List of cultural monuments in Erlau (Saxony)

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Erlau

image designation location Dating description ID
Erlau station; Riesa – Chemnitz railway line (station building, auxiliary building and former half-timbered goods shed)
More pictures 		Erlau station; Riesa – Chemnitz railway line (station building, auxiliary building and former half-timbered goods shed) At station 1; 7
(card) 		1890/91 Station buildings typical of the time with characteristic, originally preserved design, of importance in terms of railway history, building history and local history.
  • Plastered facade, plastering, two-storey and single-storey building connected to one another, round-arched windows, continuous cornices, mezzanine floor, saddle roof, side walls: round-arched shed, plastered construction, jamb, saddle roof, horizontal window roofing on the reception building
  • Goods shed north of the station building: half-timbered with jamb, but continuous stands, gable roof, end of the 19th century, some garages.
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Residential stable house, side building and barn of a four-sided courtyard At station 9
(map) 		re. 1876 Closed preserved farm with buildings typical of the landscape in good original condition with a simple residential stable house of importance for the history of the building and the townscape.

The Waldhufendorf Erlau has been preserved in the main features of the original local design and is still characterized by a few large farms. Vierseithof is located in the outskirts, the special effect of which results from its location on the railway line on the one hand and the village street that leads past the residential stable and outbuildings on the other. The view of the courtyard ensemble, which has been preserved closed, from the road that climbs within the curve and is led over the railway does not play an insignificant role. Of the buildings, the residential stable house facing the street, the barn, the outbuilding and the courtyard design with preserved paving attract historic preservation interest. The fourth building, which is also used for residential purposes, has not yet been listed as an individual monument in the list of cultural monuments of the Free State of Saxony due to the extensive changes - it is, however, an indispensable part of the closed courtyard ensemble and is subject to the provisions of environmental protection in the event of intended structural changes. The two-storey stable house has a massive ground floor, mainly consisting of quarry stone masonry. On the upper floor, the half-timbered construction was closed with clay pegs, both gables and the rear eaves side are slated above the first floor. The courtyard side is half-timbered. One of the original windows with three of the original glass panes has been preserved in one gable. Hilbersdorfer Porphyrtuff was used to frame the stable windows and the front door portal. The lintel indicates the owner of the building with the inscription "CA Schille" and the year of construction with "1876". Without further building research, it cannot be clarified to what extent older parts of the building may have been included in the new building. Inside, reference may be made to the flat, arched floor of the cellar as well as the large slate floor. Under the more recent roofing there is a single standing roof truss. The stable is provided with Prussian caps. The outbuilding is likely to have been built at the same time as the residential stable house, above the ground floor, which is made of quarry stone (door frame and stable window walls are made of porphyry tufa), there is a half-timbered construction, filled with clay, visible on the eaves. The gables are slated. The partition walls on the upper floor are also half-timbered constructions filled with clay. The windows on the upper floor are original (some with sliding windows). The barn, which was presumably built in the 17th century, is not only the oldest building in the four-sided courtyard, as a loam-filled post structure over a quarry stone base, but is also one of the oldest farm buildings in Erlau. Especially the beam construction with its foliage indicates the old age of the barn. A dendrochronological examination would be desirable for a more precise age assessment. The left part of the barn is a later extension. A barrel-vaulted cellar should also be mentioned. Attention should also be drawn to the paving that complements and characterizes the context of the homestead. In its cohesion and typical landscape shape, the complex is an impressive and vivid testimony to the rural way of building and living in Erlau. The scientific and documentary value of the farm is emphasized by the barn construction, which is one of the oldest buildings in both the village and the The surrounding area. The value of the individual courtyards is increased by the preservation of the village of Erlau in its old structure, in which the property makes a not insignificant contribution to the townscape due to its peripheral location. Four-sided courtyards, which are closed and largely preserved in the image of the 19th century, are becoming increasingly rare in the Mittweida district as well. The preservation of these complexes, which are important for the Saxon cultural landscape, is imperative. (LfD / 1998).

  • Barn: frame construction, half-timbered all clay infills, oldest parts with crossed foot and head struts, leafed wood connections, gable slightly protruding, also leafed head struts, boarded up, original roof, half-hipped roof, around 1800 2nd construction phase, changes to the framework, partial cellar , left part later, base of quarry stone masonry, should be examined dendrochronologically, possibly 17th century
  • Side building: Exodus house, at the same time as the stable house around 1800, half-timbered upper floor with clay infills, solid ground floor (quarry stone masonry), garage fittings, a porphyry tuff door portal, hipped roof, gable slated, original windows with sliding windows, between the hayloft and the exodus apartment, massive fire gable, obviously traditional construction
  • Residential stable house: very simple, half-timbered upper floor with clay infills, Prussian caps, corner struts, after 1800, saddle roof, cellar with flat vaults and slabs, solid ground floor (brick), porphyry door portal at the stable, front door portal labeled "18 CASchille 76", single standing chair, two Gable slated on top, rubble stone foundation, house important as part of the building ensemble, the other buildings in good original condition.
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Northern and southern side buildings and southwestern barn of a four-sided courtyard Erlbachtal 2
(map) 		around 1800 Farm buildings typical of the landscape of a closed preserved farm in good original condition with a defining impact on the townscape, of architectural and economic significance.
  • 1st side building: single-arched Kumthalle, passage, door on the upper floor, stable door with porphyry door portals, half-timbered upper floor with economical half-timbering, dovecote, sliding window, flat-pitched gable roof, early 19th century.
  • Barn: half-timbered, jamb, saddle roof, very good original condition, completely preserved
  • 2nd side building: street side, massive ground floor, garage installation, half-timbered upper floor, center pivot window, gable roof, clad gable, important due to the street view
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Southern side building of a four-sided courtyard Erlbachtal 7
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century Typical farm building of a farm with preserved half-timbering on the ground floor in good architectural quality and in good original condition with a defining effect on the townscape, of architectural significance.

Half-timbered completely preserved with the exception of one gable side, high-striving half-timbered, upper floor with small door, first floor sliding gate and wooden doors, gable roof, good architectural quality, good original condition, important for the townscape, one of the few buildings with preserved half-timbered on the ground floor, beautiful original sliding windows on the upper floor, Dovecote, clad gable triangle, attached to the later barn.

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Northern residential stable house and eastern side building with migrant apartment and Kumthalle of a farm Erlbachtal 11
(map) 		re. 1842 (stable house) Typical landscape buildings of a farm in good original condition with a defining impact on the townscape, of architectural and socio-historical importance.
  • Side building: single-arched Kumthalle, there garage today, half-timbered upper floor, door on the upper floor, slated, gable roof, good original condition of both houses, important for the townscape and building ensemble
  • Residential stable house: gable slated, windows that are too large on the ground floor.
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Eastern migrant house with attached archway and southern side building of a four-sided courtyard Erlbachtal 37
(map) 		around 1800 Farm with high-quality farm buildings typical of the landscape in good original condition, of importance in terms of building history and character of the town.
  • Excursion house: half-timbered upper floor, door on the upper floor, garage fittings on the first floor, preserved door portal, porphyry window frames, first floor preserved original, high, beautiful hipped roof
  • Side building: gable, two-arched Kumthalle, horse stable, massive ground floor, half-timbered upper floor with two doors, gable roof, hay elevator, both in very good original condition, archway with arch and keystone
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South side building and eastern barn of a four-sided courtyard Erlbachtal 44
(map) 		around 1700 Farm buildings typical of the landscape in good original condition, the barn with a very old half-timbered construction, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the town.
  • Barn: around 1700, part of the barn was massively replaced, both gable triangles timber-framed, hay elevator, saddle roof, crossed, leafed struts, leafed headbands, very old timber-framed construction rarely found, this results in monumental value
  • Side building: Solid ground floor, arched arched portals with keystone, one marked JKO 1802, partially preserved, two-winged baroque front door, three arched arched portals, sliding gate, also with porphyry walls with keystone at the passage, probably with extension, half-timbered upper floor with K-strut, dovecote, gable roof, very good original condition
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Residential stable house, side building and barn of a former four-sided courtyard Mittweidaer Strasse 25
(map) 		around 1700 Typical landscape, partly very old buildings of a farm with very good original condition and good architectural design, of importance in terms of building history and house history. Due to the dominant location and the appearance described, the courtyard unmistakably characterizes the townscape

Well-preserved former four-sided courtyard with very old buildings. All the buildings are likely to have been built in the 18th century, with the stable house and the side building probably being built around 1700.

  • Residential stable house: Solid ground floor, half-timbered upper storey, head struts and headbands flattened, door frames and window frames changed, protruding roof, significant due to the very good original condition, especially of the half-timbered upper storey from around 1700
  • Side building: lengthened on the gable side by half-timbering, there door on the upper floor, older part of the half-timbering with a row of bars, leaf struts, one door on the upper floor, massive ground floor, steep pitched roof, around 1800
  • Barn: half-timbered building, high hipped roof, arched door portal to the basement, massive there, remarkable a small original window from the 18th century.

The farm impresses with its valuable and well-preserved inventory of rural residential and farm buildings from the 18th century and thus becomes a contemporary witness of rural building trade, from which the historical significance of the buildings is derived

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Residential stable house in a four-sided courtyard Rochlitzer Strasse 27
(map) 		1621 very old farmhouse typical of the landscape with St. Andrew's crosses, which are rarely found in the village, in very good original condition, of historical and architectural importance.

"1621 BH" is inscribed on the keystone, the presumable construction time of this historically significant residential stable. Refurbished before 2011 in accordance with listed buildings. Solid ground floor, half-timbered upper floor with leafed headbands and curved St. Andrew's crosses, cantilevered and bevelled threshold, gable triangle and upper floor of the gable each cantilevered, high saddle roof. Also tree of life motifs in the framework. At the time of the new monument registration in 1994, the half-timbering on the opposite side of the eaves was plastered and presumably changed. As one of the oldest residential stable houses in the village and especially due to the authenticity of the half-timbered structure, the building is of great importance in the history of the house.

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Residential stable house, side building, exodus house and barn of a four-sided courtyard with the remaining courtyard paving Rochlitzer Strasse 37; 38
(card) 		1st half of the 19th century Closed, preserved farm in half-timbered construction in good original condition, of importance in terms of building history and character of the town.
  • Exodus house: partly with economic section, massive ground floor, half-timbered upper floor, door portals with horizontal beams, half-hip roof, after 1800
  • Residential house: Ground floor massive and changed, stable door preserved, upstairs door, half-timbered upper floor with regular, low-strut half-timbering, half-hipped roof, around 1800, gable slated, windows on the gable that are too large,
  • Side building: single-arched Kumthalle, originally presumably Horse stable, large gate, half-timbered upper floor, hayloft, hipped roof
  • Barn: attached to the side building, half-timbered drama, ground floor presumably. massive, two-winged gate, half-hip roof
  • Remnants of the courtyard paving, barn high entrance, two fence posts, crowned with vases, have been preserved.
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Rectory with residential house and side building
 Rectory with residential house and side building Rochlitzer Strasse 42
(map) 		around 1680 Very old residential and farm buildings typical of the landscape, the residential house with St. Andrew's crosses, in very good original condition with great significance for the townscape, of importance in terms of building history, house history and local history.
  • Burned down barn
  • Rectory: around 1680, half-timbered upper floor with curved St. Andrew's crosses and nasal fire braces, protruding threshold, solid ground floor with porphyry window and door walls, door portal segment arch with keystone, marked 1764, very good original condition, upper floor clad with artificial slate, upper floor slightly protruding, high, steep hipped roof, nicely proportioned
  • Side building: leafed headbands, gable roof, massive ground floor, threshold chamfered and protruding, double-arranged ship valley, around 1700.
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Consolidation of the village church and cemetery in Erlau with the following individual monuments: Church with furnishings and a memorial for the fallen soldiers of the First World War on the church wall (see obj. 09236299) as well as the cemetery (with four solitary trees, a small avenue and a memorial tree - garden monuments) and fencing as a whole
More pictures 		Consolidation of the village church and cemetery in Erlau with the following individual monuments: Church with furnishings and a memorial for the fallen soldiers of the First World War on the church wall (see obj. 09236299) as well as the cemetery (with four solitary trees, a small avenue and a memorial tree - garden monuments) and fencing as a whole Rochlitzer Strasse 43
(map) 		1531-1928 of local importance.
  • Enclosure: Enclosure wall made of quarry stone masonry overgrown with ivy, eastern enclosure wall made of brick masonry, south gate with two new gate wings and south gate with a new door wing made of metal construction.
  • Access: from the south access road with concrete pavement to the south gate, route from the south gate to the church, route from the west entrance of the rectory to the church.
  • Trees: solitary trees in the south area (four spherical robines, a weeping ash), a small avenue of six birch trees on the way from the south gate to the church, in the north-west corner Jubilee tree (a Luther linden tree on the occasion of the 400th day of Dr. Martin Luther's baptism on November 1st Planted in 1883), solitary tree (pedunculate oak) in the northeast corner, three rows of graves with hedges (privet) parallel to the western enclosure wall, solitary tree (hornbeam) on the northern border.
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Individual features of the entirety of the village church and churchyard in Erlau: Church with furnishings and a memorial for those who died in the First World War on the church wall (see also collective document obj. 09301998) Rochlitzer Strasse 43
(map) 		around 1541 Hall church, plastered building with plinth, window and door frames and buttresses made of Rochlitz porphyry tufa, of architectural and local importance.
  • Church: single-nave, flat-roofed building, retracted choir, buttresses, tracery windows, polygonal, slender roof turret with pyramid roof, good stone carving and unusually long-lasting late Gothic forms with only a few Renaissance elements, equipment: carved altar around 1500, four-winged, a transformation with 15 figures, 2nd and 3rd 3rd change painted, Upper Rhine influence, predella painting, goblet silver gilded, rich engraving, six-leaf base, 1500, 2nd goblet silver, gilded, driving work on the Nodus, 1500, choir ending with three sides of the octagon, surrounding cornice, north with sacristy annex , Corner ashlar plastered, porphyry, inside two-storey galleries, organ gallery, pulpit at the choir, in the sacristy net vaults, old oak vaulted vault, around 1500, patronage box on the choir in the east, a gallery on the north side, tracery windows with leaded glass windows from the 19th century .,
  • First World War memorial: on the south facade of the church in porphyry, metal plaque with the inscription: “Den Helden der / Gemeinde Erlau”, in front of it a porphyry flower planter and a flower bed bordered with porphyry edges, on this new plaque for those who died in the Second World War (1990/1994 , no monument).
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Eastern former residential stable of a four-sided courtyard, later house for migrants Rochlitzer Strasse 46
(map) 		around 1800 Typical landscape farmhouse in good original condition with partially preserved half-timbering on the ground floor, important for the townscape, of architectural significance.

Impressive stable house from the early 19th or late 18th century with a massive ground floor and half-timbered upper floor, partially slated. Even in the area of ​​the living room, the original half-timbering was preserved. Instead of a block room, the Rochlitz nursing home also features half-timbered structures in the living room area on the ground floor. Garage installations were made on the ground floor, but these did not result in any serious structural changes. The house is closed by a very steep gable roof. Inside there is a simple wooden ceiling in the living room. Due to the location next to the church and the authenticity of the building, it has a significant impact on the townscape. At the same time, it impressively depicts the rural building trade and the living conditions at the time it was built, which makes the building significant in terms of building and social history

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Southern stable house (former Bleiche) and western barn of a four-sided courtyard Rochlitzer Strasse 56
(map) 		probably 1813 Typical landscape, well designed farmhouse in good original condition, remarkable barn in half-timbered construction, of importance in terms of architectural history and the appearance of the town.

Residential stable house probably built in 1813, date on a fence post. The construction of the house also suggests this. The ground floor is massive and has window openings that are too large. The door portal was provided with horizontal beams. The half-timbering on the upper floor is structured regularly, one gable is massive. The framework has partly short tapped foot and head struts. The stable house is completed by a mansard roof with half a fore. Both in the design of the roof and the design of the gable and the framework, this building deviates from the construction method customary around 1800. It is possible that these special features point to structural changes around 1900 that gave the building a unique, architecturally sophisticated design. The barn standing at an angle to the stable house has a half-timbered structure with struts, original gate and window openings and a high hip roof covered with pans. Cubature, design and the dominant location of the two buildings shape the townscape. The authentic design and, at the same time, special training establish a significance in terms of building history.

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Saxon postal mile pillars (totality): Post mile pillar
More pictures 		Saxon postal mile pillars (totality): Post mile pillar Rochlitzer Strasse 57 (in front)
(map) 		re. 1722, copy Copy of a full-mile column, important in terms of traffic history.

Copy of a full-mile column (remnant piece of Rochlitz porphyry, new base), row number 4, originally set up on the old post road Rochlitz – Mittweida in the Gepülziger forest. The Rochlitzer Porphyrtuff column shows the year 1722 and the post horn mark on both sides. On the left side is the inscription "Mittweyda 1 St. 1/2" and on the right side the inscription "Rochlitz 2 St. 1/2" is carved. The pillar was used for purposes other than intended in 1908, rediscovered in 1959 and re-erected in 1979 at a new location with a new base. A replica of the pillar is on the fire station. In 1722, the Electorate of Saxony began to erect the Saxon post-mile pillars. Elector Friedrich August I wanted to build a modern traffic and transport control system in the electorate in order to promote trade and economy. He entrusted Magister Adam Friedrich Zürner (1679 - 1742) with the implementation. The system of post mile pillars comprised distance pillars, quarter milestones, half and full mile pillars. The distance columns should be set up in the cities in front of the city gates, later only on the marketplaces. Quarter milestones, half and full mile pillars were set up along the Poststrasse. They received a consecutive numbering (row number), starting from the beginning of the measurement. The all-mile columns were set up outside the cities on the post roads at a distance of 1 mile (= 9.062 km). The distance pillars were marked with the monogram "AR" for "Augustus Rex", the Electoral Saxon and Polish-Lithuanian double coat of arms and the Polish royal crown. The full mile, half mile columns and quarter milestones were all similarly labeled, none of them had a coat of arms, but the monogram "AR". The distances were given in hours (1 hour = ½ post mile = 4.531 km). This mile system was the first European traffic management system. The pillar considered here is of great importance in the history of traffic as part of the nationally significant postal system

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Northern building of an old brewery, now a residential building Rochlitzer Strasse 59
(map) 		around 1800 representative building with sundial and star vault, of architectural and local significance.

Solid, two-storey, partly extensions with brick masonry, these not a monument, star vault on the ground floor, mansard roof with ridge turret with helmet roof, polygonal floor plan, old sundial, around 1800, spruce, painted.

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Cottage property with house and stable building Rochlitzer Strasse 62
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century Typical rural cottage property in very good original condition with a defining effect on the townscape, of architectural and social significance.

The house could have been built around 1800. A different design of the half-timbered construction on the upper floor indicates structural changes that cannot be clearly dated. The ground floor of the house was structurally simplified, although some window frames from around 1800 made of Rochlitz porphyry tufa have been preserved. This building is completed by a steep gable roof. The property includes a stable building with quarry stone ground floor and a half-timbered upper floor with leafed head braces and one transom. This building, which was built around 1700, is also closed off by a steep gable roof. Due to the authentic existing structure, both buildings acquire architectural significance.

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Old Forge
 Old Forge Rochlitzer Strasse 94 around 1800 Half-timbered house typical of the landscape with attached workshop in excellent original condition with a significant impact on the townscape, half-timbered house also preserved on the ground floor, historically important in terms of construction and local history.
  • Residential house: Half-timbered structure also preserved on the ground floor, around 1800, partially massively replaced on the rear eaves side on the ground floor, beautiful hipped roof, window structure preserved
  • Workshop: partly half-timbered, partly solid, three-winged wooden gate with skylight, 2nd half of the 19th century, saddle roof, slated gable, porphyry window frames with a fold on the house, railing, small heist, original paving, one gable slated on the house, two-winged front door with skylight, original doors inside, workshop equipment lost.
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Southern side building of a former four-sided courtyard Rochlitzer Strasse 101
(map) 		Mid 19th century Typical landscape side building of a farm in good original condition with preserved half-timbered construction on the ground floor, of architectural and socio-historical importance.

Half-timbered structure on the ground floor preserved, gate passage, hay elevator, saddle roof, door on the upper floor, presumably escapist apartment, there porphyry door and window walls, two-winged front door with skylight.

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Northern residential stable of a former four-sided courtyard Rochlitzer Strasse 101a
(map) 		around 1800 typical landscape building of a farm in good original condition with a significant impact on the townscape, of architectural significance.
  • Stable house: before 1800, high-quality half-timbered upper floor, solid ground floor, door portal, there marked 1844, porphyry window and door walls, dating possibly when the door was lowered, hay elevator, saddle roof with slate covering
  • Side building: half-timbered partly preserved on the ground floor, upper floor with doors, partly strong threshold, gable roof, both in good original condition, important for the townscape
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Residential stable house and two side buildings of a four-sided courtyard Rochlitzer Strasse 104
(map) 		re. 1797 Traditional farm with residential and farm buildings in half-timbered construction of architectural and socio-historical value.
  • Residential stable house: Half-timbered upper floor, very good original condition of the framework, strong threshold and filler wood, solid ground floor, windows that are too large, stable door divided in two, garage installation, clad gable, saddle roof
  • Side building: half-timbered upper floor u. Door, hay elevator, gable roof, massive ground floor, stable, simple building
  • Second side building: on the field side, originally presumably moving house, half-timbered upper floor with plenty of striving, passage, two arched portals, one marked 1797, porphyry, saddle roof, wooden front door, originally an oven
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Southern side building and archway of a four-sided courtyard Rochlitzer Strasse 116
(map) 		around 1800 beautifully designed farm building typical of the landscape in good original condition, of architectural significance.
  • Archway with arched arch, porphyry, dated 1821
  • Side building: field side, single-arched Kumthalle, porphyry walls, exodus apartment, half-timbered upper floor with corner struts, crooked hip roof
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Totality of Royal Saxon triangulation (European degree measurement in the Kingdom of Saxony); Station 99 Erlau: triangulation column
More pictures 		Totality of Royal Saxon triangulation (European degree measurement in the Kingdom of Saxony); Station 99 Erlau: triangulation column Steinberg
(map) 		re. 1869 (triangulation column) Second order station, significant testimony to geodesy of the 19th century, of significance in terms of surveying history.

Surveying stone made of Niederbobritz granite, without cover plate, rectangular block with the inscription: “Station / Erlau / der / Kön: Sächs: /der/Triangulirung/1869./D”. When the station was set up near a single pine tree on the Steinberg hill, there was still no quarry. The property was owned by a widow from Erlau, who bought a small area for the construction of the station. A quarry is only shown in the Mes table sheet published in 1913. In this granulite rock was extracted as a building material. The survey point had to be dismantled because of the expansion of the quarry. The entry pillar i. Moved in 1935 and the approximate new coordinates recorded show a new location only about 16 m away. The column still stands there today. It appears very low, and has probably been founded more deeply at the new location. The granite, which was once very black weathered, has been cleaned and the column restored in recent years. However, the cover protecting the measurement marks in the head of the column has been lost. After the quarry work was finished, a beautiful biotope has formed at the highest point in Erlau. The quarry is surrounded by deciduous trees and bushes. As a further landmark, a “shire oak” is already drawn in on the first sheet of the measuring table. In the period from 1862 to 1890, a land survey was carried out in the Kingdom of Saxony, in which two triangular networks were formed. On the one hand, there is the network for grade measurement in the Kingdom of Saxony (network I. class / order) with 36 points and the royal Saxon triangulation (network II. Class / order) with 122 points. This national survey was led by Prof. Christian August Nagel, according to which the triangulation columns are also referred to as "Nagelsche columns". This surveying system was one of the most modern layer networks in Germany. The surveying columns set for this purpose remained almost entirely in their original locations. They are an impressive testimony to the history of land surveying in Germany and in Saxony. The system of surveying columns of both orders is in its entirety a cultural monument of supraregional importance.

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Residential stable house (No. 6) and barn (No. 6a) of a four-sided courtyard Wiesenweg 6; 6a
(card) 		1666 Both buildings in half-timbered construction, residential stable house with probably the oldest half-timbered construction in the village, of architectural and house-historical importance.
  • Residential stable house: solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, windows near the eaves, saddle roof, gable triangle protruding on the southern gable side, courtyard side with disfiguring thermal insulation
  • Barn: two-story towards the courtyard, first floor half-timbered with leafed struts, upper floor half-timbered boarded up (protruding on the courtyard side, possibly afterwards), gable roof, single-storey rear with pulled-down roof
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Beerwalde

image designation location Dating description ID
South-west residential stable and north-east barn of a four-sided courtyard Alte Dorfstrasse 3
(map) 		before 1800 Both buildings in half-timbered construction, of architectural and economic importance.
  • Residential stable house, steep gable roof with old German roofing, clad half-timbering on the upper floor, original windows on the upper floor, original window frames and door portals preserved on the ground floor, gable slated, extension facing the eaves
  • Barn: half-timbered with clay staking, boarded up, flat saddle roof, no original covering, clad gable, a threshing floor, two bans (in good original condition) half-timbered
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Residential stable house, two side buildings and a barn of a four-sided courtyard and three wooden gates Alte Dorfstrasse 19
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Impressive and closed courtyard complex with architectural, economic and local significance.
  • Residential stable house, half-hipped roof with pike, plastered half-timbering on the upper floor, solid ground floor, porphyry cladding on windows and doors partially preserved, clad gable on the upper floor, with hay elevator, extended gable side
  • Side building: Auszüglerhaus, on the ground floor three-bay Kumthalle with porphyry columns, windows and doors with porphyry walls, half-timbering on the upper floor plastered, cross-frame windows, crooked hip with old German slate covering, roof pike, gable covered with slate (good original condition)
  • Second side building: half-timbered construction on the upper floor, massive ground floor, gable slated with a hay elevator, crooked hip with old German cover, change of the facade by installing a gate
  • Barn: two-storey, half-timbered, slated gable, crooked hip, old German roofing with pike, change of the facade through built-in gates
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Western stable house in a four-sided courtyard Am Berg 1
(map) 		around 1720 Upper floor half-timbered, in appearance largely authentic half-timbered building with old age, of importance in terms of building history and house history.

On the upper floor richly braced half-timbering with K-struts, filler wood between the frame and threshold, wall on the ground floor with rammed earth, garage installation disruptive, gable and eaves side slated towards the field, windows and doors in the original no longer exist, gable hatch and eaves hatch with sack or hay lift , steep gable roof with old German cover.

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Old church school (former church school (now residential building)) Am Berg 13
(map) 		around 1800 Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural and local significance, in connection with the church in the immediate vicinity, characterizing the locality.

Facade street side changed, upper floor slated on eaves side, half-timbered clad, back plastered, clad, ground floor massive, windows and doors in the original no longer exist, gable street side clad, gable back slated, gable roof only on the back old German cover.

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Individual features of the whole village church and churchyard Beerwalde: Church, eight tombs (one of which is a memorial stone) and grave complex of the Niethammer family (see also group 09300211)
More pictures 		Individual features of the whole village church and churchyard Beerwalde: Church, eight tombs (one of which is a memorial stone) and grave complex of the Niethammer family (see also group 09300211) Obere Dorfstrasse
(map) 		1738-1739 Baroque hall church, quarry stone building with west tower with a pointed hood, of architectural and local significance.
  • Church: simple, flat-roofed, rectangular building with three-sided east end, quarry stone masonry, saddle roof with old German roofing, two additions: sacristy and patronage box in the choir area, west tower with a pointed high dome, church surrounded by the churchyard, the church was built on the basis of a foundation by patron saint Friedrich Moritz built by Milkau on Kriebstein, the previous building was demolished, patron's lodge opposite the sacristy (transferred from Gröbern near Leipzig in 1970, as the church of Gröbern was cleared for lignite mining), three-sided gallery, organ gallery, pulpit altar, wooden structure with pilasters from the time of construction, epitaphs and grave slabs ( 16th – 18th century), wooden crucifix, origin Dresden, exchanged for three alabaster reliefs with various motifs, baptismal angels made of wood (1759?), Baptismal font (1740) and lectern.
  • Churchyard:
    • Grave of the Niethammer family (paper manufacturers), grave in the south area of ​​the churchyard: larger rectangular grave with an enclosure wall made of quarry stone, two terraces, an axial path, two stairs, two lawn mirrors and two groups of conifers on the upper terrace, as well as a memorial plaque made of porphyry the inscription: “I AM SHAPE MYSELF / OF THE EVANGELII OF CHRIST / NOT, BECAUSE IT IS ONE / POWER OF GOD THAT BLESSED / MAKES ALL WHO BELIEVE IN IT. / ROEMER I. XVI. ”And graves
    • Memorial stone family Hofrat Paul Riecke: (died and buried in Stuttgart in 1925) Porphyry with coat of arms and inscribed plaque
    • Justine Lüderitz's tomb (1830) Cast iron obelisk with cast iron urn, porphyry base
    • Tomb Fam. Christinna (1794), stump of column with tablet on pedestal
    • Cast cross for Johanna ... Niethammer: (19th century)
    • Gravestone Amalie Theresie Wehner: (1847–1918)
    • Gravestone Heinrich Julius Wehner: (1843–1919), landowner in Beerwalde
    • Curt Mey gravestone: (1840–1873), pastor
    • Gravestone unknown: inscription no longer legible (probably Wehner).
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The whole of the village church and cemetery in Beerwalde, with the following individual monuments: Church, eight tombs (one of which is a memorial stone) and grave of the Niethammer family (see individual monument 09237007), as well as the cemetery and the enclosure wall as a whole
 The whole of the village church and cemetery in Beerwalde, with the following individual monuments: Church, eight tombs (one of which is a memorial stone) and grave of the Niethammer family (see individual monument 09237007), as well as the cemetery and the enclosure wall as a whole Obere Dorfstrasse
(map) 		18th century Significant in terms of building history, local history and the appearance of the town.
  • Cemetery and enclosure: in the east and south renovated enclosure wall made of quarry stone masonry with concrete tile cover, in the west the enclosure wall of the rectory, at the SW corner a gate with two

Wooden lattice wings and gate with a wooden lattice wing

  • Trees: Solitary tree (American red oak) on the SW corner outside the churchyard, a row of trees (tree of life) in the SW area of ​​the churchyard, one solitary tree each (two horse chestnuts) in the NW and NE outside the churchyard.
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Memorial to the fallen of the First and Second World War with associated green area (monument complex) Obere Dorfstrasse
(map) 		after 1918 of local historical importance.

The location of the monument borders on the site of the former moated castle and is located in the Beerwalde district, east of the churchyard. Green area: trees (2 spherical robinien, 4 linden trees and rhododendrons), routing.

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Residential stable house and side building of a two-sided courtyard Obere Dorfstrasse 4
(map) 		around 1800 both buildings in half-timbered construction, of architectural and socio-historical importance.
  • Residential stable house with attached barn, pitched roof with low pitch, no original roofing, courtyard side: half-timbered on the upper floor, solid ground floor, street side: upper floor slated, gable plastered or clad, recent addition
  • Side building: courtyard side: half-timbered with loam staking on the upper floor, half-timbered on the ground floor plastered, back: half-timbered on the upper floor, half-timbered on the first floor incomplete, steep gable roof, no original cover (good original condition)
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Western stable house, southern side building and northern barn of a four-sided courtyard Obere Dorfstrasse 15
(map) 		before 1800 Half-timbered courtyard complex, of architectural, social and economic importance.
  • Residential stable house (before 1800): saddle roof with sack elevator no longer originally covered, half-timbering on the upper floor with clay pegs, ground floor solid with original window walls, gable clad with slate, half-timbered on the back
  • Side building (1811): saddle roof without original cover, half-timbered upper floor, solid ground floor, porphyry windows and door jambs with painted facings, partly original windows, double-winged door, arched portal with keystone, gable mostly slated, with later extension,
  • Barn (before 1800): with knee-high and gable roof, without original cover, half-timbered on the front of the courtyard, two wooden gates over the entire front, sliding windows in the knee, boarded-up back, slated gable
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Western stable house, northern side building and eastern barn of a four-sided courtyard Obere Dorfstrasse 21
(map) 		before 1800 Courtyard complex that characterizes the street scene and is significant in terms of architectural and economic history.
  • Residential stable house: saddle roof old German cover, solid ground floor, upper floor high-striving half-timbering, street-side gable half-timbered in the ridge, eaves side courtyard extended by an extension, rear eaves side with a younger extension
  • Side building: Solid upper floor, ground floor single-bay Kumthalle, original division of portal and windows available, upper floor was renewed after a fire in 1946
  • Barn: courtyard side half-timbered on the upper floor, solid ground floor, roof not original covering, two gates, boarded gable street side, rear gable clad, rear eaves side boarded up with two wooden gates
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Parsonage (parsonage and side building of a parsonage) Obere Dorfstrasse 23; 25
(card) 		Renewed in 1896 distinctive half-timbered buildings that characterize the locality and are of great importance in terms of architectural and local history.

House from 1723 was renewed in 1896, the side building built around 1800, the barn removed in 1882,

  • Residential house with a very steep gable roof, without original cover, plastered half-timbering on the upper floor, ground floor solid quarry stone masonry, porphyry walls on windows and doors, boarded up back and gable, boarded gable side, ground floor solid quarry stone
  • Side building: steep saddle roof, old German roofing, on the upper floor of the courtyard side half-timbered, back boarded up, ground floor solid quarry stone, windows and portals made of light sandstone, gable clad
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Cottage Rosental 2
(map) 		around 1800 Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural and socio-historical importance.

Ground floor solid, eaves side timber framing boarded up, one gable side timber framing boarded up, gable facing the street solid, doors and windows no longer exist in the original, saddle roof changed to a tailcoat roof due to eaves extension, no original roof covering.

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Crosses

image designation location Dating description ID
Former reapers barracks Niedercrossen 3
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century Seldom found building type in very good original condition with great importance for the townscape.

Residential building: arched portal, solid ground floor, porphyry window frames, half-timbered upper floor, steep hip-hipped mansard roof, standing directly on the street, dominant building, only one garage installation

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Teupelmühle (cutting and grinding mill with residential stable and complete grinding mill equipment, side building with mountain cellar and barn, mill ditch and mill canal with all hydraulic structures) Niedercrossen 10
(map) 		around 1750 Originally preserved mill complex with a significant impact on the townscape.
  • Side building: 1871, basement on the ground floor, massive, half-timbered upper floor with hayloft, gable roof, with mountain cellar from 1737
  • Residential stable house: complete mill equipment, grinding mill, half-timbered upper floor, solid ground floor, windows that are too large, hipped roof, around 1750, originally also cutting mill
  • Barn: half-timbered, saddle roof, around 1800, cutting mill building attached to residential building without equipment.
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Southern and western barn, eastern side building and paving of a four-sided courtyard Niedercrossen 13
(map) 		around 1800 Typical farm buildings of a farm in good original condition, of architectural and economic importance.
  • Barn: on the field side, large gate, half-timbering completely preserved, jamb, gable roof, around 1800
  • 2nd barn: half-timbered structure, gable roof, around 1800
  • Side building: half-timbered upper floor plastered, with sliding windows, ground floor massive, gable-side small extension with pent roof, porphyry walls, garage installation, gable roof, good original condition
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Stable house of a farm Niedercrossen 23
(map) 		Early 19th century typical rural farmhouse in good original condition, of architectural significance.

Half-timbered upper floor, massive ground floor, corner struts on half-timbered, door portal and window frames preserved, complete facade structure original, crooked hip roof, very good original condition.

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Western stable house, southern side building and barn of a farm Niedercrossen 34
(map) 		probably 1787 Typical landscape farm with originally preserved buildings, significant for the townscape, structural and economic importance.
  • Residential stable house: half-timbered upper floor, slated gable, hipped roof, solid ground floor with kitchen extension on the courtyard side, can be dismantled
  • Side building: half-timbered upper floor, solid ground floor, probably 1787, house probably same construction period, saddle roof, gable slated
  • Barn: timber-framed boarded, gable roof, on the residential building, arched portal with keystone, one side timber-framed boarded
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Cottage Niedercrossen 35
(map) 		after 1800 Typical rural house in good original condition with a defining effect on the townscape, of importance in terms of building history.

Half-timbered upper floor, corner struts, solid ground floor, original window and door walls, gable-side extension with pent roof.

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Northern and southern side buildings and eastern barn of a farm Niedercrossen 38
(map) 		around 1800 Farm buildings typical of the landscape, including the preserved Kumthalle, in good original condition, of architectural and economic importance.
  • Side building: originally horse stable, probably, single-arched Kumthalle, hay elevator, saddle roof with a crest, door in the half-timbered upper floor, a massive gable, sly
  • Barn: half-timbered, almost completely preserved, gable roof, very large building
  • Second side building: half-timbered upper floor with door, around 1800, solid ground floor, clad gable, with door, hipped roof, around 1800
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Northern stable house (no. 40) and eastern side building (no. 41) of a four-sided courtyard Niedercrossen 40; 41
(card) 		2nd half of the 18th century typical landscape building of a farm in good original condition, including a preserved Kumthalle, of architectural and socio-historical importance.
  • Side building: standing at right angles to the street, independent from the gable, half-timbered upper floor, on the door frame 1886, possibly also older, single-arched Kumthalle, horse stable on the ground floor, half-timbered upper floor with door, clad, gable roof, good original condition, windows partially renewed
  • Residential stable house: Half-timbered upper storey, solid ground floor, cantilevered upper storey, steep pitched roof, good original condition, important for the townscape, 2nd half of the 18th century, full-timbered framework, plastered gable, eaves-side extension
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Side building of an inn Niedercrossen 43
(map) 		re. 1739 Standing at the gable facing the church, part of the building of the Gasthof Crossen, part of the house with the original half-timbered upper floor of great importance for the townscape, of architectural significance.

Significant for the townscape due to its proximity to the church, dated on the old keystone, the masonry on the ground floor, massive ground floor, windows that were too large, extensions changed, not worth a monument, half-timbered upper floor originally preserved.

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Village church and churchyard Crossen (church with furnishings, churchyard with enclosure wall and memorial for those who died in the First World War) Niedercrossen 44
(map) 		novel. In the core Romanesque hall church, plastered quarry stone building with west tower over a square floor plan, of architectural, art-historical and local significance.

Church retracted choir, saddle roof, Romanesque core, west tower around 1500, flat-roofed choir, single-nave church, square west tower with coupled pointed arched windows, roof turret around 1500, baroque pulpit with rough rustic paintings.

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Niedercrossen School (Former School) Niedercrossen 45
(map) 		before 1900 Purpose-built building typical of the time with significance in terms of local history and the appearance of the town.

Expanded around 1900, two-storey, central entrance, today municipal administration.

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Two mountain cellar houses Niedercrossen 46
(map) 		around 1800 only examples of this type of house in the area, of architectural and socio-historical importance.
  • 1st house: With a gable roof, built on a slope, very rare, poor state of construction
  • 2nd house: clay stones, gable roof, building partially destroyed, cellar preserved, originally part of the rectory.
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Western stable house, two side buildings and eastern barn of a four-sided courtyard Obercrossen 20
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Buildings of a farm typical of the landscape and of the time in good original condition, significant in terms of building history and character of the town.
  • Stable house: half-timbered upper floor, massive ground floor, few struts, simple half-timbered structure, gable roof, hay elevator, door portals preserved
  • Barn: half-timbering, jamb, gable roof, massive gable with ventilation slots, gray plaster and smooth plaster
  • Side building: solid, two-storey, gray plaster, essentially the original facade structure of all buildings up to the plaster structure preserved, the side building on the street side is particularly beautiful
  • 2nd side building: on the field side, half-timbered with jamb, high, massive ground floor, slight structural changes, this building to complete the building ensemble, significant among other things as a closed courtyard
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Western stable house, two side buildings and eastern barn of a four-sided courtyard Obercrossen 36
(map) 		around 1800 Closed preserved farm in excellent original condition, of architectural and economic importance, just as important for the townscape.
  • Residential stable house: half-timbered upper floor plastered and clad, saddle roof, solid ground floor with preserved door portal and window walls with a cove, good original condition, gray plaster around 1930, smooth plaster on corners and as cornice, clad gable, window division preserved
  • Side building: on the field side, half-timbered upper floor plastered with door, solid ground floor, three-arched Kumthalle, pillars, passage, same plastering as the residential building, saddle roof
  • Barn: half-timbering, jamb, original doors and cellar entrance, hipped roof, a massive gable
  • Side building: street side, solid ground floor, half-timbered upper floor plastered, clad on the gable, gable roof, landscaped u. Typical of the time, careful handling of the construction phase from the 1930s, beautiful plaster, emphasizes the structure of the building.
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Residential stable house, side building and barn of a four-sided courtyard Obercrossen 45
(map) 		before 1800 Typical landscape, closed preserved farm in good original condition, of architectural and economic importance.
  • Barn: 18th century, saddle roof, very good original condition, small sliding window, large wooden gate, one storey,
  • Residential house: half-timbered upper floor plastered, half-timbered structure completely preserved, ground floor massive and. changed, gable roof, important as part of the farm
  • Side building: solid ground floor, half-timbered upper floor, cantilevered saddle roof, before 1800, door on upper floor, arched portal preserved
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Northern side building of a four-sided courtyard Obercrossen 53
(map) 		around 1800 Farm building typical of the landscape with a farm hall in good original condition, of architectural significance.

Half-timbered upper floor with door, a sliding window, otherwise two-part windows with 6-part division, saddle roof, massive ground floor, presumably horse stable with a single-arched Kumthalle.

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Cottage Obercrossen 54
(map) 		re. 1869 Typical rural house in good original condition with architectural and socio-historical significance.

Half-timbered upper floor striving, ground floor massive, dated 1869 on the door frame, half-timbered upper floor probably around 1800, half-hipped roof, slated gable, very important for the townscape, good original condition.

09236177
 
Residential stable house and north and south side buildings of a four-sided courtyard Obercrossen 55
(map) 		around 1800 Typical landscape farm in half-timbered construction, in good original condition, of architectural and socio-historical importance.
  • Stable house: solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, steep pitched roof with hay hatch
  • 1st side building: before 1800, extended on the gable side, all half-timbering preserved, passage, door over passage, gable roof, very good original condition, important because half-timbering on the ground floor was preserved
  • 2nd side building: on the field side, horse stable with a single-arched Kumthalle, around 1800, half-timbered upper floor with plenty of struts with door, saddle roof, massive ground floor, gate passage to the field.
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Eastern side building and southern barn of a four-sided courtyard Obercrossen 66
(map) 		1894 to 1896 rebuilding after fire Farm buildings preserved in their original condition, these buildings are among the few examples of rural construction at the turn of the century, of architectural and economic significance.
  • Barn: half-timbering, jamb, saddle roof, stone plinth, very good original condition, especially view of the courtyard, typical example of this late rural building
  • Side building: built as a pull-out, door portal, window frames, clinker cornice, stone base, solid ground floor, half-timbered upper floor, door there, half-timbered partially clad, massive gable, gable roof, good original condition, important for the site, important example of construction from the end of the 19th century.
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Western and southern barn of a four-sided courtyard Obercrossen 73; 74
(card) 		around 1800 Typical barns of the time and the landscape of a farm, one of them with a high entrance, in good original condition, of architectural and economic importance.
  • 1st southern barn: half-timbered, jamb, gable roof, passage, large wooden gate, around 1800, very good original condition, typical building
  • 2nd western barn: after 1900, half-timbering completely preserved, partly clad, saddle roof, partly two-story expanded, shed, storage rooms, driveway, upstairs storage rooms, high driveway, rare example of construction after 1900, very good original condition.
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Cottage Schusterberg 1
(map) 		around 1800 Cottage house typical of the landscape with originally preserved half-timbered upper floor, part of a building ensemble consisting of cottages, of architectural significance.

Ground floor built and changed with windows that were too large, half-timbered upper floor originally preserved, visible from afar, gable roof.

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Cottage Schusterberg 4
(map) 		around 1800 Cottage house typical of the landscape, part of a building ensemble, consisting of cottages, historically important.

Half-timbered upper floor almost completely preserved, saddle roof, massive ground floor.

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Cottage and barn Schusterberg 16
(map) 		before 1800 Upper floor half-timbered residential building, small two-sided courtyard typical of the landscape in very good original condition, of architectural and socio-historical importance.
  • Residential house: half-timbered upper floor, 18th century, boarded gable, half-hip roof
  • Barn: half-timbered, gable roof, presumably empty
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Residential stable house, side building and house for migrants of a four-sided courtyard Settlement 6
(map) 		around 1800 Typical farm, historically and economically important.
  • Side building: with a single-arched Kumthalle, originally used as a horse stable, half-timbered upper floor as a hayloft and chambers, original pivoting window in the middle, gable roof, upper floor deviated, house partly around 1800, structural changes around 1900
  • Residential building: half-timbered upper floor sly and plastered, solid ground floor, beautiful original window and door walls, gable roof
  • Exodus house: Dated 1881 on the door frame, porphyry door and window frames, passage, half-timbered upper floor clad, gable roof
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Former stable house in a four-sided courtyard Settlement 10
(map) 		around 1720 very old, typical landscape farmhouse with old construction elements.

Part of the building around 1720, the rest of the building renewed around 1800, half-timbered upper floor, cantilevered chamfered threshold, an old half-timbered construction preserved: strut with crossing head strut, steep gable roof, otherwise smoothly formed threshold and half-timbered structure with few struts, ground floor massive and modified, important high Age of one half of the house.

09236182
 

Milkau

image designation location Dating description ID
Residential stable house and eastern barn of a farm Crossener Strasse 5
(map) 		re. 1869 Street-defining location, one of the few well-preserved examples of wood construction in the town, of architectural significance.
  • Stable house upper floor half-timbered, porphyry walls, door with straight, profiled lintel, solid gable, with twin windows
  • Barn framework, with jamb, partly massive
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Funkenmühle (residential mill house of a mill estate) Geringswalder Strasse 8
(map) 		End of 18th century Half-timbered building that defines the street scene, of importance in terms of building history and local history.

Upper floor half-timbered with many strong struts, boarded gable, ground floor porphyry walls, gable side upper floor changed through horizontal windows. Two-storey, rectangular building, solid ground floor, half-timbered upper storey, both gables massive, steep saddle roof, half-timbered upper storey rich in wood, regular, struts at corners, narrow compartments, half-timbered probably 2nd half of the 18th century, roof truss with collar beams, cock beam, double Beam, bulk floor with loam on rind covering, wood connection through lamination, crossed head struts on gables. Subsequently drive under the ground floor, on the Rähm Blattsassen, on the ground floor porphyry window garments, old door portal plastered up, labeled, illegible, window structure no longer completely preserved, opening in the room ceiling for heating the upper room (now available, but added), monument value: scientific value, local historical value as Residential mill house, landscaping importance due to its location at the entrance to the village in a curve of the street.

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Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard Geringswalder Strasse 14a
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered building typical of the landscape with a large overhang of the roof, of importance in terms of architectural history and the appearance of the town.

Upper floor half-timbered, clad, half-hip roof, roof overhang, freight elevator in the roof, windows on the ground floor.

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Residential house and side building of the rectory, rectory garden and stone bench Kirchstrasse 6
(map) 		Door frame re. 1729 Rectory upper floor half-timbered plastered, of architectural and local importance.
  • Residential house: Upper floor half-timbered, plastered, one side and gable slated, profiled porphyry walls, arched portal with coat of arms keystone, crooked hip roof with roof pike, in front of it a small stone bench with two coats of arms
  • Barn: plastered, with porphyry walls
  • Parish garden: north of the rectory, representative garden area with some mighty trees, including two winter linden trees (Tilia cordata) as gate trees in front of the entrance gate, three other winter linden trees, a hornbeam (Carpinus betulus) and a Norway maple (Acer platanoides) as well as various fruit trees, Garden fenced in with wooden picket fence, south of the rectory there is a large orchard
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Martinskirche Milkau (church with churchyard and enclosure wall as well as Lutherlinde (garden monument) with memorial stone) Kirchstrasse 7
(map) 		around 1500 in the core still late Romanesque hall church, staggered plastered building with high pitched roof and distinctive roof turret, of architectural and local significance.

Retracted choir and box building in the southeast, octagonal roof turret with lantern, inside: flat-roofed hall with flat-arched windows, gallery, slightly raised, later added three-sided closed choir with pointed arched windows, there in the north two-storey, glazed box of the manor owners of the von Milkau with coat of arms, porphyry baptism eight-sided cuppa, inscribed 1912–13, wooden pulpit with sound cover, organ with neo-Gothic prospect, wooden altar group with Christ blessing, peasant woman to the side, small sacrament niche in the choir in the south, several porphyry tomb slabs in the chancel, wooden crucifix, inscription stones from 1634 and 1643 the southern exterior of the choir.

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Transformer house Kirchstrasse 9 (near)
(map) 		around 1920 characteristic of the area, evidence of the electrification of the place, of technical significance.

Clinker plinth, led around the door, otherwise plastered, intermediate roof, small pagoda-like tent roof.

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Residential building Lehde 1
(map) 		around 1800 Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance.

Upper floor half-timbered, formerly plastered, boarded gable triangle, winter window.

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Western stable house in a three-sided courtyard New way 1
(map) 		around 1870 later half-timbered building typical of the landscape, of architectural significance.

Upper floor and gable half-timbered, one side solid, gable slate, renovated, ground floor impaired by horizontal windows, southern end of the courtyard and south of the stable house iron fence.

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Former cottage Sachsendorfer Strasse 10
(map) 		around 1720 Half-timbered house, typical example of rural architecture from the beginning of the 18th century, of architectural and socio-historical buildings.

Small half-timbered building, originally with half-timbered on the ground floor, then massive undercuts, during renovation a half-timbered construction on the ground floor based on a historical model will be used again, quarry-stone plinth, upper floor half-timbered, partly with tapped short head struts and long foot struts on the corners of the house and struts on the younger half of the house, today Saddle roof with beaver tail double covering with a wide roof overhang on the entrance eaves side, originally a crooked hip roof, throat beam roof with scissor head straps on the gable side. Inhabited until 1989, owned by the municipality until the 1990s, formerly house number 19

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Northern residential stable, eastern side building and western barn of a four-sided courtyard Sachsendorfer Strasse 11; 11a; 12
(card) 		in the core 1st half of the 19th century Typical, well-preserved farm of architectural and local importance.
  • Stable house (number 12): Upper floor half-timbered, clad, straight, profiled lintel, porphyry walls, barn (number 11a): exposed half-timbered with jamb, gates boarded up in a Bohemian way
  • Side building (number 11): Upper floor half-timbered, clad, porphyry walls
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Southern stable house, eastern side building and western barn as well as the garden border (wall) of a four-sided courtyard Sachsendorfer Strasse 14
(map) 		around 1800 Closed preserved typical regional farm in half-timbered construction with architectural, local history and local significance.
  • Stable house upper floor half-timbered, covered, roof overhang, stable barn with gate passage on the gable side, porphyry walls, upper floor half-timbered, covered, narrow, high structure, marked 1793 in the keystone
  • Barn framework with jamb, plastered
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Northern residential stable, west adjoining drive-through barn, southwest barn and east side building of a farm Schönfelder Strasse 3
(map) 		in the core of the 2nd half of the 18th century Stable house, former stand construction, unique in the village, well-preserved ensemble of high authenticity, of importance in terms of building history, local history and shaping the townscape.
  • Stable house upper floor half-timbered, profiled threshold, strong struts, roof overhang, gable slate, clad on the street side
  • Small outbuilding also on the ground floor partially half-timbered, upper floor half-timbered, boarded gable, drive-through barn half-timbered
  • Barn framework, plastered
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Western stable house in a three-sided courtyard Schönfelder Strasse 5
(map) 		around 1800 Image-defining half-timbered building as part of the village center, of architectural significance.

Upper floor half-timbered, plastered, partially clad, gable slated in silver, ground floor modified by horizontal windows.

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Eastern house on a farm Schönfelder Strasse 8
(map) 		End of 18th century Front part still half-timbered on the ground floor, unique in the village, important element of the village center, of importance in terms of the history of the building and of the townscape.

Upper floor half-timbered, everything clad, with a small oven extension.

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Northwest residential stable house and southwestern barn of a three-sided courtyard Schönfelder Strasse 9
(map) 		End of 18th century Stable house upper floor half-timbered plastered, belongs to the older development of the place, historically important.
  • Stable house upper floor half-timbered, plastered, gable clad, eaves side massively attached, porphyry walls, roof overhang
  • Barn entirely half-timbered, with head and foot struts, half-timbered in part with Prussian brickwork.
 08960007
 
Street-side stable house and southern barn of a four-sided courtyard Schönfelder Strasse 27
(map) 		re. 1868 Both buildings in typical regional half-timbered construction, of importance in terms of architectural history and the appearance of the streets.
  • Stable house upper floor half-timbered, gable slated, porphyry walls, door with straight, profiled roof. Porphyry plaque on the house reminds of the fire in 1868 when five estates and two houses burned down.
  • Barn entirely half-timbered with jamb, clad gable, slate roofing.
 08960002
 

Naundorf

image designation location Dating description ID
Residential building Gepülziger Strasse 15
(map) 		Mid-18th century Upper floor half-timbered, historically important, as a day laborer's house of the manor of local historical importance.

Upper floor half-timbered, gable sides clad or plastered, formerly also half-timbered on the ground floor, porphyry walls, roof overhang, window sizes preserved.

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Leonhardskapelle (chapel of the former manor)
More pictures 		Leonhardskapelle (chapel of the former manor) Gepülziger Strasse 20
(map) 		re. 1778 Baroque plastered building with hipped roof and characteristic roof turret, of architectural and local significance.

Plastered quarry stone building with porphyry walls on a rectangular floor plan, flat arched window openings, the same portal with keystone (marked 1778) and original door, turret with lantern, hipped roof, inside: simple Rococo furnishings with west gallery, pulpit altar and two choir rooms, sandstone baptism marked 1650 St. Petri in Rochlitz.

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Gepülzig manor: farm building of the former manor
More pictures 		Gepülzig manor: farm building of the former manor Gepülziger Strasse 20
(map) 		re. 1771 Imposing half-timbered building typical of the region, of importance in terms of building history, local history and character of the townscape.

Upper floor half-timbered, partly with many struts, walled partitions, partly clad, half-hip roof, on the ground floor porphyry walls, arched portal with keystone, groin vault.

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Cottage Naundorfer Strasse 16
(map) 		around 1800 Upper floor half-timbered, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the street.

Upper floor half-timbered with V-struts, ship throats, gable slated.

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Residential stable house and side building of a two-sided courtyard Naundorfer Strasse 21
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century one of the few preserved courtyards in the village, of architectural and socio-historical importance.
  • Stable house upper floor half-timbered, clad gable, porphyry walls, front door with straight, profiled roofing
  • Side building with porphyry walls, jamb half-timbered, half-timbered slightly deformed.
 08960024
 
Residential stable house and barn Disc 4
(card) 		End of 18th century Upper floor half-timbered, very well preserved in the original sense, important from an architectural point of view.
  • Residential stable house: narrow, high structure with a pointed roof, upper floor half-timbered, slate all around, very small windows, porphyry walls, slate roof
  • Barn: half-timbered cladding, hipped roof.
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Puffy

image designation location Dating description ID
Winterschänke (inn with residential building, two side buildings and barn) At the Winterschänke 11
(map) 		1750 Closed courtyard complex with two opposite through buildings, through which the former course of the street passed, half-timbered buildings that characterize the street and have architectural and local significance.

Inn closed on four sides with two passageways

  • Residential building: Upper floor half-timbered, clad, small freight elevator on the courtyard side
  • Stable: upper floor half-timbered, bat dormers
  • Passage building: Upper floor half-timbered, plastered, two roof houses, crooked hip roof, gate porphyry walls with capitals and keystone
  • Barn: half-timbered with gate passage, beaver tail covering on three buildings
 08960034
 
Residential stable house Zetteritzer Strasse 1
(map) 		around 1800 small half-timbered building, part of a settlement with houses of the same type, historically important.

Upper floor half-timbered, quite strong beams, porphyry walls, double beaver tail covering.

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Residential building Zetteritzer Strasse 7
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Half-timbered building at the entrance to the town that defines the street scene, of significance in terms of building history.

Upper floor half-timbered, clad or slated, original window sizes, roof partly slate.

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Saxon village

image designation location Dating description ID
Residential stable house Alte Hauptstrasse 2
(map) 		End of 18th century Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance.

Upper floor half-timbered, gable slate, roof overhang, narrow, high structure with a pointed roof.

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Residential stable house, two side buildings and barn of a four-sided courtyard Alte Hauptstrasse 20
(map) 		End of 18th century A relatively well-preserved example of a half-timbered ensemble, of architectural and economic importance.
  • Large residential stable house with striving half-timbered, some large windows disturb the half-timbered association, ground floor and street-side upper storey solid, roof overhang, roof pike, freight elevator, gable slate with Palladi motif
  • Barn framework, hipped roof with roof pike
  • Barn upstairs half-timbered, center pivot window
  • Side building upper floor half-timbered, gable slate, crooked hip roof, porphyry walls, partly solid.
 08960467
 
Barn and two side buildings of a four-sided courtyard Alte Hauptstrasse 22
(map) 		around 1850 As typical regional half-timbered buildings, an important part of the townscape, of architectural and economic importance.

Half-timbered barn with jamb, stable barns ground floor massive with porphyry walls, upper floor half-timbered, a casement window preserved.

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Western stable house in a four-sided courtyard Alte Hauptstrasse 23
(map) 		re. 1857 Upper floor half-timbered on the courtyard side, of architectural significance.

Upper floor one side half-timbered, three sides solid, with porphyry walls, half-hipped roof, roof pike, porphyry door walls with a small triangular gable, cross-frame window, allegedly the former antechamber of the Döhlen manor.

08960045
 
Western stable house, two side buildings (the northern one with Kumthalle) and eastern barn of a four-sided courtyard Alte Hauptstrasse 24
(map) 		re. 1879 Closed courtyard complex with authentically preserved appearance in a typical regional construction, significant in terms of building history, economic history and the character of the town.
  • Stable house: Upper floor half-timbered, solid gable, porphyry walls, crooked hip roof, double pike, loading hatch
  • A barn upstairs half-timbered, central pivot window, three-bay Kumthalle on porphyry columns, barn upstairs half-timbered, many original windows, porphyry walls on the ground floor, door with profiling and triangular gable, crooked hip roof, massive gable with palladi motif.
  • Barn half-timbered with jamb, crooked hip roof
 08960036
 
Northern residential stable, southern side building and fountain of a former four-sided courtyard Alte Hauptstrasse 27; 28
(card) 		around 1800 well-preserved examples of rural half-timbered construction of architectural and social historical importance.
  • Stable house: Upper floor half-timbered, roof overhang, clad gable, partially porphyry walls still preserved
  • Outbuildings with accommodation: porphyry walls, profiled door roofing, upper floor half-timbered, roof overhang, boarded gable, original front door with skylight, square porphyry fountain with slate cover,
 08960037
 
Western stable house, northern barn and side building of a four-sided courtyard Alte Hauptstrasse 29
(map) 		around 1800 Typical regional farm in half-timbered construction, of architectural and economic importance.
  • Stable house: Upper floor half-timbered, clad gable,
  • small barn with a much older construction, with vaulted cellar,
  • Side building: ground floor still partly timber-framed, upstairs timber-framed
 08960038
 
Eastern barn of a former four-sided farm Alte Hauptstrasse 35
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance.

Upper floor half-timbered, center pivot window, ground floor porphyry walls, clad gable, roof slate.

08960039
 
Northern residential stable, southern side building and eastern barn of a four-sided courtyard Alte Hauptstrasse 37
(map) 		End of 18th century Closed courtyard complex with authentically preserved appearance in a typical regional construction, significant in terms of building history, economic history and the character of the town.
  • Stable house: Upper floor half-timbered with headbands, gable and roof slate, - building renovated
  • Barn truss
  • Side building upstairs half-timbered clad, on the ground floor porphyry walls, double beaver tail covering.
 08960040
 
Western side building of a former four-sided courtyard Alte Hauptstrasse 39
(map) 		Mid 19th century Upper floor half-timbered, important in terms of building history and local history.

Upper floor half-timbered, gable and one side clad, several central pivot windows, porphyry arch portal with keystone.

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Residential stable house in a small farmyard Alte Hauptstrasse 41
(map) 		re. 1877, Kern around 1800 Upper floor half-timbered, important in terms of building history and local history.

Upper floor half-timbered, clad on three sides, door with profiled porphyry roof - slightly dilapidated.

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Residential stable house Alte Hauptstrasse 45
(map) 		re. 1886, older core Upper floor half-timbered, typical Saxon farmhouse, of architectural and local significance.

Upper floor half-timbered, clad gable, porphyry walls.

08960043
 
Singermühle (residential stable house (No. 1), residential building (No. 2), barn and side building of a mill property) Mill Valley 1; 2
(card) 		Mid 19th century Typical four-sided courtyard, of importance in terms of building history, local history and technological history.
  • Stable house: Upper floor half-timbered with a large roof house, clad on three sides, windows on the ground floor
  • Residential house: two sides half-timbered, gable slated (with sun motif), courtyard side solid, porphyry walls, crooked hip roof
  • Barn: half-timbered, clad
  • Side building: Upper floor half-timbered with a central roof house
 08960050
 
Niedermühle (side building of the Niedermühle) Mühlental 3
(map) 		Mid 19th century Example of folk architecture, significant in terms of building history.

half timber framing with jamb, half ground floor solid, upper floor timber framing with accommodation option, side facing away from the courtyard clad.

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Fruit mill (stable house, three side buildings and manual pump of a mill property, with house trees)
 Fruit mill (stable house, three side buildings and manual pump of a mill property, with house trees) Fruit mill 1
(map) 		Keystone re. 1738 excellently preserved ensemble of timber construction, picturesquely situated in the Aubach valley, of architectural and local significance.
  • U-shaped complex with residential stable: upper floor half-timbered, roof overhang, porphyry walls
  • Outbuildings: upper floor half-timbered
  • Barn framework with jamb
  • Barn upper floor half-timbered, with barn extension, boarded up on three sides
 08960048
 
Former inn
 Former inn Fruit mill 2
(map) 		re. 1893 Massive, two-storey residential building with a beautiful plaster structure, characterizing the street, of significance in terms of local history.

Plastered building with porphyry walls on the door and windows, on the 1st floor with straight window roofs, in the central axis pointed triangular gable, in the gable oculus or star window, plastered structure on the base, corner cuboid, cranked cornice, straight door roofing with a panel: "18 Ernst Reinhardt 93", original door leaf.

08960049
 

Schweikershain

image designation location Dating description ID
Royal Saxon Milestones (aggregate): Milestone
More pictures 		Royal Saxon Milestones (aggregate): Milestone Main street
(map) 		after 1858 Half milestone, important in terms of traffic history.

Sandstone, inscribed: "Mittweida, Leisnig", formerly with a cast iron crown, writing largely weathered, distance information no longer recognizable.

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More pictures Individual monument belonging to the Schweikershain manor: former gardener residence of the manor with remains of the enclosure and wrought-iron gate (see also group 09300277) Kastanienallee 5
(map) 		3rd third of the 18th century Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural and local significance.

Enclosure: quarry stone, residential building: saddle roof, half-timbered upper floor filled with brick masonry, ground floor solid, partially still cross-storey windows, on the ground floor window frames and arched porphyry portals.

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Western side building of a former four-sided courtyard Oberdorf 8
(map) 		around 1800 simple farm building typical of the time in good original condition of architectural value.

Half-timbering on the upper floor, massive ground floor, original architectural structure preserved on the courtyard side, half-timbering on the upper floor partially clad and plastered, gable roof.

09236155
 
Four settlement houses Thomas Plan 2; 3; 5; 7
(card) 		around 1933 small 1½-storey wooden houses of architectural value.

One storey, jamb, saddle roof, original wood paneling, stone plinth, some with original windows and folding shutters, some slightly changed, significant for regional architectural history.

09236151
 
Southern residential stable and western barn of a three-sided courtyard To the Kohlung 12
(map) 		around 1800 simple three-sided courtyard with buildings typical of the time, of architectural and socio-historical importance.
  • Residential stable house: half-timbered upper floor, partially clad, originally with door, ground floor massive, original window frames and door portals, divided stable door partially preserved, saddle roof, Prussian cap vault in the stable
  • Barn: half-timbered with jamb, gable roof, later massive additions on the gable side
 09236153
 
Former stable house, eastern side building and northern barn of a four-sided courtyard To Kohlung 17
(map) 		1823 all half-timbered buildings, of architectural and economic importance.
  • Residential stable house: Half-timbered upper floor, solid ground floor, new door portal, old keystone and roofing, windows renewed, gable triangle slated, gable roof, dated on the door frame
  • Barn: half-timbered structure, clay stakes, gable roof, completely preserved, gable slated, old German roofing, old wooden gates
  • Side building: half-timbered upper floor, clad, door on upper floor, ground floor and solid gable, hay elevator, garage installation
 09236152
 
Dorfkirche and Kirchhof Schweikershain (church and cemetery with enclosure wall, three hereditary burials (Findewirth, Bemmann, Lohse), grave complex of the Nostitz-Wallwitz family and memorial for those who died in the First World War)
 Dorfkirche and Kirchhof Schweikershain (church and cemetery with enclosure wall, three hereditary burials (Findewirth, Bemmann, Lohse), grave complex of the Nostitz-Wallwitz family and memorial for those who died in the First World War) To the mill 2
(map) 		1719/1721 Hall church, plastered quarry stone building with high hipped roof and characteristic roof turret, of architectural and local importance.
  • Hall church with a rectangular floor plan, in the NE extension of the manor's box, there porphyry door portal with basket arch, keystone with coat of arms, date 1719, hipped roof, compact polygonal roof turret with Welscher hood, above polygonal top with Welscher hood, all-round eaves cornice, inside: one-storey circular gallery West (Silbermann organ from the court church), in the east a mansion box, columnar baptismal font made of wood and its symmetrically arranged dummy, sacrament niche, two grave slabs, pulpit altar with architectural structure, flat-roofed hall church, just completed mansion box
  • Three hereditary burials in porphyry niches, 2nd half of the 18th century, grave of the Nostitz-Wallwitz family, end of the 19th century, cemetery wall restored
  • Location of the war memorial on the outer north wall of the church
  • Silbermann organ: pedalless (positive), formerly as an interim organ in the Catholic Court Church in Dresden, 1759 through the mediation of Minister v. Wallwitz transferred to Schweikershain.
 09236158
 
Residential building To the mill 6
(map) 		Mid 19th century Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance.

Half-timbered upper floor, solid ground floor, gable slated, window frames and portal from the time of construction, flat-pitched gable roof, windows partly from the time of construction.

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Martha Pen; St.-Annenstift (municipal administration (former Martha-Stift)) To the mill 7
(map) 		1886 later also referred to as St. Annenstift, of importance in terms of building history and local history.

Middle part with two side wings, architectural structure still present, also original window frames and entrance portal, side parts emphasized by corner blocks and raised knee sticks that protrude above the middle part, base polygonal masonry, built by von Nostiz for his wife, who ran a household school there.

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Individual features of the material group Rittergut Schweikershain: mansion (No. 21), western farm building and northern barn (No. 20) (see also material group 09300277)
More pictures 		Individual features of the material group Rittergut Schweikershain: mansion (No. 21), western farm building and northern barn (No. 20) (see also material group 09300277) To the mill 20; 21
(card) 		Manor mentioned in 1428 Manor house: representative plastered building with gabled central projection, of architectural and local significance.
  • Manor house: eaves side, central risalit-like accentuation of the middle parts and the sides with pilasters, frontispiece, on the front a French balcony, backside with rusticated pilaster strips at corners, middle risalit-like emphasis on the center of the building, structured by rusticated pilaster strips, finished with a frontispiece, continuous cornice and eaves cornice surrounding the whole house, Porphyry window frames, hipped roof, two pike on the back, plastered
    • inside: cross vaults on the ground floor, stucco ceilings on the upper floor, door fittings from the 18th century. In the cellar cross vaults made of brickwork, door arches and cellar stairs made of porphyry
  • Angled farm building: two-storey plastered building, half-hipped roof with pike, barn: one and a half-story plastered building with three large gate entrances, saddle roof
 09236160
 
Material entity of the Schweikershain manor with the following individual monuments: mansion (no.21), western farm building and northern barn (no.20) (see individual monument 09236160), gardening (see individual monument 09236159, Kastanienallee 5) and park (ornamentation and garden with terracing), pond (consisting of large and small mill pond, large and small mountain pond, winter pond, wooden pond), dams with avenues, remains of a chestnut avenue, round trees (garden monument) and five other farm buildings (No. 22, 28, 31) east and southeast of the manor house and remains the enclosure (total parts)
More pictures 		Material entity of the Schweikershain manor with the following individual monuments: mansion (no.21), western farm building and northern barn (no.20) (see individual monument 09236160), gardening (see individual monument 09236159, Kastanienallee 5) and park (ornamentation and garden with terracing), pond (consisting of large and small mill pond, large and small mountain pond, winter pond, wooden pond), dams with avenues, remains of a chestnut avenue, round trees (garden monument) and five other farm buildings (No. 22, 28, 31) east and southeast of the manor house and remains the enclosure (total parts) To the mill 20; 21; 22; 23; 31
(card) 		Mentioned in 1428 the manor today a nursing home, of importance in terms of building history, local history and landscape design.

The ground plan of the estate park has been preserved, as well as part of the trees and remains of the enclosure, at times Kunz von Kaufungen lived here, the manor was first mentioned in 1428, the manor was burned in 1546/47, the large mill pond laid out around 1400, the Kastanienallee after 1730.

  • Garden and estate parts:
    • Jewelry plant
      • Path system: wayside cross, ring path in the center
      • Vegetation areas: circular rose bed at the intersection of the crossroads, lawns with groups of trees and bushes (Weymuth pine, Philadelphus, lilac, rhododendron, laburnum)
    • Manor park (terraced garden) and orchard
      • Enclosure: on the bank of the Großer Mühlteich retaining wall made of quarry stone masonry with a clinker brick cover and attached porphyry fence pillars as well as remains of a wooden picket fence,

Soil relief: the terrain slopes down to the banks of the Great Mill pond, terracing (a retaining wall made of partly newly installed quarry stone masonry intercepts the terrain parallel to the bank wall and divides the garden into an upper and a lower level)

      • Horticultural buildings: remains of a sandstone fountain on the upper garden level, stairs in the retaining wall dividing the garden, stairs in the sea wall
      • Access: in the alignment of the fountain axis of the path to the bank (path paved with clinker between the stairs of the retaining wall and stairs of the bank wall)
      • Trees: on the upper garden level near the fountain a solitary tree (linden), on the bank a solitary tree (pyramid oak) and group of trees (robinia), fruit trees on the lower garden level, orchard with apple trees
    • Pond system
      • Small mill pond with solitary trees (pyramid oak and weeping willow) as well as groups of trees on the bank
      • Dam between small and large mill pond with road and rows of trees (horse chestnuts, poplars and ash trees)
      • Large mill pond with island, solitary tree on the island (weeping willow)
      • Dam with a row of trees (pyramid poplars on the side of the Great Mill Pond)
      • Large mountain pond, dam between large and small mountain pond with road and avenue (linden trees)
      • Small mountain pond
      • Meadow between the small mountain pond and the large mill pond with solitary trees (linden, white willow), winter pond with island
      • Wood pond
    • Alleys, rows of trees and round trees Remnants of an avenue (horse chestnut rows) on the “Kastanienallee” street, two round trees (round linden and hornbeam roundel of six trees each) in the “Storlwald”, other avenues and rows of trees see previous point.
  • Other possibly former ponds, trees on the banks of the ponds, forest with possibly other elements (paths, trees, ...), ponds and avenues = parts of the cultural landscape of the manor.
 09300277
 
Cottage To the mill 36
(map) 		1784 Upper floor half-timbered, is related to the manor, structural and socio-historical.

Two-storey, plastered, saddle roof, original facade structure simplified, typical cottage estate, reference to the manor, forms an ensemble with numbers 37 and 38.

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Cottage To the mill 37
(map) 		1784 is of importance in relation to the manor, building history and social history.

Relation to the manor, two-storey, plastered, one gable slated, one gable boarded up, gable roof, original facade structure preserved, typical cottage estate, forms with number 36 and 38 ensemble.

09236162
 
Cottage Zur Mühle 38
(map) 		1784 Upper floor half-timbered, is related to the manor, structural and socio-historical.

Two-storey, plastered half-timbering on the upper floor, massive ground floor, facade structure preserved, typical cottage property, reference to the manor, forms ensemble with number 36 and 37, these cottages were all built in 1784 on the so-called farmer's meadow.

09236163
 

Theesdorf

image designation location Dating description ID
Four-sided courtyard with stable house, barn and two side buildings Aitzendorfer Strasse 2
(map) 		Mid 19th century Complete ensemble of a four-sided courtyard that is important in terms of local history, in a central location, of importance in terms of building history, economic history and the appearance of the town.
  • Stable house: Upper floor half-timbered, clad gable, ground floor porphyry walls
  • Barn: upper floor half-timbered, double beaver tail covering
  • Partly half-timbered barn, jamb half-timbered
  • Stable barn with passage and added Kumthalle, upper floor half-timbered, large gable, straight door roofing (porphyry) with original door
  • Side building: upper floor half-timbered, gate entrance reaching into the upper floor, gable roof
 08960046
 
Barn and two side buildings of a four-sided courtyard Aitzendorfer Strasse 3
(map) 		around 1850 all buildings in typical regional half-timbered construction, of architectural and local importance.
  • Barn: visible framework, half-hip roof
  • southern barn: upper floor half-timbered, clad, porphyry walls, half-hipped roof
  • northern barn: upper floor half-timbered, clad
 08960047
 
Stable house, pull-out house, barn, side building (with Kumthalle) and courtyard paving of a four-sided courtyard Aitzendorfer Strasse 15
(map) 		around 1800 Well-preserved ensemble in half-timbered construction of high authenticity, important in terms of building history, economic history and shaping the townscape.
  • Stable house: upper floor half-timbered, steep pitched roof, partly slate, porphyry walls
  • Thoughts: Upper floor half-timbered, half-hipped roof, profiled porphyry walls, one gable side entirely half-timbered, casement windows
  • Barn: half-timbered with jamb
  • Horse stable: with three-bay Kumthalle on porphyry columns, upper floor half-timbered, roof houses as well, porphyry walls, gable slate
 08960052
 
Cottage property Aitzendorfer Strasse 17
(map) 		1st half of the 18th century Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance.

Upper floor half-timbered, clad all round, later extension, there saddle roof pulled down to the ground floor, some porphyry walls preserved, window sizes original.

08960053
 

Remarks

  1. ↑ The list may not correspond to the current status of the official list of monuments. This can be viewed by the responsible authorities. Therefore, the presence or absence of a structure or ensemble on this list does not guarantee that it is or is not a registered monument at the present time. The State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony provides binding information .

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