List of cultural monuments in Jahnishausen

The list of cultural monuments in Jahnishausen contains the cultural monuments in the Riesa district of Jahnishausen . The notes are to be observed.
This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Saxony .

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Jahnishausen

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Riesa – Nossen railway line: passage	(Map)	1877-1880	The arched passage next to the railway bridge over the Keppritz in the embankment of the Riesa – Nossen branch line (route number 6613, RN in Saxon), of significance in terms of traffic and building history. Passage of the railway line, sandstone blocks (vaults), quarry stone masonry (walls).	08965485
	Riesa – Nossen railway line: Railway bridge over the Keppritzbach	(Map)	1875-1877	Flat natural stone arch bridge in quarry stone walls of the Riesa – Nossen branch line (route number 6613, in Saxon RN) of significance in terms of building history and technology. Railway bridge for the Keppritzbach , sandstone blocks as arch and corner blocks, quarry stone masonry.	08965484
	Road bridge over a stream	Jahnatalstrasse (map)	re. 1839	Bridge made of sandstone blocks with year stone, arched bridge characterizing the landscape, leading over a tributary of the Jahna , significant in terms of architectural history. Located in the Jahnishausen and Oelsitz communities.	08965479
More pictures	Jahnishausen Castle Church (old castle church (with furnishings) with former churchyard)	Jahnatalstrasse 1 (map)	1663-1666	Hall church with an oval floor plan, west portal from the previous building, the baroque tower that characterizes the townscape, evidence of ecclesiastical architecture, especially of the 18th century, historically and artistically significant, and also relevant to the townscape.	08965472
More pictures	Castle, castle park and manor Jahnishausen (aggregate) with numerous individual monuments	Jahnatalstrasse 1c; 2; 4; 4a; 4b; 4d; 4e; 6; 8 (card)	17th century	The whole of the castle, castle park and manor Jahnishausen, with the individual monuments: Castle (No. 1c), building of the farm yard, such as the complex of residential building (Drescherhaus), farm wing (stable) and extensions (No. 2), gatehouse with directly on Jahnatalstraße Attached guard house (no.4), western farm building (stable) with residential building extension (no.4a / 4b), eastern farm building (stable) with half-timbered wing over an L-shaped floor plan including extension (no.4d / 4e), distillery with a rare octagonal chimney , Barn (potato rental), gate entrance, preserved retaining and enclosure walls, pavilion on the large island, flower bowl, arched bridge on the footpath to Oelsitz and Seerhausen (dam path ), iron bridge to the large island, arched bridge over the Keppritzbach, outflow weir with arched bridge opposite the large one Island, semicircular retaining wall with two entrances in front of the Kellerberg (individual monuments - ID no. 08965478) - an important site in terms of local and national history e.	09303180
More pictures	Castle, castle park and manor Jahnishausen: Castle, building of the farmyard, residential building (Drescher's house), farm wing (stable) and extensions, gatehouse with attached guard house and numerous elements of the castle park (individual monuments to ID No. 09303180)	Jahnatalstrasse 1c; 2; 4; 4a; 4b; 4d; 4e (card)	M. 19th century	Individual features of the entity of the castle, castle park and manor Jahnishausen: Castle (No. 1c), buildings of the farmyard, such as the complex of residential building (Drescherhaus), farm wing (stable) and extensions (No. 2), gatehouse with attached guard house, located directly on Jahnatalstrasse (No. 4), western farm building (stable) with residential building extension (No. 4a / 4b), eastern farm building (stable) with half-timbered wing over an L-shaped floor plan including extension (No. 4d / 4e), distillery with a rare octagonal chimney, barn (Potato rent), gate entrance, preserved retaining and enclosure walls, pavilion on the large island, flower bowl, arched bridge on the footpath to Oelsitz and Seerhausen (dam path), iron bridge to the large island, arched bridge over the Keppritzbach, outlet weir with arched bridge opposite the large island, semicircular retaining wall with two entrances in front of the Kellerberg - an important site in terms of local and regional history, dating back to the 16th century, For a long time owned by the Saxon royal family, used in particular by King Johann (1801–1873) and King Albert (1828–1902), it is also of importance in terms of building history and gardening.	08965478
	Old school (former school with enclosure wall)	Jahnatalstrasse 3 (map)	around 1860	Immediately next to the church on a raised property, Wilhelminian style plastered façade with sandstone walls, enclosure as a quarry stone wall facing the street, a building that shapes the townscape and is important for popular education and local history. Two storeys, plastered facade, sandstone walls, partial basement, original: front door with handle and skylight, some windows, some fine plaster.	08965477

Remarks

This list is not suitable for deriving binding statements on the monument status of an object. As far as a legally binding determination of the listed property of an object is desired, the owner can apply to the responsible lower monument protection authority for a notice.
The official list of cultural monuments is never closed. It is permanently changed through clarifications, new additions or deletions. A transfer of such changes to this list is not guaranteed at the moment.
The monument quality of an object does not depend on its entry in this or the official list. Objects that are not listed can also be monuments.
Basically, the property of a monument extends to the substance and appearance as a whole, including the interior. Deviating applies if only parts are expressly protected (e.g. the facade).

Detailed memorial texts

↑ Former castle church. Hall church with an oval floor plan from 1790, the west portal from the previous building from 1663–66. Tower under Christian Dietrich von Plötz 1793. Restorations in 1890 (outside), 1896 (inside) and 1994. Plastered quarry stone building with steep gable roof, windows in the hall and choir with basket arch. Square tower, eight-sided on the upper floor, small triangular gables on four sides, a single stepped hood with lantern. Round arch portal on the west side with front half columns, Ionic capitals and final horizontal entablature, the interior changed (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996). Refurbished with the support of the German Foundation for Monument Protection .
↑ Castle, castle park and manor with the following elements: outbuildings, perhaps the former market gardening (Jahnatalstraße 6/8), area of the farm yard, stairs as a docking facility opposite the island, one-storey horse stable on the farm yard as well as an English landscape park with path network, old wooded area, avenues, Half-timbered house, dammed pond and Keppritzbach (moat) including large and small islands (garden monument); The complex dates back to the 17th century, was owned by the Saxon royal family for a long time , especially used by King Johann (1801–1873) and King Albert (1828–1902), and is also of importance in terms of building history and gardening.
The grave of the forester Krüger, who died in April 1945, is said to still exist in the area as a wooden cross (no memorial). A sandstone stele diagonally across from the gatehouse, with cast iron and a cast iron bracket at the top, used to be used for a chain, probably part of an ornamental border. The parcels 44/3 and 47/1 outside of the actual aggregate are also listed, as the arched bridges on the footpath to Oelsitz and Seerhausen and over the Keppritzbach are located on them. These form a creative and functional connection with the park, which, with paths and streams, also affects the alluvial forests bordering west, north and east. The so-called Sauenteich is located on Jahnatalstraße in the direction of Oelsitz. This pond was used for watering pigs and horses as well as for fish farming. It is fed by the overflow of the castle pond over the meadow with passage under the Dammstraße (not part of the totality).
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Castle, castle park and manor, formerly owned by the Saxon royal family, initials on the eastern farm building from 1891 indicate King Albert of Saxony, King Johann who had acquired Jahnishausen in 1824, often stayed here to farm, the facility was a kind Mustergut (probably also carried out part of his Dante studies here).
- Pond with island, on it a wooden chinoiser pavilion with a natural stone bowl (basin), color yellow-green-rust-brown, pavilion restored in 1961
- Castle, made of two narrow wings, probably parts of a former moated castle, inside a barrel-vaulted room painted with decorative fields and a cloudy sky, apparently served the prince and later King Johann as a catholic castle chapel, 1970 roof truss fire, currently only secured with the support of the German Foundation for Monument Protection,
- Flower bowl on pedestal, made of Rochlitzer Porphyrtuff, inscribed 10.11.1872, memorial for the golden wedding of King Johann and Queen Amalie,
- Iron bridge to the island slightly curved and with wrought iron railings,
- small sandstone stairs at the large pond, near the iron bridge, formerly probably used for boat mooring (material part),
- Weir of the dammed Keppritzbach with arch bridge, sandstone cuboid, northeast of the island,
- Hill (Kellerberg) at the southeast end of the park, on Seerhausener Straße, in front of it a natural stone wall or semicircular retaining wall with two entrances,
- Fences still preserved in some areas of the complex,
- Corner building of the farmyard or building with an L-shaped floor plan (number 4d / 4e), on the eastern farm building from 1891, on the ground floor stable with quarry stone masonry, upper floor timber-framed and clay infills, some windows original, ground floor sandstone walls, hand-painted bricks, roof truss original, 2 construction phase recognizable in the framework change,
- eastern farm building with stables for horses, two storeys, sandstone walls, clinker arches, storage hatch, cast iron plate inscribed "ERBAUT 1891", initials certainly point to King Albert of Saxony, probably in the southern part of the eastern farm building (number 4d / 4e) workshop facilities, including bandsaw of the Maschinenfabrik Saxonia Grosch & Jaeger, specialty woodworking machines Chemnitz (number 4d / 4e),
- Distillery with a rare octagonal chimney on a square base, around 1870,
- barn located south of the eastern farm building (potato rent), quarry stone masonry, narrow windows with sandstone walls,
- Gatehouse (number 4), marked 1808,
- Stable wing with groin vault, windows and doors with sandstone framing, probably number 4b,
- Outbuilding in the corner in front of the gatehouse, so-called guard house,
- Farm building or stable in the corner of Jahnatalstraße with a crooked roof, quarry stone masonry, around 1850, sandstone walls (extension to number 2),
- Wall in the corner of Jahnatalstrasse,
- Gate entrance with pillars on the southern gable of the eastern farm building,
- Arch bridge on the footpath to Oelsitz and Seerhausen, in the area of the alluvial forests, outside the actual park, northwest of the island, river. 44/3, quarry stone masonry and sandstone cuboid vault, first half of the 19th century or older,
- Sandstone arch bridge over the Keppritzbach, in the immediate vicinity of the inlet valve.

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[1] Former castle church. Hall church with an oval floor plan from 1790, the west portal from the previous building from 1663–66. Tower under Christian Dietrich von Plötz 1793. Restorations in 1890 (outside), 1896 (inside) and 1994. Plastered quarry stone building with steep gable roof, windows in the hall and choir with basket arch. Square tower, eight-sided on the upper floor, small triangular gables on four sides, a single stepped hood with lantern. Round arch portal on the west side with front half columns, Ionic capitals and final horizontal entablature, the interior changed (Dehio Sachsen I, 1996). Refurbished with the support of the German Foundation for Monument Protection .

[2] Castle, castle park and manor with the following elements: outbuildings, perhaps the former market gardening (Jahnatalstraße 6/8), area of the farm yard, stairs as a docking facility opposite the island, one-storey horse stable on the farm yard as well as an English landscape park with path network, old wooded area, avenues, Half-timbered house, dammed pond and Keppritzbach (moat) including large and small islands (garden monument); The complex dates back to the 17th century, was owned by the Saxon royal family for a long time , especially used by King Johann (1801–1873) and King Albert (1828–1902), and is also of importance in terms of building history and gardening.
The grave of the forester Krüger, who died in April 1945, is said to still exist in the area as a wooden cross (no memorial). A sandstone stele diagonally across from the gatehouse, with cast iron and a cast iron bracket at the top, used to be used for a chain, probably part of an ornamental border. The parcels 44/3 and 47/1 outside of the actual aggregate are also listed, as the arched bridges on the footpath to Oelsitz and Seerhausen and over the Keppritzbach are located on them. These form a creative and functional connection with the park, which, with paths and streams, also affects the alluvial forests bordering west, north and east. The so-called Sauenteich is located on Jahnatalstraße in the direction of Oelsitz. This pond was used for watering pigs and horses as well as for fish farming. It is fed by the overflow of the castle pond over the meadow with passage under the Dammstraße (not part of the totality).

[3] Castle, castle park and manor, formerly owned by the Saxon royal family, initials on the eastern farm building from 1891 indicate King Albert of Saxony, King Johann who had acquired Jahnishausen in 1824, often stayed here to farm, the facility was a kind Mustergut (probably also carried out part of his Dante studies here).

Pond with island, on it a wooden chinoiser pavilion with a natural stone bowl (basin), color yellow-green-rust-brown, pavilion restored in 1961

Castle, made of two narrow wings, probably parts of a former moated castle, inside a barrel-vaulted room painted with decorative fields and a cloudy sky, apparently served the prince and later King Johann as a catholic castle chapel, 1970 roof truss fire, currently only secured with the support of the German Foundation for Monument Protection,

Flower bowl on pedestal, made of Rochlitzer Porphyrtuff, inscribed 10.11.1872, memorial for the golden wedding of King Johann and Queen Amalie,

Iron bridge to the island slightly curved and with wrought iron railings,

small sandstone stairs at the large pond, near the iron bridge, formerly probably used for boat mooring (material part),

Weir of the dammed Keppritzbach with arch bridge, sandstone cuboid, northeast of the island,

Hill (Kellerberg) at the southeast end of the park, on Seerhausener Straße, in front of it a natural stone wall or semicircular retaining wall with two entrances,

Fences still preserved in some areas of the complex,

Corner building of the farmyard or building with an L-shaped floor plan (number 4d / 4e), on the eastern farm building from 1891, on the ground floor stable with quarry stone masonry, upper floor timber-framed and clay infills, some windows original, ground floor sandstone walls, hand-painted bricks, roof truss original, 2 construction phase recognizable in the framework change,

eastern farm building with stables for horses, two storeys, sandstone walls, clinker arches, storage hatch, cast iron plate inscribed "ERBAUT 1891", initials certainly point to King Albert of Saxony, probably in the southern part of the eastern farm building (number 4d / 4e) workshop facilities, including bandsaw of the Maschinenfabrik Saxonia Grosch & Jaeger, specialty woodworking machines Chemnitz (number 4d / 4e),

Distillery with a rare octagonal chimney on a square base, around 1870,

barn located south of the eastern farm building (potato rent), quarry stone masonry, narrow windows with sandstone walls,

Gatehouse (number 4), marked 1808,

Stable wing with groin vault, windows and doors with sandstone framing, probably number 4b,

Outbuilding in the corner in front of the gatehouse, so-called guard house,

Farm building or stable in the corner of Jahnatalstraße with a crooked roof, quarry stone masonry, around 1850, sandstone walls (extension to number 2),

Wall in the corner of Jahnatalstrasse,

Gate entrance with pillars on the southern gable of the eastern farm building,

Arch bridge on the footpath to Oelsitz and Seerhausen, in the area of the alluvial forests, outside the actual park, northwest of the island, river. 44/3, quarry stone masonry and sandstone cuboid vault, first half of the 19th century or older,

Sandstone arch bridge over the Keppritzbach, in the immediate vicinity of the inlet valve.

[4] Pond with island, on it a wooden chinoiser pavilion with a natural stone bowl (basin), color yellow-green-rust-brown, pavilion restored in 1961

[5] Castle, made of two narrow wings, probably parts of a former moated castle, inside a barrel-vaulted room painted with decorative fields and a cloudy sky, apparently served the prince and later King Johann as a catholic castle chapel, 1970 roof truss fire, currently only secured with the support of the German Foundation for Monument Protection,

[6] Flower bowl on pedestal, made of Rochlitzer Porphyrtuff, inscribed 10.11.1872, memorial for the golden wedding of King Johann and Queen Amalie,

[7] Iron bridge to the island slightly curved and with wrought iron railings,

[8] small sandstone stairs at the large pond, near the iron bridge, formerly probably used for boat mooring (material part),

[9] Weir of the dammed Keppritzbach with arch bridge, sandstone cuboid, northeast of the island,

[10] Hill (Kellerberg) at the southeast end of the park, on Seerhausener Straße, in front of it a natural stone wall or semicircular retaining wall with two entrances,

[11] Fences still preserved in some areas of the complex,

[12] Corner building of the farmyard or building with an L-shaped floor plan (number 4d / 4e), on the eastern farm building from 1891, on the ground floor stable with quarry stone masonry, upper floor timber-framed and clay infills, some windows original, ground floor sandstone walls, hand-painted bricks, roof truss original, 2 construction phase recognizable in the framework change,

[13] stern farm building with stables for horses, two storeys, sandstone walls, clinker arches, storage hatch, cast iron plate inscribed "ERBAUT 1891", initials certainly point to King Albert of Saxony, probably in the southern part of the eastern farm building (number 4d / 4e) workshop facilities, including bandsaw of the Maschinenfabrik Saxonia Grosch & Jaeger, specialty woodworking machines Chemnitz (number 4d / 4e),

[14] Distillery with a rare octagonal chimney on a square base, around 1870,

[15] rn located south of the eastern farm building (potato rent), quarry stone masonry, narrow windows with sandstone walls,

[16] Gatehouse (number 4), marked 1808,

[17] Stable wing with groin vault, windows and doors with sandstone framing, probably number 4b,

[18] Outbuilding in the corner in front of the gatehouse, so-called guard house,

[19] Farm building or stable in the corner of Jahnatalstraße with a crooked roof, quarry stone masonry, around 1850, sandstone walls (extension to number 2),

[20] Wall in the corner of Jahnatalstrasse,

[21] Gate entrance with pillars on the southern gable of the eastern farm building,

[22] Arch bridge on the footpath to Oelsitz and Seerhausen, in the area of the alluvial forests, outside the actual park, northwest of the island, river. 44/3, quarry stone masonry and sandstone cuboid vault, first half of the 19th century or older,

[23] Sandstone arch bridge over the Keppritzbach, in the immediate vicinity of the inlet valve.