List of cultural monuments in Glauchau

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The list of cultural monuments in Glauchau contains the cultural monuments in Glauchau .

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

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Glauchau

Cultural monuments by streets - A

image designation location Dating description ID
Lookout tower with war memorial for the fallen of World War I inside the tower and fountain as well as the surrounding public park (garden monument)
More pictures 		Lookout tower with war memorial for the fallen of World War I inside the tower and fountain as well as the surrounding public park (garden monument) (Map) 09241322
 
Old town Glauchau (Map) 09247656
 
Old town Glauchau (Map) 09247657
 
Residential building (annex of a hotel) Agricolastraße 6b
(map) 		around 1900 Architecturally important, Wilhelminian style building with half-timbered floor, rare example of late half-timbered construction.

Half-timbered upper floor, massive ground floor, good structural condition, Villa Köhler - presumably a former factory owner.

09241227
 
Apartment house designed in closed development Agricolastrasse 10c
(map) 		around 1880 Architecturally important, plastered facade with Art Nouveau decoration.

Former pastry shop, original doors and facade structure, window canopies, especially on the first floor.

09241228
 
Residential building in closed development Albertstrasse 15
(map) 		around 1870 Architecturally important, simple residential building from the Wilhelminian era.

Front door, window, facade structure and house color original, uninhabited.

09241232
 
Residential building in closed development Albertstrasse 16
(map) 		around 1870 Architecturally important, simple residential building from the Wilhelminian era.

Numbers 15 and 16 belong to a uniformly built street, all houses have the same design, one-story with a back building, two parallel rows of houses with alleys in the middle.

09241233
 
Residential house (with two entrances) in a settlement At the fountain 2; 4
(card) 		around 1930 Architecturally important, in the Heimat style.

Shutters, building cooperative was a member of the German Garden City Society.

09241234
 
Residential building in a settlement as well as connection building to No. 6 At the fountain 8; 10; 12
(card) 		around 1930 Architecturally important, in the Heimat style, with clinker brick elements.

Shutters, middle entrance highlighted with clinker bricks, clinker brick base, fence and connection building to neighboring house number 6, residential buildings of the Glauchau building cooperative, member of the German Garden City Society.

09241235
 
Bürgerheim, pen Am Bürgerheim 1
(map) 		1897-1898 Architecturally and locally of importance, in the style of the German Neo-Renaissance.

Probably a nursing home, cross vaults in the corridor, Cyclops masonry as base cladding, neo-Gothic elements, original room doors, the Bürgerpark on August-Bebel-Straße.

09241285
 
Villa with garage, enclosure and villa garden Am Bürgerheim 2
(map) 		around 1920/1925 Architecturally and artistically important, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s.

The exposed property on the Bürgerpark is enclosed by a fence with pillars and a high plinth, as well as attached fence panels, some of which are made of gray wooden elements. From the recessed gate with gate (three pillars with a top made of artificial stone) the straight driveway (water-bound path surface) leads to a garage with a basement (with a canopy on two supports). This driveway divides the garden into the lower-lying fruit and vegetable garden in the north-east and the higher-lying front garden, utility area and park-like part of the garden in the south-west. An access path leads parallel to the driveway to the front house entrance, which resembles a veranda and has stair access on both sides. In the embankment between the driveway and the fruit and vegetable garden there is a staircase with eight steps, cheeks with columns and pillars and two vase attachments made of artificial stone. A magnolia and a larch characterize the front garden, two beeches, a whitebeam and groups of rhododendrons characterize the part of the park. The remainder of two rows of robinia with cut crowns stand on the northeast and southeast border. According to the owners, the water basin south of the villa is a later addition.

The structure of the garden through a height offset and the division into clearly delimited garden and usage areas corresponds to the conception of the modern garden style of the 1920s / 1930s. The wide access road that divides the garden and the straight paths and squares surrounding the house separate and also connect the kitchen garden, front garden and part of the park. The location of the garden at the Bürgerpark, its opening to it and the solution of the garden structure, which is interesting in terms of function and design, are of artistic value. (LfD / 2014, 2017)

  • Enclosure: Plain fence with brick and plastered pillars and a high base as well as attached fence panels made of wooden elements (fence panels on the northeast side changed), recessed gate system with three crowned gate pillars, a two-winged access gate and a single-winged wooden gate,
  • Villa garden: Garden parts: access to the garage (water-bound path cover) and access to the villa, front garden, fruit and vegetable garden in the northwest, utility area, park-like garden part in the south, area close to the house with entrance porch and two access stairs in the northeast of the villa, remains of climbing aids on the southeast and south-west facade,
  • Development: access path from the entrance gate to the garage, access path from the gate to the house entrance, regular path system in a water-bound ceiling,
  • Vegetation: Remnants of two rows of trees cut from locust trees (Robinia pseudoacacia) on the northeast and southeast border of the garden, larch (Larix decidua) and magnolia (Magnolia spec.) In the front garden, copper beech (Fagus sylvatica f. Purpurea), red -Beech (Fagus sylvatica), whitebeam (Sorbus intermedia) and rhododendron in the park-like area, fruit trees arranged like a grid in the fruit and vegetable garden.
 09241236
 
Villa with fence, gate and villa garden Am Bürgerheim 4
(map) 		1920s Parts of the enclosure are located on the properties at Ulmenstrasse 5a and Am Bürgerheim 4, a representative building in the neo-baroque style, enclosure made of stamped concrete with attachments in the reform style from the period after 1910, of architectural and gardening significance.

The reform style villa was built in the 1920s. It is surrounded by a regularly designed garden, which can also be assigned to the reform style. The fence system, largely preserved, documents the former size of the garden, which was built over in the southern part (today Am Bürgerheim 4) by a kindergarten and garages after 1945 and in the north-west (Ulmenstrasse 5a) by a residential building. The core area of ​​the property by the villa was retained as a garden. Parts of the symmetrical path system are overgrown, but still legible. To the west of the villa is the driveway, which is aligned with the central axis of the villa with the main entrance, with a two-row avenue of cut winter linden trees. A row of trees made of four cut winter linden trees runs along the eastern boundary of the property, which also refers to the villa. In front of the east facade of the villa there is a mighty blood beech, which originally framed this side of the building with its symmetrically arranged counterpart, but its counterpart has been lost. In addition, valuable old trees were preserved, including horse chestnuts, a flutter elm, yew trees (Taxus baccata), a group of black pines as well as farm jasmine and rhododendron. Dendrological features such as blood beech and a swamp oak bear witness to the former owners' need for representation. An elaborately designed enclosure fence with a profiled base and crowned pillars made of stamped concrete runs along the eastern and western borders of the property. The fence panels made of ornamental grids are framed by concrete frames. The recessed gate system west of the villa on Ulmenstrasse with a double-winged access gate and two single-winged gates, also designed as ornamental grille, are of excellent design quality. Despite the losses, the garden around the villa is still very expressive. The penetration of house and garden, which was required by garden reform ideas even before 1900, is indicated in this property by the spatial allocation of parts of the house to parts of the garden. (LfD / 2017)

  • Villa: Interior partially preserved: stucco ceilings, entrance hall with wooden railing, vestibule with mirror, remnants of bathroom, fence with pillars, front door and room doors,
  • Enclosure: Elaborately designed enclosure fence made of stamped concrete with a profiled base and crowned pillars, fence panels, decorative grille with concrete frame, recessed gate system west of the villa with two-winged access gate and two single-winged gates, also ornamental grilles, parts of the fence are on the property Ulrmenst. 5a7 (76 / Flrmenstrasse. 1) and Am Bürgerheim 4 (Flrst. 767/3, 785/9, 785/11).
  • Villa garden: Regularly laid out garden in the reform style, path system west of the villa overgrown, but still legible, west of the villa on the central axis of the villa with the main entrance with a two-row avenue of cut winter linden trees (Tilia cordata), east row of trees made of four cut winters - Linden trees along the street Am Bürgerheim, which also refers to the villa, valuable old trees, including horse chestnuts (Aesculus hippocastanum), flutter elm (Ulmus laevis), yew trees (Taxus baccata), a group of black pines (Pinus nigra) as well as peasant jasmine (Philadelphus coronarius) and rhododendron, also dendrological peculiarities such as blood beech (Fagus sylvatica f. purpurea) and swamp oak (Quercus palustris), three valuable old trees (the swamp oak, a blood beech and a sycamore maple ) are located on parcels 767/3 and 785/11 (Am Bürgerheim 4).
 09241237
 
Convalescent home and water tower on the property
 Convalescent home and water tower on the property Am Forsthaus 1
(map) 		1905 Architecturally and technologically important, historic home building with half-timbered elements.

Water tower in the grounds of the nursing home, nursing home: half-timbered gable, very good original condition - plastering, windows, facade structure, clinker brick base area, later Rümpfwald nursing home (used until 2006).

09241238
 
Fountain system Am Forsthaus 4 (next to)
(map) 		19th century Historically significant.

Worked over 20 meters deep into the Rotliegend, discovered in 1975 during construction work.

09241240
 
Residential house in semi-open development with garden, retaining walls and remains of the enclosure
 Residential house in semi-open development with garden, retaining walls and remains of the enclosure On plan 7
(map) 		1771 Architecturally, locally and in terms of urban development, it is essentially a baroque building, rich original inventory, the former widow's palace at Glauchau Castle, a well-preserved Biedermeier garden from around 1800 with a rarity, of importance in terms of garden history and garden art.

Description and justification of the garden monument:

The garden, which has been preserved in its basic form and partially restored, was shown in this form in the ground plan of the town of Glauchau as early as 1799, and is essentially in the southeast of the house. An oval lawn is surrounded by a ring path. Between this and the enclosure there are wood belts on slightly arched terrain. Characteristic and framing the building are two Norway maples, one sycamore maple, two ash trees, two oaks, yews and lilacs. Younger flowering trees complement the old stock. An access road leads in a wide arc to the rear, northwestern garden area, which is terraced on the slope. The garden is accessed at three points (1. at the east corner of the house, 2. in the south-east in the axis of the house, 3. from the north-east via a staircase). The picket fence shows remains of pillars and plinths. To the west, the property is intercepted by a retaining wall with a fence attached. The two garden terraces close to the house in the north-east and south-west of the house are also protected by high walls made of quarry stone.

The traditional gardens correspond to a design around 1800. Due to the exposed location at the castle and the use of the building (widow's seat), the garden had to meet representative requirements. A representation of the garden preserved when the ruling family fled in 1945 shows it in the style of the Biedermeier period. A bridge once led over the moat directly to the castle. The main parts of the garden (retaining walls, fencing, wood belt, restored pathways) show the traditional structure of a small, early landscaped complex around 1800, which is a rarity. In terms of garden history, it is a gem. Due to its exposed location, it has urban development value. (LfD / 2014)

  • Residential building: Rich original inventory inside and outside, doors, windows, staircase, baroque building,
  • Enclosure: along the southern property line, picket fence with natural stone pillars and plinths, in the west a retaining wall with a picket fence attached,

Garden:

  • Development, entrances: access gate in the southeast in the axis of the house, gate at the east corner of the house, from the northeast via a staircase, path system: oval lawn southeast of the house is surrounded by a circular path made of a water-bound ceiling, in a wide arc from the gate in the Southeast to the rear northwestern garden area.
  • Vegetable protected goods: Trees and bushes in the edge area of ​​the garden, outside the circular route: two Norway maples (Acer platanoides), one sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus), two ash trees (Fraxinus excelsior), a pedunculate oak (Quercus robur), a grape oak ( Quercus pertraea), yew trees (Taxus baccata) and lilacs (Syringa spec.).
  • Other protected assets: Ground relief: two garden terraces close to the house in the northeast and southwest of the house are intercepted by high walls made of quarry stone.
  • Monument value: Well-preserved Biedermeier garden from around 1800 with rarity value, of importance in terms of garden history and garden art.
 09241244
 
Scheermühle's house Am Relsner Eck 2
(map) 		around 1925 Precast wooden house of architectural and artistic importance.

Prefabricated house in the Swiss style of the Lausitz company Uist, wood / shutters / garden gate.

09242312
 
Mill with fully preserved technical equipment Am Relsner Eck 2
(map) 		around 1820 (mill) Unique facility due to the authenticity and complexity of the technical equipment.

Building erected in several construction phases, oldest part probably around 1820, extension before 1900, storage extensions after 1920, initially with water power drive, later electric drive, machines and tools, functional technical equipment probably preserved mainly after 1900, grain mill, office with furnishings.

09248098
 
Monument to the victims of fascism Am Schillerpark
(map) 		around 1961 Historically significant. 09241480
 
Bus shelter Am Schillerpark
(map) 		1926 In the reform style of the time after 1910, significant in terms of building history. 09241481
 
War memorial for the members of the weaving school who died in World War I Am Schillerpark
(map) 		1923–1924 (war memorial) Significant in local history.

Inaugurated February 17, 1923, completed in 1924, for 97 members of the weaving and trade school, from Rochlitzer Porphyrtuff.

09241482
 
Weaving school
 Weaving school Am Schillerpark 1
(map) 		1898 (school) Later trade school and municipal construction school, also united technical schools and trade school, of architectural and local significance, representative, historic with later extensions.

Inscriptions: “Wirke und Schaffe”, “Webe und Strebe”, mixed construction, clinker brick facade, plastered surfaces, portico with columns, several construction phases, auditorium, good interior building, partly stucco ceilings, cast columns and banisters, original doors and front door, extension with shed roof.

09241483
 
Residential house in open development At the Bergschmiede 5
(map) 		1936 In the homeland style of the 1930s, of architectural significance.

Two-family house, lead glass windows, side entrance, with porphyry, French balcony, objectively designed grilles and balcony railings, built for manufacturer Otto Saupe.

09241247
 
Entourage house of the opposite spinning mill At the spinning mill 8
(map) 		around 1930 Monumental clinker building, monument value arises from the socio-historical value as a staff house of the textile factory in the Nazi era, simple clinker building with structural changes.

Rectangular floor plan, one-storey, clinker facing, high rectangular windows (now partially added), entrance porches new or changed, faces the spinning mill, was built by the spinning mill as a follower house, later a cultural center, monument value results exclusively from socio-historical value. Client: worsted spinning mill Pflüger, Köhler u. Co.

09241274
 
Factory building with fence and gatekeeper's house At the spinning mill 8 (opposite)
(map) 		1897 (worsted spinning mill) Structurally, technologically and locally of importance.

Factory building clinker facade, porter's house with half-timbered elements, former textile factory. Entrance area with wooden column portico in the entrance hall, parcel 1589, company Pfefferkorn & Co., founded in 1892, in 1910 the company had over 30,000 spinning and about 6,300 twisting spindles, later worsted spinning plant Pflüger, Köhler & Co., clinker building, inside open halls with narrowly spaced ones Iron supports and double T-beams.

09241248
 
Duplex house Arndtstrasse 6; 8
(card) 		around 1900 Architecturally important, Swiss style with half-timbered floating gables.

Half-timbered gable, rich roof landscape, window canopies with clinker brick, ornate wooden bay windows.

09241249
 
Semi-detached house in open development Arndtstrasse 10; 12
(card) 		1899 Architecturally of importance, Wilhelminian style building with floating gables and side stair towers.

Half-timbered gable, rich facade structure with window canopies, rich roof structure with turrets, poorly colored.

09241250
 
Factory with residential and administrative building as well as manufacturing building Auestrasse 2; 2a; 2 B; 2c
(card) 		1922-1924 Significant in terms of building history, technology history and local history, today Backpack Maschinenbau (founded in 1843).

Original interior fittings and facade structure preserved.

09241252
 
Rothental barracks (General Hammer barracks), later probably Aue barracks Auestrasse 3; 3a
(card) 		2nd half of the 19th century Structurally and historically important, Wilhelminian style building. 09241251
 
Apartment building in closed development Auestrasse 15
(map) 		around 1900 Significant in terms of building history and urban development, Wilhelminian style building with clinker brick facade.

Mixed construction, clinker.

09241253
 
Apartment building in a corner and in a closed development Auestrasse 17
(map) 		around 1900 With a shop, of architectural and urban importance, Wilhelminian style building with a plastered facade and a strikingly designed entrance area.

Plastered facade with a strikingly designed entrance area, simplifications on the facade.

09241254
 
Apartment building in closed development Auestrasse 40
(map) 		around 1900 Architecturally and urbanistically important, Wilhelminian style building with clinker brick facade and elaborately designed gable, in the style of the neo-Renaissance.

Mixed clinker construction, plastering on the ground floor, beautiful front door and door frames.

09241255
 
Apartment building in closed development Auestrasse 42
(map) 		around 1900 Significant in terms of building history and urban development, Wilhelminian style building with clinker brick facade.

Mixed construction, original front door.

09241256
 
Apartment building in closed development (structural unit with Auestraße 46 and Jägerstraße 2) Auestrasse 44
(map) 		around 1900 Significant in terms of building history and urban development, Wilhelminian style building with clinker brick facade.

Clinker brick construction, original windows.

09241257
 
Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development (structural unit with Auestrasse 44 and Jägerstrasse 2) Auestrasse 46
(map) 		around 1900 with shop, of architectural and urban significance, Wilhelminian style building with clinker brick facade and corner accentuation, defining the street space.

Clinker facade.

09241258
 
Apartment building in closed development Auestrasse 53
(map) 		around 1905/1910 Architecturally and urbanistically important, with white clinker brick facade and half-timbered elements, Art Nouveau decoration.

Mixed construction, white clinker.

09241259
 
Apartment building in closed development Auestrasse 55
(map) 		around 1900 Significant in terms of building history and urban development, Wilhelminian style building with clinker brick facade.

Mixed construction, clinker.

09241260
 
Apartment building in closed development Auestrasse 57
(map) 		around 1900 In terms of building history and urban development, it is of importance, historically with a brick facade.

Mixed construction, clinker.

09241261
 
Front door of a tenement house Auestrasse 66
(map) 		around 1900 In terms of craftsmanship and artistic importance, from the founding period, in the neo-renaissance style (fittings).

Richly decorated.

09241262
 
Apartment house in a corner Auestrasse 88
(map) 		1898 With a store, of architectural and urban significance, Wilhelminian style building with rich facade structure and corner emphasis, in the neo-baroque style.

Rich facade structure, plaster facade.

09241263
 
Residential house in open development Auestrasse 90
(map) 		around 1900 Architecturally and urbanistically important, Wilhelminian style building with floating gable, clinker brick facade and wooden entrance porch.

Clinker facade also on the ground floor, floating gable, wooden canopy.

09241264
 
Apartment building in half-open development Auestrasse 96
(map) 		around 1900 Architecturally and urbanistically important, Wilhelminian style building with clinker brick facade, rich facade decoration.

Clinker brick facade, upper floor with fluted pilaster strips, window canopies, gable, ground floor plastered with facade decoration.

09241265
 
Apartment house in a corner August-Bebel-Strasse 14
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century Significant in terms of building history and urban development, Wilhelminian style building, clinker brick facade with a rich structure.

First floor clinker brick with pilaster strips, ground floor plastered, mixed construction.

09241267
 
School for the poor with a clock tower from the former buttermilk tower August-Bebel-Strasse 60
(map) 		1868–1869, expanded in 1891 Built as a school for the poor, converted to the first district school in 1879, in 1891 expansion with the middle building, in 1898 classified as a middle elementary school and named as a leaning elementary school, later a district school, of architectural and local significance, in the neo-renaissance style.

Except for the central projection, everything has been modernized in a strong and disfiguring way. That was Turnerstrasse and probably the Lehngrund.

09241266
 

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image designation location Dating description ID
Agricola statue Bahnhofsplatz
(map) 		around 1955 Artistically and historically of importance, statue for the humanist, doctor and mineralogist Georgius Agricola (1494–1555) in his native Glauchau.

Statue Georgius Agricola, bronze, Agricola, G .: humanist, doctor, mineralogist (1494–1555). Location: in the Bahnhofspark (former Oswald-Seyfert-Park, named after a manufacturer).

09241268
 
Apartment building in a formerly closed development Bahnhofstrasse 2
(map) 		around 1890 Architecturally important, plastered facade from the Gründerzeit.

Shop fitting modernized, otherwise good original inventory, shop today (2009) removed.

09241269
 
Administration building Bahnhofstrasse 6
(map) 		after 1900 Representative plastered building with rich facade structure made of Hilbersdorfer porphyry tuff, of architectural significance.

Representative administration building, today the seat of the AOK health insurance company, probably built between 1900 and 1910. Three-storey plastered construction, facade structuring elements such as cornices, window frames, door portals and corner blocks made of Hilbersdorf porphyry tuff. Roof extension not original, otherwise the facade has been renovated in accordance with monument regulations. Due to the good original condition and its architectural quality, the building gains architectural significance. (LfD / 2011)

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Apartment house in a corner Bahnhofstrasse 10
(map) 		around 1900 Architecturally of importance, Wilhelminian style building with clinker brick facade and representative corner bay window, characterizing the street scene.

Clinker brick facade, bay windows with atlases, rich facade decorations.

09241271
 
Eight multi-family houses belonging to the Aue settlement Bayernweg 1 to 6; 6a; 9; 10
(card) 		1938-1944 Simple plastered buildings in the style of the 1930s, of local history.

Aggregate components of the aggregate Aue-Siedlung: (aggregate part, no individual features) - (see also aggregate document under Sachsenallee - Obj. 09241807).

Partly still in good original condition. Number 10: mural with sundial, heavily faded, characteristic settlement house, scratched plaster, clinker plinth, originally shutters.

09241774
 
Residential house in semi-open development Breite Straße 13
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century Architecturally important, simple plastered building with neoclassical house entrance door, good original inventory.

Nice front door (around 1910), good original inventory, demolition permit for 2010/2011 granted.

09241273
 
Residential house in a corner and closed development Brüderstraße 1
(map) 		inside marked 1734, later overformed In terms of building history and urban development, it is essentially a baroque building with a location on the market that characterizes the square.

With shutter, window with basket arches, dated in the stairwell, spiral staircase, basement barrel vault or cross vault, multi-level.

09241275
 
Residential building in closed development
 Residential building in closed development Brüderstrasse 10
(map) 		around 1900, essentially older With a shop, of architectural and urban significance, Art Nouveau facade around 1900, essentially older, location at a fork in the road that characterizes the townscape.

Art Nouveau facade

09241276
 
Residential house in a formerly closed development
 Residential house in a formerly closed development Brüderstraße 11
(map) 		around 1900, essentially older Significant in terms of building history and urban development, Art Nouveau facade around 1900, essentially older, location at a fork in the road that characterizes the townscape.

With shop, art nouveau facade.

09241277
 
Residential house (with artistic building equipment) in a corner and semi-open development Brüderstrasse 13
(map) 		1890-1900 Of importance in terms of building history, artisanal and artistic and urban development history, location that shapes the street scene.

Facades heavily smoothed and changed, roof area completely changed - formerly with corner turrets etc., high-quality interior fittings from the construction period, with shops.

Until 2014 only the entrance door was registered, the interior had not yet been inspected.

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Terraced garden with retaining walls, rear building and orangery Brüderstraße 15
(map) 		around 1800/1830 (house garden) Garden created on behalf of the factory owner and city councilor Carl Ziegler of regional garden history, garden art and urban development importance, the so-called "Hanging Gardens" of Glauchau, significant view from the garden to the castle.

Description and justification of the garden monument: The garden laid out by the manufacturer and city councilor Ziegler around 1830 is divided into

  • the upper garden level at the rear residential building of the community center at Brüderstraße number 15,
  • the terraced west area with four narrow garden terraces and
  • the slope area in the north with embankments and paths.

The upper garden forms a pentagon, which is supported by two high retaining walls at an obtuse angle to each other to the west and north. The corner of these walls has been developed into a small bastion (formerly the location of a garden shed or pavilion, today a seat) and seems to be in the central axis of the house. The northern retaining wall ends with a parapet wall, the bastion has an attached railing, on the western retaining wall there are pillars with fence panels (metal construction). The garden area is divided into a large, circular, central lawn area with borders and a ring path, side beds and a seat on the south side. The orangery located in the northeast has four windows into this garden area and on the east side has access to the rear rooms attached to the orangery. From the Brüderstraße one reaches the garden through the passage of the front house, over the inner courtyard, which is fortified with sandstone slabs, and the passage of the rear house.

On the west side of the upper garden, four high retaining walls intercept the garden terraces, which lie on top of one another in steps on what was once the impact slope of the hollow. They are connected to each other by a straight flight of stairs with 22, 16 and 14 sandstone steps on the southern border. From the upper garden another staircase with 16 steps leads down to the top of these four terraces near the bastion. The straight terrace walls also form bastion-like feeds below the upper bastion. These are also connected by stairs. Another small terrace with a niche-like vault is located in the corner area between the first and second terrace.

The north slope is structured by parallel paths, low walls and embankments. On this side, a staircase with 20 steps made of sandstone leads to a small square with an 18 meter deep well (two sandstone water basins and a new manual pump), which is located on the narrow side of the orangery.

Two apple trees, a cornel and a plum tree in the upper garden and two apple trees on the fourth terrace make up the fruit tree population. The deciduous trees framing the view are essential for the visual links to the castle and the landscape. There is an ash tree on the fourth terrace in the north, a Norway maple on the northern slope area and two tall linden trees standing close together in the south of the first terrace, right next to the entrance to the city's underground passages. The trees (ash and sycamore) on the slope of the neighboring property to the south are just as important for framing the view of the castle. A wall overgrown with ivy stretches up the slope on the southern border of the property. On the north slope there are pillars as the remains of a fence that also climbs the slope.

The Zieglersche Terrassengarten is the only remaining garden of the former Hanging Gardens of Glauchau, which stretched above the Röhrensteig to the garden on Plan 2. The gardens, in an exposed location, have been completely preserved in their basic structure, with the cleverly laid out terraces, an extraordinary engineering and design achievement of the early 19th century. (Parts of the retaining walls may even be of older origin.) Its view from below and its view, which can be seen at different heights, is unique. For Glauchau it is the most valuable garden of the early 19th century, which as a terrace is also a rarity nationwide. It has special value in terms of garden design, garden history and urban planning. (LfD / 2014, Ragnhild Kober-Carrière)

The terrace garden was laid out around 1830 on behalf of Carl Ziegler. He was a city councilor and factory owner at the time. Until 1862 the property was owned by his widow Clara Auguste. This is followed by the owners Friedrich Ferdinant Haussmann and JG Lochmann, between 1872 and 1878 parts of the site were used for teaching purposes at the nearby Wehrdigt school.

The property is divided into two clearly separable areas. On the one hand, the residential building with inner courtyard, built in 1750, which was built as a row house directly on Brüderstraße. On the other hand, the garden area, with the upper terrace at residential building level, the orangery built in 1847 and the terraces staggered in height. (For further information, see the monument grounds)

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Residential house in a formerly closed development Brüderstrasse 18
(map) 		Late 18th century With a store, historically important, a baroque building with a mansard roof and arched gate walls.

Gate passage.

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Residential building in closed development Brüderstraße 24
(map) 		Mid 19th century With a shop, of architectural and urban significance, from the Gründerzeit plastered facade, essentially older (mansard roof), location near the market.

Facade around 1900, windows changed.

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C.

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Residential building Carolapark 1
(map) 		around 1800 Architecturally and socially important, half-timbered house is located in the Carolapark.

Additions, some structural changes.

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Residential building in closed development Charlottenstrasse 23
(map) 		around 1870 Architecturally important, simple plastered building from the early days.

Simple house, built in the late 19th century. Two-storey, five axes, closure with a gable roof. The facade is decorated with rustic plaster, the front door is original, the windows are the same as the original, but simplified, and renewed. As a typical residential development of this urban area of ​​architectural and urban development historical value. (LfD / 2012)

Rustic plaster on the ground floor, roof structures, some original windows and doors.

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Villa with garden and enclosure Chemnitzer Strasse 3
(map) 		1843-1844 Once a historicizing building, rebuilt and expanded in 1925, at times factory owner's ownership, of architectural, garden and local significance, with gables and pilaster strips, primarily neoclassical construction, well-preserved, high-quality interior.

Description and justification of the garden monument:

The villa garden apparently contains several design phases, which are related to the location of the villa in the south of the Kreutzgraben, the first villa construction in 1844, the extension of the greenhouse in 1910 and the renovation and expansion of the villa by two window axes to the west in 1925. The villa garden once also comprised parcels 829/1 and 829/3 (greenhouse, now pharmacy), today has the following garden parts on parcel 829/2:

  • Front garden with remains of the woody stock (blue spruce) and a former lawn with a circular path,
  • Lookout hill with a path leading up to it and trees and a
  • Rectangular, terraced garden level with a lawn area currently being pushed away and extensive paths in the south and southwest of the villa.

The Kreutzgraben in the north of the villa with a piped moat forms the low-lying garden level of the villa garden and has the following trees: linden, plane, ash, sycamore, beech. The garden is fenced off with a picket fence towards Agrikolastraße. The enclosure on Chemnitzer Straße consists of a fence system with fence panels made of metal construction, plinths (plastered masonry made of soapstone) and pillars as well as a recessed gate system (gate in metal construction with two pillars, two gates and two arched wall sections), which apparently a previous one Replaced gate system. The "K" incorporated into the gate wing refers to the Kratz family, who founded the neighboring Kratz & Burk factory (mechanical weaving mill) in 1854 and owned the villa from 1859 onwards. Interesting is the staircase leading into the moat, which obviously still refers to the building axis of the original villa.

In the west of the villa, land was backfilled after 1945. The garden around the villa is impaired by the current renovation of the villa. The villa and garden bear witness to an early city expansion to the east on previously used garden land. Due to the existing terrain, the garden was laid out on different levels. The garden parts were thus strictly separated from each other and their basic structure could be retained. The monument value of the garden lies in this structure and the preserved woody stock. It is of importance in terms of garden history and local history. (LfD / 2014, Ragnhild Kober-Carrière)

  • Villa: three-storey, wide, pilaster strip structure, facade simplified, eaves cornice with bulge, side edging with curved roof, double-winged front door with glass insert and grooved skylight, interior: wall paneling, fireplace, stucco ceilings, fluted columns, colored glass windows, doors, heating cladding,
  • Garden: old route with beds and remains of the old trees, fence: fence pillars and posts sandstone subsequently plastered, base plastered natural stone, fence panels wrought iron, endangered, with its current appearance mainly from the renovation 1924–1925, lateral expansion, conversion of the top floor from the mezzanine to the Including full storey and new roof, embossed.
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Residential house in open development, former villa, later home building Chemnitzer Strasse 27
(map) 		around 1880 (villa) Architecturally and historically of importance, from the Gründerzeit plastered building, the so-called Leuschner House, converted into a city welfare home for women by factory and manor owner Ludwig Leuschner (1824–1889).

Former villa, converted by Ludwig Leuschner into a municipal women's welfare home, probably since the mid-thirties, converted into a tenement house, lantern, remnants of the hall, interior significantly changed through renovations.

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Residential house, former factory and administration building, later team house for a barracks Chemnitzer Strasse 28a; 28b; 28c; 28d
(card) 		around 1925 (residential building) Significant local history, barracks named after the infantry replacement battalion Glauchau, previously mechanical weaving and hosiery Martin Richter.

Originally a factory building, then the team house of the Richter barracks, 1948 conversion into apartments under the direction of architect Rudolf Macht, Glauchau, factory for manufacturers Martin Richter mechanical weaving and knitted goods until 1935.

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Villa with outbuildings, today administration building, formerly part of the barracks Chemnitzer Strasse 29
(map) 		around 1877 Of local and architectural significance, the villa is a representative Wilhelminian-style building, barracks named after the Glauchau infantry replacement battalion, previously a manufacturer's villa (mechanical weaving and knitwear by Martin Richter).
  • Villa: Today district office social welfare office, probably for manufacturer Friedr. Wilhelm Grüner / dye works owner established, then Martin Richter, mechanical weaving mill, rebuilt for SMA in 1948 by Ing.Arch. Paul Hirschmann, Glauchau,
  • Side building: Client Martin Richter, conversion into apartments in 1948 by Arch. Ing. Hirschmann.
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Villa, now a kindergarten Chemnitzer Strasse 32
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century Architecturally of importance, Wilhelminian style building, street facade emphasized by a central projection.

Today kindergarten, stucco ceiling in the stairwell, vestibule with mirror and console, original room doors.

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Villa with enclosure Chemnitzer Strasse 34
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century, remodeled around 1920 Architecturally important, essentially a building from the Wilhelminian era, remodeled in the Art Deco style of the 1920s.

Wood-paneled vestibule, plaster completely renewed - thus disfigured, railing.

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Residential building Clementinenstrasse 3
(map) 		around 1900 Swiss style, single storey with jamb, a little steep pitched roof with additional gables on both sides, roof overhangs, as part of the villa district of urban historical value, of architectural significance.

The client was a HBF Harting. Referred to as a villa in the building file. Window coverings. Wooden staircase with turned bars. Partly original interior doors.

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Villa with enclosure (on Friedrich-Ebert-Straße) Clementinenstrasse 4
(map) 		1893 Of local and architectural significance, Wilhelminian style building with clinker brick facade and rich roof landscape.

Architects: Weichardt & Eelbo, Leipzig, clinker brick facade, yellow clinker brick, turrets, lead glass windows, client: Julius Boeßneck, Glauchau.

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villa Clementinenstrasse 5
(map) 		around 1905 Architecturally important, originally preserved plastered building, as part of the residential area of ​​urban historical value.
  • Buildings: One-storey, irregular floor plan, moving roof landscape, stone base, various attachments and porches such as veranda, balcony, entrance porch, small bay window, various types of plaster and decorative framework,
  • Roof landscape: pyramid helmet, half-hip roof, saddle roof today with engobed beaver tails in double cover, windows with profiled concrete window frames, the windows with two-winged skylights,
  • Inside: parquet, spiral wooden stairs, old room doors, lead glass windows in the stairwell,
  • Monument value: architectural and urban historical value.
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Villa with attached outbuilding, villa garden and fence Clementinenstrasse 8
(map) 		1913, 1916-1917 Significant local history, architectural history, art history and garden history, representative villa building in the reform style of the time around 1910 by the well-known Dresden architects Lossow & Kühne, built for the textile manufacturer Arthur Lossow (brother of the designing architect William Lossow ).

Description and justification of the garden monument:

The garden area and valuable trees have been preserved. The wide garden terrace in front of the northwest facade, which was preceded by a generous planning, is to be emphasized. A balustrade originally intended here was not implemented. The lawn terrace forms the connecting element between the villa and the garden in the northwest and southwest of the building, which extends to the southeast. The addition and complexity of the components thus make the building and terrace a unit. The garden, which today seems to have been cleared, was certainly laid out with a similar generosity. The integration of previously existing trees suggests this. A mighty beech tree characterizes the garden area in the south-west of the villa. Another beech tree and two linden trees are in the northwest area. A black pine and a pyramidal oak define the southern area. Furthermore, the garden of conifers, birches, and rhododendrons, partly also younger stands, is rather loosely structured. Hazelnut bushes have a shielding effect. After 1990 there were changes in the area close to the house. The fence system (galvanized metal construction) was renovated. The generosity of the garden and its connection to the villa via the garden terrace testify to the conception of the modern villa garden of the reform style with features of the transition to modernity. The garden design that is still recognizable has garden historical value. (LfD / 2014, Ragnhild Kober-Carrière)

Villa:

Corner block, side building attached to the main building, forming a semicircular arch with garages and servants' apartment, villa with hipped roof, shutters, semicircular bay windows with balconies on the upper floor, high-quality construction, client: Arthur Lossow.

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D.

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Apartment building in half-open development Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Strasse 5
(map) 		around 1905, essentially older Architecturally important, Art Nouveau facade, building decoration under Art Nouveau influence, factory context. 09241300
 
Double tenement house in a semi-open development Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Strasse 10; 12
(card) 		around 1905/1910 Architecturally important, with half-timbered gables and wooden balcony design on the courtyard side.

Half-timbered gable, plastered over, courtyard side with glazed balconies / wood, street side of the house hardly noticeable, monument due to balcony design.

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Double apartment building on the corner (Address: Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Straße 14 and Körnerstraße 10) Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Strasse 14
(map) 		around 1910 Architecturally important, with half-timbered gables and decorated wooden core also on the courtyard side.

Half-timbered gable, decorated wooden bay window, skylights windows, colored glass windows, color scheme of the facade bad.

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Double apartment building with a rear extension Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Strasse 19; 21
(card) 		around 1915 Of architectural significance, in the reform style of the time around 1910.

Number 19 presumably the residential building of a factory, a factory attached, the street front of both buildings designed like a villa, with a semicircular central projection.

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Apartment house designed in closed development Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Strasse 42
(map) 		around 1880 Architecturally important, plastered facade from the Wilhelminian era, good original inventory.

Partly uninhabited, window canopies on the first floor, good original inventory.

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Apartment building in closed development Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Strasse 45
(map) 		around 1900 Significant in terms of building history and urban development, clinker brick facade from the Gründerzeit. 09241305
 
Apartment building in closed development Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Strasse 47
(map) 		around 1900 Significant in terms of building history and urban development, clinker brick facade from the Gründerzeit. 09241306
 
Apartment building in closed development Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Strasse 49
(map) 		around 1900 Significant in terms of building history and urban development, clinker brick facade from the Gründerzeit.

Modernized facade, original windows and front door, clinker brick facade.

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Apartment building in closed development Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Strasse 51
(map) 		around 1900 Significant in terms of building history and urban development, clinker brick facade from the Gründerzeit.

No original front door, clinker brick facade.

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Apartment building in a corner and in a closed development Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Strasse 67
(map) 		1897 Architecturally and urbanistically important, Wilhelminian style building with clinker brick facade and highlighted corner design.

Clinker brick facade, plastered ground floor, originally with a shop.

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church
 church Dorotheenstrasse
(map) 		1908-1909 Significant in terms of art history, location and architectural history, between neo-Gothic and reform style architecture, design: Woldemar Kandler, Dresden.

Jehmlich organ, painted in 1922 by Dresden painter Wilhelm Heckroth-Conrady, altarpiece by Dresden painter Ludwig Otto “Kreuzigung”, 1986–1988 renovation, interior decoration was influenced by the original pastor, ideas of Freemason influence, 1899/1900 separation of a separate parish in the lower town von St. Georgen, introduced in 1905 as the first pastor Paul Fiebig.

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Apartment building in half-open development Dorotheenstrasse 4b
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century Architecturally important, richly profiled, Gründerzeit plastered facade.

Richly profiled facade, doors and windows original.

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Parish hall on Wilhelmstrasse, in the yard of the property Dorotheenstrasse 4b
(map) 		1916 Of local and architectural significance, in the reform style of the time around 1910.

Large panel paintings by Theodor Max Moser, son of a Glauchau factory owner, 1920–1922, donated by Kommerzienrat Meyer and Nouvortne, colored glass windows donated by manufacturer Backpack, original interior, church mainly for residents of the Wehrdigt, parish hall.

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Residential building in closed development Dr.-Dörffel-Strasse 3
(map) 		19th century With shops and gate passage, simple plastered facade, house of Dr. Ottokar Dörffel (1818–1906), mayor in the revolutionary years 1848/49 (memorial plaque on the house), of architectural and local significance.

Very nice gate, window frames on the first floor.

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Parish hall of the Apostolic Congregation Dr.-Walter-Hüttel-Strasse 2
(map) 		1890 Structurally and historically important, simple hall construction.

Inscription: "God's House of Heaven", built for followers of the Apostolic Faith, simple hall construction, street name change around 2010: Dr.-Walter-Hüttel-Straße, formerly Am Ulmenhang.

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Masonic Lodge and parts of the garden Egghalde 12
(map) 		probably 1845, later reshaped Today residential building, of importance in terms of local history, building history and garden history.

Description and justification of the garden monument:

At the end of Plantagenstrasse, the large, elongated property was probably created as a villa garden when the building was constructed. The garden is divided into four areas:

  • A small piece of wood on Plantagenstrasse (no garden monument),
  • An apparently former fruit and vegetable garden (now an allotment area, not a garden monument),
  • The garden area close to the house,
  • The park-like part with trees and a lookout hill.

In the area close to the house, the traditional woody stock (beech, sycamore maple, magnolia, linden, chestnut, Japanese maple, hazelnut and rhododendron, younger group of conifers) forms a loose frame. The park area adjoining to the northwest has old groups of rhododendrons, a weeping ash, hornbeam, larch, oak, linden, robinia and norway maple. A landscape path system can be assumed in the ground. A viewing hill above the slope of the Gründelteich park, still in the enclosed garden area, forms the end point of the landscaped area. The old woody substance is valuable and shows an interesting system of garden spaces that is impaired by wild growth. Outside the fence is a viewing platform with a view of the Gründelteichinsel. Although this plateau is in the parcel, it is part of the green pond system. The historical value of the garden lies in the basic landscape structure, which can be traced back to a design from the middle of the 19th century and which was supplemented by later ingredients (around 1900). (LfD / 2014, 2017)

Building for the Masonic Lodge “For the sisterhood of mankind” structurally changed by Curt Köhler (this successor to the master builder Louis Lein). In the building there was a hall, cloakroom, library and club room, later owner Mrs. Brinkmann. Stamp of the Saxon Homeland Security in the building file during building measures from 1911, the building file already created in 1845 - reference to the construction of a residential building for Kaufmann Tasch, property of the Masonic lodge since 1862, remnants of garden design.

Recorded at the address: Plantagenstrasse 12

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Apartment building in half-open development Erich-Fraaß-Strasse 1
(map) 		1895 With a shop, historically important, clinker brick facade from the Gründerzeit with a rich gable design, a location that defines the street scene.

Clinker brick facade, plastered ground floor.

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Administration building (address: Otto-Schimmel-Straße 8a), factory and administration building (address also: Scherbergplatz 1 and Erich-Fraaß-Straße 24) as well as the former civil servants' residence (address: Otto-Schimmel-Straße 8) of a textile factory Erich-Fraaß-Strasse 24
(map) 		1927–1928 (textile industry) Of great importance in terms of technology, site and building history, in the reform style of the time around 1910, neoclassical and neo-baroque style influences, component on Scherbergplatz commercial building of the Ernst Seifert company, component on Otto-Schimmel-Straße formerly Bössneck & Meyer.

Main building Palla, neoclassical and neo-baroque style influences, probably business building of the Ernst Seifert company, component Scherbergplatz 1926, architect R. Ulrich / construction manager Krebs Dresden, further component Otto-Schimmel-Straße formerly Bössneck & Meyer building by architect Krebs 1925, group of buildings on Scherbergplatz / Erich-Fraaß-Straße formerly with address: Erich-Fraaß-Straße 25 and Scherbergplatz 1, Otto-Schimmel-Straße 8 - civil servants' residence of the Ernst Seifert company.

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F.

image designation location Dating description ID
Residential building Färberstrasse 1
(map) 		around 1800 In terms of building history and social history, it is of importance in a location that shapes the street scene, high pitched roof, with half-timbered upper floor (plastered).

Upper floor probably half-timbered, plastered.

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Residential building in closed development Färberstrasse 4
(map) 		around 1790 Architecturally important, simple baroque building with basket arch portal.

Nice front door, shutters.

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Residential building in closed development Färberstrasse 5
(map) 		around 1800 From an architectural point of view, it is a simple, baroque-looking building with a mansard roof.

Beautiful front door, original inventory, built-in large garage door.

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Villa with enclosure on Färberstrasse, gazebo and garden Färberstrasse 29
(map) 		1912 Architecturally and locally of importance, home of the dye works owner Bernhard Kuhn.

Former factory owner's villa of the dye works owner and city councilor Bernhard Kuhn with a garden gazebo and enclosure to Färberstrasse as well as the garden as an auxiliary facility. The dye works building erected in 1830/37, which is located on the same property, was not included in the list of monuments due to multiple renovations.

The villa, built in reform style, is one of the most representative and artistically most important villa buildings in West Saxony. It was preserved in a very good original condition with high-quality furnishings from the time of construction.

The two-storey plastered building, erected over a rectangular floor plan, is characterized by regularly arranged, still original, rectangular windows, some with folding shutters, a central bay window with a balcony above, a circumferential cornice, a three-axis roof bay window and the high hipped mansard roof. The house entrance flanked by columns is on the side. The garden house, which was probably built at the same time as the villa, is located in the front garden area. The small half-timbered building with a gently sloping saddle roof was in a very poor state of construction at the time it was declared a monument in 2011. The garden was preserved as a relic, on the street side it is bordered by a wrought iron fence with stone pillars (one still crowned by a stone ball). As the home of the dye works owner Bernhard Kuhn, who is important for the industrial and local history of the city of Glauchau, the villa gains local and personal historical importance. Due to its high-quality architectural training and the characteristics that are particularly typical for the period of construction, the villa is also gaining importance in terms of architectural history and architecture. (LfD / 2011)

Initial "BK" above the entrance door, with hall, rich interior and exterior design, wood paneling, lead glass windows, lantern, fittings, etc., garden shed half-timbered, client: dye works owner Bernh. Kuhn.

Interior equipment: Central wood-clad hall with spiral staircase, historic tiles (damaged) in the kitchen on the ground floor, rooms with stucco decorations over the doors on the ground floor, master bedroom with wood paneling, tiles with border in the former bathroom on the upper floor, there also a safe built into the side chamber , probably historical ceiling painting under the ceiling paint, windows and doors were probably dark brown inside, parquet floors.

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Housing estate with enclosure and greenery Franz-Mehring-Platz 3; 5; 7
(card) 		around 1925 Architecturally important, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s / 1930s.
  • Residential complex: Thomas-Mann-Straße 2 and Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 4–12 individual house entrances, in the backyard functional building with storage room, laundry shortage and wash house (see Thomas-Mann-Straße 2),
  • Enclosure: To the street at Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 8-12, enclosure walls to the inner courtyard at Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 15, Kantstr. 2, 8 and 10 as well as Franz-Mehring-Platz 3–7,
  • Settlement green: Front garden area with a row of trees made of spherical maple (Acer platanoides 'Globosum') and pairs of pyramid poplars (Populus nigra 'Italica') at the courtyard entrances along Gerhart-Hauptmann-Straße.
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villa Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse 1
(map) 		1922 In the traditionalist style and home style of the 1920s, built as a director's residence for the Harnisch & Oertel weaving mill, of local and architectural significance.

Shutters, balcony, large bay window, outer house.

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Villa (No. 5b) with rich interior design as well as a garden (including the garden by the outbuilding, No. 5) and fencing Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse 5; 5b
(card) 		1895 Of local and architectural significance, representative villa in historicist style, built by the Leipzig architect Bruno Eelbo for the textile manufacturer Hugo Boessneck, strikingly designed fence.
  • Strikingly designed fence, wrought iron with iron fence posts,
  • Villa: Plastered upper floor, strong window roofing upper floor, central projectile, glass canopy, lantern, protruding roof, original window, round bay window with balcony, pergola, colored glass window staircase, remnants of garden design: open staircase - two dragons, client: manufacturer Hugo Boessneck

The large garden at the villa (Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 5b) could only be roughly recorded from the outside, as the owner's address could not be determined by the lower monument protection authority until the end of November, nor did their own efforts on site or in the state monument authority Led to success. The demarcated remise property (Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 5) was recorded. A poster has been made for the villa in the State Monuments Office. It says: "The garden was given back its historical design." (LfD / 2014, Ragnhild Kober-Carrière)

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Apartment building in half-open development Fritz-Reuter-Strasse 2
(map) 		1929 Of architectural significance, in the reform style of the period after 1910.

Plaster, facade structure, windows with shutters on the ground floor are original.

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Apartment building in a corner and in open development Fritz-Reuter-Strasse 38
(map) 		around 1925 In terms of building history and urban development, it is of importance, location and design, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s.

Plastered building with corner blocks, original front door, creating space.

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Apartment building in closed development Gerberstrasse 6
(map) 		around 1880 Architecturally important, neo-classical plastered facade with an original front door.

Front door, facade structure, original roof structures, plaster facade, plaster ashlar on the ground floor.

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Überlandwerk (electricity works), today district office, with forecourt and free plastic Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 1
(map) 		1936 (electricity company) In terms of building history, art history and local history, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s / 1930s, architect: Hugo Koch, Nerchau and Leipzig (see also the extension, Heinrich-Heine-Straße 11).

Staircase in front of the entrance, window and door walls porphyry, plastic in the stairwell, dining room with natural stone wall cladding and stairs, wing and side building to Heinrich-Heine-Straße (built around 1925?), Administration building with open space for Überlandwerk Glauchau AG, executed by Bauhütte Glauchau , today district office, house 1.

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Tax office, today district office Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 2
(map) 		around 1935 Of importance in terms of art, location and building history, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s / 1930s, echoes of the NS monumental style.

Outside staircase, porphyry window and door frames, vestibule, door fittings, original staircase and banister, today District Office, House 2.

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Housing estate with enclosure and greenery Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 4 to 6; 8th; 9 to 15
(card) 		around 1925 Architecturally important, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s / 1930s.
  • Residential complex: Thomas-Mann-Straße 2 and Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 4–12 individual house entrances, in the backyard functional building with storage room, laundry shortage and wash house (see Thomas-Mann-Straße 2),
  • Enclosure: To the street at Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 8-12, enclosure walls to the inner courtyard at Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 15, Kantstr. 2, 8 and 10 as well as Franz-Mehring-Platz 3–7,
  • Settlement green: Front garden area with a row of trees made of spherical maple (Acer platanoides 'Globosum') and pairs of pyramid poplars (Populus nigra 'Italica') at the courtyard entrances along Gerhart-Hauptmann-Straße.
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Catholic Church (with equipment)
 Catholic Church (with equipment) Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse 34
(map) 		1954-1956 Hall church with separate bell tower, in the traditionalist style of the 1940 / 1950s, echoes of neo-Romanesque, architect: Andreas Marquart, Leipzig, of importance in terms of art history, local history and architectural history.

Three large mosaics over entrances, depicting St. Benno, St. Bonifacius and Maria, with a separate bell tower, late Gothic winged altar around 1500, parish "Assumption of Mary" Glauchau. (Address: Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse 2 or Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse 34).

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Park with statue of Neptune and cascade (with memorial column and goddess of victory) Gründelallee -
(map) 		after 1875 Of importance in terms of garden design and local history, Glauchau's largest park with a rich, old population of trees, laid out as a continuation of the palace park on the initiative of the Beautification Association.

Description and justification of the garden monument:

In 1864 the Gründelteich, which had been drained and rebuilt a few years earlier, was fed from the Mühlgraben via a canal. The Beautification Association founded in 1875 (first chairman was lawyer Ernst Friedrich Grimm) organized concerts, the entrance fees for the park were collected. Emil Lossow and Grimm donated solitary trees. The so-called "new systems" were built starting at the exit of the Rothenbacher Valley.

In the center of the Gründelparkinsel with its four-pass basic form, the gilded goddess of victory Victoria stands in a circular basin on a 13 meter high column, which ends with a cast iron overflow basin (cascade column). The goddess points to the castle with her right arm. The inscription on the plaque attached to the south side of the column base reads: "In honor of the illustrious counts of SCHOENBURG: GLAUCHAU donated this monument to Heinrich Carl Hedrich in Glauchau in 1884". Another plaque on the north side shows the inscription: "INAUGURATED on August 14, 1884". The water for the cascade was pumped into a basin in Boessneck's garden (Plantagenstrasse 10) and led back down to the cascade. The play lasted 10 minutes. It was only held at certain times. The island can be reached via a wooden bridge (renewed in 1936, renovated after 1990) from the path leading around the pond from the south and had a finely divided path system.

The Rochlitz porphyry Neptune figure standing in the water on a plinth was created in 1758 for the market fountain, which was demolished in 1858. At times she was probably on the island.

In the north of the pond there is a causeway between the pond and the filled mill moat, the “Gründelallee”, with a few preserved old oaks and linden trees. The Gründelhaus, also known as the Parkschänke, was built in 1924/1925. Before that, there was a jetty with a small building for the gondola. Paths and two lookout points are located on the former steep slope of the Mulde, overgrown with oak and hornbeam, which delimits the riverside path in the south.

The park is accessed from the city via a road leading down from Plantagenstrasse. From the same point there is also a path to a viewing platform. In an easterly direction, the park stretches across the plain (Hammerwiese) and on the slope to the grounds at the castle. The Hammerdammweg limits it here in the north.

The Gründelpark is closely related to the gardens at the castle and the villa gardens on Plantagenstrasse above the pond. There are road connections to you. Historically, the park bears testimony to the initiatives of the Beautification Association and some personalities for the benefit of the citizens. The specialty of the facility lies in the visual relationships over the water surface. The island with the Hedrichs column forms the main point of reference. The park's pathways and planting are geared towards the spectacle of the water cascade, which is what makes the facility particularly attractive in terms of garden art. (LfD / 2014)

History:

  • On October 9, 1864, the new canal, which connects the Mühlgraben with the pond to feed the pond, was ceremoniously opened. The pond had previously been dry and had been rebuilt,
  • In 1870/80 the Neptune figure came to the Gründelteich and was probably first enthroned on the island (1758 creation of Neptune from Rochlitz porphyry for the market fountain, 1858 demolition of the fountain and installation in the manorial garden),
  • August 12, 1875, constituent meeting of the Glauchau Beautification Association with first chairman, lawyer Ernst Friedrich Grimm, and start of the design of the foundations,
  • 10th November 1883 planting of a Luther oak,
  • In 1884 Carl Hedrich donated a memorial column with a water cascade in honor of the Count of Schönburg-Glauchau,
  • 1st April 1885 planting of a Bismarck oak,
  • 1885 Construction of the avenue around the pond, creation of the so-called "new facilities" (paths from the exit of the Rothenbacher valley up on the steep slope of the Mulde),
  • 1886 Donation of large solitary trees by Emil Lossow and EF Grimm,
  • 1912 plant festival,
  • 1924/1925 construction of the park tavern,
  • 1936 renewal of the bridge,
  • 1939 Improvement of the access from Mühlberg, gondola operation, fish farm, park stage,
  • 2005 Storm with severe damage in the parking area near the stage,
  • 2008 re-erection of a Hedrich monument on the Gründelteichinsel by his great-great-grandson (erected in 1902 by his children in the military garden).

Structural assets:

  • Building: Park tavern on the southern bank of the pond (not a single monument).
  • Development:
    • Entrances: One entrance from Albertsthaler Strasse, two entrances from Wehrstrasse and another one via Hammerwiese, one entrance from Mühlberg, another entrance via Gründelberg and through Hirschgrund.
    • Path system: Scenic curved paths with a water-bound ceiling, Gründelallee and Hammerdammweg designed as dam paths.
  • Horticulture: open-air theater west of the Gründelteich pond.
  • Garden equipment: Neptune sculpture in the pond (individual monument, currently - 2017 - not on site), Hedrich monument on the island (no individual monument).
  • Water elements: Gründelteich with a four-pass island, cascade with memorial column and goddess of victory on the island (single monument), hammer pond with small island.

Vegetable protected goods:

  • Alleys and rows of trees: Gründelallee north of the pond predominantly with alternating winter lime trees (Tilia cordata) and English oaks (Quercus robur), ash alley (Fraxinus excelsior), partly as a row of trees along the Hammerdammweg,
  • Distinctive single trees: Among other things, blood beech (Fagus sylvatica f. Purpurea), linden (Tilia spec.), Red oak (Quercus rubra), columnar oak (Quercus robur 'Fastigiata'), Norway maple (Acer platanoides), Weeping willow (Salix alba 'Tristis'?), Horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum), ash (Fraxinus excelsior), black pine (Pinus nigra), on the island along the bank edge black alder (Anus glutinosa),

Other protected assets:

  • Floor relief: in large parts flat, rising towards the Schlossberg,
  • Visual relationships: Different visual relationships within the park (partially overgrown), especially over the water areas of the Gründelteich pond, the island with the Hedrichsäule forms the main point of reference, through the Hirschgrund to the castle bridge, from the viewing platform in the castle garden into the park.
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Railway bridge over Güterbahnhofstrasse and Zwickauer Mulde Güterbahnhofstrasse
(map) 		1857 Arch bridge on the Dresden – Werdau railway line (km 112.63, 6258, see DW, 6257, see DWCh), of significance in terms of traffic history.

Three-arched, spanning road and river, porphyry detached.

Railway line Dresden – Werdau (line abbreviation 6258, see DW, 6257, see DWCh), two-track Saxon main line, runs from Dresden via Freiberg, Chemnitz and Zwickau to Werdau, where it joins the Leipzig – Hof railway line in the Werdau triangle, opened in several sections, section Dresden – Tharandt, 1858 section Chemnitz – Zwickau, 1862 Tharandt – Freiberg, 1866 Chemnitz to Flöha, complete opening in 1869 with the completion of the Freiberg – Flöha line,

Main purpose: Connection of the hard coal works of the Plauenschen Grund near Tharandt / Freital to the industrial areas in western Saxony that developed in the 19th century, today an important section of the Dresden – Nuremberg connection (Saxony-Franconia main line).

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Side building of the former district court, today a residential building Heinrichshof 1
(map) 		around 1860 Of importance in terms of urban planning and local history, still with a classicistic effect, ensemble with Heinrichshof 2 and 3.

Doors and windows as well as facade structure preserved in their original state, facade with plaster notch.

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Courthouse with jewelry place Heinrichshof 2
(map) 		around 1860 Of local and architectural significance, initially a princely and count's district court, from 1878 a royal district court, built on the site of the lordly "red" Vorwerk, in the historical-classicist style, ensemble with Heinrichshof 1 and 3.
  • District court: facade changed in 1951, inside Bohemian cap vault and Prussian cap vault, mezzanine floor, staircase.
  • Schmuckplatz: Circumferential access path in granite paving, central rectangular lawn area with two intersecting, centrally running paths with a water-bound ceiling, the intersection of the two paths as a round square-like area and planted with central winter linden (Tilia cordata), in the northwest and southwest corner a plane tree (Platanus x hispanica) arranged on each surface, in the northeast and southeast corner angular planting areas with summer flowers.
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Side building of the district court, today a residential building Heinrichshof 3
(map) 		around 1870 Of importance in terms of urban planning and local history, still with a classicist effect, ensemble with Heinrichshof 1 and 2.

Same design as number 1.

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Cavalier's house in the palace garden Heinrichshof 4a
(map) 		around 1800, remodeled in 1933 Significant in local history. 09241638
 
Residential building Heinrichshof 5; 6
(card) 		Mid 19th century Formerly the administrative building of the Hinterglauchau lordship, typical building in good original condition with preserved interior fittings, of architectural and local significance.

Two-storey plastered building, five axes, central entrance with door portal, door portal with horizontal beams, front door with two wings with skylight, there rung division, half-hipped roof, gable triangle with semicircular window subsequently installed, on the ground floor arched window, there the original windows from the time of construction with two-storey extension preserved on the ground floor , Plastered construction, flat saddle roof, extension later, but also worth a monument, in the interior of the dwelling house bohemian cap vaults with belt arches.

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Apartment building in a corner and in a closed development Heinrichstrasse 7a
(map) 		around 1890 In terms of urban planning and building history, it is of importance in the neo-Gothic style.

Ashlar plaster, window frames.

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Apartment building in closed development Hermannstrasse 18
(map) 		around 1890 Architecturally important, clinker brick facade from the Gründerzeit.

Clinker brick facade, original front door. - Status up to 2003 erroneously under “Hermann-Straße 18” in the list.

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Tenement house with restaurant in closed development Hope 2; 3
(card) 		marked 1898 Architecturally important, historic clinker brick facade.

Clinker facade, plaster on the first floor, possibly related to factory architecture.

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Residential building in closed development Hope 5
(card) 		around 1830 Socially and historically important, probably half-timbered upper floor (plastered).

Probably half-timbered upper floor plastered.

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Residential building in closed development Hope 79
(card) 		19th century Socially and historically important, probably half-timbered upper floor (plastered).

Half-timbered upper floor plastered, doors original, roof structures too big.

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Residential building in closed development Hope 89
(card) 		around 1880 Architecturally important, plastered facade from the Gründerzeit.

Gate passage, gate, fittings, shutters, facade design original.

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Apartment building in a corner and in a closed development Jägerstrasse 1
(map) 		around 1900 With a shop, of importance in terms of town planning and building history, clinker brick building from the Gründerzeit, in good original condition with a significant impact on the townscape.

Clinker brick facade, with window canopies, changed in the roof area.

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Apartment building designed as a closed development (structural unit with Auestrasse 46 and 44) Jägerstrasse 2
(map) 		around 1900 Significant in terms of building history and urban development, Wilhelminian style building with clinker brick facade. 09241355
 
Villa with enclosure Jahnstrasse 19
(map) 		around 1925 Of architectural significance, in the reform style of the period after 1910 and echoes of the Art Deco style, elaborate door panels.

Outside staircase, elaborate door frames, fence and pillars.

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Residential house in open development Johannisstrasse 1a
(map) 		around 1930 Of local and architectural significance, in the traditionalist style of the 1920 / 1930s, villa of the director of the textile mill.

Former villa of the director of the textile mill, original outside, doors, fittings and so on inside.

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Housing estate with enclosure and greenery Kantstrasse 2; 4; 6; 8th; 10
(card) 		around 1925 Architecturally important, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s / 1930s.
  • Residential complex: Thomas-Mann-Straße 2 and Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 4–12 individual house entrances, in the backyard functional building with storage room, laundry shortage and wash house (see Thomas-Mann-Straße 2),
  • Enclosure: To the street at Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 8-12, enclosure walls to the inner courtyard at Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 15, Kantstr. 2, 8 and 10 as well as Franz-Mehring-Platz 3–7,
  • Settlement green: Front garden area with a row of trees made of spherical maple (Acer platanoides 'Globosum') and pairs of pyramid poplars (Populus nigra 'Italica') at the courtyard entrances along Gerhart-Hauptmann-Straße.
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Slaughterhouse with administration building, restoration building, cold storage and slaughterhouses as well as stable building, coach house, horse stable and medical slaughterhouse Kantstrasse 11
(map) 		1895-1896 In terms of local history, social history, urban development, architectural history and economic history, the clinker brick buildings of the Wilhelminian era.

Yellow clinker brick, designed factory complex, largely original on the outside, set off with green glazed bricks.

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Apartment house in a corner Karlstrasse 14
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century Architecturally important, in the style of early historicism (round arch style), corner towers that characterize the street scene.

Rustic plaster, front door, corner turret, partially coupled windows, windows all changed, arched windows.

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Front door of a residential building Kirchgasse 2
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Craftsmanship and artistically important, classicist front door. 09241363
 
Evangelical town church St. Georg (with equipment)
More pictures 		Evangelical town church St. Georg (with equipment) Kirchplatz
(map) 		1726-1728 In terms of architectural history, art history, local history and the appearance of the town, the surrounding walls of the Gothic church were preserved, with valuable baroque furnishings.
  • Evangelical town church St. Georg: Stately baroque building on a Gothic basis. From 1726 to 1728, including the previous Gothic building, rebuilt by master builder Johann Herrmann, court carpenter Johann Michael Dörffel and building contractor Samuel Nendel. Restoration in 1842, thorough renovation in 1892, with a new color scheme for the interior under the direction of Christian Schramm. Extensive interior restoration and return to the original baroque state between 1960 and 1964.
  • Building: Rectangular plastered building, the drawn-in choir with a 3/8 end, studded with strong buttresses. Two-storey box extensions on the north and south sides of the choir. Strong west tower, the square substructure and the main portal from the Gothic previous building, the bell storey continued polygonally, with a Welsch dome and lantern.
  • Interior: Spacious gallery hall with mirror vaults over a strong cornice, supported by the stone pillars of the two-storey, circumferential gallery. The choir also has a mirror vault. On the east side behind the altar two glazed boxes belonging to the Counts of Schönburg-Hinterglauchau and Schönburg-Fordglauchau. Two-story box prospect on the north choir wall with pilasters and strong cranked cornices, two unadorned boxes on the south wall of the choir. In the south, adjoining the choir, sacristy and baptistery.
  • Furnishing:
    • In the choir room, a baroque sandstone altar from 1728 with an architectural structure, donated by Count Otto Ernst von Schönburg-Hinterglauchau. 1960/64 traced back to a baroque appearance and supplemented by a wooden altarpiece with a halo and crucifix on the middle part of the altar. Baroque, chalice-shaped polygonal baptismal font from 1729 with foliage, the wooden lid is a six-part, richly carved crown with three painted medallions with baptismal images, crowned by a female figure. Baroque pulpit (restored 1960–64), parables on the parapets: Christ as the light of the world, as the sower, as the good shepherd, as the right vine, as the lamb and as the door. On the south wall of the choir between the altar and the pulpit, two Schönburg epitaphs with the painted portrait of Count Otto Ernst von Schönburg and the painted bust of Count Friedrich Erdmann von Schönburg, surrounded by trophies (donated in 1738), both colored, wood. Classical baptism from 1842 in the unadorned baptistery. Cast iron column with representations of angels between palm trees, symbolizing the means of grace, the word of God and both sacraments. The lid made of brass. On the west side of the baptistery there is a neo-Gothic carved altar from the castle chapel of Hinterglauchau Castle with a crucifixion group by the Mayersche Kunstanstalt in Munich. Figures in white.
    • In the nave on the pillars of the north gallery, two high-quality carved figures of less than life size, depictions of St. Mauritius and St. Stephen, from the demolition of a lost Gothic carved altar. Under the north gallery remains of an ornate predella with the adoration of St. three kings, colored carved figures in front of a gilded background. In the same place a graceful, life-size crescent moon Madonna, colored carved figure around 1480/90, probably from the former high altar. Under the south pore, a small late Gothic winged altar without predella and attachment. In the shrine the Holy Family, in the left wing carved representation of John Evangelista and a saint without attribute, in the right wing Peter and St. Elisabeth. On the back of the wings painted tendrils made of grapes and ears of wheat as well as verses from the Bible. The painted carved figures in front of a gilded, punched background. The setting and painting of the small carved altar point to the workshop of the Zwickau carver Peter Breuer, the figures to the Altenburg workshop of Franz Prüfer.
    • Organ and lavishly carved prospectus by Gottfried Silbermann , 1730.
    • On the south pore a copy of the painting Christ as a teacher by Giovanni Bellini . In front of it life-size figures of the four evangelists, unmounted, high-quality carved figures from the 19th century. In the nave a stone, thorn-crowned Christ head and a small ceramic relief depicting the flagellation, both 15th century.
    • In the groin-vaulted tower hall there is a small stone epitaph for Richard Clemens Graf and Herr von Schönburg, simple work from the beginning of the 20th century. (Dehio Sachsen II. 1998)

Altar 1510, Silbermann organ: two-manual, consecrated in 1730, stripped of individual voices in 1840 by Urban Kreutzbach, Borna, in order to have space for modern registers. Renewed in 1949 by master organ builder Hans Michel, individual stops being replaced by the old ones.

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Residential house in semi-open development Kirchplatz 2
(map) 		around 1800 In terms of urban development, it is of importance, essentially a baroque building, defining the square. 09241366
 
Cantor Council and Inner Mission
 Cantor Council and Inner Mission Kirchplatz 3
(map) 		around 1895 Of local and architectural importance, Wilhelminian style building, clinker brick facade in the style of historicism with an elaborately designed gable.

Original clinker brick facade, front door and window.

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Superintendent
 Superintendent Kirchplatz 5
(map) 		1721 Of local and architectural importance, representative baroque building with a mansard roof, defining the square.

Simple baroque building.

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Diaconate Kirchplatz 6
(map) 		1754 Of importance in terms of local and architectural history, a baroque building that defines the square with a historicist gable.

Simple baroque building, registered under the address "Kirchplatz 7".

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Row of houses Kopernikusstrasse 46; 48; 50; 52; 54
(card) 		around 1955 Of architectural significance, in the style of the national building tradition of the 1950s, built as a student residence in connection with the technical school opposite. 09241371
 
Technical school Kopernikusstraße 51
(map) 		1954 Of local and architectural importance, monumental building in the style of the national building tradition of the 1950s. 09241370
 
Double apartment building on the corner (Address: Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Straße 14 and Körnerstraße 10) Körnerstrasse 10
(map) 		around 1910 Architecturally important, with half-timbered gables and decorated wooden core also on the courtyard side.

Half-timbered gable, decorated wooden bay window, skylights windows, colored glass windows, color scheme of the facade bad.

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image designation location Dating description ID
Spinning mill building Leipziger Platz 8
(map) 		1866, later extensions From a technological and architectural point of view of importance, the twisting and spinning mill Sachsenring, yellow historical clinker brick building with tower.

Yellow brick with a tower.

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Residential and commercial building (with two house numbers) in closed development
 Residential and commercial building (with two house numbers) in closed development Leipziger Strasse 6; 7
(card) 		around 1870 Of local and architectural significance, printing works, in the style of historicism, representative ground floor.

Mezzanine floor, tooth frieze, representative ground floor with columns, neo-Gothic design language, saying: "German house and German land / God shield you with a strong hand, this stone will fall apart / the word continues in print".

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Reichsbank building, also residential and commercial building in closed development
 Reichsbank building, also residential and commercial building in closed development Leipziger Strasse 37
(map) 		1904 Structurally, historically and in terms of town planning, it is of importance, the neo-renaissance gable that characterizes the street scene, the location on the Schillerpark that characterizes the townscape.

Neo-Renaissance gable, today Volksbank.

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Apartment building in closed development Leipziger Strasse 54
(map) 		around 1910 Architecturally important, simple historicist-classicist plastered facade. 09241376
 
Post office building, surrounding wall of the property and observation tower on Postberg Leipziger Strasse 62
(map) 		1892-1893 In terms of town planning, location and architectural history of importance, representative building with corner tower, in the style of late historicism, location at the Schillerpark that defines the townscape.

Representative building, decorative painting in the counter hall, wooden paneling, original front door.

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Residential building in closed development Leipziger Strasse 83
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century, older in the core With a shop, historically important, plastered facade from the Wilhelminian era, striking roof structures.

Back building with half-timbered upper floor, front building with shop, shop changed, back building probably demolished before 2009.

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Residential house (with two house numbers) in a corner Leipziger Strasse 91; 92
(card) 		around 1920/1930 With a shop, of local and architectural significance, former “Haus Vaterland” restaurant, plastered facade with corner bay window and Art Deco elements.

Art Deco ornamentation.

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Apartment building in closed development Lerchenstrasse 10
(map) 		around 1880 Architecturally important, plastered facade from the Gründerzeit.

Cornice, plaster facade, toothed frieze, base Cyclops masonry, window canopies, original front door.

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Apartment building in closed development Lerchenstrasse 12
(map) 		around 1880 Architecturally important, plastered facade from the Gründerzeit.

See number 10.

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Residential house in semi-open development Lessingstrasse 7
(map) 		1896 Architecturally important, Wilhelminian style building with half-timbered gable and porch porch.

Belonging to the factory, gable with half-timbering, window frames and base of glazed brick, plaster probably renewed, original roof structure.

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milestone Lichtensteiner Strasse
(map) 		after 1858 (milestone) Station stone, of importance in terms of traffic history.

Sandstone, with inscription and crown, restored.

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Aggregate cemetery Glauchau Lichtensteiner Strasse 39; 39a
(card) 		since 1869 Architectural history, garden history, local history and landscape design / urban development of importance, chapel from the period of historicism with remains of the old cemetery gate (Renaissance portal).

With the following individual monuments:

  • Cemetery design (garden monument),
  • Cemetery chapel (with a staggered portal from the old town church),
  • Morgue,
  • Administration building,
  • Cemetery gate,
  • Two war memorials (for those who fell in the Franco-German War and those who died in the First World War),
  • Honor grove for the fallen of the First and Second World Wars and the following
  • Gravestones: Kuhn family, Berger family, Hugo Hedrich, Heyne family, Ehret family, Guido Erler family, A. Kreisig / F. Ulrich (master builder), Dr. jur. Otto Schimmel, Heinrich Zahn, family sites II / 34 up to and including II / 40, mausoleum Heinrich Carl Hedrich, memorial stone "Our 106th comrades", first grave cross from the cemetery creation in 1869, family sites I / 1 Lindner / Schmidt, Ludwig Leuschner family crypt , Hereditary funeral of the Felix Weissbach family, Grabfeld III.47, hereditary burial of Grabfeld III.48 (next to F. Weissbach), hereditary burial of the Emil Lossow family, Grabfeld I.7,
  • (see also single features same address - Obj. 09241383)
  • as well as the cemetery wall as an entity part.

History:

  • 1869 cemetery laid out on Lichtensteiner Strasse,
  • June 1, 1869 Farewell party and a procession from the old Gottesackerkirche to the new burial place, the archway of the old Gottesacker is walled in over the entrance of the chapel,
  • before 1909 extension (see table sheet, sheet 96, 1909),
  • In 1919 there were 520 linden trees, 220 chestnuts and 120 maple trees.

Cemetery parts:

  • Kapellenplatz with cemetery chapel, mortuary, administration building and war memorial for those who fell in the Franco-Prussian War of 1870/1871,
  • Northwest part with six quarters,
  • South-east part with 16 quarters and war memorial First World War with honor grove,
  • Economic sector in the southeast,
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Individual features of the aggregate cemetery Glauchau: Lichtensteiner Strasse 39; 39a
(card) 		1869/1870 Architecturally and locally of importance, chapel from the period of historicism with remains of the old cemetery gate (Renaissance portal).

With the following individual monuments:

  • Cemetery design (garden monument),
  • Cemetery chapel (with a staggered portal from the old town church),
  • Morgue,
  • Administration building,
  • Cemetery gate,
  • Two war memorials (for those who fell in the Franco-German War and those who died in the First World War),
  • Honor grove for the fallen of the First and Second World Wars and the following
  • Gravestones: Kuhn family, Berger family, Hugo Hedrich, Heyne family, Ehret family, Guido Erler family, A. Kreisig / F. Ulrich (master builder), Dr. jur. Otto Schimmel, Heinrich Zahn, family sites II / 34 up to and including II / 40, mausoleum Heinrich Carl Hedrich, memorial stone "Our 106th comrades", first grave cross from the cemetery creation in 1869, family sites I / 1 Lindner / Schmidt, Ludwig Leuschner family crypt , Hereditary funeral of the Felix Weissbach family, Grabfeld III.47, hereditary burial of Grabfeld III.48 (next to F. Weissbach), hereditary burial of the Emil Lossow family, Grabfeld I.7,
  • (see also single features same address - Obj. 09241383)
  • as well as the cemetery wall as an entity part.

Description and justification of the garden monument:

The cemetery is accessed from Lichtensteiner Straße through the cemetery gate, which leads to Kapellenplatz. The gate system is located between the morgue and the administration building and consists of two gate and four fence pillars made of sandstone as well as three wrought-iron fence panels, an access gate and a gate. The cemetery gate, the Franco-German war memorial and the chapel are arranged in one axis. A regular orthogonal path system is divided into a longitudinal axis, ten transverse axes and paths running parallel to the fence. It opens up the 22 quarters lying in two rows. Along the main path, which runs from northwest to southeast, there is an avenue of winter linden trees. Rows of horse chestnuts stand on the inside of the two outer longitudinal paths of the cemetery. The cross paths are made up of avenues made of winter linden trees. The cemetery, laid out in the classic structure in 1869 and expanded to the southeast around 1900, is still dominated by its tall tree alleys and rows. Due to its elevated and open location outside the city, it is visible from afar - especially at the time of the chestnut blossom. From the cemetery there are several views of the neighboring Bismarck Tower. Due to its clear, classic structure, which is enhanced by freely growing tree-lined avenues, it is of garden historical value. Its extensive location on Lichtenfelder Straße has landscape / urban significance. (LfD / 2014, 2017)

Some personalities in chapel:

  • Ludwig Leuschner (manufacturer in Glauchau and manor owner in Limbach-Oberfrohna),
  • Felix Weissbach (Glauchau manufacturer, died 1907),
  • Ehret (manufacturer).

History:

  • 1869 cemetery laid out on Lichtensteiner Strasse,
  • June 1, 1869 Farewell party and a procession from the old Gottesackerkirche to the new burial place, the archway of the old Gottesacker is walled in over the entrance of the chapel,
  • before 1909 extension (see table sheet, sheet 96, 1909),
  • In 1919 there were 520 linden trees, 220 chestnuts and 120 maple trees.

Cemetery parts:

  • Kapellenplatz with cemetery chapel, mortuary, administration building and war memorial for those who fell in the Franco-Prussian War of 1870/1871,
  • Northwest part with six quarters,
  • South-east part with 16 quarters and war memorial First World War with honor grove,
  • Economic sector in the southeast,

Structural assets:

  • Building:
    • Cemetery chapel with remains of the old cemetery gates of the old Glauchau Gottesackers (16th century),
    • Mortuary and administration building on Lichtensteiner Strasse (all individual monuments).
  • Enclosure: cemetery wall with wall sections along the north-east, south-east and south-west boundaries of the cemetery (entity part).

Development / access:

  • Main access gate (single monument) from Lichtensteiner Straße between morgue and administration building with sandstone posts,
  • Two-winged access gate and a single-winged gate made of ornamental grilles,
  • Opposite it on the southwest side of the cemetery is a side entrance with a two-winged access gate made of ornamental grilles,
  • Further access through the economic area in the southeast,
  • Path system: Orthogonal path system, follows the layout of the cemetery.

War memorials:

  • War memorial 1870/1871 made of sandstone, inscription on the front:

“The homeland gratefully dedicates this monument to the heroes who lost their lives in holy strife for the greatness and freedom of the fatherland. Praise be to those who found death for their fatherland "(individual monument),

  • War Memorial First World War: Made of Rochlitz porphyry with honorary grove for the victims of the First and Second World War (individual monument).

Vegetable protected goods:

  • Avenue of winter lime trees (Tilia cordata) along the main route axis, at the north-western end partly maple or birch (presumably later replacement plantings),
  • Rows of horse chestnuts (Aesculus hippocastanum) with patchy rows of trees along paths parallel to the cemetery walls,
  • Cross paths usually with avenues made of winter linden (Tilia cordata),
  • Connection path from the main gate to the side entrance on the southwest side with black alder (Alnus glutinosa),

There are rhododendrons in the entire cemetery area.

Other protected assets:

  • Ground relief: flat,
  • View connections to the neighboring Bismarck Tower.
 09241383
 
Apartment building in closed development Lichtensteiner Strasse 44
(map) 		1864 Architecturally important. 09241384
 
Apartment house in a corner Lichtensteiner Strasse 70
(map) 		around 1900 With a shop, of importance in terms of urban development, Wilhelminian style building with a crenellated crown.

Cross-drugstore, making street space.

09241385
 
Apartment building in closed development Lindenstrasse 25
(map) 		around 1890 Architecturally important, Wilhelminian style building with rich facade structure.

Rich facade structure.

09241387
 
Apartment building in closed development and detached rear building Lindenstrasse 26
(map) 		around 1880 Architecturally important, Wilhelminian style building with rich facade structure and a central bay that characterizes the street scene.

Rich facade structure, bay window, gate passage, rich interior fittings in the vestibule, wood paneling, colored glass windows, fireplace, former indoor fountain, building files !, staircase Bohemian cap vault, former villa textile manufacturer Rox?, Side building clinker brick / half-timbered.

09241388
 
Apartment house designed in closed development Lindenstrasse 27
(map) 		around 1880 Architecturally important, Wilhelminian style plastered facade with balcony, in neo-Gothic style.

Neo-Gothic elements, cornice over the window, first floor balcony, offset door.

09241389
 
Realgymnasium with gym extension Lindenstrasse 28
(map) 		1878, later expanded Of local and architectural importance, splendid historicist plastered facade.

Former secondary school, inaugurated with secondary school, August 29, 1878, extensions: 1888, 1898, 1910, a copy of Veronese's "Marriage of Cana" by Glauchau painter Paul Geißler 1925 hung in the chanting room, original gym interior design, simple interior design of the school, rich facade structure, formerly Georgius Agricola High School.

09241390
 
Residential building Lindenstrasse 33
(map) 		1875 Structurally and historically of importance, Wilhelminian style building, good original inventory, was family property of the manufacturers of Backpack.

Good original inventory, former family property of the Backpack, plaster ashlar, rich facade structure.

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school Lindenstrasse 45
(map) 		1877-1878 Of local and architectural importance, Wilhelminian-style school building, former II. District school. 09241393
 
Summer bath Lungwitzer Strasse
(map) 		1925 Of local history, wooden changing rooms and kiosks.

Inaugurated June 28, 1925, changing rooms, kiosks all wood.

09241395
 
Two railway viaducts over Lungwitzbach and Lungwitztalstrasse
More pictures 		Two railway viaducts over Lungwitzbach and Lungwitztalstrasse Lungwitztalstrasse
(map) 		around 1900 Directly next to each other, the Glauchau - Chemnitz and Glauchau - Rochlitz (Muldentalbahn) routes, characterizing the landscape due to its exposed, undeveloped location, of importance in terms of traffic history.

Individual features in the above-mentioned entity (see entity 09306181):

Bridge on the Glauchau – Chemnitz railway line: Five-arch bridge in reinforced concrete construction, simple design, the round arches are emphasized by rusting.

Bridge on the Glauchau – Rochlitz railway line: two-arch bridge (elongated segment arches) in reinforced concrete construction, without decorative elements, reinforcement partially exposed, arched openings in the pillars, km 0.9.

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image designation location Dating description ID
Residential building in closed development Marienstraße 27
(map) 		around 1870 Architecturally important, plastered facade from the Gründerzeit.

Facade structure, doors original.

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Residential building in closed development Marienstraße 28
(map) 		around 1850 Architecturally important, historicist-classicist plastered facade.

With gate passage, doors, windows, gate original.

09241397
 
Residential house in semi-open development Marienstraße 34
(map) 		around 1870 Architecturally of importance, original stock, plastered facade from the Gründerzeit, distinctive dwelling in the roof.

Original stock.

09241398
 
Factory and finishing building Marienstraße 46
(map) 		around 1870 Of local and architectural significance, late classicist building with a central projectile and delicate facade structure.

Overlap cornices, rustic plaster, formerly Karl Thomas sen.?

09241400
 
Malt house Marienstraße 47
(map) 		around 1850 Of local and architectural significance, mighty building with a crooked hip roof, rich original inventory, classicistic portal.

Rich original stock, endangered.

09241401
 
Town hall (with several building parts) Market 1
(map) 		1819 In terms of urban planning, architectural history, local history and the character of the townscape, there is a thick tower in the mansard roof, a classicist building with a baroque effect.

Burnt down in 1813, listed again in 1819, extensive redesign inside in 1922/1923, the neighboring house (formerly Markt 2) is now part of the town hall, its own house number no longer exists.

09241402
 
Residential building in closed development, formerly a hotel
 Residential building in closed development, formerly a hotel Market 8
(map) 		19th century In terms of town planning, location and architectural history of importance, simple plastered construction that characterizes the marketplace.

Former hotel "Deutscher Hof", supposedly demolished before 2005, was not yet demolished in 2009.

09241403
 
Residential building in closed development
 Residential building in closed development Market 11
(map) 		Late 18th century Significant in terms of urban planning and architectural history, building with a mansard roof that characterizes the square, and half-timbered gable wall facing Nicolaistrasse.

Mansard roof, space-forming grounds.

09241404
 
Remains of the city wall Market 11 (near)
(map) 		medieval At Markt 11, Nicolaistraße 2, behind Georgenkirche, of local history. 09241405
 
Pharmacy and residential building in corner location (two parts of the building with Nicolaistraße 19)
 Pharmacy and residential building in corner location (two parts of the building with Nicolaistraße 19) Markt 12
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century In terms of urban planning, location and building history of importance, well-proportioned facade with central projection and building sculpture. 09241406
 
Residential building in closed development
 Residential building in closed development Markt 13
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century In terms of urban planning and building history, it is a simple baroque building. 09241407
 
Residential building in closed development
 Residential building in closed development Market 14
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century Significant in terms of urban planning and architectural history, simple baroque building, valuable interior fittings.

Built-in cupboard in the stairwell, end of the 18th century, cellar.

09241408
 
Residential building in closed development
 Residential building in closed development Market 15
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century In terms of urban planning and building history, it is a simple baroque building. 09241409
 
House in a corner
 House in a corner Markt 16
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century In terms of urban planning and building history, it is a simple baroque building. 09241410
 
Residential house in corner location and in closed development
 Residential house in corner location and in closed development Markt 17
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century With a shop, of importance in terms of urban development and architectural history, a building that characterizes the square with a mansard roof and an elaborate roof extension, baroque stucco ceilings inside.

Baroque stucco ceilings on the first floor, facade molded.

09241411
 
Pharmacy and house in closed development
 Pharmacy and house in closed development Markt 19
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century, later reshaped In terms of town planning, location and architectural history, it is essentially a baroque building and a pretty Art Deco facade from the 1920s.

Baroque door frame on the first floor.

09241412
 
Residential building in closed development
 Residential building in closed development Markt 21
(map) 		around 1900 With a shop, of importance in terms of urban development and architectural history, a pretty facade.

"Max Röhner" leather goods.

09241413
 
Shop front of a residential building Marktstrasse 12
(map) 		around 1905 Architecturally important, representative architectural design in the style of historicism.

Shop door and architectural design, shop area of ​​the facade.

09241415
 
villa Martinistraße 1
(map) 		1887 Of local and architectural significance, representative building from the Wilhelminian era.

Built for city councilor CW Strauss, later temporarily owned by the manufacturer Schütz, who had a winter garden added, builder Julius Ulrich, Glauchau.

09241527
 
Rental villa Martinistraße 2
(map) 		1867 (villa) Significant in terms of local history, Gründerzeit plastered facade, originally restoration with a terrace, later court office of Count Carl von Schönburg (without prison), then district court builder HH Hunger and master mason HH Hunger, restaurant run by restaurateur F. Jähnichen since 1887. 09241499
 
villa Martinistraße 5
(map) 		around 1900 Architecturally important, splendid late historic building with floating gables and wooden vestibule.

Window changed, rear conservatory extension u. a. Modernizations, floating gables, beautiful front door with a wooden vestibule.

09241416
 
Villa with enclosure Martinistraße 6
(map) 		1894 Architecturally of importance, simple Wilhelminian style building with a classicistic effect.

Erected for Otto Doerffel by master bricklayer Friedrich Krumbiegel, Glauchau. 1920 Conversions by master builder R. Ulrich for builder Ernst Klunker.

09241530
 
villa Martinistraße 8
(map) 		1886, remodeled in 1922 Of local and architectural importance, richly structured villa in historicist style.

Plaster ashlar on the ground floor, bay windows and balconies, front door and windows original, corner bay windows with ornamental decorations, lead glass windows, built as a home for Adolf Günther by master builder Th. Kästner, Glauchau, later owned by manufacturer Max Bössneck, extension and conversion by master builder in 1922 A. Reichenbach, enclosure (along Martinistraße) demolished before 2009.

09241417
 
villa Martinistraße 10
(map) 		1885 Of local and architectural importance, Wilhelminian style villa, elaborately designed staircase, architects: Lossow & Viehweger, Dresden.

Elaborately designed staircase, marble cladding, serpentinite u. a. Mid-1920s, client: businessman Ludwig Glissmann, architect Lossow & Viehweger.

09241418
 
villa Martinistraße 15
(map) 		1902 Of local and architectural importance, charming little villa with half-timbered elements, stylistically between historicism and the reform style of the period after 1900, client: textile manufacturer Strübell.

Half-timbered elements, protruding floating gable clad in wood, numerous balconies, rearranged and raised, shutters, lavishly designed lead glass window in the stairwell, former Kratz villa, simple interior design, builder Reinhold Ulrich, Glauchau, client: spinning mill owner W. Strübell, owner of the worsted spinning mill, Pflübellü & Co.

09241419
 
Villa with villa garden and enclosure Meeraner Strasse 13
(map) 		1899 In terms of art, garden art, local history and architectural history of importance, upper-class villa with representative furnishings, in the style of historicism, inside good stock, characterized by historicist and Art Nouveau views, park of the villa garden monument of high rank.

Description and justification of the garden monument:

The representative villa garden, which was laid out in a landscape style at the end of the 19th century, includes a generous driveway in the north-west of the villa, the area close to the house with three open parking spaces in the north-east, south-east and south-west of the villa, and the extensive south-west with a rich tree population Park area with pond, landscaped path system, viewing hills and seating.

The fence system made of metal construction with iron pillars and massive clinker pillars and the gate system with four high pillars, gate and two gates ends in the southeast with a section of wall. There is a raised seat on the garden side, a so-called curiosity. The villa, which is set back in the garden, is accessed via the straight driveway with a semicircular driveway (water-bound path cover) and an access path with burned, colored pavement stones. Beeches, oaks and linden trees surround the driveway and have a framing effect with other tall linden and chestnut trees near the villa. From the paths in the periphery of the villa's open parking spaces, the view is therefore directed to different parts of the villa's facade, which are thus particularly emphasized. From the villa, the structure of the edges of the open parking spaces can be seen in a similarly interesting way. Deciduous and coniferous trees create a border situation that is varied in structure, color and shape of the park area, which extends further into the southwest area and is more shaded by trees. A pond and a viewing hill form another open parking space in this area.

The variety of trees and the multitude of park images within the landscaped park and in relation to the villa make up the artistic value of the villa garden. Due to the death of some old trees and wild growth, these are endangered and impaired. The occasional apparently undertaken planting of several trees of the same species in one planting hole is interesting. The park of the villa belongs to the phase of the mature landscaped gardens of the late 19th century and is of particular value in terms of garden history and garden art. (LfD / 2014 Ragnhild Kober-Carrière)

Generous former factory owner's villa, clinker brick construction, remains of the park preserved, fence and fence posts with garden gate, tower, further development in the park, formerly Villa Fabrikant Berger, typical historicist building, inside good stock, characterized by historicist and Art Nouveau concepts, park laid out at the same time as the villa , Garden monument of high standing, winding paths, groups of trees and open spaces, easily recognizable despite years of neglect (villa garden partly built over with new houses, address: Schindmaaser Weg 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, Flstk. 3222/5, 3222/6, 3222/7, 3222/8, 3222/9, 3222/10, 3222/11, 3222/12 and 3222/13 - no longer part of the garden monument).

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Rental villa with front garden Meeraner Strasse 15
(map) 		around 1900 From an architectural point of view, it is of importance, from the Gründerzeit plastered building with a wooden outer house, good original inventory.

Good original inventory, decorated wood front, mezzanine floor, floating gable, plastered facade.

09241421
 
Apartment building in closed development Meeraner Strasse 17
(map) 		marked 1898 Architecturally important, representative clinker brick facade from the late 19th century.

Upper floor clinker brick, good original inventory.

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Apartment building in closed development Meeraner Strasse 19
(map) 		marked 1896 Architecturally important, representative clinker brick facade from the late 19th century.

With good original stock.

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Apartment building in half-open development Meeraner Strasse 21
(map) 		around 1900 Architecturally important, Art Nouveau facade.

Plaster ornamentation: Art Nouveau, badly damaged, original front door.

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Apartment building in closed development Meeraner Strasse 52
(map) 		around 1890/1900 Architecturally important, from the 19th century plastered facade with rich sculptural decoration.

Plastered facade, plastering on the ground floor, plastic jewelry.

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Residential building Mittelgasse 11
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century Architecturally important, beautiful baroque building with a mansard roof.

Half-timbered upper floor plastered, creating space, mansard roof, incorrectly recorded under the address: Mittelgasse 10.

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Residential building Mühlberg 6
(map) 		1710 dendro Baroque building with a mansard roof, part of the castle mill, of local and architectural importance.

Hipped mansard roof, upper floor half-timbered partially plastered, residential building of the former castle mill, front door.

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Municipal bathhouse Mühlgrabenstrasse 1; 2; 3; 4
(card) 		1904 With a swimming pool, of importance in terms of art history, location and architectural history, neo-Romanesque and neo-baroque style elements.

Urban bathing establishment, Romanesque and Baroque style elements, mixed construction - yellow clinker brick and plastered surfaces, parts of the interior fittings and furnishings preserved, ceiling in the swimming pool changed, galleries missing, in addition to swimming pools, various medical facilities and bath cells.

09241429
 
Apartment house in a corner Mühlgrabenstrasse 27
(map) 		around 1912 With a shop (pharmacy), of importance in terms of town planning and building history, Wilhelminian style building with accented corners, rich facade structure.

Adler pharmacy, ground floor changed, rich facade structure.

09241430
 

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image designation location Dating description ID
Front door of a residential building Nicolaistraße 1
(map) 		Early 19th century Craftsmanship and artistically important, classicist front door. 09241431
 
House in a corner
 House in a corner Nicolaistrasse 11
(map) 		around 1800 With shop, of importance in terms of town planning and building history, half-timbered building with a mansard roof that defines the townscape, historic shop front.

Shop area 1899.

09241432
 
Front door of a residential building Nicolaistraße 12
(map) 		around 1850 In terms of craftsmanship and art, it is of importance, neoclassical-Gründerzeit front door. 09241433
 
Bay window of a residential building Nicolaistraße 13
(map) 		around 1900 Craftsmanship and artistic importance, pretty half-timbered bay with Art Nouveau decor. 09241434
 
House in corner location (two parts of the building with market 12) Nicolaistraße 19
(map) 		around 1860 Of local and architectural importance, part of the Mohrenapotheke on the market.

A house with Mohren-Apotheke.

09241435
 

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image designation location Dating description ID
Water tower
 Water tower Obere Muldenstrasse 63
(map) 		1928-1930 In terms of technology history, the tower of the elevated tank, Glauchau service waterworks.

Tower decommissioned in 1950, commissioned in 1930, structural expansion in 1934 and 1950.

09241437
 
Former children's institution Oststrasse 30
(map) 		around 1870 Of importance in terms of local and architectural history, Gründerzeit plastered facade, good original inventory, 09241439
 
Double tenement house in closed development
 Double tenement house in closed development Otto-Schimmel-Strasse 2; 4
(card) 		around 1925 Architecturally of importance, architecturally high-quality double apartment building in a design typical of the time and in good original condition, with expressionistic design elements, location opposite the Schillerpark.

Both buildings: three-storey plastered building with expressionistic design elements, shop area on the ground floor presumably simplified, roof bay window over three axes, mansard roof with simple dormers, strong cornice between the first and second floors and cornice, windows on the first floor designed as twin windows, connected by decorated pillars, monument value: scientific value.

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movie theater Otto-Schimmel-Strasse 6
(map) 		1925 Significant in terms of local and architectural history, unique in Expressionism and Art Deco.

Art Deco ornamentation, inaugurated on November 2, 1925, colored glass windows.

09241440
 
formerly VEB Textilwerke "Palla", formerly Ernst Seifert, Otto-Schimmel-Straße 8a, former factory owner's house, Otto-Schimmel-Straße 8 and former administration building Bössneck & Meyer, Scherbergplatz 1 and Erich-Fraaß-Straße 24
 formerly VEB Textilwerke "Palla" , formerly Ernst Seifert, Otto-Schimmel-Straße 8a, former factory owner's house, Otto-Schimmel-Straße 8 and former administration building Bössneck & Meyer, Scherbergplatz 1 and Erich-Fraaß-Straße 24 Otto-Schimmel-Strasse 8; 8a
(card) 		1927–1928 (textile industry) Of great importance in terms of technology, location and architectural history, in the reform style of the time around 1910, neoclassical and neo-baroque style influences, main building Palla, neoclassical and neo-baroque style influences, former business building of the Ernst Seifert company, component Scherbergplatz 1926, architect R. Ulrich / site manager Krebs Dresden, Another component at Otto-Schimmel-Strasse, formerly Bössneck & Meyer Bauwerk v. Arch. Krebs 1925, group of buildings at Scherbergplatz / Erich-Fraaß-Straße, formerly with address: Erich-Fraaß-Straße 25 and Scherbergplatz 1, Otto-Schimmel-Straße 8. - Official residence of the Ernst Seifert company. 09241442
 
Crèche with plastic in the front yard, today a kindergarten Otto-Schimmel-Strasse 9
(map) 		1953 Architecturally and historically important, in the style of the national building tradition of the 1950s, first day-care center in Glauchau after 1945.

Company crèche of Textilwerke Palla, today (2010) day-care center "Pusteblume", carried out by VEB Baubetrieb Glauchau, plastic with Signum CC 1953, depicting kindergarten teacher with children,

House: original interior, with lamps, banisters, windows and doors, was the Palla company crèche, the first in Glauchau after 1945, colored windows in the stairwell.

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Residential building, part of a row of residential buildings as a head building Otto-Schimmel-Strasse 11 09303538
 
Double house as part of a row of houses Otto-Schimmel-Strasse 13; 15
(card) 		around 1915 In terms of urban planning and building history, it is in the reform style of the period after 1910, counterpart of the textile factory opposite. 09241444
 
Row of houses Otto-Schimmel-Strasse 17; 19; 21; 23
(card) 		around 1925 In terms of urban planning and building history, it is of importance in the traditionalist style of the 1920s, counterpart of the textile factory opposite. 09241445
 
Double house as part of a row of houses Otto-Schimmel-Strasse 25; 27
(card) 		1926-1927 Of importance in terms of urban planning and building history, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s, with balconies and elaborate entrance design with architectural sculptures, the counterpart of the textile factory opposite.

Elaborate plastic facade decorations, balconies.

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Tenement house Paul-Geipel-Strasse 1a
(map) 		around 1880 Architecturally of importance, representative historical plastered building in good original condition, location-defining location opposite the castle. 09241448
 
villa Paul-Geipel-Strasse 4
(map) 		around 1870 Architecturally important, representative Wilhelminian style villa building, ornamental plaster stucco in the gable triangle.

Central projections, plaster grooves on the ground floor, window canopies in some cases segmental arches, ornamental plaster stucco in the gable triangle.

09241449
 
Villa with enclosure Paul-Geipel-Strasse 5
(map) 		around 1870 Architecturally and historically of importance, founding-era plastered facade with central projection, home of the mayor Arwed Martini (1824–1892).

Plaster use on the ground floor, central projection, original windows, gate of the enclosure no monument, iron fence.

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Villa with enclosure Paul-Geipel-Strasse 7
(map) 		around 1870 Architecturally important, representative Gründerzeit plastered facade with two side elevations.

Two side projections, plaster ashlar, corner ashlar, window canopies - triangular gable, toothed frieze under the roof, wrought iron fence, gate no monument.

09241451
 
villa Paul-Geipel-Strasse 8
(map) 		1884 Of importance in terms of urban planning and architectural history, representative building with volute gable, in the neo-renaissance style, location at a street intersection that characterizes the townscape.

Corner blocks, window canopies, smooth plastered surfaces, original front door and windows, elaborate gable design, client: Carl Brinkmann, parcel number 1589.

09241452
 
Residential building in closed development Pestalozzistraße 38
(map) 		around 1900 Architecturally important, magnificent clinker brick facade from the late 19th century with a balcony.

Mixed construction, original window and front door, shell ornament in the gable, balcony.

09241455
 
Apartment building with two entrances, part of a residential complex (with no. 52-62) Pestalozzistrasse 52; 54
(card) 		around 1930 Architecturally important, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s.

Stone base, plaster ashlar at corners.

09241456
 
Apartment building in closed development, part of a residential complex (with no. 52-62) Pestalozzistraße 56
(map) 		around 1930 Architecturally important, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s.

See number 52.

09241457
 
Apartment building in closed development, part of a residential complex (with no. 52-62) Pestalozzistraße 58
(map) 		around 1930 Architecturally important, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s.

See number 52.

09241458
 
Apartment building (with two entrances), part of a residential complex (with no. 52-62) Pestalozzistrasse 60; 62
(card) 		1934 Architecturally important, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s.

See number 52, Housing of the Glauchauer Handwerk eGmbH.

09241459
 
Residential building (with three entrances) in a corner location (structurally connected to Wettiner Strasse 45), part of the Wettiner Strasse residential complex Pestalozzistraße 64; 66; 68
(card) 		around 1930 Of importance in terms of urban planning and building history, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s / 1930s, echoes of the New Objectivity style, with building sculptures.

Clinker brick base, plastered upper floor, creating space, corner position.

09241460
 
School with an attached gym Pestalozzistraße 85
(map) 		1902 Of local and architectural significance, representative building in the style of historicism, corner location on Wettiner Straße that characterizes the square.

Mixed construction with white clinker brick, original door, space-forming, corner location.

09241453
 
Villa with enclosure Plantagenstrasse 1
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century Structurally and historically of importance, representative Gründerzeit plastered facade with central projection, built for the textile manufacturer Ernst Bößneck.

At times it housed Richtersches boys' education center, plaster ashlar on the ground floor, window roofing, today board member of the Sparkasse, client: Ernst Bössneck, part of the original fence.

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Villa with enclosure and garden Plantagenstrasse 2
(map) 		1885-1886 Architecturally and artistically of importance, representative building in the style of historicism, facade with Palladio motif.

Description and justification of the garden monument:

The formerly large villa garden was built over with residential buildings in 1994–1999. Part of the garden has been preserved near the villa. Deciduous trees and conifers frame the facade of the villa and, when viewed from the street, highlight parts of the building. Two black pines, three field maples, a pyramid poplar, two linden trees and large groups of rhododendrons deserve special mention. The fence system has been preserved with a sandstone base, sandstone pillars and fence panels made of metal construction. The villa is the prelude to the villa district on Plantagenstrasse above the Gründelteich pond, which was developed in the second half of the 19th century. The areas of the villa gardens facing the traffic areas shape the street scene.

Their mature, old stock of trees forms a varied overall picture with the richly structured facades of the villas and interesting fencing systems. The representative front gardens, once adorned with flower beds, played an important role. Today the special value lies in the preserved woody stock. The garden preserved near the villa, as a remnant of the former large villa garden, has a street-defining value with its old wooded area framing the villa and the fence system. (LfD / 2014 Ragnhild Kober-Carrière)

Plaster use on the ground floor, protruding roof, central projectile, window canopies, on the ground floor with two verandas, client: Bössneck.

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Villa with enclosure and garden Plantagenstrasse 3
(map) 		1887 Architecturally, historically and artistically of importance, splendid Wilhelminian style upper-class villa, in the style of the neo-Renaissance.

Description and justification of the garden monument:

The relatively small villa garden has well-preserved trees. The trees on the street side of the corner property, framing and at the same time shielding the villa, are a beech, a weeping beech, a pine, a chestnut, two larches, rhododendrons and some hazelnut bushes. Conifers (blue spruce, black pines, white pine, yew trees) and rhododendrons structure the garden to the south-east of the villa, some of which has a landscaped soil model and remains of a system of paths. The garden is impaired by the classification of parking spaces. The fence system with sandstone plinth, profiled sandstone pillars, cast-iron intermediate pillars and a bar lattice fence has been preserved on Plantagenstrasse. The remains of a gate are in the corner of the property. There is a picket fence on the side street. The structure of the small urban villa garden has largely been preserved. The two corner plots number 3 and 7 on Plantagenstrasse are similarly laid out. This garden shows the characteristics of a small urban villa garden with a representative claim that was emerging at the end of the 19th century. It is therefore important in terms of garden history. (LfD / 2014 Ragnhild Kober-Carrière)

Villa: mixed construction, ground floor plastering with corner blocks, upper floor partly red brick, front door, original window, staircase window lead glass, bay window, roofed balcony upper floor, two colored glass windows, wrought iron railing to bay window, diamond cuboid, client: Kaufmann Bössneck.

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Villa with garden (remains of the wooded area) Plantagenstrasse 5
(map) 		around 1885 Representative building from the Wilhelminian era, of architectural significance.

Description and justification of remnants of the villa garden that are worth protecting:

In the course of the development of Plantagenstrasse, this corner property was developed, developed and laid out at the end of the 19th century. Remnants of the trees that characterize the street and frame the villa (two black pines, beeches, rhododendrons) have been preserved. Today it represents the traditional value of the newly designed garden, which was used as a play area for a kindergarten in the villa and had already been changed. According to the owner, the fence system was rebuilt based on the fence on property number 3. (LfD / 2014 Ragnhild Kober-Carrière)

Plaster facade, tooth frieze, dormer shape ox-eye, balcony, bay window, client: Karl Klemm.

09241464
 
Villa with enclosure, garden and outbuildings Plantagenstrasse 6
(map) 		around 1860 (villa) Architecturally of importance, from the Gründerzeit plastered facade with a central projection, wrought iron fence with Art Nouveau ornamentation.

Description and justification of the garden monument:

This villa, which was the first to be built on Plantagenstrasse with numbers 4 and 8, has an elongated plot of land that extends to the Gründelteich complex. The rear garden was built over after 1990. The relatively large front garden has been preserved with its traditional woody stock (five linden trees, one ash and rhododendrons). A solitary tree (plane tree) stands in the north-west of the villa. The fence system, which has design elements from the turn of the century, extends to plot number 10. It consists of a solid base and pillars raised to the pillars and elaborately designed wrought iron fence panels. At number 6 the gate is missing. The fence system and the traditional woody stock are characteristic of the street. (LfD / 2014 Ragnhild Kober-Carrière).

Enclosure - around 1905 - wrought iron fence with Art Nouveau ornamentation, stone on the gate and on fence posts, large balcony on the central projection for reindeer Joh. Heinr. Panzner, outbuilding - former horse stable with wagon shed.

09241465
 
Rental villa with enclosure and garden Plantagenstrasse 7
(map) 		1893 Architecturally and artistically of importance, Wilhelminian style building with half-timbered gable.

Description and justification of the garden monument:

The garden laid out with the villa is a typical urban villa garden on a small plot of land at the end of the 19th century. Landscaped paths swing over a slightly modeled floor relief and connect to the entrances to the building. A group of conifers that characterize the garden with three black pines, four white pines, yew trees, arborvitae and false cypress has been planted on a small hill in the corner furthest from the house. There you are led through a slightly modeled depression running along the longest property line. A beech and a linden frame the facade of the house facing the Plantagenstrasse. In a loose position, ornamental shrubs and fruit trees form smaller, interlocking garden spaces. The lattice bar fence on Plantagenstrasse has been renovated with the base and pillars, the gate and gate are on the corner of Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse. A Norway maple, two hornbeams and an oak stand on the property boundaries to the neighbors and give the garden a larger frame. There is a lawn in the SE of the villa. There is a wooden fence on Friedrich-Ebert-Straße. The described fine design of the garden represents its artistic garden value. (LfD / 2014 Ragnhild Kober-Carrière)

Corner blocks, half-timbered gable, bay window with balcony, client: Gustav Schedlich.

09241466
 
Villa with enclosure, garden with stone bench (seating area), back building (riding hall) and porter's house Plantagenstrasse 8
(map) 		1859 Architecturally, historically, artistically and artistically of importance, historicist (Wilhelminian) plastered facade with central projection and balcony, in the style of the neo-renaissance, still influenced by classicism, back building in half-timbered construction, gatehouse in the style of English country houses, wrought-iron enclosure with Art Nouveau ornamentation.

Description and justification of the garden monument:

First installation of the villa garden probably with the construction of the villa in 1859, under the new owner (Otto Boessneck) Changes probably around 1884 in the course of the construction of the neighboring villa and the construction of a pond there. The Boessneck garden (number 10, pond) is connected to the fountain system (water supply) of the Hedrichsäule (1884) on the Gründelteichinsel below these gardens. Apparently common greenhouse on the property boundary of number 8 and number 10, which can be verified in 1894 (topographical map) and was expanded in 1911 (building file) by the architect Reinhold Ulrich and of which remains are available today. It can be assumed that gardens number 8 and number 10 were connected. Fence system (number 6, 8 and 10) connected with a solid base and wrought-iron fence panels (gates and wickets are missing) from around 1900. The garden borders on the slope of the Gründelpark. In a short section of the wall there is a gate with a round arch.

Near the house, park-like design with valuable woodland and bank space as a small architecture, in the back garden remains of an orchard and riding arena (later converted for two apartments, vacant).

The villa is currently vacant and the garden is overgrown. Valuable in terms of horticultural history due to the initial construction in 1859 by the client Ganzenberg, Ch. AB, art gardener, in terms of garden art in the second design phase and in connection with the gardens of number 10. (LfD / 2014 Ragnhild Kober-Carrière).

  • Originally in the area: villa, farm and stable building, gatehouse, barn, greenhouse, riding arena,
  • Enclosure: wrought iron lattice, Art Nouveau ornamentation, stone base and posts,
  • Villa: plaster ashlar on the ground floor, window roofing, decorated gable, central projectile, balcony,
  • Back building: flat overhanging gable roof, hunting trophies on the house,
  • Client: Art gardener Ch. AB Ganzenberg, later owner Kommerzienrat Otto Boeßneck, foreclosed in 1919, then owner of the castle mill, Carl Hedrich,

1958/59 conversion to the “Hanno Günther” children's home, relocated in 2001.

09241467
 
Villa with garden, outbuildings, pond and enclosure Plantagenstrasse 10
(map) 		Significant in terms of local history, architectural history, artistic and landscape design, representative building with volute gable and magnificent veranda, in the neo-renaissance style, architect: Bruno Eelbo, Leipzig, temporarily residence of Mayor Paul Brink (1856–1922).

Description and justification of the garden monument:

Probably a garden created under Otto Boessneck when the villa was built, villa set back, in the front garden landscaped soil modeling and routing (renovated) as well as pond (renovated) with scenic shoreline and valuable woody stock of deciduous and coniferous trees in groups and individual positions, changes near the building through restaurant use (parking spaces for cars and new jewelry plant using pillars on the west terrace), imposing group of trees (hanging beeches) in the north of the villa and two solitary trees in the immediate vicinity of the villa (chestnut and linden), former fruit and vegetable garden and the remains of a greenhouse in the rear garden area on the border to number 8 (see number 8), horse run near the coach house, fence system with solid base and pillars as well as wrought iron fence panels with Art Nouveau elements extends over three plots (Plantagenstrasse number 6, 8 and 10), gates and Gates are missing, the Hed water fountain The rich column on the Gründelteichinsel was fed with the water pumped up into the villa's garden pond.

Valuable gardens from the end of the 19th century in the mature style of the landscape garden, in particular with the green pond below the garden and the gardens of the neighboring villas number 10 and Egghalde number 12, large, connected garden area of ​​landscape design importance that has been preserved. (LfD / 2014 Ragnhild Kober-Carrière)

Villa: Neo-Renaissance, client: Otto Boessneck, colored glass windows, wooden bay window with columns, neo-renaissance gable, corner cuboid, terraces with wrought iron bars, two bay windows, round windows in the gable, balcony on the upper floor, caryatids on the upper floor, plastering, tendril ornament, client: initially Otto Boessneck, commerce later temporarily Mayor Paul Brink.

09241468
 

R.

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The Muldentalbahn as a whole with individual monuments and parts of the whole in the following subsections Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse
(map) 		1873–1877 (entire route) Material entity with all railway systems, including track systems with substructure and superstructure, route kilometers, telecommunication and signal systems, railway stations including all functional buildings, guard houses, bridges and culverts in the communities of Glauchau, city (OT Glauchau, Kleinbernsdorf, Reinholdshain, Niederlungwitz), and so on , see below!

For the industrial development of the Mulde valley, important and landscape-forming standard-gauge railway, important in terms of economic history, railway history, landscape design and regional history.

The originally two-track railway line Glauchau – Wurzen (route abbreviation GW), which was around 82 km long, was built between 1873 and 1877 by the "Muldenthal Railway Company Glauchau – Wurzen" as the main line. The aim was to establish a connection between the industrial settlements in the valley of the Zwickauer Mulde and the south-west Saxon region with the trade centers of Leipzig and Berlin (Prussia) in the north and thus to contribute to the region's economic upturn. Important goods were Rochlitz porphyry, porcelain from Colditz, paper and cardboard from Penig and Rochsburg, yarn from America, and coal from the Zwickau district, which were to be transported north via Glauchau. From 1944 onwards, products from the metalworking and later armaments company HASAG (Hugo and Alfred Schneider AG) were also transported over this route from Colditz.

The scenic and difficult terrain required 71 bridge structures of various sizes, ten road and water overpasses, dams with a total length of 29 km, various retaining and lining walls and additional farm roads and a tunnel. The construction of the Rochsburg Tunnel in 1878 finally exceeded the company's financial resources and forced the company to sell the route, including the vehicles, to the Royal Saxon State Railways for 13 million marks. The sale and integration into the route network of the Royal Saxon State Railways in turn resulted in structural changes to the route in the 1880s. The Wurzener Nordbahnhof, which had previously been used as the terminus, was closed and the Südbahnhof established as the end of the line. Until 1945 the line had the status of a main line. In the last days of the war, members of the Volkssturm blew up the Rabenstein Bridge near Grimma to stop the advance of the American troops and thus divided the route into two sections. The Soviet military administration ordered the dismantling of the superstructure of the northern part of the line between Großbothen and Grimma as a reparation payment. In the following years the Deutsche Reichsbahn tried to repair the line again, but gradually stopped passenger transport from 1967. The railway systems in the southern section between Glauchau and Großbothen were largely preserved in their original form. Mainly the route is used for the delivery and removal of the products of the neighboring large companies and as a means of transport for the workers in the densely populated valley.

After the political change and the associated closure of the adjacent businesses, freight traffic gradually came to a standstill. In the mid-1990s this was discontinued entirely. Around the turn of the millennium, the communities in the northern part decided to convert the route into the Muldentalbahnradweg, the southern route should continue to be used as a tourist attraction. However, the closure of route branches and speed limits as well as unattractive timetables in the 1990s led to further restrictions on train traffic and ultimately to its complete cessation. A dismantling of the superstructure and substructure and the technical facilities at the stations (especially Rochlitz, Penig and Wechselburg) did not take place, so that these have been almost completely preserved to this day. The so-called Muldentalbahn is one of the few Saxon standard-gauge railways that has extensive technical equipment. In the years that followed, Deutsche Bahn AG leased the line to the regional train, which allowed it to be used by the Central Saxony Transport Association. He used express buses to replace rails to establish a connection between Rochlitz and Geithain and thus to a national network.

In the years 2000/01, bus traffic was finally also discontinued and passenger traffic along the route was discontinued. An association is currently using the almost completely preserved superstructure and substructure of sections of the route for trolley trips.

The Muldentalbahn as a whole extends over the Glauchau – Großbothen section, which has a high level of documentation, experience and visual value due to its traditional (technical) equipment. The route is particularly suitable for exemplifying the history of the Saxon railway system. The standard gauge railway technology preserved to this extent is a rarity in Saxony. Experienced Italian construction workers who were recruited for the construction of the line were able to embed the railway line in an excellent way in the beautiful and challenging terrain of the Zwickauer Mulde with the help of bridges, dams and the tunnel in Rochsburg. It is thus of a character that shapes the landscape, but without damaging the valley landscape. The construction of the line enabled the economic growth of industrial companies and thus the entire region. The route therefore also has economic and historical importance. (LfD / 2015)

Individual features of the entity "Muldentalbahn":

  • Colditz community, Colditz district: Furtweg - flood bridge (object 08973107), Rochlitzer Straße - railway bridge (object 08973104),
  • Colditz community, Möseln district: Railway bridge (object 09306162), road / railway bridge (object 08973207),
  • Colditz community, Sermuth district: Leitenbach bridge (object 08974454),
  • Colditz community, district Zschetzsch: Bahnwärterhaus - Sermuther Straße 14 - (object 09306164),
  • Community of Grimma, district of Großbothen: Großbothen train station - to the train station - signal box W4 (address: Kleinbothener Straße), signal box W2 (address: to the train station), former station building (address: Colditzer Landstraße 7) and the tracks - (object 08974457),
  • Lunzenau community, Rochsburg district: Railway embankment (object 09306143), railway tunnel - without address - (object 09306146), railway bridge - without address - (object 09306148),
  • Municipality of Penig, district of Arnsdorf: road bridge - without address - (object 09306545), railway embankment - without address - (object 09306544),
  • Penig community, America district: Stop with reception building and goods shed as well as telegraph poles - Muldentalstrasse 12 - (object 08961064), railway embankment - without address - (object 09306142),
  • Municipality of Penig, district of Penig: Railway embankment - Amerikaweg - (object 09306139), Penig train station with reception building, goods shed, two signal boxes, level crossing, three main signals, track system, station guard's house - Bahnhofstraße 161 - (object 09235148), railway bridge - Dittmannsdorfer Straße - (object 09306138 ), Embankment - Peniger Straße - (object 09306120), station guard's house - Amerikaweg 4 - (object 09306141),
  • Municipality of Penig, district Thierbach: Thierbach-Zinnberg stop - Peniger Straße - (object 09306119),
  • Municipality of Penig, district of Zinnberg: Railway bridge - without address - (Object 09306117),
  • Rochlitz community, Rochlitz district: Railway viaduct - without address - (object 09306154), Rochlitz train station with reception building, tracks, goods floor, railway dwelling house, roundhouse, signal box B 2, three form signals and six lamps, station keeper's house with ancillary building - Am Bahnhof 12 - (object 09235172 ), Railway bridge with tracks - Casparistraße - (Object 09306155),
  • Seelitz community, Biesern district: Bridge with tracks and embankment - Bieserner Straße - (Object 09306152),
  • Seelitz community, Seelitz district: Bridge - Kolkauer Straße - (Object 08955098),
  • Wechselburg community, Wechselburg district: reception building, garden bar (next to the reception building) with restaurant garden, two signal boxes (signal box W1 with technical equipment), platform roofs, tracks, retaining wall, railway bridge (km 32.110, Anger / Bahnhofstrasse) and railway bridge (km 31.4, Bahnhofstraße), three signal systems, switch control system, two telegraph poles of the Wechselburg train station - Bahnhofstraße 21 - (object 09235365),
  • Municipality of Zettlitz, district of Kralapp: Bahnwärterhaus - Talstraße - (Object 09306157),
  • Municipality of Glauchau, district of Glauchau: Lungwitztalstraße - two railway viaducts - (object 09241321), Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße 3 - station reception building with administration and residential annex as well as fence around the tracks on Bahnhofstraße - (object 09241469),
  • Municipality of Limbach-Oberfrohna, town, district of Wolkenburg-Kaufungen: Railway bridge with railway kilometer stone - without address - (object 09306102), underpass - without address - (object 09306105), embankment - without address - (object 09306108), reception building, platform roof, goods shed, Farm buildings and toilet facilities of the Wolkenburg train station - without address - (object 09242694), stationman's house (without extension) with a small outbuilding - Niederwald 2 - (object 09306114),
  • Remse community, district of Remse: old and new reception building with attached goods shed and farm building of Remse train station - Bahnhofstrasse 7 - (object 09303676),
  • Municipality of Waldenburg, town, district of Niederwinkel: Bahnwärterhaus - Haublerweg 8 - (Object 09306101),
  • Municipality of Waldenburg, town, district Oberwinkel: bridge - without address - (object 09306093),
  • Municipality of Waldenburg, town, district of Waldenburg: Gatekeeper house with equipment - Am Hellmannsgrund - (object 09306099), Waldenburg train station with reception building, Freiabort, paving, railway master's house - Friedrich-Engels-Straße 3 - (object 09303683),

Sub-entity parts of the entity "Muldentalbahn":

  • Colditz community, Colditz district: Colditz train station, Colditz district, Flst. 737/13, 737/9, 737/7 (see aggregate part 09306180),
  • Colditz community, Leisenau district: railway body, kilometering, signal systems (see aggregate part 09306399),
  • Colditz community, Lastau district: Bahnwärterhaus (Muldenaue 15, Flst 293/21) and Lastau train station (see sub-section 09306161),
  • Colditz community, Möseln district: railway body, kilometering, signaling systems (see aggregate part 09306197),
  • Colditz community, Sermuth district: railway body, kilometering, signaling systems (see aggregate part 09306199),
  • Community Colditz, district Zschetzsch: railway body, kilometering, signaling systems (see aggregate part 09306200),
  • Municipality of Lunzenau, city, district of Cossen: railway body, kilometering, signal systems, railway bridge signal systems (see aggregate part 09306171),
  • Municipality of Lunzenau, city, district of Berthelsdorf: railway body, kilometering, signal systems (see subject aggregate part 09306398),
  • Municipality of Lunzenau, town, district of Lunzenau: train station, railway structure, kilometering, signaling systems (see aggregate part 09306149),
  • Municipality of Lunzenau, city, district of Rochsburg: Rochsburg train station, railway body, kilometering, signaling systems (see aggregate part 09306144),
  • Municipality of Lunzenau, city, district of Göritzhain: railway body, kilometering, signal systems (see subject aggregate part 09306404),
  • Municipality of Penig, America: road bridge, railroad tracks, kilometering, signal systems (see aggregate part 09306140),
  • Municipality of Penig, district of Arnsdorf: road bridge, railroad structure, kilometering, signal systems (see aggregate part 09306202),
  • Municipality of Penig, district of Markersdorf: culvert, railway structure, kilometering, signaling systems (see aggregate part 09306133),
  • Municipality of Penig, district of Penig: Railway bridge (Gem. Penig, Flst. 573/1), railway bridge, (Flst. 723/8), railway structure, kilometrage, signal systems Signal systems (see aggregate part 09306169),
  • Municipality of Penig, district of Thierbach: passage, railway body, kilometering, signaling systems signaling systems (see aggregate part 09306204),
  • Municipality of Penig, district of Zinnberg: culvert, railway structure, kilometering, signal systems, signal systems (see aggregate part 09306205),
  • Municipality of Rochlitz, city, district of Rochlitz: road bridge, railway structure, kilometering, signaling systems (see aggregate part 09306179),
  • Municipality of Rochlitz, city, district of Zaßnitz: railway body, kilometering, signaling systems (see aggregate part 09306403),
  • Municipality of Rochlitz, city, Penna district: railway structure, kilometering, signaling systems (see aggregate part 09306156),
  • Seelitz community, Steudten district: culvert, railway structure, kilometering, signal systems (see aggregate part 09306175),
  • Community of Seelitz, district of Biesern: railway body, kilometering, signal systems (see aggregate part 09306206),
  • Seelitz community, Fischheim district: railway structure, kilometering, signal systems (see aggregate part 09306174),
  • Community of Seelitz, district of Seelitz: railway body, kilometering, signal systems (see aggregate part 09306209),
  • Municipality of Wechselburg, town, district of Wechselburg: Railway bridge over the Chemnitz, Rochlitzer Straße railway underpass, railway body, kilometering, signaling systems (see part 09306172),
  • Municipality of Wechselburg, town, district of Göhren: railway body, kilometering, signal systems (see aggregate part 09306210) - DELETED,
  • Municipality of Zettlitz, district of Kralapp: Railway bridge and railway bridge over the Lochmühlenbach, railway body, kilometering, signaling systems (see aggregate part 09306158),
  • Municipality of Glauchau, district of Kleinbernsdorf: Railway bridge, railway body, kilometering, signaling systems (see aggregate part 09306166),
  • Community of Glauchau, district of Reinholdshain: railway bridge, railway body, kilometering, signaling systems (see aggregate part 09306165),
  • Municipality of Glauchau, Niederlungwitz district: railway body, kilometrage, signal systems (see aggregate part 09306402),
  • Municipality of Limbach-Oberfrohna, city, district of Wolkenburg-Kaufungen: Railway bridge, culvert, railway structure, kilometering, signal systems (see aggregate part 09306106).
  • Municipality of Remse, district of Remse: railway body, kilometrage, signal systems (see aggregate part 09306194),
  • Municipality of Limbach-Oberfrohna, town, district of Herrndorf: railway bridge, culvert, railway structure, kilometrage, signal systems (see subject aggregate part 09306168),
  • Municipality of Waldenburg, town, town, district of Niederwinkel: Railway keeper's house, railway body, kilometering, signal systems (see aggregate part 09306168),
  • Municipality of Waldenburg, town, town, district of Oberwinkel: railway body, kilometering, signal systems (see aggregate part 09306196),
  • Municipality of Waldenburg, town, town, district of Waldenburg: Passage through the Hellmannsgrundbach and railway keeper's house, railway body, kilometering, signal systems (see aggregate part 09306131).
 09306181
 
Station reception building with administrative and residential extensions as well as fencing to the tracks on Bahnhofstrasse
 Station reception building with administrative and residential extensions as well as fencing to the tracks on Bahnhofstrasse Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse 3
(map) 		1925-1926 Significant in terms of traffic and local history as an important passenger station and an important freight transfer station on the Dresden – Zwickau (Hof) iron line (Sachsenmagistrale) and the starting point of the Glauchau – Wurzen railway line to the north, the station building is a singular building type (not a type building) in the reform style (after 1910 ) is of importance in terms of building history.

Partial demolition approved by RP Chemnitz on June 7, 2007.

Individual features of the above-mentioned entity (see entity 09306181):

  • Reception building with administrative and residential annex: plastered building, slate-covered hipped roof with clock tower and emphasis on the entrance area, emphasis on the vertical through large structured vertical rectangular windows, porphyry walls, porphyry plinths, structured roof landscape with dormers, simple renovated interior, the originally existing painting was removed.
  • Enclosure: Along Bahnhofstrasse, brick base, plastered, with iron bars in between.
 09241469
 
Residential building, part of a residential complex (with Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse 12 and 14) Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse 10
(map) 		1936 Architecturally important, echoes of the New Objectivity style, door frames with plastic decorations.

Elaborate door frames with plastic, original lantern.

09241470
 
Residential building, part of a residential complex (with Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse 10 and 14) Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse 12
(map) 		1936 Architecturally important, echoes of the New Objectivity style, door frames with plastic decorations. 09241471
 
Residential building, part of a residential complex (with Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse 10 and 12) Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse 14
(map) 		1936 Architecturally important, echoes of the New Objectivity style, door frames with plastic decorations. 09241472
 
Residential building Rothenbacher Kirchsteig 1
(map) 		around 1925 Precast wooden house, significance in terms of building history.

Wood planking.

09241474
 
Residential building Rothenbacher Kirchsteig 3
(map) 		around 1935 Of architectural significance, in the style of the 1930s, between Heimatstil and New Objectivity. 09241475
 
Villa (No. 3), outbuilding (No. 3a) and garage Rudolf-Breitscheid-Strasse 3; 3a
(card) 		2nd half of the 19th century Architecturally of importance, historicism building, plastered facade with an elaborately designed central projection.

New plaster, first floor plaster blocks, window canopies, especially first floor, tooth frieze.

09241476
 

S.

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Rows of apartment buildings belonging to the Aue settlement as a whole, connected by archways (subassembly part, no individual features) Sachsenallee 1; 3; 15; 17; 19; 21; 23; 25; 27; 29; 31; 33
(card) 		1938-1944 Simple plastered buildings in the style of the 1930s, of local history.

Material population Aue settlement: (see also material population components under Albert-Köhler-Straße OT Gesau - Obj. 09241565, Bayernweg OT Glauchau - Obj. 09241774, Bayernweg OT Schönbörnchen - Obj. 09241852 and Westfalenweg OT Glauchau - Obj. 09241702)

Partly still in original condition.

09241807
 
Railway depot with
  • Roundhouse and turntable,
  • two water cranes,
  • the storage building with a later extension,

including the rail vehicles resident in this depot and named below:

  • Steam locomotive 583 047,
  • Steam locomotive 501 849,
  • Standard tank locomotive 86 744,
  • Reko locomotive BR 58 3047,
  • Electric locomotive 242001,
  • Railway slewing crane EDK 6,
  • RR 3000 snow blower,
  • Small diesel locomotive N4b
 Scheermühlenstrasse 5
(map) 		1870–1880 (stock) Significant testimonials from the history of traffic in West Saxony, all processes related to the steam locomotive operation are still comprehensible and are of technical significance.

The former Glauchau depot, located at the junction of the Dresden – Hof, Glauchau – Weimar and Glauchau – Großbothen lines, is a typical facility of that time and was completely rebuilt when the Glauchau station was redesigned. Listed locomotives BR 58047, 501849, 581955, 242001, N4b, standard tank locomotive 86744.

  • Administration and social building: plastered building, vertical structure with color-contrasting reserves, three-storey, seven axes, representative, designed entrance area, building is connected to the roundhouse.
  • Roundhouse: 14-room solid plastered structure with pilaster strips, twin windows (vertical rectangular windows), gates already equipped with roller doors, flat saddle roof with roof attachments (for ventilation), clinker base, wooden trusses, type of track system in the shed as the so-called Potsdam design (rare version, the one there was used where there was limited space, i.e. access to two adjacent shed tracks through only one gate in the driveway area to the turntable), manufactured by the important mechanical engineering company Königin Marienhütte AG, Cainsdorf.
  • Turntable: built in 1915, 20 meter wall wreath diameter, load capacity 140 tons, riveted sheet metal girder construction,
  • Water cranes: Two pieces of different designs, different outlet heights of the booms for loading different types of locomotives, manufactured by the important mechanical engineering company Königin Marienhütte AG, Cainsdorf
  • Storage building (Zollboden): oldest surviving building of the old Glauchau station, enlarged in 1880 (extension), flat sloping pitched roof, a ramp on each eaves side, elongated wooden post construction, brick infill, due to the design of important goods sheds from the early railway era,
  • Steam locomotive 58 3047: Former regional railway type G 12, built in 1920 by Linke and Hofmann in Breslau, converted into a so-called Rekolok at the end of the 1950s, the only operational representative of this design, mainly used as a freight locomotive in the Saxon-Thuringian hill country, until 1980s in Operation, the conversion to the Rekolok took place in the RAW Zwickau,
  • Steam locomotive 50 1849: built in 1940 by Kraus and Maffei, until the early 1980s in scheduled use in passenger and medium-weight freight train services on the routes around Zwickau,
  • Steam locomotive 58 3047: Built in 1958 in RAW Zwickau, last completely existing locomotive of this series, in use from 1958 to the present day, mainly on the routes of the Saxon route network (locomotive 58 3047 owned by BSW Freizeitgruppe 58-3047, Güterbahnhofstr., 08371 Glauchau )
  • Electric locomotive 242 001: Built in 1962 at VEB Lokomotivbau Elektrotechnische Werke Hennigsdorf, typical representative of electric train transport in Saxony, after electrification of the Dresden – Werdau, Dresden – Leipzig and Leipzig – Werdau lines, it was also used in the Glauchau area, the 242 001 is by its serial number as Type designated,
  • EDK 6: built in 1958 in VEB Schwermaschinenbau SM Kirow in Leipzig, load capacity 3.2 t at 10.5 m radius, drive optionally with diesel engine and generator or electric, chassis with truss bogies,
  • RR 3000 snow blower: 1981 in Switzerland, produced by AG R Rolba Zurich,
  • Two water cranes: built by Krauss-Werke Neusalz / Oder and Breuer-Werke AG Frankfurt / Main.

Construction and technology of the snow blower RR 3000:

The RR 3000 snow blower is designed as a heavy snow blower (SSF) for clearing snow on routes and station tracks with snow depths of up to 3.20 m. The milling machine is a standard vehicle with special operational treatment in accordance with the service regulation for vehicles and devices with special operational treatment (DV 431). It is provided with its own drive system and with a standard pulling and pushing device on one side. The SSF essentially consists of * a two-axle diesel traction vehicle with

  • a drive power of 600 PS as well as the attachments:
  • Front-mounted snow blower with a combined driver and operator cabin
  • two wedge snow plows at the vehicle ends
  • Lifting and rotating device.

Snow cutter blower and the combined driving and operator cabin are mounted with their frame so that they can be hydraulically raised and lowered. The snow can be thrown to the right or left up to a distance of 40 meters. The side wings can be individually folded out hydraulically. The wedge plow at the rear can be raised and lowered hydraulically. A lifting and turning device under the vehicle enables the SSF to be turned on the spot.

Technical specifications:

  • Service weight: 27 t
  • Load per meter: 2.6 t / m
  • Axle travel mass: 16 t
  • Number of axes: 2
  • Wheel base: 4000 mm
  • Overall length: 10340 mm
  • Height above the upper edge of the rail in transport position: 4160 mm
  • Clearing width: 3000 mm
  • Clearing width with side wings: 3800 mm
  • Clearance height: 0.5 - 3.2 m
  • Pivotability of the ejection chute right / left: 90/50 degrees
  • Clearing speed: 0.4 - 30 km / h
  • Speed ​​when driving yourself: 60 km / h
  • Speed ​​towed in a train: 80 km / h
  • Diesel engine: Cummins
  • Power: 600 hp
  • Throwing distances: 9 - 40 m
  • Clearing capacity: up to 6000 t / h
  • Brake: Knorr type
  • Use, stationing and whereabouts: The snow blower produced before 1981 with the above number was assigned to the Glauchau (Saxony) railway depot immediately after it was put into service in February 1981.

Small train diesel locomotive N4b: (Property of the Limbach-Oberfrohnaer Eisenbahnverein e.V., status May 2007)

Year of construction 1956, manufacturer VEB Lokomotivbau Karl Marx Babelsberg, type N4b, six-cylinder four-stroke diesel engine, weight 17t, power 90 PS, Vmax: 30km / h, serial number 251130, mechanical four-speed gearbox, compressed air brakes, two-axis, driven by two rods on both sides, locations: 1956 Cottbus coal store, 1983 Magdeburg area, 1984 acquisition by the Penig paper mill, 1984 use in the Wolkenburg plant section, since 2004 owned by the Limbach-Oberfrohnaer Eisenbahnverein, Glauchau railway depot, 1984 general inspection in Tharandt repairs, 1991 general inspection Raw Chemnitz, 1992 brake inspection, 2004 / 2005 engine revised,

Standard tank locomotive 86 744:

Rollable and completely preserved standard freight train tender locomotive of the Deutsche Reichsbahn, built in 1942 by the company Orenstein & Koppel Berlin with the factory number 13759, used on branch lines at various railway depots, first in Waren / Müritz, between 1949 and 1991 primarily in coal mining in today's Saxon area, from 1991 museum railway in Minden, since 2017 in the Glauchau depot, one of two still functional locomotives of this series, of significance in terms of railway history and technology history.

When it was built in 1942, it was already subject to the specifications of the Main Committee for Rail Vehicles. Locomotives from this period were equipped with standardized components and fittings that were marked accordingly. The locomotive under consideration here has the additional abbreviation K44 in the cylinder block. The K stands for war engine. Nevertheless, it is driven by a superheated steam engine and not, according to the specification, by a wet steam engine. The latter was more economical in consumption and less maintenance-dependent. This locomotive also has a higher serial number. The historical classification of the locomotive as well as its integration into an existing collection justifies a public interest in its maintenance and use as a testimony to the development of rail traffic on branch lines. In addition, there are scientific reasons because only two examples of this series, typical of the time, have survived. - Rarity.

09240557
 
villa Scheffelstrasse 4
(map) 		1927 Architecturally of importance, typical of the time, architecturally high quality rendered building, in the reform style of the time around 1910, in good original condition.

Two-storey, central projecting semicircular projecting with fluted pilasters, almost square floor plan, two-family house, mansard hipped roof with diaphragm, dormers with pitched roofs, front door and windows from the time of construction, these with rung division, numerous lead glass windows, shutters important for appearance, builder Max Lorenz.

09241351
 
Administration building (address: Otto-Schimmel-Straße 8a), factory and administration building (address also: Scherbergplatz 1 and Erich-Fraaß-Straße 24) as well as the former civil servants' residence (address: Otto-Schimmel-Straße 8) of a textile factory
 Administration building (address: Otto-Schimmel-Straße 8a), factory and administration building (address also: Scherbergplatz 1 and Erich-Fraaß-Straße 24) as well as the former civil servants' residence (address: Otto-Schimmel-Straße 8) of a textile factory Scherbergplatz 1
(map) 		1927–1928 (textile industry) Of great importance in terms of technology, site and building history, in the reform style of the time around 1910, neoclassical and neo-baroque style influences, component on Scherbergplatz commercial building of the Ernst Seifert company, component on Otto-Schimmel-Straße formerly Bössneck & Meyer.

Main building Palla, neoclassical and neo-baroque style influences, probably business building of the Ernst Seifert company, component Scherbergplatz 1926, architect R. Ulrich / construction manager Krebs Dresden, further component Otto-Schimmel-Straße formerly Bössneck & Meyer Bauwerk v. Arch. Krebs 1925, group of buildings at Scherbergplatz / Erich-Fraaß-Straße, formerly with address: Erich-Fraaß-Straße 25 and Scherbergplatz 1, Otto-Schimmel-Straße 8 - civil servants' residence of the Ernst Seifert company.

09241442
 
Two houses in a row of houses Scherbergplatz 2; 3
(card) 		around 1935 Architecturally important, in the traditionalist style of the 1930s, street facade with flat balconies.

Scratched plaster, door jambs glazed brick, striking front door.

09241477
 
Two houses in a row of houses Scherbergplatz 5; 6
(card) 		around 1935 Architecturally important, in the traditionalist style of the 1930s, street facade with flat balconies.

French balconies, scratched plaster, elaborately designed door frames with glazed bricks, clinker brick bases.

09241478
 
Hotel "Glauchauer Hof"
 Hotel "Glauchauer Hof" Scherbergplatz 7
(map) 		1926 Of local and architectural significance, in the reform style of the time after 1910, location near the train station that defines the townscape, today the police district office. 09241479
 
Tenement house (with two house numbers) in a corner, with fire service access Schlachthofstrasse 1; 3
(card) 		around 1925 Architecturally important, in the reform style of the period after 1910, facade with figurative decoration.

Porphyry base, facade with figurative decoration, plastic windows since 1990/1991, formerly with fire department on the ground floor (?).

09241484
 
Double tenement house in closed development Schlachthofstrasse 2; 4
(card) 		around 1890 Architecturally important, clinker brick facade from the Gründerzeit.

Clinker upper floor, plastered ground floor, original door, similar design to corner of August-Bebel-Straße.

09241485
 
Apartment building in closed development Schlachthofstrasse 5
(map) 		around 1910 With a shop, historically important, richly structured Wilhelminian style facade.

On the first floor between windows two sculptures.

09241486
 
Apartment building in closed development Schlachthofstrasse 24
(map) 		around 1905 Architecturally important, historicizing facade, with neo-Gothic elements.

Neo-Gothic elements, some windows with a curtain arch, profiled walls, a leaded glass window on the ground floor, poor coloring of the facade.

09241488
 
Apartment building in a corner and in a closed development Schlachthofstrasse 28
(map) 		around 1910 Of importance in terms of urban planning and building history, representative corner building from the Wilhelminian era, rich facade structure and corner emphasis with a curved roof.

Rich facade structure, marked as "Fortuna" on the map.

09241489
 
Apartment building in closed development Schlachthofstrasse 56
(map) 		1928 Of architectural significance, in the reform style of the period after 1910. 09241490
 
Tenement house (with restaurant) in a corner and in closed development Schlachthofstrasse 58
(map) 		1930 In terms of urban planning and building history, it was of importance in the reform style of the period after 1910.

This and neighboring house with facade structure, plaster, windows and front doors original.

09241491
 
House in closed development with shops Schloßplatz 4
(map) 		probably 1814 Architecturally and historically important, former commercial building, at times a commercial museum, in the classicistic and empire style, the house has been partially modernized. 09241494
 
Palace complex, palace garden (garden monument), palace bridge in the park and cellars
More pictures 		Palace complex, palace garden (garden monument), palace bridge in the park and cellars Schloßplatz 5a
(map) 		1527-1534 Counts Schönburg castles, today's appearance with towers and dwelling houses mainly determined by late Gothic and Renaissance reconstructions, historically and architecturally significant, medieval cellars, historically significant.

Individual monument of the entity of the castle for front and Hinterglauchau - (see also entity 09301649):

History:

Between 1170 and 1180, the von Schönburg family built a castle on the protrusion of the right edge of the Mulden valley, from 1470 to 1485 it was converted into a late Gothic residential palace, from 1527 to 1534 Ernst II von Schönburg had the Hinterglauchau palace rebuilt and the Fordglauchau palace through build the master builder Günther Andreas, in 1799 to the west of the palace complex, separated by the Hirschgrund, was a regularly laid out palace garden with 24 compartments and a central water basin, to the south of which there was a landscaped complex (see floor plan of the city of Glauchau, 1799, SLUB) , this situation can be verified until 1940.

Structural assets:

  • Building: Castle complex consisting of Castle Fordglauchau and Castle Hinterglauchau (individual monument), separated by a moat,
  • Development:
    • Access: Via the access road to the castle, from Paul Geipelt-Straße, from the neighboring Gründelpark to the north and west, access bridge to Castle Fordglauchau via Graben,
    • Path system: Scenic curved paths with a water-bound cover,
  • Horticultural buildings: Castle bridge connecting castle and garden over the Hirschgrund (single monument),

Vegetable protected goods:

Valuable old trees, including winter lime (Tilia cordata), plane tree (Platanus x hispanica), elm (Ulmus laevis), English oak (Quercus robur), Norway maple (Acer platanoides), horse chestnut (Aescuslus hippocastanum), ash (Fraxinus excelsior) and hornbeam (Carpinus betulus), horse chestnut trees (Aescuslus hippocastanum) that are characteristic of the courtyard of Hinterglauchau Castle,

Other protected assets:

  • Ground relief: The castle complex is located on a spur of the terrain that slopes steeply to the north, the castle garden on a plateau is separated from the castle by the deeply cut deer ground,
  • Visual relationship: Different views from the upper edge of the slope to the north and west (overgrown), lookout point above the Hammerteich with a view of the Gründelpark (overgrown),

Disruptive factors: allotments in the area of ​​the regular palace garden.

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The aggregate of the Castle for- and Hinterglauchau and the Schlossberg as an aggregate part
More pictures 		The aggregate of the Castle for- and Hinterglauchau and the Schlossberg as an aggregate part Schloßplatz 5a
(map) 		1527-1534 Historically and architecturally of importance, Counts Schönburg castles, today's appearance with towers and dwelling houses mainly determined by late Gothic and Renaissance renovations.

Subject entity with the following individual features:

  • Castle complex,
  • Castle garden (garden monument),
  • Castle bridge in the park and
  • Cellar facilities (see also individual monument 09241493),

History: see above.

09301649
 
House in a corner
 House in a corner Schloßplatz 6
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century, older in the core Of importance in terms of urban development and architectural history, plastered facade with standing bay and magnificent gable, in the style of the neo-renaissance, in the core probably a baroque building, location opposite the castle.

Reshaped and changed, old front door and old doors, and fittings in the plank area, segmented arched gable with bay window before 1900, neo-renaissance, old enclosure demolished due to road widening.

09241365
 
Front door of a residential building Schloßplatz 9
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Craftsmanship and artistic importance, richly carved, classical front door. 09241495
 
Residential building in closed development
 Residential building in closed development Schloßplatz 10
(map) 		around 1925 Architecturally important, plastered facade with a large balcony, in the Neo-Biedermeier style of the period after 1910.

Shutters on the first floor, second floor large balcony.

09241496
 
Administration building Schloßplatz 12
(map) 		19th century, later reshaped Significant local history, town hall expansion. 09241497
 
Residential house (with two house numbers) in closed development Schlossstrasse 15; 16
(card) 		around 1910, essentially older With shop, historically important, rich facade structure, in the reform style of the time around 1910.

Roof structures changed, first floor rich facade structure.

09241500
 
Residential house in half-open development, with side gate entrance Schlossstrasse 20
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century, older in the core With shop, of architectural importance, from the 19th century plastered facade, essentially a baroque building with a mansard roof, elaborately designed shop front.

Gate entrance, parts of the store original, base changed.

09241501
 
Semi-detached house in open development Schoenburgstrasse 39; 41
(card) 		around 1925 Architecturally of importance, in the home style of the 1920s.

Fence, shutters.

09241502
 
Administration building or school School place 1
(map) 		around 1880 Architecturally and locally of importance, historicism building, later used as the city's employment office.

With gate passage, plaster u. Original window, function not recognizable, endangered.

09241503
 
School and annex School place 2
(map) 		1857–1859, extension 1909 (school) Older part of the citizen school, inaugurated in 1859, extension from 1909 contained a ten-level girls' school, in 1923 both departments of the general elementary school (previous boys' school) and girls' school were combined to form the third school, later a vocational school, of importance in terms of building history and local history, in the style of historicism. 09241504
 
Apartment building in semi-open development (structural unit with No. 53 and 55), with front garden Sonnenstrasse 51
(map) 		around 1890 Architecturally important, Wilhelminian style building.

Wooden verandas.

09241505
 
Apartment building in closed development (structural unit with No. 51 and 55), with front garden Sonnenstrasse 53
(map) 		Last quarter of the 19th century Architecturally important, Wilhelminian style building.

See number 55.

09241506
 
Apartment building in semi-open development (structural unit with No. 51 and 53), with front garden Sonnenstrasse 55
(map) 		Last quarter of the 19th century Architecturally important, Wilhelminian style building.

Facade structure, roof structures, front doors original.

09241507
 
Tenement house with front yard Sonnenstrasse 57
(map) 		probably 1898 Architecturally important, monumental historic building with two side elevations, in the style of the late neo-Gothic.

Rich facade structure.

09241508
 
Villa with garden Sonnenstrasse 59
(map) 		around 1925 Of architectural significance, in the reform style of the period after 1910.

Original received.

09241509
 

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image designation location Dating description ID
Plastic on the corner of the house Talstrasse 5
(map) 		around 1925 In terms of craftsmanship and artistic importance, the male figure symbolizes mechanical engineering.

At the corner of the first floor, symbolizing mechanical engineering.

09241510
 
Residential house with practice, in half-open development, with garden Talstrasse 27
(map) 		1930 Artistically and historically of importance, scientific importance as a single example of modern building in the late 1920s, high-quality craftsmanship, well-connected to older buildings in terms of urban planning, symbolic plastic representation via the entrance, architect: Beckert, Lichtenstein.

Design typical of the time, banisters, door handles, colored glass windows influenced by Bauhaus, single example of modern building at the end of the 20s of the 20th century, high-quality craftsmanship, well-connected to older buildings in terms of urban planning, symbolic plastic representation via entrance (female figure with snake, representing medicine by Georg Türke 1929).

09241511
 
Villa with enclosure Talstrasse 29
(map) 		1923 Architecturally important, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s.

Rich interior, wood paneling.

09241512
 
Front door of a residential building Theaterstrasse 10
(map) 		around 1800 (front door) Craftsmanship and artistically important, baroque door with the carpenters' guild mark. 09241513
 
theatre Theaterstrasse 39
(map) 		around 1925 Architecturally and historically important, building in the style of the 1920s, inside in Art Deco style. 09241514
 
Construction sculpture on the residential building Theaterstrasse 40
(map) 		1st half of the 20th century In terms of craftsmanship and artistic importance, figure of a lamp holder. 09241515
 
Residential building in closed development Theaterstrasse 42
(map) 		before 1900 Architecturally important, baroque building with segment arch portal. 09241516
 
Front door of a residential building Theaterstrasse 43
(map) 		around 1800 Craftsmanship and artistic importance, baroque door.

Evangelical bookstore owner, disfiguring facade of the house disguised.

09241517
 
Housing estate with enclosure and greenery Thomas-Mann-Strasse 1; 2
(card) 		around 1925 Architecturally important, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s / 1930s.
  • Residential complex: Thomas-Mann-Straße 2 and Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 4–12 individual house entrances, in the backyard functional building with storage room, laundry shortage and wash house (see Thomas-Mann-Straße 2),
  • Enclosure: To the street at Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 8-12, enclosure walls to the inner courtyard at Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 15, Kantstr. 2, 8 and 10 as well as Franz-Mehring-Platz 3–7,
  • Settlement green: Front garden area with a row of trees made of spherical maple (Acer platanoides 'Globosum') and pairs of pyramid poplars (Populus nigra 'Italica') at the courtyard entrances along Gerhart-Hauptmann-Straße.
 09241337
 
Double dwelling with enclosure wall to the inner courtyard and front garden, part of a residential complex (see also Franz-Mehring-Platz 3–7) Thomas-Mann-Strasse 15; 17th 09241518
 
House in a corner Thomas-Müntzer-Gasse 15
(map) 		around 1800 With shop, historically important, simple baroque building with half-timbered upper floor (plastered).

Half-timbered upper floor plastered, with shop.

09241427
 

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Villa with fence, gate and villa garden Ulmenstrasse 5
(map) 		1920s Parts of the enclosure are located on the properties at Ulmenstrasse 5a and Am Bürgerheim 4, a representative building in the neo-baroque style, enclosure made of stamped concrete with attachments in the reform style from the period after 1910, of architectural and gardening significance.

The reform style villa was built in the 1920s. It is surrounded by a regularly designed garden, which can also be assigned to the reform style. The fence system, largely preserved, documents the former size of the garden, which was built over in the southern part (today Am Bürgerheim 4) by a kindergarten and garages after 1945 and in the north-west (Ulmenstrasse 5a) by a residential building. The core area of ​​the property by the villa was retained as a garden. Parts of the symmetrical path system are overgrown, but still legible.

To the west of the villa is the driveway, which is aligned with the central axis of the villa with the main entrance, with a two-row avenue of cut winter linden trees. A row of trees made of four cut winter linden trees runs along the eastern boundary of the property, which also refers to the villa. In front of the east facade of the villa there is a mighty blood beech, which originally framed this side of the building with its symmetrically arranged counterpart, but its counterpart has been lost. In addition, valuable old trees were preserved, including horse chestnuts, a flutter elm, yew trees (Taxus baccata), a group of black pines as well as farm jasmine and rhododendron. Dendrological features such as blood beech and a swamp oak bear witness to the former owners' need for representation. An elaborately designed enclosure fence with a profiled base and crowned pillars made of stamped concrete runs along the eastern and western borders of the property. The fence panels made of ornamental grids are framed by concrete frames. The recessed gate system west of the villa on Ulmenstrasse with a double-winged access gate and two single-winged gates, also designed as ornamental grille, are of excellent design quality.

Despite the losses, the garden around the villa is still very expressive. The penetration of house and garden, which was required by garden reform ideas even before 1900, is indicated in this property by the spatial allocation of parts of the house to parts of the garden. (LfD / 2017)

Villa:

  • Interior partially preserved: stucco ceilings, entrance hall with wooden railing, vestibule with mirror, remnants of bathroom,
  • Fence with pillars, front door and room doors.

Enclosure:

  • Elaborately designed enclosure fence made of stamped concrete with a profiled base and crowned pillars, fence panels, decorative grille with concrete frame,
  • Recessed gate system west of the villa with two-winged access gate and two single-winged gates, also decorative grille,

Parts of the enclosure are located on the properties Ulmenstrasse 5a (Flrst. 767/1) and Am Bürgerheim 4 (Flrst. 767/3, 785/9, 785/11).

Villa garden:

  • Regularly laid out garden in the reform style, path system west of the villa overgrown, but still legible, west of the villa on the central axis of the villa with the main entrance driveway with a two-row avenue of cut winter linden trees (Tilia cordata), east row of trees made of four cut winter linden trees along the street Am Bürgerheim, which also refers to the villa, valuable old trees, including horse chestnuts (Aesculus hippocastanum), flutter elm (Ulmus laevis), yew trees (Taxus baccata), a group of black pines (Pinus nigra) and peasant jasmine (Philadelphus coronarius) and rhododendron, also dendrological features such as blood beech (Fagus sylvatica f. Purpurea) and swamp oak (Quercus palustris),
  • Three valuable old trees (the swamp oak, a blood beech and a sycamore maple) are located on parcels 767/3 and 785/11 (Am Bürgerheim 4).
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Villa with fence, gate and villa garden Ulmenstrasse 5a
(map) 		1920s Parts of the enclosure are located on the properties at Ulmenstrasse 5a and Am Bürgerheim 4, a representative building in the neo-baroque style, enclosure made of stamped concrete with attachments in the reform style from the period after 1910, of architectural and gardening significance.

For description see above at Ulmenstraße 5.

09241237
 

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image designation location Dating description ID
Residential building Virchowstrasse 12
(map) 		around 1930 Architecturally important, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s with Art Deco echoes.

Colored version and design preserved, poor state of construction.

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Hospital (house 1) and hospital garden with basin Virchowstrasse 18
(map) 		1914 Significant in terms of building history, local history and garden design, representative building in the reform style of the time around 1910 with neo-baroque echoes, architect: Reinhold Ulrich.

Description and justification of the garden monument: The terraced and very representative complex, which was probably laid out at the same time as the hospital, is located in front of the southwest side of the building, can be divided into the following parts:

  • The upper level with access road, arched driveway, access stairs to the building, front garden area, two rows of plane trees and a chestnut ring on the left,
  • The middle level with a central water parterre area (rectangular water basin, circumferential paths, rose borders and cut hedges) as well as an orchard in the southeast,
  • The lower level with a large rectangular lawn on the right-hand side in the northwest and a wood and lawn area below the water basin on the axis.

The axially emphasized design of the system corresponding to the building should be emphasized. A special view opens up from the balcony in front of the building, which also covers the driveway. The plane trees frame the view of the water basin and the lawns to the right and left of it. In the background of the water surface, a row of trees made of pyramid poplars forms an optical conclusion. Behind it is a varied wooded backdrop, which is composed of different deciduous trees (linden, chestnut, hazelnut, lilac, rhododendron) and conifers (blue spruce, white pine, black pine, yew) and is a later addition. The complex corresponding to the monumental building is assigned to the neo-baroque garden style of the reform period and forms a design unit with the building. It has artistic garden value in the skillful use of the site and the representative structure as well as structural and plant furnishings. (LfD / 2014, 2017)

Hospital: neo-baroque, outside staircase, plastic jewelry, balcony.

Hospital garden: probably designed in connection with the construction of the hospital (basin can be found on the measuring table from 1916).

Garden parts:

  • Upper level with arched driveway, access stairs, front garden area, two rows of trees made of cut plane trees (Platanus x hispanica) and rondelle made of horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) south of the building,
  • Middle level with central water parterre, consisting of a rectangular water basin with circumferential paths, rose borders, cut hornbeam hedges (Carpinus betulus) and a row of columnar poplars (Populus nigra 'Italica') as a south-westerly closure, as well as an orchard to the south-east,
  • Lower level with a large rectangular lawn in the north-west and a wooded area with rhododendrons (later planting) below the water basin in the axis,

Visual relationship: From the entrance of the hospital building along the central axis with the basin to the southwest.

Disturbing elements: The historical woody stock was supplemented by younger conifer plantations.

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image designation location Dating description ID
Tenement house (with two house numbers) in closed development Wehrdigtstrasse 13; 14
(card) 		1887 Architecturally important, plastered facade from the Wilhelminian era, good original inventory. 09241526
 
Apartment building in closed development Wehrdigtstrasse 15
(map) 		around 1890 With shop, historically important, plastered facade from the Gründerzeit. 09241528
 
House in a corner Wehrdigtstrasse 24
(map) 		around 1850 With shop, historically important, classicistic plastered building with elaborately designed door portals.

Window and door changed.

09241529
 
Apartment house designed in closed development Wehrstrasse 21
(map) 		around 1870 Significant from the architectural point of view, Gründerzeit plastered facade, enlivened by plaster strips, uniform design of numbers 21-25.

Good original inventory.

09241531
 
Apartment building in closed development Wehrstrasse 22
(map) 		around 1870 Significant from the architectural point of view, Gründerzeit plastered facade, enlivened by plaster strips, uniform design of numbers 21-25.

Good original inventory.

09241532
 
Apartment building in closed development Wehrstrasse 23
(map) 		around 1870 Significant from the architectural point of view, Gründerzeit plastered facade, enlivened by plaster strips, uniform design of numbers 21-25.

Load later.

09241533
 
Apartment building in closed development Wehrstrasse 24
(map) 		around 1870 Significant from the architectural point of view, Gründerzeit plastered facade, enlivened by plaster strips, uniform design of numbers 21-25.

Original facade structure.

09241534
 
Apartment building in closed development Wehrstrasse 25
(map) 		around 1870 Significant from the architectural point of view, Gründerzeit plastered facade, enlivened by plaster strips, uniform design of numbers 21-25.

Original stock.

09241535
 
Seven multi-family houses (no. 3–9) and a row of multi-family houses (no. 10–22) in the Aue settlement Westfalenweg 3 to 22
(map) 		1938-1944 Simple plastered buildings in the style of the 1930s, of local history.

The aggregate component of the aggregate Aue settlement (aggregate parts, no individual features), (see also aggregate document under Sachsenallee - Obj. 09241807):

Formerly in good original condition, see also Bayernweg - Glauchau and Schönbörnchen and Sachsenallee - Glauchau and Gesau.

09241702
 
Rental villa with garden Wettiner Strasse 2
(map) 		around 1870 In terms of urban development and architectural history, it is a representative building from the Wilhelminian style with balconies, stylistically between classicism and historicism.

Plaster blocks on the ground floor, plaster slots on the upper floor, corner blocks, balconies, bay windows, loggias, client: Friedrich Dalichow.

09241537
 
villa Wettiner Strasse 3
(map) 		1884 Architecturally significant, small, picturesque villa of historicism with an oversized tower.

Single storey with oversized tower, protruding roof, plastered ashlar, gable, corner ashlar, client: Ms. Auguste verw. Neuharth.

09241538
 
villa Wettiner Strasse 4
(map) 		around 1890 Architecturally important, in the style of historicism, yellow brick facade with half-timbered elements.

Yellow brick facade, various additions and changes.

09241539
 
Villa with enclosure, garden pavilion and garden Wettiner Strasse 9
(map) 		1899 Significant in terms of town planning, local history, architectural history and garden history, historic villa construction with corner tower, the property belonged to the well-known Glauchau master builder Reinhold Ulrich.

Description and justification of the garden monument:

The house has two entrances, one on the southwest facade and one on the northwest facade. Both entrances are accessed from Wettiner Straße via two separate gates. Another entrance to the property is at the rear, northeast property line. The access road (water-bound path cover) to an auxiliary building with a courtyard at the rear of the property is located on the south-east border and is separated from the garden by a half-height wall that bends twice. In this wall there is another gate to the garden.

The property is divided into the aforementioned driveway with a courtyard area of ​​the outbuilding, a front garden on Wettiner Straße, a rectangular raised space (so-called curiosity) on the street corner, an entrance area on the northwest facade with a linden tree from what were formerly two flanking linden trees and the rear relatively small garden. The aforementioned linden tree and another at the driveway frame the corner villa. Two oaks and a linden tree stand in the garden by the aforementioned wall and shield the outbuilding. A black pine stands in the north corner of the garden, lilacs and hazelnuts on the north-west border. The edges of the paths near the house have been preserved, possibly also those of the heavily overgrown garden. The house has been empty for several years.

An octagonal wooden pavilion is located in the rear garden area. The house opens to the northeast and southeast via bay windows, veranda, balcony and terrace. The enclosure is elaborately designed with a porphyry base and pillars made of plastered masonry with a sandstone cover. Fence panels made of wood as well as gate and door leaves have been replaced. The pillars of the gate at the entrance have a superstructure with an oval opening. The enclosure has partly retaining walls and short wall sections. The access staircase with 13 granite steps on the south corner of the house is provided with a stepped cheek and laterally bordered by a wall with pillars (fence panels are missing) to the front garden. The house, outbuildings, fencing and garden form an architectural unit in terms of function and design and are a masterpiece of the Ulrich family of architects who once lived and worked in the villa. The garden is particularly characterized by its architectural borders. It thus bears design elements of a small architectural villa garden from the late 19th century and is of interest in terms of building and gardening history. (LfD / 2014 Ragnhild Kober-Carrière)

The property belonged to the well-known Glauchau master builder Reinhold Ulrich, next to the house was the building yard with a wooden shed, the owner and builder of the house was Julius Ulrich, master builder.

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Villa with enclosure Wettiner Strasse 12
(map) 		1927 Of architectural significance, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s with Art Deco architectural ornamentation.

Plastered facade, fence, shutters, architectural ornaments preserved, builder Ernst Erich Ratz.

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villa Wettiner Strasse 14
(map) 		1912, older in essence In terms of building history, it was rebuilt in the reform style of around 1910, the core of the house was founded in the late 19th century.

Good construction condition, originally Emil Vollert Klempner's house around 1900, conversion and extension for May Wassermann 1912, open staircase 1916.

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Rental villa Wettiner Strasse 15
(map) 		around 1900 Structurally important, from the Gründerzeit plastered facade, central projectile with floating gable.

Floating gable, plastered facade, simple colored glass windows.

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Rental villa Wettiner Strasse 16
(map) 		around 1900 Architecturally of importance, from the Gründerzeit plastered construction with floating gables and wooden veranda.

Floating gables, wooden verandas, plaster scratches on the ground floor, base of Cyclops masonry, original window and door, originally with a studio, garden pavilion, water trough in the garden, plastic on the balcony?

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Totality of the Wettiner Straße residential complex, with three rows of houses (each with four entrances) over an angular floor plan Wettiner Strasse 21 to 43 (odd)
(map) 		around 1930 Architecturally important, echoes of the New Objectivity. 09241544
 
House in a corner location (structurally connected to Pestalozzistraße 64–68) with front garden, part of the Wettiner Straße residential complex Wettiner Strasse 45
(map) 		around 1930 Of importance in terms of urban planning and building history, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s / 1930s, echoes of the New Objectivity style.

Clinker plinth, corner bay window made of clinker.

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Orphanage with enclosure and front yard Wettiner Strasse 64
(map) 		1897 Architecturally important, representative neo-baroque building.

Plastered facade, gate and garden, good original inventory, currently orphanage since 1898, empty at the time of registration.

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Villa with enclosure Wettiner Strasse 66
(map) 		around 1930/1935 Architecturally important, in the homeland and traditionalist style of the 1920s / 1930s.

Disfiguring extension, on the gable side, original fence, colored glass windows in the stairwell.

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villa Wettiner Strasse 74
(map) 		1936 Architecturally important, in the homeland and traditionalist style of the 1930s.

Good original inventory.

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Factory building with gatehouse Wilhelmstrasse 26
(map) 		1927 Of significance in terms of local and architectural history as well as technological history, former dye works, monumental clinker brick building in the reform style of the period after 1910, neoclassical echoes, architect: Reinhold Ulrich, Glauchau.

Date: Färberei Fiernkrantz & Ehret existed from 1855 to 1952, successor: VEB Textilwerk Palla Glauchau, demolition permit granted for 2010/2011.

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villa Wilhelmstrasse 26a
(map) 		1912 Architecturally and locally of importance, in the reform style of the time around 1910, architect: Reinhold Ulrich, Glauchau, home of the Glauchau manufacturer Kurt Ehret.

Simple design, in the hall surrounding wooden bench and fireplace, formerly with the villa of the textile manufacturer Ehret, demolition permit granted for 2010/2011.

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image designation location Dating description ID
Apartment building in closed development Zimmerstrasse 5
(map) 		around 1900 Architecturally important, clinker brick facade from the Gründerzeit.

Mixed clinker construction

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Apartment building in closed development Zimmerstrasse 6
(map) 		around 1900 Architecturally important, clinker brick facade from the Gründerzeit.

Mixed construction, clinker brick, red brick with ornament.

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Apartment building in closed development Zimmerstrasse 7
(map) 		around 1900 Architecturally important, clinker brick facade from the late 19th century, emphasis on the entrance axis.

Mixed clinker construction.

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Apartment building in closed development (structural unit with no.10) Zimmerstrasse 8
(map) 		after 1900 Architecturally important, clinker brick facade from the Gründerzeit.

Mixed construction, red clinker brick with ornament.

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Apartment building in closed development (structural unit with No. 8) Zimmerstrasse 10
(map) 		around 1900 Architecturally important, clinker brick facade from the Gründerzeit.

Mixed construction, red clinker brick with ornament.

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Remarks

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

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