List of cultural monuments in Kubschütz

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The list of cultural monuments in Kubschütz includes the cultural monuments of the Saxon community of Kubschütz , which were recorded by the State Office for Monument Preservation of Saxony until July 2017 (excluding archaeological cultural monuments). The notes are to be observed.

This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in the Bautzen district .

Kubschütz

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image designation location Dating description ID
Inn and Ausspanne as well as the associated side building Alte Löbauer Strasse 4, 6
(map) 		Marked with 1831 (inn); around 1850 (side building) Belonging to Dreiseithof, of architectural and local importance.
  • Inn (number 4): two-story, half-hip roof with roof tiles
  • Side building (number 4a, 6): plastered quarry stone building
 09251236
 
House, barn and side building of a farm Mittelweg 3
(map) 		Marked with 1870 (house); marked 1886 (side building); marked 1871 (barn) With a high degree of authenticity, architectural historical value and an important part of the townscape and history. Spacious courtyard with three buildings and a flat arched gate entrance and three pillars (granite with pyramidal attachments), stately massive quarry stone buildings, two-storey residential building (labeled "JP 1870") with jamb, barn with four gate openings (labeled "JP 1871"), stable building with three gate openings (marked with "JP1886").
  • Residential house: stately structure with balanced proportions, two-storey with jamb, designation / dating in a small plaque above the left granite portal, gable roof with beaver tail covering
  • Barn: plastered quarry stone building, ventilation windows of the Drempels above the ground floor, two segment arched doors with wooden wings in the middle, a smaller segmented arched door on the right and left side, also two-winged wooden doors, description in the panel in the middle of the facade between the two large doors, gable roof with plain tile covering
  • Stable building: two-storey, ground floor plastered, upper floor quarry stone visible, also well-proportioned facade, three large segment arched gates with double-leaf wooden gates, stable windows with granite walls, description in the panel above the left gate, gable roof with slate covering

Overall, beautiful complex, preserved in its structure and external appearance of the individual buildings, residential building already renovated. Photo taken at the suggestion of the Bautzen District Office.

09279087
 
Old miller's coat of arms To the old bakery 5a
(map) 		Marked 1876 Locally and socially important, incorrectly recorded under Bahnhofstrasse 5a 09251241
 

Baschütz

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Waystone (at the exit to Kreckwitz)
(map) 		19th century Significant in terms of traffic history, slender monolithic granite column with chamfered edges and lettering (location information) in the upper fifth 09251348
 
Memorial to the fallen of the First World War
 Memorial to the fallen of the First World War Hauptstrasse (corner of Kreckwitzer Strasse)
(map) 		After 1918 Significant in local history 09251346
 
Rittergut Baschütz (entity) Hauptstrasse 9, 11, 13 (Kreckwitzer Strasse 1)
(map) 		Around 1880 The aggregate of the former manor Baschütz with the following individual monuments: mansion (Hauptstraße 11) including a wall attached to the side and two masonry posts with curved attachments as a fence (see 09300874) and the following aggregate parts: two farm buildings (Hauptstraße 9 and 13), manor barn (Kreckwitzer Straße 1) and wrought iron gate between farm building and barn; of importance in terms of building history and local history. Three farm buildings, two-storey buildings flanking the mansion at right and left with segmented arched windows on the ground floor and upper floor, formerly large segmented arched gate opening, now closed (walled up), gable roofs (currently sheet metal roofing), the building opposite the mansion without rear extensions is a former barn with four added former segment arched gate openings, openings all framed with clinker frieze, single-storey structure, but overall the same height as both neighboring buildings. A shower in the middle of the courtyard is a disruptive element, a concrete courtyard area. 09251509
 
Manor house including a wall attached to the side and two masonry posts with curved attachments as a fence (individual monument to ID no. 09251509);
 Manor house including a wall attached to the side and two masonry posts with curved attachments as a fence (individual monument to ID no. 09251509); Hauptstrasse 11
(map) 		Around 1880 Individual features of the entity of the Rittergut Baschütz; of importance in terms of building history and local history.

Representative plastered building, around 1880, with rich facade structure, saddle roof, the sturdy roof turret with dome-shaped helmet roof, lantern and Welscher hood. Main entrance accentuated by a central projectile and an open entrance hall with a semicircular roof and central column. On the garden side pavilion with outside staircase and arched windows, on the upper floor angel figures and corner pyramids.

09300874
 
Residential stable house with upper arbor Hauptstrasse 23
(map) 		18th century Architecturally significant, ground floor quarry stone masonry, partly brick, original winter windows, first floor timber-framed, partly plastered, very small windows, structure protruding over the stable area, pointed gable roof with simple beaver tail covering, in the gable timber-frame, with upper arbor, largely authentic 09251318
 
Residential stable house Hauptstrasse 25
(map) 		Around 1850 Significance in building history 09301158
 
Residential stable of a two-sided courtyard Hauptstrasse 29
(map) 		Marked 1897 Architecturally important. Ground floor quarry stone masonry, granite walls partly still in place, first floor half-timbered, partly with clay infills, little exposed with bricks, pointed gable roof with simple beaver tail covering, boarded gable. Upon inspection of the property on October 18, 2006, it was found: very poor state of construction. 09251254
 
Elementary school Baschütz; School building (without newer extension) Hauptstrasse 55
(map) 		Marked 1897 Without a newer extension, plastered building with a gabled central projection, of architectural and local significance, two-storey, triangular gable above, double arched windows on the ground floor, back of staggered structure, crooked hip with simple beaver tail covering, high natural stone plinth on the ground floor, cornice over the ground floor on the gable side, red as a finishing touch clinker 09251248
 

Blösa

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Waystone (Entrance to Blösa von Rieschen)
(map) 		19th century Significant in terms of traffic history, monolithic granite column on a square floor plan, base marked 1845, above the shaft with beveled edges, protruding head section and rounded upper end, side surfaces of the head section with location and kilometer information after Rieschen, Soritz, Kubschütz (with corresponding directional signs) painted 09251906
 
Hill with memorial stone (in the forest, parcel 37)
(map) 		Marked 1847 Sandstone with weathered inscriptions on all four sides, framed by quarry stone dry stone wall to the slope and laterally, of local historical importance, memorial stone stands on a double-stepped granite base, has a tent-like (pyramidal) top, memorial stone itself with a profiled base, text difficult to decipher (" ... July 6, 1847 ") 09251927
 
Embankment stone with the designation 1834 on the new bridge Blösa (parcel 5)
(map) 		Marked 1834 Granite, local historical value, longitudinally rectangular monolithic granite stone 09301164
 
Gut Blösa (totality) Blösa 1
(map) 		18th century (farm buildings); marked 1737 (farm building); Stein marked with 1706 ?, 1876, 1935 (property border) Material entity Gut Blösa with the following individual monuments: manor house and drive-through barn (see Obj. 09301160) and the following entity parts: former farm building (stable barn), further farm building at right angles and property fencing with three stones in the wall; Structurally and historically important [disruptive elements: two-storey shed next to drive-through barn and one-storey garage attached to it]. A farm building marked "HW 1737", three stones in the wall marked 1876, marked 1935 and marked 1706 (?) 09251926
 
Manor house (individual monument for ID No. 09251926) Blösa 1
(map) 		Marked 1757 Individual monument of the whole of Gut Blösa; Significant building and local history, two-storey, with a simple facade structure, plastered, portal with keystone, gable roof with simple plain tile roof covering, cross vaults inside, very thick walls, labeled "1757 HS." in the granite door frame 09301160
 
Drive-through barn (individual monument for ID no.09251926) Blösa 1
(map) 		Marked 1755 Individual monument of the whole of Gut Blösa; Architecturally and historically important, barn with entrance to the courtyard, arched, two-story, quarry stone masonry, loopholes-like window openings, very wide, round-arched wooden gates, gable roof with simple plain tile roof covering, inscribed with "H. 1755 p. "And" 18. AK. 77 " 09301160
 
Middle grinder; Mill stone of the former stone pound with 5 grinding holes
More pictures 		Middle grinder; Mill stone of the former stone pound with 5 grinding holes Blösa 12 (near), 14 (near)
(map) 		Marked 1748 Marked with "AR D Z4D MK 1748", of technical significance, authentic detail of the former mill of high historical value 09301162
 
Residential house and stone barn built at right angles, retaining wall (quarry stone) along the street and wall of the property enclosure Blösa 14
(map) 		18th century Upper floor residential building, half-timbered (English slate), characterizing the townscape 09253687
 
Earth cellar Blösa 14 (bei)
(map) 		19th century Natural stone, of social and historical importance, the entrance to an earth cellar placed on the slope, which was probably used to store supplies 09301161
 
Residential stable house Blösa 18
(map) 		Around 1850 Upper floor presumably half-timbered, plastered, high degree of authenticity, of architectural significance, original condition, facade plastered, central emphasis by relatively high entrance door, original windows on the ground floor and first floor (very small windows on the first floor), structure on the first floor arched, inclined to the front , Gable roof (rear sloping roof), corrugated iron 09251925
 
House and right-angled wooden barn Blösa 19
(map) 		Marked in the fall with 1850 Residential building upper floor half-timbered plastered, of importance in terms of the history of the building and the appearance of the town, largely authentic buildings with original cubature and proportions, quite meaningful evidence of the historic landscape of the town 09301163
 
Niedermühle (formerly); Gasthof Blösa (formerly); Mill building, two millstones, stone deck bridge, two portals of the former inn as well as side buildings facing the valley and quarry stone wall opposite the mill building
More pictures 		Niedermühle (formerly); Gasthof Blösa (formerly); Mill building, two millstones, stone deck bridge, two portals of the former inn as well as side buildings facing the valley and quarry stone wall opposite the mill building Blösa 24
(map) 		Marked 1840 Architectural and historical significance as well as important for the townscape, high side building standing downhill with half-timbered upper floor. Towering building on a hillside, quarry stone masonry (between 8 and 10 m) with loopholes-like openings, above that living area with half-timbering, two small windows each, crooked hip with simple plain tile roof covering. Quarry stone wall with a round arch adjoining the building, marked in the window frames. Stone deck bridge over the brook consisting of two stones. On the outside of the building, high stone stairs, remains of the mill ditch and the wheel chamber have been preserved. Two portals (basket arch portal) at the former inn. In the valley standing side building former horse stable, upper floor half-timbered, ground floor massive (quarry stone) and large basket arched opening (now door), crooked hip roof. 09251904
 

Canitz-Christina

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Waystone
 Waystone (Entrance to town, coming from Waditz)
(map) 		19th century Significant in terms of traffic history, monolithic granite column partially buried at the time of acquisition, shaft with chamfered edges, head with pyramidal end, labels on the side: Baschütz, Kumschütz, Waditz (with corresponding distance information and directional signs) 09251915
 
House, side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard, with a gate entrance Canitz-Christina 2
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century The structure has been preserved, is of architectural and economic importance, stately residential building with stables, central projectile with tower house, on it white and red weathercock, two-storey, gable roof with simple plain tile roof covering, vestibule, massive barn with round arched gates, two-storey, gable roof with simple plain tile roofing Living area over the windows curtain arches 09251918
 
Residential stable house Canitz-Christina 7
(map) 		Inscribed with 1807 With a wooden staircase, historically important, ground floor quarry stone, partly bricked, first floor timber-framed with clay pegs, boarded gable, original wooden windows with wooden window frames, small basket arch portal with keystone, high pitched roof with simple plain tile roof covering 09251916
 
Residential stable house and barn of a two-sided courtyard Canitz-Christina 14
(map) 		Around 1790 Plastered buildings, historically and economically important.
  • Residential stable house: narrow building with very small windows, plastered facade, crooked hip with simple plain tile roof covering
  • Barn: with a gable roof, bat dormers and simple beaver tail roof covering, rock cellar attached to the barn
 09251917
 
Waystone
 Waystone Canitz-Christina 16 (opposite)
(map) 		Marked 1836 Significant in traffic history, very high monolithic pillar (about 2.50-3 m / made of granite), with a base (almost square plan), above the shaft with strongly beveled edges and protruding head with a slightly rounded end, inscriptions on the side surfaces of the head: Dating (marked 1836) and location reference "Baschütz", inscriptions Kumschütz, Waditz, Baschütz with corresponding distance information and directional arrows 09252180
 

Daranitz

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Residential house, barn at right angles with extension and stone trough Am Anger 12
(map) 		Marked 1853 Upper floor half-timbered residential building, plastered barn with jamb, of architectural and economic importance, original windows, original window and door frames, two arched gate openings in the barn, granite walls, stone trough made of granite 09251505
 

Döhlen

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Steindeckerbrücke Döhlen 6 (near)
(map) 		19th century Passage, granite, several layers of masonry above it, of architectural significance 09301165
 
Residential stable house (surrounding area) with rear extension Döhlen 8
(map) 		1786 Upper floor timber-framed boarded up, of architectural significance due to its degree of authenticity, ground floor plastered, except for the porch original window sizes, surrounding area on the annex on the left 2/3 / -, first floor boarded up, original windows, decorations under windows on wooden paneling, very steep, large saddle roof, slightly overhanging , Slate roofing, boarded gable 09251968
 
Steindeckerbrücke Döhlen 8 (near)
(map) 		19th century Architecturally important 09301166
 
Sonnenhof; Residential stable house and stable-barn building as well as the gate entrance of a two-sided courtyard Döhlen 11 (on the S 110 in the direction of Rachlau)
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century Significant in terms of architectural history and landscape design, stately, massive residential stable house (two-story with jamb), gable roof, historical cubature and proportions preserved, rear extension facing the courtyard entrance, courtyard entrance marked by two pillars made of natural stone with a pyramidal top, large stable-barn building parallel to the stable house with a stone facade and a comparatively high roof, historical cubature and proportions also preserved 09302521
 
Residential stable house (surrounding area) and barn extension Döhlen 15
(map) 		Around 1620 core development; around 1790/1820 Large parts of the original preserved, historically and historically significant, ground floor quarry stone masonry, original windows with wooden triangular crowning, simple granite walls on the entrance door, stable part protruding next to the door, above it a former arbor, on the ground floor surrounding framework on the left 2/2/2, first floor half-timbered with clay infills , Gable roof, boarded gable, partly demolished upper floor, ground floor used as a garage, provided with a flat roof 09251967
 
Garden enclosure wall Döhlen 16 (near)
(map) 		Stone cuboid marked 1743 Wall made of granite ashlars, marked with "H 1743 L", of significance for the townscape 09301168
 
4 push-through granite posts of the enclosure Döhlen 16 (near)
(map) 		19th century Significant for the townscape 09301169
 
Eastern stable house and western barn of a four-sided courtyard as well as stone bench in front of the property and stone with an incised cross in the masonry of the building on the street as well as all existing granite fence posts of the property enclosure Döhlen 17
(map) 		Marked 1840 Stable house upper floor timber-framed boarded up, marked 1840 in the lintel, barn boarded wood construction, of importance in terms of building history and landscape, until 2011 also under number 18 in the list of monuments, this does not exist according to the ALK data 09301167
 

Großkunitz

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Barn of a former two-sided farm Großkunitz 8
(map) 		19th century Quarry stone construction with a gable roof, of importance in terms of building history and shaping the street scene.
  • Barn: at an angle to the street side (gable) attached to the residential building, quarry stone masonry, gable roof with two-tone slate covering (red / black), arched wooden gate, residential stable house (demolished), barn stands parallel to the street, quarry stone, solid, unplastered, with corner blocks, segment-arched wooden gate and Gable roof (new cover, artificial slate)
  • Residential house (demolished): Ground floor relatively high, simple door jambs, winter windows, some granite jambs, five stone steps at the entrance, first floor slated in two colors on the front, back and gable half-timbered with clay infills, original, small grooved windows, slightly inwardly arched gable roof slated
 09251978
 
Residential house of a two-sided courtyard Großkunitz 10
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century Without western barn annex, upper floor timber-frame boarded up, historically important, residential part of the building: massive ground floor, quarry stone, gable roof, barn annex today exclusively for residential use 09301170
 
Residential house with barn and stone bench Großkunitz 12
(map) 		1826 Residential building upper floor half-timbered boarded up, barn half-timbered, building and economic history of importance, surrounding structure on the right 2/3/2 yokes, wooden carved window frames, wooden window sills, first upper floor boarded up, original window sizes, flat crooked hip (other side saddle roof) with Preolit ​​slate, entrance area slightly changed , on the left a large window, half-timbered barn: clay infill, the back is slated wall, boarded gable, crippled hip, corrugated iron roofing, stone bench with a profiled base 09251979
 

Jenkwitz

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Memorial to the battle of Bautzen and memorial to those who fell in the First World War
More pictures 		Memorial to the battle of Bautzen and memorial to those who fell in the First World War On Monarchenhügel (Skala near Jenkwitz)
(map) 		Marked 1813; after 1918 Historically and locally of importance. 09251973
 
Rural house Am Monarchenhügel 14
(map) 		Marked 1819 Plastered building with a crooked roof and black kitchen, historically important and rare.
  • Residential building: Ground floor and first floor plastered, original small windows, large granite walls, simple door walls with dating, slight cripple hip with two bat dormers each, double beaver tail roof covering, rear gable on the first floor half-timbered with clay infill, on the gable side on the first floor two cannon balls
  • Barn partly plastered, partly boarded up, gable roof (Preolit ​​shingles), connecting building between the house and barn made of boards (Preolit ​​shingles), barn and connecting building to the house demolished in 2007
 09251972
 
Inn At the B6 29, 31
(map) 		Around 1870/1890 Quarry stone building with an integrated hall, triple windows in the gable and gable roof, of architectural and local importance; Demolished at the B6 31. Two-storey building with a steep high staircase to the second floor to the dance hall, quarry stone masonry, granite walls, original entrance door on the ground floor with eight fields, window of the dance hall narrow, high and arched, wide gable roof with simple plain tile roofing, in front of it a single-storey coach house, gable roof with slate roofing, gable roof with slate roofing , 2007 abandoned carriage house. 09251974
 
Waystone at An der B6 35 (junction B6)
(map) 		19th century Significant in terms of traffic history, slender natural stone column with chamfered edges on a square base, overhanging top with a pyramidal end, this with the inscription Baschütz, Auritz, Kubschütz with appropriate distance information and directional signs 09301171
 
Residential stable house Auenweg 10
(map) 		Around 1790/1820 Upper floor timber-framed boarded, structurally important, ground floor plastered (window frames plastered over), first floor boarded-up, original windows with wooden triangular crowning, gable roof with roof tiles, back plastered timber framework, very small windows, original condition, arched portal (low) with keystone, profiled in the hallway Ceiling beams, 2007 planking in a poor condition 09251970
 
Residential stable house, barn, side building and archway of a four-sided courtyard Auenweg 30
(map) 		Marked 1866 Significant in terms of building history and economic history.
  • Large residential stable building: two-story, window sizes retained, gable roof with simple plain tile roof covering
  • large barn: with arched wooden gates, original window sizes, narrow and arched gable, gable roof with simple plain tile roof covering, closed front, through intermediate building with archway passage (with keystone)
 09251971
 
Quarry stone dry stone wall of the property enclosure Mühlenweg (parcel 13)
(map) 		19th century Significant for the townscape 09301172
 
Residential stable house Mühlenweg 2
(map) 		Marked 1736 Upper floor timber-framed boarded up, basket arch portal, of architectural significance, plastered ground floor, central accentuation by basket arch portal with dated keystone, ground floor very low (original windows), first floor boarded up, plastered on the gable, very small timbered windows with wooden triangular crowning, boarded gable, slightly inward arched gable roof with Preolit ​​shingles, two new chimneys, round arched board door to the stable, marked in the keystone with "1736 MP" 09251976
 

Kreckwitz

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Murder and Atonement Cross
 Murder and Atonement Cross (about 300 m north of the northern exit of the village)
(map) 		15-17 century Stone cross with incised long sword, of local significance. Tradition has it that the 1.10 m high atonement cross was erected in memory of a chaplain who was killed by the Kreckwitz residents on Christmas Eve at the foot of the hill. The background was probably his energetic resistance to the desire of the Kreckwitz residents to change to the Lutheran faith during the Reformation, and the Kreckwitz residents had to erect this cross as atonement. 09304090
 
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Waystone (about 300 m north of the northern exit of the village)
(map) 		19th century Significant in terms of traffic history, natural stone pillar with chamfers on the shaft, head piece with a flat pyramidal end and slightly recessed writing surface in the side surfaces, therein location information and directional signs 09304091
 
Blucher Monument; Memorial stone
More pictures 		Blucher Monument ; Memorial stone (on the Kreckwitzer heights, about 500 m north of Kreckwitz, on the so-called "Blücherhügel")
(map) 		1913 Irregular granite boulder with the inscription “21. May 1813 - 1913 “and Iron Cross with oak leaves and the year 1813, on the Kreckwitzer heights, which the French under Deveaux stormed after Blücher's glorious resistance on May 21, 1813, the memorial stone was erected in memory of the battle, on the 175th anniversary of the Battle of Bautzen on May 21, 1988 Repair of the monument completed 09304675
 
Rittergut and Gutspark Kreckwitz (aggregate) Kreckwitz 1, 1b, 1d, 1e, 1f, 1g, 1h
(map) 		1703/1813 All of the Kreckwitz manor with the following individual monuments: mansion (No. 1, parcel 369/1) including two-flight staircase and wall in front of it, farm building at right angles to it (No. 1b, parcel 360) with arched door frame (servants' apartments, stables, barn), further farm buildings (No. 1f, parcel 367, stables, barn) and ice cellar in the park (parcel 369/1), the estate park (parcel 369/1, 370/4 - garden monument) and lime tree avenue at the rear entrance of the park area (garden monument) see obj. 09251886 and 5 other farm buildings as a whole: two parts of the building as a continuation of no.1b (no.1d, parcel 361), the rest of the former residential and farm building, already partial demolition (no.1g, parcel 365), former farm building (without no., Parcel 511), original servants' houses, contiguous wings (No. 1h and No. 1e, parcel 368/3), today No. 1h bowling alley and No. 1e apartment as well as quarry stone dryers along the road wall and pillar of a gate at the end of the farm road and boulder square in the park; Historically important [disruptive elements: extension at right angles to No. 1h and fire department shed]. Garden house (not available in the park in 2007, demolished?), Marked 1703 or 1793, inscription panel above basket arch portal, crooked hip roof with simple plain tile roof covering. 09301174
 
Manor house (No. 1, parcel 369/1) including upstream two-flight staircase and wall (individual monument to ID No. 09209731) Kreckwitz 1
(map) 		Around 1760 to 1813 Individual monument belonging to the Knight Estate Kreckwitz; Significant building and local history, stately, building with a mansard roof (bat dormers, simple beaver tail roof covering), light central projection, basket arch portal, symmetrical facade design, large curved outside staircase, entrance hall with cross vault

Stately two-storey baroque building, around 1760. In front of the basket-arched portal there is a two-flight flight of stairs with freely swinging cheeks and pedestals. The hipped mansard roof was put on in 1813. Small single-storey garden house with a half-hip roof, marked 1793. Various farm buildings, mid-19th century, one with a graceful roof turret.

09251886
 
Farm building standing at right angles to the manor house (No. 1b, parcel 360) with arched door frame (servants' apartments, stables, barn; individual monument to ID No. 09209731) Kreckwitz 1b
(map) 		Individual monument belonging to the Knight Estate Kreckwitz; Significant building and local history, the former barn (servants' house with stable) with a gable roof (simple plain tile roof covering), natural stone, original lightning rods, wooden turrets, granite window frames, bat dormers, entrance door with basket arch portal and keystone 09251886
 
Farm buildings (No. 1f, parcel 367, stables, barn; individual monument for ID No. 09209731) Kreckwitz 1f
(map) 		Individual monument belonging to the Knight Estate Kreckwitz; Significant building and local history, the former barn (servants' house with stable) with a gable roof (simple plain tile roof covering), natural stone, original lightning rods, wooden turrets, granite window frames, bat dormers, entrance door with basket arch portal and keystone 09251886
 
Ice cellar in the park (individual monument for ID no.09209731) Kreckwitz 1
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century Individual monument belonging to the Knight Estate Kreckwitz; of importance in terms of building history and local history 09251886
 
Residential house (formerly a half-timbered house) with upper arbor Kreckwitz 12
(map) 		Around 1750 Upper floor half-timbered, partly plastered, remains of the surrounding framework, evidence of old timber construction, building survived the local fire, significant building and house history, windows original size 09253693
 
Residential building Kreckwitz 19 (opposite)
(map) 		1820/1850 Upper floor half-timbered, facing the street, historically significant, ground floor low, rubble plastered, first floor completely boarded up, small original windows with wooden frames, boarded gable, flat saddle roof with corrugated iron roofing, very low door, demolition permit from November 24, 2016 (lower Monument Protection Authority Görlitz) 09252109
 
Residential stable house with upper arbor Kreckwitz 25
(map) 		Marked 1767 Upper floor half-timbered, closed upper arbor, granite door frame, one of the oldest houses in town, of importance in terms of building history and house history, ruinous. Ground floor plastered, original window sizes, first floor protruding part with three-bar framework, clay infill, gable roof boarded up on the gable, roof tiles. 09252106
 
Residential house, side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard Kreckwitz 28a
(map) 		1850/1870 Upper floor half-timbered residential building, of architectural and socio-historical importance.
  • Residential house: built around a corner, plastered ocher on the ground floor, low entrance door almost in the middle, original windows with whitewashed walls, first floor half-timbered, well-preserved clay infill, original windows with wooden triangular gables, gable side on the ground floor and first floor plastered, boarded gable, gable roof with simple beaver tail covering (also for stable and barn)
  • Stable: one storey, small
  • Barn: two-story, quarry stone, partly plastered or repaired with bricks, wooden gates and doors, narrow structure
 09252108
 

Kumschütz

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Residential stable house, barn and side building of a three-sided courtyard as well as granite pillars of the courtyard entrances and granite trough Kumschütz 2
(card) 		Marked in the door frame with 1854 Plastered quarry stone buildings, historically and economically important, all buildings made of solid field stone, with jamb, granite walls, plastered, residential stable house beaver tail double roofing, other buildings simple beaver tail roofing, barn with a large arched gate opening 09251498
 
Waystone
 Waystone at Kumschütz 6 (at the entrance to the village)
(map) 		19th century Significant in terms of traffic history, monolithic granite column with a square cross-section, base and head section separated from the shaft by circumferential notches, shaft with chamfers, head section with a pyramidal end 09251893
 
Residential stable house (surrounding area) without massive extension Kumschütz 6b
(card) 		Around 1870 Without massive extension, of architectural significance, plastered ground floor, first floor half-timbered, original windows, saddle roof with stenciled slate, part of the stable attached to the side, formerly surrounding framework 09251897
 
Residential stable house with upper arbor, remise extension with two large gates and a barn at right angles, another residential stable house in the line of the barn and southern residential stable house as well as granite fence posts in the kitchen garden enclosure Kumschütz 8
(card) 		Marked 1753, around 1890, marked 1904 (residential stable houses); marked 1864 (barn) Structurally and economically important, residential stable house (marked 1753 in the lintel), wide framework on the left 2/2 / - yokes, ground floor plastered, first floor half-timbered with clay infill with lime, original windows with wooden crowning, gable with slate pattern (different sizes), Saddle roof with slate covering, closed upper arbor, shed extension with two large gates, barn at right angles (marked 1864), original courtyard paving, stone bench, later original parts of the enclosure, residential stable house in extension of the barn solid with granite walls, southern residential stable house (marked 1904 in weather vane) , Granite fence posts of the kitchen garden enclosure 09251895
 
Waystone at Kumschütz 8 (town center)
(map) 		19th century Significant in terms of traffic history, granite column with pronounced chamfers on the shaft, head piece above it with a square cross-section and with a flat pyramidal closure, writing on the side surfaces difficult to recognize 09251894
 

Suffered

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Vorwerk Litten; Manor house, eastern barn and two masonry gate pillars of the enclosure Litten 6
(card) 		Around 1900 (manor house); around 1850 (barn) Manor house plastered construction with corner tower, covered entrance area and hipped roof, of architectural and economic significance. Residential house with an asymmetrical structure, two-storey, with a bay-like porch with a pointed turret (left on the street side), triangular gable asymmetrically placed on the hipped roof, courtyard side with covered entrance and stairway area, rough plaster from the turn of the century. Barn long, narrow structure with baroque roof shape, parts of the original enclosure, with original lightning rod. 09251138
 

Neupurschwitz

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Waystone (Junction Canitz-Christina)
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Of importance in terms of traffic history, natural stone stele with a square cross-section and a flat top 09302446
 
House of a three-sided courtyard Neupurschwitz 6
(map) 		Around 1850/1870 Plastered building with over-gabled central projection and jamb, historically important, central projecting and triangular gable with arched windows and oculus, plaster ashlar, ledge above the first floor, mezzanine floor, oculus in the gable, entrance house on the courtyard side, original courtyard paving, gable roof 09251913
 
Waystone
 Waystone Neupurschwitz 6 (bei)
(map) 		19th century Significant in traffic history 09251914
 
Inn with side building, angled barn and natural stone enclosure Neupurschwitz 8
(map) 		Inscribed with 1802 (inn); marked 1837 (barn) Inn late baroque plastered building with crooked hipped roof and bat dormers, of architectural and local significance, facade plastered, plaster partially flaked, portal with keystone and dating, crooked hip with bat dormers and simple beaver tail roofing, corner stables with Baroque roof shapes 09251912
 

Pielitz

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Rittergut Pielitz (aggregate)
More pictures 		Rittergut Pielitz (aggregate) Pielitz 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d
(map) 		1601/1860 The whole of the former Pielitz manor with the following individual monuments: mansion (No. 1b and 1d, parcel 295/5 and 295g), enclosure wall (parcel 295/6, 295g, 295k, 295i, 295/5 and 295h), square trough and earth well (parcel 295g) (see obj. 09301177) as well as the following parts of the whole: barn (without no., Parcel 295/5), side building (without no., Parcel 295/5), stables and servant house (no.1a, parcel 295h and 295i) and Barn (No. 1c, parcel 295/2); of importance in terms of building history, local history and economic history. Barn with two large arched segment gates on the courtyard side (no number, parcel 295/5), single-storey massive side building with a dwelling, standing at right angles to the barn (no number, parcel 295/5), stables and servants' quarters, parallel to the street, in a line with a barn ( Number 1a, parcel 295h and 295i) and barn, at right angles to the stable and servants' quarters, arched openings walled up and the rear part of the building already built in by newer porch, from the rear part only the facade and flat roof are above the garage (number 1c, parcel 295/2 ). 09251454
 
Manor house (No. 1b and 1d, parcel 295/5 and 295g; individual monument for ID No. 09251454)
 Manor house (No. 1b and 1d, parcel 295/5 and 295g; individual monument for ID No. 09251454) Pielitz 1b, 1d
(map) 		Core 17th century; around 1850 Individual monument belonging to the former Pielitz manor; Ruinous mansion, with an outside staircase in front of it, of local and architectural importance, quarry stone masonry, two-storey, broad structure, granite walls of windows and lintel (with keystone), old front door, granite open staircase, winter windows partially preserved, groin vault (17th century) in the former Kitchen preserved, well room (marked 1688) no longer preserved, upstairs cupboard from the building phase of the house 09301177
 
Enclosure wall (parcel 295/6, 295g, 295k, 295i, 295/5 and 295h; individual monument for ID No. 09251454)
 Enclosure wall (parcel 295/6, 295g, 295k, 295i, 295/5 and 295h; individual monument for ID No. 09251454) Pielitz 1b, 1d
(map) 		Individual monument belonging to the former Pielitz manor; of importance in terms of local history and building history 09301177
 
Square trough and earth well (parcel 295g; individual monument for ID No. 09251454) Pielitz 1b, 1d
(map) 		Individual features of the entity former Pielitz manor; of importance in terms of local history and building history 09301177
 
Garden enclosure wall
 Garden enclosure wall Pielitz 16a (near)
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century Quarry stone dry stone wall, of importance for the townscape 09301179
 

Purschwitz

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Memorial to the fallen of the First World War
 Memorial to the fallen of the First World War Purschwitz
(map) 		1918/1919 Of local historical importance, stele on base, with wrought-iron fence, overgrown with bushes 09252179
 
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Rittergut and Gutspark Purschwitz (entity)
 Rittergut and Gutspark Purschwitz (entity) Purschwitz 3, 4, 5a, 5b, 5c, 6, 7, 8, 9
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century (No. 4); around 1800 (No. 5a-c, 6, 7); around 1800 (miller's house); marked 1804 (coat of arms); 1813 (inscription panel) Material entity Purschwitz manor with the following individual monuments: manor house [without extension] and farm building (see Obj. 09251955), manor park (garden monument) and the following elements: three farm wings with the numbers 4, 5 a / b / c, 6 and 7 and former mill no 9 with coat of arms and inscription plate (inscription "GB Lord God keep this house and all those come and go"); of importance in terms of building history and local history.

Three farm buildings:

  • Number 4: one-storey, broad-laid quarry stone building, half-hipped roof, today a residential building, very smooth after renovation
  • Number 5 ac: two-storey plastered buildings, 5a with a crooked hip roof, 5 b and c with pitched roofs, today homes, very smooth
  • Numbers 6 and 7: broad rubble stone buildings, plastered, crooked hip roofs
  • Mill, number 9: two-storey building with a half-hipped roof, the mill coat of arms "GB Lord God preserve this house and all of them go in and out" and cannon balls with an inscription plate
 09300639
 
Manor house, without extension (individual monument for ID no.09300639)
 Manor house, without extension (individual monument for ID no.09300639) Purschwitz 3
(map) 		Kern around 1850 Individual monument belonging to the Purschwitz manor; Structurally and historically important, two-storey plastered building with a round arched portal, three-wing complex with a tower as a central projection, with structural changes from the 20th century, without an extension.

Former mansion. Broad, two-storey plastered building with hipped roof, mid-19th century, modified in the 20th century. Side pavilions with a raised upper storey, the central axis emphasized by a set rectangular tower with arched portal and arched window. Central projection at the rear of the building.

09251955
 
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Farm building (individual monument for ID No. 09300639) Purschwitz 8
(map) 		Around 1800 Individual monument belonging to the Purschwitz manor; Structurally and historically of importance, broad-based, single-storey plastered building with a high hip roof 09251955
 
Memorial for the Battle of Bautzen, with enclosure
 Memorial for the Battle of Bautzen , with enclosure Purschwitz 9 (opposite)
(map) 		1913 (100 years of the Battle of Bautzen) Of local historical importance. Stone cube with a pyramidal top and inscription plate, with cannon balls and an iron cross. Enclosure: wrought iron fence. Inscription: "In memory of the difficult times of May 21, 1813. Built on May 21, 1913. Coalition and the French on May 21, 1813. In the course of the Wars of Liberation, the Battle of Bautzen ended with the victory of Napoleonic troops." 09251954
 
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Purschwitz church and churchyard (entity)
More pictures 		Purschwitz church and churchyard (entity) Purschwitz 10
(map) 		Around 1590 The whole of the church and the Purschwitz cemetery with the following individual monuments: the church, six tombs, two crypt houses (one of which is a memorial to the fallen of the First and Second World Wars) as well as the enclosure with two gates (see Obj. 09251951) and the cemetery as a whole; of importance in terms of building history and local history 09252165
 
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Church (individual monument for ID No. 09252165)
More pictures 		Church (individual monument for ID No. 09252165) Purschwitz 10
(map) 		1584 (church); 1859 (organ) Individual monument of the whole of the church and churchyard Purschwitz; in a location that defines the townscape, of importance in terms of building history and history. Hall church with surrounding galleries (closed), single-pore, cross altar in simple forms in classical style, organ by Kohl, Bautzen.

Protestant parish church Purschwitz (Dorfstrasse). Well-proportioned hall church with a massive east tower within a walled churchyard with archways, built in 1719–22 by expanding an older building, erection of the tower in 1724. Reconstruction after a fire in 1814-16. Restorations in 1840, 1892, 1970 (outside), 1988–90 (outside), 1995 (inside). Simple building with an almost square floor plan, with a simple plaster structure and a crooked hip roof. Large arched windows and various entrance porches. Strong square tower with a pyramid roof. Flat covered interior with two-storey surrounding wooden galleries, characterized by white-green coloring. Tower hall with groin vault. Elegant, white-framed pulpit altar, early 19th century, with pilasters and cornices on the sides, various gilded festoons. Octagonal, chalice-shaped baptismal font made of marble with profiles, marked 1886. Kohl organ from 1859 with classicist prospect. In the cemetery there are two tombs, an open column structure with a wall at the back and a hipped roof, 17th century, the other hall with a gable roof, end of the 19th century. On the cemetery wall, the tomb of Christoph Schlencker († 1728), above a writing plate surrounded by very plastic tendrils, two angels with moving robes hold a crown over a cross. Tomb of Johann Friedrich Petschke († 1764), two angels hold a crown above a scroll-framed writing field, below a clergyman with a cross, his right hand grasps a hand stretched out of the clouds, at his feet an anchor and heart.

09251951
 
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Six tombs (individual monument for ID no.09252165)
 Six tombs (individual monument for ID no.09252165) Purschwitz 10
(map) 		1701 (baroque wall tomb); 1st half of the 18th century (baroque wall tomb); 1764 (tomb of a pastor) Individual features of the church and churchyard Purschwitz.
  • Tomb at the back of the farm building number 8: wall grave, sandstone with chalice, Bible and wrapping cloth, inscription panel with two rosettes, partly heavily weathered in the lower area
  • Baroque wall tomb on the church wall, 1701,
  • Composition of segments from the substructure of a tomb from the 1920s with a relief of a kneeling female figure and the top of a classical tomb
  • Wall grave Anton David Moritz von Doering, died 1865, sandstone slab with inscription and coat of arms
  • Wall grave Pastor Christoph Schlencker, sandstone grave with plant ornaments and two cross-bearing angels and banner, on the ground in front of it a plate with a chalice and inscription
  • Wall grave for a pastor, inscription badly weathered, died 1764, chalice, hymn book, above two angels wearing crowns and a banner, in front of it a granite slab embedded in the floor
 09251951
 
Two crypt houses, one of which is a memorial to the fallen soldiers of the First and Second World Wars (individual monument for ID No. 09252165)
 Two crypt houses, one of which is a memorial to the fallen soldiers of the First and Second World Wars (individual monument for ID No. 09252165) Purschwitz 10
(map) 		Individual features of the church and churchyard Purschwitz.
  • Grufthaus as a memorial for the fallen of the First and Second World War: open sandstone hall with wrought iron grating, on the wall inscription panels with the names of the dead, hip roof with beaver tails
  • Grufthaus: also open granite hall with wrought iron grating, granite cross on the wall
 09251951
 
Enclosure with two gates (individual monument for ID no.09252165)
 Enclosure with two gates (individual monument for ID no.09252165) Purschwitz 10
(map) 		Individual monument of the church and churchyard Purschwitz, high plastered quarry stone wall with two entrance portals 09251951
 
Former church school and angled house
 Former church school and angled house Purschwitz 11
(map) 		1826 (school); 1st third of the 19th century (residential building) School today residential building, simple plastered building with a gable roof, angled residential building, single-storey plastered building with a crooked hip roof.
  • School: on a symmetrical, elongated, rectangular floor plan, original door frames, door from 1890
  • Residential building (community nurses' station): single-storey residential building, half-hip roof, simple plain tile roof covering
 09251952
 
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Cottage and barn
 Cottage and barn Purschwitz 12
(map) 		Around 1813 Half-timbered barn with cross struts, part of the old local structure, of architectural significance. House built around the corner, small windows. Half-timbered barn: with St. Andrew's crosses. 09251956
 
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Residential house with closed upper arbor and side building of a three-sided courtyard
 Residential house with closed upper arbor and side building of a three-sided courtyard Purschwitz 31
(map) 		Around 1820 Side building, upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance.
  • Residential building: plastered upper arbor, gable roof, simple beaver tail covering
  • Stable: half-timbered, filled with clay
 09252177
 
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Residential house (surrounding area) with closed upper arbor and stable house of a former three-sided courtyard
More pictures 		Residential house (surrounding area) with closed upper arbor and stable house of a former three-sided courtyard Purschwitz 36
(map) 		After 1813 Structurally and economically important, house on the right 2/2/2? Yokes surround, above the door upper arbor, plastered, original windows and walls, ornamentally slated on the gable side, gable roof, roof tiles. Formerly listed barn and stable building (both with open upper arbor) demolished between 2016 and 2019. 09252175
 
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Northern dwelling house with upper arbor, eastern barn, southern side building with upper arbor and western side building as well as gate entrance of a four-sided courtyard
More pictures 		Northern dwelling house with upper arbor, eastern barn, southern side building with upper arbor and western side building as well as gate entrance of a four-sided courtyard Purschwitz 39, 39a
(map) 		Marked 1817 Residential house with half-timbered upper floor and saddle roof, half-timbered barn, of architectural and economic importance.
  • Residential house: Half-timbered structure with upper arbor, gable roof, simple plain tile roofing, original windows and walls, plastered on the gable side
  • Eastern half-timbered barn: brick (later extension), St. Andrew's cross
  • western barn opposite: simple beaver tail covering, gable roof
  • Side building (servants' house): half-timbered, with gate entrance, quarry stone masonry, upper arbor almost over the entire long side, gable roof, half-timbered filled with clay, old door and window frames made of granite
 09252174
 
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Residential stable house (surrounding area) with side extension
 Residential stable house (surrounding area) with side extension Purschwitz 40
(map) 		1820/1850 Upper floor half-timbered, historically important, left 2/2/2 yokes, half-timbered on the first floor, pan covering, gable roof, later extension to the side, some original windows and walls, probably with a cellar, with barn / stable extension 09252173
 
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Residential stable house Purschwitz 47
(map) 		1st half of the 18th century Upper floor half-timbered boarded up, historically important, with a gable roof, simple plain tile roof covering, with side extension, original window sizes, first upper floor half-timbered clad, low ceiling height / storey height 09251957
 
Granite portal
 Granite portal Purschwitz 55
(map) 		Around 1820 Relic of rural architecture, original garments, with sandstone, small volutes on the sides 09252171
 
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Parsonage with rectory, side building and barn as well as enclosure wall
More pictures 		Parsonage with rectory, side building and barn as well as enclosure wall Purschwitz 84
(map) 		Early 18th century (rectory); 1718 (side building); around 1850 (parish barn) Characteristic of the streetscape and significant in terms of architectural history, two-story rectory, half-hipped roof, roof tiles, inside with cross and barrel vaults, sheltered house and stable in some cases simple beaver-tail roof covering, converted barn, very beautiful fencing wall that partially encloses the farm 09251950
 
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Rabitz

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Syringe house Auritzer Straße 11 (opposite)
(map) 		Around 1870 Equipment shed for the fire brigade, plastered construction with arched gate entrance, double-leaf, wooden gate and side ventilation cross, of local significance, plaster structure, steep gable, round-arched wooden gate, side cross-shaped air shaft 09251355
 
Fire station Auritzer Straße 20 (at the village pond)
(map) 		Marked 1932 Plastered building with a gable roof, of local history, steep gable, wooden gate, with the text "God for honor, the neighbor to defend" 09251354
 

Rachlau

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Granite stone on the bridge to the mill (at the bridge to the mill)
(map) 		Marked 1851 Of local historical importance, memorial stone with inscription: PP 1851 09251961
 
Path pillar
 Path pillar (at the junction to Soritz)
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Significant in traffic history 09251936
 
Residential stable house with upper arbor Rachlau 8
(map) 		Marked 1832 Upper floor half-timbered, largely original evidence of typical regional timber construction, historically significant, ground floor plastered, original window sizes, first upper floor partly boarded up (gray), partly closed upper arbor, with half-timbered, original windows, decorations on the planking under the windows and as a conclusion to the first Upper floor, basket arch portal with keystone and dating, gable roof with slate covering, very raised roof pike with small windows with wooden decorations, gable slated in two colors, original wooden round arched door, original four-step stone staircase 09251962
 
Residential stable house with upper arbor and granite push-through posts of the former enclosure Rachlau 9
(map) 		Marked 1832 Upper floor half-timbered, example of the typical regional wood construction, historically significant, ground floor plastered, original small winter windows, first upper floor half-timbered (gray-blue) with clay infills, very small windows, closed upper arbor, excellent roof, portal no longer available, modern entrance door, above on an elongated one narrow stone dating "PM 1832" 09251963
 
school
 school Rachlau 10a
(map) 		Marked 1828 Today residential building, plastered building with basket arch portal and crooked hip roof, of architectural and local significance, one-story, original basket arch portal with keystone (marked), crooked hip roof with pike dormers and two bat dormers, no original windows, simple beaver tail covering 09251958
 
Residential mill house (surrounding area) with mill pond, barn, enclosure and courtyard paving
More pictures 		Residential mill house (surrounding area) with mill pond, barn, enclosure and courtyard paving Rachlau 12
(map) 		Inscribed with 1825 (mill); marked 1828 (Mühlteich) Residential mill house, upper floor timber frame boarded up, basket arch portal, of importance in terms of building history, technology history and local history.
  • Large two-story residential building: ground floor plastered, original window sizes, surrounding area l 2/2 / -, original windows with wooden triangular crowns, basket arch portal with dating and mill coat of arms in the keystone, first floor boarded up, original windows, gable roof with slate covering, courtyard paving
  • Barn: two-story, quarry stone masonry, wooden gates, gable roof with slate covering, one gable slated, original wooden fence
  • In the stone at the mill pond, dating "1828 PP" and mill coat of arms
 09251960
 
House of a four-sided courtyard and remains of a retaining wall
 House of a four-sided courtyard and remains of a retaining wall Rachlau 13
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Residential house with upper arbor, upper floor half-timbered, part of the old local structure, of architectural significance.
  • Residential house: solid ground floor, plastered with original window sizes, first floor slated on the street side, upper arbor (closed), gable roof, gable slated in two colors on the back
  • Gate entrance with stable part: boarded up, with half-timbering, gable roof with slate covering
  • Barn: single-storey, plastered, with very small windows, wooden gate, high pitched roof with slate covering, insufficient monument value established on September 8, 2014, demolition permit for barn and side building issued on August 27, 2010 by the Bautzen District Office, side building demolished and replaced by a new building
 09251931
 
Memorial to the Fallen of the First World War
 Memorial to the Fallen of the First World War Rachlau 13 (bei)
(map) 		After 1918 Of local historical importance; formerly with Sorbian inscription (today hidden under the plaque for the fallen of the Second World War) 09251930
 
Gate entrance with field stone wall Rachlau 19
(map) 		19th century Relic of rural architecture, of importance for the streetscape 09253680
 
Residential stable house (surrounding area) with upper arbor, side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard Rachlau 24
(map) 		Marked 1826 Stable house upper floor half-timbered, very authentically preserved courtyard in wood construction typical of the region, of importance in terms of building history and house history.
  • Residential stable house: Surroundings on the right 2/2/2, original windows throughout the house, plastered ground floor, windows with ornamental wooden crowning, wooden triangular gable on the first floor, basket arch portal with keystone, upper arbor, half-timbered structure on the first floor, extension to the side of the house
  • Side building: using original components, converted into a residential building, original door with granite portal
  • small single-storey barn: half-timbered, large wooden gate, saddle roof without cover
 09251929
 
Residential building (formerly surrounding area) Rachlau 27
(map) 		Around 1700 Upper floor half-timbered plastered, possibly the oldest house in the village, part of the old local structure, of architectural and house-historical importance, steep gable roof, log room probably preserved, windows original size, very small 09253681
 
Inscription on barn Rachlau 30
(map) 		Marked with 1772 Significant in local history, framed writing field, marked 1772 09251932
 
Residential stable house on a hooked floor plan, side building and archway Rachlau 36
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Residential stable house upper floor timber-framed boarded up, historically significant, characterizes the Anger image with residential stable house on a hooked floor plan, crooked hip roof 09252279
 
Stable house with upper arbor and barn Rachlau 39
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century Testimony to the original timber construction, of importance in terms of building history.
  • Stable house: upper floor half-timbered, with upper arbor, partly roof overhang
  • Barn: quarry stone brick masonry, wood paneling, passage, gable roof
 09253238
 
Residential stable house with a basement outside Rachlau 41
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Upper floor timber-framed, evidence of the timber construction typical of the region, part of the old local structure, of architectural significance.
  • Stable house: Upper floor timber-framed boarded, with massive entrance porch, gable roof with palatine tiles, renovated
  • Basement behind the house: central entrance, flanked on the right and left by a small rectangular window
 09300654
 
Steindeckerbrücke Rachlau 41 (opposite)
(map) 		19th century Consisting of seven decks, granite, part of the old local structure, of historical importance 09300655
 
Czorneboh Shack; Mining hut and lookout tower Czorneboh
More pictures 		Czorneboh Shack; Mining hut and lookout tower Czorneboh Rachlau 44 (on the Czorneboh)
(map) 		1850 (hut); marked 1927 (observation tower) Significance in terms of building history and local history as well as shaping the landscape.
  • Mining lodge: one-storey quarry stone building with boarded-up, expanded jamb floor, granite walls with angled one-storey restaurant extension (this one with a wooden construction in front of it in the manner of a surrounding area) and with a beer garden
  • Lookout tower: four-story stone tower with a former crenellated top with a small balcony, framed with wrought iron bars, door and some windows with a round arch, a weathered coat of arms stone above the tower entrance door, later changes (residential wing and attached glazed viewing area)
 09251530
 

Giant

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Well room and pond with stone surround Bergstrasse (parcel 13)
(map) 		1866; probably older, 18th century Well room with entrance hood made of strong granite masonry, locked with a simple wooden slat door and wooden latch, scientific and documentary evidence of earlier rural life, rarity. Well room located in the middle of the village, flanked by oak and chestnut at the northern foot of the flour dump. Entrance 160 cm high, 115 cm wide, eleven steps deep, water is up to the upper step and then drains into a small ditch below the door. Lower foot of the room driven into standing rock. Walls built with rubble stones (part of the scoop pit carved into standing granite, the room itself lined with granite picking stones). Three iron fittings. The water flow from a spring south of the room is very strong. At a height of around 4 m, water seeps through the entire width of the well (around 2 m) through the brick wall. Source still very productive today. In the 19th and 20th centuries, the Brunnenstube was not only used as a water reservoir, but also to cool milk and butter, until the farmers and cottagers were able to bring these products to the market in Bautzen or later to the dairy. Dating in the stone probably denotes renewal. To the north-west of the room there is a small pond with a preserved stone border, which is currently heavily overgrown. Application for protection from GV Kubschütz and Bautzen District Office. 09279084
 
Residential house with upper arbor, barn standing at right angles to it, stable building and part of the shed attached at right angles Bergstrasse 4
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century (farmhouse); marked 1860 (barn); around 1850 (side building); around 1850 (shed) Residential building upper floor half-timbered plastered, barn quarry stone masonry with granite walls, massive shed, of architectural and economic importance 09301180
 
House and barn Bergstrasse 6
(map) 		Early 19th century (farmhouse); marked 1787 (barn) Residential building plastered building with half-hip roof, barn plastered building with ventilation slots, labeled "AB1787", of architectural and economic importance 09251507
 
Northern house, two barns in the corner and side buildings of a four-sided courtyard and quarry stone wall on the street Bergstrasse 8
(map) 		19th century Residential house plastered building with half-hipped roof and volute gable on the courtyard side, side building and barn Quarry stone buildings with saddle roof, of architectural and economic importance, barn (quarry stone and brick walls), attached barn (today residential house) and farm buildings (quarry stone masonry and brick walls) 09251508
 
Railway bridge Hauptstraße (opposite Rieschen at the passage through the grave)
(map) 		19th century Single curve, granite, important in terms of railway history 09301181
 

Scheckwitz

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image designation location Dating description ID
Waystone (Crossroads of roads to Kubschütz, Soritz, Waditz near the entrance to Scheckwitz No. 4)
(map) 		19th century Significant in terms of traffic history, very high pillar (granite), shaft with chamfered edges (already broken several times) on a polygonal base, protruding overhead with a square cross-section and rounded end, inscription: Kubschütz, Soritz, Waditz, with corresponding distance information and directional indicators 09301182
 
Barn and the remains of the enclosure of a former estate Scheckwitz 1
(card) 		1st half of the 19th century Quarry stone barn with a central wooden gate and gable roof, architectural and local historical value and a concise part of the historical, preserved townscape.
  • Barn: beautiful solid quarry stone building with an approximately symmetrical facade to the courtyard, central wooden two-winged gate with another small door opening, flanked on the right and left by a barn ventilation opening with a brick border, two bat dormers in the gable roof, beaver tail crown covering, still visible corner blocks, wooden gate also with Brick edging, facade was probably also plastered originally, of which only desolate remains have been preserved, encasement of rubble stone wall, named in Poenicke's album of the manors and castles of the Kingdom of Saxony in 1840 as a village with manor belonging to the Budissin court office, protected by suggestion and in agreement with the Bautzen district office
  • Manor house: solid construction (quarry stone / brick) plastered, profiled cornice running around between the storeys, on the right side of the central projection only a plastered and colored band as horizontal accentuation, central projection with triangular gable with two round arched windows and small round window in the pointed gable area, gable roof with beaver-tail crown covering Lightning rod preserved, entrance area changed around 1910, unsuitable door, artificial stone walls, on the ground floor windows these are profiled with old wooden windows on the right (profiled blow bar with capital), on the right uniaxial extension (see also roof seam), due to the degree of change as a monument on March 17, 2016
 09279086
 
Residential stable house with upper arbor Scheckwitz 2
(card) 		2nd half of the 18th century Upper floor timber-framed, oldest building in town, historically important, renovated, but basically worth preserving and protecting due to its age 09253685
 
Residential stable house in a four-sided courtyard Scheckwitz 4
(card) 		Marked 1884 Plastered building with a gable roof and slated gable, historically significant, long two-story building with plastered facade, windows on the first floor original size, on the ground floor partially enlarged in the 1930s, basket-arched granite portal, gable roof with slate covering, gable with two-colored slate, two round-arched gables narrow windows, originally with filigree wooden decorations in the round arch, marked with "PZ" on the granite door frame, marked with "1884 G. Heine" (on slate) in the gable 09251899
 
Natural stone walls of the courtyard Scheckwitz 6
(map) 		Around 1860 Significance of the townscape. Residential stable house, wide half-timbered house on the left 2/3/1, half-timbered plastered, first floor plastered, original windows with wooden crowning, wide pitched roof with slate covering, boarded gable, small barn built around a corner, new construction of a single-family house and garage planned after the farm fire, only original The property's enclosure wall is in need of preservation. 09251898
 

Soculahora

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image designation location Dating description ID
Granite door frame Am Freilut 10 (at)
(card) 		Around 1800 On a building of the former manor, without a name, of architectural significance 09301183
 
Residential stable house and residential building on the angular floor plan of a former four-sided courtyard
 Residential stable house and residential building on the angular floor plan of a former four-sided courtyard Jeßnitz 1
(map) 		Around 1820/1830 Residential stable house plastered building with crooked hipped roof, roof pike, bat dormers and roof houses with lantern, residential building plastered building with mansard roof, of architectural and economic importance. As of 2008 under the district "Jeßnitz" in the list of monuments.
  • Residential stable house: crooked hips, bat dome, drag gable, gable with tower
  • Residential building: mansard roof, rich roof landscape, central cellar with vaults, cellar walls older than residential building, foundation walls probably over 1000 years old, former property of a Bautzner councilor, no church property.
 09250213
 

Soritz

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image designation location Dating description ID
Waystone at Soritz 1b (at the intersection in the garden)
(map) 		19th century Significant in terms of traffic history, natural stone column with chamfers on the shaft and pyramidal end 09251902
 
Quarry stone wall Soritz 7
(map) 		19th century Field-side property border of property Soritz number 7, of importance for the townscape 09301186
 
Residential stable house with extension at right angles and quarry stone wall on the field side Soritz 11
(map) 		Around 1800 Upper floor half-timbered plastered, protruding upper floor gable side, testimony to the original rural timber construction, of importance in terms of building history and character of the townscape, windows slightly changed, some with winter windows 09253683
 
Residential mill house and barn of the former mill Soritz 12
(map) 		Marked in the lintel with 1802.GK Residential mill house, upper floor half-timbered plastered, two basket arch portals with keystone, massive quarry stone barn with jamb and crooked hip roof, of architectural, local and technical historical importance, barn with two basket arch openings 09253684
 
Rural house and barn Soritz 15
(map) 		Probably 17th century (barn); 2nd half of the 19th century (residential building) Quarry stone building with twin windows and oculus in the gable, barn with cross-braced framework and long stand, of architectural and socio-historical importance, barn with steep gable roof, boarded gable sides, original reversible columns, rarity 09253682
 
Eastern stable house, northern residential house (surrounding area) with attached barn, wall of the former side building that runs along the street, as well as the gate entrance and enclosure wall of a farm Soritz 24
(map) 		Around 1662 (Dendro); marked 1797 (block room); marked 1862, core older (barn); marked 1774 (gate entrance) Eastern stable house half-timbered construction, upper floor half-timbered house with clay infills, the stable house is the only, almost completely preserved long-stand building in the Bautzen district, of importance in terms of building history, house history and regional history, rare value.
  • Residential stable house (half-timbered): ground floor quarry stone, window to the right of the door with granite walls, left with wooden walls, first floor partially boarded up, partially half-timbered with St. Andrew's cross, windows changed, gable roof with simple plain tile roofing, living area later added on the back
  • Opposite the stable building (first floor demolished), quarry stone, granite door frames, also window frames, a round-arched driveway, interior well-preserved Bohemian cap
  • Another stable house: original condition, ground floor quarry stone, surrounding framework left 2 / - / 2 original, first upper floor half-timbered, original window frames, clay infills, low door frame with granite walls, gable roof with simple beaver tail covering, wooden barn attached to the side, remains of a black kitchen, large gate entrance made of quarry stone with round arch (roofed)
 09251901
 
Inn with coat of arms stone in the facade and side building Soritz 28, 28b
(map) 		Marked with 1515 Plastered buildings with saddle roofs, of architectural and local significance, portal with keystone on a large residential building (former guesthouse of Rittergut in Soritz), above it a colored coat of arms, renovated, with contrasting pilaster strips to accentuate corners and inns, two original wrought-iron lightning conductors have been preserved at the inn 09251903
 

Waditz

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image designation location Dating description ID
Waystone (Parcel 26/2)
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Significant traffic history, natural stone column, possibly. Mainly buried shaft with beveled edges, above it protruding attachment with pyramidal end 09302447
 
Road bridge with boundaries over a railway line (Exit in the direction of Canitz-Christina)
(map) 		Around 1890 Significant in terms of technology history and landscape design, railway bridge consisting of eight concrete cast parts each, paved, edge boundaries made of stone pillars with triangular metal rails 09251892
 
Residential stable house Waditz 6
(card) 		Around 1820 Upper floor half-timbered, part of the old local structure, of architectural and house-historical importance, two-storey, on the street side plastered half-timbered, original window sizes, on the courtyard side half-timbered with clay infill, crooked hip roof with double plain tile roofing 09251887
 
Stable house (surrounding area), formerly Ausgedinge Waditz 13
(map) 		Around 1790 Evidence of rural, regionally typical timber construction, of architectural and house-historical importance, surrounding framework left 2/2 / - bricked, first upper floor half-timbered with well-preserved clay infill, original very small windows with wooden crowning, in the courtyard side next to surrounding structures slightly protruding structure, saddle roof with simple plain tile roof covering , protruding roof 09251889
 
Residential stable house (surrounding area) with barn, well and courtyard paving as well as natural stone wall of the enclosure Waditz 14
(map) 		1716/1722, Dendro Noky / Matthes 2013, Fichte (residential stable house); after 1721, Dendro Noky / Matthes 2013, Fichte (stable house); marked 1766 (at the back house); 1930 (barn) Evidence of rural, regionally typical timber construction with a street image-defining meaning, of architectural significance.
  • Residential stable house: half-timbered house on the right 2/2/2, ground floor quarry stone, first floor half-timbered, partly clay infills, windows new but originally reworked, gable roof with double plain tile roof covering, original doors, granite door frame (marked 1853 "No14 K"), brick room ( but some of the original block beams are still preserved)
  • original well, courtyard originally paved
  • Barn (workshop): large stone building, partially plastered, with a crooked hip, simple plain tile roof covering
  • Enclosure of natural stone wall along the road, also acts as the slope wall of the property
 09251890
 
Stable house (reconstructed surrounding framework), Ausgedinge, side building and barn as well as two gate pillars of the former feudal estate
 Stable house (reconstructed surrounding framework), Ausgedinge, side building and barn as well as two gate pillars of the former feudal estate Waditz 17, 17a
(map) 		1660, Dendro Noky / Matthes 2002, Tanne (stable house); 1721 +/-, Dendro 2002 (Stube) Noky / Matthes, Fichte; 1722 / 1723sk, Dendro 2013 (room) Noky / Matthes, oak; 1860 (moving house); around 1860 (stable) Typical example of Upper Lusatian timber construction, of importance in terms of building history.
  • Residential stable house: Ground floor quarry stone masonry and two-bay surrounding framework (renewed) with plastered block room, upper floor half-timbered (St. Andrew's cross), original window sizes with wooden decorations, protruding gable, boarded up, gable roof with double plain tile roof covering
  • Barn: quarry stone masonry, granite door frame, wooden gates (slats), gable roof with tiles, basement with Gothic cellar
 09251891
 
Stable house of a three-sided courtyard, with stone trough Waditz 18a
(map) 		Around 1850 Upper floor half-timbered, part of the old local structure with a character that characterizes the townscape, of architectural significance, plastered half-timbering, original windows, pitched roof with simple plain tile roofing, original two-tone slated gable, according to ALK data this building has house number 18a, was originally recorded under number 18 09251888
 

Whitish

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image designation location Dating description ID
Waystone
 Waystone Weißig (parcel 52)
(map) 		19th century Significant in terms of traffic history, column (granite) with a flat pyramidal closure, inscription Rechlau, Weissig, Rieschen with corresponding distance information and directional signs 09301188
 
Two stable houses at right angles
 Two stable houses at right angles Weißig 7
(card) 		Around 1790 Building components of a former three-sided courtyard, a residential stable house with a wooden entrance porch and staircase and roof pike, the second residential stable house with half-timbering on the upper floor, one-storey, massive residential stable house with dormer windows, half-timbered residential stable house in a very desolate state of construction 09251928
 

Deletions from the list of monuments

Deletions from the list of monuments (Döhlen)

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image designation location Dating description ID
Residential stable house, barn and side building of a three-sided courtyard as well as remains of the old fence and granite posts of the courtyard entrance Döhlen 6
(map) 		Around 1820 Stable house upper floor half-timbered with St. Andrew's cross, ground floor with block room with 2 profiled corner pillars, largely original, of architectural and local significance; Removed from the list of monuments after 2014 09251966
 

Deletions from the list of monuments (Kubschütz)

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image designation location Dating description ID
Unity of cemetery with cemetery chapel Baschützer Strasse
(map) 		1st half of the 20th century (cemetery chapel) Of local historical importance; Removed from the list of monuments after 2014 09251444
 

Deletions from the list of monuments (Scheckwitz)

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image designation location Dating description ID
Cottage (surrounding area) with an annex on the courtyard side Scheckwitz 7
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century, older in the core Former village restaurant, massive stable house with a surrounding room exposed in brickwork (wooden beam ceiling still preserved), characterizing the townscape and significant in terms of building history; demolished between 2008 and 2014. Due to various construction seams, the stable house is difficult to classify in terms of its time of origin: partly solid construction made of quarry stone, granite walls, block room exposed with bricks, corner ashlar (granite), partly also artificial stone walls, plastered facade, old front door, partly old windows, gable-side with winter cladding windows, basement , Gable roof. 09279085
 

Deletions from the list of monuments (Purschwitz)

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image designation location Dating description ID
Residential stable house with upper arbor Purschwitz 51
(map) 		Around 1850 Upper floor half-timbered structure, of importance in terms of building history; demolished before 2008. Half-timbered structure plastered over on the back of the upper floor, upper arbor lightly decorated, partly with tailcoat roof, gable roof, simple beaver tail covering. 09252172
 

Deletions from the list of monuments (Rachlau)

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image designation location Dating description ID
All retaining walls made of quarry stone masonry, some as enclosures Marked with 1903 Landscaping of importance; Removed from the list of monuments after 2014 09251211
 

Deletions from the list of monuments (Soritz)

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image designation location Dating description ID
Quarry stone walls Soritz 24 (opposite)
(map) 		19th century Remaining ground floor masonry of the demolished building opposite No. 24, important for the townscape; Removed from the list of monuments after 2014 09301187
 

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).

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  • List of listed monuments of the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony, as of April 15, 2014
  • Monument map of Saxony , accessed on August 18, 2017

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d Barbara Bechter (edited by), Wiebke Fastenrath (edited by), Georg Dehio (author), Dehio Association (edited by): Dehio - Handbook of German Art Monuments / Saxony Volume 1 . Deutscher Kunstverlag, Berlin 1996, ISBN 978-3-422-03043-5 .
  2. ↑ Geoportal of the district of Bautzen. In: cardomap.idu.de. Bautzen district office, accessed on July 25, 2017 .
  3. ↑ Geoportal of the district of Bautzen. In: cardomap.idu.de. Bautzen district office, accessed on July 25, 2017 .
  4. ↑ Geoportal of the district of Bautzen. In: cardomap.idu.de. Bautzen district office, accessed on January 27, 2018 .
  5. ↑ Geoportal of the district of Bautzen. In: cardomap.idu.de. Bautzen district office, accessed on July 25, 2017 .
  6. ↑ Geoportal of the district of Bautzen. In: cardomap.idu.de. Bautzen district office, accessed on July 25, 2017 .
  7. ↑ Geoportal of the district of Bautzen. In: cardomap.idu.de. Bautzen district office, accessed on July 25, 2017 .

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