1506 (altar); 1724 (inscription panel); marked 1936 (memorial plaque)	Late Gothic hall church with retracted choir and west tower, brick building, central urban building, memorial plaque in memory of the pastor and church musician Martin Rinckart , with local and architectural significance. Late Gothic hall church: with late Gothic church porch, on the west side with a late Gothic portal, baroque extension with triangular gable, sandstone walls, middle window crowned with cartouche, in cartouche Eilenburg city coat of arms Stone cross: set into the wall on the north side next to the portal and vestibule Martin Rinckart memorial plaque: Relief in bronze cast by Max Alfred Brumme 1936, inscription The Protestant town church St. Nikolai in Eilenburg was rebuilt from 1444 in place of a Romanesque predecessor building destroyed by fire in 1435. The late Gothic red brick building with buttresses has a mighty seven-storey tower on the west side, built from 1496, the lower four storeys of which are square and the three storeys above have an octagonal plan. In another fire in 1535, the church was badly damaged, the tower was destroyed and the late Gothic interior was also destroyed. In 1545 the restoration of the church was completed. The tower was given its baroque dome in 1673. Towards the end of the Second World War, the church was badly damaged and its furnishings were destroyed. The reconstruction of the church lasted until 1961, the tower was only restored to its baroque dome in 1997. The three-aisled hall church with retracted polygonal choir has a two-storey sacristy on the north side between the choir and nave, and a little further west a late Gothic portal porch, above which the council box, built in 1724, rises. The naves of the four-bay nave, which is now flat-roofed, are separated by pointed arcades on octagonal pillars. The late Gothic carved altar (not complete) and a larger-than-life crucifix have been preserved from the original furnishings. The St. Nikolai town church in Eilenburg is a significant example of Saxon church architecture in terms of architectural history and urban development.	08973340
	Apartment building in closed development	Nikolaiplatz 2 (map)	Around 1905	High-quality building in an important urban location in the city center, historically important. Three-storey, clinker-mixed construction, mansard roof (beaver tail covering) with bat dormers (presumably new) and dormers, first floor brick structure with plastered ashlar, plastered window sockets with keystone, lateral convex stand bay windows with plastered mirrors (coat of arms motifs), large dormitory with curved, new gable, Wood), flat refurbished on the back.	08973330
More pictures	Rectory and parish house in semi-open development and in a corner, with enclosure to the courtyard	Nikolaiplatz 3, 4 (map)	1906-1907	Plastered facade with brick structure, in neo-Gothic style, of local historical, architectural and urban significance. Rectory: two-storey on an angular floor plan with a gable roof, dormer windows with neo-Gothic wooden frieze, structure with risalits, corner blocks, roofs, portal in red clinker, plaster colored yellow, corner bay window, alternating pointed arched windows and segmented arched windows with struts in the drapery, original gable, replaced, simplified Inside, banisters, steps and vestibule with original vestibule door, original doors and terrazzo flooring, back of simplified, renovated facade Enclosure: clinker pillar and wall, iron gate in between	08973357
	Apartment building in formerly half-open development	Nordring 23 (map)	Around 1905	Plastered facade with stucco decoration, significance in terms of urban development and architectural history. Three-storey, plastered facade with stucco decor, grooved ground floor, emphasis of the facade center with pilaster strips and high triangular gables.	09303417
	Apartment building in half-open development, with side fencing and gate	Nordring 24 (map)	Late 19th century	Wilhelminian-style clinker brick facade with high-quality architecture, of architectural significance. Three-storey, with a crooked hip roof and side dwelling houses, brick roofing, clinker brick construction, base in polygonal porphyry granite bricks and brick, ground floor with thick plaster grooves, floors in red clinker bricks, structure with cast concrete stone in head sculptures, triangular roofing elements in the individual window canopies and three-dimensional roofing elements Wooden main ledge with a serrated frieze, heavily profiled and cantilevered, door richly decorated with wrought iron grille, wall arch and gate pillar in plastered brick construction, condition in need of renovation, windows new, back smooth plaster, gable side with blind windows and two original windows in the gable.	08973285
More pictures	Residential house in open development and in a corner, with gate entrance (Dr. Bernhardi House)	Nordring 40, 41 (map)	1847–1848 in essence	In a prominent street image location, former home of the doctor Dr. Anton Bernhardi , relevant in terms of local history and a striking location in terms of urban development. Residential and commercial building: three-storey, on an angled floor plan, gable roof, plastered (precious stone plaster in green color), triangular gable in the middle, tower-like corner accentuation (roof end destroyed, temporarily covered) with protruding substructure and balcony on pillars, structure with cornices, pilaster strips and bezels, Original window and plaster, original gate pillars and gate grille, dilapidated condition (roof partially covered provisionally with corrugated iron), protruding cornice covered with ceramic plates (original), protruding middle section and portal surround in the base area, side semicircular staircase with arched window Enclosure: plastered pillars with clinker bricks, wrought iron gate	08973267
	Residential house in open development	Nordring 47 (map)	Around 1925	In the traditionalist style, remarkable interior, architectural significance. Above the high basement, two full floors, plastered building, hipped roof, triangular gable, slightly protruding stand bay on the street side, inside entrance area and stairwell noteworthy.	09302520
	Multi-family houses, part of the settlement Rinckartstrasse (individual monuments to ID no.09304861)	Rinckartstrasse 1, 7, 8, 9a (map)	1957 (No. 7-9a); 1961 (No. 1)	Individual monument of the whole of the reconstruction area of ​​the city center; Closed post-war block and line buildings in the city center, in the style of the national building tradition of the 1950s, of particular urban significance; see also architecture of the 1950s in Eilenburg . Three-storey plastered buildings with hipped roof, structure with box core, accentuated walls (chiseled, protruding) and deeply set entrances (creating an anteroom) with keystones made of artificial stone, bay windows with surface design, design in the form of plant ornaments in relief (cut into plaster), some doors are still original , Windows, window grilles, plaster and granite steps, condition partially renovated.	08974319
	Apartment building in closed development	Röberstrasse 1a (map)	Around 1910	Structure with a structurally appealing facade structure, of importance in terms of building history. Three-storey, clinker base, plastered, saddle roof with dormers (new), three-axis central projection with bay window (hipped roof) and with a high diaphragm (in the gable field oval ox-eye and floral plaster design), base with plaster grooves and belt cornice, facade divided by grooved front doors and plastered mirrors and gate entrance.	08973261
	Apartment building in closed development and in a corner	Röberstrasse 3 (map)	Late 19th century	Plastered clinker facade, part of the Wilhelminian style development in Eilenburg in a corner location that defines the street scene, of importance in terms of building history. Three-storey, extended attic storey, clinker composite construction, ground floor plastering, corner design highlighted by a plastered risalit, clinker brick wall surfaces with differently designed plastered walls and window canopies, entrance in corner position, entrance area (stairs, front door) renewed, also stairs, windows new (historicizing), renovated .	08973231
	Bank building in open development (former Reichsbank)	Röberstrasse 11 (map)	Around 1930	Opened as a branch of the Reichsbank, a representative building with a façade structure typical of the time, a street image and significance in terms of building history. Two-storey, plastered, high hipped roof (beaver tail covering), lying, large, transversely rectangular windows with laterally sloping walls, cantilevered eaves, vestibule with roofed staircase changed (later), new entrance door, new window, renovation 1996.	08973362
	Kindergarten in open development	Röberstrasse 12 (map)	1955-1956	High-quality building typical of the time with elaborate design of the entrance situation, significance in terms of building history and the street scene. Two-storey, polygonal quarry stone plinth, plastered, hip roofs, plastered window frames, entrance area highlighted by risalit and porch with balcony above, area designed in reddish artificial stone, as well as window coverings of the balcony doors, window coverings on the north side across floors (precious plaster), entrance door new, in front of the entrance bear sculpture Shell limestone, granite stairs, inside original stairs with wooden handrails and granite steps, south side new doors and windows and new outside stairs; Kindergarten bear.	08973361
	Rental villa (built as an officer's mess, later a savings bank building)	Röberstrasse 14 (map)	1916	In a prominent urban corner location, high-quality building, reform style architecture, of architectural significance. Two-storey, plastered construction, central projectile with triangular gable and arched window, three-axis, base as basement storey, roof on one side to the first storey, box bay window and balcony on the back, structure with pilaster strips, eaves and backs, original portal with period-typical decoration of Art Déco as in the aedicule, original interior Banister, today (2014) AWO meeting place.	08973324
	Children's home complex with gatekeeper's house, school, director's house, residential buildings as well as teaching and administrative buildings (former state educational home)	Rödgener Landstrasse 16 (map)	1928	Extensive, structurally appealing system with an original facade structure, architectural and socio-historical significance. Plastered buildings on clinker plinth with hipped roofs (beaver tail covering), some roof structures with ornamental framework. Children's home and private special needs school, built around 1925 as a state educational home for girls by Diakonie Magdeburg, inaugurated in 1928. School: on a hook-shaped floor plan, gymnasium wing structured with buttresses on which spherical crowns sit, bell tower slated with lantern Extension of a residential building, one-storey with a roof house and dormers, original windows, asymmetrical archway Gatehouse: one storey, original windows, dormer windows Refurbished teaching building: new dormer windows, windows and plaster, refurbishment in accordance with listed buildings Teaching and administration building (axially symmetrical): two-storey with an extended attic (dormers), lower middle section, stairwells accentuated by triple windows with triangular roofing, original windows and door, hall installation in the administration building, window axes continued with half segment arched windows four residential buildings (two medium-sized residential buildings set aside): two-storey with a retracted all-round attic with ornamental framework (bat dormer above), crown cover (partly new, medium-sized buildings renovated), entrance area with massive roof, staircase with large, round window (rosette) on the side Axes on the ground floor as reserves, the upper floor sits on consoles, the buildings are connected by GDR buildings (no memorial), same type southeast of the administration wing, further overhanging the roof (all) Closing building on the south-east axis: two-storey, gable roof with dormer window (wood), geometric zigzag motif on balconies, protruding entrance areas (stand bay with balcony, original doors and windows), in front of it poplars and a small willow avenue Gym: leaded glass windows System: change of lawns and sidewalks	08973353
	Residential house in semi-open development	Rödgener Strasse 10 (map)	Around 1900	Historicizing plastered facade, typical Wilhelminian style building, significance in terms of building history. Two-storey, gable roof (beaver tail covering), plastered, central projection with mid-rise (curved gable with ox-eye), segmental arched window on the ground floor (central projection with basket-arched window), upper floor with arched curtain windows (massive roofs), cornice.	08973368
	Multi-family houses, Rollestraße part of the settlement (individual monuments for ID no.09304861)	Rollestrasse 1, 2, 23 (map)	1954-1956 (No. 1/2); 1957 (No. 23)	Individual features of the aggregate reconstruction area city center; Closed post-war block and line buildings in the city center, in the style of the national building tradition of the 1950s, of particular urban significance; see also architecture of the 1950s in Eilenburg . Three-storey plastered buildings with hipped roof, structure with box core, accentuated walls (chiseled, protruding) and low entrances (creating an anteroom) with keystones made of artificial stone, bay windows with surface design, design in the form of plant ornaments in relief (cut into plaster), some doors are still original , Windows, window grilles, plaster and granite steps, condition partially renovated. Number 24/25 canceled in 2007.	08974320
	Apartment building in open development	Samuelisdamm 1 (map)	Around 1910	Historic plastered building in a street-defining location, of architectural significance. Three-storey, plastered building with dwelling-houses and a storey-wide roof pulled down on the front, box bay window with glazed arched arcades over two storeys, stylized pillars above that carry a balcony exit, basement level with plastered grooves, structure with pilaster strips, decorative roofs and cornices, contrasted white with yellow wall paint, condition renovated, gable window widened.	08973281
	Apartment building in half-open development	Samuelisdamm 2a (map)	Around 1905	Diversely designed, historicizing plastered facade, characterizing the street scene, of architectural significance. Three-storey, with a gable roof and dwelling houses, plastered building on a brick plinth, basement floor, structure with box stand bay windows, cornices, floral reliefs below the roof on the first floor and keel arch roofing on the second floor, presumably structural changes in the roof area, balcony built up over the box core, renovated condition. Erroneously listed under Samuelisdamm 2 in the official list of monuments.	08973282
	Former citizen asylum "Röberstift" (poor house) in open development, today residential building	Samuelisdamm 10 (map)	1907	In an important urban location opposite the grammar school, domicile of the Röber Foundation, meeting place for city councilors and citizens' asylum, of local historical interest. Four-storey plastered building clad with clinker bricks on the ground floor, hipped roof and dwarf houses, side elevation with saddle roof, central axis: two large high windows with leaded glass panes, original entrances on the side with oval skylight and stained glass windows in the stairwell, rear with side elevation, low central elevation contains three arched windows (of sacral character) , second floor with exposed framework, balconies on the first floor still have original, forged bars, 80% of the windows have been preserved original, plaster probably new, condition in need of renovation, interior doors largely preserved, original staircase, formerly city archive, today (2014) residential building. The architect was city planning officer Otto Lemke .	08973359
	Dr. Belian memorial stone, Wilhelm Grune memorial stone and memorial stone of a stranger	Schloßaue 1 (next to) (map)	Marked 1946 (Belian and Grune memorial stone); around 1930 (unknown memorial stone)	In memory of the mayor Alfred Belian (1873–1946) and the Eilenburg mill owner Grune, of local historical importance. Dr. Belian memorial stone: inscription “Dr. Alfred Belian, honorary citizen of Eilenburg ”, granite stele-shaped, crown missing, (Dr. Belian: Mayor of Eilenburg from 1904 to 1933, died 1946), stone erected around 1930, writing added later Wilhelm Grune memorial stone: same shape of stela and same material, crown missing, inscription “Wilhelm Grune, ...”, others illegible Memorial stone (until now unknown): irregular stone block made of granite, front side with flat insert for table (missing), placed in a raised stone complex, overgrown with ivy	08973428
	Residential house in semi-open development	Schloßberg 3 (map)	Around 1800	One-storey plastered building, saddle roof with roof house, located directly at the castle gate, of importance in terms of local development	09305649
More pictures	Eilenburg Castle (aggregate)	Schloßberg 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 (map)	2nd half of the 12th century (Sorbenturm); 14th century (keep); around 1450 (castle gate and fortification wall); 18th century (official building and prison)	Material entity Eilenburg Castle, with the following individual monuments: Sorbenturm, Bergfried, Amtshaus (No. 8), former prison building (No. 7), gate system and fortification walls (see individual monuments 08973427), with the following elements: other buildings (No. 4, 5, 6 , 9) and fortifications as well as pavement of the access road [disruptive element: new building Schloßberg 5]; Due to the location, it has a particularly shaping effect on the cityscape, a medieval and baroque ensemble, of architectural, settlement and regional history. Castle area partly built on with rental and residential houses, partly allotment gardens, in front of the Sorbenturm meadow and dense poplar forest (young) and other trees.	09304970
More pictures	Sorbenturm, Bergfried, Amtshaus (No. 8), former prison building (No. 7), gate system and fortification walls (individual monuments to ID No. 09304970)	Schloßberg 7, 8 (map)	2nd half of the 12th century (Sorbenturm); 14th century (keep); around 1450 (castle gate); 18th century (official building and prison)	Individual features of the entity Eilenburg Castle; Due to the location, it has a particularly shaping effect on the cityscape, a medieval and baroque ensemble, of architectural, settlement and regional history. Castle gate: red brick, pointed arch with a protruding round arch attached above it, strong buttresses, remains of the surrounding wall Amtshaus (around 1700, Schlossberg 8): two-storey plastered building, window and door frames in sandstone (profiled in the central axis), door frames with keystone and overhead portico with large depictions of the coat of arms of Eilenburg / Saxony (marked 1786), some original windows, Multiple profiled plastered eaves, roof burned down in 1993, (emergency roof), empty Former prison (Schlossberg 7): single-storey, half-hipped roof (brickwork tiles), cleaned, multi-tiered eaves, plastered construction, new windows and door, no monument to the side, old cellar vaults made of brick masonry, some meters thick, narrow deep-lying light shafts Fortification: old wall remains of the castle fortifications (ruinous), partially delimiting the castle area, made of brick in the format of a monastery Keep: red brick, square floor plan with octagonal attachment and tent roof (1st half of the 16th century) Sorbenturm: three-storey with a pent roof made of brick masonry on a square floor plan and on an old foundation, the upper storeys are set back inwards, with arched windows, and on the second storey paired as twin arched windows old paving of the driveway to the Burgberg (gate) from the beginning of the Marienstraße junction past the church Hundred steps: stairs with viewing platform, deletion in 2008, no monument	08973427
More pictures	Marienkirche and Kirchberg (aggregate)	Schloßberg 11, 12, 13 (map)	1516–1522 (church); 1688 Dendro (residential house); marked 1887 (memorial plaque)	Subject aggregate Marienkirche and Kirchberg, with the following individual monuments: Church (with equipment) and tomb in the churchyard (see individual monuments 08973239, Schloßberg 11) and memorial plaque for Franz Abbot on a residential building (see individual monuments 08973238, Schloßberg 13) and as a collective part: supporting and Enclosure walls and residential building (Schloßberg 13) [Pfarrhaus Schloßberg 12, Obj. 09300439, demolished before 2009]; late Gothic hall church with west tower, former Romanesque predecessor building, of architectural and local historical importance, high-quality tomb design, the buildings of the Kirchberg form an ensemble that is highlighted in terms of urban planning	09304971
More pictures	Church (with furnishings) and tomb in the churchyard (individual monuments to ID No. 09304971), also mountain church	Schloßberg 11 (map)	1516–1522 (church); around 1820 (tomb)	Individual features of the entity Marienkirche and Kirchberg; late Gothic hall church with west tower, formerly Romanesque predecessor building, of architectural and local historical importance, high-quality tomb design. Church: former Romanesque predecessor building converted into a late Gothic hall church, brick building, plastered nave, retracted choir with 5/8 end and buttresses, west tower with tent roof and lantern, sacristy in the north Tomb: strong obelisk on a square base, which is decorated with circumferential garlands, niche framed in an aedicula shape in the front, in it a chalice under a shell, crowned by a former angel's head gable, panel on obelisk is missing	08973239
	Memorial plaque for Franz Abt on a residential building (individual monument for ID no. 09304971)	Schloßberg 13 (map)	Marked 1887	Individual monument of the entity Marienkirche and Kirchberg; Illustrating the place of birth of the song composer Franz Abt , of local and musical historical interest (residential building not a monument). Plaque on the east side in the gable: “This is where the German song composer Franz Abt was born on December 22nd, 1819. He died in Wiesbaden on March 31, 1885. Dedicated in memory by the choirs Liederhalle, Arion and Tischler-Verein zu Eilenburg on March 31, 1887. “(Erwinhof ironworks) Residential building: two-storey plastered building newly renovated with a gable roof, only the original windows on the upper floor preserved, architecture irrelevant, residential building not a monument	08973238
	Apartment building in semi-open development and in a corner	Schreckerstraße 1a (Bahnhofstraße 6) (map)	Around 1955	A sophisticated example of post-war development in a prominent corner location, in the style of the national building tradition, of architectural significance. In terraced houses, three-storey plastered building with flat, one-sided hipped roof, structure by means of risalit-like staircase entrance areas with framed twin staircase windows, corner blocks and detached, protruding walls of the windows and doors, upper floor with plastered structure between the windows, windows and doors new, state renovated.	08973256
	Factory facade	Schreckerstrasse 3 (map)	Around 1900	Evidence of industrialization in Eilenburg with a high-quality clinker brick facade, significant in terms of building history, characterizing the streetscape. Single-storey red brick building with yellow brick structure (segment arches of the windows, diamond elements in the parapet area and in the jamb), pilaster structure, sill cornice, console cornice.	08973366
	Former dairy	Schreckerstrasse 5 (map)	Around 1870	Buildings with a singular position in the place, significance in terms of building history. Two-storey, yellow clinker brick, gable roof, large five-axis dwarf houses on the front and back with twin windows at the top, German band made of red brick between the first and second floors and on the eaves, pilaster strips and corner pilaster strips, windows with pear bar walls, wide roof overhang. Front annex no monument.	08973363
	Apartment building in closed development	Schreckerstrasse 9 (map)	Around 1915	Thanks to the rich plaster decoration of the facade, it is aesthetically pleasing, reform style architecture, significance in terms of building history. Three-storey, gable roof (new) with dormers, plastered, facade structure with rich plaster design (vase motifs in the gable of the dwelling houses, plastered mirrors, etc.), two bay windows that support an elongated balcony, three-axis dwelling houses, new windows (historicizing), front door, gate entrance and stair railing original.	08973260
	Residential house in open development	Schreckerstrasse 30 (map)	Late 19th century	Rare neo-Gothic facade design, of architectural significance. Two-storey red clinker building with gable roof and dormer (new), side elevation with high pointed arch portals on the sides in largely original condition as well as pointed arch windows, original stepped gable only on one side, simplified in the right risalit, high segmented arched windows in the center with linear segmented arched roofing, pointed arch frieze on consoles in the jamb, strong belt and sill cornices subdivide the facade horizontally, gable sides newly plastered.	08973725
	Apartment building in closed development	Schulstrasse 17 (map)	Late 19th century	Clinker brick facade emphasized in the center, good evidence of the Wilhelminian style residential development in a largely authentic appearance, of architectural significance. Four-storey, gable roof (brick tile), ground floor plastered with plaster strips, lavishly designed entrance area (aedicula), facade clinker composite construction (red clinker), cornices, twin windows in the central axis, original front door, new windows.	08973365
	Substation	Schulstrasse 20 (map)	1920s	Thanks to the original facade structure, a structurally appealing building, singular position in the place, characterizing the street space, of technical historical importance. Two-storey, base made of roughly hewn granite blocks, arched hipped roof (beaver tail covering), clinker brick, segmented arched windows on the ground floor, partly as blind fields with smaller, rectangular windows, entrance axis convexly arched, widely cantilevered eaves, a panel with jagged flashes below the eaves, second floor administrator's apartment, brick Form of pilasters and mirrors, partly original doors (entrance door, steel doors), original windows (partly steel bars). Later extension no memorial (1930s).	08973364
	Residential house with extension	Sorbenweg 2 (map)	Around 1800	Largely authentically preserved residential building in a position that shapes the townscape, of architectural and socio-historical importance. Two-storey plastered building with saddle roof, ground floor brick, upper floor half-timbered, original plaster with remains of earlier painting, windows with shutters (remains), portal with wooden walls and skylight, original, dilapidated condition, with terraced gardens.	08973337
More pictures	Ostfriedhof (aggregate)	Sprottaer Landstrasse 3 (map)	1907	Subject aggregate Ostfriedhof, with the following individual monuments: cemetery chapel, enclosure of the cemetery, memorial for the victims of the Second World War and Soviet memorial (see individual monuments 08973344) as well as the horticultural cemetery design (garden monument); Significant in terms of local history and interesting in terms of architectural history	09304863
More pictures	Cemetery chapel, enclosure of the cemetery, memorial to the victims of the Second World War and the Soviet memorial (individual monuments for ID No. 09304863)	Sprottaer Landstrasse 3 (map)	1907 (cemetery chapel); after 1945 (war memorial); around 1970 (Soviet memorial); 1975 (OdF memorial)	Individual features of the collective Ostfriedhof; Significant in terms of local history and interesting in terms of architectural history. Cemetery chapel: elongated hall building with subsequent transverse construction, plastered, hipped roof (beaver tail covering) with roof turrets (bell tower) in copper covering, three round arched windows on each side, entrance front with central projectile and high arched area, structure with strong pilasters, garland decoration in the capitals, eaves with wavy lines of the middle projection, newly renovated (new window and door) Cenotaph for Russian soldiers who fell in World War II: granite pillars with inscription plaques set into the wall Memorial for the victims of the Second World War: older facility redesigned (1999), plastic of an open book (in copper) with an inscription on a sandstone plinth, lying quarry stone slabs with names in copper plates spread out on the meadow OdF Memorial, East Cemetery: Prisoners of war and forced laborers rest in four communal graves, namely 21 Soviet citizens, two CSR citizens, 20 Poles, one Dutch, one Austrian, eleven Italians, one French and 13 Germans. Behind the row graves memorial wall, there plaques with the names of the dead as far as known, in the middle a slightly raised wall with honorable inscription, above a flame bowl. Material: middle part of the wall made of red sandstone, height 300 cm; Side parts of the wall made of artificial stone, height 250 cm; Total length: 37 meters	08973344
More pictures	Stadtpark Eilenburg (entity)	City Park (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Subject entity Stadtpark Eilenburg, with the following individual monuments: memorial stone for Wilhelm Ferdinand Mitscherlich, plastic and sculpture (see individual monument 08973249) and with the park; Memorial stone in memory of WF Mitscherlich (1826–1895), the founder of the city park, of importance in terms of urban planning, art history and local history. As a large green area mostly designed in the style of an English landscape park with old and tall trees, in the middle there is a zoo (small zoo), in front of the train station relatively symmetrical open space with sculptures, stairs, wall borders and niches for benches.	09304879
More pictures	Memorial stone for WF Mitscherlich, plastic and sculpture (individual monuments for ID No. 09304879)	City Park (map)	1932–1933 (Mitscherlich memorial stone); around 1935 (Putto); 1970 (plastic mother and child)	Individual features of the entity Stadtpark Eilenburg; Memorial stone in memory of WF Mitscherlich (1826–1895), the founder of the city park, of importance in terms of urban planning, art history and local history. Plastic: small, naked putto carrying a heavy laurel garland on a rectangular base, artificial stone, slightly weathered Standing on square concrete base life-size woman, a child holding up, with simple clothes and Pigtails, in the style of: Bronze sculpture by Hans Förster (1970) Socialist realism worked Memorial stone: sandstone obelisk on a square base with green space, the obelisk in the middle with a wide valley and cornice, surface irregularly sharpened, inscription in black color “To the founder of the city park Wilhelm Ferdinand Mitscherlich, geb. 1826 - died 1895 "	08973249
	Apartment building in semi-open development and in a corner	Steinstrasse 48 (map)	Late 19th century	Wilhelminian-style building in a street-defining location with an appealing facade, of architectural significance. Three-storey building with saddle roof and dormer, mixed construction, quartz porphyry base, plastered ground floor with grooves, upper floors in red clinker brick with dark red clinker strips structured, window frames in concrete stone, painted, central projection for staircase with original portal, renovation in accordance with listed buildings (windows).	08973356
	Gasometer (Eilenburg gasworks)	Sydowstrasse 1 (map)	Late 19th century	Significance in the history of supply and technology. Round red clinker brick structure, structured by pilaster strips and strips with vertically arranged clinker bricks, some of the original windows have been preserved, the gasworks have been greatly changed and some have been torn down.	08973732
More pictures	Eilenburg station with reception building (Bahnhofstrasse 21), furthermore with two water towers (Wasserturm West, Sydowstrasse 6), two signal boxes and two bridgeheads on the railway site	Sydowstrasse 6 (map)	1870–1871 (station building and water tower west); End of the 19th century (water tower east and signal box EO); 1925/1930 (EW signal box)	Important evidence of the city's traffic development preserved in the ensemble in high-quality historicist architecture on the railway lines Halle (Saale) Hbf - Torgau– [Falkenberg (Elster) –Guben] (route number 6345), of significance in terms of building and transport history. The water towers are part of the Eilenburg train station and as such testify to the development of Eilenburg into a traffic junction between Leipzig, Torgau, Wurzen and Pretzsch at the end of the 19th century. They are therefore of significance in terms of railway history and technology history. The water tower West was built in 1870/71 in connection with the construction of the Eilenburg train station on the Halle-Cottbus line for the water supply to the steam locomotives and is now used as a residential building. It is an octagonal, red clinker building with a polygonal natural stone base and a pyramid roof in Swiss style with a spherical crown. The facade is structured by cross-storey reserves, which are illuminated by high segmental arched windows on the ground floor and small segmental arched twin windows on the upper floor. A diamond-shaped pattern made of dark clinker bricks decorates the zone between the first and second floors. The upper part, which formerly contained the steel mezzanine tank for the water supply, protrudes slightly and is clad with dark panels. A total of 16 unadorned, upright rectangular windows ensure even lighting. The east water tower is also an octagonal brick building. Its two-story tower shaft was made of red clinker bricks, while the container storey above a narrow, slightly protruding cornice was made of yellow clinker bricks. All wall surfaces are set back slightly so that the impression of a pilaster structure is created. The roof is designed as a flat conical roof.	08973253
More pictures	Two sculptures in the promenade	Torgauer Strasse (map)	1930s	Figurative sculptures, original evidence of cabaret typical of the time, of importance in terms of local development. Figures flank Torgauer Straße between Nordring and Kleiner Mauergasse or Dr.-Külz-Ring. Figure 1: little boy sitting on a cuboid, playing the accordion, with a small hunter's hat, clinker base, covered with clinker tiles, figure about one meter high, cast from artificial stone Figure 2: Clinker plinth with clinker slab covering, little boy sitting on stone, playing the flute with a kind of hunter's hat and a small bag, approx. 1 m tall, artificial stone, partly scratched	08973333
	Residential house in open development and piers	Torgauer Strasse 1a (map)	Around 1925	Characteristic, architecturally and artistically excellent building from the late 1920s or early 1930s of importance for the cityscape, in a prominent urban corner location and original building fabric. Two-storey, clinker-brick construction, hipped roof (brickwork tile), original portal with outside stairs and wall edging, railing later, walls in a strongly emphasized triangular profile, side corner bay windows, new windows, new grilles (in front of the basement and stairwell windows), original piers in exposed clinker brick.	08973284
	Portal and inscription plaque on a residential building	Torgauer Strasse 23 (map)	1665 (portal); marked 1665 (inscription panel)	High-quality Renaissance portal, above it a cartouche with an inscription, of architectural significance. Round arch seat niche portal with shell domes, with console frieze, egg stick frieze and tooth cut frieze, keystone with cartouche and child (angel) head, inscription panel (cartouche with scrollwork and volutes), building newly constructed in 1961.	08973289
More pictures	Former Roter Hirsch inn (with equipment)	Torgauer Strasse 40 (map)	17th century, later remodeled	Plastered building with a gable roof, remarkable Renaissance building with valuable interior fittings, oldest relaxation area in the city, former post office, of local and architectural importance. Two-storey plastered building with a gable roof and bat dormer window, windows generally with profiled walls and straight roofs on the ground floor, large arched portal, framed by plaster embossing and crowned by a relief panel (deer over cartouche), original door with coffered fields, ground floor with horizontal plaster grooves, is currently being renovated, inside original wooden beam ceilings, on the upper floor of the extension large hall with stucco ceiling from 1890; oldest relaxation area in the city, former post office , as the quarters of August the Strong and Friedrich III, among others . and as a station of the funeral procession of Gustav II Adolf .	08973291
	Residential building in closed development	Torgauer Strasse 42 (map)	Late 19th century, older in essence	With shop, historicizing plastered facade, building belonging to Eilenburg's largest shopping street, significance in terms of local development. Three-story, plastered construction, gable roof (beaver tail covering) with dormer windows (hipped roof), sill cornices on the floors, massive window canopies on consoles on the first floor, triangular gable in the central axis, lattice windows, shop fitting changed, second floor keel arched windows.	08973331
	Residential and commercial building in closed development	Torgauer Strasse 43 (map)	Around 1925, older in essence	As the first urban commercial building in Art Deco style with a gable design that characterizes the street scene, of architectural and local significance. Three-storey plastered building with a mansard roof and high gable, large shop window fittings on the ground floor, row of bay windows on the first floor, glare fields in between, cornices structure the facade, striking design with zigzag shapes in glare fields, linear roofing of the bay cornice windows and an optical eaves overhanging the gable to the subsequent facade designs in the street, new windows, renovated condition.	08973292
	Residential building in closed development	Torgauer Strasse 46 (map)	Mid-19th century, older in essence	With shop fitting, building typical of the time in a central urban location, belonging to the original city center development, of importance in terms of local development. Two-storey, gable roof (bricked tile), plastered, original windows on the upper floor, ground floor changed (shop fitting, door opening), stair cornice, older cellar under the building.	08973332
	Wooden beam ceiling in a residential building	Torgauer Strasse 47 (map)	Mid 16th century	Original wood beam ceiling from the Renaissance period, with a singular meaning, technical and artistic value. Original wooden beam ceiling from the 16th century integrated into the new building, profiled joists with a ship's fillet, boards arranged in a herringbone motif, some remnants of the original painting preserved.	08973729
	Residential building in closed development	Torgauer Strasse 48 (map)	Early 19th century, essentially older	With built-in shops, a town house with well-preserved facade structures in a central urban location, part of the original city center development, of significance in terms of building history. Two-storey, gable roof (beaver tail covering) with bat dormer (new), plastered building, grooved window and door frames on the ground floor, old front door, belt cornice, on the upper floor strong window sills and window frames designed with hemispherical motifs, console eaves cornice (alternately larger and smaller).	08973328
	Residential building in closed development	Torgauer Strasse 49 (map)	1536 (Dendro)	With a shop, plastered building with a gable roof, valuable testimony to the development of the place and the north Saxon house landscape due to its old age, of importance in terms of local history and building history. Two-storey, gable roof (crown covering), plastered construction, window and door openings preserved, base partially tiled.	08973329
	Residential building in closed development	Torgauer Strasse 50 (map)	1st half of the 19th century, later reshaped	With shop fitting, classicist facade with triangular gable, prominent urban development location, of architectural significance. Three-storey, high gable roof (beaver tail covering) with triangular gable (with star-shaped bull's eye), shop fitting on the ground floor changed, upper floor with sill cornice, window bezels with plaster grooves, renovated, new windows and doors, cantilevered eaves (also on the triangular gable).	08973326
	Residential building in closed development	Torgauer Strasse 51 (map)	Mid 19th century	With a shop, a building typical of the time in a prominent urban development location, of significance in terms of local development. Two-storey and mezzanine storey, gable roof (plain tile roofing), plastered construction, ground floor changed with shop fittings and ceramic tile plinths, cornices, plastering sockets, strong eaves, older cellar under the building.	08973327
	Residential building in closed development	Torgauer Strasse 52 (map)	Mid-19th century, older in essence	With later shop installation, building belonging to the older stock of street development, essentially from the Renaissance period, of architectural significance. Two-storey plastered building with a gable roof, window walls on the ground floor with multiple profiles, on the upper floor bevelled, belt and sturdy eaves cornice structure the facade, windows, door and shop fittings in a new and refurbished way.	08973290
	Residential building in closed development	Torgauer Strasse 53 (map)	Mid-19th century, older in essence	Building with urban significance belonging to the older stock of street development. Two-storey plastered building, gable roof (beaver tail covering), dormer windows, plastered, slightly grooved window and door frames, belt cornice, old front door, stepped eaves cornice.	08973350
	Apartment building in half-open development	Torgauer Strasse 63 (map)	Late 19th century	Typical Wilhelminian style building located on the main road and thus characterizing the street scene, of importance in terms of architectural history. Three-storey, saddle roof with dormers, clinker composite construction, ground floor with plastering, red clinker brick, upper floor with aedicula and concrete block frame, glazed tile strips, new wooden eaves (somewhat disproportionate), new roof, dormers and windows, renovated, windows on the ground floor extended downwards, front door new .	08973288
More pictures	Stadtfriedhof Eilenburg (material entirety)	Torgauer Strasse 71 (map)	After 1920	Subject aggregate Stadtfriedhof Eilenburg, with the individual monuments: three hereditary burials (Mitscherlich, Müller, Holzweissig) and tombs of Ferdinand Röber and Ernst Träger (see individual monuments 08973287, Torgauer Straße 71) and horticultural designed cemetery complex (garden monument); Exquisitely designed hereditary burials on the cemetery wall, of local historical importance and artistically high quality design	09304865
More pictures	Three hereditary burials (Mitscherlich, Müller, Holzweissig) and tombs of Ferdinand Röber and Ernst Träger (individual memorials for ID No. 09304865)	Torgauer Strasse 71 (map)	Early 20th century (Mitscherlich hereditary burial, Röber tomb, carrier tomb); marked 1907 (Müller inheritance); after 1916 (Holzweissig's inheritance)	Individual features of the collective city cemetery; Exquisitely designed hereditary burials on the cemetery wall, of local historical importance and artistically high quality design. 1. Müller tomb: flat stylized aedicular framing in shell limestone, middle part with pressed relief plate and metal inscription plate on the side, depiction of an angel with a flower wreath, "Love never stops", Friedrich August Müller, 1907 and Anna Müller 1925 2. Holzweissig tomb: honorary citizen, died 1916, factory owner, died 1937, red sandstone, hourglass in the gable above 3. Mitscherlich family tomb: fully sculptural, free-standing angel figure, electroformed technique, on pillar in front of a stylized aedicule with arched field, inscription plate made of Swedish granite with gold writing 4. Ferdinand Röber's tomb: cross (Latin cross) standing on a rectangular high base, marble, with inscription in the base (His benefactor the grateful Eilenburg) and cross, surrounded by plants with juniper bushes and pines 5. Grave monument of Ernst Träger: urn standing on the stump of a column in an antique-looking vase made of artificial stone, inscription on the stump of the column: "Our Ernst 24 April 1890 died 23 May 1904"	08973287
	Residential house in semi-open development	Weinbergstrasse 1 (map)	Around 1850	Well-structured plastered building from the 19th century, of importance in terms of building history and the street scene. Two-storey brick building with small mezzanine windows, plastered, saddle roof, structure with wide cornice, profiled window walls, second floor with straight roofing, original windows, door and new entrance steps, two segment-arched windows in the gable and three small square windows. Demolition permit granted in 2008, not yet canceled in 2014, therefore cancellation not yet recorded.	08973304
	Manor house of the former manor Friedrichshöhe, with enclosure	Weinbergstrasse 8 (map)	Around 1800	Stately plastered building, original component and starting point of the suburban structure in the original building fabric, characterizing position, of local and regional significance. Manor house: two-storey solid brick building with a half-hip roof, plastered, high, slender rectangular windows, gable side additionally with two small round arched windows, on the upper floor above windows round arched fields as a backing, belt cornice partly still preserved, some windows in the gable side clogged, west side large round arched window with original muntin, portal renewed, Windows partly new Enclosure: brick masonry, partly quarry stone, with pillars and wall field with semicircular blind fields, simple picket fence	08973303
	Manor house and enclosure of the Berg manor	Weinbergstrasse 9 (map)	Probably 1894, in essence probably older	Historicizing plastered facade, high quality mansion from the turn of the century around 1900, belonging to the former structure of the manor, of local historical relevance Manor house: two-storey plastered building, half-hipped roof (curled brick), on both front sides central projections with hipped roof, quarry stone plinth, profiled artificial stone window frames, arched windows, belt cornice, upstairs keel arched walls, original windows, cantilevered eaves, courtyard side heavily modified, new windows Enclosure: plastered wall with clinker layer, concrete stone pillars and wrought iron grating in curved shapes	08973318
	Hospital (main building)	Wilhelm-Grune-Strasse 5 (map)	Around 1870	Red clinker facade, with the original structure and in a prominent location, of architectural and local significance. Three-storey red clinker building with a gable roof, central projecting and winter garden on the first and second floors (on the back), structure with cornices, ribbons, segmented arched windows (original) in dark brown-burned brick, winter garden in decorative half-timbered construction with original window bars, in the central projecting above windows, arched fields in sandstone with decorative ornaments , Inside original doors with old numbering on enamel plates.	08973271
	Residential house in open development	Wilhelm-Grune-Strasse 22 (map)	Subsequently designated 1598, later changed	Plastered building with a gable roof, building located in the immediate vicinity of the old manor Eulenfeld, largely in the original structure, significant in terms of building history. Two-storey, gable roof (beaver tail covering), clinkered base, plastered building, original window openings and old windows preserved on the upper floor, slightly larger windows (probably enlarged), old front door, old windows on the ground floor.	08973276
	Apartment building in closed development	Wilhelm-Grune-Strasse 24 (map)	Around 1900	Wilhelminian style building with a geometrical façade design that defines the street scene and is of architectural significance. Three-storey, extended attic, mansard roof (plain tile roofing), granite / clinker base, building in clinker mix construction (red clinker) with pilaster strips, checked patterns, front door with original pointed arch.	08973275
	Residential house in open development and fencing	Wilhelm-Raabe-Strasse 2 (map)	Early 20th century	Reform style architecture, part of the urban expansion at the beginning of the 20th century, of architectural significance. Two-storey plastered building (original) with hipped roof, bat dormers and pike dormers, dividing elements: side semicircular bay windows, rear box bay window and balcony, corner pilasters, wide eaves cornice with plaster tape, plaster arch fields, frame fields, portal (original) designed in a palladi motif, plaster decorations with medallions , New roof, some new windows, only a few shutters, enclosure with plastered brick pillars and brick wall.	08973277
	Residential house in open development	Wilhelm-Raabe-Strasse 5 (map)	Around 1925	Architecturally excellent, original facade design, of architectural historical importance and a street-defining effect. Two-storey plastered building with expanded mansard roof (slated on all sides) and dormers, structure with pointed arched windows on the ground floor, gable side with plaster grooves and offset half-columns, widely cantilevered eaves, semicircular stand bay on the courtyard side (original) and balcony, overall extension with large winter garden over the eaves area, on the rear with triangular linear closures, newly renovated condition.	08973280
	Residential house in open development and fencing	Wilhelm-Raabe-Strasse 10 (map)	Around 1920	Largely original building fabric, architecturally sophisticated facade design in corner location, of architectural historical importance. Two-storey plastered building (original plaster) with basement floor, hipped roof (beaver tail covering), structure with veranda (two-storey, open, glazed on one side), bay window framing, offset plaster arch fields over roofs, wide side projections, dormer windows, sparse decorations (original) with: on the side, cartouches geometric figures, shutters almost completely preserved in their original form, enclosure: one-sided (Wilhelm-Rabe-Strasse) with yellow brick pillars and picket fence.	08973279
More pictures	Factory with administration building (Ziegelstraße 2), coal tower (hose tower) with gate system, extension (social building) and water tower (Am Wasserturm 1)	Ziegelstrasse 2 (map)	Around 1915 and later	Formerly Eilenburger Celluloidfabrik, later Eilenburger Chemiewerke (ECW), site-defining plant of technical and architectural significance. Administration building: three-storey plastered building, hipped roof (crown covering) with dormers and bat dormers, front and rear five-axis dormitory, front over a central projection, ground floor with plaster grooves, entrance area with porch (above balcony), facade is structured by plaster mirrors and pilaster strips, rear wing more simple kept, original windows, doors partly new, inside entrance hall in the style of the 1970s, original preserved with wall paneling and porch doors and porter's lodge, original stairwell with railing (wood), steps (granite) and strong, heavy coffered ceiling (with stucco decorations), artificial stone plaster, Glass windows with lead glass decorations, terrazzo floor and winch doors, conference room on the second floor with wooden panels Hose tower: rendered building with an almost square floor plan, lower two-story building section with narrow, high-rise rectangular windows, the final single-story building section rests on consoles, structured by pilasters, newly covered pyramid roof (crown covering), formerly used as a coal tower Archway: approximately one axis deep cage arch passage, plastered, inside with porter window, gable roof with new crown covering Culture house, turbine hall and gatekeeper's house demolished in 2007: Culture house / social building: two-storey plastered building consisting of several parts of the building, gable roofs with crown covering, western extension on the archway with hipped roof, main building with high gable roof that is set back two axes from the street and with two smaller side gable roofs in front of the facade, plaster structure by pilasters, Plaster mirror, belt cornices, protruding eaves, on the back a representative entrance and staircase covered with a round arch, some original windows, empty, a lot of changes inside the hall Turbine hall: plastered construction, structure by belt cornice and stepped eaves cornice, arched roof, five-axis elongated window field on the gable side, which continues in the gable in the form of segmented arches, original entrance door with wrought-iron floral grilles, inside original iron staircase railing in the hall, tiles preserved in the hall Gatekeeper's house: plastered building, upper floor with almost closed all-round window front, strong sill, pyramid roof with sphere as a conclusion	08973374

Behlitz

 Map with all coordinates of the Behlitz section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	South side building of a farm	On the spruce trees 2 (map)	Late 19th century	Clinker brick building, architecturally elaborately designed building of a former Hüfnergut of character defining the townscape, of architectural significance. Clinker building on porphyry granite stone plinth, saddle roof, eaves side with large segmented arched windows and above with narrow twin arched windows, sawtooth frieze and eaves console cornice, gable particularly richly designed with corner pillars, central arched triple window, the outer ones as blind windows, and probably with two yellow inscription and zigzag lines historical model renewed after 1999): "Hüfnergut in the hamlet of Behlitz - owned by the Krostitz family since 1897", "One eight's - the other looks at it - the third laughs at it - what does it".	08973243
	Village judge stone	Church arch (map)	18th century / 19th century	Testimony of the historical village court system, simple, lying boulder-like stone with a relatively smooth, even surface	08974330
More pictures	Church (with furnishings) and cemetery with enclosure, tomb and memorial for those who fell in the Franco-Prussian War in the church and a memorial for those who died in the First World War on the churchyard wall	Church arch 2 (map)	In the core around 1200 (church); Reconstruction marked 1703 (church); around 1700 (altar); 2nd half of the 18th century (tomb); around 1850 (organ)	Romanesque choir tower church, inside with a Gothic sacrament niche, of architectural and local historical importance. St. Katharina (formerly): Romanesque hall church with choir tower and sacristy, plastered building, changed and renewed in 1703 Franco-German war memorial in the church on the south side, small rectangular plaque on a brick base with inscription, grave slab on the south side outside: upright rectangular plate with an oval bulbous inscription area surrounded by leaf tendrils, end with a crown, inscription illegible, difficult to recognize date 1776, with renovation of the Church, the grave slab on the south wall of the church was probably moved inside War memorial on the cemetery wall made of Porphyrtuff: wall standing on a laterally angled floor plan, crowned in the center with a curved gable and a Latin cross, swords worked in relief in the pilasters, large eagles in the gable field, carved plates with the names of the communities of Zschettgau, Pressen and Behlitz in Architrav, banner "The grateful communities to their fallen heroes" Enclosure: partly clinker masonry with pillars and roof tile cover on porphyry granite stone base, partly concrete masonry	08973242
	Barn of a farm	Church arch 5 (map)	Mid 19th century	Typical testimony of a rural farm building in the characteristic clay corrugation technique, of architectural significance. Clay barn on a porphyry granite stone base, with a gable roof (beaver tail covering), two large wooden gates with wooden architecture, wall partially repaired with bricks, stable also clay, plastered, new paint, with wooden gates, partly with skylights, eaves partly re-plastered. Side building (stable, built around 1860) demolished before 2014.	08973351
	House of a farm	Church arch 7 (map)	Marked 1911	High-quality clinker brick construction with gate passage, well-preserved molded stone structure in Art Nouveau motifs, of importance in terms of building history. Trapezoidal floor plan, two-storey yellow clinker building with a gable roof (beaver tail covering, new), on the upper floor rich shaped stones with Art Nouveau motifs (woman's head and floral motifs) in the parapet fields and under the roofs, gate passage and gate original.	08973372
	Residential house (No. 8) and gate (No. 7) of a farm	Zum Erlengrund 7, 8 (map)	Around 1915, probably older in the core (residential building); marked 1938 (gate entrance)	Probably belonging to the former manor (Tauchnitz), of architectural and local historical importance. Two-storey plastered building with hipped roof (beaver tail covering), front side large dwarf house with triple windows and profiled triangular gable with cartouche, facade structured with grooved pilaster strips and bevels, side vestibule also with triangular gable and decorative cartouche in the frontispiece, gate pillars plastered with brick cover (new) with brick cover and relief panels figurative and ornamental representation (sower and sickles with ears of corn).	08973240

Hainichen

 Map with all coordinates of the section Hainichen : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	House, barn, side building and courtyard paving of a four-sided courtyard (Hof Kugelsberg)	Dorfstrasse 28 (map)	Around 1800, basically older (farmhouse); Late 19th century (side building)	Residential house and barn with a mansard roof, a distinctive courtyard that is located on a hill and characterizes the locality with an original structure, as one of the oldest manor complexes of historical interest in the area. Residential house: two-storey plastered building with mansard hipped roof (beaver tail covering), ground floor presumably brick, upper floor half-timbered, individual original windows (in the gable), new windows on the upper floor and ground floor (lying), base made of quarry stone, gable sides in brick later, original wooden eaves, remains of the former plaster structure with ribbons on the gable side, barn: in mixed construction (clay and brick) with high mansard roof (plain tile roofing), later extension in the east, plastered, three large original wooden barn doors with wooden walls and beam lintel, masonry partly in clay wavelet technique, partly with clay bricks, inside original Wooden beam construction Side building: in brick masonry, plastered, gable roof (beaver tail covering), with built-in garage, living area and barn, upper floor with segmented arched windows (original), structure with sill cornice, plaster tapes and plaster flasks Courtyard paving: original with field stones	08973422
	Transformer tower	Dorfstrasse 28 (near) (map)	Around 1920/1925	Typical transformer tower in largely preserved original substance, of interest in terms of technology and local history. Red clinker base (and lintel), plastered, jamb area set off in plaster, pyramid roof (beaver tail covering), original door with wrought iron fittings in floral shapes.	08973423

Kospa

 Map with all coordinates of the Kospa section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	War memorial for the fallen soldiers of the First World War	Am Ring 11 (in front of) (map)	Marked 1921	Of local historical importance. Large monolith-like granite stone with a smooth surface on the front, inside the inscription "Memorial stone of the heroes who fell in World War 1914-1918", list of names, "Dedicated by the community of Cospa 1921", stone in system as a stylized cairn with bed, inside steel helmet sculpture, vase and side Round stand made of cast stone, bordered partly with concrete stone, partly with quarry stone, elliptical floor plan of the system, the system is flanked by a large oak and fir trees.	08973472
	Side building and barn of a three-sided farm	Am Ring 22 (map)	End of the 19th century (side building); marked 1939 (barn)	Brick buildings typical of the landscape, characteristic farmstead with historical significance. Stable: clinker brick building with a saddle roof on a granite stone base, windows and doors with segmental arches, narrow arched windows in the jamb (partly coupled, some added later), German band plastered over as belt cornice in the pull-out house, eaves cornice with toothed frieze, porch later, window on the back Barn: clinker brick building with a gable roof (plain tile roofing) and two large wooden roller doors, rectangular windows arranged symmetrically in the center, sandstone panel with the label "built in 1939" Farmhouse: two-storey, massive clay corrugated building with a steep gable roof (plain tile roofing), plastered, gable in half-timbered construction, later walled up with bricks (19th century), (presumably the building was originally longer), plaster structure with ribbons and fascias, originally contrasting in color, windows in the mid-19th century 15th century (probably in the course of a renovation), new door; canceled before 2013	08973421
	Residential house, moving house, barn with attached side building and gate system of a three-sided courtyard	Am Ring 29 (map)	Around 1800 (farmhouse); Late 19th century (side building)	Predominantly adobe buildings, residential house with half-timbered upper floor, as a characteristic middle farmstead with an authentic and original appearance, location of hamlet-like buildings inherited from an old structure, significance for building history. Farmhouse: two-storey with a gable roof (beaver tail covering), ground floor clay, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, plaster structure with ribbons, corner pilasters and bezels (incised), original portal with wooden door and wooden walls (profiled), original windows, wooden eaves, rear extension later Pull-out house: single-storey clay building with a crooked hipped roof (beaver tail covering) on ​​rubble stone plinth (partially underlaid with bricks later), plastered, original window and door frames and door leaves, at the gable end, eaves in clay, arched windows in the gable end Stable 1 (north side): mixed construction of clay and clinker (extension and extension), gable roof (beaver tail covering), segmental arched doors, twin windows and the storage hatch, attached to the pull-out house; Partially canceled before 2013 Stall 2 (south side): clinker construction with a gable roof (plain tile roofing), in an adequate design like stable 1, attached to a small barn with gable ends, barn: massive clay corrugated building with gable roof (plain tile roofing), plastered, plastered structure like farmhouse, wooden eaves, wooden roller doors later, in the gable large Storage hatch, half-height segment arched windows Enclosure: with square pillars in red clinker and with wooden gates	08973420
	Transformer station	Gallener Landstrasse (map)	Around 1920	Of importance in terms of technology and supply history. Curved pyramid roof (beaver tail covering) with conical crown and cantilevered wooden eaves, renovated condition (plaster, door and plinth new).	08973470

Press

 Map with all coordinates of the pressing section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Transformer station	Behlitzer Strasse 3a (opposite) (map)	Around 1920	Strikingly located building, of technical historical importance, clinker-clinker base, plastered construction, pyramid roof with protruding wooden eaves and pilaster strips, gauze (beaver tail covering), metal crowning, door made of sheet iron (forged) original.	08973244
	Barn of a farm	Gartenstrasse 4 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	One of the last clay barns in town, of scientific and documentary importance. Elongated clay corrugated building with three large wooden gates (opening partially bricked up) with wooden beam lintel, gable roof (partially old plain tile roofing, partially flanged tile), storage hatch, clay plaster, eaves with comb hole pattern (zigzag), gable bricked up and plastered, poor state of construction.	08973245

Wedelwitz

 Map with all coordinates of the Wedelwitz section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Former school, now a residential building	Am Bach 8 (map)	Marked with 1902	Unusually designed, high-quality clinker brick building from the turn of the century around 1900, of architectural and local significance. Two-storey red clinker building with a gable roof on a base in mixed construction (granite, clinker brick and sandstone), stylized eaves console cornice, ground floor with narrow windows combined in three groups, cloaks in sandstone, as well as a coffin cornice above the base, in the gable wrought iron ornamental anchor, condition renovated, extension later , Dormer windows possibly also, window and door new, inscribed with 1902 (panel).	08973416
More pictures	Transformer station with technical equipment	Kurt-Bennewitz-Strasse 17 (near) (map)	Around 1915	Testimony to the electrification of the place, of importance in terms of technology and supply history. Plastered building with pyramid roof on clinker base, original appearance with wooden eaves, wooden door, plaster, glass stones above the door, insulators and spherical crowning made of metal.	08973414
More pictures	Residential house, transformer station and workshop building of the waterworks	Kurt-Bennewitz-Strasse 29 (map)	Around 1910	Brick buildings, in a scenic location, of technical and architectural significance. Residential building: two-storey clinker brick building with a hipped roof in Swiss style and dormer windows, segmented arched windows with shutters, sparse structure with cornices and ribbons, renovated in accordance with listed buildings Transformer tower: clinker brick building with a gable roof, base with corner pillars, stepped cornice and segmented arched door (original), segmented arched window on the upper floor, original insulators Waterworks building: single-storey clinker brick building with a gable roof in the Swiss style, transverse building also with a gable roof and wooden roof turrets, segmented arched windows with partly original wooden windows and wooden doors, stepped friezes in the gable, smaller extensions later, is on the site of today's waterworks	08973413
More pictures	Manor of the manor	Südstrasse 8 (map)	Around 1820	Large, striking cubature with a mansard roof that characterizes the townscape, of architectural and local historical importance. Two-storey plastered building (renovated), mansard roof with dwarf house, cantilevered wooden eaves, semicircular window in the gable, original portal and original window formats, new windows, large dwarf house with gable roof, later the large Horschke farm (formerly).	08973419

Zschettgau

 Map with all coordinates of the Zschettgau section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Transformer station	Am Käuzchenturm 25 (in front of) (map)	Around 1920	Of technical historical importance. Tower plastered with pyramid roof (beaver tail covering, new) and spherical crowning on clinker plinth, widely cantilevered eaves, sheet iron door still original.	08973467
	House, side building and attached barn of a farm	Im Bauerndorf 21 (map)	Late 19th century (farmhouse); marked 1939 (barn)	In the center of the village, largely authentic and characteristic of the townscape, with a stately Wilhelminian-style residential building, of architectural significance. Residential house: two-storey plastered building with a flat hipped roof, window frames in artificial cast stone in neo-renaissance forms, central projecting on the street side with triple windows and triangular gable roofs, two new horizontal windows, windows on the courtyard side with keel arched walls, original door, inside original stair railing and floor tiles Barn: red clinker brick building, gable roof (beaver tail covering) with gable roof ridge, two large original wooden roller doors on the courtyard side, in the middle a panel with initials WN 1939, Stable: red clinker building on polygonal masonry base in granite stone, structured by segmental arches of the doors and windows on the ground floor, sill panels deepened under the windows, partially changed windows (new with concrete lintel), in the jamb, round arched twin windows, cornices with typical tooth-cut frieze and German ribbon	08973466

Former architectural monuments

Former architectural monuments (Eilenburg)

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Residential building	Am Anger 8 (map)	Mid 19th century and later	Residential building and enclosure in open development; as a good example of urban expansion of architectural significance. Deleted in 2014.
	Rifle house	Bahnhofstrasse 29, 30 (map)	Mid 19th century	The former restaurant, later used as a town hall and cultural center, was one of the largest event venues in the city, and it was of local and architectural importance. The building that characterizes the cityscape was in the corner of the city park. Demolished in 2001.
More pictures	Residential house in semi-open development	Bergstrasse 18 (map)	Late 19th century	The historicizing plastered facade that characterizes the street scene and is of architectural significance. Two-storey plastered building with a gable roof, four-axis, slightly protruding central projection with triangular gable, first floor with plaster grooves, arched windows, on the first floor with straight roofing and profiled plaster walls, oculus in the gable, side small mezzanine windows (in disrepair). Deleted after 2017.	08973723
	Tenement house	Bergstrasse 23 (map)	Late 19th century	Apartment building in closed development; Wilhelminian style house with a character that defines the street scene. Canceled in 2014, canceled in 2017.
	Residential building	Bergstrasse 56 (map)	18th century	Residential house in closed development; characteristic eaves-standing building as an example of the older small-town development with a street-defining gable, of importance in terms of local development. Demolished in 2000.
	pavilion	Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 1 (map)	Around 1880	The only remaining building belonging to the former manufacturer's villa of the calico printing works; of extraordinary architectural quality. Termination after 2009.
	Tenement house	Dorotheenstrasse 1a (map)	Late 19th century	Tenement house in semi-open development; Testimony to residential development in the Wilhelminian style, of a street-defining effect. Deleted in 2014.
	Residential house in semi-open development	Hallesche Strasse 16b (map)	Late 19th century	Of architectural historical interest and largely original building fabric, of architectural historical interest. Deleted in 2014.	08973338
	Residential house in open development	Hügelstrasse 3 (map)	19th century	Buildings with an authentic appearance and an elevated location on a hill that characterizes the street scene, of importance in terms of local development. Partly demolished before 2012, deleted in 2014, ruins still available in 2019.	08973348
	Residential house in semi-open development	Hügelstrasse 4 (map)	Around 1850	Largely original building in a street image-defining location, of importance in terms of local development. Demolished in 2014.	08973734
	Administration building	Kranoldstrasse 25 (map)	Late 19th century	Administration building of a factory; Typical testimony to industrialization and the late Wilhelminian era in a prominent urban planning location and sophisticated architecture, of local significance. Demolished in 2006/2007.
	Beimler memorial	Mansberg 26 (map)	1963	Memorial for Hans Beimler ; in memory of the communist politician and anti-fascist Hans Beimler, part of the city museum's collection, of local historical importance. Deleted in 2002, whereabouts unknown.
	Residential building	Marienstraße 7 (map)	1st half of the 19th century, around 1850	Residential house in open development; Small-scale residential building, one of the last remaining farmhouses in typical half-timbered construction (upper floor half-timbered plastered) and original appearance, of importance in terms of local development. Demolished in 1997.
	Stadtgut (residential building)	Marienstraße 8 (map)	18th century and later	As part of the older settlement structure, the residential building of a former city estate was of local historical importance. Demolished in 1999.
	Residential house in open development	Mühlstrasse 5a (map)	Around 1905	Plastered building with a mansard roof, a largely original building from the 1st half of the 19th century, as a sales room for the former Bodemer textile factory, of local historical interest. Two-storey plastered building with a mansard roof and dormer windows, crowned by a curved cloverleaf gable, original central portal, windows only partially original (especially on the upper floor and in the gable), plastered structure as a strong frame with corner pilasters and jamb tape, side structure originally preserved with plastered mirrors, stylized tooth-cut frieze and sharpened reserves, original profiled eaves cornice, building located on a slight hill, access via a simple outside staircase. Demolished in 2018.	08973236
	Stadtbad Marienbad	Muldenstrasse (map)	Around 1928	The old town bath with its fittings and the high-quality and artistically valuable clinker brick facade was of local historical importance. Demolished in 1999.
	Residential building	Nordring 31 (map)	Late 19th century	Residential building in open development and enclosure; Villa-like residential building from the Wilhelminian era with an elaborate design, of architectural significance. Demolished in 1998.
	Rectory	Schloßberg 11, 12 (map)	1688	Rectory of Sankt Marien; historical and urban significance. Termination after 2009.
	villa	Wurzener Landstrasse 8 (map)	Around 1925	Prestigious villa with enclosure wall in a street-defining location. Deleted in 2014.
	Riebeck Brewery	Wurzener Platz 1–3, 5–7 (map)	Late 19th century	The former brewery building is now a commercial building. In a conspicuous design, it is in a location that defines the townscape and has a historical significance. Deleted in 2014.
	Row houses	Ziegelstrasse 4–8 (map)	Around 1915	Workers' houses designed as a closed development and characterizing the street scene, socio-historical significance as company apartments of the Eilenburg chemical plant. Demolished in 2009.

Former monument (Behlitz)

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Cottage	Kirchbogen 15 (map)	19th century	Characteristic clay construction with typical appearance, of architectural and socio-historical importance with scientific and documentary value. Demolished in 2003.

Former architectural monuments (Kospa)

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Farmhouse	Am Ring 7 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Farmhouse of a presumably former two-sided courtyard; of architectural significance. Demolished in 2003/2013.
	Residential building	Am Ring 9 (map)	Around 1890	Clinker brick facade, a building that characterizes the townscape in a central location, of architectural significance. Demolished in 2000.
	farm	Am Ring 10 (map)	19th century, around 1925	Farm with moving house, side building and barn; Due to the largely original building substance and characteristic structure of architectural significance. Deleted in 2001.
	Cottage	To the mill 2 (map)	Around 1910	Cottage with front garden; One-storey clinker brick building, typical and characteristic cottage property, of social historical importance. Deleted in 2001, demolished between 2013 and 2015.

Former monument (presses)

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	barn	Gartenstrasse 10 (map)	19th century	Clay barn in half-open development; scientifically and documentary of importance, architectural historical importance. Demolished in 2003/2013.

Former architectural monument (Wedelwitz)

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Road bridge	Kurt-Bennewitz-Strasse (map)	Around 1925	Road bridge over the Knatter (Wedelwitzer Graben); Stone bridge of technical historical importance. Deleted in 2002.

Former architectural monuments (Zschettgau)

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Farmhouse	In the farming village 4 (map)	Around 1910	Farmhouse of a three-sided farm; Structure-defining and locality-defining building in a central location with two linden trees in the front garden
	Moving house	Im Bauerndorf 18 (map)	19th century	Moving out house of a two-sided courtyard with courtyard gate and front garden; of original characteristics and historical significance; demolished between 2009 and 2013

Remarks

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Detailed memorial texts

1. ↑ Water tower of the Eilenburg celluloid factory:
   The water tower on the site of the former celluloid factory in Eilenburg was built in 1915/16 when the factory was enlarged due to the war-related increase in the production of gun cotton and the need for water for production purposes and as a fire extinguishing reserve increased. It was built by the renowned reinforced concrete construction company Dyckerhoff & Widmann according to a design by the Eilenburg architect Otto Lemke and was at the time one of the first and, with a height of 60 meters, also the largest towers made of reinforced concrete. On a circular floor plan (diameter 14 meters), a two-storey, richly windowed plinth zone initially forms the substructure of the tower, on which the shaft of eight reinforced concrete columns rises, the non-load-bearing wall fields of which are slightly set back and terminate below the cantilevered tank floor in segmental arches. The unadorned container storey is accentuated in the upper area by profiled cornices and closed off by a conical roof with a lantern. The remarkable technical equipment - two elevated tanks of the Intze type arranged one above the other (capacity 1000 cubic meters and 500 cubic meters) - as well as other, subsequently added water tanks were removed during the renovation in 2002/03. Only the basement tank (500 cubic meters) is still used as an extinguishing water reservoir. Inside, concrete stairs lead to below the former containers, then a narrow, cast-iron spiral staircase leads upwards. Today the tower is one of the last remains of the former celluloid factory and a landmark of the city of Eilenburg that can be seen from afar. It houses nesting aids for birds and serves as a telecommunications location.
2. ↑ Eilenburg station:
   • Entrance building: elongated station building with several staggered building parts in different eaves heights, red clinker construction with a flat hipped roof in the Swiss style, structure mainly with high segmented arched windows on the ground floor, cornice with German band, plastered eaves zone offset with yellow clinker cornice, small risalit (entrance area) with arched windows Upper floor and new canopy, large risalit with three high arched windows and a front balcony on the upper floor on strong consoles and small arched windows in the gable cornice, eastern, campanile-like tower with narrow, high arched windows in common rear position on the second floor, east of it porch with winter garden in half-timbered construction , original wooden ceiling inside
   • Platform roofing: with cast iron pillars and half-timbered construction
   • Bridgehead: to the west of the railway operations site as cyclops masonry in granite with sandstone corner blocks, the only pillar preserved as a closure
   • Dispatcher signal box Eilenburg West (Aw): high-quality clinker brick building, narrow three-storey main building with flat roof on a wide front ground floor building, bars sitting on steel girders, led over the tracks with narrow, all-round window front, framed by strongly offset artificial stone walls, original windows, main building with sharp-edged cut Arched windows on a flat, stepped sill, jamb with all-round zigzag frieze, side staircase with a rib-shaped stepped glare panel made of glazed clinker bricks, windows partly original, chimney construction later
   • Signal box Eilenburg Ost: two-storey yellow clinker brick building with front building, bay window and hipped roof (beaver tail covering) in the Swiss style, ground floor solid clinker brick, upper floor half-timbered with clinker brick infill, structure with red clinker bricks in the base, ribbons, German ribbon and sills, original door, partially new windows new wall surfaces and clogged windows
3. ↑ Kattun-Manufaktur Bodemer & Co .:
   The former Kattun-Manufaktur in Eilenburg on Mühlstrasse west of the historic city center is the oldest location for the textile industry that has been based there since 1803. In that year the merchant Johann Jacob Bodemer acquired the property at the foot of the Schlossberg, the so-called castle garden, and built a calico factory on it. Passed over to Prussia in 1815, the company with the company name "Bodemer & Co." was able to develop rapidly due to the protective tariff policy. Bodemer introduced mechanical looms, incorporated its own bleaching plant and a spinning mill. This allowed the entire production process from the raw cotton to the finished calico to run within the manufactory.
   In 1830 Bodemer's son-in-law, Carl Degenkolb, took over the Eilenburg company, under which it rose to become the leading manufacturer of calico in Prussia. After his death in 1861, the company passed to long-time comrades-in-arms Robert Schwerdtfeger and Hermann Thikötter, who converted it into a stock corporation in 1873 due to political influences and falling sales. Around 1910, the factory site covered approx. 50,000 square meters, which, with its large number of massive, lined up buildings, corresponded to the demands of a modern factory at the time.
   From the time the calico factory was established, the administrative building, an adjacent factory building, a horse stable, a pigeon house and the surrounding former factory garden with garden shed are still preserved on the area below the Schlossberg. The distinctive administration building, a three-storey plastered half-timbered building with an angular floor plan from around 1825, is closed off by a crooked hip roof with beaver tail covering. The facade is structured by pre-blinded wooden belt and sill cornices as well as a profiled, protruding eaves cornice. The window walls of the two upper floors are made of wood, on the second floor they also have a wooden roof. Inside there were rooms with wooden and cast iron columns. Connected to the north of the administration building is the factory building built around 1860, a three-story plastered brick building with segmented arched windows and cornices. The horse stable, a partly plastered red brick building with a flat gable roof from the 2nd half of the 19th century, has a curved two-story gable in the middle part, while the single-story side wings have a jamb. The facade is structured by pilaster strips, console cornices, segmental arched doors and windows. The two-storey pigeon house in clinker construction, which dates from the same period, has small segmented arched windows, a cornice and corner pilasters. The buildings are surrounded by a factory garden, which was designed as a regular system. Some old trees have been preserved from this garden, of which a mighty copper beech is particularly worth mentioning. A special feature is the pavilion-like garden house built around 1840 on an octagonal floor plan in the east of the garden. The building was flanked by a pair of ash trees, of which a tree and a stump are still preserved today. The plastered brick building shows an excellent architectural structure with corner pilasters and segmental arch walls with profiled plastering flanges and a wooden eaves. Inside, remains of the wooden paneling, colored wall frames and an original, Biedermeier ceiling painting have been preserved. Even if all the buildings mentioned are in a deplorable condition due to the long vacancy, they are the last, largely authentically preserved remains of the earliest textile manufacturing site in Eilenburg. For this reason, the buildings mentioned have a historical, industrial and local historical value. As an earlier factory garden, the garden with its summer house also has significance in terms of garden history.

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• Monument map of Saxony. Retrieved May 1, 2020 . 
• Geoportal of the district of North Saxony. Retrieved May 1, 2020 . 

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