List of cultural monuments in Flöha
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The list of cultural monuments in Flöha contains the cultural monuments in Flöha .
This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Saxony .
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| House in a corner | Adlerstrasse 2 (map) |
around 1900 | historicizing plastered facade, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the street.
Most of the windows changed, plastered facade with flat plaster grooves on the ground floor. |
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| House in a corner | Adlerstrasse 6 (map) |
around 1905 | Formerly the cellar restaurant, historicizing plastered facade, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the street.
Plastered facade, floating gable. |
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| Individual monument of the entity cotton spinning mill EI Clauß Successor: Uhle-Villa: Factory owner's villa with terraces east of the villa (see entity 09240155, on cotton) | Am Park 4 (map) |
1868 | Plastered building with elements of the neo-renaissance style, villa of the spinning mill manufacturer Uhle, of architectural and local importance.
Terrace system with retaining walls made of quarry stone and sandstone cover, fence posts made of sandstone and ornamental grids, two-armed stairs made of sandstone from the east side of the terrace into the garden, further stairs on the north side, semicircular bastion-like widening (foundation of a former pavilion?) North of the villa as part of the Terrace area, in the middle of the terrace there is a small water basin, in the garden there are still some old trees (linden, oak, hornbeam, arborvitae and yew) as well as remains of a rock section south of the villa. |
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Residential building | August-Bebel-Strasse 4 (map) |
around 1930 | distinctive plastered building with stucco ornamentation and hipped roof, historically important.
Two-storey plastered building over a square floor plan with jamb, there three oculi, the middle one with stucco ornamentation, accentuated entrance area otherwise in the style of the 1930s, quite simple construction, stone staircase (two-family house, possibly with a former doctor's office). |
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Elementary school Friedrich Schiller (school with attached gym) | Augustusburger Strasse 2 (map) |
1908/1909 | representative plastered building between the German neo-renaissance and reform style, gymnasium with neo-baroque style elements, of importance in terms of building history, local history and the street scene.
Three-storey plastered building on a natural stone base, representative entrance area made of Hilbersdofer (?) porphyry tufa, window walls also porphyry tufa, emphasis on the facade with tail gables, roof turrets. |
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Spinning mill JC Weißbach (factory building of the former spinning mill JC Weißbach & Sohn) | Augustusburger Strasse 23 (map) |
1856 | simple, functionally oriented plastered building, of industrial and local significance.
Four-storey plastered building with five to ten axes, gable roof with continuous roof pike, garden pavilion with remains of a ceiling painting, factory today furniture store, demolition of the garden pavilion after the flood in 2002 recorded until 2015. |
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Apartment building in closed development | Augustusburger Strasse 51 (map) |
around 1905 | Plastered building with a central bay window, structure with reform style elements, two shops, of importance in terms of building history.
three-storey plastered building, bay window with pagoda roof over two floors, plastering on the ground floor, shops subsequently changed. |
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Apartment building in closed development | Augustusburger Strasse 53 (map) |
1906 | with shop, high-quality Art Nouveau facade, important in terms of building history.
Art Nouveau facade, original plaster frame, windows partly original, shop changed, high quality design. |
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Individual monument of the cotton spinning mill EI Clauss successor: Heating plant (see group 09240155, on cotton) | Augustusburger Strasse 65a (map) |
1900-1903 | of importance in terms of industrial and local history.
Part of an important factory complex that shaped the townscape of Flöha, the factory had a major influence on the development of the town of Flöha. |
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Oberschule Plaue; Ernst Schneller School (former) (School) | Augustusburger Strasse 81 (map) |
around 1910 | in the old part of the municipality Plaue, stately plastered building with two wings, of architectural and local importance.
Plaster changed, additions, half-timbered elements. |
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Town hall in open development | Augustusburger Strasse 90 (map) |
around 1900 | Clinker brick building with a gabled central projectile and corner turret, of importance in terms of building history and local history.
Red clinker brick, base storey and dividing elements made of Hilbersdorfer Porphyrtuff. |
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Residential house in open development and corner location, with fencing | Augustusburger Strasse 100 (map) |
around 1905 | historicizing plastered building, historically important.
Plastered facade, window frames, also original in the shop area, also original dormers, a shop afterwards. |
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Villa, outbuildings and fencing | Augustusburger Strasse 118 (map) |
1890 | Villa representative clinker brick building with elaborate structure and veranda, hipped roof, of architectural and local significance.
Former Willich villa, owner of the colored paper factory, good original inventory, also original interior fittings, roll ornaments on ceilings, wooden veranda, bay window, wooden coffered ceiling in the former master's room, clinker brick facade, outbuildings of the former wash house. |
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Post office in open development and outbuildings | Bahnhofstrasse 4 (map) |
around 1930 | Typical plastered building with a balanced facade and original front doors, of architectural and local significance.
Hipped roof, shutters on the upper floor, good original condition, plastered facade. |
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Company school of the cotton spinning mill Flöha (school, training workshop, gym and apprentice dormitory as well as stairs with animal sculptures at the western entrance area) | Bahnhofstrasse 20 (map) |
1956-1957 | today, among other things, a school campus, a fully preserved structure in the style of the 1950s, of architectural and local significance.
Good example of the construction period, urban planning, corner and square development with outside staircase, outdoor area and plastic, original condition preserved without impairment. |
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| Individual features of the entity cotton spinning mill EI Clauss successor: Schweizerhäuser | Bergstrasse 2; 2a; 4; 4a; 6; 8 (card) |
End of the 19th century | four workers' houses, so-called Swiss houses (see material group 09240155, Zur Cotton), simple plastered buildings, some with half-timbered drums, of social and local significance.
Today heavily changed, plastered facade, floating gable. |
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Individual monument of the entity cotton spinning mill EI Clauß Successor: Workers' house (see entity entity 09240155, on cotton) | Bergstrasse 10 (map) |
around 1820 | older farmhouse converted into a workers' house, upper floor half-timbered, of architectural and socio-historical importance. |
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Individual features of the aggregate cotton spinning mill EI Clauß Successor: Friedensburg: Workers' housing group (see aggregate 09240155, on cotton) | Bergstrasse 12 (map) |
1906 | In the style of English workers' houses in the local style, plastered buildings built over a high basement, with verandas, ornamental framework and gables, of architectural and socio-historical importance. |
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Individual features of the entity cotton spinning mill EI Clauss successor: so-called old building (4 buildings, of which 1 building is self-actuator building = southern building group), Ballenhaus (extreme northern building), Oederaner Bau (building in the factory courtyard), so-called new building with machine house (northern building - Claussstrasse 2 ), Hydraulic engineering (northeast building - Claußstrasse 3), main administrative building with twisting, packing and dispatch (eastern building group - Claußstrasse 5, 7), mobile cultural assets (archival materials) and Seeberbrücke (see material group 09240155, on cotton) | Claussstrasse 1; 2; 3; 5; 7 (card) |
1809 (old spinning mill building) | Historically grown factory complex of great importance in terms of urban history, architectural history, industrial history and urban planning.
An important factory complex that characterizes the cityscape of Flöha, the factory had a significant influence on the development of the city of Flöha, the oldest of the spinning mills in Saxony, which has been producing without interruption from its foundation until 1994, constant expansion taking into account the oldest building fabric, thereby developing the industrial architecture from the beginning 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century, founded in 1809 by Kommerzienrat Seeber, head of the Chemnitz trading company Benjamin Gottlieb Pflugbeil & Co and construction of the first production building (old building), in 1815 the factory was handed over to Seeber's brother-in-law Peter Otto and Ernst Iselin Clauß , 1826 first expansion of the spinning mill by adding a sixth floor to the old building and adding another six-story building, 1828 sole takeover of the factory by Ernst Iselin Clauss (owned by the Clauss family until the 1940s), 1867 extension of a three-story building for Self-actuator spinning machines (self-actuator building) and construction of the Oederaner building, 1863 construction of an in-house gas plant, 1867 replacement of the old wooden bridge over the Zschopau with a stone bridge (Seeberbrücke), 1887 further structural expansion, 1900 construction of the twisting building with the office, 1903 new construction of a winding mill and one Glazing, 1904 completion of the so-called new building, 1972–1996 piping of the mill trench
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Tenement house with enclosure | Dammstrasse 6 (map) |
around 1905 | Plastered building with ornamental framework in the gable, historically important.
Mixed clinker construction, green glazed stones as an ornament, half-timbered gable with floating gable, original roof structures. |
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Apartment building in semi-open development and corner location | Dammstrasse 12 (map) |
around 1905 | with shop, plastered building with reform style elements, of importance in terms of building history.
Three-storey plastered building, structure of the facade through plaster grooves on the ground floor, plaster mirror under the windows, two mid-level buildings, shop area changed, important in connection with the adjacent buildings, ensemble effect. |
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Residential house in open development | Dresdner Strasse 1 (map) |
around 1890 | historically important.
Plastered facade, flat central projection, important for the street scene. |
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Special school AS Makarenko (school) | Dresdner Strasse 2 (map) |
1889-1901 | Elongated, two-storey plastered building above a high basement with a central projectile and gabled side projections, girders and eaves and window frames in natural stone (porphyry tufa), of architectural and local importance.
Forms a complex with the Schillerschule in Augustusburger Strasse, inscribed in the gable in 1889 and 1901. |
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Rectory; today superintendent (southern rectory and western side building of a rectory) | Dresdner Strasse 4 (map) |
circa 1599 Dendro | Image-defining half-timbered ensemble, of importance in terms of building history, house history and local history, rarity due to its old age.
Half-timbered upper floor, important for the townscape, original door and window frames. |
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| Residential house in open development | Dresdner Strasse 5 (map) |
around 1890 | Plastered building with a gabled central projection and free space in the gable, important in terms of the history of the building and the appearance of the street.
Plastered facade, floating gable, important for the street scene, central projection, mid-gable. |
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Old School (Former School) | Dresdner Strasse 6 (map) |
1st half of the 19th century | Without an extension, today a Diakonisches Werk and residential building, simple plastered building with porphyry tufa walls and a crooked hip roof, of architectural and local significance.
Solid construction, good original inventory, original front door, two door portals on the eaves side with the inscription "Schule", basket arches over the windows inside. |
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Entity Ev. City church St. Georg and old churchyard, with the following individual monuments: Church (with interior fittings), parish hall, memorials for the fallen soldiers of the Franco-German War and the First World War, two tombs as well as an enclosure wall with a northern gate and morgue next to it (see individual monument 09240210, same address) as well as two linden trees as gate trees (garden monuments) and the churchyard as a whole | Dresdner Strasse 8 (map) |
End of 15th century | Structurally, historically and artistically of importance, characterizing the locality and landscape, tombs of importance in terms of urban history and personal history.
Pair of trees made of two linden trees (Tilia spec.) As gate trees at the northern entrance gate. |
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| Individual features of the entity Ev. Stadtkirche St. Georg and Alter Kirchhof: Church (with interior fittings), parish hall, memorials for those who fell in the Franco-Prussian War and World War I, two tombs as well as an enclosure wall with a northern gate and morgue next to it (see also 09240036, same address) | Dresdner Strasse 8 (map) |
End of 15th century | in the core presumably Romanesque hall church, plastered quarry stone building with retracted three-sided closed choir, roof turrets, of architectural, urban and artistic importance, tombs of urban and personal history.
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| Objective entirety of the Flöha-Georgen cemetery with the following individual monuments: four graves, three tombs and a fence with a gate on Dresdner Strasse (see individual monument 09240035) and cemetery design (garden monument) | Dresdner Strasse 23 (map) |
around 1900 | Original entrance design on Dresdner Straße, monumental tombs in the style of their time and graves for victims of the air attack on Flöha in February 1945, of local historical importance.
Enclosure: wrought iron ornamental lattice fence in the south to Dresdner Strasse with also wrought iron entrance gate, entrance with two symmetrical ramps to the gate from Dresdner Strasse, accompanied by a row of cut linden trees, middle tree opposite the gate not cut (landmark), main path from the gate to North-east, another main path from the side entrance on the south-east side of the cemetery running to the north-west, two linden tree avenues along the two main paths, and a row of linden trees along the northern section of the north-west boundary of the cemetery. |
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| Individual features of the cemetery Flöha-Georgen cemetery: four graves, three tombs and a fence with a gate on Dresdner Straße (see also group 09305219) | Dresdner Strasse 23 (map) |
around 1900 | monumental tombs in the style of their time as well as graves for victims of the air raid on Flöha in February 1945, of local historical importance.
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| Alte Mühle (Former mill property with western group of buildings, consisting of northern residential and farm buildings and workers 'houses adjoining it to the south (No. 11, 13), eastern group of buildings with northern mill building, turbine house adjacent to the rear and former workers' house to the south (no.15)) | Erdmannsdorfer Strasse 11; 13; 15 (card) |
around 1830 | Old mill bought up by the Clauss cotton mill and converted into company apartments, several times remodeled and adapted to its use, group of buildings with architectural, local and technical historical significance.
Partly half-timbered constructions, different construction phases, heavily overbuilt complex with numerous also impairing construction changes, important in the historical context of the cotton spinning mill, was bought by this in 1879, a house from 1814 with original portal, original windows and doors, 2nd building from 2nd half 19th century |
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| Flap weir and keeper's house | Erdmannsdorfer Strasse 17 (map) |
around 1880 | Three-part flap weir with a gangway from one bank to the other, of significance in terms of technology history, rarity.
Connection to cotton spinning,
Planning / construction / delivery: Fa. Stauwerke A.-G. Zurich Construction management: Building officer Prof. R. Toepel, Leipzig / Connewitz; Construction work: Rudi Wolle, Leipzig; Drive elements: Hebezugfabrik A. Pippig u. Co., Leipzig. |
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Individual features of the Gückelsberg cotton spinning mill, formerly Heymann: three spinning mill buildings, boiler and machine house with chimney, connecting building to the north, mill ditch, turbine house, office building, locksmith's shop, (coachman) house, wool store, barn, syringe house, two workers' houses (Fabrikweg 1 and 2 ) | Factory lane 1; 2; 4 (card) |
1829 | Street pavement, two mountain cellars and a villa with an enclosure wall along the garden and the Mühlgraben (see material group 09304751, same address), an important site in terms of building history, industrial history and local history.
Cotton warehouse, barn, new spinning mill, sprinkler house, turbine house, transformer house, two old spinning mills, intermediate building, boiler house, machine house, chimney, packing room, office building, locksmith's shop, coach house, stable, fire department building, villa built by master mason Otto Liebig, two floors increased by master builder L Mehner from Chemnitz
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Consolidation of the Gückelsberg cotton spinning mill, formerly Heymann, with the following individual monuments: three spinning mill buildings, boiler and machine house with chimney, connecting building to the north, Mühlgraben, turbine house, office building, locksmith's shop, (coach) house, 2 wool stores, barn, syringe house, two workers' houses (Fabrikweg 1 and 2) | Fabrikweg 4 (map) |
1829 | Street pavement, two mountain cellars and a villa with an enclosure wall along the garden and the Mühlgraben (see group 09304751, same address), three adjacent spinning mill buildings from the pioneering era in brick construction (around 1830 and around 1847) and from the 1920s in reinforced concrete construction with preserved outbuildings and manufacturer's villa, Significant in terms of architectural history, significant because it is rare and largely authentically preserved in the Flöhatal's cotton mill with production and social buildings, continuous production between 1830 and 1990, significant in terms of industrial and local history.
Villa garden: the villa garden originally had a greater extent to the west than today, quarry stone wall along the Flöha, partly designed as a dam, at the same time functioning as an enclosure wall and flood protection, valuable old wood stock including blood beech (Fagus sylvatica f. Purpurea), hanging beech ( Fagus sylvatica f. Pendula), English oak (Quercus robur), Norway maple (Acer platanoides), sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus), Canadian hemlock (Tsuga canadensis), white pine (Pinus strobus), outside of today's villa garden there is also a hanging ash (Fraxinus excelsior 'Pendula'), a black pine (Pinus nigra) and a capital tulip tree (Liriodendron tulipifera), looking south over the Flöha into the landscape. |
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| Total forest cemetery Flöha-Plaue with the following individual monuments: cemetery chapel, bell (originally in a chapel), memorial for those who fell in the First World War, two tombs, a tomb and cemetery enclosure (see also individual monument 09247722) as well as cemetery design (garden monument) | Friedhofstrasse 1 (map) |
1908 | Significant in terms of building history, local history and landscape design.
The design of the cemetery is limited to the southern half of the cemetery area, in which the chapel is also located, in the north is the economic area, the cemetery does not have a typical forest cemetery character, but is characterized by its regular design with alleys and rows of trees, mainly made of coniferous trees.
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| Individual features of the forest cemetery Flöha-Plaue: cemetery chapel, bell (originally in a chapel), memorial for those who fell in the First World War, two tombs, a tomb and cemetery enclosure (see also subject group 09305160, same address) | Friedhofstrasse 1 (map) |
1909 | of importance in terms of building history and local history.
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| Gym with memorial plaque (relief for the victims of fascism) | Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Strasse 8 (map) |
1928 | historically significant.
Erected by worker athletes, from 1933 detention camp historical monument. |
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| Villa von Einsidel (villa with garden (annex) and access avenue (garden monument)) | Hausdorfer Strasse 9 (map) |
1904, later reshaped | Plastered building with a polygonal corner tower, of architectural significance.
Former manor with servants' residence, the owner of Einsidel was a former feudal court owner
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| Monument to the victims of fascism | Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 5 (map) |
after 1945 (monument) | Memorial plaque with relief sculpture in the entrance area of the textured silk works, in memory of foreign prisoners of war killed in World War II, reworked and rededicated former war memorial for those who died in World War I (former steel helmet reworked into a chain). |
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| Residential house with enclosure | Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 14 (map) |
around 1900 | Typical plastered construction with economical clinker brick structure and ornamental framework in the gables, historically important.
Good original inventory, half-timbered drapery and dwarf gable, floating gable. |
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Memorial to those persecuted by the Nazi regime | Lessingstrasse (map) |
around 1970 (monument) | Sandstone stele depicting a flag bearer (half relief), representative monument of artistic and local historical importance.
Sandstone stele with a slightly larger than life half relief, including the inscription: "Led to death and see we live" and the VDN symbol. |
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Apartment building in a corner and in a semi-open development | Lessingstrasse 6 (map) |
1909 | A corner building with a striking urban development and a shop, a clinker composite façade with ornamental framework, formerly with a local grocery store, of architectural and local historical value.
Apartment building in a corner location, formerly with a grocery store on the ground floor, built in 1909 on behalf of the client Meier. Two-storey, natural stone base, clinker composite facade, decorative framework in the roof area. The corner of the house has a polygonal design, where the first floor was originally the access to the grocery store. Unfortunately, the original shop fittings were not preserved. The windows that were once split bars were important for the appearance of the house. The two-storey corner bay window over a polygonal base, which extends from the first floor into the attic, is also important for the appearance of the house. The house is closed by a gable roof, the bay window by a Welsche hood. The house shapes the image of the street with its high quality design and dominant location. Due to its good original condition, the house impressively documents urban construction around 1900, which was influenced by Art Nouveau and “Swiss style”, among other things. The long-standing grocery store was obviously very well known in Flöha. The monument value is derived from the preceding, from the city-historical, architectural and urban-planning value of the house. (LfD / 2012). |
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Residential house in semi-open development, part of a double residential building | Lessingstrasse 8 (map) |
after 1912 | Architecturally sophisticated plastered building, double dwelling built for the technical and / or commercial director of the sheet glass factory Falkenhütte in Flöha, of architectural and local history.
Approx. Built in 1912 for the commercial or technical director of the Falkenhütte sheet glass factory in Flöha. Two-storey simple plastered building with a functional design, which is characterized by an arrangement and design of the window openings corresponding to the internal use. The house entrance is emphasized by a protruding triangular gable, on the side there is a stand bay on a segment-arched floor plan. The house is completed by a high hipped roof, covered with small bat dormers. The design language of the house follows the tradition of reform architecture from the beginning of the 20th century. In contrast to historicism architecture, the architects such as Tessenow and Schmidthenner oriented themselves towards the architecture of the 18th century, there specifically on Goethe's garden house. The credo of these building ideals are simplicity, simplicity and bourgeoisie. Obviously, the architect of the two villas feels at Lessingstrasse. 8 and 10 committed to these architectural concepts. Due to the good original condition and the relative rarity of buildings of this style in Flöha and the surrounding area, both buildings are of architectural significance. |
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Residential house in semi-open development, part of a double residential building | Lessingstrasse 10 (map) |
after 1912 | Architecturally sophisticated plastered building, double dwelling built for the technical and / or commercial director of the sheet glass factory Falkenhütte in Flöha, of architectural and local history.
Approx. Built in 1912 for the commercial or technical director of the Falkenhütte sheet glass factory in Flöha. Two-storey simple plastered building with a functional design, which is characterized by an arrangement and design of the window openings corresponding to the internal use. The house entrance is emphasized by a protruding triangular gable, on the side there is a stand bay on a segment-arched floor plan. The house is completed by a high hipped roof, covered with small bat dormers. The design language of the house follows the tradition of reform architecture from the beginning of the 20th century. In contrast to historicism architecture, the architects such as Tessenow and Schmidthenner oriented themselves towards the architecture of the 18th century, there specifically on Goethe's garden house. The credo of these building ideals are simplicity, simplicity and bourgeoisie. Obviously, the architect of the two villas feels at Lessingstrasse. 8 and 10 committed to these architectural concepts. Due to the good original condition and the relative rarity of buildings of this style in Flöha and the surrounding area, both buildings are of architectural significance. (LfD / 2012). |
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Villa with garden and enclosure | Pufendorfstrasse 8 (map) |
1909 | Typical of the time, largely originally preserved plastered building in Swiss style, of architectural value.
Two-storey plastered building over an almost rectangular floor plan, different window formats with sprued skylights with narrow plastering flanges, almost all windows original, semicircular corner bay windows, winter gardens - some with stained glass panes and sprouts, gable triangles with ornamental framework, high mansard roof with double plain fence panels, original fence: stone pillar double covering Wood - not original, garden with remains of the original planting, here especially the conifers (larches and pines) as well as the capital red oak and the ornamental shrubs, the old routing (roundel) can still be seen very clearly in the floor relief. |
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Former stable house of a three-sided courtyard | Rudolf-Breitscheid-Strasse 1 (map) |
around 1800 | one of the last farmhouses in the urban area of Flöha and thus an important testimony to local history.
Stately half-timbered building, probably built around 1800, later converted into a residential building. The last farmer of the estate to which the stable house belonged was Wilhelm Naumann. Refurbished before 2012. Two-storey with a massive, presumably massive ground floor and half-timbered upper floor. This two-sided with numerous tapped struts. A massive gable. Finished with a crooked hip roof with a pike added later. As a typical, authentically preserved farmhouse, it is significant in terms of building history and social history. As one of the last remaining farmhouses in Flöha, the building is also of importance in terms of urban development. |
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Residential building in closed development | Rudolf-Breitscheid-Strasse 35 (map) |
around 1905 | historicizing plastered building with Art Nouveau elements, of architectural significance.
Half-timbered gable, wooden balconies, half-timbered drums, concrete window frames, decorated, plastered facade, floating gable, stone base. |
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| Erich Weinert School (former) (Former School) | Schillerstraße 24 (map) |
1927 | today a vocational school and nursing school for the elderly, representative, objectively designed plastered building of architectural and local historical value.
Functional functional building, plastered facade with clinker brick, roofed entrance, canopy rests on clinker pillars, open staircase, perforated facade with regularly arranged rectangular windows - grooved box windows, clinker brick mostly flamed. |
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| Cottage | Schweddey 9 (map) |
2nd half of the 18th century | Upper floor half-timbered clad, historically important.
Gable roof, clad half-timbered upper floor, massive ground floor, original door and window frames. |
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| Cottage | Schweddey 13 (map) |
2nd half of the 18th century | Upper floor half-timbered clad, historically important.
Half-hipped roof, half-timbered upper floor, tenon struts, solid ground floor, door and window frames on the ground floor preserved, both gables boarded up. |
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| Former kindergarten | Road of Peace 16 (map) |
around 1960 | Typical plastered building with a central and elaborately designed entrance area, of architectural and social significance.
Plastered facade, original inventory preserved down to the last detail. |
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| The forest settlement as a whole (former gendarme settlement), consisting of 12 apartment buildings, an outbuilding and the surrounding gardens (all parts of the whole) | Waldsiedlung 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8th; 9; 10; 11; 12 (card) |
around 1920 | Well-preserved civil servants' estate of urban, architectural and urban historical value.
Each building is two-storey with a boarded-up upper floor, central projectile, first floor plaster, doors and windows original, hipped roofs in slate with roof houses on the gable ends, residential buildings with four apartments each, built around 1930 as a gendarmerie settlement, uniformly designed apartment buildings. |
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| Villa Waldeck (villa, servants' residence and villa garden) | Waldstrasse 1 (map) |
1894 | Former guest house of the Clauss cotton spinning mill, of architectural and local significance.
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| Flap weir and keeper's house | Wehrstrasse (map) |
around 1880 | Three-part flap weir with a gangway from one bank to the other, of significance in terms of technology history, rarity.
Connection to cotton spinning
Planning / construction / delivery: Fa. Stauwerke A.-G. Zurich Construction management: Building officer Prof. R. Toepel, Leipzig / Connewitz; Construction work: Rudi Wolle, Leipzig; Drive elements: Hebezugfabrik A. Pippig u. Co., Leipzig. |
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| Residential stable house | Wehrstrasse 10 (map) |
around 1700 | Upper floor half-timbered, of importance in terms of building history and house history.
The stable house was built around 1700 and probably extended in the 18th century with a barn annex on the gable side and subsequently massively undercut. This information is based on comparative estimates of the building stock. The two-storey half-timbered building with a massive, brick-built ground floor (probably later massive undercuts in the 19th century) and a half-timbered upper floor is completed by a gable roof. Important design features of the ground floor are the window frames made of Hilbersdorfer Porphyrtuff and the door portal, which can be assigned to the construction phase at the beginning of the 19th century. The upper floor has a half-timbered construction, characteristic of the late 17th and early 18th centuries, with flattened head struts and a row of bars. The half-timbered construction of the subsequent barn extension is characterized by pegged struts. The proportions of the windows and their arrangement were retained on both floors of the stable house. As is characteristic of central German stable houses, the building is originally a three-zone (four-zone due to the barn annex), transversely divided, open on the eaves. Its interior has been preserved in its original good condition. To be mentioned would be z. B. the original room structure. The original stock of the building still includes the central corridor with a natural stone paving on the ground floor, the stable with a simple wooden ceiling, the central corridor and a short chamber corridor with board doors on the upper floor, the wooden stairs between the first and upper floors as well as the original roof structure: a collar beam roof with a simple standing chair, the wooden connections of which were realized by means of leaves. A special feature is the barn extension, which was obviously built at a later date, which is comparatively seldom to be found in this landscape area. Such house forms are more common in the Upper Ore Mountains. This extension is also two-storey, it was built as a half-timbered building on the ground floor as well as on the upper floor, only the base area on the eaves side was made of solid stone. Significant changes in this cultivation cannot be determined. For example, the wooden tennis decking as well as the stairs and the roof structure have been preserved. # The stable house stands at the eaves on Wehrstrasse, one of the old village streets that belonged to the former village of Plaue and ran parallel to Zschopau. Behind this building is the old Plauer mill. Due to its arrangement to the street (on the eaves side directly on the Wehrstraße) and the lack of any side buildings, it must be concluded that this building is a former gardener's house. This is further supported by the fact that the lands behind this stable house originally belonged to the "Kluge Gut", later Sattelgut (before that, the Vorwerk of the Erdmannsdorf manor). As a result, there was never an economic possibility that farms could develop on the left side of the Zschopau. As early as the 16th century, however, buildings can be recognized on drawings by Matthias Oeder in the same place. As a result, there was already a settlement of gardeners' property at this point in time. It is said that with the exception of the church and rectory, all buildings in the villages from which Flöha emerged were destroyed. On the one hand, it is historically proven that the aforementioned residential stable is one of the oldest still existing residential buildings in the city of Flöha. This also makes it clear that the stable house in Wehrstr. 10 was probably the home of a gardener's estate. This is the only way to explain the unusual barn extension and the eaves of the house parallel to the Wehrstrasse. Due to increasing industrialization in the course of the 19th century, the structural evidence of the former village of Plaue disappeared with a few exceptions, to which the house described belongs. Thus, the stable house is not only a building and social history testimony to village living and economic conditions in the 18th and 19th centuries, but also a testimony to the town's history. As already mentioned, this house is one of the few remaining village buildings from the 18th century that have been preserved in Flöha, especially in the area of the former village of Plaue. Due to its design and its good original condition, it illustrates in an excellent way the living and economic conditions in the Saxon village of the 18th and 19th centuries. This results in its architectural history (house history), town history as well as local and social history, which it due to its good original condition owns. |
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| Residential building | Wehrstrasse 16 (map) |
1st third of the 18th century | Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance.
Solid ground floor, half-timbered upper floor, built-on wooden shed, possibly a cottage, saddle roof, a row of bars, wood connections predominantly tapped, but also verifiable leaflets, one gable slated. |
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Material entity cotton spinning mill EI Clauss successor with the following individual monuments: factory owner's villa with terraces east of the villa (see individual monument 09240163, Am Park 4), heating plant (see individual monument 09244758, Augustusburger Strasse 65a), four workers' houses (see individual monument 09240167, so-called Schweizerhäuser, Bergstrasse 2, 2a, 4, 4a, 6, 8), workers 'house (see individual monument 09240166, Bergstrasse 10), workers' group of houses (see individual monument 09240174, so-called Friedensburg, Bergstrasse 12), so-called old building (4 buildings, 1 of which is a self-actuator building = southern group of buildings) , Ballenhaus (outermost northern building), Oederaner Bau (building in the factory courtyard), so-called new building with machine house (northern building - Claussstraße 2), hydraulic engineering (northeast building - Claussstraße 3), main administration building with twisting, packing and shipping (eastern building group - Claussstraße 5, 7), mobile cultural assets (archives) and Seeberbrücke (see individual monument 09240135), workers' house (see e Individual monument 09240168, Haus Eintracht, Zur Cot 7, 9, 11, 13), workers' residence (see Individual monument 09305818, Haus Harmonie, Zur Cotton 8), former bathing establishment and children's sanctuary (see individual monument 09240 165, Zurotton 15), former single dormitory with children's sanctuary and parish hall with enclosure (see individual monument 09240164, Zur Cotton 17), gatehouse (Zur Cotton 18), nursery (Zur Cotton 20) and administration building (former garden house, Zur Cotton 26, see individual monument 09305162), former coachman and stable building with connecting building ( see individual monument 09240161, so-called Lindenhaus), old manor house with gate to the villa garden (see individual monument 09240159, Zur Cotton 33), manufacturer's villa and Remise (see individual monument 09240158, Villa Immenhof, Zur Cotton | To cotton 6; 7; 8th; 9; 10; 11; 12; 13; 15; 17; 18; 20; 26; 29; 31; 33; 39; 39a (card) |
1809-1904 | Historically grown factory complex with associated residential and social buildings for workers and employees and factory owners' villas, of great importance in terms of urban history, architectural history, industrial history, urban planning and local characterization [all buildings not mentioned have no monument value].
For the history and description of the entire facility, see object 09240135. Villengarten: History: (Source: Rentsch + Tschersich: Preservation objective of Park on the Cotton . Chemnitz 1992. (unpublished))
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| Individual characteristics of the aggregate cotton mill EI Clauß Successor: Haus Eintracht: Workers' house, so-called Haus Eintracht (see aggregate 09240155, same address) | To cotton 7; 9; 11; 13 (card) |
1909 | Plastered building in the reform style of the time around 1910, of structural and social significance.
Row of residential buildings, two-storey plastered building above the basement in clinker brick construction, highlighting the facade in the corner area, windows framed by pilaster strips with tile roofing, decorative frieze, plaster mirror, developed attic. |
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Individual monument of the entity cotton spinning mill EI Clauß Successor: House Harmonie: Workers' residence, so-called House Harmonie (see entity 09240155, same address) | To cotton 8 (card) |
1907 | Building towering high above the Zschopau with an elaborately designed plastered facade, echoes of the geometric Art Nouveau, of importance in terms of building history, social history and shaping the townscape.
A three-storey plastered building with a basement (clinker brick) built over the bank wall of the Zschopau, the three-part facade is emphasized by plaster pilasters and geometric designs in plaster and clinker, a diaphragm and a hipped roof with a tuft. |
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Individual monument of the entity cotton spinning mill EI Clauß Successor: former bathing establishment and children's sanctuary (see entity entity 09240155, same address) | Go to cotton 15 (card) |
1884 | historicizing clinker brick facade with half-timbered attic, of architectural and socio-historical importance.
Clinker brick building with half-timbered elements, outdoor facilities no longer exist today. |
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Individual characteristics of the entity cotton spinning mill EI Clauß Successor: Magdalene Clauss Foundation: former single dormitory with children's institution and parish hall with enclosure (see entity 09240155, same address) | Go to cotton 17 (card) |
1909 | Reform style architecture, of importance in terms of building history and local history.
Three-storey, steep roof, reliefs over entrances, depictions of bees, also built as a children's institution, belongs to the Magdalene Clauss Foundation. |
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Individual features of the entity cotton spinning mill EI Clauß Successor: gatehouse (No. 18), garden center (No. 20) and administration building (former garden house, No. 26) (see entity entity 09240155, same address) | To cotton 18; 20; 26 (card) |
End of the 19th century | of importance in terms of building history and local history.
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Individual monument of the EI Clauß cotton spinning mill successor: Lindenhaus: former coachman and stable building with connecting structure (see group 09240155, same address) | To cotton 29; 31 (card) |
2nd half of the 19th century (coachman and stable building) | of importance in terms of building history and local history.
Two-storey plastered buildings with a mezzanine floor, simple floating gables and pitched roofs. |
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Individual monument belonging to the EI Clauss cotton spinning mill Successor: Old mansion with gate to the park (see group 09240155, same address) | Go to cotton 33 (card) |
around 1830 (old manor house) | Stately Biedermeier plastered building, first residential building of the Clauss family of manufacturers, of architectural and local significance.
Three-storey plastered building with two to seven axes, central door portal with fluted pilasters and segmental arches, on the first floor the three middle windows with segmented arches, otherwise straight window canopies, hipped roof with three attic houses. |
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Individual characteristics of the entity cotton spinning mill EI Clauß Successor: Villa Immenhof: Factory owner's villa (No. 39) and Remise (No. 39a) (see entity entity 09240155, same address) | To cotton 39; 39a (card) |
1895 | Younger residence of the Clauss family of manufacturers, country house style villa around 1900, coach house in the local style of the time around 1910, representative buildings with architectural and local historical significance.
Belonged to factory owners Clauss, cotton mill, remise with servants' living quarters. |
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Finkenmühle: Two water turbines and gears of a mill | To Finkenmühle 4 (map) |
before 1890 | of significance in terms of technology history.
Turbine: probably fully loaded single-ring axial turbine of the Henschel-Jonval type with vertical shaft, both turbines of the same type, arranged next to each other, Henschel-Jonval turbines, predecessor of the Francis type, "Finkenmühle" originally a grain mill, wood grinding shop, later an accumulator factory, now a restaurant and guesthouse . |
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Falkenau
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Hetzdorf Viaduct; Railway line Dresden - Werdau (former railway viaduct over the Flöha) | (Map) | 1866-1868 | Belonging to the first larger railway viaducts in Saxony, of architectural and railway historical importance, also of landscape design character.
Viaduct over the Flöhatal, four large u. 13 small arches over Flöhatal, erected 1866–1868 in the course of the construction of the railway line between Dresden and Werdau via Freiberg, Chemnitz and Zwickau, important Saxon main line, one-level stone arch bridge, height 43 meters (at the time the highest single-level bridge of the Reichsbahn), length 326 meters, Curved route with a radius of 570 m, planning chief engineer Sorge, construction construction section engineer Claus, construction cost 1.652 million marks, 1986 decision to take the bridge structure out of operation, as it has been under the enormous traffic loads over the years (also due to the curved route) as well the weather had suffered and the maximum speed for trains had to be limited to 10 km / h in the meantime, with the straightening of the route (including new construction of two bridges over the Hetzbach and Flöhatal) 1992 decommissioning of the viaduct, today in use as a pedestrian bridge, property already in the GDR - District monument list of the Hainichen district as a monument r drawing. On the history of the route: Railway line Dresden – Werdau (route abbreviation DW, section of the "Saxony-Franconia Magistrale" between Dresden and Nuremberg) consisting of several, originally independent sections, including the first section, opened in 1845 between the Werdau and Zwickau triangle (1855 Opening of the Dresden – Tharandt section, 1858 Chemnitz – Zwickau, 1862 Tharandt – Freiberg, 1869 Freiberg – Chemnitz), the railway line should connect Dresden and above all the Freital coal district to the long-distance railway line Leipzig – Hof of the Saxon-Bavarian Railway and developed into an important one Freight traffic axis between Silesia and southern Germany. |
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Saxon postal mile pillars (totality): Post mile pillar | (Map) | 1722 | Quarter milestone, important in terms of traffic history.
Copy of a quarter milestone with the row number 25, the year 1722 and the post horn applied in gold and the initials "AR". The stone consists of Hilbersdorfer Porphyrtuff and originally stood on the Poststrasse Dresden – Freiberg – Oederan – Chemnitz – Zwickau – Hof. He was moved a few meters. In 1971/72 it was restored by the PGH Bauhütte Karl-Marx-Stadt. 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. Row number 25, year 1722, post horn and initials "AR" applied in gold, Hilbersdorfer Porphyrtuff. |
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| Cotton mill, single dormitory (former single dormitory of the cotton mill) | Am Fabrikweg 1 (map) |
1904 | stately plastered building with two side projections and a clock tower, of architectural and local significance.
Two-storey plastered building with corner cuboids above a high basement in clinker construction, two side projections, hipped roof with central clock tower, rear extension, dining room. |
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| Northern house in a four-sided courtyard | At stop 3 (map) |
1901 | Plastered building with gabled central projection, of importance in terms of building history.
Solid, plaster tapes, horizontal window roofing, partly original window frames, central projectile, crooked hip roof, base polygonal masonry, windows changed, important as a farmhouse at the turn of the century. |
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| Falkenauer School | An der Aue 1 (map) |
1913 | Typical plastered building with a mansard hipped roof, of architectural and local significance.
Two-storey plastered building above the basement, structured by pilaster strips, hipped mansard roof with attic, clock tower, slate roofing. |
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| Southwest residential stable house and northwest side building (stable) of a three-sided courtyard | Dorfstrasse 44 (map) |
around 1800 | both buildings in half-timbered construction, of architectural and socio-historical importance.
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| Northwest residential stable house and southern side building of a farm | Dorfstrasse 64 (map) |
around 1800 | both buildings in half-timbered construction, partly boarded up, of architectural and socio-historical importance.
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Flöhabrücke Falkenau; Schulbrücke (road bridge over the Flöha) | Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse (map) |
1895 | three-arched, of importance in terms of building history and technology history.
The approximately 42 m long bridge spans the Flöha with three stone arches of 10.5 m + 10.8 m + 10.5 m clear width. The two pillars, 2.05 m wide, are 86.1 gon oblique to the river. The vaults are designed in the shape of a basket arch in hammer-right layered masonry. The entire masonry consists of a green-gray colored hornblend slate with a few sprinkled gneiss stones from local occurrences in the vicinity. The pillars are highlighted on both sides by semicircular templates up to the height of the arches. The simple structure is characterized by solid craftsmanship and harmonious design and has a significant impact on the townscape. When the bridge was rebuilt in 1993/1994, the roadway was widened and made with 1.25 m wide caps on both sides. As design elements for the rebuilt bridge, the pillar templates were implemented through small pulpit-like parapets in the overhang. The bridge crosses the state road 237 and passes under the Flöha. |
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| Southwestern barn of a four-sided yard | Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse 12 (map) |
1890 | Rare example of barn construction from the 2nd half of the 19th century that is otherwise not to be found in the district, of architectural significance, also important for the cultural landscape.
Half-timbered construction with brick infill on the gable side and the courtyard side, half-timbered ground floor with half-timbered drapery, saddle roof, half-timbered boarded up on the field side, barn about four meters shortened around 1974, the interior design was completely preserved, brickwork on the outside remained unplastered, two wooden sliding doors, a cellar door, Barn partially with a cellar. |
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| Residential building | Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse 33 (map) |
Mid 19th century | Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance.
Half-timbered upper floor, ground floor massive, slightly changed, important for the townscape. |
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Cotton spinning mill Georg Liebermann (former) (spinning mill building I, spinning mill building IIa and spinning mill building IIb of a former cotton mill) | Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse 39 (map) |
1853 | The factory complex that shapes the site is of historical value, expansion of the company at the end of the 19th century by the Berlin factory owner Georg Liebermann (1844–1926), brother of the painter Max Liebermann .
1809 Founding of a fulling mill by cloth manufacturer Eduard Magnus Fiedler (Oederan) - 1836 purchase of a grinding mill and a spinning mill founded in 1821, Fiedler dated on the present area, 1851 construction of a cloth factory after the grinding mill burned out (Fiedler's factory consisted of a spinning mill, machine weaving, fulling and finishing, Boiler and machine house, wool welding shop, card drying shop, studio building and 8 residential buildings), around 1855 about 260 employees, technical equipment: eight pre-spinning and fine spinning machines, twelve raising machines, six fulling and 16 transverse sheeting machines and 20 mechan. Looms, driven by water power, from 1867 by Jouval turbine, purchase of the factory dated 1879 Berlin merchant Georg Liebermann (brother of the painter Max Liebermann), establishment of a cotton spinning mill, large-scale operation for the production of high-quality yarns in Saxony, 1883 major fire, reconstruction, 1881, 1895 Extension of the boiler house and installation of the Galloway boiler, new chimney, new machine house, 1895 new spinning mill building IIa, administration building between 1879 and 1895 (1935 increase and expansion), 1899 new building spinning mill building II b, 1901 new water tower on staircase and New construction of spinning mill building III (1909 increase), between 1903 and 1913 further renovation of boiler systems, 1907 new construction of wool storage facility, 1912 new construction of coal bunker including coal conveyor system, construction of workers' houses dated from the Liebermann Foundation in 1897 (Ernst-Thälmannstrasse 32,34,36, Fabrikweg 3, 4,6,7,8), 1902 new building of single dormitories, social security through additional pensions for the workforce, 1902 new building of factory owner's villa Plauer Straße 2, parcel 232/11, 1911 sale dated factory dated Liebermann to Tüllfabrik AG Plaue / Flöha, as “Georg Liebermann KG “Operating, 1912 new construction of waste building and dust tower (Arch. Händel & Franke, Leipzig), 1921 new construction of turbine house, equipment Francis turbine 303 HP, later installation of Kaplan turbine, 1925 new construction of boiler and machine house (Arch. Kornfeld & Benirschke, Chemnitz), 1929 operational equipment with 120,000 spindles for the production of yarns and threads from Egypt. Cotton (raw material consumption 10,000 cotton bars per year) - main buyer of the Chemnitz stocking and jersey industry and at home and abroad, from 1935 increasingly processing of rayon, 1935/37 new administration building (Arch. Heinz Kirchner, Chemnitz), installation of further ring spinning and twisting machines, number of employees In 1939 by 900 people, from 1941 company "Aryanized" and trading as "Cotton Spinning Mill Falkenau AG", production of carded a. combed spun rayon yarns, 1946/47 dismantling, later VEB, only produced rayon until the 1970s, numerous conversions, from 1968/72 model operation of the GDR textile industry through rationalization / mechanization: Falkenau first operation for "open-end spinning technology" in the world (viscose fibers were processed in large-scale production using the element spinning process), first introduction of the four-layer system - rolling week, attempts at spinning synthetic and cotton fibers around 1979, from 1990 dismantling, processing, sales
Sources: Randy Kämpf, Sabrina Pawlak: Falkenau cotton spinning mill. Pioneering company in the VEB VBSZ Flöha. Seminar work IWTG Freiberg. Freiberg 2004, State Archives Chemnitz, GA Falkenau. |
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Hetzdorf train station (Flöhatal); Narrow gauge railway Hetzdorf – Eppendorf – Großwalterdorf; Reitzenhain – Flöha railway line: station building with signal box extension, farm building and locomotive shed at Hetzdorf station | Lindenstrasse 5 (map) |
1893 | clinker buildings typical of the time, of architectural and railway history of importance.
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| Falkenau village church (church with furnishings) | Unit 3 Street (Map) |
around 1955 | Hall church with tower, typical church building in traditionalist style, of architectural and local importance.
With bell tower and clock, sgraffito, original interior and exterior design, inside: baptism, benches, painted galleries, painted ceiling, organ probably from the previous building, community hall on the upper floor. |
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| villa | Unit 32 Street (Map) |
around 1930 | Typical plastered building with clinker brick structure, historically important.
Plaster and clinker brick, Bauhaus influence, clinker brick design in the entrance area, very good original condition, so windows, staircases, doors, grilles, plaster structure, flamed clinker brick, partly toothed frieze in the base area, colored glass in the stairwell window. |
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| Residential building | Unit 38 Street (Map) |
1907 | Plastered building with clinker brick structure and gabled central projection, free chevrons in the gables, of architectural significance.
Plastered facade, central risalit, corner tower with pyramid roof, gable, floating gable, plastered facade with clinker strips and clinker cornice, plastered base, orange and yellow clinker brick, a lead glass window with ornamental decoration, windows all original. |
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Remarks
- ↑ 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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