List of cultural monuments in Central-South

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The list of cultural monuments in center-south contains the cultural monuments in the Zwickau district center-south that are listed in the official list of monuments of the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony .

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

Middle-South

image designation location Dating description ID
Residential house in open development, with remains of the enclosure Outer Schneeberger Strasse 16
(map) 		1845-1855 House of the former owner of the hard coal mine, Mrs. Kästner, externally simplified plastered building with remains of the historical interior, of local historical importance.

Built as the home of the economist Gottlieb Friedrich Kästner (owner of the estate and coal works from 1865), eaves, two-storey, 5 × 4 axes, simple natural stone window frames (porphyry tuff, sandstone), base made of porphyry tufa, facade design not preserved in detail, flat pitched gable roof, remains inside of the parquet, the window niche cladding and doors, originally enfilade (now walled up), half-timbered partition walls on the upper floor (no fittings preserved there), enclosure: natural stone fence pillars, wrought iron fence panels and wrought iron gate. Window renewed prototypically, refurbishment 2002.

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Apartment building in closed development Outer Schneeberger Strasse 20
(map) 		1890 Of architectural value.

Similar design to the neighboring building, only the floral decorations decorated, four-storey, six axes, front door not renewed according to the prototype, as well as the windows, yellow brick building, gable roof, eaves cornice with egg bar frieze, renovation 1998.

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Apartment building in closed development Outer Schneeberger Strasse 20a
(map) 		1891 Originally with a shop, clinker brick building typical of the time, of architectural and urban value.

Seven-axis, four-storey, yellow clinker brick building on a rectangular floor plan with a laterally arranged gate entrance with the original gate, this two-winged with glass cutouts, ornamental grating of the window inserts and skylight windows, traditional facade design with artificial stone window frames, cantilevered sills on console stones, and in some cases horizontal triangular gable roofs on the 1st floor Inclined gable roof, windows renewed, renovation 1996.

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Apartment building in closed development Outer Schneeberger Strasse 24
(map) 		1854 Remarkable historical building in very good original condition and quality renovated.

Three-storey, five-axis plastered building with a gable roof and five-axis roof bay window with triangular gable, facade structure by window sill cornices and pilasters as well as a console frieze on the eaves, side passage with a large gate that is modeled on the original in detail, two-winged, door panels with ornamental cross-top decorations with curved segmental arches , Skylights of the windows on the ground floor as well, all windows designed as arched windows, window frames with plaster ashlars, cantilevered sills on the 1st floor, window ledges on the 2nd floor, room structures, stairwell and apartment entrance doors preserved inside, renovation 2001.

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Apartment building in closed development Outer Schneeberger Strasse 26
(map) 		1860 Formerly with a shop, plastered building typical of the time in good original condition and of architectural value.

Three-storey, seven-axis plastered building with two side projections, this two-axis, house entrance set back on the right with staircase, double-leaf wooden panel door with lattice-split skylight, almost in the middle of the former shop entrance, also set back with staircase, here originally spirits, tobacco and colonial goods store KF Heinicke, on the ground floor segment arched window, Upper floors rectangular windows, all windows with profiled window walls, on the second floor plastered overlap cornices, over the risalits two-axis roof bay windows with gable roof, centrally arranged, single-axis gable roof dormer, inside remarkable staircase, renovation 2001.

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Apartment building in half-open development Outer Schneeberger Strasse 29
(map) 		1871 Architecturally elaborately designed plastered building in very good original condition of urban and architectural value.

Three-storey, six axes, two-axis central projection with two-axis roof bay, this with a small triangular gable, plaster and stucco decorations on the central projection, plaster grooves on the ground floor, shop front simplified, windows renewed, gable roof, gable triangle framed with profiles on the left side of the gable, horizontal window roofs Window frames from the time of construction, renovation in 1998 with the creation of a second shop on the right.

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Apartment building in a corner in a semi-open development Outer Schneeberger Strasse 31
(map) 		1875 With shops, plastered building with bay windows, which is important in terms of urban planning, in relatively good original condition.

Three-storey, 6 × 1 × 6 axes, polygonal corner with shop entrance, shop front on the west side, this changed, at the corner a two-story bay window on console stones continued over a rectangular floor plan with a slate-covered pyramid helmet, in this standing skylight with sandstone walls, ground floor plastering, cornice, Horizontal window roofing, consoles on the cornice on the south side, here two single-axis side elevations and in the middle a two-axis roof bay window with a triangular gable, on the west side a biaxial central bay window with the same roof bay, here also the house entrance - this changed, also changed the dormers, the roof bay windows originally preserved, shop windows and windows not prototypically renewed, renovation 1998, lack of color on the ground floor, until 1883 the cantor and music director of St. Marien, Prof. Dr. phil. Carl Emanuel Klitzsch in this house.

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Apartment building in closed development Outer Schneeberger Strasse 32
(map) 		1871 With shop, historically significant historic building in very good original condition.

Three-storey, eight axes, each of which has a twin window with segmental arch roofing or horizontal window roofing in the edge areas, on the ground floor on the left a large shop window with a centrally arranged cast-iron column, on the right next to it a house entrance with stairs and original two-winged house entrance door with decorative grating and skylight, on the right originally also a shop window, today Gate passage with lattice gate, elaborate window and door frames with capitals, stairwell designed as a rear extension and oval shaped, originally also a connection to the now demolished rear building, window frames designed like pilasters, cornice between the ground floor and first floor, facade design essentially characterized by drilled window frames and protruding sills on console stones , Twin windows with inserted pilasters with floral decoration, two-axis roof bay window, profiled cornice, renovation 1997.

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villa Outer Schneeberger Strasse 33
(map) 		1852 (left half) Historicism building in very good original condition, of architectural and architectural value (without later rear buildings).

Left part of the building: first construction phase in 1852, two-storey, 7 × 2 axes, coupled windows divided into two groups of two on the side and a group of three in the middle, hipped roof, a sandstone dome on each side of the street and gable side with a sandstone dome with a Segemnt arch and two oval windows, right part of the building: second building phase in 1876, three-storey , three axes, flat roof. In the course of the second construction phase, the facade was standardized in terms of design. Ground floor elaborate sandstone walls and plastered ashlar, 1st floor fluted pilasters at the corners and between the windows, designed parapet fields, horizontal window roofing on consoles, some with segmental arch roofing, console frieze on the eaves, 2nd floor also fluted columns, house entrance on the courtyard side, original staircase, renovation 2002 .

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Living u. Commercial building, originally the “Germania” restaurant and pastry shop with bakery and residential building, later restaurant, from 1976 “House of the Zwickau Workers' Movement”, after reconstruction since 1992 seat of the South West Saxony Chamber of Commerce / Regional Chamber of Zwickau, in a closed area in a corner Outer Schneeberger Strasse 34
(map) 		1877/1878 Architecturally high-quality plastered building in the style of the Italian Renaissance.

The building was built by Franz Wolf according to his own design. In the course of time it has had various uses, including a memorial site for the workers' movement, since on January 15, 1919, following the meeting of the Zwickau Spartakusbund, it was decided on the initiative of Fritz Heckert to found a local KPD group. Today it is used as an administration building and training center for the Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Four-story plastered building, 6 × 5 axes, with the main entrance in the middle on Äußere Schneeberger Straße, facade Saarstraße: originally the last axis was a passage, the first axis was designed as a side elevation and emphasized in terms of design, on the ground floor windows flanked by round half-columns, keystone with gaff head , in the spandrels a plastic representation of Bacchus and a nymph, above on the 2nd floor a balcony on mighty console stones, here in the upper floor's coupled windows, on the ground floor complete arched windows and plastered ashlars, above the windows keystones occupied with diamond ashlars, facade Äussere Schneeberger Straße: the Entrance flanked by pilasters with floral and figurative decorations, here the keystone with a half-relief of a man's head, above it on the 2nd floor a balcony designed as in Saarstrasse, the first floor also with plaster and diamond ashlar, second and third upper floor Almost uniform design elements only smooth plaster, flanking columns on the 2nd floor combine the windows into vertical groups of windows, all windows with balusters in the parapet field, on the 2nd floor horizontal window roofs, on the 3rd floor triangular gables and segmented arch roofings, some figural decorations, elaborate cornice with round windows and plaster and stucco decorations as garlands with fruit hangings, wide, projecting eaves cornice (approx. 1 m) with console and tooth cut frieze, upper profiled cornice part made of wood with zinc sheet cladding, flat roof. The entrance to the restaurant was probably originally located on Saarstrasse, where it was decorated with a sculptural representation of Bachus and a nymph, a keystone with a gaff head, this entrance flanked by columns. Refurbishment in 1992.

A unique building in Zwickau with an architecturally sophisticated design. The monument value results from the historical, urban and architectural significance.

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Factory owner's villa (with original interior fittings) as well as rear building, front garden and enclosure Outer Schneeberger Strasse 35
(map) 		1875-1876 Of architectural and artistic importance, as the former villa of the coal works owner Carl Gottlieb Falck of importance to the city's history.

The cultural monument is a broad, two-story villa with excellent interior fittings. It rises above a square plan. The villa has a back building, the front garden and the fence. The property was designed in 1875 by the important Zwickau master builder Franz Hermann Wolf, built under his direction and handed over to the client Carl Gottlieb Falck, the owner of the estate and coal works, in November 1876. The lavishly designed plastered facades are characterized by decorative and dividing elements typical of the period, such as B. a rustic boss ashlar in the base area, profiled cornices, window frames with profiled window walls and horizontal window roofing on the ground floor or triangular gable roofing on the upper floor and medallions made of sandstone or plastering with labels. The smooth plaster itself on the ground floor is made as a square plaster and covered with diamond blocks. The upper floor is designed with plastered mirrors and ribbons. The central projection on the street-side main facade, which extends over three axes, is of particular design importance. Here the windows on the ground floor are separated by columns. Originally, the central opening was a door as access to the terrace in front of the building, which was still in the original, except for the balustrade. On the upper floor the parapets are still covered with balusters, the window openings are flanked by fluted columns and pilasters. The three-axis roof bay above is provided with a segmental arch crown with a woman's head and palm fronds. The three rectangular windows are flanked on the outside by pilasters and separated by caryatids. The slate-covered, curved mansard roof was provided in 1948 by the owner at the time, "Administration of the Coal Industry Saxony", with roof incisions in the form of standing windows as part of the attic expansion. The winter garden in the southwest corner of the building from the time it was built is unfortunately now covered with a wooden structure. The terrace in front with a curved flight of steps, which originally led down into the garden, has been preserved in the original. On the north side there is a small entrance porch with triangular gable roofing, in which two griffins are vividly depicted, flanking a cartouche with the year “1875”. The original two-winged house entrance door with segmented arched skylight, decorated with carvings and wrought-iron grille, has been preserved. Immediately above it sits a high, arched staircase window with segmented arch roofing. The shutters that originally existed on the entire building are unfortunately only partially available. Inside, the original high-quality interior such as B. Staircase, parquet floors, stucco ceilings, doors, partly silk wall coverings, wood paneling and others. The design, the original floor plan, the interior fittings and the external appearance impressively document a first-class villa building of a lordly character, for which there are few comparable examples in Zwickau. (Zwickau City Administration - Lower Monument Protection Authority.)

Broad, two-storey plastered building on a square floor plan, base of bossed ashlar, ground floor plastered ashlar studded with diamond ashlar, upper floor smooth plaster, there medallions marked Anno 1876, central projection over three axes with a terrace in front on the ground floor, on the upper floor the window parapets with balusters flanked by window openings and pilasters, pilasters and caryatids flanking three axes in the roof bay with segment arch crowning, the window frames with profiled window walls and horizontal window roofing or on the upper floor with triangular gable roofing, all windows designed as rectangular windows, on the north side in the middle of the house entrance, the entrance porch with triangular gable roofing are shown flanking a cartouche with the year “1875”, original double-leaf house entrance door with segmented arched skylight, carvings and wrought iron grille, above de m house entrance high round-arched staircase window with segmental arch roofing, laterally on the southwest corner winter garden with a terrace in front and curved flight of stairs leading into the garden, hipped roof built in 1948, in the curved slate-covered mansard areas roof incisions with standing windows, inside extremely valuable interior, large, Grand stairwell, representative, richly stuccoed hallway on the upper floor partly still with silk wall coverings and remnants of the historical painting, richly profiled stucco ceilings partly with wood inlay painting, bathrooms with two proven high-quality paintings, former winter garden on the ground floor with proven decorative painting, original mainly double-leaf door systems, partly glazed with etched panes or lead glass, parquet floors with ornamental design elements, wall paneling, etc., long standing empty and in neglect , Rear building: on an angular floor plan, two-storey, smooth plaster, horizontal window canopies, hipped roof, from the time of construction with stables, carriage shed, room for coachman, crockery, oven / kitchen, laundry room, servant apartment, feed floor.

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Apartment building in half-open development (belonging to No. 45) Outer Schneeberger Strasse 43
(map) 		1894 Simple clinker brick building of architectural significance.

Four-storey clinker brick building, five axes, side elevation on the left, base polygonal masonry made of porphyry as in the neighboring house, house entrance set back on the right with stairs and original front door, belt cornice, pilaster structure, orange-red clinker brick over all floors, original window frames, ground floor segmented arched window, 1st floor with horizontal window canopy on the side elevation 1st floor triangular gable roofing, 2nd floor segmented arch roofing, 3rd floor horizontal window roofing, mansard roof, gable originally designed as a fire gable for the connection of another building, there was a small vestibule extension from 1901 in half-timbered construction with clinker infill with original entrance door and crooked hip roof In the construction office of the master builder Th. Keller, which was on the ground floor of the house, a subsequent balcony extension, in the backyard area was originally the site of the construction business with carpentry, joinery, etc., not today preserved, renovation in 2000.

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Apartment building in half-open development (belonging to No. 43) Outer Schneeberger Strasse 45
(map) 		1894 Clinker construction, of architectural significance.

Four-storey, orange clinker brick building with polygonal corner formation, 4 × 3 axes, passage on the left side with two-winged, original wooden gate, with large skylight, windows on the 1st and 2nd floors with horizontal window roofs, on the corner projections 1st floor segmented arched roofs, 2nd floor three-gable roofs , 3rd floor horizontal window roofing, here in the eaves area console frieze, profiled window walls, simple, time-typical design, mansard roof, simplified in the roof area, balcony extension, renovation 2000.

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villa Outer Schneeberger Strasse 49
(map) 		1859 Structurally simplified historicism villa of architectural significance.

Two-storey building with a central risalit on an approximately square floor plan, ground floor completely changed, upper floor with pilaster strips, group of three windows in the middle connected by blind arches, cube frieze on the cornice, triangular gable above the central risalit with a console frieze, the gable crowned with acroteries, no remarkable original interior. The cultural monument is a two-story villa with a mezzanine floor. It was designed in 1858 by the Zwickau master builder Ferdinand Herold and built under his direction the following year. The building owner and client was Zwickau city councilor W. Bamberger, director of the JE Devrient chemical factory. The property is on the arterial road to Schneeberg. It is known that since the middle of the 19th century trade and industry have increasingly settled on the arteries of the Saxon large and medium-sized cities and, with their new buildings, have condensed and shaped their edges. The early choice of a villa location in this area is unusual and therefore particularly remarkable. Presumably, the close proximity to the factory site was a criterion for the choice of location. The design will of the classically trained master builder can be seen in the squat, rectangular floor plan, the plinth-like mezzanine floor, the strict two-storey structure, the tent roof, the mass proportions and the facade decoration. Two central projections divide the long sides. Their gable roofs penetrate the main roof at right angles and thus determine the intersection of the main axes of the house. The courtyard-side risalit protrudes more strongly from the front and emphasizes the transition to the garden area with the former terrace open staircase. The elevation of the facade proves to be equally clear. The gable sides are triaxial like the central projectile. The three main cornices balance the vertical emphasis. The storability of the ground floor area was formerly reinforced by a plaster block. The counterpart to this is the entablature-like upper end of the building supported on corner pilasters, with the protruding crown cornice adorned with serrations.

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Residential building Outer Schneeberger Strasse 52
(map) 		1861 Formerly plastered building in good original condition, of architectural significance.

Built as a residential house for master bricklayer CF Weißfloh, three-storey, five-axis plastered building, on the ground floor with plastering blocks, arched windows and door openings, door openings on both sides with decorative grating of the glass inserts of the doors, building ornamentation typical of the time, belt and window sill cornices cranked, profiled upper storeys Window roofing, laterally also with triangular gable roofing and flanked by columns, window parapets of the laterally arranged windows on the first floor provided with cast balusters, profiled cornice, saddle roof, the gable side simplified.

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Former substation, main transformer station, today commercial property Outer Schneeberger Strasse 55a
(map) 		1913 Simple industrial building of architectural and technical historical importance.

One-and-a-half-storey building, elongated plastered building with natural stone as a corner edging of the risalites and in the base area, 9 × 3 axes, on the long side two single-axis side projections, here originally windows, today walled up, today only rectangular windows with sandstone struts in large blind arches, gable side with central risalit-like porch also originally window opening and trellis, on the left the former entrance with a staircase in front, today walled up and stairs removed, hipped roof, under the eaves a narrow band with small window openings, without technical equipment.

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Apartment building in open development Breithauptstrasse 8
(map) 		re. 1891 Elaborately designed clinker brick building in good original condition, of importance in terms of town planning and building history.

Three-storey, six axes, yellow clinker brick, base subsequently plastered with original grating of the basement windows, stone window frames, on the first floor representatively designed with horizontal roofing or triangular gable roofing, therein head depictions, between the middle windows plastered surfaces with sgraffito, ornamental depictions and initials, inscribed 1891, Otherwise, relatively plain, green-painted plaster strips as decoration, the window parapets with plaster and stucco decorations on the first floor, two-axis roof bay window, saddle roof.

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Villa with remains of the interior Breithauptstrasse 13
(map) 		1872 Originally preserved historic building with very good interior design, former residence of the Zwickau architect Albin Zumpe. 09230098
 
Residential house in open development Casparistraße 1
(map) 		1872, later reshaped Plastered construction of architectural historical importance.

The cultural monument is a three-story apartment building with a mezzanine floor in open development. It was designed in 1872 by the important master builder Franz Wolf from Zwickau as a two-storey house and built under his direction. The client was the top climber Christian Friedrich Franke. The original floor plan structures have largely been preserved. After the paper wholesaler Rudolf Erler had acquired the building, he had a second floor added and the former, one-story veranda converted into a two-story, massive extension. Reason as of Sept. 99: The cultural monument is originally a two-storey two-family residential building with a mezzanine floor, in open development. It was designed in 1872 by the important Zwickau master builder Franz Wolf and built under his direction. The builder and client was the top climber Christian Friedrich Franke. In 1922 the building received a massive extension and a second floor. A. Henning is responsible for the planning. The client for this was Rudolf Erler, a paper wholesaler. Despite the renovation, the typical appearance of the 70s of the previous century has remained clearly legible. The original room layout has also remained almost unchanged.

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Villa with high quality staircase equipment Casparistraße 2
(map) 		re. 1873 Home of the coal works owner Sarfert, simplified plastered building of historical importance.

Built for the coal plant owner Sarfert. Two-storey plastered building over a square floor plan, five axes, belt cornice designed as a window sill cornice, base polygonal masonry, simple window frames typical of the time, some with earing, profiled cornice, brackets under the two-axis simplified roof bay window, original front door on the side with ornamental grating, labeled Anno 1873 on the house entrance side the apartment doors are all renewed.

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Rental villa Casparistraße 4
(map) 		1871 Remarkable Wilhelminian style building of architectural historical importance.

Two-storey plastered building over a rectangular floor plan, elaborate historicism facade, 4 × 6 axes, base area plastered ashlar, basement window with grating, street facade: regularly arranged rectangular windows, on the ground floor in the middle a niche with a female figure (life-size), next to each one a bound window with horizontal window canopies on curved ones Bracket stones, windowsill cornices on both floors, sills on curved consoles covered with acanthus leaf, window parapets on the upper floor with plastered stucco or cast relief with Pegasus representations, in the middle between the two windows on the upper floor large plastered stucco decorations, meander frieze on the cornice, gable and eaves sides in the same design, house entrance on the side with the original front door and leaded glass window in the skylight, courtyard eaves side with presented new balconies that in no way impair the view of the house.

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Group of houses consisting of three rental houses (Casparistraße 6 and 8 with Lothar-Streit-Straße 13) in open development and in a corner, with two sculptures and an enclosure Casparistraße 6; 8
(card) 		1853, no.6 Architecturally remarkable plastered buildings in the neo-Gothic style with architectural sculptures on the gable side, in very good original condition.

Two-storey plastered buildings over a rectangular floor plan:

Casparistr. 6: 5 × 2 axes, saddle roof, single-axis, two-storey plastered building on the gable side, there house entrance, originally presumably an entrance porch, which was later extended, house entrance door from the construction period, two-winged with split skylight, door portal reminiscent of seating niche portal, on the gable side, approximately in the middle arranged life-size plastic on console, console labeled "1853" ĵ, above the plastic canopy, the sculpture presumably represents a builder in medieval costume, recognizable by the compass and angle in the sitter's hands, still behind the back gravestone (presumably Masonic symbolism), on Cornice on the eaves side serrated frieze and console frieze, dormers enlarged with a saddle roof, in the courtyard area modern extension, which reluctantly adjoins the original building.

Casparistr. 8: three-storey central building of a group of houses, flanked by two-storey buildings, plastered building with stepped gable, this is crowned by small obelisks, set-back, centrally arranged house entrance with stairs, segmented arched window openings, mostly combined to form twin windows, some with inserted columns and niches.

Lothar-Streit-Straße 13: group of houses joined at an angle, two-storey plastered building with profiled window walls typical of the time, segmented arched windows or rectangular windows, on the upper floor flap cornices, laterally arranged house entrance with glazed veranda, original front door, four-panel door, two-winged with molded-stone skylight, segmented arched wall with profiled rooflight , between the base and the ground floor window sill cornice, on the eaves zigzag frieze and plaster stucco decoration, added gable-independent building with plastic on console, on the console labeled 1858, on it life-size plastic - representation of a clergyman with a habit and rosary, above canopy-like Crowning, under the overlapping cornices of the upper floor, the three-pass ornament, the house is one of the few buildings with neo-Gothic design in Zwickau, Casparistraße 6/8: built in 1855 on the corner house at Lothar-Streit-Straße 13, which was built in 1853.

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Memorial stone in memory of the house of the KPD leadership, Zwickau subdistrict, which was destroyed in World War II Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring
(map) 		after 1945 Memorial stone of urban historical importance.

Inscription: "Here stood / the house of the / KPD / sub-district / Zwickau / destroyed by / American / air raids / on 19.03.1945, / place of activity of / Martin Hoop." Stone made of natural ashlars with an inscription board and carved writing

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Former inn, now a bank building Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring 1
(map) 		around 1800 Plastered building that characterizes the plaza and is of urban and historical value.

Two-storey, broadly mounted plastered building, 11 × 5 axes, hipped roof, house entrance in the middle, no original door preserved.

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Residential building in closed development Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring 3
(map) 		re. HR 1852. Part of a street that was built at the same time and was of importance in terms of both urban and architectural history.

Two-storey plastered building with plaster ashlar on the ground floor, smooth plaster on the upper floor, six axes, jamb floor, saddle roof, originally presumably two gate entrances arranged laterally, one with curbstones and keystone, now added with two window axes, the other with keystone marked "HR 1852.", profiled Cornice.

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Residential building in closed development Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring 5
(map) 		1852 Plastered building typical of the time, as part of a street that was built at the same time and of architectural and urban historical importance.

Two-storey, seven axes, high-quality facade, in neo-Gothic design language with a profiled cornice as a cornice, this designed as a windowsill cornice, entrance door set back with two-wing wooden door with skylight, door portal stepped at the top, as well as the window frames on the ground floor with a small medallion in the blind arch, ground floor rectangular window, Upper floor arched windows with overlap cornice, profiled cornice, saddle roof profiled window frames, simple dormers - probably not original.

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Residential building in closed development Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring 7
(map) 		re. 1852 (relief above the entrance door) Part of a street that was built at the same time, plastered building in neo-Gothic style, which is important in terms of urban history and building history.

Two-storey, five axes, central entrance with high-quality, singular neo-Gothic two-winged wooden door with skylight, step-shaped door portal in porphyry tone as well as the window walls on the ground floor, plastered ashlar on the ground floor, cornice as window sill cornice with frieze, on the ground floor rectangular window, on the upper floor segmented arched window also framed with porphyry-colored garments set columns and cornice, cornice with corbels and profiling.

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Residential house with a side wing adjoining it at right angles in Lothar-Streit-Strasse in closed development Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring 9
(map) 		1852 high-quality plastered construction as part of a row of houses that was built at the same time and is of importance in terms of urban development, architectural history and urban history

Now used as a kindergarten, two-storey buildings erected on an angular floor plan, plastered ashlar on the ground floor, smooth plaster on the upper floor, segmented arched windows, gallows windows with porphyry-colored window frames, on the upper floor horizontal window canopies, profiled cornice, the window parapets on the first floor partially decorated with floral ornamentation Winged balcony supported by pillars, including the house entrance with niches, originally made of plastic, only the pedestal still preserved, original windows and front door: two-winged with glass insert and ornamental grating as well as skylight, hipped roof, neoclassical plastered building.

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School with gyms, with a green area in front of it Lothar-Streit-Strasse 2
(map) 		1883 Historicizing school building, clinker brick facade with corner emphasis, of urban and urban historical and architectural value.

Second citizen school since 1904, reconstruction of the corner tower above the main entrance in 1996, corner building with polygonal corner formation, orange clinker brick, three-storey, polygonal masonry base, simple window frames typical of the time made of natural stone, the windows designed as rectangular windows or on the ground floor as segmented arched windows, the school entrance is at the corner, original front door with ornamental grating, double-leaf wooden door set with diamond blocks, raised skylight, inscription above the house entrance: "Humboldt School", adjoining the building is a gym: two-storey and three-axis middle section, on both sides a storey wing building with gyms with four window axes each, in the Hof adjoins the central building with a third single-storey gymnasium, all components with segmental arched windows, the same design elements as the school, four original steel windows in one of the gyms, all parts of the building, including the school, with a hipped roof.

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Villa with enclosure Lothar-Streit-Strasse 6
(map) 		1864 In the 1920s, a functional plastered building of architectural historical importance.

Two-storey, plastered building with an approximately square floor plan with a central projectile, 4 × 4 axes, facade structured by plastered stucco fields and fluted pilaster strips at the corners of the house and the central projectile, windows not renewed prototypically, side entrance with originally preserved lanterns and wrought-iron entrance roof , Front door presumably from the remodeling phase, on the back of the house a two-story extension without monument value.

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Residential house in open development, with outbuildings Lothar-Streit-Strasse 8
(map) 		1887 Former country house with tower and several extensions, well-preserved building complex from the 19th century of architectural and historical importance.

Two-storey plastered building on an irregular floor plan with traditional, plastered window walls, plastered stucco fields on the window parapets as well as plaster ashlar on the corners and on the side projections as well as plaster strips and cranked cornice, three-storey tower with ornamental framework on the jamb, original wooden house door, double-leaf frieze on the transom Hipped roof, protruding far on decorated wooden consoles. Inside: original room doors, on the upper floor an elaborately designed apartment door with leaded glass windows, three-flight staircase with terrazzo steps. Rear building: separated from the front building by a fire wall, same design elements as the front building.

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villa Lothar-Streit-Strasse 9
(map) 		1896 Typical of the time, originally preserved clinker brick building of artistic and architectural significance.

Single-storey yellow clinker brick building over an irregular floor plan with projections and recesses, side staircase porches, polygonal bay windows, side elevation with stepped gable, further stepped gable with segmented arches and crowning, circumferential cornice, corner cuboids with plastered-up bossed cuboids, arched roof boxes and original window frames from the wall Plaster and stucco decorations, original front door with glass inserts and decorative grating, second front door reconstructed according to the original, all windows worked up as cross-frame windows, hipped roof, changes in the roof area.

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Side building and car storage room and sales pavilion of the former Otto Degenhardt automobile workshop Lothar-Streit-Strasse 11
(map) 		1938 (car storage room) Traditional clinker brick building and purpose-oriented low-rise building in the traditions of the Bauhaus in excellent original condition.

Vehicle storage room: One-storey plastered building with a flat sloping roof on a regular, stepped floor plan, the central wing was formed by the car wash room, garages were connected diagonally on both sides of this room, a room for the gas station attendant was located at the front of the facility, and exhibition rooms on both sides, architecturally Sophisticated functional building that follows the traditions of the Bauhaus. Side building: Two-storey red brick building with yellow clinker strips, belt cornice designed as a cube frieze, segmented arched window, hipped roof with elevator hatch, on the back of the house large inscription in yellow clinker bricks: "Fahrräder Otto Degenhardt".

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Group of houses consisting of three rental houses (Casparistraße 6 and 8 with Lothar-Streit-Straße 13) in open development and in a corner, with two sculptures and an enclosure Lothar-Streit-Strasse 13
(map) 		1853, no.6 Architecturally remarkable plastered buildings in the neo-Gothic style with architectural sculptures on the gable side, in very good original condition.

Two-storey plastered buildings over a rectangular floor plan:

Casparistr. 6: 5 × 2 axes, saddle roof, single-axis, two-storey plastered building on the gable side, there house entrance, originally presumably an entrance porch, which was later extended, house entrance door from the construction period, two-winged with split skylight, door portal reminiscent of seating niche portal, on the gable side, approximately in the middle arranged life-size sculpture on console, console labeled "1853", above the plastic canopy, the sculpture presumably represents a builder in medieval costume, recognizable by the compass and angle in the sitter's hands, still behind the back gravestone (presumably Freemason symbolism) on the cornice On the eaves side serrated frieze and console frieze, dormers enlarged with a gable roof, in the courtyard area modern extension, which adjoins the original building cautiously.

Casparistr. 8: three-storey central building of a group of houses, flanked by two-storey buildings, plastered building with stepped gable, this is crowned by small obelisks, set-back, centrally arranged house entrance with stairs, segmented arched window openings, mostly combined to form twin windows, some with inserted columns and niches.

Lothar-Streit-Straße 13: group of houses joined at an angle, two-storey plastered building with profiled window walls typical of the time, segmented arched windows or rectangular windows, on the upper floor flap cornices, laterally arranged house entrance with glazed veranda, original front door, four-panel door, two-winged with molded-stone skylight, segmented arched wall with profiled rooflight , between the base and the ground floor window sill cornice, on the eaves zigzag frieze and plaster stucco decoration, added gable-independent building with plastic on console, on the console labeled 1858, on it life-size plastic - representation of a clergyman with a habit and rosary, above canopy-like To top it off, under the overlapping cornices of the upper floor, the three-pass ornamentation is one of the few buildings in Zwickau with neo-Gothic design. Casparistraße 6/8: built in 1855 on the corner house Lothar-Streit-Straße 13, which was built in 1853.

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Villa with enclosure and front garden Lothar-Streit-Strasse 14
(map) 		1873 Architecturally demanding plastered construction, artistically and historically important.

Two-storey plastered building with an approximately square floor plan, base plastered grooves, facade structured by pilasters or pilaster strips, windows combined into window groups, profiled window walls and partially horizontal window canopies, circumferential cranked cornice, roof bay with segment-arched closure and basket-arch window, next to this plaster stucco decoration - fruit hangings (including apples, pineapples, leaves), keystone above the window, above medallion-like depiction flanked by cornucopia and fruit pendants, enclosure: only fence pillars and consoles have been preserved, while the fence panels have been renewed.

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Remnants of an avenue Lothar-Streit-Strasse 16
(map) 		Originally lining the Töpfergasse and partially documenting the course of the former Frühbusser Steige of urban history / settlement history and traffic history.

The remainder of the alley along the so-called Green Courtyard can be seen as an indicator of the old trade route that led from Zwickau to Bohemia. Later the Töpfergasse ran here, which soon had to give way to a street grid. Then the path lost its importance and only led as a subordinate path to Planitz, etc. Only in the area of ​​parcel 704/5 are left remains. The avenue consists of Italian columnar poplars.

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Former rental villa with outstanding interior design as well as rear building, fence, garden and courtyard paving Lothar-Streit-Strasse 19
(map) 		1890 (rental villa) Today district church office, architecturally sophisticated neo-renaissance building with outstanding interior fittings, of architectural significance.

From 1995, uncovering and restoration of the staircase by restorer Georgie, wall surfaces, staircase cheeks, ceiling paintings - everything worked up according to the original, including marbled wall surfaces with floral ornaments, friezes and "running dog", on the ceiling city vedutas - probably Italian landscapes as well as ornamental and figural decorations, fruit garlands and flower garlands as well as female angels, mask representations and purely ornamental representations, on the staircase platform tiles with floral decorations (multicolored), staircase windows with slug panes, the undersides of the stairs are also painted, furthermore dragons, on the ground floor parapet made of stucco lustro with balusters, too Colored tiles with ornamental decorations on the ground floor, the original doors from the time of construction preserved throughout the house, the ceiling on the ground floor designed as a Bohemian cap vault on belt arches, front building (outside): About rectangular A two-storey clinker brick building with two side projections to the street, with natural stone decorations, corner blocks and window frames, partly with horizontal window roofing or segmental arches with floral decorations in the arched area, the original windows have been refurbished, orange-red bricks, to the street, four axes, two-storey, two side projections These with roof bay windows, two-axis, the windows with sandstone surrounds, partly flanked by sandstone pilasters with horizontal window canopies, mansard roof, centrally arranged two-axis dormer window - also with sandstone facing, on the side of the ground floor small polygonal bay window with sandstone cladding, above a balcony with openwork sandstone parapet with a large, representative balcony door , three dormers on the side with hipped roof, slightly disfiguring extension, two-storey, from the 1920s, rear building: two-storey functional building in clinkerba built on an angular floor plan Often in traditional design, decorated with multi-colored clinker bricks or dark red glazed bricks, runners, the windows designed as segmented arched windows, as well as the door and garage openings with original doors, cantilevered ceiling beam heads and mansard roof, window openings bordered with red tiles, fence: fence from the time of construction with granite pillars and bases as well as wrought iron fence panels, garden: today overgrown garden paths with granite edges and a formerly water-bound ceiling, magnolia (Magnolia spec.) in the rear garden area.

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Former polyclinic with green area, today medical center, social welfare center, nursing ward, day care ward and other medical facilities Lothar-Streit-Strasse 22
(map) 		1951-1953 Plastered building erected over an L-shaped floor plan, a typical example of 1950s architecture of architectural, social and urban historical importance.

Originally on an L-shaped floor plan, today a plastered building built on a Z-shaped floor plan, broad-based building, two-storey, with simple, narrow window frames of the rectangular windows made of natural stone, maggot plaster, various representative entrances with open stairs, simple facade in the typical design of the 50s, natural stone base , narrow rectangular windows evenly arranged, slightly protruding central projection on the street side with large, narrow staircase windows, above this central projection a dormer with a tapering Welscher hood, profiled cornice, curved hipped roof.

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Administration building as well as ancillary buildings (garages), surrounding green area and two free-standing candelabra at the entrance, originally the administration building of the Zwickau mining company, today the trade supervisory office Lothar-Streit-Strasse 24
(map) 		1921 Representative, architecturally sophisticated plastered building of architectural and urban historical importance.

Two-storey, broad plastered building, window axes combined vertically by plastered borders, window parapets with plastered stucco fields, rough plaster based on the original, representative entrance in the center with an inscription above the door: "Haus der / Sächsischen / Steinkohle". Furthermore medallion with hammer and mallet. Front door from the time it was built - double-leaf wooden door with glass inserts with diagonally crossing bars, simple portal made of shell limestone slabs, concave column shafts set in niches, reminiscent of flower bowls, six of these shafts placed one above the other, each of which is decorated with simple ornaments or at the base Tree-like decorations, on these plinths presumably there were originally sculptures, representative stairs, granite, on the stair stringers iron candelabra also from the time of construction, high plinth with original, curly grating, inside: vestibule, staircase - simple banister, which is twisted in a spiral at the ends , Representative staircase with original tiled flooring, two-flight staircase, lead glass windows from the time of construction with abstract, floral ornaments, iron stair railing with wooden handrail, this provided with a beer glaze, terrazzo steps, the lead glass window ter have been refurbished with original locking mechanisms and protective glazing inside. In the courtyard area: garages over an angular floor plan with a passage, garage doors not original, slate-covered hip roofs with triangular, softly covered dormers.

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Apartment building in half-open development Lothar-Streit-Strasse 25
(map) 		1875 Architecturally sophisticated historic building in very good original condition.

Assembled with the neighboring house, three-storey, plastered construction, five axes on the street, side elevation, cranked cornice, cornice profiled with consoles, pilaster structures and pilaster structures, plastered stucco decorations, on the ground floor partially plastered grooves and plastered ashlars at the corners, house entrance on the side, subsequent balcony extensions, Original front door - single-leaf with a fixed side part, split skylight, glass inserts renewed, courtyard facade plain, hipped mansard roof with modified dormers.

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development Lothar-Streit-Strasse 27
(map) 		1913 Traditional plastered construction of urban significance.

The plastered building dominating the street scene, three-storey, over an angular floor plan with polygonal corner formation, on the first floor bay windows over semicircular floor plan, continued polygonally on the second floor, in the attic with a bell roof, also above the house entrance polygonal bay windows over two floors, original front door with a very high split Skylight, double-leaf wooden coffered door, plaster grooves on the ground floor, circumferential belt cornice, simple plaster and stucco decoration, roof bay window largely preserved in its original form, one roof bay in the gable triangle with oval window, the second roof bay with blind gable, plastered stucco decorations in the arched area.

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Apartment house in a corner position in a semi-open development, with a front garden enclosure Lothar-Streit-Strasse 29
(map) 		1869 Quality plastered historicism building of urban and architectural value.

Three-storey plastered building built over an angular floor plan with side projections and corner projections, polygonal corner, today with restaurant, above the restaurant balconies, 7 × 7 × 1 axis, windows framed by original window frames with horizontal roofing or triangular gable roofing, simple plaster and stucco decorations, cranked cornices between each floor, window parapets between the first and second floors with plaster decorations, cornice on the corner projectile with frieze "running dog", house entrance set back with stairs, double-winged front door with ornamental grating and skylight, representative entrance hall restored by Scholz & Völk 1997, square Staircase hall with pillars and belt arches, egg bar frieze, spiral staircase - single-track with iron railings, apartment doors not preserved, same design on the upper floors, stucco ceilings on both the ground floor and the first floor, enclosure: simple narrow every iron fence.

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villa Lothar-Streit-Strasse 31
(map) 		1913 Originally preserved small suburban villa of architectural importance in very good original condition.

One-storey plastered building over an approximately square floor plan, window bay and bay window over a polygonal floor plan, adjoining this balcony, original windows with grooved skylights, windows: multi-leaf box windows with grooved skylights, painted green, originally there were shutters on the house, mansard hipped roof with double plain tile roofing , a roof bay with plastered stucco decorations and cornucopia, inside: Staircase lead glass window with flower ornamentation, skylight of the entrance door also with lead glass window, terrazzo floors in the stairwell, two-flight granite staircase with a wooden railing, typical apartment doors partially preserved.

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Villa with enclosure and front garden Lothar-Streit-Strasse 35
(map) 		1871 Well-preserved historicism building of architectural and urban significance.

Two-storey plastered building, three-storey corner with a tower-like corner formation - this on a rectangular floor plan, plastering ashlar at the corners, circumferential window sill cornices on both floors, profiled window frames from the time of construction, profiled cornice, later addition without monument value, inside: in the staircase with colored tiles and representative stairs Iron railing, depiction of lilies and circles, parts of the stucco ceiling still preserved, otherwise changes in the ground floor area due to the installation of a pharmacy, stair railing originally cast iron - only parts survived today, on the first floor an original, presumably Meissner stove and elaborately decorated stucco ceiling with paintings, parquet floor, Elaborate console stones in the stairwell and in the apartments, fencing: wrought iron fence from the time it was built, gate changed.

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Villa, with front garden and enclosure Lothar-Streit-Strasse 37
(map) 		re. 1879 Architecturally sophisticated historic building with wooden veranda in very good original condition.

Two-storey plastered building with a rectangular floor plan, side elevation, elaborate natural stone window frames profiled with horizontal window roofing, on the side elevation also triangular gable roofing and segment arch roofing, on the courtyard side on the first floor a wooden winter garden, completely original with the windows preserved on the side plastered stucco medallions in 1879, labeled F. Falck 1879 the villa belonged to the coal works owner F. Falck, inside there are still remnants of the interior, e.g. B. wooden, two-flight, partly spiral staircase and original apartment doors, enclosure: wrought iron fence from the time it was built.

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Residential house with wooden veranda in open development Lothar-Streit-Strasse 39
(map) 		1871 Neo-Gothic plastered building of great architectural significance, in very good original condition.

Two-storey, four axes, two-axis central projection with four-axis roof bay window (two twin windows with triangular gable roofing), gable triangle of the roof bay window with three-pass window, overlap cornices on the first floor, slim Corinthian column between the windows of the central projection, similar decoration also on the gable side in the triangular window above the triangular window openings - Blind arches and three-pass window openings, on the back of the house elaborately crafted wooden bay windows with lead glazing, half-timbered construction with sawn decorations, saddle roof.

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villa Lothar-Streit-Strasse 41
(map) 		1877 Originally preserved historicism building of architectural and urban significance.

Two-storey, on an approximately rectangular floor plan, with plaster strips, plaster grooves, original drilled window walls with horizontal window canopies partly on console stones, windows based on the original, house entrance on the side, also the gable side in the same design, hipped roof.

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Residential building in half-open development, part of a double residential building (see also No. 45) Lothar-Streit-Strasse 43
(map) 		1873 Well-preserved historicism building of architectural and urban significance.

Two-storey, assembled with the neighboring house in the same design, five axes, side elevation, segmented arched windows on the ground floor, upper floor rectangular windows with elaborate window walls from the time of construction, cantilevered sill on the side elevation on curved console stones, horizontal window canopy, surrounding frieze, between the windows of the upper floor "walking dog" , Corner three-storey, gable roof, in the stairwell remains of the original equipment, including in the stairwell ribbed vault with keystone, one keystone denotes Glück Auf, the other keystone with a representation of hammer and mallet (mining symbols that suggest that this building also includes a Mine owner lived), original front door.

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Residential house in semi-open development in a corner, part of a double dwelling (see also No. 43) Lothar-Streit-Strasse 45
(map) 		1873 Traditional historicism building of urban and architectural value.

Same design as the neighboring house, but the renovation is not as high-quality as that of the neighboring house, as a corner house, this building has great urban development value, corner polygonal, on the back of the house a wooden veranda with elaborate, sawn parapets and empty chevrons, original front door, in Inside spiral staircase with cast iron column, otherwise modernized, no original apartment doors.

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Apartment building in closed development Saarstrasse 6a
(map) 		1903 Elaborate Art Nouveau building of architectural significance in very good original condition.

Ground floor plastering with rough plaster, laterally arranged front door with rococo sounds, with a curved fighter and paneling, set with lion heads with high skylight, plaster and stucco decorations and roofs above the entrance, both upper floors with comb plaster and smooth plaster as well as elaborate plaster and stucco decorations, wreaths of ears , Coat of arms, depiction of a cloverleaf and a writhing snake, perhaps as a symbol of infinity, cube frieze, lateral pilaster strips, roof bay window with segmental arch, mansard roof, upper floor wavy ridge plaster, inside in the vestibule plaster and stucco decorations various fields, female heads - Roman women depicting, Art Nouveau decorations, intermediate door as a swing door, this also Art Nouveau, terrazzo floors, two-flight staircase with iron railing and wooden handrail, in the stairwell lead glass windows also Art Nouveau with floral decorations, original apartment and room doors - at least partially preserved, Window based on the original with lattice-split skylights.

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Club building of the riding club with attached riding arena Saarstrasse 9
(map) 		1886 Originally preserved equestrian facilities of urban historical importance.

Building complex consisting of a transverse social building and an attached riding hall, in the social building there are still stables, tack room, social rooms, sanitary facilities and a club room, connected to the riding hall, which was subsequently converted, the interior is probably from the 1950s, front building: Two-storey, longitudinally rectangular building with a two-axis central projectile, all windows designed as arched windows with clinker edging, sill cornice - on the upper floor made of clinker binder layers, on the central projecting round window opening with a horse's head, gable roofs, riding hall: also arched windows, structurally changed, in particular the roof construction was completely renewed, the building was probably 1886 Founded for the Zwickau riding club, originally a board above the entrance, today only in a picture frame with the following description: “Zwickau, September 29th. 1886 zz It was just in plum season a basket costs 1 Mark / we worked on this door / Wall foreman Herman Franz Z./ Mason Karl Paulig / Wall Journeyman Edmund Kügner / We drank a brandy at this door / the foreman and we two journeymen for 6 Pfenge all three. "

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Duroplast production line of the Sachsenring plant and two automobiles: Buggy-Trabant 601 and Trabant 500 Universal Uhdestrasse
(map) 		after 1960 (thermoset production line) The thermoset machine is the last remaining production machine of its kind, there are still three examples of the Trabant 500 Universal, so the machine and the vehicles are of great importance in terms of technology history.

Duroplast machine (production line) for the production of fenders, bonnet and roof of the Trabant: the system consists of a carding machine on which fleece was produced from cotton fibers. Synthetic resin was then applied to the fleece, after which numerous layers of this fleece were placed on top of one another and pressed.

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Residential house, detached Uhdestrasse 13
(map) 		1853 House built for the architect Heinrich Trautzsch, originally preserved historicism building of architectural and historical value.

Rectangular floor plan, central projection with triplet windows, on the first floor between the windows columns with cube capitals, built in neo-Romanesque style, all floors with arched window openings, zigzag frieze on the cornice and frieze on the cornice, central projection with hipped roof and bonded window group on the dormer, frontispiece designed as a four-person window Saddle roof, crowning with diamond ashlar or a kind of zigzag frieze above the windows, profiled walls, side entrance to the house, the staircase changed, now empty.

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Aggregate of the former mine site with retaining wall (shaft saddles) of the underground construction shaft of the Erzgebirgischer Steinkohlen-Aktienverein (aggregate without individual monuments) Uhdestraße 22
(map) 		1885 (wall) Last open shaft of the Zwickau area of ​​local historical value.

January 15, 1875: Beginning of sinking underground shaft I and 1877 underground shaft II, final depth at 640 m, at a depth of 522 m the two shafts were cross-cut, interim closure, renamed Friedrich-Nickolay shaft after 1945, June 20, 1980 last Cable trip, 2nd half of 1980 backfilling, (shaft depth 610 m), last open Zwickau shaft with cable trip from 650 years of Zwickau mining history, buildings not preserved, only shaft elevation with retaining wall preserved

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