List of cultural monuments in Hartmannsdorf (near Chemnitz)

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

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

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Hartmannsdorf

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Hereditary Court: Former inn and former brewery building (originally hereditary court, meanwhile used as brewery, now a hotel and restaurant) as well as a gate between the two buildings	Obere Hauptstrasse 1; 1a (card)	around 1900	distinctive building complex of great local and architectural importance. Two buildings at right angles and an archway, Chemnitzer Straße 2: originally the residential building of the Hereditary Court, later an inn and administration as well as Obere Hauptstraße 1 and 1a: brewery building with temporary use as a council cellar, around 1900 converted into a brewery.	09233009
	Memorial stone for the victims of fascism Max Tennler and Arno Förster	Am Elzingteich (map)	1960s / 1970s	the former KPD members were murdered next to the Elzing pond in 1933.	09232999
	Rental villa	Bahnhofstrasse 33 (map)	around 1905	Typical building in clinker construction of architectural historical value. Structural changes on the back, colored glass windows - defective, floors, doors with original ornamentation, clinker brick upper floor, rustical plaster on the first floor.	09233000
	The aggregate of the residential complex Bergstrasse / corner of Mittelstrasse, consisting of U-shaped and L-shaped apartment buildings (all elements of the aggregate)	Bergstrasse 2; 4; 5; 6; 7; 9; 11; 13 (card)	around 1925	Typical plastered buildings of socio-historical and architectural value.	09233001
	Residential stable house and side building of a four-sided courtyard	Burgstädter Strasse 11 (map)	around 1750	Originally preserved residential and farm buildings of a farm of architectural and socio-historical value. Side building: with passage, headbands partly tapped and leafed, single-frame half-timbering on the upper floor, possibly former upper arbor (check), ground floor in the 19th century massively driven under Residential stable house: new porphyry cladding, semicircular filler wood, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, arched portal - copy of the original, ground floor undercut, possibly former half-timbered house, probably built in the 1st half of the 18th century.	09233002
	Former inn and brewery building (originally an inheritance court, meanwhile used as brewery, now a hotel and restaurant) as well as a gate between the two buildings	Chemnitzer Strasse 2 (map)	around 1900	distinctive building complex of great local and architectural importance. Two buildings at right angles and an archway, Chemnitzer Straße 2: originally the residential building of the Hereditary Court, later an inn and administration as well as Obere Hauptstraße 1 and 1a: brewery building with temporary use as a council cellar, around 1900 converted into a brewery.	09233009
	Villa (without extension) with fencing	Chemnitzer Strasse 10 (map)	around 1900	representative plastered building typical of the time in good original condition of architectural and urban significance. Fence from the time of origin, factory extension not placed under protection.	09233003
	villa	Chemnitzer Strasse 11 (map)	around 1900	Former residential and office building of the repair shop for knitting machines of Friedrich Samuel Wirth, of architectural and local historical importance. Factory owner's villa, presumably built by the company's founder Friedrich Samuel Wirth. Company history: In 1870 the factory belonging to the villa was founded as a repair shop for knitting machines. The company developed into the leading manufacturer of warp knitting machines. The company was founded by Friedrich Samuel Wirth, whose successor is still running the company today.	09233004
	villa	Chemnitzer Strasse 12 (map)	around 1900	Representative plastered building in a design typical of the time and in good original condition, of importance in terms of building history, urban planning and site development.	09233005
	villa	Chemnitzer Strasse 23 (map)	between 1909 and 1926	Well-proportioned plastered building surrounded by a spacious garden, representative example of villa architecture around 1920, of importance in terms of building history and local development. Two-storey plastered building with a rectangular floor plan with a central projectile, upper floor with windowsill cornice, slightly curved hipped roof, faithfully renovated after 1990.	09233006
More pictures	Memorial to five workers from the former Recenia textile factory who were shot dead during the 1930 strike	Chemnitzer Strasse 41 (map)	re. 1955	Monument complex of regional historical importance. Historical memory: memorial stone for five workers who fell from bullets in a police fire during the Recenia strike on January 15, 1930. History - Information about the Recenia strike: “The Recenia strike took place from November 21, 1929 to February 7, 1930 during the time of the global economic crisis, as a result of which the wages of the workers at Recenia, a textile factory, were cut. The workers then united and the rest of the workers showed solidarity and supported them. Due to the effects of the strike, a court hearing was scheduled for January 15, 1930. The reason given was a claim for damages by the Recenia leadership and that the strike took place without a 14-day collective agreement. However, the negotiation was postponed and the strike was still politically motivated by the KPD. 30 police officers were stationed in front of the Recenia plant to protect the Recenia workers and against the demonstrators. The march of demonstrators consisted of 1200-1300 men. Most of them were unemployed communists. They marched from Chemnitz to the factory premises. The demonstrators should encourage workers to show solidarity. However, the police had blocked all entrances. Fighting and property damage ensued, as fence pickets were removed from surrounding properties and the police were beaten, who then defended themselves with gunfire. Bottom line - there were 5 dead workers and 19 injured, but they were not Recenia workers. There were also 19 police officers injured. The investigation revealed 17 ringleaders who were arrested and charged with rioting and insulting officials. The trial was opened on March 18, 1930 in the Chemnitz regional court. There was a great rush of people who had to be held back by the police. 38 summoned witnesses appeared. The defendants pleaded ON innocence. The verdict bears no relation to the victims and is uninteresting. As a result, hardship and misery spread among the unemployed workers. " Building history: The memorial was erected in 1955 from Rochlitzer Porphyrtuff in the vicinity of the factory, inscription on the memorial: “In solidarity against the wage robbery by the Recenia capitalists, on January 15, 1930, police bullets fell: - Bruno Friday (13.06.1895) - Friedrich Göger (August 26, 1907) - Johannes Gorschler (June 24th, 1902) - Richard Häntze (11/17/1903) - Kurt Thomas (July 10th, 1904) "	09233008
More pictures	Recenia (formerly): Factory building (formerly delicates production)	Chemnitzer Strasse 41 (map)	1926	Reinforced concrete construction with clinker facing, modern industrial construction of great importance in terms of architectural history, architectural art and industrial history. Built in 1926 as a fine linen factory based on designs by the Chemnitz architects Luderer and Schröder. Four-storey steel frame construction with clinker facing, 58 m long and 16 m deep. The facade is structured by fair-faced concrete strips at the level of the ceilings and in the parapet area. The large windows - lying rectangular windows - act like ribbon windows. On the 4th floor, however, there are vertical window formats - coupled rectangular windows. On the narrow sides of the building there are elevator and staircase extensions, which were completely faced with clinker brick. The three-storey administration building, a vertically structured clinker brick building with vertical window formats, adjoins the south-west side. This building is 16 m × 14 m in size. The parts of the building are closed by flat hip or tent roofs. On the facade there are small reliefs with the following inscriptions: “We work”, “Scissors” and “Spulen”.	09233007
	Mill building with technical equipment	Friedrichstrasse 1a (map)	around 1930	Simple plastered construction of architectural value (when the monument was registered in 1992, the mill technology was still in operation and in place). Grain cleaning equipment from the 1930s	09233012
	Sparkasse: Sparkasse building	Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse 2 (map)	1934	Urban planning distinctive, originally preserved plastered building of architectural and urban value.	09233013
	Comprehensive residential complex of the non-profit housing cooperative, consisting of six double houses (Anton-Günther-Platz 1/3, Carl-Kirchhof-Strasse 6/8 and 10/12, Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse 17/19 and 21/23, all components)	Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse 17; 19; 21; 23 (card)	around 1925	Residential buildings grouped in a U-shape around an inner courtyard are of architectural, social, and urban value. Built by: non-profit housing association, deletion of residential buildings Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse 9, 11, 13, 15: these houses do not belong directly to the residential complex, they were probably added later using a modified construction method.	09233015
	Villa with adjoining small manufacturing building and enclosure	Hohe Strasse 5 (map)	around 1925	Building complex typical of the time of architectural, architectural and urban value. Monument protection does not affect the newer extensions Enclosure: concrete fence pillars, also corner openwork wall, fence fields Berlin fence Buildings: residential and manufacturing buildings as a unit, high-quality plastered building in the expressive style of the 1920s, polygonal bay windows on the ground floor, grooved window skylights and windows, hipped roof, renovated before 2009	09233016
	Individual features of the entity: mortuary, enclosure (gate), outbuildings and tombs: Wirth (1935), Irmscher (1939), Keinert (1937), Dostmann (1921) and churchyard (1903)	Kirchweg (map)	around 1894 (cemetery portal)	Plant parts of the cemetery of regional historical or artistic importance (see also subject entirety, same address - Obj. 09233017) Structural assets: Building: Parentation hall: with a subsequent rear extension (the extension without monument value), single-storey clinker brick building from the time the cemetery was built around 1895, ogival window and door openings, original door Former Grufthaus Maria Luisa Gebauer: 1880, brick construction with porphyry decorative elements, including fluted pilasters, gable roof, around 1894, today used as a tool shed Enclosure: plastered brick wall on the north-west and south-west border, wooden picket fence on the north and east border Entrances: cemetery gate on the west side, central two-leaf ornamental lattice gate, left and right one-wing ornamental lattice gate, two-tone brick building with natural stone covers, around 1894 Gravestones: Antonio dell 'Antonio hereditary burial: after 1910, grave wall - three-part aedicule architecture, the semicircular niche is flanked by half pillars, in the niche a grave cross on a pedestal, bordered by a wrought iron fence and low natural stone wall Hereditary burial of the Dietrich family: probably laid out in 1893 for Johann Samuel Dietrich, brick grave wall with plaques attached Hereditary burial of the Dehling and Hoesselbarth family: around 1905/1910, grave wall made of polished granite and enclosure Hereditary burial of the Friedrich Fürchtegott Aurich family: probably 1884, grave wall - aedicule grave in three parts, central part with inscription plaque flanked by columns, remarkable wrought iron enclosure, sandstone Hereditary funeral of the Kirchhof family: probably died for Ida Auguste Kirchhof. 1906, Ida Kirchhof was the founder of the Hartmannsdorf Women's Association, continued for Carl David Kirchhof, reindeer, royal magistrate of Hartmannsdorf, grave wall made of black granite - aedicule tomb with a niche in the middle, this flanked of pillars, in the niche a slightly larger than life electroplating of a mourning woman, very beautiful edging made of wrought iron fence and small granite pillars, stonemason Paul Rost from Limbach Hereditary burial of the Friedrich Dostmann family: after 1927, grave wall - aedicule tomb made of diorite and artificial stone, in the central niche a slightly larger than life marble sculpture of a mourning woman, low wrought iron border and low stone pillars Hereditary funeral of the Lässig family, presumably 1928, for Ernst Traugott Lässig, 1865–1928, mayor i. R. Grave wall with large urn and border Hereditary funeral of the Alban Irmscher family: possibly 1939 or 1947, grave wall made of polished granite, electroplating of mourners with poppy seed capsules in their hands Hereditary burial family Wirth: 1935, among others for Friedrich Emil Wirth deceased in 1935, grave wall with central niche, in it half to three-quarter stone relief with a blessing Christ and a kneeling pilgrim Tomb for Anton Emil Frieden died in 1962 and Clara Sidonie born. Scheffler, died 1931: 1931, Rochlitzer Porphyrtuff, pierced with a grave cross, sides with pointed arches with three-quarter reliefs of angels' heads and an inscription, grave wall - aedicule tomb Gravestone to the left of the chapel and tombstone 10: end of the 19th century, inscription no longer legible, sandstone. Horticultural cemetery design: Access: Path system: central main path from west to east as well as cross path from the morgue to the south, water-bound ceiling Furnishing: Quartierstein: at the intersection of the main paths Hereditary funerals: so Vegetation: Alleys and rows of trees: Alley of winter linden (Tilia cordata) on the main path (west-east axis), row of trees of summer linden (Tilia platyphyllos) parallel to the western wall Single trees: Remaining tree of a former pair of two ash trees (Fraxinus excelsior) left and right of a wooden cross at the eastern end of the longitudinal axis (stumps of the other tree still present, October 11, 2007) Hedges and shrubs: cut hornbeam hedge (Carpinus betulus) on the northern and eastern borders	09302044
More pictures	Individual monument as a whole: Memorial to those who fell in World War I, surrounded by three columned oaks today	Kirchweg (map)	around 1918	Monument complex of local historical importance (see also general document for Obj. 09233017). Brick substructure on a rectangular base made of Theuma slate with embedded iron inscription panels, on the substructure there is a larger than life bronze lion sculpture, the monument stands on a meadow with benches, which is now surrounded by three (originally four) columnar oaks.	09233018
More pictures	Totality of the Hartmannsdorf church with a new cemetery, with the individual monuments: church, war memorial for those who fell in World War I, parenting hall, enclosure with gate, former crypt and tombs (for individual monuments, see also objects 09302044, 09233019, 09233018) and horticultural cemetery design (gardening cemetery design)	Kirchweg (map)	1893-1894	Urban, architectural and local history significant building complex. Structural assets: Building: Parentation hall: with a subsequent rear extension (the extension without monument value), single-storey clinker brick building from the time the cemetery was built around 1895, ogival window and door openings, original door Former Grufthaus Maria Luisa Gebauer: 1880, brick construction with porphyry decorative elements, including fluted pilasters, gable roof, around 1894, today used as a tool shed Enclosure: plastered brick wall on the north-west and south-west border, wooden picket fence on the north and east border Entrances: cemetery gate on the west side, central two-leaf ornamental lattice gate, left and right one-wing ornamental lattice gate, two-tone brick building with natural stone covers, around 1894 Gravestones: Antonio dell 'Antonio hereditary burial: after 1910, grave wall - three-part aedicule architecture, the semicircular niche is flanked by half pillars, in the niche a grave cross on a pedestal, bordered by a wrought iron fence and low natural stone wall Hereditary burial of the Dietrich family: probably laid out in 1893 for Johann Samuel Dietrich, brick grave wall with plaques attached Hereditary burial of the Dehling and Hoesselbarth family: around 1905/1910, grave wall made of polished granite and enclosure Hereditary burial of the Friedrich Fürchtegott Aurich family: probably 1884, grave wall - aedicule grave in three parts, central part with inscription plaque flanked by columns, remarkable wrought iron enclosure, sandstone Hereditary funeral of the Kirchhof family: probably died for Ida Auguste Kirchhof. 1906, Ida Kirchhof was the founder of the Hartmannsdorf Women's Association, continued for Carl David Kirchhof, reindeer, royal magistrate of Hartmannsdorf, grave wall made of black granite - aedicule tomb with a niche in the middle, this flanked of pillars, in the niche a slightly larger than life electroplating of a mourning woman, very beautiful edging made of wrought iron fence and small granite pillars, stonemason Paul Rost from Limbach Hereditary burial of the Friedrich Dostmann family: after 1927, grave wall - aedicule tomb made of diorite and artificial stone, in the central niche a slightly larger than life marble sculpture of a mourning woman, low wrought iron border and low stone pillars Hereditary funeral of the Lässig family, presumably 1928, for Ernst Traugott Lässig, 1865–1928, mayor i. R. Grave wall with large urn and border Hereditary funeral of the Alban Irmscher family: possibly 1939 or 1947, grave wall made of polished granite, electroplating of mourners with poppy seed capsules in their hands Hereditary burial family Wirth: 1935, among others for Friedrich Emil Wirth deceased in 1935, grave wall with central niche, in it half to three-quarter stone relief with a blessing Christ and a kneeling pilgrim Tomb for Anton Emil Frieden died in 1962 and Clara Sidonie born. Scheffler, died 1931: 1931, Rochlitzer Porphyrtuff, pierced with a grave cross, sides with pointed arches with three-quarter reliefs of angels' heads and an inscription, grave wall - aedicule tomb Gravestone to the left of the chapel and tombstone 10: end of the 19th century, inscription no longer legible, sandstone Horticultural cemetery design: Access: Path system: central main path from west to east as well as cross path from the morgue to the south, water-bound ceiling Furnishing: Quartierstein: at the intersection of the main paths Hereditary funerals: s. O Vegetation: Alleys and rows of trees: Alley of winter linden (Tilia cordata) on the main path (west-east axis), row of trees of summer linden (Tilia platyphyllos) parallel to the western wall Single trees: Remaining tree of a former pair of two ash trees (Fraxinus excelsior) left and right of a wooden cross at the eastern end of the longitudinal axis (stumps of the other tree still present, October 11, 2007) Hedges and shrubs: cut hornbeam hedge (Carpinus betulus) on the northern and eastern borders.	09233017
More pictures	Individual monument of the whole: Church	Kirchweg (map)	1893-1894	representative neo-Gothic clinker brick building of architectural, artistic and local historical importance (see also general document for obj. 09233017). Clinker brick building with a polygonal choir closure, roof turret and west tower, a crucifix on the altar and four wooden evangelist figures on the pillars have been preserved from the original furnishings.	09233019
	Diaconate, former tenant house	Kirchweg 1 (map)	1777	Part of the rectory of local history, architectural history and local image-defining importance. Built in 1777 as a residential and farm building for the tenant of the Pfarrlehn, at times with a teacher's apartment and classroom, well-preserved half-timbered building from the 18th century, belonging to the vicarage.	09233945
More pictures	Old church school: Former church school	Kirchweg 2 (map)	1843	as the oldest preserved school building in the community of great local historical importance. Two-storey plastered building, accessed from the eaves, house entrance with natural stone door frame with horizontal beams, there inscription: "School house", front door 1995 still original.	09233946
	Rectory with side building and archway (between the two buildings)	Kirchweg 3 (map)	1826	Typical plastered buildings with door and window frames made of Hilbersdorfer Porphyrtuff of local history, local character and architectural significance.	09233944
	villa	Leipziger Strasse 3 (map)	between 1920 u. 1930	Architecturally demanding plastered building inspired by the Bauhaus in a very good original condition of great importance in terms of building history and the history of local development. Objective design without facade decoration, surface effect and cubature important, exciting wall-opening ratio,	09233020
	Forge with workshop extension	Leipziger Strasse 17 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Building belonging to the historic village development with a later workshop extension of local, architectural and urban significance. Forge: solid ground floor, plastered, upper floor timber-frame slated, a solid gable, on the ground floor window walls with a cove made of Hilbersdorf porphyry tuff Workshop extension: one-storey, solid, wooden sliding doors, gable roof, probably around 1900.	09302684
	Presumably a former villa with an attached coach house, today a commercial building	Leipziger Strasse 24 (map)	before 1874 (oldest parts of the villa)	Elaborately designed plastered building with Art Nouveau facade and well-preserved interior. Rich decoration of the facade and interior, Art Nouveau ornamentation on doors, etc., floor mosaic, possibly earlier construction period, on the courtyard side inscription: "MOVOKA" and description 1914.	09233022
	Residential and commercial building (pharmacy), gazebo and remnants of the garden (garden monument)	Leipziger Strasse 28 (map)	around 1890	architecturally demanding plastered construction of architectural and urban value. In the garden arbor - iron grille.	09233023
	villa	Limbacher Strasse 13 (map)	around 1930	The building was planned as a country house for the Voigt family, Voigt & Kaiser, by the Chemnitz architects Dähn & John and built by the Hartmannsdorf construction company Dietrich. Originally it was a cubic flat roof building with elements from Bauhaus and Art Deco. The flat roof proved to be problematic in the following years. The drainage caused problems, especially in winter, and as a result, a gable roof was put on in 1942.	09233024
	Residential house, former residential and office building	Obere Hauptstrasse 40 (map)	re. 1904	Typical plastered building in good original condition of architectural value. Two-storey plastered building, six axes, facing the street, central projection, originally preserved window frames, frontispiece inscribed: "1904 L.SCH".	09302686
	Willy Dostmann company (formerly): Former residential, office and manufacturing building	Obere Hauptstrasse 49 (map)	around 1850	Urban planning distinctive plastered construction of local and architectural significance. At least temporarily use as winding, dyeing, etc. as well as residential and office use. Building complex built in two construction phases, consisting of the old building on Obere Hauptstrasse, the newer extension in Querstraße and a shed extension with dry toilets as the rear end of the courtyard. Old building: built around 1850, two-storey plastered building with mezzanine floor, 5 × 3 axes, ground floor walls of quarry stone masonry, walls of the upper floor brick masonry, smooth plaster, flat-sloping, widely cantilevered gable roof originally with empty chevron (Swiss style), window frames and all-round window sill over the Hilbersdor round window sill Windows only partially preserved, further facade structuring through coffering above the window openings, house entrance originally in the middle of the eaves side, later relocated to the cross street, twin windows above the former front door on the upper floor, inside spiral staircase with porphyry steps or terrazzo, stairs to the attic made of wood , on the top floor originally girls' rooms, on the upper floor a large apartment and on the ground floor formerly business premises, Extension: around 1900, four axes, facing the cross street, house entrance without door portal, rising masonry made of fired bricks, windows at the time of recording still original from the time of construction: double-leaf lattice windows - box windows with semicircular top windows, inside only low monument value, on the upper floor there was already an apartment with enfilate at the time of construction Shed extension on the courtyard side: at the same time as the extension, at the gable facing the cross street, there two axes and twin windows, same facade design Monument value: building historical value, local historical value, urban planning value, authentically preserved.	09233028
	Side building with upper arbor of a four-sided courtyard	Obere Hauptstrasse 57 (map)	around 1700	Rural farm building typical of the time with special construction features of historical significance. Upper arbor, stable, rear extension - modernized, padded headbands.	09233029
	Residential and office building with remains of the enclosure	Obere Hauptstrasse 69 (map)	around 1905	Typical plastered building in good original condition of architectural and local historical value. Former residential and office building: two-storey, four axes, plastered building facing the street, central projectile, polygonal masonry base, corner cuboid, horizontal window canopies made of ashlar Enclosure: brick fence pillars, entrance gate and gate richly decorated with wrought iron.	09302685
	windmill	Obere Hauptstrasse 98 (map)	around 1880	American wind turbine, iron lattice construction with wind turbine, of significance in terms of technology history. Formerly coupled with a water pump, no longer in operation.	09233030
	Former post office	Poststrasse 3 (map)	1913	Typical of the time, refurbished plastered building of historical and local importance. Two-storey plastered building over a rectangular floor plan, simple facade decorations including plaster blocks and plastered windowsill cornice on the upper floor, closure by a high mansard hipped roof with a large roof bay window on the main viewing side, plastered inscription "Postamt",	09233031
	Martin Anderson Nexö School; Central School (former): School and gym	Schulstrasse 1; 1a (card)	1885 (inauguration of the school)	representative clinker brick building of local and architectural significance. Three-storey, longitudinal building, red clinker with different colored ornamental clinker decorations, corner blocks, side and central projections, gently sloping hipped roof, built in 1885 according to historical data, laying of the foundation stone in 1884, consecration on October 5, 1885 Sports hall built 1910–1912, one to two-storey plastered building with hipped, mansard or hip roof.	09233032
	Rental villa	Schulstrasse 6 (map)	around 1910	Typical plastered building in Swiss style with ornamental framework of architectural value. Veranda with colored glass windows, half-timbered gable, two-storey plastered building with mansard roof, central projectile with coupled windows of different sizes, otherwise rectangular windows with natural stone or artificial stone lintels.	09233033
	Rental villa	Schulstrasse 8 (map)	around 1910	Typical, slightly simplified plastered construction of architectural value. Two-storey plastered building over an approximately rectangular floor plan, polygonal bay window on the 1st floor, coupled window with horizontal roofing on the ground floor, different window formats and window sizes, at the time of acquisition still with grooved skylight windows, mansard roof, front door at the time of acquisition original, stairwell window colored glass windows.	09233034
	Villa with enclosure	Schulstrasse 20 (map)	1905	relatively elaborate villa in the Swiss style, structurally slightly modified from the architectural value. Veranda, gable, ornamental framework, tower, colored glass windows, built-in windows street and gable side Enclosure on the street side with wrought iron fence.	09233035
	Tenement house	Schulstrasse 22 (map)	around 1906	Typical plastered building with rich facade decor of architectural value. Beautiful garments, including facade decoration, the gable-side subsequent disfiguring annex without monument value, two-storey plastered building facing the street with a slightly protruding central projection, window frames and cornice area with Art Nouveau decorations - artificial stone, frontispiece with oculi and stepped natural stone cover, saddle roof,	09233036
	Presumably a former residential and administrative building as well as a factory building and workshop in the courtyard	Schulstrasse 32 (map)	around 1905	Well-preserved small factory complex of local and architectural significance. Factory building with a mansard roof, vestments. Residential building: two-storey plastered building facing the street on the eaves, with a rectangular floor plan, crooked hip roof, slightly protruding central projection with front gable, natural stone base Factory in the courtyard built at the same time, similar design, large rectangular windows	09233037
	Memorial to the members of the gymnastics club who fell in World War I.	Turnstrasse 5 (map)	after 1918	representative monument made of Rochlitz porphyry tuff with a large cross as a bas-relief and the names of the fallen, of local historical importance.	09233038
	Tenement house	Turnstrasse 12 (map)	around 1905	Local and architectural significance. two-storey, plastered, side projections, saddle roof, staircase with original details: front door, apartment entrance doors, painting.	09236416
	Residential building	Untere Hauptstrasse 16 (map)	1811	Timber and landscape typical half-timbered building with solid ground floor in very good original condition of architectural and site development significance. Half-timbered upper floor slated, ground floor massive, high half-hipped roof with half foreleg, roof pike, renovated in accordance with listed buildings after 1991.	09233039
	villa	Untere Hauptstrasse 85 (map)	around 1915		09233040
	villa	Ziegelstrasse 3 (map)	around 1915		09233042

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 .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ "Hartmannsdorfer Gemeindeboten"

Web links

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