List of cultural monuments in Glashütte (Saxony)
The list of cultural monuments in Glashütte contains the cultural monuments in Glashütte . The notes are to be observed.
This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in the district of Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains .
This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Saxony .
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- Designation: Name, designation or the type of cultural monument
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Location: If available, street name and house number of the cultural monument; The list is basically sorted according to this address. The map link leads to various map displays and gives the coordinates of the cultural monument.
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- Dating: indicates the year of completion or the date of the first mention or the period of construction
- Description: structural and historical details of the cultural monument, preferably the monument properties
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ID: is awarded by the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony. It clearly identifies the cultural monument. The link leads to a PDF document from the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony, which summarizes the information on the monument, contains a map sketch and often a detailed description. For former cultural monuments sometimes no ID is given, if one is given, this is the former ID. The corresponding link leads to an empty document at the state office. The following icon can also be found in the ID column
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Total component of the totality of the Müglitztalbahn , subsection Glashütte, OT Glashütte, with numerous individual monuments | (Map) | 1937-1938 | Total component of the totality of the Müglitztalbahn , section Glashütte, OT Glashütte, with the individual monuments: Bridge Müglitztal (km 17.066) - (ID-No. 09302488), Tunnel Brückenmühle (km 18.178) - (ID-No. 09302489), Bridge Müglitztal (km 18.373 ) - (ID-Nr. 09302490), Müglitzbrücke (km 18.921) - (ID-Nr. 09302491, Glashütte railway station (ID-Nr. 09278227, ID-Nr. 09278231, ID-Nr. 09278234), Müglitzbrücke (km 19.508) - (ID No. 09302493), railway overpass (km 19.745) - (ID No. 09302494), Gleisberg tunnel (ID No. 09302495), Müglitztal bridge (km 21.113) - (ID No. 09302496), Müglitztal bridge (km 21.275) - (ID-No. 09302497), Müglitztal Bridge (km 21.483) - (ID-No. 09302498), Müglitztal Bridge (km 22.014) - (ID-No. 09302499) as well as the material parts: Müglitz Bridge (km 17.658 ), Retaining wall (km approx. 17.54–17.65), Mühlgraben passage (km 18.343), pedestrian underpass (km 19.006), railway crossing Wirtschaftsweg (km 18.616), railway crossing (km 18.800), retaining wall (km 18.85), Bridge Brießnitzbach (km 18.964), connection signal box VEB Kohlenhandel (km 19.1) and connection signal box Pappen- und Kartonagenfabrik GmbH (km 19.3) as well as with the track structure (entity, municipality of Heidenau - ID no. 09221668) - aggregate with high-rise and engineering structures as well as the surviving certificates of the old narrow-gauge railway in the communities Heidenau (without OT), Dohna (OT Dohna, Köttwitz), Müglitztal (OT Weesenstein, Burkhardtswalde, Mühlbach), Liebstadt (OT Großröhrsdorf), Glashütte ( OT Bärenhecke, Cunnersdorf, Schlottwitz, Neudörfel, zurückhain, Dittersdorf, Glashütte) and Altenberg (OT Bärenstein, Altenberg, Geising, Lauenstein), unique complex of supraregional historical importance. |
09302487
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| Mushroom tunnel; Bridge mill tunnel (single monument for ID-Nr. 09302487) | (Map) | June 29, 1936– July 31, 1937 | Individual monument of the entity of the Müglitztalbahn, section Glashütte, OT Glashütte: Railway tunnel - of significance in terms of railway and transport history. Length / height / width 292.02 m / 6.2 m / 5.5 m, max. Incline / min. Radius 40 ‰ / 275 m, clinker arch railway tunnel with quarry stone clad, elevated head walls reinforced by pillars on the southwest portal and a granite national emblem that was polished after 1945. |
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| Gleisberg tunnel (individual monument for ID no.09302487) | (Map) | October 12, 1935-1936 | Individual monument of the entity of the Müglitztalbahn, section Glashütte, OT Glashütte: Railway tunnel - of significance in terms of railway and transport history. Length / height / width 539.0 m / 6.0 m / 5.6 m, max. Incline / min. Radius 39 ‰ / 0 m, stone and concrete arch railway tunnel, the middle part of which is lined with prefabricated concrete segments that are movably connected in the middle (track mount shells), which were placed on the lower brick lining. The tunnel portals are clad in quarry stone and reinforced by pillars. At the south portal there is a granite emblem that was cut after 1945. |
09302495
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| Concrete girder bridge (individual monument for ID no.09302487) | (Map) | Jan. 1937 - Aug. 1938 | Individual monument of the entity of the Müglitztalbahn, section Glashütte, OT Glashütte: concrete girder bridge - important in terms of railway and transport history. Length / height / width 76.3 m / 5.6 m / -; Max. Incline / min. Radius 50 ‰ / 250 m. The concrete girder bridge runs between the mushroom tunnel and a slope incision on three elongated concrete pillars. Slightly convexly curved coves are arranged above the pillars. |
09302490
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| Quarry stone arch bridge (totality, OT Glashütte - ID no.09302487) | (Map) | 1937 | Individual monument of the entity of the Müglitztalbahn, section Glashütte, OT Glashütte: quarry stone arch bridge (entity, OT Glashütte - ID no. 09302487) - important in terms of railway and traffic history. Length / height / width 14.65 m / 5.6 m / -. Quarry stone-clad concrete arch bridge to cross the elevated railway line over a street. |
09302494
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| Concrete girder bridge (individual monument for ID no.09302487) | (Map) | 1937 | Individual monument of the entity of the Müglitztalbahn, section Glashütte, OT Glashütte: concrete girder bridge - important in terms of railway and transport history. Length / height / width 68.5 m / 6.6 m / -; Max. Incline / min. Radius 39 ‰ / 0 m. Concrete girder bridge on four elongated concrete pillars with semicircular front heads. The crossing angles are crooked because the cross beams are aligned with the road below. The bridge connects directly to the Gleisberg tunnel. |
09302496
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| Concrete girder bridge (individual monument for ID no.09302487) | (Map) | 1937 | Individual monument of the entity of the Müglitztalbahn, section Glashütte, OT Glashütte: concrete girder bridge - important in terms of railway and transport history. Length / height / width 10.0 m / 6.4 m / -. Concrete girder bridge running at multiple angles over the river bed, the concrete abutments of which form the bank reinforcement wall of this section of the river. The shape is explained by the entry point to the station on the bridge, which means that it must run straight. |
09302493
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| Concrete girder bridge (individual monument for ID no.09302487) | (Map) | 1937 | Individual monument of the entity of the Müglitztalbahn, section Glashütte, OT Glashütte: concrete girder bridge - important in terms of railway and transport history. Length / height / width 39.5 / 7.7 / -; Max. N. / min. R. 60 / 277. Concrete girder bridge on a concrete pillar and massive concrete abutments. The beam is slightly curved between the pillars. |
09302488
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| Concrete girder bridge (individual monument for ID no.09302487) | (Map) | 1937-1938 | Individual monument of the entity of the Müglitztalbahn, section Glashütte, OT Glashütte: concrete girder bridge - important in terms of railway and transport history. Length / height / width 11.2 / 5.2 / -; Max. N. / min. R, 0 / 180. Concrete girder bridge running at multiple angles over the river bed, the concrete abutments of which form the bank reinforcement wall of this section of the river. The shape is explained by the entry point to the station on the bridge, which means that it must run straight. |
09302491
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| Waystone | Waystone; of importance in terms of traffic history |
09278152
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| Murder and Atonement Cross | (Map) | 15./16. Century | Significant in terms of local history, approx. 160 cm high, with the inscription: "Vittich". |
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| Profiled door frame with keystone | Alte Bergstrasse 5 (map) |
re. 1792 | Profiled door frame with keystone - important in terms of building history. Residential house in half-open development, part of the row development according to the construction clearance: two-storey solid plastered building, intact wall-opening ratio, mansard roof. |
09278186
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| Residential house (without extension) in half-open development | Alte Bergstrasse 6 (map) |
re. 1792 | The house has been torn down, it was an example of the row development after the building clearance, building and site development historical significance. Two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone window frames on both storeys, mansard roof, slate roofing. |
09278183
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Residential house in semi-open development, sandstone door frame with keystone | Alte Bergstrasse 8 (map) |
re. 1792 (door frame) | Example for the row development according to the building clearance, building and site development significance. Two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone window frames on both storeys, mansard roof , wall-opening ratio intact. |
09278182
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Residential building in closed development | Alte Bergstrasse 9 (map) |
End of 18th century | Example for the row development according to the building clearance, building and site development significance. Two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone window frames on both storeys, mansard roof, wall-opening ratio intact. |
09278184
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Residential house in semi-open development, sandstone door frame with keystone | Alte Bergstrasse 10 (map) |
probably end of the 18th century | Example for the row development according to the building clearance, building and site development significance. Two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone window frames on both storeys, mansard roof, wall-opening ratio intact. |
09278181
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| Door frame with keystone and front door of a residential building | Alte Bergstrasse 13 (map) |
re. 1792 | old door leaf, historically important, marked "CFS 1792" and miner's mark. |
09278180
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Residential house in semi-open development | Alte Bergstrasse 14 (map) |
1st half of the 19th century | Part of the row development according to the building clearance, building and site development significance. Two-storey solid plastered building, on both storeys sandstone window frames, pseudo window bars, gable roof , slate covering. |
09278185
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Home style home | Alte Bergstrasse 22 (map) |
around 1930 | House in the home style, u. a. historically important and defining the townscape. |
09303839
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| Walled up memorial stone | Altenberger Strasse (map) |
after 1927 | with the inscription "Notbrücke Aug. 1927", of local history, commemorates the floods in 1927 . |
09278268
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Former Railway maintenance office (individual monument for ID no.09302487) | Altenberger Strasse 6 (map) |
1939 | Individual monument of the entity of the Müglitztalbahn, section Glashütte, OT Glashütte: former railway maintenance office - in the contemporary design language of the 1930s, of importance in terms of railway history and traffic history. |
09278231
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Residential house in open development | Altenberger Strasse 9 (map) |
re. 1889 | with imperial eagle of the former imperial post office, u. a. architectural significance. Two-storey, profiled sandstone window frames, yellow clinker brick building with some ornament, gallows sprouting, two side projections with window crowning, gable with wooden paneling, gable roof with overhang, slate covering. |
09278233
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Former Railroad keeper's house (single monument for ID no.09302487) | Altenberger Strasse 10 (map) |
around 1890 | Individual monument of the entity of the Müglitztalbahn, section Glashütte, OT Glashütte: Railway keeper's house - red and yellow clinker facade, older type of railway, of importance in terms of railway history and traffic history. |
09278234
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Residential house in open development | Altenberger Strasse 11 (map) |
re. 1889 | u. a. architectural significance. Yellow clinker brick building with terracotta decoration, two-storey, profiled sandstone window frames, gallows sprouting, beautiful original door leaf, belt cornices. |
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Factory building | Altenberger Strasse 11 (behind) (map) |
1920s | with influences from both Expressionism and New Objectivity , architectural significance. Three-storey, solid plastered building with large lattice windows, colossal order through plastered pilaster strips, ending in expressionist crowning, roof structure with triangular, shaping skylights. |
09278269
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Former Calculating machine factory »Archimedes« | Altenberger Strasse 17 (map) |
1922 | Factory building - a building with neoclassical elements, of good elevation, historical and architectural importance. Two storeys, above an attic storey , small sprouting (plastic), between the window axes pilaster strips as a colossal arrangement, hipped roof, slate covering, triangular gable on the central axis of the eaves side, rustic plinth area. |
09278236
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| Apartment building in half-open development | Bahnhofstrasse 4 (map) |
1910s | Influences of the reform style , significance in terms of building history. Three-storey solid plastered building with three wooden winter garden zones running through the storeys, rhythmization of the wall-opening ratio through isolated arched windows, bundled into triforias , new real sprouting, side gable facing the street. |
09278270
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| Double apartment building in semi-open development, together with Emil-Lange-Straße 7 | Bahnhofstrasse 6 (map) |
around 1920 | architecturally and in terms of urban development of importance. Three-storey solid plastered building with a rustic base, with a dominant corner bay, side gables, architecturally marked entrance zones, original door leaves, original grooved double windows, slate roofing. |
09278271
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Transformer house | Dittersdorfer Weg (map) |
around 1920 | From a technical history point of view, massive plastered construction with plaster pilasters, steep mansard roof, slate covering. |
09278237
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| Saxon and Glashütte coats of arms | Dittersdorfer Weg 1 (near) (map) |
re. 1545 | historically significant. |
09278289
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Catholic Church of St. Christophorus | Dittersdorfer Weg 1a (map) |
1952-1954 | simple hall construction with roof turrets, architectural and local historical significance, rustic basement floor, some colored glass windows, with housing improvements. |
09278238
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Post mileage | Dresdner Strasse 2 (near) (map) |
re. 1734 | Copy of a distance column , important in terms of traffic history. Sandstone, obelisk with a colored coat of arms, various inscriptions on distances, year and post horn mark. |
09278229
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Former Hotel "City of Dresden" | Dresdner Strasse 5 (map) |
Gable top re. 1889 | Former Hotel in renaissance forms - with some ornament, architectural and local historical significance. Three-storey solid plastered building with a flat, gabled central projection , above the entrance portico , some remains of the window crowning, muntin, gable roof with slate covering , inscribed "GK 1889" in the gable top. |
09278230
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| Keystone | Emil-Lange-Strasse 1 (map) |
re. 1766 | Walled in above the door, belongs to the Büttnermühle (see OT Bärenhecke, Mühlenstraße 9 - ID No. 09278264), historically significant, located on the courtyard side, inscribed "JCP 1766", with the architect's mark (circle). |
09278274
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Residential house (wooden construction) in open development, with retaining wall and garage | Emil-Lange-Strasse 4 (map) |
around 1920 | Well-preserved example of the Heimat style , importance in terms of building history. Two floors, Querverbretterung, lattice windows original, hipped roof , pike-like loft conversions, retaining wall with garage and fencing original. |
09278273
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Double apartment building in a semi-open development | Emil-Lange-Strasse 7 (map) |
around 1920 | Double apartment building in semi-open development, together with Bahnhofstrasse 6 - architecturally and urbanistically important. |
09278272
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Headquarters of the Langesche watch factory | Ferdinand-Adolph-Lange-Platz 1 (map) |
1873 | Lange headquarters in renaissance forms and the production building of the Langesche Uhrenfabrik - historical and regional significance. Kontorhaus: two-storey solid plastered building with plaster blocks on the ground floor, belt and eaves cornice, chamfered window frames, upper floor window crowning, gallows lugs everywhere, slate covering, loft extension with central clock, former wooden balcony porches of the facade no longer available, production buildings at the back, two and three storeys, segment arched windows with a new shoot. |
09278226
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Glashütte railway station - former reception building, signal box, connecting structure and pedestrian underpass (individual monument for ID No. 09302487) | Ferdinand-Adolph-Lange-Platz 2 (map) |
1935-1938 | Individual monuments of the totality of the Müglitztalbahn section Glashütte, OT Glashütte: former reception building, signal box , connection building and pedestrian underpass of the station - station in the homeland style of the 1930s, of importance in terms of railway history, local history and transport history. |
09278227
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City fountain | Main street (map) |
City fountain with figures and reliefs in contemporary lines |
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Residential house in semi-open development | Hauptstrasse 12 (map) |
re. 1791 | largely restored to its original appearance, structural component of the core development, location of the founding of the Glashütte watch industry by FA Lange in 1845, importance in terms of building, local history and urban development. Two-storey solid plastered building, both storeys with window frames, gallows sprouting, mansard roof with beaver tail crown covering, the two upper gable windows certainly not original. |
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Semi-open residential building, door frames with keystone | Hauptstrasse 22 (map) |
re. 1792 (keystone) | u. a. architectural significance. Two-storey solid plastered building, ground floor changed with shop fittings, upper floor windows in original size, mansard roof with original extensions, beaver tail crown covering. |
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| Sandstone door frame with keystone | Hauptstrasse 24 (map) |
re. 1792 | historically important. |
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| Door frame with keystone | Hauptstrasse 33 (map) |
re. 1818 | Door frame with keystone |
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Administration house in closed development | Hauptstrasse 42 (map) |
1756 (for information) | highlighted by ornament and central bay window from the 1920s, core possibly older, u. a. architectural significance. Three-story solid plastered building, storeys visually separated by cornices, gable roof with slate covering, central bay window over seating niche portal, crowned with a steep pyramid roof, reliefs and medallions: mining, animal world, putti , new window bars, the inside is said to be 75 years old, the core of the house is possibly older , for information: 1756, rebuilt after fire in 1876. |
09278266
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| Keystone at the back of the house | Hauptstrasse 44 (map) |
re. 1679 | of local importance, walled into the house wall. |
09278276
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Gasthof "Zum Goldenen Glas" | Hauptstrasse 46 (map) |
re. 1803, core older | Inn in closed development, with lion relief - architectural and local historical significance. Two-storey solid plastered building, central entrance changed, sandstone window frames on both storeys, windows in the central axis crowned, mansard roof. |
09278191
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| Memorial plaque to a fire | Hauptstrasse 52 (map) |
re. 1873 (plate) | of local importance. "Remember November 12th, 1872 / built by CE Holzhöfer 1873 / God has helped - God will continue to help". |
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Residential building in closed development | Hauptstrasse 62 (map) |
18th century, possibly even older | Formerly half-timbered building, relic of older building fabric in a changed context, significance in terms of building history and local development. Two-storey solid plastered building, profiled door walls, no sprouting, gable roof, old German slate covering. |
09278192
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Semi-detached house in a row of cooperatives | Lindenstrasse 1; 1a (card) |
re. 1918-28 | Double dwelling of a row of cooperatives - picture-defining effect, urban and architectural significance. Two-and-a-half-story solid plastered building, four-story at the head end, side bay window crowned by a pointed conical roof and with eight cornices, dominant side bay window, two-and-a-half-story part with mezzanine (optically separated by a slate cornice), slate roofing, bat dormers. |
09278288
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Cooperative residential building in open development | Lindenstrasse 2 (map) |
1920s | Part of an important urban line, relevance to the history of the building. Two-and-a-half-storey solid plastered building, rusticated base, crowned entrance in the central axis, original, beautiful door leaf, mezzanine floor separated by a slanted cornice, here shutters, all windows with muntin, central axis closed by a tail gable, the sides are still intact, filigree grooved wooden bay windows. |
09278287
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Cooperative residential building in open development | Lindenstrasse 3 (map) |
1920s | Part of an important urban line, relevance to the history of the building. Two-and-a-half-storey solid plastered building, rusticated base, crowned entrance in the central axis, original, beautiful door leaf, mezzanine floor separated by a slate cornice, here shutters, all windows with muntin, central axis closed by a tail gable. |
09278286
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Cooperative residential building in open development | Lindenstrasse 4 (map) |
1920s | with ornament, part of a significant urban line, relevance to the history of the building. Two-and-a-half-storey solid plastered building, rusticated base storey, crowned entrance in the central axis, original, beautiful door leaf, above it garland relief, stylized bouquet, mezzanine floor separated by a slate cornice, here shutters, all windows with muntin, central axis closed by a tail gable. |
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Cooperative residential building in open development | Lindenstrasse 5 (map) |
1920s | with ornament, part of a significant urban line, relevance to the history of the building. Two-and-a-half-story solid plastered building, rusticated plinth, crowned entrance in the central axis, original, beautiful door leaf, above garland relief, stylized bouquet of flowers, two putti medallions, mezzanine floor separated by a slate cornice, here shutters, all windows with muntings, central axis closed by a tail gable. |
09278284
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Cooperative residential building in open development with a striking neo-baroque portal | Lindenstrasse 6 (map) |
re. 1923 | of interest in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey solid plastered building, original wall-opening ratio and original window rungs, double window, original door leaf, portal with heraldic cartouche (mining symbol), triangular gable typical of the time in the central axis. |
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Cooperative residential building in open development with a striking neo-baroque portal | Lindenstrasse 9 (map) |
re. 1923 | of interest in terms of building history and urban planning. Three-storey solid plastered building, original wall-opening ratio and original window rungs, double window, original door leaf, portal with heraldic cartouche (mining symbol), triangular gable typical of the time in the central axis. |
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| Waystone | Luchauer Strasse (map) |
19th century | Important for traffic history Sandstone, rounded at the top, approx. 50 cm high. |
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Unity of the cemetery Glashütte with cemetery design and individual monuments | Luchauer Strasse (map) |
Material entirety, cemetery Glashütte with cemetery design (garden monuments) and the following individual monuments: enclosure, 10 graves, including two war memorials and a monument for flood victims in 1927 (individual memorial for ID No. 09278198) - of significance in terms of garden art. |
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Glashütte Cemetery (individual monuments to ID no.09301371) | Luchauer Strasse (map) |
after 1927 | Individual monuments of the aggregate cemetery Glashütte: Enclosure, war memorials for the First and Second World War, graves for flood victims in 1927 and seven graves - of importance in terms of garden art. |
09278198
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Door walls with keystone and front door | Luchauer Strasse 1 (map) |
after 1790 | Door jambs with keystone and front door of a residential building - beautiful old door leaf, of architectural importance. |
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Door frame with keystone | Luchauer Strasse 3 (map) |
re. 1790 | historically important. |
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Door frame with keystone | Luchauer Strasse 5 (map) |
re. 1791 | historically important. |
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Door frame with keystone | Luchauer Strasse 7 (map) |
after 1790 | historically important. |
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Door frame with keystone | Luchauer Strasse 9 (map) |
re. 1790 | historically important. |
09278199
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Residential house in open development, door frame with keystone | Luchauer Strasse 11 (map) |
Keystone re. 1792 | historical and urban significance. Two-storey solid plastered building, both storeys with sandstone window frames, mansard roof, beaver tail covering, with buttresses. |
09278193
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Semi-open residential building, door frame with keystone | Luchauer Strasse 12 (map) |
re. 1792 (keystone) | Restored in its original appearance, building fabric from the phase of construction vacancy, significance in terms of the history of the building and development of the area. Two-storey solid plastered building, both floors with sandstone window walls, gallows rungs, plaster structure, mansard roof with beaver tail covering, some with crown covering. |
09278196
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Semi-open residential building, door frame with keystone | Luchauer Strasse 14 (map) |
Semi-open residential building, door frame with keystone; Building restored in its original appearance, building fabric from the phase of construction vacancy, significance in terms of building history and local development. |
09278197
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Monument to F. Adolph Lange | Market (map) |
1895 | Founder of the local watch industry, relevance to local history. Obelisk on base with medal (relief), black polished granite. |
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relief | Market 1 (map) |
probably 19th century | Beehive, of local history. |
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Rectory | Market 6 (map) |
re. 1835 (in the field above the front door) | Building and site historical importance. Two-storey solid plastered building, both storeys with window frames, crooked hip roof , beaver tail covering, old door leaf, building optically lifted by Palladio motif and central (later) bay window above entrance. |
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Sandstone door frame with keystone | Market 7 (map) |
re. 1768 (keystone) | historically important. |
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Wolfgang Church | Market 8 (map) |
1520-1535 | Church, next to it a war memorial with five panels - architectural and local historical significance. |
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Door frame with keystone | Market 9 (map) |
re. 1790 (keystone) | marked 1790, of importance in terms of building history. |
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Sandstone door frame with keystone | Market 11 (map) |
re. 1790 | historically important, worked up. |
09278267
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Residential house in closed development, door frame with keystone | Mittelstrasse 3 (map) |
Door frame re. 1792 | historical and urban significance. Two-storey solid plastered building, window frames on both storeys, pseudo-sprouting, profiled eaves cornice, gable roof, intact wall-opening ratio, beaver tail covering. |
09278179
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Residential building in closed development | Mittelstrasse 6 (map) |
1801 dendro | three-storey solid construction, significance in terms of building history and urban development. Ground floor and 1st floor quarry stone masonry, 2nd floor thinner brick masonry (later heightened, same time as the rear extensions), roof structure not very original, facade restored, more than 50% original substance in total. |
09301443
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Door frame with keystone | Mittelstrasse 8 (map) |
re. 1853 | historically important, referred to as "IGM 1853" |
09278178
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Residential building | Mittelstrasse 10 (map) |
around 1800 | historical and urban significance. Quarry stone masonry on all three floors, window sections inside with basket arches, very authentic roof structure lying on the ground, cadastre begins with “Property 1843”, but according to the design language the house is older. The house is renovated and changed a lot. |
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| Sandstone door frame with keystone | Mittelstrasse 13 (map) |
re. 1791 (keystone) | historically important. |
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Residential house in semi-open development, profiled door frame with keystone | Mittelstrasse 17 (map) |
End of 18th century | Part of the construction work after the building clearance 1790 ff., Building and site development historical and urban significance. Two-story solid plastered building, sandstone window frames on both floors, mansard roof, beaver tail covering. |
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| portal | Mittelstrasse 26 (map) |
around 1800 | Sandstone door frame with keystone, of architectural significance. |
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Two memorial plaques | Moritz-Großmann-Platz 1 (map) |
1920s | of local importance. Two memorial plaques: 1. for Moritz Großmann (1826–1885), founder of the watchmaking school and the fire brigade, 2. for the firefighters who died in the First World War . |
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Residential house in semi-open development | Prießnitztalstraße 1 (map) |
Door frame re. 1791 | Example of development according to building clearance, significance in terms of building history and the history of local development. Two-storey solid plastered building, both storeys with sandstone window frames, sandstone door frame arched with a keystone, small outside staircase, old door leaf, hipped roof. |
09278194
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Residential house in semi-open development | Prießnitztalstraße 3 (map) |
Door frame re. 1791 | largely originally preserved example of the development after the building clearance, significance in terms of building history and site development history. Two-storey solid plastered building, both storeys with sandstone window frames, a window changed in size on the ground floor, sandstone door frame with a basket arch with keystone, small outside staircase, old door leaf, hip roof. |
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Residential house in open development | Prießnitztalstraße 10 (map) |
1920s | architectural significance. Three-storey solid plastered building, upper storey (partly slated) optically separated by cornice, two vertically structured bay-like risalits, central entrance, framed, crowned with arches, with squirrel relief and saying: "Honor everyone who creates", original door leaf, six-paneled windows, Hipped roof. |
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Six city barns | Prießnitztalstraße 15a (next to) (map) |
2nd half of the 19th century | Significant in terms of local history, each one-story, with jamb , some with opening walls. |
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Building sculpture and staircase of the watchmaking school as well as an art clock inside by H. Goertz | Schillerstraße 3a (map) |
1920s | artistically and historically of importance. On the house wall three strong reliefs with trade and craft symbols, two fully plastic putti on the outside staircase, inside an astronomical clock (TD), the building as a whole is no longer relevant as a monument, as it was heavily modified after the war, German watchmaking school (formerly, inaugurated in 1878) , Engineering School for Precision Engineering (1951 to 1992), since 2008 the German Watch Museum Glashütte, meanwhile the entire building has been renovated in accordance with listed buildings. |
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Memorial stone | Schillerstraße 3a (near) (map) |
re. 1903 | of local history for Peter Henlein , the inventor of the pocket watch. Henlein was the inventor of the pocket watch, stone set for the 25th anniversary of the “Central Association of German Watchmakers”, red granite, monolith. |
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Sandstone door frame with keystone | Schillerstraße 4 (map) |
around 1790 | historically important. |
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Sandstone door frame with keystone | Schillerstraße 10 (map) |
re. 1790 | historically important. |
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| Sandstone door frame with keystone | Schulstrasse 3 (map) |
re. 1791 | historically important. |
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School (without younger additions) | Schulstrasse 4 (map) |
re. 1901-02 | Emphasized by location and architecture, building and site historical importance. Three-storey solid plastered building with an additional storey through loft extension, risalit in the central axis, gabled, above a clock tower (slated wooden construction), segmented arched window design, some details (e.g. balustrade ornament) preserved. |
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Residential house in open development | Schulstrasse 5 (map) |
re. 1792 (keystone) | Plastered building with a mansard roof, profiled door frame with keystone, old door leaf, significance in terms of the history of building and development. Two-storey solid plastered building, both storeys with sandstone window frames, partly old muntin, mansard roof, all in all original. |
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Factory owner's villa with sundial and enclosure | Schulstrasse 8 (map) |
re. 1902 | Factory owner's villa - with a comparatively elaborate design, architectural and local historical relevance. Two-storey solid plastered building, bevelled window frames, old gallows, dominant side elevation with stepped gable, further side gables with wooden ornamental forms, hipped roof, base polygonal masonry, relief: " Dominus Vobiscum ". |
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Bear hedge
| image | designation | location | Dating | description | ID |
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| Total component of the totality of the Müglitztalbahn , section Glashütte, OT Bärenhecke, with individual monuments | (Map) | 1937-1938 | Total component of the totality of the Müglitztalbahn, section Glashütte, OT Bärenhecke, with the individual monuments: Bridge at Doors Bogen (km 21.275) - (ID No. 09302497), concrete girder bridge (km 21.483) - (ID No. 09302498), concrete arch bridge (km 22.014 ) - (ID No. 09302499), with the aggregate part: Track body (aggregate, municipality of Heidenau - ID No. 09221668) - aggregate with buildings and engineering structures as well as the surviving certificates of the old narrow-gauge railway in the municipalities of Heidenau (excluding OT), Dohna (OT Dohna, Köttwitz), Müglitztal (OT Weesenstein, Burkhardtswalde, Mühlbach), Liebstadt (OT Großröhrsdorf), Glashütte (OT Bärenhecke, OT Cunnersdorf, Schlottwitz, Neudörfel, zurückhain, Dittersdorf, Glashütte) and Altenberg (OT Bärenstein, Altenberg, Geising , Lauenstein), unique complex of national historical importance. |
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| Concrete girder bridge (individual monument to ID no.09303958) | (Map) | 1937 | Individual monument of the entity of the Müglitztalbahn, section Glashütte, OT Bärenhecke: concrete girder bridge - of significance in terms of railway and transport history. Length / height / width: 63.8 m / 7.6 m / -, max. Incline / min. Radius: 39 ‰ / 250 m. Concrete girder bridge on three elongated concrete pillars with pointed front heads. |
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| Concrete arch bridge (individual monument for ID no.09303958) | (Map) | 1938 | Individual monument of the entity of the Müglitztalbahn, section Glashütte, OT Bärenhecke: concrete arch bridge - of importance in terms of railway and transport history. |
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| Concrete girder bridge (individual monument to ID no.09303958) | (Map) | 1937 | Individual monument of the entity of the Müglitztalbahn, section Glashütte, OT Bärenhecke: concrete girder bridge - of significance in terms of railway and transport history. Length / height / width: 76.4 / 5.9 / -, max. Incline / min. Radius: 39 ‰ / 250 m. Arched concrete girder bridge on three elongated concrete pillars with semicircular front heads. Due to the large supporting moments, the supporting beam has sloping beams. |
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Bärenhecke mill and bakery | Mühlenstrasse 1 (map) |
1898-1899 | Mill with bakery, some with historical technology - significance in terms of local history and technology history. Mainly three-storey solid plastered building with an additional attic storey (mansard roof), small window bars. |
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| Büttner mill | Mühlenstrasse 9 (map) |
Side building re. 1850 | Residential mill house and side building as well as moat and weir: Residential mill house upper floor half-timbered , field stone side building - of architectural and local significance, keystone now at Emil-Lange-Straße 1 in Glashütte (ID No. 09278274). Residential mill house: Solid ground floor, timbered winter windows, upper floor half-timbered, upper floor windows in original size, flat saddle roof, two-story massive side building with sundial and blackboard: "Built by ... Büttner in 1850", technology not available, but ditch and weir. |
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Brooch
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| Residential stable house | Börnchen 14 (card) |
probably 1st half of the 19th century | Upper floor half-timbered, paneled, largely preserved in the construction, significance in terms of building history. Ground floor massive, changed, gable side also changed, windows of upper floor in half-timbered part in original size, half-hip roof. |
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| Basket arch door frames with keystone | Börnchen 22 (card) |
re. 1797 | historically important. |
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| Residential stable house | Börnchen 28 (card) |
around 1700 | Upper floor half-timbered, boarded up, oldest still preserved generation of wood construction typical of the region, significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, grooved winter windows, bricked gable side, upper floor windows in original size, clad gable, steep gable roof with old German slate covering, with integrated business section. |
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| Gasthof Börnchen | Börnchen 32 (card) |
2nd half of the 19th century | Inn - in a place that shapes the townscape, relevance in terms of building history and local history. Two-storey solid plastered building, both storeys with sandstone window frames, door crowns, gables with arched windows. |
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| Fire department syringe house | Börnchen 32 (opposite) (map) |
around 1900 | Local and socio-historical relevance, massive, boarded-up jamb, hipped roof, slate covering. |
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Cunnersdorf
| image | designation | location | Dating | description | ID |
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| Total component of the totality of the Müglitztalbahn , subsection Glashütte, OT Cunnersdorf | (Map) | 1937-1938 | Material entity component of the entity entity Müglitztalbahn, sub-section Glashütte, OT Cunnersdorf, without individual monuments, with the entity entity part: Bachbrücke (km 14.721) as well as the track structure (entity entity, Heidenau municipality - ID-No. 09221668) - entity entity with high-rise buildings and engineering structures as well as the received certificates of the old narrow-gauge railway in the communities of Heidenau (without OT), Dohna (OT Dohna, Köttwitz), Müglitztal (OT Weesenstein, Burkhardtswalde, Mühlbach), Liebstadt (OT Großröhrsdorf), glassworks (OT Bärenhecke, OT Cunnersdorf, Schlottwitz, Neudörfel, back grove, Dittersdorf , Glashütte) and Altenberg (OT Bärenstein, Altenberg, Geising, Lauenstein), unique complex of national historical importance. |
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| Unity of the mining area Hirtenwiesen | (Map) | from 1490 (mining) | Total mining area »Hirtenwiesen« - tunnels, shafts, heaps and mouth holes of a historical mining landscape, mining and regional historical significance. |
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| New farmhouse | Am Hofeberg 7 (map) |
1947 | Historical significance, largely authentically preserved, therefore a rarity. Solid ground floor, plastered, windows with cleaning sockets and console benches, boarded-up jam zone, some windows with original muntin, gable roof with beaver-tail crown covering, gaupe, original colors, stable window in original muntin. |
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| Residential stable of a former four-sided courtyard, with sandstone trough | Kalkhöhenweg 1 (map) |
1st half of the 19th century | quite authentic, u. a. architectural significance. Two-storey, solid, plastered, ground floor and first floor with sandstone walls, on the gable three arched windows with transom and protruding window sills, gable with sandstone edge framed with volutes, steep pitched roof, approx. 1 m high sandstone trough. |
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| Residential stable house and two side buildings as well as entrance to a three-sided courtyard | Way of the Cross 1 (map) |
1st half of the 19th century | largely authentic, part of the historical local structure, u. a. architectural significance. Residential stable house: two-storey, solid, plastered, sandstone walls, gable roof, beaver-tail crown cover, the side buildings: two-storey, solid, plastered, one outbuilding with an upper storey full storey, the other with jamb, sandstone walls, profiled eaves, barn doors in segmental arches, closed with brick arches Wooden gates. |
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| War memorial for the fallen of the First and Second World Wars | Way of the Cross 1 (before) (map) |
re. 1920 (large granite stone) | of local historical importance. Large granite stone, flanked by two smaller ones, in front of them three small stones with the names of the dead, stones cleaned and new writing laid out. |
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| Sandstone trough | Way of the Cross 8 (map) |
re. 1852 | socially important. |
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| Pitcher mill | Krugmühle 2 (map) |
2nd half of the 19th century | Mill with annex as well as mill ditch (approx. 350 m long) and weir - of local and technical historical importance. Mill: two-storey, solid, plastered, sandstone walls, gable roof, slate covering, extension: partially concreted version of the mill ditch, timber-framed construction with gable roof boarded on it. |
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| Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard | Long Street 28a; 28b (card) |
around 1900 | comparatively complex building with architectural structures and keystone with bear coat of arms, etc. a. architectural significance. Two-storey, plastered, sandstone facades, structure through window and door frames , corner embossing and cuboids, belt cornice, profiled eaves, gable side windows with consoles and straight roofs, three oculi , portal with keystone (bear coat of arms), portal carved around 1930. |
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| Residential stable house, stable and barn of a three-sided farm | Lange Strasse 37 (map) |
re. 1767 (keystone) | Courtyard structure intact, significance of the townscape and architectural history. Stable house: two-storey, upper storey probably half-timbered, plastered, sandstone portal with basket arch and keystone, saddle roof, roof bay window added later. Stable: two-storey, plastered, partly sandstone walls, gable roof. Barn: two-storey, plastered, window canopies and archways with clinkered segment arch, saddle roof. |
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Dittersdorf
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| Total component of the totality of the Müglitztalbahn , subsection Glashütte, OT Dittersdorf, with individual monuments | (Map) | 1937 | Sub-entity component of the entity entity Müglitztalbahn, sub-section Glashütte, OT Dittersdorf, with the individual monument: Bärenhecke-Johnsbach stop (ID No. 09278395) as well as the entity components: connection signal box Kornhaus Bärenhecke (km 22.68), connection signal box BHG Bärenhecke-Johnsbach (km 22.68 ) and retaining wall (km 22.4) as well as with the track structure (aggregate, community Heidenau - ID-Nr. 09221668) - aggregate with buildings and engineering as well as the surviving evidence of the old narrow-gauge railway in the communities Heidenau (without OT), Dohna (OT Dohna, Köttwitz), Müglitztal (OT Weesenstein, Burkhardtswalde, Mühlbach), Liebstadt (OT Großröhrsdorf), Glashütte (OT Bärenhecke, OT Cunnersdorf, Schlottwitz, Neudörfel, zurückhain, Dittersdorf, Glashütte) and Altenberg (OT Bärenstein, Altenberg, Geising, Lauenstein ), a singular complex of national historical importance. Total part of the retaining wall (km 22.4): concrete retaining wall that tapers at an acute angle towards the center. The surface was sharpened in the typical way for the route design. The wall also forms the bank reinforcement and protection in this section of the river. |
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| Triangulation column | Dittershöhe (map) |
re. 1866 (triangulation column) | Station of the Royal Saxon Triangulation, 2nd order network, attached wooden cross, of importance from a scientific and technological point of view. Sandstone column on base, approx. 150 cm high, inscription: "579 / Station / DITTERSHÖHE / der / Kön: Sächs: / Triangulierung / 1866.", "TP", also called "Nagelsche column", Nagel reformed in Saxony in the 1860s Years of surveying, wooden cross placed, profiled ring marks transition from base to column, cover plate missing, location Lesesteinhalde. |
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| Former Gasthof Erbgericht | Mittlere Hauptstrasse 35 (map) |
around 1890, side building a bit older | Residential stable house and side building of a three-sided courtyard - structurally and image-shaping, relevant to building history, as a former hereditary court of local historical importance. Residential stable house: two-storey solid plastered building, wooden decorations in the gable (influences from the Swiss style), two preserved house doors, sandstone window frames, side building also solid, door and window frames, old German slate covering. |
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| Residential stable house | Mittlere Hauptstrasse 39 (map) |
before 1800 | Upper floor half-timbered structure, highly preserved in terms of construction and appearance, older generation of timber construction typical of the region, significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, old plaster, wooden weather house, sandstone window frames, old grooved double windows on both floors, windows on upper floor in original size, stable part clearly recognizable, gable roof with slate covering. |
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| Residential stable house | Mittlere Hauptstrasse 72 (map) |
re. 1847, older core | Upper floor half-timbered, u. a. architectural significance. Solid ground floor, sandstone window frames, front door changed, upper floor window in original size with pseudo sprouting, visible framework with cross struts, gable roof, bricked gable. |
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| Residential stable house | Mittlere Hauptstrasse 76 (map) |
before 1800 | Upper floor half-timbered, u. a. historically important. Solid ground floor, sandstone window frames, wooden weather house, some winter windows, upper floor windows sprouted and in original size, boarded gable, gable roof. |
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| Dittersdorf station building (individual monument for ID no.09302500) | Müglitztalstrasse (map) |
1938 | Individual monument of the whole of the Müglitztalbahn, section Glashütte, OT Dittersdorf: station building - important in terms of railway history, local history and traffic history. |
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| Residential stable house | Obere Hauptstrasse 6 (map) |
2nd half of the 19th century | Solid, with ornament, defining the image due to its exposed location, relevant to the history of the building. Two-storey solid plastered building, stable part clearly recognizable, belt cornice, upper floor with floral window crowning, eaves cornice, hipped roof, on both floors window frames, door crowning, in some cases old muntin and double windows. |
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| Rectory | Obere Hauptstrasse 110 (map) |
re. 1860, core probably older | possibly once half-timbered, architectural and local significance. Two-storey solid plastered building, gable newly clad, sandstone window frames on both storeys, no sprouting, gable roof, slate covering. |
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| Dittersdorf village church | Obere Hauptstrasse 111 (map) |
1532, older in essence | Church, churchyard with enclosure as well as a war memorial for the fallen of the First World War and Dittrich tomb - significance in terms of building history and local history. War memorial on the outside of the churchyard enclosure, tomb Johann Heinrich Dittrich, pastor from 1807 to 1850 and wife Hanna Karoline Amalie, obelisk, relief, cross and chalice, sandstone, approx. 170 cm high. |
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| Sandstone archway | Obere Hauptstrasse 114 (map) |
re. 1891 | Architecturally important, walled in, segment arch, corner cuboid, profiled keystone with the inscription "FH Bobe 1891". |
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| Residential building | Obere Hauptstrasse 120 (map) |
probably 2nd half of the 19th century | Upper floor timber-framed boarded up, standardized late phase of timber construction, of architectural significance. Ground floor solid, smoothed, windows on the upper floor largely in their original size, gable also boarded up, flat saddle roof. |
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| Archway and gate in the courtyard wall of a farm | Obere Hauptstrasse 121 (map) |
re. 1798 | defining the townscape and significant in terms of building history, both with keystone and fighter (sandstone). |
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House village
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| Residential stable house and barn of a three-sided courtyard | Obere Dorfstrasse 20 (map) |
2nd half of the 19th century | structure-defining, building-historical significance. Stable house: two-story, solid, sandstone walls, gable roof, side building: solid, gable roof. |
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| Residential stable house and two side buildings of a three-sided courtyard | Obere Dorfstrasse 31 (map) |
2nd half of the 19th century | shaping the image and building history. Stable house: two-storey, solid, plastered, sandstone walls, arched windows in the gable. Side building: on a hook-shaped floor plan, solid, plastered, gable roof. |
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Windburg; Dreilindengut | Obere Dorfstrasse 47 (map) |
Mid 19th century | Residential house and side building of a three-sided courtyard - of importance for the townscape and building history. Farmhouse: two-storey, solid, plastered, sandstone walls, gable roof. Side building: two-story, solid, plastered, sandstone walls, gable roof. |
09278646
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| War memorial for the fallen of the two world wars | Untere Dorfstrasse (map) |
after 1945 | of local historical importance. Three granite stones with smooth fronts, the tall middle stone with the names of the fallen soldiers of the First World War, the two flanking stones with the names of the fallen soldiers of the Second World War . |
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| Residential stable house and sandstone trough of a former two-sided courtyard | Untere Dorfstrasse 9 (map) |
2nd half of the 19th century, core older | u. a. architectural significance. Stable house: two-storey, solid, plastered, sandstone walls, gable roof. |
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| Former school | Untere Dorfstrasse 16 (map) |
re. 1864 | local historical significance. Two-storey, solid, plastered, sandstone window frames, slightly profiled door frames with straight roofing, twin windows in the gable, gable roof, roof turret with clock. |
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| Residential stable house and barn of a three-sided courtyard | Untere Dorfstrasse 19 (map) |
Mid 19th century | Part of the historical village structure and significance in terms of architectural history. Stable house: two-storey, solid, plastered, sandstone walls, gable roof, barn: single-storey, with jamb, solid, plastered, gable roof. |
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| Residential stable house and side building of a four-sided courtyard | Untere Dorfstrasse 47 (map) |
4th quarter of the 19th century | of importance for the townscape and building history. Residential stable house: two-story, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered plastered, gable roof, outbuildings: one-story, solid, plastered, windows partially enlarged, gable with lunette, mansard roof with crooked hip. |
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Hermsdorf am Wilisch
| image | designation | location | Dating | description | ID |
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| Waystone | (Map) | 19th century | of historical importance. Sandstone stele, approx. 150 cm high, with a cruciform roof. |
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| Waystone | (Map) | re. 1898 | of historical importance. |
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| Two entrances to the basement | (Map) | 19th century | typical of the region, of social and historical importance. First earth cellar: sandstone wall with arched entrance, second earth cellar: entrance lined with sandstone, rectangular. |
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| Cottage | Am Wilisch 1 (map) |
re. 1851 (keystone) | Häuslerhaus - upper floor half-timbered, u. a. architectural significance. Solid ground floor, sandstone window frames, arched sandstone door frames, upper floor half-timbered, gable roof. |
09278599
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| Cottage | Am Wilisch 10 (map) |
2nd half of the 19th century | Upper floor partly still half-timbered, u. a. architectural significance. Ground floor and street front solid, sandstone window frames, gable roof. |
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| Side building of a three-sided courtyard | Am Wilisch 21 (map) |
Mid 19th century | intact half-timbered construction, building largely preserved in its original form, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, plastered, upper floor double-bar timbered, boarded gable side, gable roof. |
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| Residential stable house (without garage extension) | Am Wilisch 31 (map) |
2nd half of the 19th century | intact half-timbered construction, historically important. Solid ground floor, partly quarry stone masonry replaced by bricks, upper floor half-timbered (exposed framework), gable roof. |
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| Residential stable house of a two-sided courtyard, with courtyard wall | Am Wilisch 33 (map) |
re. 1836 (street side panel) | u. a. architectural significance. Two-storey, ground floor facing the street Sandstone cuboid, sandstone window frames, partly half-timbered and brick, clay compartments with pegs, upper floor half-timbered, mountain hatches, gable roof with beaver tail crown covering, sandstone courtyard wall, half-timbered construction partly also preserved on the ground floor. |
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| Residential stable house and two side buildings of a farm | Am Wilisch 37 (map) |
around 1880 | in good original condition, significant for the townscape, historical and urban development. Two-storey, with a high base, field stone masonry, plastered, sandstone window frames and sandstone door frames, sandstone portal with straight roofing and inscription: "God's peace and quiet be granted to this house", saddle roof, old keystone from the previous building in 1817, former solid barn , the balcony of the stable house is original. |
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| Cottage | Am Wilisch 40 (map) |
Early 18th century | Preserved in its original appearance, half-timbered construction on the ground floor, important in terms of the history of the building and the townscape. Two-storey, ground floor partially solid, plastered and exposed framework, upper floor exposed framework (somewhat deformed), clad gable side, towed saddle roof. |
09278593 |
Hirschbach
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| Triangulation column, redesigned as a war memorial | (Map) | 1867 (triangulation column) | Triangulation column, redesigned as a war memorial for the fallen soldiers of the First World War - of importance in terms of local history, surveying history and the history of technology. Multi-part triangulation column from 1867, which was transformed into a war memorial by the Kreischaer Gebirgsverein in 1921, inscription: “1914–1918”, consists of Neundorf sandstone, pyramid-shaped structure, transition is designed with a cube-shaped cuboid with Schilöd arches, cylindrical end column, location directly next to the steep one sloping former quarry site, column badly damaged, height 2.6 m. |
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Waystone | Alte Straße 1 (opposite) (map) |
re. 1830 | of traffic-historical importance. Sandstone stele, cross-roof-like conclusion, inscriptions carved. |
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Residential stable house | Am Oberteich 3 (map) |
2nd half of the 19th century | Upper floor half-timbered structure, significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, with sandstone walls, stable door, upper floor: mostly half-timbered, with planking, partly solid, gable roof, towed at the rear, clad gable side. |
09278615
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Residential stable of a former two-sided courtyard | Grimmsche Strasse 1 (map) |
Mid-18th century | u. a. architectural significance. Solid ground floor, plastered, with enlarged windows, upper floor half-timbered, boarded up and clad, solid rear, steep pitched roof, slate roofing, sliding windows on boarded gable. |
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Waystone | Kreischaer Strasse (map) |
19th century | of importance for the history of traffic, approx. 2 m high sandstone stele with weathered inscription. |
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| Stone arch bridge | Kreischaer Straße 5 (in front) (map) |
19th century | of historical importance. Natural stone arch bridge, somewhat widened upstream, with iron girders. |
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Hirschbach School (now a day care center) | Kreischaer Strasse 16 (map) |
re. 1908 | largely preserved in its original form, significance for the local history and appearance. Two-storey solid plastered building with a high, embossed sandstone base, belt cornice, upper floor bay window with slate, wooden and decorative framework elements, irregular floor plan, original windows and doors, also inside, hipped roof, slate roofing, central roof bay, standing dormer window, three old lightning rods. inscribed 1908 ( cartridge above left entrance). Community school with teacher's apartment - influenced by Saxon Homeland Security. |
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Residential stable house and two barns in a three-sided courtyard | Kreischaer Strasse 19 (map) |
1848 | u. a. architectural significance. Residential stable house: two-storey solid plastered building in two phases (1848 and 1880), sandstone window and door walls, gable roof, ornamental rafters on the street gable with echoes of Swiss style. |
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Cottage | To Vorwerk 1 (map) |
re. 1849 (segment arch) | Upper floor half-timbered, u. a. historically important. Solid ground floor, plastered, portal with segmented sandstone walls, upper floor half-timbered, gable and street side boarded up, gable roof with beaver-tail crown covering. |
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Former Vorwerk Hirschbach | To Vorwerk 2; 4; 7 (card) |
Manor house 15-18 Century | Former Vorwerk, mansion with attached barn and attached stable, residential house and stable barn as well as archway - forms the four-sided courtyard, of architectural and local historical importance. Manor house: two-storey, solid, plastered, sandstone door and window frames, four-wing cross-frame windows, steep gable roof, beaver-tail crown covering, deer head, later changes. Stable: one storey, solid plastered, door and stall window walls made of sandstone, hipped roof, mountain door, old lightning rod. Remise / barn: two-storey, solid, partly half-timbered, boarded up, large wooden gates, mountain doors, partly changed, hipped roof. Barn: massive, partly sandstone walls, boarded up Drempelzome, flat gable roof. Residential building: Solid ground floor, plastered, profiled cast stone walls, upper floor half-timbered, loggia with profiled wooden supports and balustrade, half-hip roof, beaver-tail canopy, two towers, new plastic windows. |
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Johnsbach
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| Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard | Am Vereinshaus 4 (map) |
18th century | Upper floor partly half-timbered, shaping the image and structure and u. a. architectural significance. Ground floor, solid gable and rear side, with window frames, one side of the upper floor half-timbered structure, mostly windows in original size, stable part easily recognizable, gable roof covered with slate. |
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| Former Craftsman's home | Bärenhecker Strasse 1 (map) |
1950s, core older | Restaurant and residential complex in the style of the construction of the early GDR - relevant in terms of location and building history. Two-storey solid plastered buildings, horseshoe-shaped building complex with a hall in the middle section, original sprouting preserved, hip roofs with pike, partly slate roofing. |
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| Waystone | Bärenhecker Strasse 1 (near) (map) |
bez 1835 | of importance in terms of traffic history. |
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| Residential stable house | Johnsbacher Hauptstrasse 8 (map) |
around 1750 | Half-timbered timber framing on the upper floor, older generation of timber construction typical of the region, significance in terms of building history. Massive ground floor, changed, upper floor windows largely in their original size, without muntin, boarded gable, saddle roof. |
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| Residential stable house | Johnsbacher Hauptstraße 16 (map) |
probably before 1750 | Upper floor half-timbered structure, structure and appearance preserved, older generation of timber construction typical of the region, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor (field stone), some with winter windows, windows on upper floor in original size, steep pitched roof, slate roofing. |
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| Residential building | Johnsbacher Hauptstraße 20 (map) |
probably before 1800 | Upper floor half-timbered, probably a former cottage, u. a. architectural significance. Solid ground floor, windows on first floor in original size, gable clad. |
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| Archway with keystone | Johnsbacher Hauptstraße 25 (map) |
re. 1673 (archway) | local historical significance. Sandstone, with keystone and fighter, and passage for people, also with keystone. |
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| Residential stable house and side building of a farm | Johnsbacher Hauptstraße 38 (map) |
Core 18th century | u. a. architectural significance. Residential stable house: former half-timbered house, core of the 18th century. Side building with Palladio motif, door walls of the residential stable house marked 1819, 1842. |
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| Residential stable house with later corner extension | Johnsbacher Hauptstraße 59 (map) |
Door frame re. 1839, Kern 18th century | Structurally and image-defining, relevant to building history. Two-storey solid plastered building, both storeys with sandstone window frames, steep pitched roof suggests a former half-timbered building, front door walls, probably massive half-timbering replaced in 1839. |
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| Stable house with old cubature | Johnsbacher Hauptstraße 61 (map) |
18th century | Massively expanded in the 19th century, structuring and shaping the image, u. a. architectural significance. Two-storey solid plastered building, window frames probably removed, intact wall-opening ratio (except for the rear), steep pitched roof. |
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| Residential stable house | Johnsbacher Hauptstraße 63 (map) |
after 1800 | Upper floor half-timbered, largely preserved wooden construction, u. a. architectural significance. Solid ground floor, window sizes slightly changed, first floor window in original size, without gable end, boarded up gable side, gable roof with slate covering, street side massively changed. |
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| Former school building | Johnsbacher Hauptstraße 64 (map) |
re. 1840 in over-port | with preserved portal, relevance to local history. Two-storey solid plastered building, both storeys with sandstone window frames, no sprouting, saddle roof, Palladi motif in the gable, sandstone door jambs with crowning, above inscription: "Schulhaus Johnsbach 1840", original door leaf. |
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| Residential stable house | Johnsbacher Hauptstraße 65 (map) |
before 1750 | Upper floor half-timbered, construction preserved, older generation of typical regional timber construction, u. a. architectural significance. Solid ground floor, changed, upper floor windows largely in their original size, Bohemian painted paneling, steep pitched roof. |
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| Johnsbach village church | Johnsbacher Hauptstraße 66 (map) |
1749-1750 | Church, churchyard with enclosure, tombs, in front of the churchyard a war memorial for the fallen of the First World War - architectural and local historical significance. |
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| Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard | Johnsbacher Hauptstraße 69 (map) |
Core 18th century | picture and structure defining location, u. a. historical relevance. Two-storey solid plastered building, both storeys with sandstone window frames, no sprouting, saddle roof, remains of half-timbering possibly preserved, massive framework replaced in the 19th century. |
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| Rectory with rectory and side building | Johnsbacher Hauptstraße 70 (map) |
1793 (substitute house) | Parsonage with parsonage (without extension) and side building (substitute house) as well as dry stone wall, two gate posts and parish garden - side building a half-timbered building with elaborate door jambs, of architectural and local significance. |
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| Two door frames with keystones | Johnsbacher Hauptstraße 87 (map) |
re. 1621 (door frame) | historically important. |
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| Residential stable house | Johnsbacher Hauptstraße 88 (map) |
re. 1861, older core | Upper floor half-timbered, u. a. of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, walls, pseudo-sprouting, windows on the upper floor in original size, bricked gable sides, saddle roof, old German slate covering. |
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| Residential stable house | Johnsbacher Hauptstraße 105 (map) |
1st half of the 19th century or older | Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance. Massive ground floor, changed, first floor windows in original size, without muntin, gable roof. |
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| Field stone bakery | Johnsbacher Hauptstraße 109 (near) (map) |
around 1900 | social and local historical relevance. |
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| Residential stable house | Johnsbacher Hauptstraße 126 (map) |
Core around 1700, door frame re. 1836 | Upper floor half-timbered, authentic, oldest still existing generation of wood construction typical of the region, significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, window and door frames, old door leaf, sprouted winter windows, upper floor windows largely in their original size, clad gable, steep gable roof, slate covering. |
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Luchau
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| Waystone | (Map) | 19th century | Significant in terms of traffic history, approx. 220 cm high. |
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| Waystone | Dorfstrasse (map) |
re. 1836 | Significant in terms of traffic history, approx. 150 cm high, sandstone, crown. |
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Plaque in the gable | Dorfstrasse 1 (map) |
re. 1856 | Pointing to fire, of local importance. |
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Residential stable house and two side buildings of a three-sided courtyard, with wooden inscriptions | Dorfstrasse 3 (map) |
2nd half of the 19th century, half-timbered side building re. 1833 | Solid residential stable, a side building on the upper floor half-timbered structure, with a defining impact on the townscape and significance in terms of building history. Residential stable house: two-storey solid plastered building, continuous sandstone window frames, door crowning, field-side barn: solid, younger, half-timbered side building: with intact construction, visible framework, window bars, crooked hipped roof, ground floor changed, wooden panel: ORA et LABORA . |
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Residential stable house | Dorfstrasse 6 (map) |
1st half of the 19th century | Upper floor mostly half-timbered, image-defining effect, of architectural significance. Ground floor field stone, sandstone window frames, original grooved double windows, door walls, windows upstairs in original size, partly originally grooved (also double windows), boarded gable, gable roof with beaver tail crown covering. |
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Residential building | Dorfstrasse 8 (map) |
before 1800 | Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, walls not original, front door changed, first floor windows in original size, atypically boarded gable, saddle roof. |
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House and sandstone relief | Dorfstrasse 10 (map) |
around 1850 | Relief with beer mug (kept inside), u. a. historically important. Two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone window frames on both storeys, pseudo-sprouting, crooked hip roof with beaver tail crown covering, relief indicates brewing rights, largely preserved in its original appearance, relic of a four-sided courtyard. |
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Location of a former moated castle with moat, bridge and wreath of trees | Dorfstrasse 10 (below) (map) |
12th century | of local importance. The castle site can be experienced as a rectangular raised area with remains of a wall, surrounded by a wide ditch that carries water, a stone arch bridge over the ditch, a wreath of linden trees along the outer edge of the ditch. |
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| Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard | Dorfstrasse 11 (map) |
around 1800 | Upper floor partly half-timbered, timber construction typical of the region, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, partly without cladding, stable part recognizable, upper floor window in original size, in the half-timbered part with muntin, rear part lined, gable boarded, gable roof, slate covering. |
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Residential stable house | Dorfstrasse 21 (map) |
around 1750 | Upper floor half-timbered structure, timber construction typical of the region, significance in terms of building history. Solid ground floor, sandstone window frames, door frames, old door leaf, upper floor windows largely in their original size, boarded gable, steep gable roof. |
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| Two sandstone door jambs and keystone | Dorfstrasse 23 (map) |
18th century | Two sandstone door frames, a keystone with a horse relief. |
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Residential stable house, side building and two goal posts and sandstone trough of a three-sided courtyard | Dorfstrasse 26 (map) |
Keystone re. 1703 | Image-defining, preserved in its structure, relevant to building history. Residential stable house: massive (probably formerly half-timbered), window sizes largely unchanged, both floors with sandstone window frames, no sprouting, sandstone door frames, steep gable roof with slips and beaver tail crown covering, barn in the south: solid ground floor, boarded up upper floor, also second side building, two sandstone goal posts with a crown. |
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| War memorial | Dorfstrasse 26b (near) (map) |
after 1918 | Local historical relevance, approx. 230 cm high, roughly hewn sandstone stele with inscription panels, an expressionist-looking crown. |
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| Residential stable house and side building of a three-sided courtyard | Dorfstrasse 30; 31 (card) |
Stable house around 1850, side building older | of image-defining effect and significance in terms of building history. Residential stable house: solid, field stone plinth, sandstone door and window frames, stable part clearly recognizable, construction largely original, hipped roof. Side building: field stone, upper floor partly still half-timbered, sandstone walls, beaver tail covering. |
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Sandstone archway with fighter and keystone | Dorfstrasse 33 (map) |
18th century | historically important |
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| Stable house of a former three-sided courtyard | Dorfstrasse 34 (map) |
Kern possibly 18th century, re. 1826, solidly designed 2nd half of 19th century | u. a. historically important. Two-storey solid plastered building, upper storey formerly half-timbered, original window sizes, without muntin, partly sandstone walls, gable roof with slate covering. |
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Neudörfel
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| Sub-entity component of the entity entity Müglitztalbahn , section Glashütte, OT Neudörfel | (Map) | 1937-1938 | Total component of the totality of the Müglitztalbahn, sub-section Glashütte, OT Neudörfel, without individual monuments, with the totality part: Track structure (totality, municipality of Heidenau - ID No. 09221668) - totality with buildings and engineering structures as well as the received certificates of the old narrow-gauge railway in the communities of Heidenau (without OT), Dohna (OT Dohna, Köttwitz), Müglitztal (OT Weesenstein, Burkhardtswalde, Mühlbach), Liebstadt (OT Großröhrsdorf), Glashütte (OT Bärenhecke, Cunnersdorf, Schlottwitz, Neudörfel, zurückhain, Dittersdorf, Glashütte) and Altenberg (OT Bärenstein, Altenberg, Geising, Lauenstein), unique complex of national historical importance. |
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Niederfrauendorf
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Residential stable house and barn of a two-sided courtyard | Schmiedeberger Strasse 4 (map) |
Mid 19th century | largely preserved in its original form, it has a significant impact on the townscape. Preserved courtyard structure, relevance to building history. Residential stable house: two-storey, solid, plastered, segmented arch portals with sandstone walls, sandstone window walls on the ground floor, upper floor probably half-timbered behind the plaster, old windows with winter windows, gable roof, slate roofing, barn: partly half-timbered, boarded jamb zone, saddle roof, partly slate roofing. |
09278633
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| Barn of a three-sided farm | Schmiedeberger Strasse 40 (map) |
1st half of the 19th century | The only wooden barn preserved in the village, defining the image, relevant to building and economic history. Quarry stone base, boarded wood construction, gable roof, slate covering. |
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| Wrought | Schmiedeberger Strasse 43 (map) |
End of the 19th century | of technical historical importance, since the original equipment has largely been preserved. One-storey, massive, plastered, sandstone window frames, old windows, gable roof, slate roofing, massive extension. |
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| Residential stable house | To dam 2 (map) |
1st half of the 19th century | Upper floor half-timbered, part of the historical structure of the place, image-defining and architectural significance. Two-storey, massive, plastered, sandstone walls, on the upper floor probably still half-timbered under plaster, boarded-up south gable, gable roof, segment-arched sandstone portal with keystone. |
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Oberfrauendorf
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| monument | (Map) | re. 1917 | of local historical importance (Otto Büschel was royal forester). Sandstone slab, sides hewn, writing surface scratched, inscription: “Like the storm the oak tree. So a sudden death brought the king there. Forester Otto Büschel from Oberfrauendorf on December 9, 1917. " |
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Triangulation column | Triangulation column; Second order station, significant in terms of surveying history and technology history. |
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| Waystone | At the Lockwitz (map) |
Mid 19th century | of traffic historical importance, approx. 2 m high sandstone stele with whorl closure, inscriptions faded. |
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| War memorial for the fallen soldiers of the First World War | At the Lockwitz (map) |
re. 1921 (war memorial) | of local historical importance. Base made of granite boulders, on it mounted sandstone cuboid with inscription, iron cross , oak leaves, top made of metal cross, helmet template, iron cross and laurel wreath. |
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| Residential stable house, coach house, barn and sandstone trough of a three-sided courtyard | At Lockwitz 6 (map) |
re. 1861 (keystone portal) | Architectural historical relevance in appearance and half-timbered construction preserved in the original.
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| Stone arch bridge | At Lockwitz 6 (opposite) (map) |
Mid 19th century | of historical importance. Arch made of sandstone and gneiss. |
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| Residential stable house | At Lockwitz 54 (map) |
1st half of the 19th century | Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, plastered, with sandstone walls, arched doors, upper floor partially solid, solid gable, long side single-bar framework, tailcoat roof. |
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| Memorial stone | Hochwaldstrasse (map) |
re. 1589 | of local and regional historical importance. Sandstone stele, three-faced with three coats of arms (Wettin coat of arms, coat of arms with bear, coat of arms with four flowers and two lilies). |
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| Wooden barn with roof turret | Johnsbacher Strasse 1 (map) |
around 1900 | Part of a two-sided courtyard, unique in the village, preserved in its original appearance. Two-storey wooden construction, boarded up, basement partially solid, windows with original muntin, courtyard side with roof bay, clock, open, slated roof turret with hood, bell and compass rose, saddle roof, slate covering. |
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| Residential stable house with barn extension and oven extension as well as sandstone trough | To elevated tank 2 (map) |
according to information from the 1780s | Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance. Ground floor and gable side solid, plastered, sandstone walls, winter window, wooden door frame with skylight, upper floor half-timbered double-bar, oven extension on the valley side, gable roof, slate roofing. Barn part: Solid ground floor, boarded-up jamb, also gable and upper floor facing the valley. |
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Reinhardtsgrimma
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| Waystone | (Map) | 19th century | of historical importance. Sandstone stele approx. 1 m high, with a cruciform roof, painted, barely legible inscription. |
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Residential stable house and two side buildings of a three-sided courtyard | Old Leichenweg 2; 4; 6 (card) |
re. 1852 | Image-defining and architectural significance. Two-storey, solid, plastered, sandstone window frames (segmental arches on the ground floor, rectangular on the upper floor), south gable with three small arched windows and small semicircular windows, above the portal sandstone panel, labeled AW Dießler 1852, with straight roof, saddle roof. |
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| Residential building | Gartenstrasse 5 (map) |
probably 17th century (Kern) | stately plastered building with a crooked hip roof, of local historical importance. Two-storey, sandstone plinth, quarry stone masonry, sandstone window and door frames, crooked hip roof with pike, beaver-tail crown covering, deep cellars inside, ground floor vaulted. |
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Waystone | Grimmsche Hauptstrasse (map) |
19th century | of historical importance. Sandstone column with a triangular top made of sandstone. |
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Bush houses | Grimmsche Hauptstrasse 1; 2 (card) |
1810-1811 | Two houses, classicistic, of local and art historical importance, originally belonging to the castle, built in 1810/11 in the classicistic style by Gottlob Friedrich Thormeyer |
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| Residential stable house and archway of a former four-sided courtyard | Grimmsche Hauptstrasse 33b (map) |
re. 1858 (portal / archway), barn 18th century | Part of the old local structure, architectural significance. Residential stable house: two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone window frames, gable side with three small arched windows. Drive-through barn: ground floor quarry stone masonry, upper floor half-timbered, wide roof overhang, steep pitched roof, beaver tail covering, mountain door, archway and entrance arch: sandstone, spur and keystone. |
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Residential building | Grimmsche Hauptstrasse 34 (map) |
End of 18th century | distinctive structure of importance for the townscape and the history of the building. Three-storey solid plastered building, window sandstone walls, door jambs with plastic ornamentation and keystones, toothed frame, cords with tassels, on the left of the keystone monogram "L", on the 1st floor in the central axis window with toothed frame on small consoles, crooked hip roof with changed cover, door leaf around 1930, forecourt covered with sandstone slabs. |
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Castle, stone arch bridge, bath house, burial place, farm building and distillery (individual monuments to ID No. 09301309) | Grimmsche Hauptstrasse 36; 38; 42 (card) |
1767 | Individual features of the entity Schloss Reinhardtsgrimma: Castle and stone arch bridge (Schloßgasse 2), bath house (Schloßgasse 4), Grablege (to the old sheep farm), 2 farm buildings (Schloßgasse 5, 7), farm buildings (Schloßgasse 9), 2 farm buildings (Grimmsche Hauptstraße 36, 38 ) and distillery (Grimmsche Hauptstraße 42) (individual monuments to ID no. 09301309) - of regional historical and art historical-architectural importance. |
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Residential building | Grimmsche Hauptstrasse 37 (map) |
around 1870 | relevant to building history. Two-storey solid plastered building, natural stone plinth, sandstone window frames, profiled door frames, with straight roofing, plastered corner blocks on the ground floor, corner pilaster strips with mirrors on the upper floor, windows with roofing on the upper floor, some with winter windows, gable roof, slate roofing. |
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Former Gasthaus Erbgericht | Grimmsche Hauptstrasse 44 (map) |
1st half of the 18th century | Inn and sandstone gateposts - of architectural and historical importance as well as of the townscape. Two-storey solid plastered building on a broad, rectangular floor plan, ground floor in the west wing partly built-on showcase windows, partly large shop windows, upper floor windows on the western part partly still four-winged, in the Grimmaische Hauptstraße enlarged hall windows, mighty hipped roof with beaver tail covering, west side with roof pike. |
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Residential building | Grimmsche Hauptstrasse 60 (map) |
re. 1799 (keystone) | Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor with segmental arched door frame, keystone, upper floor partly half-timbered, partly solid, with sandstone walls, street gable clad with artificial slate, gable roof. |
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| Cottage | Grimmsche Hauptstrasse 81 (map) |
re. 1885 | Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural and socio-historical importance. Solid ground floor, plastered, window frames and basket arch portal made of sandstone, upper floor half-timbered, one gable side boarded up, gable roof, original front door. |
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| Stone arch bridge | New houses (map) |
1st half of the 19th century | of historical importance. Round arch made of sandstone blocks, parapet made of sandstone slabs and corner posts. |
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Old school | Pfarrweg 1 (map) |
re. 1727 (keystone) | Architectural and local historical significance. Two to three-storey solid plastered building of narrow cubature and steep pitched roof with slips , probably originally partly half-timbered, base storey with natural stone walls. |
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Rectory and barn, connected by a wall with an archway, plus a rectory garden with enclosure | Pfarrweg 2 (map) |
Kern before 1800 | Architectural and local historical significance. Two-storey solid plastered building with a steep, curved hipped roof (beaver tail covering), two bat dormers, central triangular dormers, sprouting in the original sense, weathered (unrenovated) keystone above the entrance. |
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Reinhardtsgrimma village church, churchyard and cemetery | Pfarrweg 3 (map) |
1st half of the 19th century | Reinhardtsgrimma village church (with equipment) and churchyard (extended to cemetery), with retaining wall and enclosure walls (including gates and archways), five tombs and a war memorial for the fallen of World War I on the church tower - architectural and local historical as well as partly artistic importance. |
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Unity of the Reinhardtsgrimma Castle with individual monuments | Schloßgasse 2 (map) |
1767 | Totality of Reinhardtsgrimma Castle with the following individual monuments: Castle and stone arch bridge as well as park (garden monument) (Schloßgasse 2), bath house (Schloßgasse 4), grave place (Zur Alten Schäferei, ID No. 09278573), 2 farm buildings (Schloßgasse 5, 7), farm buildings ( Schloßgasse 9) 2 farm buildings (Grimmsche Hauptstrasse 36, 38) and distillery (Grimmsche Hauptstrasse 42) (individual monument ID No. 09278564) - the current appearance of the park was designed in 1891 by the important horticultural artist Max Bertram , the entire complex is regional and art-historical -architectural and horticultural significance. |
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Castle, stone arch bridge, bath house, burial place, farm building and distillery (individual monuments to ID No. 09301309) | Schlossgasse 2; 4; 5; 7; 9 (card) |
1767 | Individual features of the entity Schloss Reinhardtsgrimma: Castle and stone arch bridge (Schloßgasse 2), bath house (Schloßgasse 4), Grablege (to the old sheep farm), 2 farm buildings (Schloßgasse 5, 7), farm buildings (Schloßgasse 9), 2 farm buildings (Grimmsche Hauptstraße 36, 38 ) and distillery (Grimmsche Hauptstraße 42) (individual monuments to ID no. 09301309) - of regional historical and art historical-architectural importance. |
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| Stone cross and granite stone for explanation board | To the stone cross (map) |
Late Middle Ages | regional historical significance. Stone cross made of quartz porphyry, next to it granite stone. |
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| Residential stable house and archway as well as drive-through barn of a former four-sided courtyard | To the stone cross 1 (map) |
re. 1858 (portal / archway), barn 18th century | Part of the old local structure, architectural significance. Residential stable house: two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone window frames, gable side with three small arched windows. Drive-through barn: ground floor quarry stone masonry, upper floor half-timbered, wide roof overhang, steep pitched roof, beaver tail covering, mountain door, archway and entrance arch: sandstone, spur and keystone. |
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Unity of the castle cemetery Reinhardtsgrimma with individual monuments | To the old sheep farm (map) |
Material entirety Schlossfriedhof Reinhardtsgrimma: cemetery (garden monument) with enclosure and tombs (individual monument ID No. 09278573) - of local historical importance. |
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Reinhardtsgrimma Castle Cemetery: Enclosure and grave monuments (individual monuments for ID No. 09301387) | To the old sheep farm (map) |
from 19th century | Individual features of the entity Schlossfriedhof Reinhardtsgrimma: Enclosure and tombs: a stone cross made of granite and two lying grave slabs. (Individual memorials for ID No. 09301387) - of local historical importance. Enclosure: north-west, north-east and south-west approx. 2 m high enclosure wall made of quarry stone masonry (sandstone) with cover plates made of sandstone, south-east enclosure wall secured as a retaining wall with a chain, at the south corner gate with two sandstone pillars with sandstone attachments, sandstone threshold, wrought iron door leaf and roller lock mechanism , in the north-eastern enclosure wall, a gate with two gate leaves made of wooden slats. |
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Residential building with workshop extension | To the old sheep farm 1; 3 (card) |
around 1870 | The significance of the townscape and structure, historical relevance. Residential house: two-storey, solid, sandstone walls, plastered, gable roof, workshop: two-storey, solid, plastered, large wooden gate, segment-arched large workshop window, sandstone window frames, saddle roof. |
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Board mill | To the board mill 5; 12 (card) |
1816 | Former mill and outbuildings - of local historical importance. Mill: Solid ground floor, plastered, windows partially enlarged, sandstone door walls with keystone, upper floor half-timbered, boarded up west side, half-hip roof, four new horizontal skylights. Outbuildings: solid ground floor, plastered, entrance with basket arch and keystone, upper floor half-timbered, boarded up, hipped roof, box window with old sprouting. |
09278580 |
Back grove
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| Material entity component of the entity entity Müglitztalbahn, subsection Glashütte, OT back grove | Back grove | 1937-1938 | Material entity component of the entity entity Müglitztalbahn, sub-section Glashütte, OT back grove, without individual monuments, with the entity entity part: track body (see also entity entity list, community Heidenau - Obj. 09221668) - entity entity with high-rise and engineering structures as well as the surviving certificates of the old narrow-gauge railway in the communities of Heidenau (without OT), Dohna (OT Dohna, Köttwitz), Müglitztal (OT Weesenstein, Burkhardtswalde, Mühlbach), Liebstadt (OT Großröhrsdorf), Glashütte (OT Bärenhecke, Cunnersdorf, Schlottwitz, Neudörfel, zurückhain, Dittersdorf, Glashütte) and Altenberg (OT Bärenstein, Altenberg, Geising, Lauenstein), unique complex of national historical importance. |
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| Rock cellar | Back grove 11 (opposite) (map) |
19th century | of economic importance. |
09278150 |
Schlottwitz
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| Total component of the totality of the Müglitztalbahn , subsection Glashütte, OT Schlottwitz, with individual monuments | (Map) | 1937 | Total component of the totality of the Müglitztalbahn, sub-section Glashütte, OT Schlottwitz, with the individual monuments: train station with reception building (No. 12), signal box, railway keeper's house, railway building (No. 14) and railway bridge (km 12.674) (ID No. 09278143), Oberschlottwitz stop (ID No. 09278147) and Müglitztal Bridge (km 15.651, HSO via NN 269) - (ID No. 09302484) as well as the overall parts: Schlottwitzgrundbach Bridge (km 13.244), Cunnersdorfer Strasse level crossing (km 13.622), Mühlgraben Bridge (km 13.856), Müglitzbrücke (km 13.880) and Müglitzbrücke (km 14.742, HSO via NN 255) as well as with the track structure (entity, municipality of Heidenau - ID No. 09221668) - entity with buildings and engineering structures as well as the preserved evidence of the old narrow-gauge railway in the Municipalities of Heidenau (without OT), Dohna (OT Dohna, Köttwitz), Müglitztal (OT Weesenstein, Burkhardtswalde, Mühlbach), Liebstadt (OT Großröhrsdorf), Glashütte (OT Bärenhecke, OT Cunnersdorf, Schlottwitz , Neudörfel, zurückhain, Dittersdorf, Glashütte) and Altenberg (OT Bärenstein, Altenberg, Geising, Lauenstein), unique complex of national historical importance. |
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| Concrete girder bridge (individual monument to ID no.09302482) | (Map) | 1937 | Individual monument of the entity of the Müglitztalbahn, section Glashütte, OT Schlottwitz: concrete girder bridge - of significance in terms of railway and transport history. Length / height / width 65.5 m / 6.0 m / -; Max. Incline / min. Radius 100 ‰ / 280 m. Concrete girder bridge on three elongated concrete pillars, the ends of which are pointed. |
09302484
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| Sonnenwendstein | (Map) | re. 1832 | Probably connection with the Vormärz movement of the 1830s / 1840s, historically significant, approx. 55 cm high, sandstone, rounded off, with inscription: “Sachsenhöhe - Sonnenwende 1832”, probably connection with the Vormärz movement. |
09278122
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| Elisabethmühle | Liebstädter Strasse 1 (map) |
2nd half of the 19th century | Residential mill house - relevance to local history. Two-storey solid plastered building, both storeys with sandstone window walls, window bars, gable lunette , saddle roof, once a cutting mill and wooden shoe factory. |
09278148
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| Post mileage | Liebstädter Strasse 4 (opposite) (map) |
re. 1729 and ins. 1744 | Remnants of a distance column, of importance in terms of traffic history. |
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| Oberschlottwitz stop (single monument for ID no.09302482) | Müglitztalstrasse (map) |
1939 | Individual monument of the entity of the Müglitztalbahn, section Glashütte, OT Schlottwitz: station building - important in terms of railway history, local history and traffic history. |
09278147
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Niederschlottwitz train station (individual monument for ID No. 09302482) | Müglitztalstrasse 12; 14 (card) |
1938 | Individual monument of the entity of the Müglitztalbahn, section Glashütte, OT Schlottwitz: Railway station with reception building (No. 12), signal box, station keeper's house, railway building (No. 14) and railway bridge - of importance in terms of railway history, local history and transport history. |
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| Cottage | Müglitztalstrasse 13 (map) |
around 1700 | Upper floor half-timbered, relic of rural timber construction in a changed environment, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, wooden weather house, visible framework with struts, one gable side clad, upper floor windows sprouted and in original size, gable roof, rear towed roof. |
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| Neumühle | Street of AWG 2 (map) |
1st half of the 19th century | Residential mill house (field stone), remains of hydraulic engineering and factory buildings with a beautiful original clinker chimney - local historical significance. Mühle: Technology is to be reinstalled (according to information), two-storey solid field stone building, floors of sandstone window frames, inside vaults, crooked hip roof, factory building (formerly Pelsker screw factory): two-storey solid plastered building, set off with red brick, "tooth cut" eaves and belt cornices , Ground floor arched windows, chimney with a protruding capital-like head. |
09278145 |
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- The official list of cultural monuments is never closed. It is permanently changed through clarifications, new additions or deletions. A transfer of such changes to this list is not guaranteed at the moment.
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Subject entity
Müglitztalbahn, OT Glashütte
Subject entity part of the retaining wall (km 17.54–17.65): Retaining wall clad with quarry stones, which tapers towards the center. The railing was not added until 1999. The shape and material of the retaining wall is typical of the route as a whole, but its combination of pointed shape and quarry stone is unique on the route.
Subject entirety part of the Müglitzbrücke (km 17.658): length / height / width 16.5 m / 6.0 m / - max. Incline / min. Radius 40 ‰ / 277 m. Short, simple concrete girder bridge with strong concrete abutments.
Sub-entity part railway crossing (km 18,800), possibly parcel 424/1: length / height / width 11.0 m / 4.8 m / 0 m. Short, simple concrete girder bridge to cross the elevated railway line over a street.
Total part of the retaining wall (km 18.85), possibly parcel 424/1: concrete retaining wall that tapers towards the center. The surface was not sharpened because originally a building blocked the view of the wall.
Part of the pedestrian underpass (km 19.006): Underpass starting in the archway next to the reception building with a covered staircase to the platform, ending at the pedestrian bridge over the Müglitz. The yellow-brown coloring follows the interior of the archway. Above the entrance, the words “Zum Bahnsteig” are written in brown, deep-drawn tin letters. -
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Former Railway maintenance facility - similar to the Glashütte reception building.
Exterior: The 2.5-storey building (including the attic) with a slate hipped roof, yellow trowel plaster and corners emphasized by large stone blocks is very similar to the larger, neighboring reception building. Behind a tree-lined forecourt facing the station, a four-step staircase leads into the building. The ground floor is raised, the base area, like the building corners, form large stone blocks. Along the street is a long and narrow, single-storey extension, also with a slate hipped roof. At the rear of the building, it and a shed from the narrow-gauge era form a small courtyard. A second entrance leads into the building here.
Interior: No information is available about the interior, as the building is privately inhabited. It can therefore be assumed that the interiors have been changed significantly and that no original equipment has been preserved.
Special features / details: The windows are white with a narrow red border. In the roof there are three dormers on the long sides and one on the narrow sides. The doors of the extension are doubled with diagonally arranged, profiled boards which converge to a point in the middle. The decorative profiles are set off lightly from the dark boards. - Changes / condition: The exterior of the main building is in good condition. The narrow extension and the neighboring shed from the narrow-gauge era were demolished at the end of 2005 in order to create parking spaces at this point. - ↑ Monument text: Factory building of the former calculating machine factory "Archimedes", builder was the manufacturer Reinhold Pöthig, architect from 1921 the Dresdener Leo Hoese, executive builder Bruno Kost, in July 1924 completion. The more than 40 m long, 17 m wide and 16 m high plastered building in reinforced concrete - skeleton construction consists of two main floors on a base made of hewn stone, which are summarized by flat pilaster strips in the sense of a colossal order. A sturdy cornice that divides a kind of attic storey functions as a front hip, a triangular gable (in which the company name was located) on the flat hipped roof denotes the center of the front side facing the street, the small sprouting of the vertically accentuated windows is unfortunately in by plastic replicas their effectiveness has been diminished. The colossal order of the facade and the crowning triangular gable are formal elements of contemporary neoclassicism; this large shape met the manufacturer's need for representation. In addition to its architectural and local historical significance, the building also stands for a discussion between the Saxon Homeland Security Association and the Mayor Opitz about the correct roofing of the building (slate was required, plain tiles came), dated. as early as the 1920s, public design requirements in terms of monument protection had weight. (LfD / 2012).
- ↑ Monument text: Copy of the Kursächsische distance column marked 1734, made of sandstone, was erected in the typical form as an obelisk inscribed with distance information on a high base, with a coat of arms as well as an "AR" monogram and post horn mark. The column was moved several times, for example in 1852, 1938 and 1998. The column was restored in 1926 and 1938. The copy was made in 1981. This was restored in 1998. It is now near the Hauptstrasse intersection. / Dresdner Str. (Müglitztalstrasse) at the house of the clock. 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).
- ↑ Monument text: The Lange main building in a picture-defining location opposite the train station, a two-storey, solid plastered building with a flat central projectile, ledge and eaves cornice, corner blocks, (newly created) ground floor plastered rustics and extensions of the mansard roof with a central clock (only the wooden balcony porch is lost ), was created in 1873, while the founder of the Glashütte watch industry was still alive, in Renaissance forms - architecturally typical for the contemporary representation of dignity and solidity. This is continued in a simplified manner in the neighboring buildings, which for the most part already belong to a period after historicism . In 1898, the main building was supplemented by a production building with segmented arched windows that bent on the northwest side, which in turn was increased in 1906. Finally, from 1919 onwards, the part in the west, which was one storey higher, was built like a head building. Together, these buildings are to be seen as the structural core of the Langesche watch factory. In addition to its architectural significance, the property, as Ferdinand Adolph Lange's (1815–1875) place of work, has local and regional significance and is anchored in the public consciousness, because its name is associated with the history of Glashütte and the development of the watch industry in Saxony. He was also the town's mayor for 18 years. In 1845 he opened a watchmaking school in the structurally weak city based on the Swiss model and with a loan from the Saxon government and soon afterwards his own factory with permanent staff, with partial work being outsourced to surrounding villages. In 1868, a fifth of those living in the area were already employed in the watch industry, which has since determined Glashütte (also during the GDR era). The name and production of Lange lasted well into the 20th century and have been cultivated again since 1990. (LfD / 2012).
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Glashütte station - former reception building
Urban situation: Coming from Oberschlottwitz, the route leads through the Pilztunnel and viaduct number 26, then along a slope and, on the right hand side, following the Müglitz embankment, into the city center. There the station is roughly on the site of the narrow-gauge time. The new station building was oriented towards an important intersection. In the north of the building there is a paved forecourt, which is lined with an archway on two sides: starting at the signal box and along the narrow side of the station building. This is where the underpass to the tracks begins.
Reception building: current owner Nomos AG Uhrenmanufaktur ; current use: company headquarters. Description: similar to Bahnmeisterei Glashütte.
Exterior: The 2.5-storey reception building (including the attic) with a slate hipped roof is built onto the embankment that runs along the tracks along the Müglitz in such a way that the staff could access the platform from the upper floor. However, the way for the travelers leads via an archway on the northern narrow side of the building through an underpass and covered stairs to the platform. The corners of the building are highlighted by large stone blocks. In the roof there are six dormers on the long sides and one on the narrow sides. The building resembles the nearby, smaller railway maintenance office.
Special features / details: On the main street side there is a stone city coat of arms above the stone frame of three windows and a large clock as a city symbol in the upper left corner. Around the clock there was a sgraffito with lettering and a swastika, which was painted over in 1945.
Changes / condition: The building was recently refurbished, along with the preservation of its substance, but also a lot of substance loss. The original appearance and character of the building have largely been lost. The new color scheme in shades of gray and the smooth plaster separate the building from the uniform ensemble of the other station buildings. The interior layout of the building has been changed; the original furnishings are no longer available. The part of the archway at the northern end of the building was blocked by windows. The single-storey goods floor in the south received a glass cube as an attachment. New, enlarged windows with cross bars replace the previous ones.
Signal box - Description: Type signal box with additional basement due to level jump. Exterior: The signal box connects the ground level with that of the railway embankment, creating an additional basement, which distinguishes the building from the other, two-story signal boxes along the route. The rest of the design is the same: light trowel plaster with highlighted window frames - here red frames on white plaster - a slate-covered hipped roof that protrudes over the control room with a ribbon of windows running around half of the building on the upper floor, and a number of smaller windows on the ground floor. On the street side on the two lower floors there are also several rows of windows, the upper one consisting of larger windows. The arcade ends at the signal box, which leads to the platform underpass. It stands at one end of the small forecourt that is bordered by the reception building.
Special features / details: Adapted to the design of the other station buildings, the corners of the building are also emphasized by large stone blocks at the signal box. The upper part of the upper floor is clad in slate, based on a motif that is often found in the Ore Mountains. The station name and the designation “command signal box” are attached as black tin letters on the track side above the ground floor. - Changes / condition: the exterior of the building appears to be in good condition.
Pedestrian underpass (km 18.5): Small, rectangular concrete underpass with a typical scratched face. On the street side there is a ramp and on the back a parallel staircase. -
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Monument text: Friedhof Glashütte
Friedhofsgestaltung: The cemetery of local historical and garden design importance extends from the southeast to the northwest and is laid with an elaborate terracing in a slope that rises to the north-northeast. Towards Luchauer Strasse, the cemetery is bordered in the southwest by an enclosure wall. In this wall are a south-east gate and a north-west gate. The length of the cemetery extends from south-east to north-west and is laid out with an elaborate terracing in a slope that rises to the north-north-east. The two main areas of the cemetery are separated from each other by a retaining wall running from south-east to north-west with an attached railing.
The lower area is divided by two lengthways and four crossways. In the southeast of the lower area there is a lower level with a celebration hall, in the northwest there are higher and lower levels. Another level, inserted into the terrain, is located on the south-west enclosure wall (south-east of the north-west gate). In its longitudinal extension from southeast to northwest, the lower area is divided into almost square quarters by hedges. The hedges and embankments also serve to overcome small jumps in height.
The upper area in the northeast lies in the steeper slope situation and is further subdivided by lower retaining walls, followed by a steep slope area similar to a forest park, with paths crisscrossed. A viewing platform above everything is located at the northwest corner of the entire complex. The individual areas and levels are accessed through an orthogonal path system, ramp paths and stairs. The south-west-north-east main route axis located in the middle of the complex is directed to the north-east via a staircase axis to a monument square with a wooden cross. A set of stairs in this axis opens up the slope area. In the slope area, solitary trees and groups of trees are to be distinguished from emerging wild growth.
Three (of the former four) pyramid poplars stand on the viewing platform in the northwest, which is also emphasized by a group of pines on its western slope. On the lower terrace there are solitary trees (conifers) and a linden tree at the south gate. A row of linden trees stands on the north-western and south-eastern borders. Above the cemetery there is a forest path outside the fence. There is also access to the cemetery here.
Individual features:- War memorial: sandstone stele with coat of arms, wreath and inscription: "The Saxonia Schoolchildren Association their fallen heroes / 1914–1918", 1920s
- Memorial: central memorial square with a flight of steps over several steps, a Latin wooden cross and a stone tablet with the inscription: "Through Passion's Cross / to the Crown of Victory"
- Tomb for flood victims in 1927: inscribed stone wall with crown and cross, in front of it eight smaller inscribed steles of the same material
- Gravesite of the watchmaker teachers, "resting place of deserving men of the German watchmaking school", stele with cogwheel - laurel - relief, surrounded by other grave tablets
- Family grave Richard Adolf Lange (1845–1932), Art Nouveau grave wall with plaque, protagonist of the Glashütte watch industry and son of the founder
- Burkhardt family grave, urn between fluted columns, around 1910
- Family grave site Seelhammer, Adolf, Bertha, Willy, Helene S., complex with wall in strict Art Nouveau style, before 1910
- Simmchen family grave, French-style grave wall (sandstone) with niche and inscription, flower basket, writing plates with black background,
- Family grave site Ferdinand Adolph Lange (1815–75), founder of the Glashütte watch industry, with Mrs. Charlotta Antonia, stone grave wall with central gabled tabernacle, in front of it a pedestal with urn, inscriptions
- Gravestone Peter Göring , shot dead at the wall, died 1962. (LfD / 2012)
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Glashütte cemetery
- Cemetery design: The cemetery stretches from Luchauer Straße from southeast to northwest and is laid out with an elaborate terracing on a slope that rises to the north-northeast.
- Enclosure: in the south-west an enclosure wall made of quarry stone masonry, in this wall a gate in the north-west and a gate in the southeast with two pillars made of quarry stone masonry.
- Ground relief: the cemetery is divided into a lower southwest and an upper northeast area, separated from each other by a retaining wall running from southeast to northwest, a slope area with paths in the northeast above the upper area, the lower area has a lower area each in the southeast and northwest Level, at the southwest corner a higher level and in the southeast of the northwest gate a level inserted into the terrain, the individual levels are intercepted by retaining walls upwards or downwards, in the north of the facility, accessible via the paths on the slope a viewing platform.
- Path system: predominantly orthogonal path system in the lower area with two longitudinal and four transverse paths, on the other levels in the northwest and south-east of the lower area predominantly right-angled paths, curved path network on the slope.
- Walls and stairs: retaining wall between the lower and upper area made of quarry stone masonry with cover plates made of sandstone and attached metal railing, retaining walls and stairs on the levels of the lower area in the southeast and northwest, between the lower and upper area a staircase in the main transverse axis on which Upper area as the end point of the main transverse axis is a set of stairs with retaining walls, on the upper area longitudinal low retaining walls made of dry masonry and separating the rows of graves and smaller natural stone stairs, stairs on the slope, stepped path on the plateau. - Grave borders: uniform grave borders on the lower area of the retaining wall. - Water: taps over enclosed inlets.
- Woods: rows of linden trees on the north-west. and southeast Border, linden tree at the south gate in the cemetery, solitary trees (conifers) on the lower terrace, groups of trees (deciduous and coniferous trees) on the slope, three (of formerly four?) Pyramid poplars on the viewing platform, group of pines on the western slope of the viewing platform, hedges (hornbeams as district boundaries on the lower terrace, hawthorn on the upper terrace, field maple on the top of the slope of the viewing platform).
- Visual relationships: The central point of reference is the high wooden cross on the upper area, from the path above the retaining wall one overlooks the lower lying cemetery area with its different levels. From the central staircase (with a wooden cross) one overlooks the upper terrace, from the viewing platform there are views of the cemetery and the landscape to the west and south (severely impaired by wild woodland), in the slope area that now appears as a forest are solitary trees and groups of trees consciously planted (old trees) to frame certain views.
- ↑ Evangelical Wolfgang Church. Planned as a three-aisled, vaulted hall church (buttresses on the west wall / wall pillars on the east nave wall), but with a single nave with a high gable roof and a strongly recessed choir with a 3/8 end. (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996)
- ↑ Monument text: Residential house in half-open development, three-story solid construction with largely intact wall-opening ratio, the upper floor above the two floors with quarry stone masonry has thinner brick masonry and was possibly made later, the dendrochronological examination of the ground floor ceiling resulted in 1801 - i.e. the time when after the fire of Glashütte, entire streets were rebuilt. The restored, small-town perforated facade with a central entrance and two cornices that visually separate the floors, a flat saddle roof with little original roof structure, yet the proportion of the original substance is still well over 50 percent overall, significance in terms of building history and local development. (LfD / 2012).
- ↑ Monument text: Residential house in half-open development, three-storey solid plastered building, with strong quarry stone walls even on the 2nd floor, central entrance with an old door leaf, windows in original size, inside with basket arches, flat gable roof with an authentic roof structure, although the corresponding cadastre begins with a "plot of land 1843", but due to the language of form, it can possibly be assumed that it was built around 1800, when entire streets were rebuilt after the city fire. In addition to its importance in terms of architectural history (and, if applicable, the history of local development), the town-planning relevance of the house must also be mentioned, because it is in the immediate vicinity of the church and is the vanishing point of a street in the core of Glashütte. (LfD / 2012).
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Bärenhecker Mühle
The establishment of a milling, bakery and warehouse cooperative Oberes Müglitztal eGmbH Bärenhecke took place in 1898. The hydraulic structures were built in 1898/99. After the machines had been upgraded, the mill achieved an output of ten tons per day in 1925. The Bärenhecker plant is a prime example of an industrial grain or grinding mill . The impressive technology comes mainly from the first half of the 20th century (1920s and 1930s). A water turbine enables the generation of electricity. The building has the usual structure of a grain mill with a floor for the main transmission, grinding or roller mill floor, tube floor, plan sifter floor and silo or distributor floor. In the rear part of the basement there is a water turbine, generator and switch cabinet (Sachsenwerk, GDR era). On the first floor, next to the main transmission, there is the main engine, a cleaning machine from Petkus , and a distinctive shot tunnel. Cleaning waste that is suitable for animal feed is processed in the scrap tunnel. The floor of the roller mill shows the upper part of the shot tunnel and several (probably seven) double roller mills from MIAG Dresden-Niedersedlitz (Mühlenbau und Industrie AG). The plansifter floor has several plansifters and a semolina cleaning machine (Czechoslovakia, 1982). In addition, the impressive filter cabinet for the aspiration (cleaning device or dedusting system of the mill) is located here. The transport of the ground material is ensured by elevators and chutes, part of the transport is also carried out by a fan (suction fan). - ↑ Originally preserved tunnels, partly filled in, the surface facilities are not to be understood as a reconstruction, but as exemplary structures in the sense of a museum illustration of historical mining. 260/1 - Upper 1st tunnel to the mountain building Silberner Bergmann: provided with quarry stone walls over 3 m and a door locked, about 30 m driven into the mountain with neat hammer and iron work, at the end a 4 m deep shaft with a reel chamber . 218 / 10-15 - old day shafts and pingen : These old mining facilities on which Heilig Geist, Jacob and Valerius Gängen already operated in the 16th century. ... 256/1 - Alter Schurfgraben: This mining experiment is 10 m long and up to 2 m deep. The wooden shaft saddles have already been prepared, protected by a slab roof. 256 / 2-5 - Silberner Bergmann mountain building: These three tunnels and the shaft were prepared between 1991 and 1994. ... The tunnels are mining attempts that lasted from the 16th century to around 1790. The upper tunnels are about 30 m long, the lower one is 180 m long and was last operated as a Communzeche of the city of Glashütte under the name "Silver Miner". Before that it is mentioned as St. Blasius, shortly before the end of the tunnel there is a grading table "DE QL 1747". 256/6 - Bergbauversuch-Holzstollen: recreated with wooden door frames as the beginning of mining. 256/8 and 9 - old adit and associated dump: This dump is an old adit that had disappeared under the reading stones. The incision of the mouth hole was exposed, and the dump was rebuilt in its original position. ... it is probably the “Reiche Sankt Anna” mine. 256/10 - middle Abraham day shaft: This shaft was provided with a wooden carpentry, which was increased again and again to create the heap slope area. The day shaft with a diameter of 1 m × 2.5 m was 20 to 30 m deep. ... 256/11 - Day shaft on the 4th upper dimension of Holy Spirit: This old day shaft was filled with garbage, which was removed in 1994.
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Monument text: The Dittershöhe station was built in September 1867 on a stone dump on the high plateau west of the village of Dittersdorf. From the property owners Gutsbes. CG Richter and FA Geissler acquired an area of 37 m² around the column by means of a purchase agreement dated September 3, 1867. The purchase price was 21 Marks with an additional 9 Marks for dismembration (property division) and court costs. The Neundorf sandstone column stands on a square base and is approx. 150 cm high. The column bears the inscriptions: "579 / Station / DITTERSHÖHE / der / Kön: Sächs: / Triangulierung / 1866." and "TP". A profiled ring marks the transition from base to shaft. The cover plate is missing. A wooden cross has recently been placed on the column.
In the period from 1862 to 1890, a land survey was carried out in the Kingdom of Saxony, in which two triangular networks were formed. On the one hand, there is the network for grade measurement in the Kingdom of Saxony (network I. class / order) with 36 points and the royal Saxon triangulation (network II. Class / order) with 122 points. This national survey was led by Prof. Christian August Nagel , according to which the triangulation columns are also referred to as "Nagelsche columns". This surveying system was one of the most modern layer networks in Germany. The surveying columns set for this purpose remained almost entirely in their original locations. They are an impressive testimony to the history of land surveying in Germany and in Saxony. The system of surveying columns of both orders is in its entirety a cultural monument of supraregional importance. (LfD / 2013). -
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Railway station building
. Function / meaning: stop; Today's function / meaning: breakpoint, demand stop.
Location in the area: Coming from Glashütte, the railway crosses the valley and the Müglitz on the valley bridge number 37 and then leads along the mountain slope on a dam. In the direction of Bärenstein, the tracks fall back to ground level. The breakpoint is next to the Müglitztalstraße, elevated on a bed of a dam. Therefore, as at several stations, the station building had to be designed as a lightweight wooden structure.
Reception building: former function / meaning: waiting room, service rooms; Current use: waiting room in use, service rooms unused. Description: Type of one-storey reception building.
Outside: The small, single-storey reception building is a horizontally connected half-timbered building. The hipped roof is covered with slates typical of the Ore Mountains. The offices are on the right. The waiting room is set back in the middle on the left, creating a small front zone. Individual details are set off in dark brown and beige, the small lattice windows and the doors are also painted beige.
Inside: In the waiting room, a dark brown, wooden bench with a backrest extends over the entire back wall. A beige notice board hangs on the right wall. The walls and the ceiling are painted yellow, the floor is covered with stone slabs.
Special features / details: The arch that frames the area in front of the recessed waiting room is decorated with beige ornaments and a saying: "If you are punctual for every duty, you do not lose the peace of mind for work." - Changes / condition: The building is in very good shape good and apparently original condition. The color scheme seems to correspond largely to the original. -
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Evangelical parish church. Medieval origins, extensions in 1532 and 1623, restoration in 1931.
Small single-nave complex with irregular 3/8 choir closure and buttresses. Sacristy on the north side, vestibule on the south side with stepped gable, marked 1758, the simpler west vestibule, 19th century, roof
turret , marked 1779. Flat-roofed hall with room-defining, single-storey built-in gallery and box stalls, both with different types of vegetal and ornamental painting. 17th century galleries, 1747 east gallery, 17th and 18th century stalls, glazed mansion box on the north side of the choir, marked 1750. Barrel-vaulted sacristy with late Gothic donkey back portal on the north side.
Two-storey wooden altar, dated 1614, with Last Supper and Resurrection paintings, the Crucifixion and the Fall of Man in the wings. - Wooden pulpit with ornamental and figurative painting, 1st half 17th century: Evangelists on the pulpit, personifications of justice, patience and faith in front of landscape backgrounds at the staircase. - Sandstone baptism, around 1600, the wooden baptismal lid painted with scenes from the New Testament, inscribed 1663. - Five wooden epitaphs with paintings, 17th century, two parishioners, 18th century (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996). -
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Monument text: The surveying point was on the highest point of the Wilisch near Hermsdorf a. W. erected. The Royal Saxon State Fiscus owned the property. Station 61 is right next to the formerly steeply sloping quarry. The column consists of several parts, several square base modules and a cylindrical end column. A height bolt does not seem to have been attached, the cover plate on the column is no longer there. Sightings are only possible to the west without woodworking. The inscription on the pillar should have been on the southeast side of the third base stone. This seems to have been knocked off over the whole area. Instead, there are several inscriptions 1914–1918 in the base square of the observation column - an indication that the stone was being converted into a war memorial. The cylindrical top of the column is badly damaged.
In the period from 1862 to 1890, a land survey was carried out in the Kingdom of Saxony, in which two triangular networks were formed. On the one hand, there is the network for grade measurement in the Kingdom of Saxony (network I. class / order) with 36 points and the royal Saxon triangulation (network II. Class / order) with 122 points. This national survey was led by Prof. Christian August Nagel, according to which the triangulation columns are also referred to as "Nagelsche columns". This surveying system was one of the most modern layer networks in Germany. The surveying columns set for this purpose remained almost entirely in their original locations. They are an impressive testimony to the history of land surveying in Germany and in Saxony. The system of surveying columns of both orders is in its entirety a cultural monument of supraregional importance. (LfD / 2014). -
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Evangelical parish church Johnsbach.
Slightly elongated, octagonal building with a central character, 1749/50 by Andreas Hünigen using older parts. Destroyed by fire in 1972, rebuilding from 1976–84 with completely different interior layouts. The basement of the tower (former sacristy) and part of the southern extension have been preserved from the previous late Gothic building. The tower on the east side with an octagonal bell storey, Welsch dome and lantern as well as a basket arch portal, dated 1672. The two-storey extension, entrance porch with basket arch portal and staircase. - Inside there is a late Gothic shrine with a curtain arch niche, which was moved here from the old sacristy in 1749. Large arched windows, including small rectangular ones. The furnishings include an altar from 1688, according to the inscription made by Peter Hoffmann from Schmiedeberg, with paintings by Christian Männigen from Dresden, in the main field crucifixion, in the predella Last Supper. Wooden baptism, marked 1755, baptismal bowl, marked 1627. (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996)
Cemetery
enclosure: surrounding wall made of quarry stone masonry (partly retaining wall with parapet wall), east gate with two gate pillars made of sandstone with a sandstone top, south-west gate with a pillar , in the south to the rectory, a short high plastered wall with a door (marked 1803 above the door).
Ground relief: terrain rising from east to west, six lawn terraces with lawn slopes on the north side of the church, five terraces on the south side of the church. - Paths: in front of the east gate access road, path ascending from the east gate to the church, path from the rectory to the church Woods: an oak tree in the east in front of the churchyard, approx. In the middle of the path from the east gate to the church two linden trees (right and left of the path, Gate effect), a linden tree outside the west gate, a linden tree in the west of the churchyard.
War memorial: First World War, stone tablet, small system on the surrounding wall in the south-east of the churchyard, slightly elevated to the street, in the east (to the street) with a low retaining wall made of quarry stone, in the middle of this retaining wall a staircase, hedge above the retaining wall, solitary shrubs ( Yew in the north and elder in the south of the monument), an arched water basin in the low retaining wall. -
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Parsonage Johnsbach
- Rectory: two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone window frames, wall-opening ratio largely intact, gable roof with slate covering, old lightning rod, half-timbered house with intact wooden construction, largely restored to its original appearance (some windows inconclusive), sandstone window frames on the ground floor, door frames with keystone ("Pik", could have something to do with Liebstadt, possibly a symbol of rule?), Gable roof with slate covering.
- Parsonage and parish garden: Enclosure: in the east of the parsonage two brick sandstone pillars with sandstone top, in the east of the parish garden on the main street retaining wall as dry stone masonry with attached sandstone fence pillars. Access: access to the rectory from the east, access from the churchyard to the rectory. Trees: a linden tree in front of the east gate of the rectory, some fruit trees in the rectory garden and a solitary tree (linden tree) on the western border.
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The point K-Kuppe was built in October 1867 on the plateau of the K-Kuppe near the Kohlberg near Oberfrauendorf. From the inscription on the column, only station K-Kuppe can be seen, but the characters TP and? to see, which suggest a longer use as a survey point. Later a leveling bolt was inserted into the column. The Royal Saxon State Fiscus owned the property in the Schmiedeberg forest district. No direction measurements were taken on the pillar. The K-Kuppe station was one of the few fixed points of the Saxon main triangular network whose coordinates were only determined by measuring the outer directions. Kohlberg and K-Kuppe are densely forested today, the station is right in the middle.
In the period from 1862 to 1890, a land survey was carried out in the Kingdom of Saxony, in which two triangular networks were formed. On the one hand, there is the network for grade measurement in the Kingdom of Saxony (network I. class / order) with 36 points and the royal Saxon triangulation (network II. Class / order) with 122 points. This national survey was led by Prof. Christian August Nagel, according to which the triangulation columns are also referred to as "Nagelsche columns". This surveying system was one of the most modern layer networks in Germany. The surveying columns set for this purpose remained almost entirely in their original locations. They are an impressive testimony to the history of land surveying in Germany and in Saxony. The system of surveying columns of both orders is in its entirety a cultural monument of supraregional importance. -
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Schloss Reinhardtsgrimma
Architect: Oberlandbaumeister Johann Friedrich Knöbel (1724–1792), garden architect: Max Bertram (1849–1914) (remodeling). Attractive two-storey complex divided by pilasters. Horseshoe-shaped floor plan with short side wings, mansard roof with a narrow, high bell tower. On the courtyard side a slightly protruding, uniaxial central projection, on the opposite, to the garden side, a convex protruding central pavilion with a simple triangular gable. The interior layout has been preserved, little of the old interior. In the main hall on the first floor there are four large oil paintings with landscape scenes, around 1780, and two Rococo ovens. Delft tiles (18th century) in a side cabinet .
Farm buildings on the courtyard side, on the garden side a small English park . A sandstone group has been preserved from the original garden sculpture: the head of a faun on a stele, in front of it a stone bench with two antique vases. On the west side the so-called bath house, today a residential building. Small classical building with three axes. High, rusticated basement on the garden side (hillside location), the main floor with an elaborate central wing: four Doric columns support a gable, a relief in the tympanum . (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996).
Owner:- 1643 - 1763 von Tettau family (owners of the previous building)
- since 1763 Chamber Councilor Johann Christoph Lippold (builder of the palace from 1767)
- 1767 Castle built according to plans by Johann Friedrich Knöbel, commissioned by the Commerce Councilor JC Lippold
- then Henning von Rumohr, father of the art historian Carl Friedrich von Rumohr (* 1785 in Reinhardtsgrimma Castle; † 1843), buried in the Neustädter Friedhof in Dresden
- since 1788 the secret war council Carl Viktor August von Broizem
- around 1800 the Danish ambassador to the Saxon court of Bülow
- Bath house built in 1811 at the beginning of the 20th century. Conversion to an apartment
- after 1820 Juliane Christiane Friederike, married in 1820 to the forest assistant Georg Conrad Ruschenbusch, since 1830 Georg Conrad Ruschenbusch
- since 1866 Friederike Conradine Ruschenbusch (daughter of GC Ruschenbusch from third marriage, married in 1859 with Major Ludwig Emil Aster)
- since 1882 economist Johann Maximilian Nitzsche
- 1909 Colonel z. D., later major general Friedrich Hugo Maximilian Senfft von Pilsach and after his death in 1931 his wife (née von Berkhout)
- 1945 expropriation and since 1946 agricultural school with boarding school. Restorations in 1843, 1886, 1907/08 and since 1991.
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Building:
Schloßgasse 4: Beg. d. 20th century conversion to an apartment.
Farm building with attached barn Schloßgasse 9: front part of the building - two-story, massive, ground floor quarry stone masonry (sandstone), segmented arched windows with sandstone walls, upper floor plastered, with rectangular windows and sandstone walls, segmented triforium window also sandstone, saddle roof, attached barn: first floor sandstone quarry, small window openings boarded timber frame, gable roof.
Utility building Hauptstrasse 36, 38: elongated floor plan, two-storey (number 7 zoned down to one storey), plastered building, gable side on the ground floor segmented arched window, upstairs rectangular window, in the gable Venetian window, above oculus, gable roof, changes through garage doors.
Distillery, Hauptstraße 42: two-storey, massive, elongated plastered building, ground floor with a series of remisent gates (partially walled up), upper storey like a jamb, saddle roof, street gable covered with ogival ornament, groin vault in the rear part. -
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garden with orchard
Enclosure: southern and western enclosure wall as a retaining wall made of quarry stone masonry, in the west hedge on the upper edge of the enclosure, eastern plastered enclosure wall as a retaining wall, north section of the eastern enclosure wall made of quarry stone masonry with a cover made of roof tiles, northern cover wall made of quarry stone walls Sandstone, north gate with two pillars made of sandstone blocks with profiled cover stones, two wheel deflectors and two wrought iron gate wings, in the west of the gate north gate with a wrought iron door wing, fence (retaining wall made of quarry stone with two door pillars and corner pillars made of sandstone) at the garden in the south of the rectory.
Ground relief: terrain rising from south to north, retaining walls as eastern, southern and western enclosure walls, orchard with a north-south slope, retaining wall in the garden in the south of the rectory. - Woods: solitary tree (linden) in front of the north gate, fruit trees. -
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Reinhardsgrimma Evangelical Parish Church.
Church building
Elongated, single-nave structure with a strongly drawn-in, two-bay choir and straight end. On the north side of the choir, the medieval, barrel-vaulted sacristy, west tower and western extension to the late Gothic sacristy, the choir around 1600. Thorough renovation of the nave in 1742 by Andreas Hünigen (1712–1781). Restoration in 1932 and 1978–80. Buttresses on the north and south sides of the ship. Windows with segmented arches, a pair of round arched windows at the choir with set sandstone posts, above them pointed arched windows in a flat arched niche. Portal with fluted pilasters, simple architrave and profiled soffit, square, four-story tower. Three extensions on the south side, the middle two-storey, upstairs a pair of arched curtain windows, the eastern one somewhat smaller, also two-storeyed and arched curtain windows. Ship and middle extension with one roof turret each.
Interior: Flat-roofed inside, space-defining the two-storey built-in gallery, mansion's box with a large chapel on the upper floor on the south side. Round arched triumphal arch to the reticulated choir. There again built-in boxes on the north and south walls.
Equipment: Two-storey architectural altar structure, sandstone, in the main field the Last Supper, presumably by the Freiberg master Jonas Grünberger, inscribed 1601, restored in 1836. - Pulpit with evangelist pictures by Jacob Hennig, inscribed 1672. Sandstone baptism with wooden lid, early 19th century - Organ (two manual) with normal prospectus by Gottfried Silbermann , consecrated organ in 1731, restored in 1930 and 1978-80, choir preserved, condition generally very good.
Grave monuments: Numerous, in some cases very noteworthy, grave monuments on the inner and outer walls, particularly noteworthy: In the sacristy on the north side of the choir, a stone depicting a knight, the inscription heavily weathered, 14th century, and a stone for Christoph Friedrich von Tettau († 1664). - On the southern wall of the nave: two tombstones with kneeling, colored figures, Hans Heinrich von Schönberg († 1615), and his wife Elisabeth Drothin = von Trotha († 1617). Next to it is a memorial to the siblings Johann George and Johanna Rosina Welk († 1729). (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996).
Cemetery
building: Mortuary (no individual monument)
Enclosure: southern enclosure wall as a retaining wall with parapet wall made of quarry stone masonry with cover plates made of sandstone, south gate with two sandstone pillars and two wrought iron door leaves as well as outer stairs, on the upper outer edge of the southern enclosure wall in the east of the south gate a sandstone with the year "1801" or 1804 ?, at the east end of the southern enclosure wall south-east gate with two pillars made of sandstone and two wrought-iron door wings, at the west end of the southern enclosure wall south-west gate with two wrought iron gate wings, western enclosure wall as Retaining wall with parapet wall made of quarry stone masonry with roof-shaped end, southern end of the western enclosure wall with cover plates made of sandstone, northern enclosure wall made of quarry stone masonry with cover plates made of sandstone, at the west end of the northern enclosure wall north gate with round arch and north gate i In a higher wall section with roof tiles, two passages in the northern enclosure wall to the cemetery, in the northeast corner the morgue, eastern enclosure wall as a retaining wall with parapet wall made of quarry stone with cover plates made of sandstone.
Ground relief: terrain gently rising from south to north, slightly terraced area in the north area, eastern, southern and western enclosure walls as retaining walls, paths cut into the terrain at the southern entrances, small terrace garden at the southwest corner of the churchyard.
Access: in the churchyard access paths from the gates and gates to the church, a path leading around the church, a path in the churchyard leading to the cemetery, a path with sandstone slabs at the entrance to the church.
Trees: a solitary tree in the southwest in front of the churchyard, two solitary trees in the south area, a solitary tree (oak) in the northwest corner, two solitary trees in the north area (one of them with a detached tree crown), a solitary tree with a reduced tree crown in the northeast -Corner.
Visual relationship: wide views over the southern and western enclosure wall into the landscape (partly over the place).
Cemetery
enclosure: in the north of the churchyard adjacent to the northern enclosure wall, in this two passages, eastern, western and northern enclosure wall of the cemetery made of plastered quarry stone masonry with cover plates made of sandstone, west gate with two egg-shaped sandstone attachments on the two raised wall ends and two wrought iron Gate leaves. - Access: orthogonal path system.
Gravestones (individual monuments): 1) Joh. Gottfried ..., stele with crown, in it sunbeams, on the stele writing with cross and feather and two broken lights (candles), around 1800/2) stele with cross, on the stele sunbeams and wreath of stars, writing illegible, around 1800/3) Gäbler ?, stele with acroter , halo, foliage, two integrated writing tablets, around 1800/4) on the south-east wall of the church baroque epitaph with putto, “parchment” with writing, above chalice with oblate, probably early 18th century / 5) epitaph, cartouche with writing, 17th century / 6) epitaph, cartouche with writing, 17th century -
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Castle Park of Reinhardsgrimma Castle
- History: 1767–1769 design of the baroque palace garden, probably with the palace building by Johann Friedrich Knöbel, in the northeast of the palace axially symmetrical gardens with crossroads and compartments (southwest-northeast longitudinal axis and southeast-northwest transverse axis, at the intersection of the axes a path widening, in the northeast the transverse axis six compartments) on the Saxon miles sheets from 1784, the equidistant and geological map 1880/81 still verifiable, 1807 landscaped garden already verifiable, 1891 redesign to the present-day landscape park by Max Bertram.
- Floor relief: semicircular castle terrace on the east side of the castle with eaves made of sandstone slabs and an embankment to the park, in the east of the park a jump in the terrain is intercepted with a retaining wall (scenic " Aha "?).
- Enclosure: two sandstone gate pillars at the entrance to the castle, fence with sandstone plinth and sandstone pillars in the east of the castle driveway, gate with two sandstone pillars with a base, shaft and ledge as well as an egg-shaped top, restored wrought iron double-leaf gate - access: access to the castle, stone arch bridge over the Lockwitzbach .
- Path system: landscaped garden paths and garden spaces on the plain, a garden space on the eastern cross path set with stones, in the slope area remains of a differentiated network of paths and spaces.
- Horticultural structures: Stone arch bridge (TD), staircase from the castle to the castle courtyard, staircase to the castle terrace and further down to the castle park, two stairs in the central axis of the bathhouse, a narrow staircase in the slope at the bathhouse, a staircase at the eastern border of the park to a plateau at Leading a slope, grotto carved into the rock with artistically placed stones, in the northeast area remains of an ice cellar?
- Garden equipment: two vases on the cheeks of the lower staircase to the palace terrace, a sandstone group with the head of a faun on a stele, in front of it a stone bench with a standing and a lying vase (symbolizing the standing and flowing water), in front of it a small water basin, stone pillar on one Raised circular area surrounded by stones, stone table and stone stool in the west of the lower staircase to the bathhouse.
- Water element: creek of Lockwitz (TD) enclosed with retaining walls and dammed under the bridge, pond with curved shoreline, gondola house in the north of the pond (vaulted building with retaining wall and stair access), remains of an artificially created, steeply sloping watercourse on the slope.
- Vegetation: Meadow: in the east of the park, a meadow through which the Lockwitz stream runs and which is separated from the higher-lying park area to the west by a retaining wall. - Woods: the solitary trees and groups of trees (predominantly oak and beech) standing on the slope and in the western level characterize the parking spaces and frame the main visual references to the castle and bath house from the paths and squares, the bath house is framed by a cornel cherry and a yew tree. - Geophytes: snowdrops, crocuses, bluestars, wood anemones and daffodils, especially on slopes.
- Visual relationships: Remnants of a formerly rich network of visual relationships between the castle, park and bathhouse, visual relationships from the paths on the slope of the pond and the castle, particularly attractive visual relationships from the eastern cross-path above the retaining wall to the bathhouse, visual relationships from the park to the landscape blocked and overgrown.
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Cemetery: small cemetery on a square floor plan, reconstructed in 1996.
Enclosure: north-west, north-east and south-west approx. 2 m high enclosure wall made of quarry stone masonry (sandstone) with cover plates made of sandstone, south-east enclosure wall secured with a chain as a retaining wall, at the south corner gate with two sandstone pillars with sandstone attachments, sandstone threshold, wrought iron door leaf and roller lock mechanism , in the north-eastern enclosure wall, a gate with two gate leaves made of wooden slats.
Horticultural buildings: from the street to the south gate there are stairs with sandstone steps.
Trees: one of what used to be two conifers, ivy on the enclosure wall.
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Subject entity part Müglitzbrücke (km 13.880): length / height / width 13.0 / 3.2 / -; Max. N. / min. R. - / - short, simple concrete girder bridge.
Subject entirety part Müglitzbrücke (km 14.742): length / height / width 14.2 m / 4.6 m / -; Max. N. / min. R. 50 ‰ / 0 m. Short, simple concrete girder bridge. The embankment has been newly clad with rubble stones. Until 2002 there was a passage through the mill ditch directly below the bridge. -
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Oberschlottwitz stop
former. Function / meaning: breakpoint; Today's function / meaning: breakpoint, demand stop.
Location in the vicinity: After Niederschlottwitz, the route rises above street level for the first time. At the southern exit of the village, the breakpoint is in a singular position, elevated on a light embankment on the mountain slope. The station building there therefore had to be designed as a small, lightweight wooden structure. The dam drops steeply directly behind the building. After the breakpoint, the route crosses Müglitz and Müglitztalstrasse on bridge number 22, before passing a steep mountain gorge to continue on an elevated position to Glashütte.
Reception building: former function / meaning: reception building with waiting room and service rooms; Current use: waiting room in use, service rooms unused. Description: Type of single-storey, light reception building.
Outside: The small, single-storey reception building is a half-timbered building with dark brown glazed inverted formwork. The hipped roof is covered with plain tiles typical of the Elbe Valley. It is crowned by a clock tower in the middle.
Inside: The service rooms are on the left, the waiting room is on the right. Its equipment is simple. Opposite the entrance, a bench extends over the entire side of the room. A notice board hangs on the left wall. The fixtures and fittings, as well as the window sills, are made of wood and take on the color of the outer formwork. The walls and ceiling are painted light yellow. Gray artificial stone slabs cover the floor.
Special features / details: The clock tower is clad with a brown, vertical cover shell and covered with slate shingles. On the street side sits a clock with profiled sheet metal protection, on the track side there is a small, square opening. The windows are painted white, the doors dark brown.
Changes / condition: The entire building is in very good condition, including the original waiting room furnishings. (The original lighting is no longer available). The color of the building seems to correspond to the originals. -
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Station Niederschlottwitz
formerly. Function / meaning: train station; Today's function / meaning: breakpoint.
Urban situation: the Niederschlottwitz train station is located in the middle of the village. In contrast to the other larger station buildings on the route, the station building is not located between Müglitztalstraße and the track systems. Due to the lack of space, it was relocated behind the tracks. A separate signal box was therefore required, as otherwise the station master would not have an overview of the route. The station building stands parallel to and eaves to the tracks. Reception building - description: Type two-storey station with goods floor.
Exterior: The goods floor is directly connected to the reception building with waiting hall and service rooms on the ground floor and officials' apartment in the converted attic. The two parts are set apart in their design, depth and eaves height. The roof is covered with slate shingles throughout. In the roof of the reception area there is a dormer window with six windows on the front.
Inside: On the wall opposite the entrance there is a ticket and baggage claim area, in front of the former there is a round storage table attached to the floor. To the left of the tracks, a wooden bench stretches across the entire width of the wall. To the right is a white tiled stove. All walls are paneled with wood up to about the ceiling. All wooden furnishings are painted brown, the windows are white.
Special features / details: A sgraffito depicting a typical local peasant couple is emblazoned between the windows of the attic on the south gable . Below is the station name "Niederschlottwitz". The goods gates, doubled with diagonally arranged, profiled boards, are painted dark brown, the decorative profiles are set off in white. The roofing is already based on the Ore Mountains instead of the Elbe Valley and thus deviates from the design concept typical of the location. - Changes / condition: The building appears to be in a relatively good condition, albeit in need of renovation, the waiting room furnishings are original and also in relatively good condition. The color of the goods gates was originally brown throughout.
Signal box - Description: Type signal box.
Outside: The elongated, two-storey building with a hipped roof is entered from the narrow northern side. The control room for the railway staff is on the upper floor. Therefore, there are a number of large, flat-format windows here. On the track side, one sits in the middle, two more each round the corners except for the narrow sides. The upper floor is only closed in the middle area on the street side. There are four small, red-framed lattice windows in a row on the ground floor, otherwise the ground floor is closed and thus reverses the principle of the upper floor. The ground floor is plastered in a trowel structure in light yellow. The upper floor, on the other hand, is clad in slate and the roof is also covered in slate.
Special features / details: The ground floor, with its light trowel plaster and colored window frames, corresponds to the design typical of the Elbe Valley. The use of slate for the upper floor and roof is typical for the Ore Mountains. This means that there is another deviation from the proposed design principle of location-based design. Changes / Condition: The outside of the building appears to be in good condition.
Railway bridge: length / height / width 72.0 m / 8. m / -; Max. Incline / min. Radius 0 ‰ / 277 m, steel girder bridge on two elongated concrete pillars with strongly rounded ends and with concrete abutments. The valley side is designed as a retaining wall. Location km 12.674.
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