List of cultural monuments in Großhartmannsdorf

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The list of cultural monuments in Großhartmannsdorf contains the cultural monuments in Großhartmannsdorf and the associated districts. The notes are to be observed.

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

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  • Designation: Name, designation or the type of cultural monument
  • Location: If available, street name and house number of the cultural monument; The list is basically sorted according to this address. The map link leads to various map displays and gives the coordinates of the cultural monument.
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  • Dating: indicates the year of completion or the date of the first mention or the period of construction
  • Description: structural and historical details of the cultural monument, preferably the monument properties
  • ID: is awarded by the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony. It clearly identifies the cultural monument. The link leads to a PDF document from the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony, which summarizes the information on the monument, contains a map sketch and often a detailed description. For former cultural monuments sometimes no ID is given, if one is given, this is the former ID. The corresponding link leads to an empty document at the state office. The following icon can also be found in the ID column Notification-icon-Wikidata-logo.svg; this leads to information on this cultural monument at Wikidata .

Großhartmannsdorf

Georeferencing Map with all coordinates of the section Großhartmannsdorf : OSM
image designation location Dating description ID
Carlowitz cross (burial place with two stone crosses) (Map) 1928 Gravestones for Chamberlain Carl Adolph von Carlowitz , d. August 2, 1928, and his wife, d. June 18, 1941, of local historical significance and of regional interest. Two large stone crosses, about 1.60 m high, with the death of Carl Adolph von Carlowitz, the approximately 200-year-old era of the Carlowitz family came to an end on the estate in Großhartmannsdorf. 08991091
 
Kohlbach Kunstgraben with all associated arch bridges and roses (individual monuments to ID no. 08991218)
 Kohlbach Kunstgraben with all associated arch bridges and roses (individual monuments to ID no. 08991218) (Map) 1556 Single monuments of the entirety of the area watercourse institution : Kohlbach art trench with a contactor, with all the associated vault bridges and florets and two Rösch mouth holes - artificial and mainly above ground applied Kunstgraben between the Upper Großhartmannsdorfer pond and the Blessed Lander pond, landscape formative components of an extensive system of the mining water to supply the Freiberger Mining with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history. 09304684
 
Zethauer Kunstgraben and Helbigsdorfer Rösche including the Röschenmundloch (individual monuments to ID no. 08991218)
More pictures 		Zethauer Kunstgraben and Helbigsdorfer Rösche including the Röschenmundloch (individual monuments to ID no. 08991218) (Map) from 1564 Individual features of the totality of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt: Zethauer artificial ditch including all tees or gates, vault bridges and Helbigsdorfer Rösche including Röschenmundloch - landscape-defining components of an extensive system of mining water management to supply the Freiberg mining with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history. 09306186
 
Middle Großhartmannsdorfer pond; Connecting ditch, artificial pond including pond dam (individual monuments to ID no. 08991218)
More pictures 		Middle Großhartmannsdorfer pond ; Connecting ditch, artificial pond including pond dam (individual monuments to ID no. 08991218) Main street
(map) 		1726-1732 Individual features of the totality of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt: connecting ditch , artificial pond including pond dam, overflow, associated pedestrian bridge, flood relief gully, harrow house with bottom outlet, associated mouth hole and subsequent drainage ditch as well as four boundary stones - landscape- defining components of an extensive system of mining water management with mining water management for the supply of the Freiberger of particular importance in terms of local history. 09306320
 
Upper Großhartmannsdorfer Pond; Obersaidaer florets; Kohlbach Kunstgraben; Ditch of the Obermühle (individual monuments to ID no. 08991218)
More pictures 		Upper Großhartmannsdorfer Pond ; Obersaidaer florets; Kohlbach Kunstgraben; Ditch of the Obermühle (individual monuments to ID no. 08991218) Main street
(map) 		1591-1593 Individual features of the totality of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt: Section of the Obersaidaer Rösche including mouth hole, artificial pond including inlet canal, pond dam, two harrow houses and overflow with ditch of the Obermühle as well as part of the Kohlbach artificial ditch with Dorfbachschütz and boundary stone - landscape-defining components of an extensive system of mining water management to supply the Freiber Impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history. 09306321
 
Residential stable house with oven extension of a three-sided courtyard Hauptstrasse 4
(map) 		18th century Relic of the old village development, stately structure, high pitched roof, of architectural and socio-historical importance. Residential stable house : solid ground floor, upper floor presumably half-timbered plastered, one gable side massive, gable half-timbered clad, 2nd gable side clad, gable roof , slate roof , oven extension. 08991155
 
Residential stable house (former cartwright with equipment) Hauptstrasse 10
(map) 		around 1800 Typical regional farmhouse with half-timbered upper floor, of importance in terms of building history, local history and the street scene. Solid ground floor, upper floor partly slated, partly clad, window with muntin, box window, some slightly enlarged, high pitched roof, slate covering. 08991156
 
House and workshop Hauptstrasse 11
(map) 		Mid 19th century Small building with a half-timbered upper floor typical of the region and a workshop in the style of the train station architecture, of architectural and social significance. 08991153
 
Residential building Hauptstrasse 17
(map) 		after 1800 rural house typical of the landscape with half-timbered upper floor, historically important. Solid ground floor, upper floor clad with an intact wooden structure, extension towed to the rear, clad gable, with original windows, high hipped roof with short forehead, slate covering. 08991152
 
Obermühle; Mill and mill technology Hauptstrasse 18a
(map) 		around 1930 local and technical historical significance. Hook floor plan: two-storey plastered building, e.g. T. sandstone walls, mill section upper floor timber-framed, inside: ground floor with vault, half-hipped roof, mill technology: Francis shaft turbine (1892), roller mills from the Grosse company from Lohmen, plan sifters, tube sheets, elevators and screws (all around 1935), corresponds to the technology of one Industrial mill. 08991154
 
Residential stable house Hauptstrasse 19
(map) 		around 1850 (farmhouse) Residential stable house; Wall-to-opening ratio intact (later attached part with half-timbered upper floor collapsed), historically important. 08991157
 
Southern side building of a three-sided courtyard Hauptstrasse 26
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century Preserved building in its cubature with half-timbered construction on the long sides, of importance in terms of architectural history and the appearance of the street. Solid ground floor and gable sides of the upper floor, double - bar framework with diagonal struts, clad gable, gable roof. 08991212
 
Residential building Hauptstrasse 36
(map) 		1926 Typical construction of the time with original details, urban architectural language in a rural context, of importance in terms of building history. Natural stone plinth, single storey, plastered, windows with muntin, shutters, central roof house, mansard roof , roof house, gable tip and roof covering with slate covering. 08991221
 
Residential stable house Hauptstrasse 37
(map) 		Mid 19th century Relic of the historical local development, of architectural significance. Two-storey, mostly solid, windows with mullion, winter window, upper floor with mountain door, one gable side half-timbered, clad, the other gable with arched window, gable roof, hooked floor plan. 08991213
 
South stable house, western side building and northern barn of a four-sided courtyard with front garden and enclosure Hauptstrasse 46
(map) 		Core 18th century The structure of the farm has been preserved and has a significant impact on the building history and the townscape, a relic of the original village complex. Stable house: solid ground floor, half-timbered upper floor, e.g. T. boarded up, z. Partly clad, slight disturbances, gable roof, side building: two-storey, solid ground floor, upper floor timber-frame boarded, original windows, gable roof, barn: one and a half-story wooden construction boarded up, window with sprouting, mighty mansard roof , dormers, high entrance, (2nd barn without monument value), to the street meadows with picket fence and pond and courtyard tree (chestnut). 08991151
 
Southern stable house and eastern barn of a three-sided courtyard as well as street-side retaining wall Hauptstrasse 56
(map) 		18th century Relic of the original village structure, of architectural and economic importance. Residential stable house: stately structure, massive ground floor, modified (in the stable part of the garage), upper floor long sides with intact half-timbered construction, boarded up, gable slated, gable roof, each with a wide cage , a horizontal window, slate roofing, side building: two-storey, largely wooden construction, boarded up, Gable roof, wall: to the left and right of the central driveway, layered natural stones, plastered on the right. 08991149
 
Residential stable house Hauptstrasse 57
(map) 		Mid 19th century typical landscape building with half-timbered upper floor, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, window with mullion, winter window, weather house, upper floor clad, window with mullion, double window, gable roof, slate covering. 08991166
 
Residential building (former prison) Hauptstrasse 59
(map) 		around 1830 without rear annex, building preserved in cubature, local historical significance. Two-storey, massive, winter window, gable half-timbered, clad, wooden eaves, half-hip roof, slate roofing. 08991162
 
Residential stable house and barn of a two-sided courtyard Hauptstrasse 65
(map) 		Core 18th century The structure of the courtyard has been preserved and has a significant impact on the history of the building and the street scene. Stable house: two-storey plastered building massive, e.g. T. red sandstone walls, windows z. Partly slated with rung, gable and gable roof, barn: solid, plastered, two large segment arch gates side by side, gable with two round arched windows and oculus , gable roof. 08991150
 
Wash house Hauptstrasse 71
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century (wash house) Elaborately designed outbuilding, relic of earlier rural life, of social and historical importance. Sandstone walls, round arches with sparse ornamentation, plastered quarry stone masonry, flat gable roof, slate covering, roof overhang, decorative beams. 08991165
 
Side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard as well as fence, gate entrance and courtyard tree Hauptstrasse 76
(map) 		19th century authentic examples of rural farm buildings with a boarded-up upper floor, of architectural and economic significance. Northern side building: one and a half story, solid ground floor, original windows and gates, upper floor and gable boarded or clad, gable roof, eastern barn: solid ground floor, boarded up upper floor, original windows, gable roof, slate, plastered wall and pillars, pillar with striker plate and ball attachment ( House changed too much). 08991148
 
Residential building Hauptstrasse 78
(map) 		1840 rural house typical of the landscape with half-timbered upper floor, historically important. Solid ground floor, upper floor wooden construction intact, boarded up, gable side clad, mountain door above the entrance door, gable roof. 08991161
 
Residential building Hauptstrasse 80
(map) 		18th century Typical regional rural house with boarded half-timbered upper floor (without rear extension), of architectural significance. Ground floor massive, changed, massive entrance porch, upper floor with original window size, gable roof, slate roofing. 08991160
 
Residential building Hauptstrasse 84
(map) 		18th century Rural house typical of the region with a half-timbered upper floor, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, entrance porch, upper floor half-timbered, a gable side with a new bay-like extension, a gable with enlarged windows, the house as a whole clad, high hipped roof. 08991147
 
Residential stable house Hauptstrasse 94
(map) 		18th century Typical regional, broadly based farmhouse with an intact half-timbered upper floor, historically important. Ground floor solid, smoothed, stable door on the gable side, upper floor window in original size, upper floor clad, high hipped roof. 08991146
 
Oil mill; Mill house, barn and side building Hauptstrasse 97
(map) 		18th century Mill house, barn and side building of a mill property - the structure of the courtyard, a relic of the old local system, of importance in terms of building history, local history and technology history.
  • Mill dwelling house: two-storey, solid, ground floor with sandstone walls, gable roof, half-timbered gable clad, original windows, lower two-storey extension on the gable side with sandstone walls, originally with a hipped roof
  • L-shaped attached barn: wooden construction boarded up, gable roof
  • Side building: one and a half story, massive ground floor, on the courtyard side later brick extension (no monument), 1/2 upper floor boarded up, gable roof
 08991159
 
Seven landmarks and a millstone Hauptstrasse 103 (next to)
(map) 		re. 1667; 1782; 1818 (boundary stone) Seven boundary stones and a millstone - moved here, of local significance. 08991211
 
Wooden beam ceiling and plank room Hauptstrasse 104
(map) 		around 1800 historically valuable. Ceiling: with beveled beams. 08991224
 
town hall
 town hall Hauptstrasse 106
(map) 		Mid 1930s Typical plastered building with hipped roof, well proportioned, of architectural and local importance. Two-storey, scratched sandstone walls, three-axis central projectile with a central entrance and continuous sills on the upper floor, hipped roof , slate covering, original lettering "Rathaus" above the entrance, plaster renewed atypically. 08991202
 
Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard Hauptstrasse 115
(map) 		around 1800 Typical landscape farmhouse with half-timbered upper floor, of importance in terms of architectural history and the appearance of the street. Massive ground floor, e.g. Partly changed, upper floor mostly half-timbered, plastered, boarded gable, gable roof, slate covering. 08991158
 
barn Hauptstrasse 119
(map) 		around 1900 Stately L-shaped building with a boarded-up upper floor, defining the street scene. Ground floor massive, partly changed, first floor z. Some with original lattice windows, flat saddle roof. 08991203
 
Residential stable house Hauptstrasse 122
(map) 		Kern 17th century very old farmhouse, e.g. Some with half-timbered upper storey, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, winter window, upper floor front part with gable side half-timbering, clad, square window in the massive replaced part, saddle roof. 08991204
 
Rectory and enclosure wall with archway
 Rectory and enclosure wall with archway Hauptstrasse 125
(map) 		re. 1804 Rectory : stately plastered building with a high mansard roof, of architectural and local significance. Two-storey, solid, sandstone walls, entrances with a flat segment arch and keystone, above the entrance "Literis et pieta ti S.", (second entrance meanwhile window), partly winter windows, strongly profiled eaves, mansard roof, partly slate roofing, partly plain tile roofing, fencing wall partly plastered, partly stone-sighted, small gate to the garden, large round arched passage with keystone and two side gates with basket arch, cover with beaver tail crowns. 08991124
 
Residential building (former prison and forestry) Hauptstrasse 126
(map) 		1759 Plastered building with a distinctive mansard roof with a fore, of architectural and local significance. One-storey, solid, plastered, mansard roof with three standing dormer windows, slate covering. 08991173
 
Village church and churchyard in Großhartmannsdorf
More pictures 		Village church and churchyard in Großhartmannsdorf Hauptstrasse 127
(map) 		re. 1738 Church with furnishings, churchyard, enclosure with archway, a tomb and alms stone as well as a memorial for those who fell in the Franco-German War - a baroque hall church located on a hill, of importance for the history of the building, the history of the town and the townscape. 08991126
 
Residential stable house
 Residential stable house Hauptstrasse 132
(map) 		around 1800 stately farmhouse with half-timbered upper floor, of architectural significance. Massive ground floor, sandstone walls renewed, upper floor double-bar framework with diagonal struts, presumably rebuilt, boarded-up back, window with muntin, upstairs z. T. box windows, all new, boarded gable, profiled eaves, high hipped roof, horizontal skylights, untypical row of windows in the gable above, slate roofing, house completely renovated. 08991171
 
Residential stable house, side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard and archway Hauptstrasse 137
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century, core possibly older The structure of the courtyard has been preserved and is of architectural and economic significance.
  • Residential stable house: Solid ground floor, upper floor timber-frame clad, high mansard roof with fore, slate roofing and beaver tail roofing, e.g. T. beaver tail crown covering, horizontal skylights, outside with wooden risalit
  • Stable: massive, single-storey, high mansard roof with forelock, boarded gable
  • Barn: solid, plastered, hipped roof, central hatch with decorative top
 08991170
 
House and barn Hauptstrasse 139
(map) 		around 1800 and later with shop fittings, typical regional building with half-timbered upper floor (without extension), of architectural significance.
  • Residential house: solid ground floor, modified, upper floor half-timbered, clad, possibly one gable side and rear side solid, window enlarged in the gable, gable roof, wide cage, slate roofing
  • Barn: quarry stone, plastered, two segmented arched gates, pigeon escape holes, gable half-timbered clad, gable roof, slate roofing
 08991174
 
Residential building Hauptstrasse 140
(map) 		around 1840 Rural house typical of the region with a half-timbered upper floor, of architectural significance. Ground floor massive, changed, upper floor wooden construction largely intact, one gable side with two horizontal windows, upper floor and gable clad, hipped roof, slate roofing, two horizontal skylights. 08991205
 
Memorial to the fallen of the First World War
 Memorial to the fallen of the First World War Hauptstrasse 142 (next to)
(map) 		1920s Block-like base with a larger-than-life figure of a kneeling soldier (copy, original destroyed), historical significance. Three-step staircase base, cube top "World War 1914–1918", on the sides a list of the fallen. The soldier with protective arms and bowed head with helmet, enclosure. 08991176
 
Residential building Hauptstrasse 150
(map) 		around 1830 typical regional building with half-timbered upper floor, of architectural significance. Ground floor massive, changed, upper floor window size originally, half-timbered cladding, towed extension, gable field slated, crooked hip roof, slate covering, one gable side massive, window added. 08991196
 
Residential building Hauptstrasse 156
(map) 		after 1800 Typical regional building with half-timbered upper floor (without extension), of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, modified (shop installation), upper floor clad, gable clad, gable roof, slate roofing (former residential stable). 08991197
 
Cottage Hauptstrasse 161
(map) 		1842 Preserved to a high degree in its original appearance, singular in the place, of architectural and socio-historical importance. One-storey, solid, window with rung, one-sided shutters, wooden door frame, old door, high pitched roof, boarded gable, narrow boarded annex to the rear extending into the roof (toilet opening), slate roofing, roof pike. 08991198
 
Residential building Hauptstrasse 164
(map) 		after 1800 Residential part with half-timbered upper floor, largely preserved in its original appearance, with a built-in shop, of architectural significance. Residential house part: solid ground floor, sandstone door jambs, timber-framed upstairs, double windows, small shutters, two-axis shop extension: solid, one and a half story, door openings with segment arch, small winter windows on the upper floor, gable side sandstone walls, windows with gable ends, renewed, continuous saddle roof, slate roofing. 08991199
 
Residential stable house, side building, barn and another side building of a four-sided courtyard as well as two gate pillars Hauptstrasse 169
(map) 		End of the 19th century Four-sided courtyard that has been preserved in its structure, one of the few in the village, of architectural and economic importance. Stable house: two-storey, solid, profiled walls, plaster strips, gable roof, slate roofing, stable: one-storey, jamb , plaster structure, openings e.g. Partly changed, central bay window (dovecote), gable roof, slate roofing, barn: segment arched doors, plastered building with structure, twin windows in the gable with round arches, gable roof, small side building: single-storey plastered building with flat pent roof . Pillar: square, brick, pyramidal end with spherical crown. 08991207
 
Residential stable house Hauptstrasse 179
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century typical regional building with half-timbered upper floor, of architectural significance. Ground floor solid, smoothed, upper floor half-timbered construction intact, clad (atypical color), gable roof, a horizontal skylight. 08991201
 
Residential stable house Hauptstrasse 182
(map) 		Core 18th century Typical regional farmhouse with half-timbered upper floor, exposed location, historically important. L-shaped floor plan, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, double-sided back, otherwise boarded or clad, porch facing the street with solid gable side, gable field also clad, e.g. T. windows with muntin, gable roof. 08991208
 
Country warehouse Hauptstrasse 190 (next to)
(map) 		after 1900 Broad brick building with boarded jambs in the style of the train station architecture, of importance in terms of local history and the appearance of the street. Natural stone plinth, entrances and windows with segmental arches, walls sculptured by protruding brick cuboids, central projectile with gable, boarded-up jamb on the eaves side, on the gable with Prussian half-timbered, flat saddle roof with overhang. 08991186
 
Großhartmannsdorf station; Railway line Berthelsdorf - Großhartmannsdorf with Abzw Brand - Langenau
More pictures 		Großhartmannsdorf station; Railway line Berthelsdorf - Großhartmannsdorf with Abzw Brand - Langenau Hauptstrasse 192; 194
(card) 		around 1900 Reception building , goods handling building and service building of the train station as well as the neighboring warehouse ( BHG ) - brick buildings combined with boarded-up zones on the railway line Berthelsdorf – Großhartmannsdorf , of importance in terms of the history of the railway, local history and the appearance of the streets. 08991187
 
Cottage Hauptstrasse 200
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Timber construction preserved in the construction on the upper floor, of architectural and socio-historical importance. Ground floor massive, smoothed, upper floor half-timbered, partly boarded up, partly plastered, towed extension, gable roof, slate covering. 08991193
 
Residential building Hauptstrasse 205
(map) 		around 1800 Typical regional residential building with half-timbered upper floor, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, winter window, entrance with sandstone walls, first floor window original size, boarded up, gable roof. 08991209
 
Residential building (without rear extension) Hauptstrasse 216
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century with half-timbered upper floor typical of the landscape, later shop installation, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, heavily modified by wide shop windows, upper floor clad, gable as well, gable roof, slate roofing, a horizontal skylight. 08991210
 
Residential building Hauptstrasse 235
(map) 		End of 18th century Stately residential building with a half-timbered upper floor, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the street. Massive ground floor, e.g. Partly changed, massive entrance porch, upper floor half-timbered, gable side clad, street side skidded, high hipped roof with short forelock, rear with mountain hatch with protruding gable roof. 08991188
 
Side building of a Hakenhof Hauptstrasse 237
(map) 		End of the 19th century Agricultural building typical of the region with a boarded upper floor, significant due to its location at the entrance to the town, which characterizes the street. Solid ground floor, boarded-up extension, upper floor boarded-up, glazed windows, gable roof, loading hatch in the gable, hipped back gable, slate covering. 08991189
 
Großhartmannsdorf manor; Mansion
More pictures 		Großhartmannsdorf manor; Mansion Hofbuschweg 1
(map) 		1st half of the 16th century mighty renaissance building with niche portal and later mansard roof as well as remnants of original furnishings, houses collection on Saxon history, of architectural, art-historical and local history. Two-storey massive building, on the north side a stair tower and seating niche portal, barrel vaults in the basement , ground floor and first floor with large floorboards, groin vaults, stucco ceilings, wooden coffered ceilings, 18th and 19th century furnishings, mansard roof with plain tile roofing. 08991177
 
Großhartmannsdorf manor: Two memorial plaques for the reconstruction of the Großhartmannsdorf manor Hofbuschweg 5
(map) 		after 1775 of local importance. Two sandstone memorial plaques set into the building wall, one for Hans Carl August von Carlowitz, 1775, the other for Paul Emil von Carlowitz, 1848. 08991178
 
Großhartmannsdorf manor; Manor's house and farm building Hofbuschweg 8; 9
(card) 		presumably 18th century Manor's house (No. 8) and farm building (No. 9) of the Hartmannsdorf manor - of architectural and local significance. Two-storey, massive, two structures, remains of sandstone walls, some cross-frame windows, number 9 with a gable roof, e.g. T. beaver tail covering, number 8 crooked hip roof, beaver tail covering, individual winter windows, wooden eaves. 08991206
 
Residential stable house Lohsen 3
(map) 		1826 small farmhouse with boarded half-timbered upper floor, largely preserved in its original appearance, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, open weather house with hipped roof , first floor window in original size with simple ornamental roofing, window with muntin, upper floor and gable fields boarded up, saddle roof, slate covering. 08991185
 
Residential building Muldaer Strasse 17
(map) 		around 1800 intact half-timbered construction on the upper floor, of architectural significance. Ground floor massive, changed, upper floor double-bar framework with corner struts, clad gable, gable roof, slate covering. 08991200
 
Residential stable house Neuwaltersdorfer Strasse 2
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century simple example of rural living and way of life with half-timbered upper floor (without extension), of architectural significance. Ground floor solid, smoothed, upper floor long sides clad with half-timbering, gable side solid, window with muntin, partly winter window, gable roof, slate covering (rear). 08991142
 
Residential stable house and barn of a two-sided courtyard Neuwaltersdorfer Strasse 4
(map) 		Mid 19th century Typical landscape courtyard with half-timbering, of architectural and economic importance.
  • Residential stable house: solid ground floor, modified, upper floor long sides timber-frame clad, solid gable ends, rear extension, toilet bay, saddle roof, slate roofing
  • Barn: largely wooden construction, boarded up, gable roof, slate roofing.
 08991141
 
Residential stable house and barn of a two-sided courtyard Neuwaltersdorfer Strasse 5
(map) 		Mid 19th century Timber-built courtyard, largely preserved in its original appearance, of architectural and economic importance.
  • Residential stable house: solid ground floor, sandstone walls, two-winged old door, upper floor double-bar timbered, window with muntin, mountain door, boarded gable sides, gable roof, 2nd long side clad
  • Barn: wooden construction, boarded up, gable roof.
 08991140
 
Transformer tower of the Neuwaltersdorf substation Neuwaltersdorfer Straße 22 (next to)
(map) 		1953 Built in the early 1950s, possibly a series structure of the VVB Energiegebiet Ost, of regional and supply history as well as technical and architectural history. Square floor plan, ground floor natural stone cuboid, upper floor plastered, pointed gable roof. 08991143
 
hydrant School settlement 19
(map) 		Early 20th century of significance in terms of technology history. Cast iron, with historical fittings, two side hose connections, central valve under a decorative hood, "Carl Jensen Freiberg", approx. 80 cm high. 08991175
 
All of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt, extensive mining water management system consisting of artificial ponds including the associated structural and technical systems
 Entirety of ground water run institution , extensive mining water management system including art consisting of ponds. The associated structural and technical facilities Tenths -
(card) 		16.-18. Century Entirety of ground water run institution , extensive mining water management system including consisting of art ponds. The associated structural and technical equipment, Art trenches including all contactors, discounts and vaulted bridges, florets including their mouth holes, Stolln and associated Halden, marking and landmarks in several municipalities of mittelsachsen , see list the artificial ditches and florets of the Freiberg Revierwasserlaufanstalt . 08991218
 
Lower Großhartmannsdorfer pond; Spawning pond; Müdisdorfer Kunstgraben; Teichhaus (individual monuments for ID no. 08991218)
More pictures 		Lower Großhartmannsdorfer pond ; Spawning pond; Müdisdorfer Kunstgraben ; Teichhaus (individual monuments for ID no. 08991218) Tenths -
(card) 		First mentioned in 1524 Individual features of the totality of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt: Pond house, artificial pond including pond dam, mill harrow with mill rose, bottom drain harrow with discharge nozzle, overflow with protective system and footbridge, turbine harrow with turbine rose, old round harrow and fish tank as well as part of the Müdisdorf water management system for an extensive fishmonger landscape Supplying Freiberg mining with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history, as well as evidence of the local fishing industry. 09306198
 
Road bridge over the Großhartmannsdorfer Bach Tenths -
(card) 		re. 1818 Arched bridge made of natural stone, important in terms of traffic history. Arched bridge made of natural stone, parapets with cover plates, on the south side keystone marked 1818 (?), Bridge at the transition from the overflow of the Lower Großhartmannsdorfer pond to the Großhartmannsdorfer.

Brook

08991179
 
hydrant Tenths 1 (forward)
(card) 		Early 20th century of significance in terms of technology history. Cast iron, approx. 80 cm high, with historical fittings, two side hose connections, central valve under a decorative hood. 08991194
 
Syringe house Tenth of 2 (opposite)
(card) 		1837 Small plastered building with a distinctive half-hip roof, of local historical importance. Modern plaster, renewed gate, wooden eaves, boarded gable with hatch, half-hip roof, beaver tail covering, completely renovated, used as a syringe house until 1930. 08991195
 
Residential building Tenths of 6
(card) 		around 1800 typical of the landscape with half-timbering on the upper floor, of architectural significance. Ground floor massive, changed (in the stable part of the garage), one gable side massive, otherwise half-timbered, clad or boarded, gable roof. 08991192
 
Residential stable house Tenths 9
(card) 		around 1800 typical of the landscape with half-timbering on the upper floor (without extension), of architectural significance. Solid ground floor and solid gable sides, window with muntin and winter window, sandstone walls, eaves side upper floor half-timbered clad, gable half-timbered clad, gable roof, slate covering. 08991191
 
Residential stable house with integrated barn part Tenths of 20
(card) 		18th century stately, regionally typical farmhouse with half-timbered upper floor, boarded up, historically important. Solid ground floor, upper floor windows probably a little enlarged, gable roof, wooden barn part. 08991145
 
Residential stable house Tenths of 21
(card) 		1st half of the 19th century Farmhouse with half-timbered upper floor typical of the region, of architectural significance. Ground floor solid, smoothed, garage fittings in the stable part, upper floor with double-bar framework, diagonal struts, clad gable sides, gable roof, slate roofing (solar system). 08991182
 
hydrant Tenth 28 (before)
(card) 		after 1900 of significance in terms of technology history. Cast iron, approx. 80 cm high, with historical fittings, two side hose connections, central valve under a decorative hood. 08991183
 
Residential building Tenths of 32
(card) 		1st half of the 19th century simple rural house, partly half-timbered on the upper floor, cubature typical of the time, of architectural significance. Hook floor plan, two-storey, massive, one eaves side visible framework with mountain door, window with muntin, gable roof, on the street gable with oculus. 08991184
 
Residential stable house Tenths of 50
(card) 		1836 typical landscape farmhouse with boarded half-timbered upper floor, partly massive, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, upper floor partly also, front part upper floor timber-framed boarded, windows with muntin, gable roof, slate covering. 08991144
 
Niedere Teichmühle; Mill house, side building and Mühlgraben (artificial moat) (individual monuments for ID no. 08991218)
More pictures 		Niedere Teichmühle; Mill house, side building and Mühlgraben (artificial moat) (individual monuments for ID no. 08991218) Tenths 56
(card) 		2nd half of the 19th century, core older Individual features of the totality of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt: Mill dwelling house, side building (mill building) and Mühlgraben (artificial moat) including bank retaining walls and vaulted bridges - a striking ensemble on the Lower Großhartmannsdorfer Pond, in the context of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt, of technical, historical and local significance. 08991180
 

Middle Aida

Georeferencing Map with all coordinates of the Central Aida section : OSM
image designation location Dating description ID
Part of the totality of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt in the district of Mittelaida with individual monuments (Map) 16.-18. Century Part of the totality of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt in the district of Mittelaida with the individual monuments: Haselbacher Rösche with mouth hole, section of the Lower Dörnthaler artificial ditch including all vault bridges, section of the Obersaidaer artificial ditch with gate, tee and all vaulted bridges, section of Obersaidaer Rösche no. 0899 ID16 (single monument no. Lower Lichtlochhalde (individual monument ID no. 08991214) and Upper Lichtlochhalde (individual monument ID no. 08991215) - components of an extensive system of mining water management to supply the Freiberg mining industry with impact water , of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history. (Population list - ID No. 08991218, Großhartmannsdorf, tenths). 09305286
 
Haselbacher Rösche; Unterer Dörnthaler Kunstgraben; Obersaidaer artificial moat; Obersaidaer florets; (Individual features for ID no.09305286)
More pictures 		Haselbacher Rösche ; Unterer Dörnthaler Kunstgraben ; Obersaidaer artificial moat ; Obersaidaer florets; (Individual features for ID no.09305286) (Map) 1606-1607 Individual features of the totality Revierwasserlaufanstalt: Haselbacher Rösche with mouth hole, section of the Lower Dörnthaler artificial ditch including all vault bridges, section of the Obersaidaer artificial ditch with gate, tee and all vault bridges, section of the Obersaidaer Rösche - landscape-defining components of an extensive system of mining water management with the supply of mining water management Impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history. 08991216
 
Upper Lichtlochhalde (individual monuments for ID no.09305286) (Map) 1603-1607 Individual monument of the totality of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt: Halde - testimony to the ascension of the Obersaidaer Rösche, marks the course of this Rösche visibly above ground, part of the landscape characterizing part of an extensive system of mining water management to supply the Freiberg mining with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history. 08991215
 
Lower Lichtlochhalde (individual monument for ID no.09305286) (Map) 1603-1607 Individual monument of the totality of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt: Halde - testimony to the ascension of the Obersaidaer Rösche, marks the course of this Rösche visibly above ground, part of the landscape characterizing part of an extensive system of mining water management to supply the Freiberg mining with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history. 08991214
 
Rock cellar (Map) re. 1836 Part of the former Ritterguts brewery, of local historical importance. The tunnel is 30-35 m long, 2.5 m high, the entrance is square, walled with bricks, marked 1836 SA on the face (end of the tunnel), and served as an air raid shelter during wartime . 08991163
 
Baldauf Lightning Stone (Map) after 1920 Memorial stone for Oswin Richard Baldauf, who was struck by lightning here, of local historical importance. 08991225
 
Residential stable house Am Saidenbach 28
(map) 		According to information around 1700 Rural house typical of the region with a half-timbered upper floor, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, later entrance porch, upper floor double-bar framework with corner struts, mounted (framework preserved underneath), windows renewed, gable ends clad, gable roof, slate covering. 08991119
 
Inn and rear side building Annaberger Strasse 22
(map) 		around 1820 stately, broad cubature, of importance in terms of building history, local history and the appearance of the town. Two-storey, massive, 10: 4 axes, e.g. T. sandstone walls, some openings changed, half-hip roof, side building: brick building, half-hip roof, clad gable. 08991220
 
Soviet memorial Eppendorfer Strasse
(map) 		after 1945 Burial place of two war dead, of local history. Double grave, in the middle approx. 80 cm high, roughly hewn red granite with a star top, inscription: "Honoring memory of the heroes of the Soviet army". 08991168
 
Gravestone for Oswin Richard Baldauf Eppendorfer Strasse
(map) 		after 1920 was struck by lightning on May 26, 1920 (see Blitzstein ID no. 08991225), of local history. Granite stone with a polished tablet. 08991167
 
Consolidation of the fortified church and churchyard in Central Saida with individual monuments
More pictures 		Consolidation of the fortified church and churchyard in Central Saida with individual monuments Eppendorfer Strasse
(map) 		15-19 Century Consolidation of fortified church and cemetery in Middle Saida with the following individual monuments: Church with furnishings, 13 tombs, memorial for those who fell in the Franco-Prussian War, Bismarck memorial and cemetery enclosure (individual monument ID No. 08991118), the linden ring surrounding the cemetery (garden monument) and cemetery as a whole - one of the few fortified churches preserved in Saxony, of importance in terms of building history, art history and settlement history. 09305638
 
Central Saida fortified church with fittings and cemetery enclosure (individual monuments to ID no. 09305638)
More pictures 		Central Saida fortified church with fittings and cemetery enclosure (individual monuments to ID no. 09305638) Eppendorfer Strasse
(map) 		1434 Individual monuments of the whole of the fortified church and cemetery in Middle Saida: Church with furnishings, cemetery , 13 tombs, memorial for those who fell in the Franco-German War, Bismarck memorial and cemetery enclosure - one of the few fortified churches preserved in Saxony, of importance in terms of building history, art history and settlement history. 08991118
 
Residential stable house and barn Eppendorfer Strasse 9
(map) 		around 1880 Massive farmhouse typical of the time with largely intact wall-opening ratio, of architectural and economic importance.
  • Stable house: two-storey, window with muntin, gable with twin arched windows, gable roof
  • Barn: largely wooden construction, boarded up, 1 1/2 storey, gable roof
 08991219
 
Memorial to the fallen of the First World War Eppendorfer Straße 10 (next to)
(map) 		after 1918 of local importance. Stepped base, granite block with inscription: “Thanks and honor to our heroes / Central Saida community”, on the side a list of the fallen, on the cover plate an iron cross made of stone (1914–1918). 08991114
 
Rectory
 Rectory Eppendorfer Strasse 15
(map) 		1750-1755 Stately plastered building with an intact wall-opening ratio, largely restored in its original appearance, of significance in terms of building history and local history. Two-storey, solid, sandstone walls, doors with basket arch and keystone, windows renewed (with cross-frame windows), plaster structure, profiled eaves, boarded gable, half-timbered roof, hipped roof, slate roofing. 08991115
 
House and side building Obersaidaer Strasse 1
(map) 		around 1800 rural house typical of the landscape with half-timbered upper floor, historically important.
  • Solid ground floor, sandstone walls, partly changed, upper floor approx. 2/3 half-timbered, boarded, the remaining part solid, gable roof
  • Ancillary building: one-storey with jamb, massive ground floor, half-height segmental arched windows, jam zone and gable boarded up, saddle roof.
 08991123
 
Manor Middle Saida; Mansion
More pictures 		Manor Middle Saida; Mansion Parkstrasse 4
(map) 		1900, core probably older Plastered building on an irregular floor plan with ornamental framework, despite structural changes worthy of a monument, of architectural and local significance. Two-storey, natural stone base, ground floor z. T. windows with segment arch and keystone, upper floor z. T. with Prussian half-timbered, wooden bay window, half-timbered z. T. disguised or massively replaced, remnants of plaster strips and corner blocks, z. T. sandstone walls. 08991169
 
Manor Middle Saida; Residential building Schulstrasse 13
(map) 		around 1870 (residential building) Plastered building with economical structure with original details, part of the farmyard of the manor, of importance in terms of building history and local history. Two-storey, solid, sandstone walls, on the ground floor with segmented arches, an original two-winged front door, some with winter windows, central projection over three axes, on the ground floor remains of plaster ashlar, plaster strips, upstairs windows in the central projection with straight roofs, gable roof. 08991122
 

Lower Saida

Georeferencing Map with all coordinates of the Lower Saida section : OSM
image designation location Dating description ID
Residential stable house Dorfstrasse 2
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Typical regional farmhouse with boarded half-timbered upper floor, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, windows with muntin, partly winter windows, upper floor window sizes preserved, gable roof, slate covering. 08991134
 
Residential stable house and barn of a three-sided courtyard Dorfstrasse 16
(map) 		around 1800 Typical regional farmhouse with boarded half-timbered upper floor, of architectural and economic importance. Residential stable house: Solid ground floor, upper floor timber-frame boarded up on the courtyard side, visible from the rear, single-bar, headbands, diagonal struts, timber-frame boarded gable, historical windows, gable roof, barn: wooden construction, gable roof. 08991099
 
Administration building (without extension) of a former factory and mountain cellar Dorfstrasse 23
(map) 		around 1870 Stately plastered building with natural stone walls, wall-opening ratio largely intact, of importance in terms of building history, local history and shaping the street scene. Two-storey, predominantly quarry stone masonry, windows mostly with muntin, some winter windows, entrances with straight roofing, one door clogged, an original double-winged front door, gable with twin arched windows with an accentuated fighter in the middle, above lunette, saddle roof, small horizontal skylights, mountain cellar: quarry stone masonry, Entrance with segment arch bordered with tiles, flat monopitch roof. 08991127
 
Residential stable house and barn of a two-sided courtyard Dorfstrasse 27
(map) 		before 1800 Typical regional farmhouse with half-timbered upper floor, one of the few largely original farms in the village, of architectural and economic significance, defining the image. Residential stable house: solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, double-transom with corner struts, gable side timber-frame boarded, gable roof, barn: wooden construction, gable roof. 08991100
 
Residential stable house and barn of a two-sided courtyard Dorfstrasse 30
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Two-sided courtyard typical of the region with half-timbered construction, of architectural and economic importance, defining the image. Residential stable house: Solid ground floor, stable entrance with segment arch, winter window, upper floor double-bar framework with corner struts, one gable side boarded up, second gable side with single-storey stable extension with pent roof, above half-timbered structure, upper floor window with goblet, gable roof, second gable clad, barn: natural stone base, wooden construction, partly Half-timbered, partly boarded up, gable roof. 08991222
 
Residential building Dorfstrasse 42
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Upper floor with exposed framework, located directly on the street, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, upper floor mostly half-timbered, partly single-bar, partly double-bar with diagonal braces, jamb zone timber-frame, window with muntin (renewed), boarded gable (is unusually very far in front, insulation?), Gable roof, house completely renovated. 08991223
 
Stable house of a former three-sided courtyard Dorfstrasse 46
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Typical regional farmhouse with largely intact half-timbered upper floor, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, upper floor with double-bar framework with irregular stud spacing, clad gable side, window slightly enlarged in the gable, gable roof, three horizontal skylights. 08991128
 
Residential stable house and barn of a two-sided courtyard Dorfstrasse 46b
(map) 		Mid 19th century Half-timbered building preserved in the construction, of architectural significance.
  • Residential stable house: ground floor solid, smoothed, upper floor with double-bar framework with corner struts, on the rear gable extension with half-timbered upper floor and pent roof, windows renewed, boarded gable, saddle roof
  • Barn: predominantly wooden construction, boarded up, some windows with muntin, gable roof
 08991129
 
Old school, now a residential building
 Old school, now a residential building Dorfstrasse 50
(map) 		around 1830 Former School (now a residential building) and retaining walls with staircase - typical of the landscape with a half-timbered upper floor, of architectural and local significance. Solid ground floor, entrance with profiled walls and two-winged original door, a wide window with basket arch and old window, upper floor with double-bar framework with corner struts, both gable sides and back boarded up, hipped roof, retaining walls: on two levels, natural stone, in the middle staircase from the Road to the building. 08991136
 
Lower Saida School Dorfstrasse 55b
(map) 		1907 Plastered building in reform style with a curved gable on the roof house and roof turret, original details, accentuating, concise design language, of importance in terms of building history and local history. Natural stone plinth, retracted entrance with round arch, window with original muntin, upper frame with decorative ornament, mansard roof with crooked hip, laterally set two-axis roof house with curved gable, on the roof turret with clock, at the other end of the gable a small roof house with gable roof, slate roofing, later kindergarten. 08991130
 
Factory and chimney Dorfstrasse 57
(map) 		around 1900 elongated structure with intact wall-opening ratio, importance for the local history. Two-storey, massive, entrances and windows with segmented arches, gable roof, short roof pike on one side, chimney: square base, plastered, stepped cornice, round brick-faced chimney. 08991135
 
Residential building (former bakery) Dorfstrasse 63b
(map) 		around 1880 Plastered construction with dividing elements typical of the time, wall-opening ratio intact, significant in terms of building history. Two-storey, solid, central axis accentuated by two-leaf original door and twin arched windows on the upper storey with an accentuated transom, plaster strips at the corners and between the storeys, gable with oculi in the corners, gable roof, slate roofing, windows mostly original muntings, some winter windows. 08991131
 
Residential stable house Dorfstrasse 65
(map) 		18th century Stately farmhouse with half-timbered upper floor, despite the large extension, worthy of monument due to its architectural significance. Solid ground floor, upper floor courtyard side double-bar framework with diagonal struts, gable side and rear single-bar framework, one gable side clad, gable roof. 08991132
 
Memorial to the fallen of the First World War Dorfstrasse 67 (opposite)
(map) 		after 1918 of local importance. Stepped base, top made of red granite, approx. 2 m, roughly carved, upper 2/3 polished face side with inscription: “1914–1918” and an iron cross and oak leaves, including “Thanks and honor our hero / community of Lower Saida”, listing of names. 08991133
 

Obersaida

Georeferencing Map with all coordinates of the Upper Saida section : OSM
image designation location Dating description ID
Material component of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt in the Obersaida district with individual monuments
 Material component of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt in the Obersaida district with individual monuments (Map) 16.-18. Century Part of the totality of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt in the district of Obersaida with the individual monuments: Obersaidaer pond including pond dam, overflow with flood chamber and flood channel, harrow house with bottom outlet and associated mouth hole, section of the Lower Dörnthal artificial pit with Rösche and all vault bridges, section of the Obersaidaer artificial ditch with all arches as well as part of the Obersaidaer Rösche (individual monument ID no. 08991217) and marker stone (individual monument ID no. 08991139) - landscape-defining components of an extensive system of mining water management for supplying Freiberg mining with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history (material population list - ID -Nr. 08991218, Großhartmannsdorf, tenths -). 09305289
 
Obersaidaer pond; Unterer Dörnthaler Kunstgraben; Obersaidaer artificial moat; Obersaidaer florets; Artificial pond including pond dam (individual monuments to ID no. 09305289)
More pictures 		Obersaidaer pond ; Unterer Dörnthaler Kunstgraben; Obersaidaer artificial moat ; Obersaidaer florets; Artificial pond including pond dam (individual monuments to ID no. 09305289) (Map) 1727-1728 Individual characteristics of the totality of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt: artificial pond including pond dam, overflow with flood house and flood channel, harrow house with bottom outlet and associated mouth hole, section of the Lower Dörnthal artificial trench with Rösche and all vault bridges, section of the Obersaida artificial trench with gate, tee and all of the Obersaida arched bridges - Landscape-defining components of an extensive system of mining water management to supply Freiberg mining with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history. 08991217
 
Residential stable house Am Saidenberg 2
(map) 		around 1800 Typical regional farmhouse with half-timbered upper floor, largely preserved in its original appearance, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, window with muntin, winter window, business section with gate entrance, upper floor half-timbered, double-bar with diagonal struts, original window size, boarded gable side, plastered rear side, gable roof. 08991104
 
Residential stable house and two barns in a three-sided courtyard Am Saidenberg 9
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Residential stable house with half-timbered upper floor, massive cubature, courtyard structure intact, of architectural and economic importance. Solid ground floor, stable part converted into living space, upper floor double-bar timbered frame with corner struts, solid gable side, window renewed with indicated sprouting, boarded gable, gable roof, 1st barn (small): quarry stone, openings with segment arches, boarded jamb, gable roof, 2nd barn: in the massive rear part two arched openings, front part and upper floor wooden construction, boarded up, gable roof, slate covering. 08991105
 
Residential stable house Am Saidenberg 23
(map) 		re. 1857 Typical regional farmhouse with half-timbered upper floor, wooden construction intact, of architectural significance. Massive ground floor, upper floor double-bar timbered, e.g. Partly clad, one gable side solid, rear extension, second gable side half-timbered, clad, upper floor with mountain door, gable roof, slate covering. 08991107
 
Residential stable house and barn of a two-sided courtyard Am Teich 73
(map) 		around 1700 Buildings of an intact courtyard, largely preserved in their original state, one of the oldest buildings, exposed location, of architectural and economic importance. Residential stable house: Solid ground floor, timber-framed upstairs, clad one gable side solid and gable triangle, gable roof, some historic windows preserved, front door area changed, barn: wooden construction, gable roof, slate covering. 08991103
 
Royal Saxon Milestones (aggregate): Milestone
More pictures 		Royal Saxon Milestones (aggregate): Milestone Annaberger Strasse
(map) 		after 1858 Half milestone , important in terms of traffic history. About 60 cm high sandstone, rounded at the top, " Freiberg " / " Sayda ". 08991138
 
Royal Saxon Milestones (aggregate): Milestone
More pictures 		Royal Saxon Milestones (aggregate): Milestone Annaberger Strasse
(map) 		after 1858 Half milestone, significance in terms of traffic history. Rounded sandstone about one meter high with an incised crown "Brand / Lengefeld, Zöblitz". 08991137
 
Boundary stone; Marking stone (individual monument for ID no.09305289)
 Boundary stone; Marking stone (individual monument for ID no.09305289) Annaberger Strasse
(map) 		17th century Individual monument of the totality Revierwasserlaufanstalt: Grenzstein; Marking stone, evidence of the excavation of the Obersaidaer Rösche, marked the course of this Rösche over the surface, part of an extensive system of mining water management to supply the Freiberg mining with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and surveying history. About 50 cm high gneiss, rounded, wider base, inscription "R", offset from the original location. 08991139
 
Royal Saxon milestone Olbernhauer Strasse
(map) 		after 1858 Half milestone, of importance in terms of traffic and surveying history. About 1 m high, sandstone cube, rounded at the top, inscription: "Lengefeld, Sayda". 08991102
 
Waystone
More pictures 		Waystone Olbernhauer Strasse
(map) 		probably 1836 with the construction of the road of importance in terms of traffic history. Round pillar, tapering towards the top, upper end formed as a crown, sandstone, approx. 2 m high, inscription fields: "To the city of Sayda 7.8 km and Brüx 37.2 km", "To Freiberg 20.4 km", road column - Erroneously recorded as a milestone when recorded in the 1990s, when recorded in 1957 as a road stone by Walter Herrmann, monument conservator for Dörnthal. 08991101
 
Inn with hall extension Olbernhauer Strasse 44
(map) 		around 1880 intact wall-opening ratio, exposed location, of local significance. Two-storey, massive, hall extension with arched windows, gable roof. 08991226
 
Upper Saida School Olbernhauer Strasse 54
(map) 		Kern 2nd half of the 19th century Plastered building with a central projectile with elaborate ornamental gable and roof turrets (without rear single-storey annex), of importance in terms of architectural history, local history and the appearance of the street. 08991109
 
Memorial to the fallen of the First World War Olbernhauer Strasse 54 (next to)
(map) 		after 1918 of local importance. Three-tier plinth, obelisk-like structure, granite, inscription: “Willing to victory / ready to die / have / you kept / the oath of allegiance / your fallen heroes / dedicated to the community / Obersaida / World War 1914–1918”, list of names of the soldiers on both sides , on the back at the upper end an iron cross, framed by concrete slabs and grids, landscaped grounds. 08991108
 
Residential stable house Olbernhauer Strasse 55
(map) 		re. 1859 typical landscape farmhouse with intact half-timbered upper floor, of architectural significance. Ground floor quarry stone, partly sandstone walls, upper floor with double-bar framework with diagonal struts, compartments largely exposed with bricks, mountain door, window with muntin, partly original, partly from around 1910, boarded gable, gable roof, slate roofing, three low towers. 08991110
 
Residential stable house, side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard Olbernhauer Strasse 61
(map) 		Mid 19th century The structure has been preserved in a farm in an exposed location, the building is in a poor structural condition, of architectural and socio-historical importance. Residential stable house: solid ground floor, quarry stone, entrance porch, upper floor double-bar timbered framework with corner struts, rear and 2nd gable side boarded up, mountain door, gable roof, clad gable, side building: two-storey, solid ground floor, boarded up upper floor, gable roof, partly sandstone walls, barn: partly solid, partly wooden construction boarded up, saddle roof, slate covering (only courtyard side), courtyard in very poor structural condition. 08991111
 
Four-sided courtyard with residential stable house, two barns and side buildings with Kumthalle as well as sandstone trough and avenue on the access road Steinbruchweg 27
(map) 		re. 1872 The structure of the courtyard with massive buildings is of importance in terms of architectural, economic and landscape design. Residential stable house: two-storey, solid, sandstone walls (partly renewed), remains of plaster structure, gable roof, slate roofing, three new dormers, barn: quarry stone, segment arch openings, jamb, gable roof, high entrance, boarded gable and applied plaster, 2nd barn with attached living area, This new building (no monument), stable: quarry stone, economical plaster structure, left part barn, right three-arched Kumthalle, sandstone walls, saddle roof, sandstone trough, marked 1797, (not originally part of the courtyard). 08991106
 
Cottage Wiesenweg 78
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century Typical regional farmhouse with half-timbered upper floor, historically important. Solid ground floor, upper floor double-timbered half-timbered, partly clad, rear extension, saddle roof, slated, window with muntin, wooden toilet extension. 08991112
 
Residential stable house Wiesenweg 81
(map) 		around 1800 Typical regional farmhouse with half-timbered upper floor, historically important. Solid ground floor, upper floor double-bar framework with diagonal struts, mountain door, boarded over the stable part, clad gable, gable roof, cellar with vault. 08991113
 

Remarks

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Detailed memorial texts

  1. ↑ Monument text: The Kohlbach Kunstgraben, which was laid out in 1556, is part of the historical Revierwasserlaufsanstalt (cf. the general document - ID-No. 08991218), an extensive system of artificial ditches, florets and reservoirs for the accumulation and drainage of impact water that has emerged over several centuries for Freiberg mining. He belongs to the so-called upper water supply. The artificial ditch leads over a length of approx. 12.2 km from the Upper Großhartmannsdorfer Teich (see ID no. 08991218) west around the Middle Großhartmannsdorfer Teich (see ibid.) To the Brander mining area. In its course it crosses several water-discharging streams, including the Kohlbach, which gives it its name, on Müdisdorf. While part of the water flows into the Gelobt Lander pond (see ID no. 09208676), the main branch of the Kohlbach Kunstgraben flows into the upper mouth of the so-called connecting rose (see ID no. 9304679), which leads to Neu Glück and Drei in the north Oak treasure trove (see ID No. 09208748).
    The artificial moat has a face made of dry stone and was originally covered to a large extent with wooden slabs in order to prevent contamination and excessive evaporation of the water. Today the rind cover has largely given way to a concrete slab cover. The Kunstgraben has several tees in its course and has disappeared in the area of ​​the Großhartmannsdorfer Church. It is still in use and is integrated into Freiberg's service and drinking water supply.
    As part of the historical as well as the actively managed Revierwasserlaufanstalt, the Kohlbach Kunstgraben is not only of regional historical importance, but also of great importance in terms of mining history, as it testifies to the efforts made to maintain the local mine in conjunction with other - partly fragmentary - preserved mining water management systems Ore mining was undertaken using water-powered drive and processing technology. At the same time, the Kunstgraben is an example of the change in use of such infrastructures after mining was discontinued towards the provision of regional drinking water and process water and, as a system that shapes the landscape and continues to function, has a special experience and memorable value. (LfD / 2013).
    Artificial moat beginning at the upper Großhartmannsdorfer pond (see ID no. 09306321), with several roses, including the church rose with two mouth holes, Landhainschütz at the connecting moat to the middle Großhartmannsdorfer pond (see ID no. 09306320). The Kohlbacher Kunstgraben, which has been partially burnt out, extends over three communities: Großhartmannsdorf, OT Großhartmannsdorf (ID No. 09304684) - Großhartmannsdorf district, Lichtenberg / Erzgeb. , OT Müdisdorf (ID-Nr. 08980407) - district Müdisdorf and Brand-Erbisdorf , city, OT Brand-Erbisdorf (ID-Nr. 09208685) - district Erbisdorf.
  2. ↑ Zethauer Kunstgraben: starting point of the Lower Revierwasserlaufanstalt (cf. more detailed description of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt in the general document - ID-No. 08991218), about 8 km long artificial ditch from Zethau in a north or northwest direction to the Lower Großhartmannsdorfer Pond carrying water (main inlet), in its course interrupted by several florets, leading through several communities / districts - Mulda / Sa. (OT Zethau , ID No. 09209273), Mulda / Sa. (OT Helbigsdorf , ID-Nr. 09209268) and Großhartmannsdorf (OT Großhartmannsdorf, ID-Nr. 09306186), artificial ditch section on the municipal border to Mulda / Sa. (OT Zethau) beginning, z. T. as a raised Kunstgrabenamm through the site, partly open, z. Partly also with a renewed concrete slab cover, a strong vaulted bridge approx. 100 m in front of the Bieberschütz, on this cut-off vaulted with rubble vault (marked 1848) into a ditch, trench bottom attached with wooden framework, artificial ditch subsequently with concrete slab cover from GDR times and then with desolate wood slab cover (Artificial moat section is currently being renovated and the wood slab covering is being replaced by concrete slab cover, as of 2015), in front of the municipal boundary to Mulda / Sa. (OT Helbigsdorf) Mouth hole of the 329 m long Helbigsdorfer Rösche (passage of the watershed between Zethaubach and Helbigsdorfer Bach ), this only merges into an open artificial ditch after the municipality boundary .
  3. ↑ a b c Description of individual components in the course of the district water run facility:
    • Artificial trench sections: each with a walled trench face (dry masonry) and flat sole, wooden slab cover on transverse iron rails, concrete slabs supported on concrete struts,
    • Tees / shooters : outlets and inlets vaulted with rubble stone vaults, which break through the masonry trench face, partly with historical crank gates, partly renewed wooden gates, technical system z. Partly enclosed (simple functional buildings made of boarded timber framework with saddle roof),
    • Vault bridges: made of quarry stone masonry, road or pedestrian bridges with masonry parapets, those bridges for overpassing farm roads in the field corridor mostly without parapets,
    • Röschen: underground continuation of the artificial trenches to overcome watersheds or to shorten artificial trench sections, Röschen were partly excavated in solid rock by miners, but partly also in excavated pits as vaults and then covered with soil,
    • Rose mouth holes (only the authentically preserved mouth holes are named and mapped as individual monuments - however, the rose mouth holes that are not highlighted in this way are also part of the florets protected as an individual monument within the collection of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt): mostly as rubble vaults, in a few exceptions also as brick vaults, with smaller florets very much kept simple, longer florets were given more elaborate and larger mouth holes.
  4. ↑ Middle Großhartmannsdorfer Pond: artificial pond, also called New Pond, created 1726–1732, intermediate storage in the system of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt between upper and lower water supply, also damming of the Landhainbach, water delivery in the lower Großhartmannsdorfer pond possible, today also bathing water.
    • Pond dam: wide earth dam with a clay core seal and tarras wall on the water side,
    • Harrow house with bottom outlet: marked 1726, single-storey functional building on the pond dam above the bottom outlet, square floor plan, gable roof,
    • Mouth hole of the bottom outlet: quarry stone vault with a large keystone, above it a concrete retaining wall, subsequently a drainage ditch covered with concrete slabs to the so-called Bahnhofsrösche (Rösche under the former Großhartmannsdorf station area, introduction into the Großhartmannsdorf brook, which flows into the lower Großhartmannsdorf pond - no monument),
    • Overflow and flood relief rose: on the northern bank, walled flood overflow with pedestrian bridge (quarry stone arch bridge) and subsequent trench section with concrete slab cover, continuation as a rose, lateral introduction into the drainage ditch of the bottom outlet,
    • Connecting ditch: Cut from the Kohlbach artificial ditch running above the slope (see ID no. 09304684, tee = Landhainschütz), also part of the Landhainbach, with a brick face, four boundary stones.
  5. ↑ Obersaidaer Rösche with mouth hole: lower part of a Rösche, upper part on the district Obersaida (see ID no. 08991217), mouth hole (in the newly made lattice marked with 1591) round arched, brick vault, cross-section of the rose after a few meters , here a brick arch of quarry stone, a functional building located a little up the slope on the Rösche (no monument).
    Oberer Großhartmannsdorfer Teich: artificial pond, laid out 1591–1593, structural extensions 1778–1782 / 1890–1895, repairs 2000–2002, expanded the system of the upper water supply of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt in a southerly direction, inflow from the above mentioned Rösche (wider, carefully framed with masonry Inlet channel), outflow below the pond into the Kohlbach artificial ditch (see ID no. 09304684), components: pond dam (earth dam with clay skirt and tarras wall on the water side, rubble decking embedded in the grass cover on the air side - possibly against erosion, attached masonry crown approx. 530 m long , in the middle area with attached corrugated brick wall), two harrow houses: Mühlenstriegel = right harrow house, marked 1890, from here exposure to the Großhartmannsdorfer Obermühle located at the foot of the pond dam (see ID no. 08991154 - here initially the water wheel, wheel room can still be seen, later turbine), with ditch of the mill to the Kohlbach artificial ditch, southeast of it Grundablassstriegel = left harrow house, marked 1800, with Grundablass in the Kohlbach Kunstgraben, overflow at the northern end of the pond dam (narrow overflow, arched back towards the mill, lateral supporting masonry, base area with stone revetment, slid below the pond dam, possibly. ending in the ditch of the mill), below the bottom outlet harrow Schieberhaus at the foot of the Teichdamm (no monument, marked 2001), therein connection to Kohlbach Kunstgraben as well as branching of the raw water overflow to the Klingenberg dam.
    Kohlbach artificial ditch: upper section of the artificial ditch to the Dorfbachschütz northwest of the bottom outlet harrow of the upper Großhartmannsdorfer pond, here tee in the Großhartmannsdorfer Dorfbach, next to it the boundary stone.
  6. ↑ Residential house: solid ground floor, entrance with sandstone walls, upper floor with double-bar framework with corner struts, clad gable side, gable roof, slate covering. Workshop: 1 1/2 storey, solid ground floor, plaster walls with segmented arches, roofing with keystone, window with muntin, central projectile with pilaster strips with a capital-like finish. Plaster strips, upper floor boarded up on the long side, flat gable roof.
  7. ↑ Church: plastered quarry stone building with half-hipped roof and dormer windows, marked 1738 on the clock, west tower with baroque helmet, lantern and weather vane, grave of the von Carlowitz family on the entrance porch, wall: natural stone, to the churchyard, some grave slabs bordered by pilasters, archway, archway - Stone: "Christ walk with God through life to death", alms stone: sandstone, approx. 1.30 m beveled at the top, with niche, inscription: "This stone, you churchgoers, is a touchstone of your hearts, open your heart and hand Poor, and the brothers of Christ of God, for you did it to him! Pay attention to your alms! ” Silbermann organ : two-manual, completed in 1741. Reconciled in 1840 and brought into the same mood, memorial for the fallen of the Franco-Prussian War: stepped three-tier structure, in the upper part writing fields (weathered), obelisk-like attachment on spheres with a wreath and inscription (partly illegible), as a crown a sphere.
  8. ↑
    • Railway station: natural stone plinth, ground floor brick, profiled sandstone walls, wooden porches and cornice with tooth cut, upper floor boarded up, profiled walls with roofing, gable roof, slate roofing, single-storey extension, brick with segmented arched gates, e.g. Partly clogged, ramp, flat saddle roof with roofing, slate covering
    • Goods handling building: natural stone plinth, ground floor brick, upper floor boarded up, window with muntin, flat saddle roof
    • Small outbuilding: single-storey brick, wooden extension, flat gable roof, partially changed.
  9. ↑ Monument text: The transformer tower was built in 1953 on behalf of the VVB Energy District East , Operations Directorate East, by the Freiberg district construction company as the "Neuwaltersdorf substation". The building, which is strongly influenced by the Heimat style and the architecture of the 1930s, is possibly a type building by the client, which fits well into the village image thanks to its design with a high quarry stone base, plastered upper floor and a typical gable roof. The monument value of the transformer tower results from its importance for the supply history of Großhartmannsdorf as well as from its technical and architectural value. (LfD / 2012).
  10. ↑ Subject aggregate Revierwasserlaufanstalt in the municipalities of Brand-Erbisdorf, Stadt (OT Brand-Erbisdorf, material component list - ID No. 09306334), Freiberg, Stadt (OT Zug, material component list - ID No. 09306330), Großhartmannsdorf (OT Großhartmannsdorf, Mittelaida, Obersaida , Aggregate components - ID-Nr. 08991218, 09305286, 09305289), Lichtenberg / Erzgeb. (OT Müdisdorf, Weigmannsdorf , total material components - ID No. 09305224, 09305223), Mulda / Sa. (OT Helbigsdorf, Zethau, total material components - ID No. 09306187, 09305335), Neuhausen / Erzgeb. (OT Cämmerswalde , Dittersbach, Neuhausen / Erzgeb., Aggregate components - ID-Nr. 09305367, 09305361, 09305356), Pfaffroda (OT Dittmannsdorf , Dörnthal , Haselbach , Pfaffroda, aggregate components - ID-Nr. 09306333, 093033132, 09306333, 093033132, 09306333, 09306331 Sayda, Stadt (OT Sayda, Ullersdorf, subject total components - ID No. 09304805, 09304806) and Weißenborn / Erzgeb. (OT Berthelsdorf / Erzgeb., Total material components - ID No. 09306329), including the individual monuments in OT Großhartmannsdorf: section of Obersaidaer Rösche including mouth hole, Oberer Großhartmannsdorfer pond including inlet canal, pond dam, two harrow houses and overflow with ditch of the Obermühle and section of the Kohlbach Artificial trench with Dorfbachschütz and boundary stone (individual monument ID no. 09306321), Kohlbach artificial trench with a gate, with all associated arch bridges and roses as well as two rose mouth holes (individual monument) - landscape-defining components of an extensive system of mining water management to supply the Freiberg mining industry with impact water, mining history and of particular importance in terms of local history.
  11. ↑ Lower Großhartmannsdorfer pond:
    • Pond house: House built in 1692 for the Grabensteiger (age of the wood in the roof structure 1690 - dendro investigation 2014), simple, two-story building, eaves-sided upper floor and eastern gable triangle clad, gable roof slate, inside historical doors and fittings, roof structure original,
    • Pond dam: earth dam with clay core seal and tarras wall on the water side , parapet walled over it with a semicircular end, air side of the earth dam partially secured by dry masonry (near the Teichmühle), brick gate pillars on the dam path (access to the pond house),
    • Mühlenstriegel: Western Striegelhaus, massive plastered building on a rectangular floor plan with a gable roof (renewed), marked 1524, functional building with a harrow (wooden harrow) for the Mühlenrösche that runs underground to the Mühlgraben of the Teichmühle (see ID No. 08991180), the Mühlgraben leading into the Müdisdorf artificial ditch ,
    • Bottom discharge harrow: harrow house east of the pond house, marked 1524, associated vent in the pond dam to the mouth hole of the fish holder, harrow regulates the inflow into the fish container,
    • Overflow: protective system on the eastern pond dam, enclosed by an elongated half-timbered building with a gable roof (boarded up on the water side), behind it a three-arched pedestrian bridge (keystone marked 1892) made of natural stone masonry (plastered) over the overflow, gutter of the overflow with two cascades and side retaining walls made of dry stone Road bridge (see ID no. 08991179) into the Großhartmannsdorfer Bach over,
    • Turbine rose: Rösche branching off east of the overflow from the Untere Großhartmannsdorfer Pond (partly running in the municipality of Mulda / Sa., OT Helbigsdorf, see ID No. 09209268) - designed to act on a turbine to generate electricity, elaborately bricked Röschenmundloch in the municipality of Mulda / Sa., OT Helbigsdorf (see ID no. 09209268) with front wall arched upwards over the opening, this covered with stone slabs, keystone with the inscription "Baldauf // 1804", Rösche leads into the channel of the overflow / the Großhartmannsdorfer Bach a (pipeline not listed),
    • Turbine harrow: Harrow house, massive plastered building on a rectangular floor plan with a gable roof (renewed), functional building with a harrow for the underground turbine rose,
    • Old round harrow: Harrow house massive plastered building on an oval floor plan with hipped tin roof (renewed),
    • Fish holder: Basin north in front of the pond dam, bank reinforcement by means of dry masonry, inflow by means of florets from the Lower Großhartmannsdorfer pond, here the irregularly curved mouth hole of the exhaust vent of the pond bottom outlet harrow in the bank retaining wall, bottom outlet with wooden fish box, above a small harrow house. Spawning pond (also leegteich).
    • Pond dam between the large and spawning pond: earth dam, Tarras walls on both sides, two brick gate pillars at the northern end of the dam.
    Müdisdorfer Kunstgraben: short section of the Müdisdorfer Kunstgraben on the Großhartmannsdorfer Flur, running parallel to the Großhartmannsdorfer Bach on the left slope of the valley, continuation on the Müdisdorfer Flur (cf. ID No. 08980396), ending there at the Müdichisdorf Rösche, beginning below the Untere Großhartmannsdorfer Tesche some parts of it disappeared: Butzens Rösche: 65 m, Menden Rösche: 315 m, after Butzens Rösche initiation of a trench from the Kohlbach Kunstgraben (cut off there: railway gate, trench on the side with dry masonry, partly covered with concrete slabs), immediately followed by Wolfsschütz Tee in the Großhartmannsdorfer Dorfbach (ditch partly blotted out, partly open), shortly before the mouth of the Müdisdorf Rösche Pohlerschütz (tee in the Weißbach), artificial ditch around 4.3 km long, created around 1550, 1790–1793 Repair work (enlargement of the Dimensioning).
  12. ↑ Mill dwelling house: two-storey plastered building with saddle roof, completely renovated, side building (mill building): two-storey, ground floor natural stone, upper floor and jamb boarded up, bay window over Mühlgraben, window with muntin, flat saddle roof, mill ditch (also called mill and pond ditch): begins at the end of the Mühlenrösche (inflow regulation from the lower Großhartmannsdorfer pond through the so-called mill harrow, see ID No. 09306198), laterally fixed by means of dry masonry, up to the arch bridge open artificial moat, subsequently with concrete slab cover (partly also covered with wooden slabs), further arch bridges in the Course of the trench, flows into the Müdisdorf artificial trench (see ID no. 09306198).
    Teichmühle (Mahl- und Brettmühle) is one of the oldest hydropower-operated mills in the region: 1524 evidenced in a purchase agreement between the knight and court master Rudolph von Bünau and the Alnpecken family, who thus acquired land and ponds that had previously served the mill operation and fishing , 1561 lease and 1562 acquisition of the three-course grinding mill and board mill from the Alnpecken brothers by the Saxon elector, including three fish keepers and the mill and pond ditch and, above all, the lower Großhartmannsdorfer pond, which could thus be included in the water supply for Freiberg mining - the pond water was routed after exploiting the slope by means of a water wheel over the Mühlgraben into the Müdisdorfer Kunstgraben and thus back into the system of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt. In 1566 the mill was awarded to the Bergvoigt, mine manager and chief miner Martin Planer (1510–1582) by the elector due to his Earn nste about Freiberg mining - the planner died here on February 25, 1582, the pond mill owner around 1790 was Christian Karl Gottlob Dietze, in 1933 the pond mill became the property of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt, but remained in operation until the 1950s, later a restaurant, from 1991 Youth leisure center / youth hostel.
    Pond mill owners in the 19th and 20th centuries Century (source: information board of the series "Mühlentour an der Silberstraße"): 1853 Anton Moritz Styer / 1858 Pauline Steyer / 1863 Carl August Schmatz / 1865 Christian Friedrich Hänel / 1868 Christian Gottfried Pechstein / 1872 Johanne Christine Buschmann / 1873 Friedrich Wilhelm Hachenberger / 1875 Karl August Heinrich / 1881 Christian Friedrich Zimmermann / 1889 Ernst Hermann Heinrich / 1892 Franz Hermann Koehler / 1926 Helene Koehler / 1933 Revierwasserlaufanstalt / 1950 property of the community.
  13. ↑ Two sections of the system of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt on the Mittelaidaer Flur, starting with a section of the Haselbacher Rösche and the subsequent Untere Dörnthaler Kunstgraben, the following sections are located on the Obersaidaer Flur (end of the Untere Dörnthaler Kunstgraben, Obersaidaer Teich, beginning of the Obersaidaer Kunstgraben), connecting the Obersaidaer artificial trench to Obersaidaer Rösche again on Mittelaidaer corridor.
    • Haselbacher Rösche with mouth hole: laid out 1786–1796, 1161 m long underground continuation of the Upper Dörnthaler Kunstgraben (cf. ID No. 08991216) on the Mittelaidaer Flur, begins on Haselbacher Flur (see ID No. 09205474), condition of the northern mouth hole not yet checked (as of 2015),
    • Obersaidaer Kunstgraben: 1603–1607 laid out, approx. 2 km long, starting at Obersaidaer Teich (see ID no. 08991217), immediately afterwards from the left introduction of the Untere Dörnthaler Kunstgraben, ends at the Obersaidaer Rösche, mostly covered with concrete slabs. partially gone,
    • Obersaidaer Rösche: 1603–1607 laid out, 910 m long underpass of the Obersaidaer artificial ditch under a ridge between Saidenbachtal and the Großhartmannsdorfer valley, starting on the Mittelaidaer Flur, then a very short section on the Obersaidaer Flur (see ID no. 08991217) and confluence on Großhartmannsdorfer Corridor at the Upper Großhartmannsdorfer Teich (cf.ID-No. 09306321), driven in the opposite direction - two heaps of the associated light holes on the Mittelaidaer Corridor (Lower Lichtlochhalde cf.ID-No. 08991214, Upper Lichtlochhalde cf. ID-No. 08991215) , a marker stone that marked the underground course of the Rösche in the area, has also been preserved on Obersaidaer Flur - slightly offset from the original location (see ID no. 08991139).
  14. ↑ Church: plastered building with battlements, gable roof slated, roof turrets, clock top, baroque interior, entrance porch marked 1805, wall: natural stone, several entrances with renewed gates, two kneeling angels on the pillars to the rectory, Bismarck monument : two-tiered base made of granite ashlars, approx m high, conical, roughly hewn granite with portrait medallion. War memorial German / French War: stepped base, approx. 1.50 m high structure with profiles and recessed mirrors, inscription: “For early death wage there you God” on the back “CW Hauk / MEM. d. called. Mil.-Ver. fell b. St. Privat dated Aug. 18, 1870./CG Zoeppel fell b. Sedan, dated September 1, 1870. ”, obelisk-like top with helmet, swords and oak wreath with cross, thirteen tombs from the 18th century and the first half of the 19th century. in the churchyard, inscriptions partly heavily weathered.
  15. ↑ Section of the system of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt on Obersaidaer Flur, starting with a section of the Untere Dörnthaler artificial ditch including Käpplers Rösche with confluence with the Obersaidaer artificial ditch at Obersaidaer pond, the latter for the damming of the Saidenbach, feed into Obersaidaer artificial ditch (section on Obersaidaer Flur) Mittelaidaer Flur, where it joins the Obersaidaer Rösche, which in turn is located on a short section on Obersaidaer Flur:
    • Unterer Dörnthaler Kunstgraben: created 1606–1607, approx. 2.7 km long Kunstgraben, continuation of the Oberer Dörnthaler Kunstgraben (in the municipality of Pfaffroda, see ID No. 09207100) after an underground intermediate piece, the Haselbacher Rösche (see ID- No. 08991216), man-made trench mostly covered with concrete slabs, disappeared over a short distance (Käppler's Rösche on Mittelaidaer Straße), flows into the Obersaidaer artificial pit below the Obersaidaer pond.
    • Obersaidaer Teich: artificial pond, created 1727–1728, damming of the Saidenbach, teeing off of water over the Obersaidaer artificial ditch into the upper Großhartmannsdorfer pond (due to the water quality today mostly no introduction into the system of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt, used as a pre-dam of the Saidenbach dam for the purpose of preliminary cleaning of the backwater ), Teichdamm (earth dam with clay core and water-side Tarras wall, applied wave protection wall made of quarry stone with mushroom head), Striegelhaus (marked 1847) over bottom outlet , at the mouth hole of the bottom outlet connection to the Obersaidaer artificial ditch, overflow with flood house at the southern end of the pond dam (narrow flood overflow with Schütz , Flood channel with bricked side walls, sole paved with stone decking, partly continued underground to the overpass of the Dörnthaler Kunstgraben - southern mouth hole here brick arched stone arch, northern mouth hole changed, over drawn steel girder still keystone b marked 1802, following introduction to the Saidenbach).
    • Obersaidaer Kunstgraben: 1603–1607 laid out, approx. 2 km long, starting at the mouth of the bottom outlet of the Obersaidaer pond, immediately afterwards from the left introduction of the Untere Dörnthaler Kunstgraben, followed by Barthelschütz with a tee in the Saidenbach, ends on the Mittelaidaer Flur at the Obersaidaer Rösche ( see ID no. 08991216), mostly artificial moat covered with concrete slabs, partially blotted out.
    • Obersaidaer Rösche: 1603–1607 laid out, 910 m long underpass of the Obersaidaer artificial ditch under a ridge between Saidenbachtal and the Großhartmannsdorfer valley, starting on the Mittelaidaer Flur (cf. ID No. 08991216), then a very short section on Obersaidaer Flur and confluence with Großhartmannsdorfer Corridor at the Upper Großhartmannsdorfer Teich (cf.ID-No. 09306321), driven in the opposite direction - two heaps of the associated light holes on the Mittelaidaer Corridor (Lower Lichtlochhalde cf.ID-No. 08991214, Upper Lichtlochhalde cf. ID-No. 08991215) , a marker stone that marked the underground course of the Rösche in the area, has also been preserved on Obersaidaer Flur - slightly offset from the original location (see ID no. 08991139).
  16. ↑ Monument text: Typical Erzgebirge stable house with a shed part, probably built around 1780. Two-storey rural house with a massive ground floor and half-timbered upper storey (partly massive replaced), closed off by a steep pitched roof. Ground floor quarry stone masonry, in the area of ​​the coach house partly brick masonry, historical plaster, window frames with a hollow for the winter windows (which are originally preserved), accessible on the eaves side. Small window next to the front door to illuminate the hallway. Window possibly around 1930, split bars, two-winged with skylight. On the ground floor next to the front door stable door and door for the coach house. The door leaves are no longer from the construction period. Facing eaves side and mostly facing gable side with half-timbering on the upper floor. Facing gable side, originally half-timbered on the upper floor without loam staking with planking, today aerated concrete blocks, still with original planking. Solid facing away from the eaves, partly brickwork, partly aerated concrete blocks. Whether the facing side of the eaves was always massive cannot be read from the building today.
    The sequence of rooms in the house is still easy to read today. The ground floor is, as was widespread in small farmhouses in the Ore Mountains, divided into four parts - the living part to the left of the hallway, the continuous hallway with stairs to the upper floor, the stable part (two small stables for sheep and cows) and the drawer part . The upper floor also has this transverse division - into the living area, hallway, living area and barn area. The living and barn part to the right of the hallway is no longer clearly visible today. From this area, a staircase dating from the construction period with inserted boards leads to the attic. The roof is a collar beam roof with a single standing chair and a lateral wind brace. All wood connections were made by peeling.
    Apart from the structural changes that have been made recently and are still marginal today, the building has largely been preserved in its original form. In the second half of the 19th century there was probably an extension of the small room next to the large living room on the ground floor, which was possibly used as an old part. This structural change can be clearly recognized by the segmental arches above the windows of the extension inside the house. This measure took place in the traditionally customary construction method, so that it in no way represents an impairment of the existing building stock. The house impresses with its original appearance and its room layout, which is still easy to read today. This makes it a testimony to rural building and life in the 18th century in the Ore Mountains. The monument value results from the building and socio-historical value of the house. (LfD / 2011).
  17. ↑ Natural stone plinth with segmented arched windows, two-storey, ground floor with segmented arched windows, box windows, entrance building with original skylight, profiled window frames, circumferential cornices, side projections on the narrow sides, stepped central projection gable, with quarter-circle-shaped shell motifs, short pilasters, clock and triglyphs on the gable roof , Hipped roof, slate roofing, side projections with a crooked hipped roof.

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