List of cultural monuments in Geithain

The list of cultural monuments in Geithain contains the cultural monuments of the Saxon city of Geithain .

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

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Bruchheim

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Residential house of a four-sided courtyard in urban, Wilhelminian style	Bruchheim, Bruchheim 1 (map)		Residential house of a four-sided courtyard in urban, Wilhelminian style.	08971245
	Residential stable house, stable building (with upper arbor), side building (with passage) and barn of a four-sided courtyard	Bruchheim, Bruchheim 14 (map)	re. 1830	Structurally, socially and economically important, with a half-timbered upper floor, a side building with a rare upper arbor, well-preserved courtyard. All half-timbered upper floor, barn full-timbered. Window on the residential building with porphyry tufa walls, entrance with straight roofing, originally inscribed and dated 1830 above entrance. Oberlaube and partly peplum windows in the outbuilding.	08971247

Geithain

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Basement	(Map)	13th century, gradually expanded and expanded	System of underground passages and cavities under the Kirchberg and adjacent areas, laid out and expanded for storage and defense purposes, of local historical importance. Monument text: Widely branched corridor system under the Geithainer Kirchberg and adjacent areas (total length approx. 1100 m), use as escape and storage rooms, possibly laid out at the time the city was founded and expanded until the 18th century, partially connected, several entrances. Recorded in 1991 by Bergsicherung Leipzig, about 200 meters backfilled for safety reasons. Basement and corridors between 1.10 and 3 meters high and about 1.50 meters wide. In 1994 the cavity systems under Zollhaus and Kirchberg were connected to each other and released for inspection, increased to 1.80 meters. Visitor path between the rectory and Dammühle 412 meters, another 400 meters filled. The corridor under the customs house led under the city wall and served as a dropout in times of siege. The Geithainer cellars document both the city's stock management in the past and the defense of the city's residents in the event of war. For these reasons, they embody an important historical significance. Escape and storage corridors and cellars, possibly already laid out at the time the city was founded and expanded into the 18th century, partially connected to one another. Recorded in 1991 by Bergsicherung Leipzig, about 200 meters backfilled for safety reasons. Basement and corridors between 1.10 and 3 meters high and about 1.50 wide. In 1994 the cavity systems under Zollhaus and Kirchberg were connected to each other and released for inspection, increased to 1.80 meters. Visitor path between the rectory and Dammühle 412 meters, another 400 meters filled. Entrance at the rectory and customs house.	08970535
	Powder tower (city wall with partially preserved shell towers and remains of a rectangular full tower (butter tower))	(Map)	13th century (city wall)	Formerly a closed wall around the old town, which is elongated in a west-east direction, longer sections of the north and south walls have been preserved as rising masonry, as well as the impressive western wall area at the Nikolaikirche, of the four city gates belonging to the city fortifications, only the lower gate with the attached city gate house still exists ( Leipziger Straße 68, see individual monument document object 08970910), the Powder Tower was also included in the city fortifications (outdoor area 6, see individual monument document object 08971159), of importance in terms of local history, urban development history and urban planning. Geithain was first referred to as a city (civitas) in 1209 and already had fortifications at that time, the extent to which this already affected the existing quarry stone city wall cannot be named exactly. Even the first settlement in Sorbian prehistory was probably surrounded by a circular rampart. With the village foundation of the place at the time of the eastern colonization (12th century) and the expansion to a town that soon followed, the town fortifications were obviously built successively. In the 14th century this was fully developed. It consisted of the city wall, which formerly formed a closed wall that delimited and protected the old town area, which was elongated in the east-west direction, four gates (upper, lower, bad and mill gate) and two gates (dye gate and tripe gate), which granted controlled access to the city, and the city moat in advance, which had been created using the creek valleys of the bag water and the Eula. In addition to various shell towers, the city wall was defensively reinforced by the so-called Butter Tower in the southeast and the Powder Tower in the northeast, which was originally part of a no longer existing Freihof (margravial Vogtsitz). Together with the tower of the abandoned upper gate, they formed the three-towered eastern weir, which is recorded in the city's coat of arms. The oldest historical views from the 17th century (Dilich 1628 and Merian 1650) show the city fortifications on the south side. Whether the city fortifications were particularly effective is questionable, as the city was repeatedly taken and plundered in times of war. Thus, in the course of time, the maintenance measures on the wall subsided and the settlement in front of the city gates spread. The citizens demolished parts of the wall on their properties, other sections fell into disrepair. The ditch area was also no longer maintained and silted up or filled up. Nevertheless, the Geithain city wall has survived to a considerable extent (around 1300 meters). In the 20th century, people remembered their historical value and carried out conservation and renovation measures so that the following components bear witness to the former fortifications: Longer sections of the north and south walls and the imposing western wall area below the Nikolaikirche have been preserved as rising masonry , which also includes a largely complete shell tower. The strong supporting pillars are also striking at this point. Further shell towers can be found in remnants on the south side (two, near “Pforte” or “Rosental”) and the north side (one). Of the two towers that strengthened the city wall towards the east, the so-called butter tower on the southeast corner as a stump and the powder tower on the northeast corner have largely been completely preserved. On the east side, the former city wall is only present or recognizable in areas close to the ground and partly overbuilt by buildings, so that there is no monument value here due to the rudimentary condition and the resulting lack of clarity. Of the four city gates, only the lower gate on the west side of the city remains (see Leipziger Strasse 68) and of the two gates that existed on the south side there is only the Därberpforte. The choir (old school) and the rectory are built directly on the fortification on the west and south-west sides. The wall sections of the north and south wall still form the outer property border of the old town house plots, the buildings of which are typically on the street side and behind which gardens mostly extend up to the said city wall sections. A section of the south-eastern city wall (near the Färberpforte) was restored in the 1950s, a stone plaque attached there reminds of this. The area in front of the city wall with the city moat has been almost completely redesigned as a result of recent changes and redesigns and can hardly be experienced in its former quality as part of the fortification. Allotment gardens (on the former area of the Baderteich) and a sports field (1925, previously used as a bleaching plan) were laid out on the south side. The city park was built in several sections on the north side from 1903. Slopes that fall directly from the city wall in places on the north and south sides have been used for horticultural purposes on various occasions. On the north side in particular, so-called moat gardens were laid out relatively early, some of which are still preserved. The city wall, together with the other buildings that were formerly part of the city fortifications, is an important testimony to the local history of Geithain; it also refers to characteristic phenomena of the Saxon, especially medieval city development in general. Furthermore, it is a defining part of the cityscape, especially on the west side, and contributes to its uniqueness. Thus, for reasons of local history and urban development history as well as urban planning reasons, there is a public interest in their preservation. Around 1,300 meters of preserved city wall on the north and south side of the city and on the west side on a rock spur, here also a well-preserved shell tower, further shell towers in remains on the south side (2, at the "gate" and near the Rosenthal ) and the north side (1). In particular, the high wall on the west side was reinforced with strong supporting pillars. The south-east corner of the fortified city complex is marked by the stump of the so-called Butter Tower; as part of the three-tower eastern weir, this rectangular tower, together with the tower of the abandoned upper gate and the powder tower, is recorded in the city's coat of arms. On the west side, the former city wall is only present or recognizable in areas close to the ground and partly overbuilt by buildings, so that there is no monument value here due to the rudimentary condition and the resulting lack of clarity. The choir (old school) and the rectory are built directly on the fortification on the west and south-west sides.	08971160
	Old town Geithain monument protection area				09299695
	Saxon postal mile pillars (totality): Milestone	Altenburger Strasse (map)	around 1856 (milestone)	Copy of a station stone, distance stone, of importance in terms of traffic and surveying history. The royal Saxon milestones were the successors of the Saxon postal milestones. On September 1, 1858, the road construction engineer Wilke began to re-measure the Saxon roads. This re-measurement formed the basis for the introduction of the new measurement system. This comprised station stones, milestones, half-milestones, branch stones and border crossing stones. The station stones were set up at the beginning and end of mail routes. The names and the distance of the towns along the route were marked on them. The milestones were right on the road. On one side of the stone was the name and distance of the starting point and on the other side the name and distance of the place at the end of the mail route. The half-milestones should mark the route. A crown was attached on either side. labeling was not common. Junction stones stood at junctions from the main route and usually only bore the name of the next post office without any indication of the distance. The name “Kingdom of Saxony” was marked on the border crossing stones. On the other hand, these contained place names and distances. The distance between station stones and whole milestones was 1 mile (this corresponds to 7.5 km). Accordingly, the distance between the station stone and half mile stone and between half mile stone and whole mile stone was ½ mile = 3.75 km. Since 1875, the meter has been the official measure of length throughout the German Empire (including the Kingdom of Saxony). For this reason, the stones have been changed many times to the new size. All stones were made from sandstone. The former station stone on Altenburger Strasse (Bundesstrasse 7) is probably a copy. Like all stones, like the original, it was made of sandstone and provided with a crown. It is labeled as follows: Spiegel 1 "Rochlitz 1.20 M" and Spiegel 2 "Altenburg 3.00 M". As part of the comprehensive surveying system, this station stone is also of great importance in terms of traffic history.	08970917
	Saxon postal mile pillars (totality): Post mile pillar	Altenburger Strasse (map)	re. 1727	Distance column, with inscriptions, restored, of regional and traffic history. Monument text: Kursächsische distance column marked 1727, made of porphyry tuff, stood at the Obertor, in the typical form (labeled with distance information) on a high base, with two Polish and spa coats of arms as well as "AR" monogram and post horn mark, restored in 1923, destroyed in 1971, to 1979 Piece of coat of arms by the sculptor Hofmann (VEB Steinindustrie Rochlitz) and Steinmetz Gerhard Voigt (VEB Natursteinwerk Rochlitzer Porphyr) renewed and re-erected. 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. Obelisk, porphyry tuff, coat of arms, inscriptions with location information, year “1727”, high base, restored from 1971–1979	08970916
	Residential house in open development	Altenburger Strasse 1 (map)	subsequently re. 1758	Free-standing building in a prominent location next to the city fortifications, plastered building with porphyry tufa structure, of importance in terms of the history of the building and the townscape House in front of the city fortifications, unplastered porphyry tuff, solid porphyry tufa with porphyry tufa frames. Two-storey, five-axis, gable roof with bat dormers, inscribed in the keystone, today's shape more in the middle of the 19th century (former canvas dealer's house?)	08970913
More pictures	Former customs house with annex and outbuilding	Altenburger Strasse 2 (map)	around 1834, essentially older	Single-storey building on a medieval basement, largely clad with slate, half-hipped roof, massive extension to the east, half-timbered ancillary building in front of this park-side building, important in terms of local history and character. One-storey house on a high porphyry tufa base, this remnant of a medieval bastion, with its own access from the city park, clad with slate except for the south gable (probably around 1900, also window shapes), hipped roof, probably since 1682 guard house of the garrison, from 1834 to 1871 Customs building, today the tourist office, on the east side a massive extension, plastered, on the park side in front of the extension, a small outbuilding, half-timbered on a natural stone base, to which a wooden structure leads, under the former customs house, access to the underground cellars under the Kirchberg.	08970912
	Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard	Altenburger Strasse 38 (map)	19th century	old location Altdorf, stately stable house with half-timbered upper floor facing the courtyard, of architectural significance. At the gable end, four living axes, three stable axes, small crooked hip.	08970918
	Reed mill (mill building (with mill technology), stable house, side building, barn and archway of a mill property)	Altenburger Strasse 42 (map)	re. 1769 (mill building)	old location Altdorf, buildings predominantly with half-timbered upper storey, segmental arch portals in porphyry tuff, decorated keystone in the archway, of importance in terms of building history, local history and technology history. Courtyard area built on four sides: gate with large and small arch / gate (keystone in the porphyry tuff border of the large driveway with initials LCH 1755. In the round field, mill signs: compass, Richtscheid, Mühlhaue, plumb bob and half gear). Mill building with half-timbered upper floor, u. orig. Windows, a peplum window. Entrance with arched, profiled Porphyrtuff framing, in the keystone a cartouche with the inscription ICH / 1769. Received a grind inside. Water wheel broken off in 1932. Side building with half-timbered upper floor (compartments with stakes). Former Residential stable house with porphyry tufa entrance, keystone marked 1811. Barn, base quarry stone, otherwise probably cast stone, marked 1926.	08970925
	Enclosure of a villa plot	August-Bebel-Strasse 2 (map)	around 1906	Art Nouveau fence, posts with artificial stone reliefs and iron fence with ornamentation, of importance in the history of handicrafts.	08971025
	Apartment house in a corner	August-Bebel-Strasse 8 (map)	around 1895	Prominently located corner house on the railway line, with a preserved Wilhelminian style facade structure, of architectural significance. Two-storey with a mansard roof and three-storey corner section. Plastered construction with plaster banding and brick framing on windows. Stucco fields over OH windows.	08971028
	Alte Baderei (former Baderei, now a residential building)	Badergasse 2 (map)	re. 1786	simple baroque building, former segment arch portal with preserved keystone, of architectural and local significance. Two-storey, six-axis, porphyry tufa framing, former entrance with a dated keystone converted into a window.	08970950
More pictures	City park with Geithainer healing spring (city park (garden monument) and former spring with fountain system)	Bahnhofstrasse (map)	1903-1910	Park west of Bahnhofstrasse (Unterer Park) to Altenburger Strasse and east of Bahnhofstrasse (Oberer Park) to Colditzer Strasse or Laachgasse, of importance in terms of garden history, local history and urban planning. Monument text: The Geithainer Stadtpark was built in several sections between 1903 and 1910. The area in front of the city wall north of the old town was used to create the city park. This is crossed by a stream, the so-called bag water. First, the Lower City Park was built in two stages, starting from the west. The initiative to design a city park for Geithain came from the beautification association founded for this purpose, which also participated in the financing. Otto Illing, the municipal head gardener in Poznan and a native of Geithain, provided the planning for the first phase of execution. The implementation was in the hands of Ernst Pflanz, who ran a tree nursery in Böhlen near Leipzig. On June 2, 1905, the newly created part of the city park was opened to the public. As early as 1906, work began on the second section, with which the facility was expanded in an easterly direction to Bahnhofstrasse. Ernst Plant was again entrusted with the production, who now worked here according to his own planning. The work was probably completed in 1908, or in 1909 at the latest. At the intersection between the first and second sections of the park, marked by a path (as an extension of Hospitalstrasse), a round square was created - as a design highlight, as it were - which in 1908 was equipped with a four-pass fountain basin made of cast cement, manufactured by Oelschlägel in Zwickau. The basin was decorated with a fountain (no fountain figure was added for financial reasons). In addition, a circular children's playground was created in the second section, on the so-called poorhouse meadow. The Beautification Association had covered the costs of planting and creating seating for both sections. In 1909, Ernst Plant was commissioned to continue the park on the right of Bahnhofstrasse on the “Communwiesen” there. This third section of the Geithainer Stadtpark extends to Colditzer Strasse or Laachgasse. Here, according to Pflanz's plans, a pond with an island was created in the front part facing Bahnhofstrasse. For the promenade-like design of the immediate pond environment, the brook was arched and a planting of cover shrubs (low and creeping) and ornamental trees (individual pyramids and hanging trees) was created. For the rear, westernmost area, the project envisaged a forest-like planting, as it were, framing the pond area. Plant took some of the plants from the existing parts of the plant, which were then replaced by replanting. In 1910 the third section was largely or completely implemented. In the period that followed, the city park area east of Bahnhofstrasse was referred to as the Upper City Park. With the condition of the park now reached, the beautification association saw its purpose fulfilled and dissolved in 1912. Regardless of this, the city planned to build a fourth part of the complex in 1917. This obviously concerned the area north of the Upper City Park on Bahnhofstrasse. Ernst Plant was once again committed to this task. The war situation in 1917/18 did not allow the planning to be carried out; the project was not approached again until 1919, but was ultimately not implemented. In 1932 the “Heilquelle” in the Upper City Park was inaugurated, fed from a well 105 m deep. In 1985, a zoo was set up in the Upper City Park, which is still there today. In 2003, renovation measures with various replacement plantings took place, especially in the Lower City Park. In 2007 a concept for the maintenance and upgrading of the Lower City Park was drawn up and approved by the Geithain City Council. The Geithainer Stadtpark is an elongated complex that frames the entire north side of the old town beyond the city wall. The length of the park is approx. 460 m, its width varies between 50 m and 100 m. The complex is divided into the older Lower City Park (western part) and the younger Upper City Park (eastern part), with Bahnhofstrasse running in between. The first western area of the Lower City Park was originally characterized by a particularly curved system of paths, which has been reduced over time. Until the late 19th century, the Spitalteich was located on this area, which was recently more and more silted up. There is no precise information about the original planting. Historical views show tree planting and lawns, and shrubs were also present. There were probably ornamental beds, for example around the fountain basin with fountain, which served as the design highlight of the complex. The fountain basin lay on a round square, to which the north-south path was widened at the height of Hospitalstrasse in the middle. The equipment of the oldest part included garden bridges with branch railings that spanned the stream, known as bag water, flowing through the park. The bridge railings were made by the "District Poor and Labor Institution Hilbersdorf with Queen Carola Verpflegs-Heim". In the second section of the park east of the path with the Brunnenplatz, Ernst Pflanz, who had now also taken on the project planning, obviously followed the design specifications for the first section of the park, which was designed by Otto Illig. At least there were curved paths here too, but in a somewhat simpler form. A second round square, which also occupies the middle of a north-south path, has been designated as a children's playground. In the further course towards Bahnhofstrasse, the park design was evidently simplified even further, with a straight path and lawns defining the picture here, along with rows of trees in some cases along the way. In the course of time, the Lower City Park underwent various changes that led to a reduction in the appearance and loss of equipment elements. The development concept drawn up in 2007 envisages the resumption of important elements of the historic park design, for example the restoration of the round square at the former location of the fountain, based on the historical situation. The swan pond is the defining element in the Upper City Park, east of Bahnhofstrasse, for which Ernst Pflanz was solely responsible for the design and implementation. It has an elongated floor plan with a slightly curved shoreline. In the pond is a small island shifted to the east. According to a description by Pflanz, the areas near the bank were provided with lawns and flat planting, and a walkway led around the pond. On the west side there was a tall, forest-like tree planting, which framed the pond and closed off the park to the east, to the passing Colditzer Straße. At the inlet and outlet of the pond, which was fed by the bag water, there were again bridges in branches as crossings. The spring, which was opened in the forest area in 1932, was given an architectural frame with a blind arch and side cheeks in quarry stone masonry, in front of which there was a small decorative square. The construction was carried out by the Junghans company. The establishment of the zoo in the upper city park led to a certain obscurity of the park's appearance due to the construction of animal structures and fences. The historical basic structures are still clearly legible, and there are old trees. The Geithain City Park was created as a professionally carried out public construction project, which was initiated and promoted by the citizens of Geithain. It is a testimony to a typical bourgeois movement that began in the second half of the 19th century, especially in an urban setting, aimed at increasing the attractiveness of the site and improving the quality of life. Here as elsewhere, behind the initiatives, which often concerned the creation of public greenery, was a beautification association. Through the creation of such facilities as the Geithainer Stadtpark, the cities received an upgrade that continues to have an effect today, combined with an identity-forming character of the cityscape. With these aspects in mind, the Geithainer Stadtpark gains importance in terms of local and garden history and urban planning. Established in 1903-04 on the initiative of a "Beautification Association" founded for this purpose on the drained area of the hospital pond below the dam and the northern city wall, inaugurated in 1905 by Mayor Höfer. Circular fountain basin, porphyry, around 1920 (fountain was moved to market square).	08970979
More pictures	Barometer house	Bahnhofstrasse 4 (in front of) (map)	around 1912 (barometer house)	technological historical monument. Approx. 1.80 meters high, porphyry tufa, ending with a hipped roof and coffered frieze.	08970884
	Apartment house in a corner	Bahnhofstrasse 5 (map)	around 1880	Corner house with largely preserved Wilhelminian style facade, of architectural significance. Three-storey corner house facing Hospitalstrasse, grooved ground floor, modified by corner shutters. In the beveled corner between the pilaster strips there is a window-sized niche. Belt cornice with sawtooth frieze over the first floor, windows grouped on the bel étage (2-1-1-2) and accentuated by straight roofing with consoles and central acrotery. Window renewed. Flat final cornice, a roof house. Half-timbered courtyard building demolished in May 1997 (?)	08971019
	Citizen School (former) (Former School)	Bahnhofstrasse 6 (map)	1877	representative Wilhelminian style building, of architectural and local importance. three-storey, nine-axis, central projectile with large arched windows on the 3rd floor, cornice, relatively flat roof.	08971017
	Residential building in closed development	Bahnhofstrasse 9 (map)	around 1880	with late classical facade formation, of architectural significance. Two-storey in closed development, facade corresponding to opposite 8 and 10, but better preserved: ground floor rounded, cornice, outer axes by straight roofing and fluted pilaster strips, two each grouped together. Webbing with rosettes under grooved eaves.	08971021
	Three town barns	Bruchheimer Strasse (map)	18th century	partly in half-timbered construction, the last barn with a slated gable, of economic and local significance. Barns staggered in height according to the ascending road. Material: field stone, clay / half-timbering.	08971122
	House in corner location (structural unit with Katharinenstrasse 2)	Chemnitzer Strasse 1 (map)	around 1840	Plastered facade typical of the time, corner house to the market that characterizes the townscape, of importance in terms of urban planning. Three-storey with a relatively flat roof, horizontal structure emphasized by plastering joints on the ground floor, porphyry tufa cornice and regular rows of windows.	08971145
	Residential building in closed development	Chemnitzer Strasse 2 (map)	around 1875	three-storey building with a generous Wilhelminian style facade design, of architectural significance. Ground floor with plaster ashlar and well-coordinated arched openings. First floor as a bel étage with windows that appear higher due to the porphyry tuff framing and stucco sill. Cornice. Disfiguring roof structure.	08971142
	Residential building in closed development	Chemnitzer Strasse 4 (map)	Early 19th century	simple plastered building with large porphyry tufa archway, historically important. Windows and shop windows with porphyry tufa framing, large archway with stepped capitals, three slated roof houses.	08971143
	House in a corner	Chemnitzer Strasse 7 (map)	around 1830	with intact facade structure and shop fittings dating from around 1900, of architectural significance. Two-storey, five-axis, first floor with plaster groove, belt cornice as a comb plaster band, above stencil painting. Uniform shop window and shop, around 1900.	08970980
	Residential building in closed development	Chemnitzer Strasse 8 (map)	around 1820	with a balanced facade design, segment arch portal with baroque keystone and classicist door, important from an architectural point of view. Two attic houses with designed fronts, cornices, upper floor windows with squared porphyry framing.	08971144
	Residential building in closed development	Chemnitzer Strasse 12 (map)	re. 1534 (house, on the coat of arms frieze)	Plastered building with a remarkable coat of arms frieze from 1534 and Itznian portal from 1701, of architectural and artistic importance. Porphyrtuff frieze with coat of arms under the sills: Kurschwerter, eagle, Saxon diamond-shaped wreath coat of arms, empty coat of arms with inscribed 1534, four fields with fish bladders and pointed arch, Meissen coat of arms with rising lion, fish bladder. Above that window with porphyry tufa framing. Porphyrtuff seating niche portal on the ground floor with a tendril motif and a wreath in the arched field. At the upper edge of the sheet: Inscribed 1701. Arched ground floor window.	08971141
	House in corner location (Addresses: Katharinenplatz 1, Katharinenplatz 2 and Chemnitzer Straße 17)	Chemnitzer Strasse 17 (map)	1869	Corner building dominating urban planning, late classicist-early founding facade, with elaborate frieze decorations, of architectural significance. Corner building over several plots, emphasized horizontal structure, upper floor as mezzanine floor. Window reveals and cornices with finely divided friezes, different on each floor, grooved eaves cornice, flat hipped roof.	08970887
	Residential and commercial building in closed development	Chemnitzer Strasse 18 (map)	around 1875	with rich Wilhelminian style facade design, original entrance and shop window architecture, of significant architectural significance. seven-axis, windows combined into groups by framing and roofing, flat asymmetrical risalit with gables, three attic houses with pointed conical roofs. Fine stucco and consoles.	08971140
	Local history museum (two houses in closed development, with side wing to the courtyard, converted into a museum)	Chemnitzer Strasse 20; 22 (card)	1608, later reshaped	Plastered buildings, number 20 with cross vaults in the corridor, through number 22 arched passage to the former dyer's gate, of architectural significance. Both houses have been renovated and thus very smoothed (new porphyry tufa frames), the plaster level at number 22. Inside, the old substance has been preserved: exposed “black kitchen”, cross vaults, wooden beamed ceiling from the 16th century. Originally the upper floor arbor in the outbuilding at number 22 (removed). Home office since 1986. Originally a linen weaver and dyer house.	08971012
	Residential building in closed development	Chemnitzer Strasse 26 (map)	around 1875	with shop, with Wilhelminian style facade design, original shop window architecture and house entrance door, of importance in terms of building history. Windows on the first floor with roofing and finely divided stucco (festoons), fluted pillars with Corinthian capitals as a shop window frame.	08971139
	Coffee house Otto (residential building in closed development, with café)	Chemnitzer Strasse 31 (map)	re. 1539, at the core	at its core a renaissance building, renovated in the 19th and 20th centuries, of architectural significance. Original window arrangement on the upper floor, porphyry tuff walls, ground floor with four merged window axes and shop window, two dating stones in porphyry tufa (house sign from 1548?).	08970890
	Residential building in closed development	Chemnitzer Strasse 33 (map)	around 1860	Biedermeier-style residential house, with remains of carved classicist door panels, of architectural significance. Two-storey with a dwarf house and two standing dormers, porphyry tufa frames, sill cornice, including an ornamental frieze (porphyry tufa), profiled eaves, including rhombuses in porphyry tufa Gate wing around 1830 (damaged).	08970891
	Residential house (No. 40) and gatehouse (No. 38) in closed development	Chemnitzer Strasse 38; 40 (card)	around 1806	with shop fitting, with almost preserved facade structure, porphyry tuff archway, belt cornice and profiled window walls, adjoining gatehouse with oversized passage, of architectural and economic significance. The shop window front is arched well into the facade, the cornice, porphyry tuff walls of the upper floor and eaves are profiled, the archway is profiled, coffered and with a keystone. Gate old.	08971011
	Residential building in closed development	Chemnitzer Strasse 42 (map)	around 1820	with an elaborately designed porphyry tufa portal and classicist door leaf, of architectural significance. Two-storey, four-axis, four-axis loft extension (dormer with middle dwelling). Porphyrtuff framing, porphyrtuff framing, beautiful portal with straight roofing and consoles. Above that, a porphyrtuff medallion with initials. Window in portal axis accentuated by sill. Classicist door leaf reconditioned according to the old model.	08970875
	Residential building in closed development	Chemnitzer Strasse 46 (map)	around 1825	with an almost intact facade structure and segment arch portal, of importance in terms of building history. Two-storey, 2-1-3 axes, porphyry tufa framing, door arched in a basket, above in the axis highlighted by a sill, three roof houses, combined shop windows. (Refurbished in accordance with monument regulations)	08970876
	Relief on a residential building	Chemnitzer Strasse 54 (map)	re. 1828	Cattle head relief, butcher's guild mark, of local significance. Two-storey, four-axis, ground floor zone changed through the installation of a shop window, guild mark above the former entrance axis: cattle head with bells and the year 1828. In the same axis, highlighted window with porphyry tufa framing, including the front door. Recorded as a residential building in closed development, with a preserved structure on the upper floor and butcher's guild mark, of local historical importance, in 2015 residential building deleted, as the structure has changed considerably.	08970877
	Royal Saxon Milestones (aggregate): Milestone	Colditzer Strasse (map)	around 1858 (milestone)	Junction stone, distance stone at the junction Bad Lausick – Rochlitz – Colditz, with height bolts, important from the point of view of traffic history. at the intersection of the Bad Lausick – Rochlitz and Colditz – Geithain roads.	08971136
	Eight city barns	Colditzer Strasse (map)	18th century	Evidence of the infrastructure of an agricultural town, significant in terms of local history and social history. Barns of different ages, mostly field stone / brick, some with bat dormers, e.g. T. double-gate, partial demolition 3 December 1997 (approval for hall number 963, today Flstk. 1525, granted), replaced by new building, barns Flstk. 1519 and 1520 demolished before 2009, barns Flstk. 1530 and 1531 heavily changed structurally - no monuments, as well as the structurally heavily modified barns on the opposite side of the street no monuments (sections 960, 961, 962, 963, 964, 965 - of which sections 963, 964, 965 demolished before 2009).	08971074
	Residential house and barn of a three-sided courtyard as well as enclosure of the front garden	Colditzer Strasse 1 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	typical suburban development, buildings to a large extent characterize the streetscape through half-timbered gables, of architectural and economic importance. Two-storey residential building, probably massive, 2-2-1-1 axes, windows with porphyry tuff framing, gable with half-timbered upper floor, half-hipped barn, clay / half-timbered barn (pegs exposed), man figure in the gable. Almost ruinous. Iron Wilhelminian style enclosure on the residential building.	08971065
	House of a former three-sided courtyard	Colditzer Strasse 51 (map)	around 1840	old location Mark Ottenhain, with half-timbered upper floor, of architectural significance. Windows and door with porphyry tufa framing, door with porphyry tufa roof, renovated.	08971134
	Stable house of a farm	Colditzer Strasse 57 (map)	End of 18th century	old location Mark Ottenhain, with half-timbered upper floor, of architectural significance. Ground floor field stone, upper floor half-timbered with clay infills, windows with porphyry tufa framing.	08971135
More pictures	Damm-Mühle (former mill building)	Dammühlenweg 3 (map)	re. 1625	Plastered building with a high hipped roof and seat niche portal from 1625, structurally, structurally, and historically significant. Mill building, today a hotel and restaurant, three-story, almost square building with a dense row of windows and a high hipped roof. Window with porphyry tuff, seat niche portal with fittings and rosette decoration, 1625. Refurbished building, originally consisting of two buildings, marked 1844 above the front door.	08970914
	Royal Saxon Milestones (aggregate): Milestone	Dresdener Strasse (map)	around 1856 (Stationsstein)	Station stone, distance stone, significant in terms of traffic history. Station stone. Approx. one meter high, with the sovereign coat of arms removed, pendant s. Altenburger Strasse at the corner of Grimmaische Strasse.	08971047
	Saxon postal mile pillars (totality): Post mile pillar	Dresdener Strasse (map)	re. 1727	Distance column, of importance in terms of regional and transport history. Monument text: Electoral Saxon distance column made of Porphyrtuff, inscribed 1727, almost four meters high, in the typical form (labeled with distance information) on a high base, with two Polish and spa coats of arms as well as "AR" monogram and post horn mark, restored in 1960. The sculptor W. Hempel (Dresden) renewed inscriptions, coat of arms and lace. 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. (LfD / 2013). Obelisk, porphyry tuff, coat of arms, inscriptions with location information, year "1727", high base, restored in 1960, restored in 1971–1979.	08971075
	Residential house (two parts of the building) in a corner	Dresdener Strasse 1 (map)	around 1828	Simple corner house facing the cross street with a beveled edge on the ground floor and Porhyrtuff door frame, characterizing the street scene and significant in terms of building history. Two-storey, window with porphyry tufa frame (new), door with porphyry tufa frame and profiled roof.	08971059
	Residential building in closed development	Dresdener Strasse 3 (map)	around 1828	with preserved facade structure and simple portal, of architectural significance. Two-storey, three-axle, porphyry tufa framing, door with straight, profiled lintel.	08971060
	Residential building in closed development	Dresdener Strasse 4 (map)	around 1830	with shop fitting, plastered construction with profiled segment arch portal and Wilhelminian style front door, of importance in terms of building history. Installation of shop windows and roof construction, windows around 1900.	08971070
	Residential house in half-open development, with front garden enclosure	Dresdener Strasse 18 (map)	19th century, later reshaped	Simple residential building from the 19th century with a reduced plastered facade, redesigned around 1900, counterpart to number 20, of importance in terms of local development. Plain on the street side, on the courtyard side with bay window and porch, outbuildings with half-timbered jamb - outbuildings in the courtyard painted in 2015, no monument.	08971067
	Residential house in semi-open development	Dresdener Strasse 20 (map)	around 1850	Richly structured plastered building, Wilhelminian style residential building with characteristic structures from the 19th century, a street-defining balcony, of architectural significance. Gable with triple windows, arbor with coupled window, ornamental porphyry panels in parapet fields between the sill and ledge and under the arched windows on the ground floor, final cornice with consoles, in the gable with a serrated frieze.	08971068
	Residential building in closed development	Dresdener Strasse 23 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	with half-timbered upper floor, the high half-timbered gable characterizing the street scene, of importance in terms of building history. Two-storey, three-axis, ground floor with rough plaster, half-timbered construction.	08971064
	Residential house in semi-open development	Dresdener Strasse 25 (map)	around 1890	with Wilhelminian style facade design, of architectural significance. Two-storey, mansard roof (platform roof) with two roof houses, belt cornice, corner cuboid and facade decoration in porphyry tufa, Wilhelminian style residential building structurally connected to an older residential building without monument value.	08971069
	Former keystone in the courtyard wall of a property	Dresdener Strasse 32 (map)	18th century	Baroque cartouche with a jumping horse, of artistic and artistic importance. Keystone from the former gate of a farm, now inserted in the courtyard wall.	08971161
	Residential house in a four-sided courtyard	Dresdener Strasse 44 (map)	around 1900	Street-defining building from the Wilhelminian era, of architectural significance. Large residential building in a stately courtyard, four-axis gable end with pilaster strips and arched frieze, arched windows.	08971071
More pictures	Geithain railway station; Railway line Leipzig – Geithain (station with reception building (address: Eisenbahnstraße 2), goods handling, warehouse and signal box (address: Eisenbahnstraße 2a))	Eisenbahnstrasse 2; 2a (card)	1870-1871	Belonging to the Leipzig – Geithain railway line (6385, see KC), predominantly Wilhelminian-style buildings, timber-framed storage buildings, the 1920s-style signal box of architectural importance, of local and transport history. Reception building and goods halls to the east are uniform with protruding flat gable roofs and gable design with twin windows and ox eyes, timber-framed warehouse with brick infill, goods handling plastered, reception building changed in the 1920s: smoothing of the originally grooved ground floor and removal of the roofs, instead window frames and plinths in brick as well Extension of one axis each on the east and west side. From the same time signal box in clinker brick west of the reception building. Station initially only through station on the Kieritzsch – Chemnitz line, reconstruction before the Leipzig-Geithain line goes into operation, construction of a locomotive station, greater importance in freight traffic due to the surrounding quarry and brickworks industry, 2002 reconstruction of the station area, dismantling of parts of the station, Ancillary building: formerly east of the reception building, demolished before 2007 according to the UDSB. The Leipzig – Geithain railway line (route abbreviation LG), Saxon main line, route from Leipzig Hfb, initially in an easterly direction - parallel to the Leipzig – Dresden railway line, in the Leipzig-Stünz district towards the south, from Leipzig-Liebertwolkwitz in a south-easterly direction via Bad Lausick to Geithain station, it is part of the long-distance connection from Leipzig to Chemnitz, various routes were discussed from 1850 onwards, the short route via Bad Lausick (instead of the connection via Riesa) was only opened on March 20, 1884 at the urging of the city of Lausick with the support of the cities of Leipzig and Dresden approved by the Saxon state parliament, the route began in Liebertwolkwitz (construction started November 11, 1885, operations started on May 2, 1887), 1914–1916 double-track expansion of the Leipzig – Liebertwolkwitz section, 1946 dismantling of the second track between Engelsdorf and the Liebertwolkwitz workshops, 2004 -2006 Modernization of the Leipzig – Chemnitz line, dismantling of the second track z between Leipzig Hbf and Leipzig Paunsdorf as well as the removal of all equipment used for freight traffic, plans to electrify the Leipzig – Chemnitz line from 2012	08971030
	City wall; Butterturm (residential building with tower and stairs on the tower)	Outdoor area 6 (map)	around 1200	Originally a medieval defense or residential tower of a free courtyard, later part of the city fortifications (see city wall, individual monument document object 08971160), the adjoining house around 1900 with ornamental framework in the gable, of architectural, local and urban significance. Monument text: The powder tower originally belonged to a Freihof that was built in the 12th century. It was integrated into the city's fortifications. The margrave bailiff lived in the Freihof, and in early times he was responsible for the local administration, especially the jurisdiction. In 1349 the estate of Bailiff Heinrich von Almsdorf was referred to as "curia et castrum", which suggests a castle-like structure. When the city took over jurisdiction (lower in 1392, upper in 1467), the Freihof became the councilor's stables. The outdoor garden belonging to the courtyard also came to the city and was built on from 1700. During the garrison, the tower was used as an ammunition store and the associated building was used as the “Royal Saxon Provision Office” (1683–1897). The building was converted into a residential building in 1914. The slim tower rises above a square floor plan and consists of plastered quarry stone masonry. The corners of the building are accentuated by an irregular corner block made of Rochlitz porphyry tuff. The frames of the doors and some of the slit-like windows are also made of Rochlitz porphyry tuff. The flat tent roof comes from a more recent construction phase, the cityscape by Dilich (1628) shows the tower with a pointed hood. The entrance to the upper floors is halfway up the tower, accessible through steep external stairs that start from a heist. Another entrance to the basement is at the stairs leading to the Heiste. The residential building attached to the tower is a plastered building with ornamental framework in the gable and eaves and is thus under the design influence of the country house style around 1900. The Powder Tower and the residential building connected to it are important evidence of important stages in the town's development. The building of the tower in particular refers to the history of its origins and the social conditions in Geithain's early days. As a former part of the city fortifications, the Powder Tower also embodies an informative value in terms of local history. At the same time, it is an architectural history document on the status and development of medieval defense construction. In addition, it is one of the city's identity-creating landmarks and thus has urban significance. (LfD / 2017). Slender tower on a square floor plan, with a flat tent roof, quarry stone masonry (newly plastered) with irregular Rochlitz porphyry tuff corner blocks, entrance at half the height of the tower, accessible via steep external stairs from Heiste, narrow window slots with porphyry tufa framing, used as a powder tower by the garrison since 1683, adjoining house with decorative framework in the gable and eaves zone.	08971159
	Individual features of the aggregate cemetery Geithain: cemetery gate, enclosure wall, cemetery chapel and some tombs as well as memorials for the victims of World War II (see also aggregate document Obj. 09303066)	Grimmaische Strasse (map)	around 1830 (sandstone panel)	of local importance. Presumably older complex around 1910 newly occupied (sandstone plaque with corner rosettes preserved in the western wall around 1830). Worth mentioning gravestones with figurative decoration: Kluge (1934), Meinig (1934) Teichmann (around 1913). Simple cemetery chapel around 1913. Wall grave Fam. Günther, around 1912. In the enclosure wall near the main entrance grave slab Theodor Oskar Müller, died 1888. Memorial for the victims of the Second World War (dead in the air raid on Geithain, 13 dead in the air raid on April 13th 1945, and deaths in the Geithain hospital), around 1945.	08971120
	Material entirety of the Geithain cemetery, with the following individual monuments: cemetery gate, enclosure wall, cemetery chapel and some tombs as well as memorials for the victims of World War II (see individual monument document Obj. 08971120) as well as the cemetery complex (garden monument)	Grimmaische Strasse (map)	around 1910, much older	of local importance. Presumably older complex (19th century), re-covered around 1910 (sandstone panel with corner rosettes preserved in the western wall around 1830). Worth mentioning gravestones with figurative decoration: Kluge (1934), Meinig (1934) Teichmann (around 1913). Simple cemetery chapel around 1913. Wall grave Fam. Günther, around 1912. In the enclosure wall near the main entrance grave slab Theodor Oskar Müller, died 1888. Memorial for the victims of the Second World War (dead in the air raid on Geithain, 13 dead in the air raid on April 13th 1945, and deaths in the Geithain hospital), around 1945.	09303066
	Barn of a farm	Grimmaische Strasse 4 (map)	around 1800	Half-timbered barn in the suburban development, gable side with ventilation slots, historically important.	08971016
	Villa with garden fence	Grimmaische Strasse 4b (map)	around 1905	Stately villa in the reform style of the time around 1910, with completely preserved facade details, staircase with original leaded glass windows, with original fencing on the park side, of architectural and artistic importance. Raised base in comb plaster, decorative window framing, with original windows, skylight bars, wooden entrance porch, Art Nouveau door.	08971015
	Residential house in semi-open development	Grimmaische Strasse 5 (map)	around 1905	Plastered building with Neo-Biedermeier decoration and half-timbered ornamental gable, of architectural significance. Two-storey, high mansard roof with gable, decorative framework and neo-Biedermeier tendril stucco motif. Door and ground floor window with porphyry tufa.	08970923
More pictures	Former hospital	Grimmaische Strasse 14 (map)	late 17th century, later rebuilt	Plastered building with porphyry tufa structure, segmental arch portal, hipped roof on the street side, significance in terms of local history and social history. Monument text: The former hospital building emerged from an old dye house, which the town of Geithain bought from Major Hans August Wilhelm von Carlowitz in 1834 (purchase price 215 tons) and converted into a hospital and poor house by 1835. The city council had to finance the acquisition and renovation of the building in part through a loan. The old hospital, the founding of which dates back to the 13th century, was demolished in 1811 because it was in disrepair; it was located at the hospital pond, which is closer to the city. After the old hospital was demolished, the town's shepherds' houses on Katharinenplatz were initially used for poor and sick care, when these buildings burned down in 1828 and 1831, the poor and sick were placed in private houses. Since this situation was evidently of little use, it was finally decided to re-establish an independent hospital. The two-storey building is a plastered building made of brick masonry with dividing elements in porphyry tuff. The shape of the roof (hipped roof on the street side, gable roof on the back) or irregularities in the window arrangement and the late baroque portal of the entrance door show that the existing building stock resulted from one or more renovations. The core of the building probably dates from the 17th century and was changed as early as the 18th century. The capacity of the hospital was soon no longer sufficient. A second, single-storey building (Hospitalstrasse 13a / 13b) was built on the site around the middle of the 19th century, which had to be abandoned as a monument in 2016 due to the poor state of construction. With the new construction of the city hospital from 1889-1894 (Grimmaische Strasse 12, without monument value), the community welfare center experienced a contemporary development. The district doctor found the conditions in the existing buildings of the poor and hospital as unsatisfactory. The older buildings remained in the hands of the city and probably still served social purposes. The former hospital building is an important testimony to the development of community services in the past, both in the local and in the general historical framework. It vividly and authentically documents the poor and sick care in earlier times, especially in the 19th century. For these reasons, the object gains importance in terms of local history and social history. (LfD / 2017). Two-storey building with a half-sided hipped roof.	08971072
More pictures	Residential house (no. 5) and attached stable house as well as side buildings (no. 5a, gatehouse with upper arbor) of a farm	Hospitalstrasse 5; 5a (card)	around 1780	A largely original ensemble of half-timbered buildings, side buildings with a rare upper arbor, typical suburban development, of architectural significance. On the eaves side building with passage, stables on the ground floor, upper arbor and servants' chambers on the upper floor (originally preserved pelvic windows), gable-side residential building with half-timbered upper floor and wide, slated gable (characterizing the townscape) facing the park. to the west adjoining the eaves residential stable house with half-timbered upper floor and slated gable, inside a former cowshed, wide hall with porphyry tuff columns, partly unrenovated.	08970971
	Substructure with combustion chambers of a lime ring kiln	Kalkweg (map)	1868	as a Saxon prototype of the so-called Hoffmann ring furnace of outstanding importance in terms of technology history, besides a larger and thus probably a little later built brick ring furnace in Großtreben the only circular ring furnace preserved in Saxony, also of rarity throughout Germany. Small ring lime kiln in a circular instead of the oval or elongated shape usually carried out later, a substructure made of natural stone, several combustion chambers arranged in a circle around the central fox, accessible via segment-arched openings (loading aisles) in the masonry that are to be closed during the firing process (charging aisles) in the masonry A half-timbered pit floor (used to feed the combustion chambers through various poke openings in the furnace roof; high-quality lignite sourced from Meuselwitz was used for this in order to be able to reach the high temperatures required for lime burning) and the central forge no longer preserved, progressive lime kiln, with which, despite economical fuel consumption, it was possible to continuously produce large amounts of quicklime (in Geithain about 32 tons of quicklime daily from 70 tons of raw limestone, brick production possible if required). Geithainer gray lime popular due to its cement-like properties as a building material for castles, palaces, cellar vaults and fortress structures, accordingly an important production branch for Geithain and for a long time one of the main employers in the area (six lime kilns in the 18th century), 1868 commissioning of the present first Saxon ring kiln based on the patent from Eduard Hoffmann (patent from the year 1858 by Friedrich Eduard Hoffmann, royal master builder in Berlin, and Julius Albert Gottlieb Licht, city planner of Danzig: “Invention of a ring-shaped furnace for uninterrupted operation when burning all kinds of bricks and pottery, lime, plaster and the like "- later withdrawal of the patent, since as early as 1839 construction of the first approximately ring-shaped kiln with a continuous firing channel and firing from above by the mason / brick master Arnold in Ketschendorf near Fürstenwalde), with the building boom of the early days of further upswing in the lime and brick kiln, fast Distribution of the so-called Hoffmann ring furnace, and further ring furnaces were built in Geithain in the 1880s. Another and much larger Saxon plant from the early days of Hoffmann's ring kilns has been preserved in Großtreben, here as a circular brick ring kiln complete with a chimney floor and chimney (cf. obj. 09286311).	08970924
More pictures	Old Kantorat (Cantorat and former school)	Kantorgasse 1 (map)	probably 1630, later reshaped	Plastered building typical of the time, narrow-gabled building, with the west gable side standing on the city fortification, of architectural and local significance. Two-storey building with narrow gables, with the west gable side standing on the city fortification. Quarry stone masonry, plastered, inscription plaque / tomb over episode from the Thirty Years' War of 1635 on the south side in the Nikolaikirchhof (see there), on the north side entrance projection, in the garden open upper end of the semicircular bastion of the city wall.	08971162
	Residential house in closed development, with rear building	Kantorgasse 2 (map)	around 1810	Simple plastered building with preserved facade structure in porphyry tufa, rear building on city fortifications, historically important. Two-storey, five-axis, porphyry tuff framing (painted over) on the ground floor and first floor, grooved eaves cornice.	08970909
	Residential house in closed development, with rear building	Kantorgasse 8 (map)	around 1810	with preserved facade structure, rear building on city wall, of architectural significance. Two-storey, five-axis, porphyry tufa framing on the ground floor and first floor, a standing dormer. Barely legible in the lintel: 1840.	08970907
	Residential house in closed development, with rear building	Kantorgasse 10 (map)	around 1810	with preserved facade structure, rear building on city wall, of architectural significance. Two-storey, five-axis, a standing dormer. Porphyrtuff framing on the ground floor (painted over).	08970906
	Residential house in semi-open development	Kantorgasse 12 (map)	around 1810	with preserved facade structure and porphyry tufa framing on the ground floor, of architectural significance. Two-storey, five-axis, renovated. Baroque inscription board, inscription board difficult to read, porphyry tufa - removed before 2009.	08970905
	House in corner location (Addresses: Katharinenplatz 1, Katharinenplatz 2 and Chemnitzer Straße 17)	Katharinenplatz 1; 2 (card)	1869	Corner building dominating urban planning, late classicist-early founding facade, with elaborate frieze decorations, of architectural significance. Corner building over several plots, emphasized horizontal structure, upper floor as mezzanine floor. Window reveals and cornices with finely divided friezes, different on each floor, grooved eaves cornice, flat hipped roof.	08970887
	Residential building in closed development	Katharinenstrasse 1 (map)	19th century	Residential house with a facade structure from the Wilhelminian era and a baker's guild mark, of architectural significance. Two-storey, five-axis, even rows of windows on the upper floor, profiled porphyry tufa cornice, profiled porphyry tufa door and window frames, arched on the ground floor. Modern shop window.	08970991
	House in corner location (structural unit with Chemnitzer Straße 1)	Katharinenstrasse 2 (map)	around 1840	Cityscape-defining plastered building, remarkable front door with carved panels and wrought-iron skylight grilles in arabesque form, corner house facing the market, of importance in terms of urban planning. One of three preserved house doors of this type: cassettes with carved star and rosette motifs and wrought-iron arabesque panels in a rosette grid typical of the time.	08970978
	Residential building in closed development	Katharinenstrasse 3 (map)	around 1806	with preserved facade structure and segment arch portal, of architectural significance. Two-storey, 1-2-axis, porphyry tufa frame, door arched with a basket with keystone.	08970992
	House in a corner	Katharinenstrasse 6 (map)	re. 1787	Baroque residential building with a hipped high mansard roof and segmented arch portal, slate gable characterizing the cityscape of Katharinenplatz, important in terms of building history and urban planning. Gable side to Katharinenplatz three-story, slated, street side two-story, three-axis. Entrance porphyrtuff framing, arched basket, inscribed in the keystone: GH 1787.	08970993
	Residential building in closed development	Katharinenstrasse 10 (map)	around 1806	with largely intact facade structure, of architectural significance. Two-storey, 1-2-axis, windows with porphyry tufa framing.	08970995
	Residential building in closed development	Katharinenstrasse 13 (map)	around 1820	with largely preserved facade structure, interesting roof structures, of architectural significance. Two-storey with two-axis dwelling and flanking roof houses, 4-1-axis, side gate entrance, window porphyry tufa framing, barrel vault inside.	08970996
	Residential building in closed development	Katharinenstrasse 41 (map)	re. 1701	Plastered building typical of the time, with arched portal from 1701, of historical importance. Two-storey, 2-1-2 axles, window bezels new and painted over, old door arch with cube plinths and struts and beveled soffit. circular keystone, inscription: "HS / Ci." next to it: "17/01"	08970903
	Residential building in closed development	Katharinenstrasse 49 (map)	around 1865	Formerly three-storey residential building, with finely profiled window frames, house entrance door with figurative wrought-iron skylights, historically significant. Urban type of apartment building from the 1860s, originally preserved facade, on the second floor (demolished before 2009) originally sill consoles, natural stone plinth. Window new.	08970901
	Residential building in closed development	Katharinenstrasse 51 (map)	18th century	Plastered building with a high mansard roof and three-tiered window frames on the ground floor, historically important. Two-storey, 2-1-3 axles, steep mansard roof with four standing dormers, door porphyry tufa framing with "ears" and keystone, door leaves with carved panels (replica of a door around 1875).	08970900
More pictures	Individual features of the aggregate Nikolaikirche with churchyard: Church (with furnishings), churchyard wall, tombs and atonement cross (see also aggregate document Obj. 09303069)	Leipziger Strasse (map)	around 1200 (church tower)	Sacred building to a large extent characterize the townscape, late Gothic hall church with late Romanesque west towers, inside not vaulted, but with a painted flat ceiling, tombs from Renaissance to Classicism, atonement cross probably medieval, architectural, art history, artistically and local history of importance. Hall church with late Romanesque west towers (three-storey, with round arch friezes, coupled sound openings and pointed pyramid roofs), high nave and choir with 5/8 end. Romanesque west portal with three-tier porphyry tuff walls, three-quarter columns with capitals in leaf and band work. From 1504, the ship was extended to a three-aisled hall, with the addition of a flat field ceiling instead of the planned vault. Remarkable ceiling painting 1593–1595 probably by Adam Schilling from Freiberg with representations from the Old and New Testament, portraits of the apostles and portraits of Luther and Melanchthon. On the outer walls tombstones from Renaissance (children's tombstones) and Baroque. Cemetery with grave monuments and atonement cross. Cemetery wall, formed as a substructure on Kantorgasse, Nikolaistraße and rectory, on the south side as part of the city fortifications, here baroque tombstones inserted into the wall.	08971156
More pictures	Subject aggregate Nikolaikirche with churchyard, with the following individual monuments: Church, churchyard wall, tombs and atonement cross (see individual monument document Obj. 08971156) and church square (garden monument)	Leipziger Strasse (map)	from 1200 (church tower)	Sacred building to a large extent characterize the townscape, late Gothic hall church with late Romanesque west towers, inside not vaulted, but with a painted flat ceiling, tombs from Renaissance to Classicism, atonement cross probably medieval, architectural, art history, artistically and local history of importance. Hall church with late Romanesque west towers (three-storey, with round arch friezes, coupled sound openings and pointed pyramid roofs), high nave and choir with 5/8 end. Romanesque west portal with three-tier porphyry tuff walls, three-quarter columns with capitals in leaf and band work. From 1504, the ship was extended to a three-aisled hall, with the addition of a flat field ceiling instead of the planned vault. Remarkable ceiling painting 1593–1595 probably by Adam Schilling from Freiberg with representations from the Old and New Testament, portraits of the apostles and portraits of Luther and Melanchthon. On the outer walls tombstones from Renaissance (children's tombstones) and Baroque. Cemetery with grave monuments and atonement cross. Cemetery wall, formed as a substructure on Kantorgasse, Nikolaistraße and rectory, on the south side as part of the city fortifications, here baroque tombstones inserted into the wall.	09303069
	Green area (garden monument) between Leipziger Straße and Nikolaistraße, with three cast stone sculptures and a memorial to those who fell in the Franco-Prussian War of 1870/1871	Leipziger Strasse (map)	19th century	Of importance in terms of garden history, artistry and local history. System raised by substructure far above street level, dominating the war memorial from 1871. Monument in the form of a fluted column with a Corinthian capital and a crowning eagle. Base with inscription and plastic laurel wreaths. Iron fence. In front and behind it, stone cast sculptures in the style of 1929/30: putto riding a snail, female nude with a water jug, playing putti. Originally the location of the brewery here.	08971158
	Residential building in closed development	Leipziger Strasse 2 (map)	16th century	Plastered building with steep renaissance roof truss and roof pike, of architectural significance. Two-storey, four-axis, ground floor changed by installing a shop, upper storey preserved structure (Porphyrtuff framing). Very high gable roof with a dormer window that extends across the width of the facade.	08970982
	Residential house in semi-open development	Leipziger Strasse 4 (map)	around 1820	with shop fitting, Wilhelminian style building with Biedermeier design elements, of architectural significance. Two-storey, eight-axis, emphasized horizontally by belt and sill cornices, rows of windows and straight window canopies. five roof houses. Ground floor changed, gate around 1860.	08970983
	Residential house in semi-open development	Leipziger Strasse 6 (map)	16th century	with shop fitting, street scene-defining renaissance building with steep pitched roof, baroque segment arch portal, of great importance in terms of architectural history. Stately two-story, eleven-axis building with a high pitched roof. Upper floor windows, two combined, with deeply cut bar walls in the upper half. Ground floor partially changed, door and shop window opening arched. Inside: Cross vault in the shop, exposed late Gothic portal, porphyry tufa, with bar walls, enclosing walls 1.20 m – 1.60 m thick, old cellar vaults. Three-storey roof structure. Originally keystone marked JDR 1789 in the broken-down rear building.	08970984
	Residential house in closed development, with rear building (with upper arbor)	Leipziger Strasse 8 (map)	around 1570, later reshaped	a renaissance building at its core, gate passage on the courtyard side with seating niches, with Oberlauben courtyard building, of architectural significance. Two-storey, seven-axle, five roof houses. Ground floor changed through shop fitting. Arched doorway on the courtyard side with keystone, simple fighter plates and chalice seats with Renaissance decoration. Front building with short side wing with half-timbered gable and windows with porphyry tufa framing. Transverse building with passage, in the basement a former horse stable with groined vaults, the upper floor as a strongly protruding upper arbor with five arches and boarded parapet. In the front building there are very old cellars hewn into the rock, with a late Gothic portal added later. Possibly a former arable house.	08970985
	House in a corner, with two candle arches in the adjacent alley (Köhlergäßchen)	Leipziger Strasse 9 (map)	around 1806	with built-in shop, with preserved shop front from the 1870s, plastered building typical of the time, of architectural significance. Two-storey, five-axis, profiled eaves, roof extension. Upper floor window with porphyry tufa framing, shop surround with fluted pillars, beams and finely decorated pilasters original.	08970988
	Residential house in closed development, with rear building	Leipziger Strasse 10 (map)	around 1806	Three-storey house with an intact facade structure, classicist door leaf, courtyard building with half-timbered upper storey, of architectural significance. 3-1-3 axes, porphyry tufa framing, ground floor with round-arched, profiled shop window opening, portal with segmental arch, "ears" and keystone, fine profiling. On the 1st floor, semicircular niche with leaf rosette, grooved and profiled eaves, three roof houses. Door leaf refurbished according to the old model.	08970986
	Residential building in closed development	Leipziger Strasse 12 (map)	around 1806	Residential house with intact facade structure, baroque segmental arch portal, door leaf around 1870, of architectural significance. Two-storey, five-axis, with six-axis roof extension, dwarf house with triangular gable. Biedermeier house type, ground floor changed by shop, door with finely profiled porphyry tufa framing, segmental arch, with "ears" and keystone. Windows with Porphyrtuff framing, Porphyrtuff cornice.	08970987
	Residential building in closed development	Leipziger Strasse 15 (map)	around 1870	Plastered construction with Wilhelminian style facade design, of importance in terms of building history. Two-storey, five-axis, facade with plaster grooves on the ground floor, profiled cornice, windows on the upper floor with consoles and stucco crowning.	08970989
	Residential building in closed development	Leipziger Strasse 16 (map)	re. 1804	Façade and roof shape with the original structure, with segmented arch portal, important in terms of building history. Two-storey, 3-1-3 axles, with gable, mansard roof and two roof houses. Porphyrtuff framing. Entrance arched, marked in the keystone.	08970963
	Residential building in closed development	Leipziger Strasse 20 (map)	around 1806	Residential house with forms of historicism, original door from around 1860, of architectural significance. Three-storey, flat ledge and end cornice, eaves fluted, two roof houses. Windows with porphyry tuff framing and arched panels made of porphyry tufa, vaults in the hallway.	08970961
	Residential house in closed development, with Heiste	Leipziger Strasse 21 (map)	originally related 1818	with almost preserved facade structure, characterizing the street scene through protrusions in the street alignment, of importance in terms of urban planning and building history. two-storey, eight-axis, porphyry tufa framing, profiled eaves cornice. Originally inscribed in the back door. 1818.	08970935
	Residential house in closed development, with Heiste	Leipziger Strasse 23 (map)	1831	with preserved facade structure, with commemorative plaque from the Bruno & Therese Günther Foundation, established by the American industrialist Paul Günther (1860–1932), born in Geithain, of importance in terms of urban planning, local history and architectural history. Two-storey, six-axis, porphyry tufa structure, dwarf house with ornamental framework, profiled eaves, cross vaults in the hallway.	08970936
	Residential building in closed development	Leipziger Strasse 24 (map)	around 1840	with classicistic-Gründerzeit facade formation, of importance in terms of building history. Three-story, six-axis, horizontal emphasis by flat belts and profiled cornice. Windows on the first floor are higher and have a straight roof, the ground floor is old window formats with Porphyrtuff framing.	08970959
	Residential house in closed development, with Heiste	Leipziger Strasse 25 (map)	re. 1722, later reshaped	Plastered building with preserved facade structure, segment arch portal (a seat niche portal from the back of the house today in the museum), of architectural significance. Two-storey, 3-2-axle, sill cornice under upper floor windows. Basket arch portal with profiled porphyry tuff framing, ground floor window with multi-tiered porphyry tufa framing. Courtyard entrance (according to Kittel 1960) with seating niche portal type Dammühle from 1722. Moved to the local museum.	08970536
	Residential building in closed development	Leipziger Strasse 26 (map)	re. 1728, at the core	Baroque house with preserved facade structure, segment arch portal, saddle roof with two rows of dormers, of architectural significance. Two-storey, five-axis, framed with porphyry tufa, inscribed 1804 in the keystone and 1728 in the keystone of the back door.	08970934
	Residential building in closed development	Leipziger Strasse 28 (map)	around 1806	with almost preserved facade structure, segment arch portal, of architectural significance. Five-axis, ground floor with shop entrance and shop window well inserted. Porphyrtuff frames on windows and entrances. Front door with keystone. Zwerchhaus newly renovated in accordance with listed buildings.	08970960
More pictures	Rectory (with attached Kalandstube) and ancillary buildings in the courtyard as well as the fencing of the garden and the fencing wall of the property	Leipziger Strasse 29 (map)	in the core of the 14th century	Stately plastered building in the churchyard, with components from the late Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque periods, two seat niches portals, of importance in terms of building history, art history, local history and the appearance of the town. Two-storey, six-axis building with seating niche portal, porphyry tufa, marked 1705. Inside second seat niche portal marked 1570, behind it hall with groin vault, supported by Porphyrtuff column, marked in the capital: 1571. Former stair tower included in the room (spiral staircase removed), access through door with late Gothic Bar garments. Next to it is a pointed arched door with porphyry tufa framing to a room with groin vault (former pantry under the calender room). Attached to the western gable side: so-called Kalandstube: room with star vault and figural wall paintings dated 1562. On the outside gable wall of the Kalandstube: marked 1562. Back of the rectory probably built on the fortification, here consoles of a lavatory and various window shapes (late Gothic, around 1500). Ancillary building: one storey, with porphyry tufa framing and dormer window, around 1830.	08970949
	Residential building in closed development	Leipziger Strasse 30 (map)	around 1806	with almost preserved facade structure, segment arch portal, of architectural significance. Two-storey, three-axis, flat porphyry tufa cornice, ground floor window and door segmented arched, two roof houses.	08970981
	Residential house in closed development and courtyard building	Leipziger Strasse 34 (map)	around 1806	Plastered building with original porphyry tufa archway and gate wings, ancillary building in the courtyard with a rare upper floor gazebo, historically important. Three-storey, six-axis (later addition), two profiled cornices made of porphyry tuff, profiled main cornice. Gate with a profiled porphyry tufa framing, in the keystone house sign made of three cruciferous flowers. Side building in the courtyard, eleven-arched upper-storey gazebo with boarded-up parapets, below formerly horse stables, until 1897 crew quarters for the garrison.	08970940
	Residential building in closed development	Leipziger Strasse 36 (map)	around 1804	with original structure, profiled porphyry tuff walls, segmental arch portal with keystone and classicist door leaf, of historical importance. Two-storey house with a high mansard roof (baroque) and attic houses, renovated in accordance with monument regulations Door leaf renewed according to the existing original.	08970929
	Residential building in closed development	Leipziger Strasse 38 (map)	re. 1804	Presumably an arable bourgeois house, plastered building with almost preserved facade structure, gate passage with original gate, of architectural significance. Two-storey, five-axis, mansard roof with standing windows, upper floor windows with Porphyrtuff framing. Wide, round arched passage Porphyrtuff pillar with stepped capitals, keystone marked JGF 1804, gate filling with mirrors In passage: stairs to the upper floor with baroque plank docks.	08970939
	Residential building in closed development	Leipziger Strasse 42 (map)	around 1830	Former arable bourgeois house, plastered building with original gate passage with Biedermeier gate, of architectural significance. Three-story, five-axis, four roof houses. Refurbished, gate with porphyry tufa basket arch over stepped capitals, carved mirrors, rosettes, serrated edge. Three cross vaults in the driveway.	08970928
	Residential building in closed development	Leipziger Strasse 46 (map)	around 1804	with gate passage, plastered building with predominantly original structure, classicist door frame, of architectural significance. Two-storey, five-axis, gate entrance with arched arch, newer entrance with roofing, porphyry tufa framing of doors and windows. Gable roof, three roof houses with slated front.	08970930
	Residential building in closed development	Leipziger Strasse 48 (map)	around 1804	with originally preserved facade structure, segmental arch portal, of architectural significance. Two-storey, five-axis, gable roof without dormers, door and window with porphyry tufa framing. Arched door with keystone.	08970931
More pictures	Residential building in closed development	Leipziger Strasse 54 (map)	around 1804	Plastered building with segmented arched door frame, keystone and classicist door leaf, of architectural significance. Two-storey, six-axis, window arrangement on the ground floor changed, door with porphyry tufa framing, keystone and door leaf restored to the original. New windows and roof.	08970932
	Residential building in closed development	Leipziger Strasse 58 (map)	around 1870	with a splendid Wilhelminian style facade, original gate wings, of architectural significance. Older house with pre-faded Wilhelminian style decoration (?): Window roofing over consoles, segmented arched gable with stucco filling in the gate axis. Gate with panels, around the middle of the 19th century (?). Probably around 1870.	08970920
	Residential house in closed development and rear building	Leipziger Strasse 60 (map)	re. 1831	with preserved facade structure, segment arch portal with decorated keystone, rear building built into the city wall with segment arch portal, of architectural significance. Back building built into the city wall - belongs to property number 60, two-storey, gable roof with wide bat dormer, entrance with porphyry tufa framing, keystone around 1840.	09303071
	Residential house in closed development, with Heiste	Leipziger Strasse 64 (map)	re. 1831	with preserved facade structure, segmental arch portal with dated keystone, of architectural significance. Two-storey, four-axle, door with arched arch and keystone with year of construction, mansard roof, two roof houses.	08970911
More pictures	Residential house in closed development, with Heiste	Leipziger Strasse 66 (map)	around 1830	Plastered building with segmental arch portal and keystone, directly at the lower gate, of importance in terms of building history and character of the townscape.	09306207
More pictures	Untertor (city gate with attached city gate house)	Leipziger Strasse 68 (map)	13th century, later reshaped	Last preserved city gate of the place, Romanesque core, inside the former apartment of the gatekeeper, in the tower a prison, of importance in terms of local history, building history and the appearance of the town. The last preserved city gate, built in the course of the wall fortification after 1200, in the core Romanesque tower-like building with a wide passage, today built in on the side, slightly pointed round arch on the city side with beveled porphyry tufa, outer side with arched opening and preserved rails for portcullis, three storeys, towards the city with preserved small rectangular openings, hipped roof, gatehouse to the north, built on the outside of the city wall, single-storey, single-axis entrance on the street side, inside the former gatekeeper's apartment, in the tower prison, today the seat of the Geithainer Heimatverein.	08970910
	Individual features of the entity Marienkirche and Kirchhof Wickershain: Church (with furnishings) , churchyard wall with gate system, some old tombstones, memorial for those who fell in World War I and three stone crosses (see also entity document Obj. 08971058)	Lindenstrasse (map)	First mentioned in 1186 (church)	old location Wickershain, originally Romanesque choir tower church, Gothic new building, of architectural, artistic and local significance. Wide choir tower with coupled arched windows and roof turrets, at the same height the nave extended in 1475 with buttresses and high tracery windows. On the west side vestibule with pointed arch portal, next to it a stair tower. Chor 1424, as a 5/8 polygon. Free-standing tomb around 1845 and war memorial from 1914–1918 in the cemetery. Cemetery wall with gate system. Three stone crosses opposite the main entrance of the church, probably 16th century, porphyry tufa, originally probably station crosses. Church shaped by its elevated position far to the south, east and west.	08971157
More pictures	Subject aggregate Marienkirche and Kirchhof Wickershain, with the following individual monuments: Church, churchyard wall with gate system, some old gravestones and memorial for the First World War (Lindenstrasse, see individual monument document Obj. 08971157), Wickershain rectory (Marienstraße 30, see individual monument document Obj. 08970889) as well as with the material part: Cemetery (garden monument) with cemetery chapel	Lindenstrasse (map)	First mentioned in 1186 (church)	old location Wickershain, originally Romanesque choir tower church, Gothic new building, of architectural, artistic and local significance. Cemetery on the hillside south of the church, tomb around 1845: three-tier sandstone stele with urn vase. The two upper steps are tabernacle-like between columns, in the upper part relief: two seated children (?) Shaking hands (twins), weathered inscription. War memorial: simple porphyry stele with steel helmet and wreath holder, stairs on both sides.	08971058
	Residential house (with two house numbers) in open development	Lindenstrasse 1; 3 (card)	around 1900	Stately twin house with multi-colored slate cladding on the upper floor, of architectural significance. Two-storey, eleven-axis, with roof houses in the high mansard roof, light slate slabs with rhombic ornamentation, solid gable.	08971055
	House and two attached outbuildings	Lindenstrasse 2 (map)	re. 1822	Residential building typical of the landscape, of importance in terms of social history and the appearance of the streets. Hook-shaped system, door with porphyry tufa framing and designation, according to UDB information: plastered half-timbering on the upper floor no longer exists.	08971056
	Stable house of a farm	Marienstraße 19 (map)	around 1800	with half-timbered upper floor, typical suburban development, historically important. Solid gable, ground floor window with Porphyrtuff framing.	08971049
	Relief »Pestengel« in the courtyard wall	Marienstraße 20 (map)	18th century	of local importance.	08971052
	Residential house in open development	Marienstraße 26 (map)	around 1800	probably a cottage, with a pointed roof pitch, two-story clay building, of social and historical importance.	08971053
	Individual monument of the entity Marienkirche and Kirchhof Wickershain: rectory of the St. Marien Church (see also entity document Lindenstrasse, Obj. 08971058)	Marienstraße 30 (map)	around 1860/1870	Typical plastered building with a remarkable Wilhelminian style entrance door made of wood and wrought iron, of importance in terms of building history, local history and the appearance of the town. Conversion over probably older parts around 1860/70, plastered porphyry tufa masonry, two-storey, eight-axis, two-axis three-storey central projection, entrance with porphyry tufa framing, door original late classicistic, ornamental latticework (heavily corroded): dolphins growing out of the mask.	08970889
	Residential building in closed development, with archway to the courtyard (next to Markt 1)	Market 2 (map)	subsequently re. 1573, later reshaped	at its core a renaissance building, with a renewed seat niche portal (subsequently designated 1573) and relief (putto riding on a barrel), of importance in terms of town planning and architectural history. Biedermeier house type: two-storey with loft extension over the whole side: middle dwarf house with triangular gable. Window with porphyry tufa frame, profiled, portal frame with date of construction and seat stones renewed in 1926. Dating in the portal arch. Inscription under the shells closing off the seating niche: Renewed 1926 / Franz Krenkel. Putto also by Franz Krenkel in 1926: probably also the sculpture above the gate on Bahnhofstrasse. Dwarf with lamp and bunch of keys and "night owl": allusion to the rear exit of the Ratskeller originally located here (lights up the guests' homes), courtyard entrance to Bahnhofstrasse with porphyry tuff archway and plastic (owl and dwarf), gate entrance to Bahnhofstrasse, moved to the new Markt 1 building .	08971006
	Residential building in closed development	Market 3 (map)	around 1806	three-storey plastered building with porphyry tufa archway and original coffered gate leaves, of importance in terms of urban planning and building history. In the picture from 1840 already three-storey and eight-axis, roof extension later. Ground floor with shop windows. Porphyrtuff-framed archway with keystone. Similar to number 4, presumably a former farm house.	08970919
	Residential building in closed development	Market 4 (map)	re. 1525, later reshaped	Former arable bourgeois house with a wide archway, of importance in terms of urban planning and architectural history. Two-storey, 3-2-1 axles, three dormers. Profiled archway, with curbstones and keystone, above the original building inscription "1525 BH". Gate with coffered panels, originally with cross vaults. Starting from the passage gate with Porphyrtuff framing. The facade has been changed by the shop window, the upper floor window is new with a new porphyry tuff frame.	08971005
	Residential house in closed development, with courtyard building and rear building on the city wall	Market 5 (map)	re. 1806	Former arable bourgeois house with stately archway, courtyard building with upper floor arbor, of importance in terms of town planning and architectural history. Two-storey, six-axis, ground floor changed with modern shop windows, upper storey window porphyry tufa framing, wide arched arched profile, keystone with old and new construction dates, (WW 1967). Passage with barrel vault. Four sold roof houses. In the courtyard side building with renewed upper floor arbor, transverse building with passage to the garden with boarded half-timbering. Behind the workshop building / rear building, half-timbered, the interior compartments with clay scratches. Upper floor arbor (probably not preserved).	08970977
	Residential building in closed development	Market 6 (map)	re. 1833	three-storey plastered building, with shops in a distinctive arched structure on the ground floor, gate passage with original gate, of importance in terms of urban planning and architectural history. Three-storey, eight-axis, on the ground floor showcase as a continuous arch, which is probably modeled on the archway dated in the keystone in 1919. The basket arches rest on slightly swelling pillars and stepped fighters. Gate with original cassette filling. Porphyrtuff framed windows. Porphyrtuff plate with Merkur rod and initials EK 1919 in the facade. Saddle roof with pike-like extension.	08970933
	Gasthof Zum Goldenen Löwen (formerly) (former inn in closed development)	Market 8 (map)	re. 1514	Significant renaissance building with a coat of arms frieze, gate passage with classicist gate, temporarily town hall of the city, of importance in terms of building history, town planning, art history and local history. Two-storey, with a large roof area, eleven-axis, emphasized horizontally by porphyry tufa frieze with (empty) coats of arms and an even row of windows. Pointed arches penetrating each other on the right. Windows connected by a sill, with porphyry tufa walls with multiple stepped soffits in the upper third. Wide gate entrance with basket arch over step capitals. Gilded lion in late Gothic shapes rising above the keystone in the coat of arms frieze. Underneath the initials JGSM 1714 and the inscription: THIS HOUSE IS IN GOD'S HAND / THE GOLDEN LION WILL BE GENAND. In the coat of arms frieze under the sixth window there is a Gothic inscription: 15 .. (?) FS Ground floor window on the right combined into a group of three, all windows with curved panes. The building was also used as a town hall for a long time.	08970885
	Residential building in closed development	Market 9 (map)	around 1820	Local plastered building, classicistic door frame with original door, of importance in terms of urban planning and architectural history. Two-storey, three-axis, shop windows on the ground floor, roof houses with carved posts, beautiful Wilhelminian style door.	08970990
	town hall	Market 11 (map)	1529 and ins. 1538	Essentially a Renaissance building, remodeled in the Wilhelminian style, the narrow side facing the market with a balcony and clock tower highlighted, of importance in terms of building history, artistically and characterizing the townscape. originally two-storey, with roof turret and outside staircase, until 1857 town hall, from 1878 district court, later people's police district office, today (2009) town hall again. Heightened and remodeled around 1878. On the north side a plaque dated 1538.	08971007
	Residential building in closed development	Nikolaistraße 4 (map)	around 1820	with preserved facade structure, porphyry tufa door frame with straight roofing, of architectural significance. Two-storey, four-axis, porphyry tufa framing, door with straight roofing, demolition permit from June 2, 2016.	08970955
	Residential building in closed development	Nikolaistraße 5 (map)	around 1820	Shop installation, with preserved facade structure, porphyry tufa door frame with straight roofing and old door leaf, of architectural significance. Two-storey, five-axis, porphyry tufa framing, profiled, door with straight roofing, smooth porphyry tufa cornice, profiled eaves, two two-axis roof houses.	08970951
	Residential building in closed development	Nikolaistraße 7 (map)	re. 1474, later reshaped	In the core it is probably a very old house, with late Gothic building inscriptions, classicist door frame, of architectural significance. Two-storey, four-axis, with four-axis roof extension and central gable with Art Deco brick ornament, profiled porphyry tufa frame, door with straight roofing. Porphyrtuff plaque on the facade with the late Gothic building inscription "ano dm m cccc1xxIIII nbri oler" (?) And house coat of arms: shield with rose window and arrow pointing upwards. Gable wall with profiled window reveals. Cross vaults, wall niches, crooked, thick walls in the hallway.	08970952
	House in a corner	Nikolaistraße 8 (map)	around 1820	Plastered building with preserved facade and gable shape, part of the old town development, of local history. Two-storey, four-axis, gable with windows through, porphyry tufa framing.	08970957
	House in a corner	Nikolaistraße 9 (map)	around 1806	small corner house facing Badergasse, gable slated, characterizing the street scene, of architectural significance. Low two-story, four-axle corner house with old windows.	08970954
	Residential building in closed development	Nikolaistraße 15 (map)	around 1806	with preserved facade structure, with segmented arch portal, of architectural significance. Two-storey, five-axis, porphyry tufa framing, simply profiled on the ground floor. Door frame with round profile, arch and keystone. Groin vault in the hallway. Grooved eaves.	08970974
	Residential building in closed development	Nikolaistraße 17 (map)	re. 1806	with preserved facade structure, with segmented arch portal, of architectural significance. Two-storey, three-axis, porphyry tufa framing, simply profiled on the ground floor. Door frame with round bar profile, stitch arch and painted over keystone (originally marked 1806).	08970975
	Residential building in closed development	Nikolaistraße 19 (map)	around 1806	with preserved facade structure, with segmented arch portal, of architectural significance. Two-storey, three-axle, a roof house. Porphyrtuff framing on the ground floor, simply profiled, door with arched arch and keystone.	08970976
	Residential building in closed development	Nikolaistraße 23 (map)	re. 1806	with preserved facade, segmented arch portal and inlay door, of architectural significance. Two-storey, five-axis, profiled porphyry tuff framing. Door with round bar profile, arch and keystone "CFN 1806".	08970973
	Residential building in closed development	Nikolaistraße 25 (map)	re. 1806	with built-in shop, therefore with predominantly preserved facade structure, segmental arch portal with marked keystone and classicist door leaf, of historical importance. Two-storey, five-axis, roof with dormer window, facade partially changed by shop windows.	08971004
	Residential building in closed development	Nikolaistraße 27 (map)	around 1806	Typically local building with a segmented arched portal and a classicistic front door, largely original preserved, with a striking effect on the street scene, of significance in terms of building history. Residential house (two-storey, plastered solid building with a steep gable roof, porphyry walls, basket arch portal with keystone, five-axis, beautiful classicist front door with skylight, disfiguring windows), typical local house from the early 19th century.	08971965
	Residential building in closed development	Nikolaistraße 29 (map)	around 1806	with preserved facade structure and classicist door frame, important in terms of building history. Two-storey, five-axis, porphyry tufa framing, door with triangular gable, two slated roof houses.	08970942
	Residential building in closed development	Nikolaistraße 31 (map)	around 1806	with preserved facade structure, with segmented arch portal, of architectural significance. Two-storey, three-axis, steep gable roof with dormer window, porphyry tufa frame, door with arched arch and keystone.	08970943
	Residential building in closed development	Nikolaistrasse 33 (map)	re. 1806	with preserved facade structure, with segmented arch portal, of architectural significance. Two-storey, three-axle, dormer window, porphyry tufa frame, door with arched arch, date in the keystone.	08970944
	Residential house in closed development and rear building	Nikolaistraße 35 (map)	around 1806	with an almost intact facade structure, of architectural significance. Two-storey, five-axis, three roof houses: Porphyrtuff frame, ground floor with shop window installation.	08970945
	Gasthof Zum Bär (formerly) (Former inn in closed development, today Catholic parish center)	Nikolaistraße 53 (map)	re. 1839	Plastered construction with preserved facade structure and segmented arched gate, of local and architectural importance. Stately two-story, six-axis house with a high pitched roof and two rows of skylights. Porphyrtuff framing, archway with keystone and fine profiling, originally (as recently as 1960) a bear with a stick erected in the keystone. (Wood, gilded). Originally inscribed in the keystone 1839. Now a Catholic Church.	08970946
	Residential building in closed development	Nikolaistraße 55 (map)	re. 1836	Residential house with preserved facade structure, historically important. Two-storey, three-axis, porphyry tuff frame.	08970947
	Residential building in closed development	Nikolaistraße 57 (map)	around 1806	Former farm bourgeois house with preserved facade structure and late classicist gate wings, of architectural significance. Two-storey, three-axis, porphyry tufa framing, with large archway (stepped capital, profiled arched arch), gate wing restored according to the old model (late classicist).	08970948
	Seven former town barns	Ossaer Weg (map)	re. 1834	Evidence of the infrastructure of an agricultural town, preserved town barns from different times between 1834 and 1860, of local and socio-historical significance. The first barn (Flstk. 316) broken off on the east side, then numbers 8 and 9 (Flstk. 314, 315) with Porphyrtuff inscription panels: marked MB 1834, 1960 conversion to a cattle barn, with the sun gate removed. Further barns on the east side, field stone buildings with double gates (large and small gate openings) and ventilation slots. Barn Flstk. 313 canceled before 2009, barn Flstk. 309 (address: Ossaer Weg 9) demolished before 2009 and replaced by a new building. A barn (Flstk. 298) on the west side of Ossaer Weg. Several barns (Flstk. 307, 306, 305, 304, 303, 302, 301 and 295, 295/1, 296, 297, 300) had already been demolished or rebuilt.	08971118
	Lindenborn (fountain)	Ossaer Weg 8 (before) (map)	re. 1840	Well basin made of porphyry tufa, of architectural and local significance. Hollowed-out collecting stone and old paving, marked 1840, square cover plate with circular support, spout removed, probably broken off before 2009 in favor of a new building.	08971117
	Former youth hostel	Paul-Günther-Platz 1 (map)	1928	in the Heimatstil, building history and local history of importance.	09303175
	Lime and brick kiln (remainder of a multi-chamber kiln for lime and brick kilns, with chimney)	Peniger Strasse 3c (map)	1869-1885	In terms of development, marks the intermediate stage from the two-chamber furnace to the ring furnace, of significance in terms of technology. Rectangular kiln made of porphyry blocks, sloping walls, with arched insertion openings and chimney. Ruinous.	08971045
	Residential building in closed development	Querstraße 4 (map)	around 1825	Plastered building with the original Wilhelminian style shop area, of architectural significance. Two-storey, only three-axis, upper storey original structure (porphyry tufa walls), shop area with architectural framing, fluted pilaster strips with capitals.	08970878
	Residential building in closed development	Querstraße 5 (map)	around 1828/1830	with preserved facade structure, upper floor window with terracotta border and consoles, of architectural significance.	08970893
	Residential building in closed development	Querstraße 6 (map)	around 1828	Plastered building with preserved facade structure, classicist portal with carved Biedermeier door, of architectural significance. Two-storey, five-axis, porphyry tuff walls, door panels: oak leaves and grapevines.	08970879
	Residential building in closed development	Querstraße 10 (map)	re. 1828	with preserved facade structure, door frame with straight roofing and classicist door leaf, of historical importance. Two-storey, five-axis, two dormers. Inscribed in the oval Porphyrtuff field above the door: No. 73 DP 1828, door leaf with oval medallions in fields, window with slightly profiled porphyry tufa framing.	08970881
	Residential building in closed development	Querstraße 13 (map)	re. 1828	simple plastered facade, with baker's guild sign, house entrance door from the Biedermeier period, of architectural significance. Baker's mark: two erect lions carrying a crowned pretzel, door panels (the upper ones replaced by glass): middle: oval wreaths with a pretzel in the middle, crossed by arrows, below: rosettes.	08970894
	House in a corner	Querstraße 14 (map)	around 1828	Corner house on Dresdener Straße, with segment arch portal and keystone, of architectural significance. Structure on the ground floor preserved, upper floor windows new.	08970883
	Residential building in closed development	Querstraße 15 (map)	around 1828	with preserved facade structure, of architectural significance. Two-storey, four-axis, porphyry tufa frame.	08970895
	Residential building in closed development	Querstraße 17 (map)	re. 1828	with a preserved structure on the upper floor and classicist door frame, important in terms of building history.	08970896
	Residential building in closed development	Querstraße 21 (map)	around 1828	Plastered construction with preserved facade structure, with gate passage, of architectural significance. Two-storey, five-axis, porphyry tufa framing of windows and arched door, windows on the ground floor with profiled framing.	08970897
	Post office (former) (corner house, former post office)	Robert-Koch-Strasse 1 (map)	1871	Street-defining residential building from the Wilhelminian era on the corner of Bahnhofstrasse, of architectural and urban significance. Two-storey with a flat hipped roof and beveled corner, central and corner projections with plaster ashlar, heraldic cartouches on the upper floor, heraldic shield in parapet over corner projection.	08971020
	Paul Guenther School (School)	Schillerstraße 13 (map)	1923-1925	Monumental school building that shapes the cityscape with interesting sculptures and a tower, in Art Deco style, of architectural, artistic and art-historical importance. Large, two-winged building, received the window shapes of the 1920s, the typical triangular dormers, sharp-edged cornices and figurative architectural decorations (porphyry tufa) in front of all of the two portals. Larger-than-life groups (teachers and students) on the pillars of the main portal and an owl on a book on the cheek of the staircase. Original entrance doors. South side with large (auditorium) windows, framed by sharp webs and also with architectural plastic. The high school building dominates the cityscape through a tower with an observatory main portal.	08971126
	Colored glass window from the social building of the former VEB Geithainer enamelling plant	Road of German Unity 4a (map)	around 1965	Lead glass window depicting various areas of life in the style of socialist realism, design: Rudolf Fleischer (1915–1984), dismantled colored glazing stored today at GEO Emaillierung Geithain, artistic significance. Staircase glazing, rectangular, extending over two floors, the representation focuses on the areas of life, work (enamel production) and children, stylistically understood in the sense of socialist realism, the building originally served as a company kindergarten and company doctor's practice.	09302011

Kolka

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Four-sided courtyard with stable house, gatehouse, side building and barn	Kolka, Kolka 1 (map)	Mid 19th century	Stately four-sided courtyard, well-preserved example of a courtyard from the middle of the 19th century, partly half-timbered buildings, characterizing the townscape at the entrance to the village, of architectural and economic importance.	08971311
Gatehouse of a four-sided courtyard	Kolka, Kolka 4 (map)	re. 1820	Stately gatehouse with half-timbered upper floor and dated keystone, characterizing the townscape, of architectural significance. Arched passage with porphyry framing. Half-timbered with clay infill. In the keystone: "FG1820". Remaining buildings changed.	08971269
Two gatehouses of a four-sided courtyard	Kolka, Kolka 6 (map)	around 1820	Half-timbered buildings, a gatehouse with a rare upper arbor, particularly characteristic of the townscape, of architectural significance. Both gatehouses with half-timbered upper floors outside and inside. Rear gatehouse with upper arbor. In the Göpelring courtyard. (Barn and house renewed, no monuments). Birkenallee (garden monument) at the driveway - Allee deleted in 2014 because it is not of monumental value.	08971268
Residential stable house and hook-shaped side building of a farm	Kolka, Kolka 7 (map)	Early / mid 19th century	Architecturally and economically important, courtyard with half-timbered buildings from the early and mid-19th century, residential house gables and stable buildings shape the streetscape. Trapezoidal courtyard, of which a high stable building with a half-timbered upper floor standing at an angle in the street curve, around 1820, characterizing the street scene. Likewise the gable (porphyry framed window group, crooked hip) of the stable house with half-timbered on the courtyard side. Front door with straight roofing, porphyry tufa. Opposite stable building changed significantly. Yard with old paving, manure pit in the middle.	08971267
Two side buildings and a barn of a four-sided courtyard	Kolka, Kolka 8 (map)	around 1850	stately four-sided courtyard from the middle of the century, partly in half-timbered construction, characterizing the village at the entrance to the village, of architectural and economic importance. Courtyard gate closed, visible from the outside: eaves stable stable building, plastered, with porphyry tufa structures and a crooked hipped roof. Stable building in the yard z. Partly with half-timbered upper floor, both around 1850. Large barn on the gable, plastered construction, probably end of the 19th century. House on the gable, old cubature, probably half-timbered (wider roof overhang), newly plastered, house painted in 2015.	08971266
Dreiseithof	Kolka, Kolka 9 (map)		(Quarry stone / clay / half-timbering) with the original substance.	08971265
Two gatehouses and a four-sided courtyard	Kolka, Kolka 14 (map)	Mid 19th century	Architecturally and economically important, front gatehouse with one of the last remaining sun gates. Solid buildings with porphyry tufa structures. Gable-independent residential stable house with half-hip, semicircular window and three-window group in the gable. Rear gatehouse with migrant apartment. Courtyard partially with old paving. Sun gate with four fields.	08971270

Narsdorf

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Residential stable house, side building, barn and former gatehouse (passage blocked) of a four-sided courtyard	Dölitzsch 1 (map)	Mid 19th century	Building with half-timbered upper floors, half-timbered barn, cowshed with porphyry columns and groin vaults, of architectural and economic importance. Gatehouse (passage added) with former exodus apartment, windows with porphyry tufa framing, solid gable from around 1850.	08970126
	Residential house, two barns and side buildings as well as the enclosure of the front garden of a four-sided courtyard	Dölitzsch 2 (map)	around 1850	of importance in terms of building history and economic history. two half-timbered barns, residential house with half-timbered upper floor (ornamental framework in a rare design), massive side building with beautiful gable design, founding iron front garden enclosure, residential house with modified ground floor and panel from 1935 ("clan" Vollert has been on this farm since 1635). Barn with freight elevator, side building on the eaves (horse stable, above that for migrants), gable with twin windows and ox eyes with porphyry tuff framing (around 1850).	08971210
	Residential stable house, gatehouse, barn and side building of a four-sided courtyard	Dölitzsch 3 (map)	18th century	Side building with half-timbered upper floor, half-timbered barn, half-timbered house with a Thuringian ladder motif, of architectural and economic importance. Residential building with modified ground floor, gatehouse with clad half-timbered upper floor, marked above the passage, barn (originally full-timbered) 1871, side building with half-timbered upper floor 1910. (information from the owner).	08970619
	Residential stable house and eastern side building (pull-out house) of a former four-sided courtyard	Dölitzsch 4 (map)	around 1700	Residential stable house Originally preserved half-timbered building from the early 18th century (Thuringian ladder half-timbered, head struts), one of the oldest half-timbered buildings in the village, of architectural and house-historical importance. Stable house: half-timbered upper floor with clay infills, ground floor changed. Stable / pull-out house: ground floor field stone, upper floor half-timbered. Door with porphyry frame, inscribed in the keystone .... 11 (illegible, font 18th century) High roof, eaves protruding. Cultivation on the garden side canceled before 2012. Horse stable with entrance on the courtyard side (Kumthalle?), Solid, built in the form of a gable around 1850, demolished before 2012 except for the wall facing the street.	08971204
	House, barn and attic of a three-sided courtyard	Dölitzsch 5 (map)	18th century / 19th century Century	historically important, half-timbered buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries Century, the townscape at the entrance to the village. House and barn with half-timbered upper floor, storeroom-like building next to the gate, all-timbered.	08971205
	Residential stable house, side building and barn of a four-sided courtyard	Dölitzsch 6 (map)	18th century	Half-timbered buildings, half-timbered gables of the residential building strongly characterize the townscape (striving half-timbering with V-struts), of architectural and economic importance. Half-timbered upper floor residential building, ground floor changed, half-timbered upper floor barn, full-timbered barn facing the courtyard, solid gable with two twin windows, ox-eye in the gable triangle, stable windows below, all with porphyry tufa framing (around 1850).	08971206
	Residential stable house, barn and side building (with Kumthalle) of a four-sided courtyard	Dölitzsch 7 (map)	18th century	Half-timbered barn, residential stable house with half-timbered upper floor, side building facing the courtyard, massively renovated, of architectural and economic significance. Barn with gate passage (half-timbered), massive side building (horse stable with Kumthalle, above that for migrants), residential stable house with half-timbered upper floor (ground floor changed). Barn with half-timbered gable.	08971207
	Residential house (on a hook-shaped floor plan) of a farm	Dölitzsch 8 (map)	19th century	Architecturally important, with a half-timbered upper floor. Window and door frames with brick edging.	08970624
	Cottage	Dölitzsch 9 (map)	19th century	Socially and historically significant, with a half-timbered upper floor and a slated gable. Location in the valley, by the stream (former mill?), Door and window with porphyry framing.	08970711
	House and barn of a farm	Dolitzsch 11; 11a (card)	1st half of the 19th century	Residential house with half-timbered upper floor, half-timbered barn, historically important residential building on a hillside, original windows.	08971208
	Residential stable house, side building and barn of a four-sided courtyard	Dölitzsch 15 (map)	1st half of the 18th century, later reshaped	Half-timbered barn, dwelling house and side building with half-timbered upper floors, dwelling house in parts from the early 18th century (Thuringian ladder half-timbering, head braces), one of the oldest half-timbered buildings in town, of architectural and economic importance.	08970527
	Residential stable house in a four-sided courtyard	Dölitzsch 17 (map)	around 1860	Architecturally important, with a half-timbered upper floor. Ground floor changed, gable slated. Large, elongated, unpaved courtyard, two massive barns opposite one another from 1905 and 1910 (inscription) - no monuments. Opposite, slightly desolate stable building with boarded upper floor (arbor behind?).	08970516
	Residential stable house, barn and side building (former gatehouse) of a four-sided courtyard	Dölitzsch 19 (map)	Mid 19th century	Half-timbered barn, residential house with half-timbered upper floor, of architectural and economic importance. Residential building with modified ground floor, passage at gatehouse outside added.	08970534
	Gasthof Zum heiteren Blick (inn and side building in the courtyard)	Dölitzsch 21 (map)	1871	Architecturally and historically important, old inn on the main road, with an original, classicist facade that has been preserved from the Wilhelminian era Two-and-a-half-storey building, five-axis, flat saddle roof, central projectile, windows and doors with porphyry tufa, windows renewed, entrance door with straight roofing, inscription "Number 21 H.Krasselt 1871". Corresponding two-storey, elongated rear building, probably stable and workshop, porphyry tufa door walls painted over, upper floor partially boarded up,	08971228
	Residential house, barn, stable building and side building of a four-sided courtyard as well as courtyard paving and enclosure of the front garden	Hauptstrasse 13 (map)	around 1850	Originally preserved, typical four-sided courtyard from the middle of the 19th century, gable of the residential building with a group of three windows, iron front garden enclosure, of architectural significance. Five-axis residential building, entrance and central window axis with straight roofing. Consoles, facade divisions and cornices made of porphyry tufa, painted over. Two-storey with a half-hip roof, gable with a group of three windows. Gate system with a flat arch, porphyry tufa. Outbuildings preserved in almost their original form. Doors and windows with porphyry tufa, in the Göpelring courtyard. In front of the house there is a square sandstone with the inscription “Road and Waterworks Department Chemnitz - Leipzig”, denoting the border between the districts of Chemnitz and Leipzig.	08971230
More pictures	Narsdorf station (reception building, signal box)	Hauptstrasse 35 (map)	around 1872	Inselbahnhof, inaugurated in 1872, important station for goods traffic away from the Mulde valley, of local history, counter hall with ceramic furnishings around 1930. Two three-story buildings with the gables facing the tracks. 1-3-1-axis gable, flat saddle roof, ground floor (originally grooved) with arched windows. Both buildings are connected by a single-storey reception and counter hall. Inside, ceramic furnishings from around 1930 (local company) with wall fountains (figuratively genre-like), tables on ceramic pedestals in front of the two switches, wall tiles.	08971189
	Villa with three outbuildings	Hauptstrasse 40 (map)	around 1900	Wilhelminian style building in country house style (ornamental half-timbered gable), historically important. Two-storey, central projectile, gable with ornamental framework and cracks, window frames with bricks, entrance on the gable side, original porch with lead glass panes, three original outbuildings belonging to it, wash house, stable and farm building. Courtyard side of the villa slightly changed, newer extension, window changed.	08971229
	Residential stable house, hook-shaped side building and barn of a four-sided courtyard	Obere Dorfstrasse 1 (map)	18th century	old house with half-timbered upper floor (Wilde Mann figures), beautiful, closed courtyard, significant in terms of building history. Old stable house with a narrow structure, high roof structure and wide roof overhang. Gable plastered, on the courtyard side half-timbered with man figures, probably 18th century, half-timbered barn, stable building in angular position, inside windows with porphyry walls, half-timbered in the upper third, with curved struts, around 1900. Residential house villa-like, around 1900, changed - no monument.	08971234
	Residential stable of a former four-sided courtyard	Obere Dorfstrasse 7 (map)	re. 1861	Half-timbered upper floor, original door from 1861, significant in terms of local history and building history. Residential house: ground floor quarry stone, upper floor simple half-timbered structure with clay infill, porphyry tufa walls, door with straight roof, in the lintel the inscription “No. 7 G. Noebel 1861 “, beautiful door panels from the time of construction, side building: ground floor quarry stone, upper floor half-timbered. Arched door with porphyry walls, keystone with cartouche, inside the inscription: "CC 1733" - demolished before 2011, old courtyard paving - no memorial (partial demolition granted in 1998 for barn).	08971233
	Side building of a four-sided courtyard	Obere Dorfstrasse 16 (map)	around 1850	partly half-timbered, of importance in terms of local history. On the street side half-timbered with clay infill, gable and courtyard side solid, courtyard side windows and doors with porphyry tufa walls, desolate.	08971232
	Residential building	Settlement 39d (map)	around 1930	Clinker brick building typical of the time in a more elaborate design, echoes of the New Objectivity, of importance in terms of building history.	09306189
	Residential stable house and side building (with a bakery on the street side) of a four-sided courtyard	Untere Dorfstrasse 3 (map)	18./19. Century	Architecturally and economically of importance, gable-independent residential stable house with half-timbered upper floor. Ground floors of both houses changed, back house not renovated in 2005.	08971242
	Residential house, stable building, side building and barn of a four-sided courtyard	Untere Dorfstrasse 10 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	stately courtyard with half-timbered buildings, location that characterizes the townscape, of architectural and local significance. Residential house with a massive gable facing the street, in it a striking porphyry framed window group and ox eyes. Below it is an inscription and date (illegible). On the courtyard side with half-timbered upper floor. Stable building, eaves side to the street, with preserved peplum windows outside and inside. Two barns standing at an angle, full-timbered or timber-framed upper floor. Before that, Göpelring. Street-side barn gable with coupled twin windows (porphyry framing), underneath inscription: 1861 ox eyes, underneath inscription plaque - illegible -, originally with porphyry framing, now painted over, stable with passage, upper floor half-timbered, windows and doors on the ground floor with porphyry framing, on both sides? Half-timbered, stable windows and doors with porphyry frame, new with full timber-frame. Original peplum windows in the Göpelring yard, stable building, barn marked CG Vollhardt 1861.	08971240
	villa	Untere Dorfstrasse 10b (map)	around 1900	Wilhelminian style building in country house style with ornamental framework in the gable, of architectural significance. Top floor with a color-contrasting trickle plaster frieze. Porphyrtuff base, small oriel on the street side.	08971239
	Side building (with pull-out part), stable building (with upper arbor) and barn of a four-sided courtyard	Untere Dorfstrasse 12 (map)	re. 1772	Half-timbered barn, side building with half-timbered upper storey, former horse stable with blocked passage and upper arbor, of architectural, social and economic importance. Windows and door frames made of porphyry tufa, barn full framework on the gable dated 1886, stable building with half-timbered upper floor and upper arbor (four-arched), doors with porphyry tufa border, peplum window. Stall and barn original windows. On the outside of the (horse?) Stable there is still a walled-up passage with a porphyry tufa arch. In the keystone: jumping horse and inscribed17 (?) 72.	08971235
	Residential stable house, side building (old residential stable house) and barn of a four-sided courtyard	Untere Dorfstrasse 13 (map)	around 1860	Residential stable house a Gründerzeit plastered building, remarkable side building with half-timbered upper floor (St. Andrew's cross and leafed head braces), one of the oldest half-timbered buildings in town, half-timbered barn, significance for the cultural landscape, of architectural, house and economic history. Residential building: eleven-axis plastered building, side building: two-storey, ground floor massive with door frame in porphyry tuff, keystone marked: GH 1792, upper floor with the same half-timbered construction: St. Andrew's cross and leafed headbands, gable roof, barn: half-timbered on the courtyard side.	08971236
	House and two side buildings of a four-sided courtyard	Untere Dorfstrasse 15 (map)	re. 1832	Residential house with half-timbered upper floor, courtyard as a whole characterizing the townscape, of architectural and economic significance. Stable house: narrow structure with steep roof and half-timbered upper floor. Ground floor on the courtyard side changed, straight half-timbered structure, outside older condition. Two stable buildings, with half-timbering, one with a former migrant apartment and a blocked passage, marked on the arch on the garden side 1832. Massive barn around 1850, after recent renovations no monument, with porphyry framing, residential house and other outbuildings probably 1832, windows of the outbuildings original, ground floor in the residential building changed.	08971237
	Residential stable house and side building of a four-sided courtyard as well as gate entrance and porphyry base of a manual pump in the courtyard	Untere Dorfstrasse 17 (map)	re. 1840	stately, local courtyard from the middle of the 19th century, residential stable house plastered building with elaborate portals in porphyry tufa, gable with triple window, of importance in terms of local history and building history. Residential stable house: ten-axis plastered building with a crooked hip roof, stable window only on the outside. Street-side gable with elaborate design through window grouping with porphyry framing, in front of it typical manure point and wall. On the courtyard side with two entrances, segmental arched with porphyry framing. On the left with porphyry plaque with building inscription "..." and dating 1840, facade with plastered mirrors and medallions. In front of it a profiled porphyry base of a manual pump. Stable: massive, two-storey with a half-hip roof and freight elevator. Doors and semicircular windows with porphyry frame. Very effective on the street side thanks to porphyry framed window slots with semicircular ends. Gate system with posts made of clinker, probably around 1930 (from the same time also barn and outbuilding, KD).	08971238
	Two side buildings and a barn of a four-sided courtyard	Untere Dorfstrasse 24 (map)	around 1850	a side building, probably an old stable house (pull-out house?) with a half-timbered upper floor, second stable building also with a half-timbered upper floor, half-timbered barn, of architectural and economic importance. Side building (old stable house) independent of the gable, three-axis gable with porphyry framing, wide roof overhang, around 1850. Half-timbered barn around 1900 (?, More likely around 1850). Stable with modified first floor doors. Side building with heiste? Does Heiste mean the enclosure wall in front of the side building? Eaves-standing house, massive. around 1860, changed, no monument.	08971241
	Four-sided courtyard with stable house, two side buildings and barn, in the Göpelring courtyard	Untere Dorfstrasse 33 (map)	re. 1864	Architecturally, socially and economically of importance, partly in half-timbered houses, residential house with twin windows in the gable, rural courtyards preserved in their original forms and of architectural importance. Residential stable house: Ground floor porphyry tuff, upper floor half-timbered, original windows, ground floor windows and doors with porphyry framing, via entrance: "IW Pechstein 1864", stable probably at the same time, barn with milk niche, in front of the Heiste residential house made of porphyry tufa, solid gable, triaxial, windows with Porphyry framing, local manure point in front of the gable end.	08971243

Nauenhain

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Nauenhain village church (church (with furnishings), churchyard with enclosure wall, churchyard gate and war memorial for those who died in the First World War) Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Nauenhain (map)	in the core of the 13th century	Late Classicist sacred building, the core of the Romanesque choir tower church, originally St. George's Chapel, raised to parish church in 1334, of importance in terms of building history, church history, local history as well as shaping the townscape. Predecessor: Romanesque St. George's Chapel, parish church since 1334, reconstruction in 1855, single-nave church with apse and east tower, octagonal on a square substructure, the church plastered with plastered ashlar, neo-Gothic portal.	08971133
	Residential stable house and side building of a former four-sided courtyard	Nauenhain 12 (map)	around 1820	Both buildings with half-timbered upper floor, side building with triple windows in the gable, older residential stable in the cowshed with porphyry columns and vaults, of architectural and economic importance. Residential house: Ground floor quarry stone, upper floor clay / half-timbered, porphyry tuff walls, lintel marked CH 1856. Stallgeb. Porphyrtuff walls triple profiled, new roof structure, older stable house around 1820, plastered, contains three-aisled cowshed with porphyrtuff columns, basket arch and vaulting in a “Bohemian cap”.	08971127
	Cottage	Nauenhain 39 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	Village property with half-timbered upper floor, of social and historical importance. In the gable top and foot struts with leaves, narrow, steep gable, roof protruding far towards the courtyard.	08971128
	Four-sided courtyard with old stable house (No. 40a), new stable house (No. 40), side building and barn as well as courtyard paving	Nauenhain 40; 40a (card)	re. 1853	large four-sided courtyard with a stately residential stable house that characterizes the townscape, solid construction in the gable with triple windows, old residential stable house with half-timbered upper floor, stable building also with half-timbered upper floor, of architectural and economic importance. Solid residential stable, marked in the lintel by CG Naumann 1853, porphyry tufa cornice, grooved and profiled eaves, two entrances with porphyry tufa roofing and consoles. Triple windows in the gable and porphyrtuff half-columns at the corners. Old stable house with semicircular window in the gable, probably around 1820, barn and outbuildings in the mid-19th century, circular paving (Göpel) in front of the barn.	08971129
	Rectory and side building of a rectory	Nauenhain 49 (map)	around 1850	Typical plastered building with porphyry tufa structures, of importance in terms of building history and local history. Solid residential building with porphyry tufa structures, street-side porch-like portal. Profiled porphyry tuff walls, residential building partially renovated, side building not renovated.	08971131

Niedergräfenhain

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Niedergräfenhain viaduct	Niedergräfenhain (map)	1868-1872	Railway viaduct of the Neukieritzsch – Chemnitz railway line ; twelve-arched bridge in natural stone, of importance in terms of traffic and technology. Material: red granite, twelve arches, light sandstone rosettes and consoles in pillar spandrels, transom accented with a cornice made of light sandstone. Length: 236 meters.	08971089
More pictures	Dorfkirche Niedergräfenhain (church (with furnishings), churchyard with walling, memorial for those who fell in World War I and memorial for those who died in the Franco-Prussian War of 1870/1871)	Niedergräfenhain (map)	in the core of the 13th century	Medieval choir tower church, Romanesque core (tower), Gothic extension (choir and hall), of importance in terms of building history, local history and the appearance of the town. Choir tower with coupled sound openings (2nd half of the 13th century), choir and nave late Gothic, tracery windows with colored glazing, churchyard with a very thick quarry stone wall at the entrance to the village.	08971082
	Cottage	Niedergräfenhain 2b (map)	around 1800	with half-timbered upper floor, of social and historical importance. Solid gable, biaxial, high, steep gable roof, protruding eaves. Ground floor window and door with porphyry tufa framing, original stall part window to the left of the front door.	08971078
	Access bridge over the Eula	Niedergräfenhain 3 (near) (map)	Mid 19th century	Arched bridge made of granite stones, of importance in terms of building history and character of the townscape. Granite with porphyry tuff finish.	08971079
	Road bridge over the Eula	Niedergräfenhain 8 (near) (map)	re. 1853	Stone arch bridge, of importance in terms of building history and character of the townscape.	09306085
	Cottage	Niedergräfenhain 16 (map)	19th century	Plastered building with slate gable, of social and historical importance. Two-storey, plastered building with a steep pitched roof, eaves protruding far. Gable biaxial, gable slated. Right-angled barn extension new.	08971088
	Residential stable house, side building (gatehouse), barn as well as archway and courtyard paving of a four-sided courtyard	Niedergräfenhain 20 (map)	18th century	Residential stable house with half-timbered upper floor and slated gable, massive side building with porphyry tufa, triple windows in the gable and bricked-up arched passage, of architectural and economic importance. Side building: street-side residential stable house (field stone, porphyry tuff) with pike dormer and porphyry tuff framing, triple window in the gable, walled-up arched passage, around 1840 Gable-independent residential building with half-timbered upper floor, slated gable, 18th century, with an archway in between.	08971087
	Residential stable house, barn, stable building and side building (with upper arbor) of a four-sided courtyard	Niedergräfenhain 44 (map)	18th century	Courtyard complex from the 18th century, largely preserved in its original state, mainly half-timbered buildings, residential stable house with plastered half-timbered upper floor, a side building with a rare upper arbor, of architectural and economic importance. Street side in the stable-barn building: Relief arch marked 1752, all buildings made of unplastered field stone (house later plastered), upper arbor protruding on the side building, barn half-timbered with clay infills, house renovated.	08971086
	Side building of a farm and courtyard wall with gate entrance	Niedergräfenhain 46 (map)	around 1800	Half-timbered building, historically important. Gable-independent stable building, ground floor field stone, upper floor half-timbered with clay infill, everything original, old house on the eaves in the courtyard, slightly inclined, half-timbered upper floor partly plastered, windows original, gable boarded up and slated, poor condition, empty - house demolished before 2009, porphyry tuff Gate pillars.	08971085
	Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard	Niedergräfenhain 50 (map)	around 1850	Stately building with porphyry tufa framing on windows and doors, on the back upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance. Entrance with a profiled porphyry tufa roof, broad structure (four-axis gable) with hipped roof. 12-axis, rear part of the stable with two arched doors with porphyry tufa framing. Ornamental garden in front of the street-side gable.	08971084
	Old Church School (Former Church School)	Niedergräfenhain 52 (map)	around 1870, later reshaped	Plastered building with porphyry tufa, part of the ensemble near the church, of local and socio-historical importance. two-storey, plastered, gable roof, windows with porphyry framing, simple surrounding cornice and profiled eaves, on the eastern gable side a younger extension in the homeland security style.	09305042
	Former rectory, now kindergarten	Niedergräfenhain 54 (map)	1718 Dendro	Upper floor half-timbered structure with a profiled threshold, essentially a baroque structure, historically, defining the local image and of importance in terms of architectural history. Half-hip roof, arched entrance with porphyry tufa framing. Front part clay and plastered framework. New, not to scale window openings.	08971081
	Residential house, stable building and side building (gatehouse) of a four-sided courtyard as well as gate entrance and front garden with enclosure at the residential building	Niedergräfenhain 60 (map)	re. 1852	large four-sided courtyard with a stately late classicist house, triple windows in the gable, solid buildings with porphyry tufa structures, of architectural and economic importance. Residential house with four-axis gable, double porphyry tufa cornice, eaves cornice. Windows with Porphyrtuff framing, on the first floor with roofing. In the gable there is a triple-coupled window and three ox eyes. Ornamental garden with porphyry tuff posts in front of the street-side gable. Courtyard side with central risalit and generous entrance in porphyry tufa, with flat outside staircase. Before that heiste made of large porphyry slabs. Marked 1852. Large gatehouse on the street side with originally two segment-arched passages (originally with sun gate, added). Marked 1844. Opposite a large stable building with a double row of windows.	08971077
	Residential stable house and barn of a former four-sided courtyard	Niedergräfenhain 64 (map)	18th century	Residential stable house with half-timbered upper floor and decorated half-timbered gable, massive barn with ventilation slots, of great importance in terms of architectural and economic history. Stable house facing the street, formerly an ornamental garden in front of it. In the exposed half-timbered gable decorative forms in the form of a gable ornament in the angles of the sloping roof. Stable house inside with board ceiling. Stable building with seven-arched upper arbor (two arches added). Large barn with two large and one small gate and ventilation slots. Northern stable building (with upper arbor) collapsed before 2015, therefore recorded as a demolition.	08971076

Niederpickenhain

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Residential stable house, barn, two side buildings, courtyard paving and archway of a four-sided courtyard	Niederpickenhain, Niederpickenhain 9 (map)	re. 1861 (stable house)	Residential house with half-timbered upper floor, half-timbered barn, closed courtyard from the middle of the 19th century, of architectural and local importance Residential house plastered outside, half-timbered inside, solid stable with porphyry tufa.	08971474

Oberpickenhain

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Residential stable house, gate (with two passages), front garden and courtyard tree of a former four-sided courtyard	Oberpickenhain, Oberpickenhain 1	re. 1859 (stable house)	Representative residential stable of a large courtyard, characterizing the townscape through stately five-axis gable with porphyry tufa, elaborate gate system to the front garden, of architectural significance.	08970968
Residential stable house in a four-sided courtyard	Oberpickenhain, Oberpickenhain 6 (map)	Mid 19th century (stable house)	Gable-independent residential stable house of a stately four-sided courtyard, with a half-timbered upper floor and a gable side designed by porphyry tufa, of importance in terms of local history, location that defines the townscape.	08971313
Access bridge over the Ratte (Obergräfenhainer-Rathendorfer Bach) to the property	Oberpickenhain, Oberpickenhain 9 (map)	Mid 19th century (road bridge)	Porphyrtuff quarry stone, historically significant. Iron railing in 2005 no longer available.	08970677

Ossa

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Village church Ossa (church (with equipment) and churchyard with gate entrance, crypt house and sandstone tomb)	Ossa (map)	16th century	Late Romanesque choir tower church with later alterations and additions, neo-baroque crypt house and sandstone tomb, of ecclesiastical and local historical significance, church dominating the landscape due to its elevated position. Church: Dominating the landscape due to its elevated position and high, bell-shaped baroque tower dome. Cross-rib vaulted choir and tower body with coupled sound openings. Octagonal choir extension with leaded glass windows (around 1900). Baroque chapel extension in the northeast. Nave, tower and choir with high lancet windows. Entrance porch on the south side with grooved cross arches made of porphyry tufa. Two stair towers on the south and north sides of the ship. Crest stone with inscription: IN MEMOR PERACTAE RENOVATIONIS M.DCCXXIV, south side outside: tombstone around 1785, sandstone, weathered. In the churchyard Grufthaus (neo?) Baroque, porphyry tuff with wrought iron door and sandstone coat of arms. Sarcophagus and crypt plate removed.	08971264
	Cottage	Ossa 8 (card)	Early 19th century	on a hillside on the high bank of the dam pond, with a half-timbered upper floor, socially valuable. Outlines and windows on the upper floor have been preserved, the first floor is made of bricks, the gable is boarded up.	08971259
	War memorial for those who fell in World War I	Ossa 13 (bei) (map)	after 1918 (war memorial)	of local importance.	09305483
	Rectory with side enclosure	Ossa 14 (map)	re. 1873	stately plastered building with porphyry tufa structure, dominating in the village center opposite the church, of architectural and local significance Entrance in the central risalit, door and window framed by porphyry tufa, above inscription in porphyry tufa plate: "Soli Deo gloria in aeternum" 1873, main cornice porphyry tufa with tooth-cut frieze, ox-eye in the risalit, medallions above upper floor windows.	08971253
	Manor Ossa: Former manor house of a manor, with side extensions	Ossa 17 (map)	18th century, older in essence	Architecturally interesting, mansion with gate passage and beautiful segmented arched portal, to the right of the gatehouse older building (15th / 16th century) with a steep pitched roof and old vault, as an ensemble that characterizes the townscape and is significant in terms of local history. Two-storey plastered building with mansard roof (slate), entrance on the courtyard side, portal with porphyry framing and (neo?) Baroque oak door. Ground floor window with porphyry framing, upper floor wood framing. Inside: entrance hall with ceiling stucco fields, otherwise changed. Staircase with groin vault, cellar presumably from the previous building. Western gable side in the Gut / Church ensemble strongly characterizes the landscape, here windows with porphyry framing. Manor building partially demolished in 1946. High quarry stone wall in the courtyard to separate it from the church. Northern access with gate system in the manor wall preserved. To the right of the gate, the coat of arms of those of Wolfersdorf (?). An old well shaft in the courtyard. 2005 older building next to the gatehouse not renovated.	08971254
	Manor Ossa: enclosure wall (with coat of arms) and gate entrance of a manor	Ossa 17 (at) (map)	19th century	partly as a retaining wall on the steeply sloping north slope of the Kirchberg, gate system on the north side, next to it the coat of arms of the von Wolfersdorff family, of importance in terms of local history and character. Probably originally surrounded the entire manor district.	08971252
	Former farm building (barn or storage)	Ossa 19 (card)	18th century	Characteristic of the town next to the gate at the entrance to the manor district, of local and economic importance. Quarry stone barn with high pitched roof and dormer.	08971260
	Cottage	Ossa 23 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Socially and historically significant, with a half-timbered upper floor, located at the foot of the Rittergutsberg, largely preserved in its original form. Ground floor quarry stone, upper floor clay boxes, ground floor windows with porphyry framing, very dilapidated, vacant.	08971256
	Altes Lusthaus (garden pavilion on the hillside on the manor wall, with stairs and gardens (garden monument))	Ossa 24 (map)	around 1800	Former pleasure house belonging to the manor, terraced gardens, sandstone stairs, of architectural and local importance. Former "Lusthaus", part of the estate, square building with a flat hipped roof, large segmented arched windows with porphyry framing, facing the street on a substructure with a basement entrance, according to ALK number 24 building opposite the Lusthaus (Flstk. 54b), on site but house number 24 on the building (established 2014).	08971255
	Residential building	Ossa 39 (map)	Mid 19th century	with half-timbered upper floor, characteristic building of the town expansion in the middle of the 19th century, socially significant. two-storey with a gable roof.	08971251
	Cutting mill (formerly) (Former mill, today residential building with technical equipment)	Ossa 47 (map)	18th year (mill)	Known as a cutting mill from the 18th century, full gate from around 1910, with a half-timbered upper floor, of technical and local significance. Corresponding number 47a also with a half-timbered upper storey, but disfigured by the porch. Not a monument. Location of the sawmill known from the 19th century, under owner Bruno Beyrich between 1903 and 1913, new machines were installed in the existing sawmill, the Mühlteich and Mühlgraben plant, operated by means of water power, from 1936 owner Albin Müller, until 1953 operation of the sawmill ( Operation with water and electric power), then sale of the machines to Geithain, later to Regis, owned by great-grandson Marco Stiller since 1997, purchase and installation of the original full gate, reconstruction of the water wheel with a diameter of four meters (no monument) The shaft comes from the mill (Manfred Hainich) from Langenleuba-Oberhain, Eisen, weight approx. One ton, built in 1945 in the transmission plant Penig installed in 2009, three barrel roller bearings.	08971258
	Barn of a farm	Ossa 50 (card)	19th century	Half-timbered barn in the courtyard of a homestead, the last of its kind in the former village center, of architectural and economic importance. Associated house, originally half-timbered upper floor, plastered, no monument.	08971257
	Cottage	Ossa 60 (map)	18th century	Pretty building with a half-timbered upper floor, half-timbered construction with head struts, the last almost originally preserved cottage on the kitchen pond, socially and historically significant. Three axes, window and door with porphyry framing, boarded gable, steep, high roof structure.	08971261
	Dammteichmühle (former) (Former mill (now residential building) with extension)	Ossa 67 (map)	re. 1718	with half-timbered upper floor, of architectural and local significance.	08971262
	Bridge on the dam pond	Ossa 67 (at) (map)	19th century	Double arch bridge made of quarry stone over the Dammteich tributary, historically important. Double vault bridge made of reddish granite from Hainichen (built in 2007) and porphyry (old stones on the lake side, renewed on the slope side), renewed in 2006/07 due to flood damage in 2002.	08971263

Rathendorf

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Individual features of the aggregate Kirchberg Rathendorf: Church (with equipment) and churchyard wall (see also aggregate document Obj. 09300502)	Rathendorf (map)	13th century	Late Romanesque choir tower church on an originally fortified hill, of ecclesiastical history, local image and local historical importance.	08970408
	Cottage	Rathendorf 16 (map)	Mid 19th century	Socially and historically important, with a half-timbered upper floor, defining the townscape at the foot of the Kirchberg.	08971325
	Individual features of the aggregate Kirchberg Rathendorf: rectory with rectory, barn and side building as well as courtyard wall, today kindergarten (see also aggregate document Obj. 09300502)	Rathendorf 17 (map)	Mid 19th century	Striking location, parsonage a Wilhelminian style building, half-timbered barn, side building with a rare upper arbor, parsonage adjacent to the late Romanesque choir tower church on an originally fortified hill, of ecclesiastical, townscape-defining and local historical importance.	09256887
	Subject aggregate Kirchberg Rathendorf, with the following individual monuments: Church and churchyard wall (see individual monument document, Rathendorf, Obj. 08970408), rectory with rectory, barn and side building as well as courtyard wall (see individual monument document, Rathendorf 17, obj. 09256887) and former village school (see individual monument document, Rathendorf 19, Obj. 09259019) as well as the churchyard and surrounding open spaces as a whole	Rathendorf 17; 19 (card)	13th century (church)	Late Romanesque choir tower church on an originally fortified hill, of ecclesiastical history, local image and local historical importance.	09300502
	Individual monument of the aggregate Kirchberg Rathendorf: former school, today residential building (see also aggregate document Obj. 09300502)	Rathendorf 19 (map)	around 1870	halfway up the Kirchberg, Wilhelminian-style building, next to the late Romanesque choir tower church on an originally fortified hill, of local significance and local historical importance, together with the church and rectory dominating the center of the village.	09259019
	Residential stable house and side building of a former four-sided courtyard	Rathendorf 24 (map)	re. 1824	Structurally and economically important, half-timbered buildings, half-timbered houses on the residential building with a Thuringian ladder motif. Göpelring in the courtyard in 2005 no longer exists.	08971324
	Cottage	Rathendorf 28	Mid 19th century	Significant socially and historically, with a half-timbered upper floor and porphyry tufa structures on the ground floor.	08971351
	Gatehouse (with stable part) of a four-sided courtyard	Rathendorf 30 (map)	re. 1845	Stately gatehouse, characterizing the townscape in an elevated position and with the gable side (triplet window) effectively designed with porphyry tufa.	08971340
	Two gatehouses and a barn in a four-sided courtyard	Rathendorf 53 (map)	re. 1799	Half-timbered barn, gatehouses with porphyry tufa structure, beautiful keystone with relief (jumping horse), of architectural and economic importance. Entrance gatehouse with half-timbered upper storey on the street and courtyard side, rectangular passage. Ground floor stable (two arched doors, modern framed), upper floor apartment. Via entrance to the storage door. Barn full framework, two entrances. Solid rear gatehouse, with a wide arched passage, doors with porphyry tufa framing and keystone. Inside: jumping horse, relief, inscribed 1799.	08971188
	Gatehouse and side building of a four-sided courtyard	Rathendorf 55 (map)	Early 19th century	Side building (presumably moving house and stable part) with half-timbered upper floor, gatehouse with half-timbered upper floor and several segmented arch portals to the courtyard, of architectural and local history of importance. Gatehouse: exterior and courtyard side with half-timbered upper floor. Ground floor with stable (three doors with porphyry tufa framing), segmental arch with keystone, upper floor apartment, crooked hip roof with protruding eaves, elongated pike dormer on the outside, storage door over rectangular passage, side building (former pull-out house?): At right angles to the (renewed) residential building, two axes Apartment, other stable and windowless storage, half-timbered upper floor, barn all half-timbered - before 2016 extensively rebuilt or largely rebuilt, so that monument value no longer exists.	08971187
	Residential house with front garden fence and side building of a four-sided courtyard	Rathendorf 57 (map)	re. 1862	Structurally, socially and economically of importance, pull-out house (with barn part) partly in half-timbered, residential building from the Gründerzeit plastered construction, between the two houses porphyry tufa archway with battlements. Residential house facing the eaves, plastered quarry stone, corner blocks, four-axis gable with segmented arched windows on the ground floor and straight-line coupled window in the roof gable. nine-axis, flat central projection on the street side. Porphyry tufa archway between the residential building and the former pull-out house on the gable, with pinnacle crowning. Moving house and adjoining former stable / barn building with half-timbered upper floor. Openings changed. Front garden enclosure made of clinker, joined like a fence, with a diamond pattern. Heiste in front of the house. Gate system (archway) broken off before 2012.	08971186
	Stable building, barn and side building of a four-sided courtyard	Rathendorf 60 (map)	re. 1826 (stable building with former passage)	with half-timbered upper floors and old inscriptions, half-timbered barn, an ensemble that is significant in terms of building history.	08970608
	Residential house, side building, gatehouse and barn of a four-sided courtyard	Rathendorf 64 (map)	re. 1850	The four-sided courtyard in the center of the village is a defining feature of the village, massive on the outside, half-timbered upper storeys on the inside, a solid barn, particularly impressive gatehouse and house gable with triple windows, of architectural and economic importance.	08970648
	Rathendorf inn	Rathendorf 67 (map)	re. 1844	Residential stable house as a classicistic plastered building with triple windows in the gable, historically significant.	09257175
	Residential stable house, side building (with Kumthalle), side building and barn of a four-sided courtyard	Rathendorf 70 (map)	Mid 19th century	Significant in terms of building history, social history and economic history, striking four-sided courtyard, closed complex in the center of the village, well-preserved ensemble from the mid-19th century, with a pronounced effect on the village image, especially the half-timbered gable of the residential building.	09257162
	House and side building of a former four-sided courtyard	Rathendorf 71 (map)	around 1820	Characteristic of the town through the high half-timbered gable and half-timbered exterior of the side building, side building with upper arbor.	09259205
	Gatehouse and barn of a farm	Rathendorf 72 (map)	re. 1861	Side building with half-timbered upper floor, half-timbered barn, of architectural and economic importance.	09258897
	Side building of a three-sided courtyard	Rathendorf 73 (map)	1st half of the 18th century	Residential house with exposed half-timbered gable, ancient half-timbered construction with head struts, presumably pull-out house, historically important.	09257174
	Two gatehouses of a four-sided courtyard	Rathendorf 78 (map)	re. 1851	Structurally and economically important, gatehouses with porphyry structure. Two opposing gatehouses (entrance and exit), both two-story, plastered. Entrance gate house with stable, upstairs apartment, window and archway with porphyry tufa framing, segment arched arch. Crooked hip roof. Exit gatehouse: stable and barn, windows and arches without frame. Courtyard with old paving. Outer archway marked 1851.	08971185

Syhra

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Fliegerdenkmal (Soviet Aviation Memorial)	(Map)	1966	Obelisk over pedestal, historical significance; Example of official Soviet monument architecture of the 1960s. The aviator memorial was erected for the Soviet pilots Yuri Alexejewitsch Wladimirow (born 1931) and Viktor Nikolajewitsch Schandakow (born 1923), who prevented their plane from crashing on the site in October 1966 and were killed in the process. The small monument, which was probably erected a short time after the event, consists of a base, a middle two-tier granite obelisk with a Soviet star and flanking cheeks. Three inscription panels and a German-Soviet friendship symbol enliven the front. The monument properties of the facility result from its historical significance. On the one hand, it reminds of an event that was significant for the town of Syhra and, on the other hand, of the presence of Soviet troops in East Germany and the ubiquitous monument culture in the GDR.	08970926
More pictures	Village church Syhra (church (with equipment), as well as churchyard with gravestones and churchyard wall as well as war memorial for the fallen of World War I at the church)	Main street (map)	Early 16th century, essentially older	Late Gothic hall church with roof turret, historically remarkable tombs of the von Einsiedel family in the churchyard and inside the church, of importance in terms of building history, the history of the town and the townscape. Altar by Mathias Krodel the Elder Ä., 1586, grave monuments of the von Einsiedel family.	08970970
	Syhra Manor (Former manor, consisting of a manor house (No. 1), stable building (No. 7) and the gate building attached to it)	Hauptstrasse 1; 7 (card)	in the core of the 17th century (stable building)	Stables inside with porphyry tufa columns and vaults as well as a remarkable seat niche portal from the Renaissance period, mansion with a tower in the 17th century, gatehouse with half-timbered upper floor in an ancient construction (head braces), ensemble with architectural, local and local significance. Manor house, 1620, two-story, high hipped roof with two rows of vertical dormers. Asymmetrical stepped tower with (not original) conical roof. Very strong retaining wall at the southwest corner. Side building, ten-axis, saddle roof with two rows of bat dormers, in the middle a freight elevator. In the southern outer axis, walled-up seating niche portal, sandstone, 17th century (from the manor house?) With fittings and rosettes in the arch, Einsiedel's coat of arms at the apex. Above this, a closed, arched niche with profiled walls. Side building on the back half-timbered. Adjacent stable with two rows of columns and a brushed vault. Gatehouse with half-timbered upper floor in reconstruction.	08970969
	Residential stable house	Hauptstrasse 19 (map)	around 1800	with half-timbered upper floor, location that characterizes the street scene, of architectural significance. Ground floor protruding (clay or quarry stone), boarded gable in a triangle, window shape and arrangement preserved, part of the stable on the street side changed. High pitched roof with protruding eaves. vacant.	08970965
	Alte Schäferei (stable building of a former sheep farm)	Hauptstrasse 27 (map)	around 1800	A part of the old townscape that shapes the street scene, is of importance in terms of local history and economic history. Elongated single-storey building with small high-lying windows, supporting pillars and three dormers for freight elevators. Quarry stone.	08970966
	Cottage	Hauptstrasse 33 (map)	around 1800	with half-timbered upper floor, a defining part of the old location, of social and historical importance. East gable half-timbered, west gable slated. Ground floor changed with new windows and porch, but still defining the townscape.	08970972
	Cottage	Hauptstrasse 37 (map)	around 1800	with half-timbered upper floor, of social and historical importance. Refurbished, slightly changed by a vestibule. Solid gable, biaxial, gable triangle slated. Ground floor walls sloped, probably a clay or quarry stone basement.	08971031
	Residential house with attached side building of a cottage industry	Hauptstrasse 38 (map)	18th century	On the courtyard side, half-timbered upper floor with Wilde Mann figures (currently behind cladding), of architectural and socio-historical importance. Small hook courtyard consisting of a gable-independent and eaves-standing (also street-side half-timbered house). Andrew's crosses on the courtyard side of the gable part of the house.	08971032
	Cottage	Hauptstrasse 39 (map)	around 1800	with half-timbered upper floor, of social and historical importance. Located away from the street, steep gable roof with protruding eaves, structures preserved.	08971033
	Mühle Syhra (mill yard with miller's house and barn)	Hauptstrasse 41 (map)	18th century	Plastered building with a mansard roof, baroque-looking residential building that defines the townscape, building complex with architectural, technical and local historical significance. Solid barn, quarry stone, gable facing the street, below three stable windows with porphyry tufa framing, above two large windows. Inscription plaque (illegible) and ox-eye in the gable. Large residential building with a prominent hipped roof protruding in the upper part, ground floor changed on the street side by added windows, rear ground floor grinding room (?), Next to the former mill ditch (?) Probably grinding room (wheel removed), transverse building (former grinder?). Behind the mill pond. The attached transverse building demolished before 2015.	08971034
	Cottage	Hauptstrasse 42 (map)	18th century	Ground floor in clay construction, upper floor half-timbered, of social and historical importance. Two-storey, entrance below street level, eaves, plastered street side, half-timbered courtyard side exposed, gable slated, biaxial. Ground floor mud brick. steep gable roof, eaves protruding far. vacant.	08970967
	Rectory	Hauptstrasse 46 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Plastered building with porphyry tufa structures, of local significance. Built in the sense of classicism or the facade designed, raised plaster mirror between the lintels, overlying brackets, window frames porphyry, on three sides of the facade the walls are designed with a rich profile, south side (rear or garden side of the house) smooth square posts, Corner bosses.	09299879
	Residential house, possibly once an inn, and former parish barn	Hauptstrasse 47 (map)	Mid 19th century	Typical regional construction, residential house plastered construction with twin windows in the gable, half-timbered barn, of importance in terms of building history and local development Residential house: two-storey, massive building, saddle roof, window and door frames in Rochlitz porphyry tuff, arched windows coupled in the gable, barn: half-timbered construction over quarry stone plinth, saddle roof, half-timbered structure with a large number of foot and head struts, strong structural changes inside, both buildings belong to the historical buildings in the center of the village, therefore evidence of the development of the village, the house is also of great architectural value because of its typical building style for the area around Geithain, the barn was once part of the rectory (Hauptstrasse 46), and therefore indicative of the life and economy of a village pastor in the past.House: two-storey , massive construction, saddle roof, window and door frames in Rochlitz porphyry tuff, arched windows coupled in the gable, barn: half-timbered building over quarry stone plinth, saddle roof, half-timbered with a large number of foot and head struts, strong structural changes inside, both buildings belong to the historical development of the Town center , therefore evidence of the town's development, the residential building is also of great architectural value because of its typical building style for the area around Geithain, the barn was once part of the rectory (Hauptstraße 46), thus providing information about the life and economy of a village pastor in the past.	09303574

Theusdorf

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Lochmühle (former) (former mill with residential building and three access bridges over the Ossabach)	Theusdorf 1 (map)	1827	Watermill, residential building with half-timbered upper floor, of architectural and local significance. Residential house with four-axle extension on the gable, boarded up upper floor. Old house facing the courtyard with half-timbered upper floor, clay ground floor, and protruding eaves Side building (stable) with Kumthalle and semicircular ash eaves, upper floor half-timbered, boarded gable, side building demolished before 2014. no technique received three access bridges: arched bridges	08971042
Residential house (surrounding area) and side building of a four-sided courtyard	Theusdorf 3b (map)	re. 1737	Residential house with half-timbered upper floor, framework construction and segment arch portal with baroque keystone, small side building with twin windows in the gable, of architectural significance. Surrounding part on the south side, door with Porphyrtuff framing, basket arched, in the keystone "IN 1737". Opposite barn / stable with coupled windows in the gable, around 1850.	08971043
House and side building (gatehouse) of a four-sided courtyard	Theusdorf 5 (map)	18th century	both buildings with half-timbered upper floor, of architectural and economic importance. Residential house without gable, plastered gable. Gable roof with protruding eaves. Across from it, stable building with passage, half-timbered upper floor, stakes partially exposed. Across from it barn and outbuilding made of quarry stone, partly boarded up.	08971041
Side building (gatehouse) and barn of a four-sided courtyard	Theusdorf 6 (map)	18th century	Half-timbered barn with V-struts, gatehouse with half-timbered upper floor, construction with Wilde Mann figures and on the courtyard side with head struts, of architectural and economic significance. Barn throughout, half-timbered, gatehouse ground floor field stone, upper floor half-timbered.	08971040
Residential stable house, side building (with upper arbor) and barn of a four-sided courtyard	Theusdorf 11 (map)	19th century	Large courtyard at the beginning of the village, residential house on the courtyard side with half-timbered upper floor, half-timbered barn, side building with a rare upper arbor, of architectural and economic importance. Large courtyard at the beginning of the village, building apparently from different times: Gable-independent house renovated. Stable / residential building with half-timbered upper floor and large freight elevator. Ground floor doors and windows with porphyry tufa framing, triple window coupled to the gable facing the field, above ox eye (around 1850). Stable building adjoining it transversely with upstairs arbor except for two arches, probably older. Large barn, full framework on both long sides, solid gable with stable windows and ox-eye. Shape of the town.	08971035
Cottage	Theusdorf 13 (map)	19th century	with half-timbered upper floor, of social and historical importance. Cottage in Wiesengrund, on the side of the stream. Ground floor clay or quarry stone (walls sloped) boarded gable. Eaves of the gable roof protruding.	08971037
Cottage	Theusdorf 14 (map)	18th century	with half-timbered upper floor, ground floor made of clay, of social and historical importance. Two-axis gable, plastered, ground floor changed by breaking windows. Steep pitched roof with a protruding eaves. Truss on both long sides. Cultivation towed to the north.	08971038

Wickershain

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Side building (with upper arbor) of a four-sided courtyard	Wickershain 1 (map)	around 1800	Half-timbered upper floor with added upper arbor, of importance in terms of architectural and local history. Two-storey building with a gable roof, ground floor with slight late changes (garage installation), stable entrance with porphyry tufa walls, upper arbor over the entire length of the building, added today.	08971097
	Side building (with upper arbor) of a four-sided courtyard	Wickershain 12 (map)	probably 18th century	with half-timbered upper storey and a rare upper arbor facing the courtyard, of architectural significance. Residential house with plastered half-timbered upper floor, window arrangement preserved. Renovated. Old courtyard paving - replaced by new concrete paving before 2015, therefore recorded as a demolition. Residential house, a side building and barn deleted from the list of monuments in 2015, the monument value has not been confirmed.	08971094
	House of a farm	Wickershain 16 (map)	19th century	with half-timbered upper floor, characterizing the street scene, of importance in terms of building history. Location on the Bachgrund directly on the street. Example of the settlement of houses in the valley by the road. Half-timbered construction on the sides of the main building, massive gable, modified by installing a garage. Otherwise the original structure and windows have been preserved. Vacant. Side building demolished before 2009, barn no monument.	08971092
	Barn of a former four-sided farm	Wickershain 17 (map)	19th century	Half-timbered barn of a farm that has a strong impact on the townscape, of architectural and economic importance. Large barn, quarry stone gable, street side half-timbered and boarded-up upper floor, residential stable building (old stable house or escapee house?) Courtyard side with half-timbered upper floor, gable side facing the street, two-axis gable, massive, half-hipped roof, stables below. Old courtyard paving - no longer preserved in 2009.	08971093
	Barn and side building of a former four-sided courtyard	Wickershain 18 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Half-timbered barn, side building with half-timbered upper floor, of importance in terms of architectural and local history. Half-timbered barn throughout, two-storey, two large driveways, former pull-out house (windows added), stables on the ground floor changed, courtyard with heiste in front of the house and the pull-out house.	08971008
	Side building (gatehouse) and barn of a four-sided courtyard	Wickershain 25 (map)	re. 1816	Half-timbered barn, massive gatehouse with porstube, of architectural and economic importance. Stable house independent from the gable, massive gable, triaxial, ground floor changed, crooked hip. Barn with half-timbered upper floor. Large gatehouse with stable and porch, solid, gable with arched twin windows and ox-eye. Stable house deleted in 2015, as the structure has been significantly changed.	08971099
	Residential stable house, side building and gate system of a four-sided courtyard	Wickershain 26 (map)	around 1800	both buildings with half-timbered upper floor, residential building with artfully slated gable, of architectural significance. Residential house without gable, four-axis gable, far overhanging gable roof. Stable and pull-out house with crooked hip and semicircular window in the solid gable, roof truss partially exposed, rear gable half-timbered. Courtyard with old paving and heiste. Very stately courtyard. Moving out house (side building) probably demolished before 2009.	08971100
	Side building of a farm	Wickershain 28 (map)	around 1800	with half-timbered upper floor and added upper arbor, half-timbered upper floor with V-struts, of architectural significance. Window arrangement preserved, five arches with subsequently inserted windows and continuous struts.	08971090
	Barn and side building of a three-sided courtyard	Wickershain 29 (map)	19th century	Half-timbered barn, stable building with half-timbered upper floor, location that characterizes the townscape, of architectural and economic importance. Barn also half-timbered ground floor, upper floor threshold slightly protruding, toe and head bolts crossing each other (St. Andrew's cross). Stable building half-timbered upper floor. Also on the street side. Both with protruding eaves.	08970807
	House and side building of a farm	Wickershain 36b (map)	re. 1854	Residential house with half-timbered upper floor and original classicist front door, of architectural and local importance. Former residential building largely preserved in its original state, beautiful door from around 1860, with coffered panels and upper light, Porhyrtuff framing with tooth cut under a profiled lintel. Gable and street side on the upper floor slated. To the west, large stable house, massive, four-axis gable with a crooked hip and semicircular window. East side large barn with passage, outside half-timbered upper floor - barn demolished before 2009. Courtyard partially concreted, heiste in front of the residential building. The courtyard is particularly characteristic of the townscape, unfortunately the south side in front of the house was built by a new single-family house. Probably a former mill property.	08970808
More pictures	Mill with extension and chimney stump	Wickershain 36d (map)	around 1860	Industrial building dominating the site from the late 19th century, of importance in terms of local history and technology. Four-storey plastered building with mezzanine floor. East gable with twin windows and ox eyes in the slightly stepped roof zone. High windows with basket arches. Higher crossbar to the west. Extension probably former boiler house.	08971091
	Residential house and side building of a four-sided courtyard	Wickershain 47 (map)	18th century	Closed-looking courtyard in the valley, both buildings with half-timbered upper floors, of architectural significance. Courtyard in a valley, castle-like and solid-looking thanks to the material on the outside. Quarry stone masonry exposed on the outside, characterizing the townscape. Upper floor of the house boarded up to the outside, renovated on the courtyard side, with some windows clogged and the ground floor changed. Stable not renovated, half-timbered upper floor, upper arbor boarded up, stable building formerly with a rare upper arbor (removed before 2015)	08971096
	Residential stable house, side building and archway of a four-sided courtyard	Wickershain 48 (map)	re. 1800	Courtyard with a largely unadulterated impression, both buildings with half-timbered upper floors, of architectural significance. Small courtyard, with a surrounding Heiste, old courtyard tree and gate system of largely unadulterated impression. New: upper floor window on the residential building, garage door on the outbuilding and the two eastern new buildings. Door of the house with porphyry tufa framing, basket arch with keystone marked "1800". Gate system dated 1705.	08971095
	Side building of a four-sided courtyard	Wickershain 49 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered, side building with five-arch upper-floor arbor, rarity, of architectural significance. Outbuildings with upper arbor, five arches, the rest of the buildings no monuments, as they have been changed significantly	08970670
	Side building of a four-sided courtyard	Wickershain 55 (map)	re. 1910, essentially much older	Example of rural buildings in the style of the homeland security movement after 1900, half-timbered construction, of architectural significance. Ground floor stables and large passage, roofed over, upper floor half-timbered, maybe stable building with an out-of-town apartment.	08971027

Wenigossa

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
War memorial	Wenigossa, (near) Wenigossa 4	around 1920 (war memorial)	of local importance.	09258484
Residential building (two parts of the building) and gatehouse of a former four-sided courtyard	Wenigossa, Wenigossa 4 (map)	around 1870 (farmhouse); around 1850 (farmhouse); around 1850 (gatehouse)	large farm with gatehouse as well as old and new residential building, mostly with half-timbered upper floors, particularly stately courtyard dominating the townscape in the center of the village, valuable in terms of building history. Stable building (with Kumthalle) / horse stable - demolished before 2009.	09258987
House, side building and barn of a four-sided courtyard	Wenigossa, Wenigossa 6 (map)	re. 1821 (residential house); around 1870 (barn)	Half-timbered residential building with Thuringian ladder motif, massive side building, barn partly half-timbered, partly massive, authentically preserved components of a closed courtyard from the early 19th century, of architectural and local importance.	09255449
Gatehouse and side building of a four-sided courtyard	Wenigossa, Wenigossa 7 (map)	re. 1822 (gatehouse); re. 1821 (side building)	Solid buildings with segment arch portals, of architectural and local history of importance.	09255450
Two side buildings and a barn of a four-sided courtyard	Wenigossa, Wenigossa 11 (map)	around 1820 (side building)	Half-timbered barn, side building with half-timbered upper floor, important in terms of architectural and local history.	09255451
Barn and side building of a four-sided courtyard	Wenigossa, Wenigossa 12 (map)	Mid 19th century (barn)	Half-timbered buildings, location that defines the townscape, of importance in terms of building history and local history.	09255748
Residential stable house, gatehouse and side building of a four-sided courtyard	Wenigossa, Wenigossa 13 (map)	re. 1820 (stable house); around 1820 (side building); re. 1821 (gatehouse)	Structurally, socially and economically of importance, half-timbered buildings.	09255673
Two side buildings and a barn of a four-sided courtyard	Wenigossa, Wenigossa 15	around 1820 (moving house); re. 1895 (barn); around 1820 (gatehouse)	Stable building half-timbered buildings, a stable building with a rare upper arbor, of architectural and local significance.	09255675

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