List of cultural monuments in Niederlungwitz

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Lungwitzbach in Niederlungwitz

The list of cultural monuments in Niederlungwitz contains the cultural monuments in the Glauchau district of Niederlungwitz 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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  • 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 .

Niederlungwitz

image designation location Dating description ID
Track body, mileage and signal systems (material component of the material group Muldentalbahn) (Map) 1875 Sub-entity component of the entity Muldentalbahn, section Glauchau, OT Niederlungwitz (see also entity entity 09306181).

The aggregate Muldentalbahn with all railway facilities is an important and landscape-forming standard-gauge railway that is important for the industrial development of the Mulde valley, is important in terms of economic history, railway history, landscape design and regional history.

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Monument protection area Waldhufendorf Niederlungwitz
 Monument protection area Waldhufendorf Niederlungwitz (Map) Monument protection area Waldhufendorf Niederlungwitz 09247655
 
Residential stable house (half-timbered house) of a cottager's estate At the mill 3
(map) 		inside marked 1703 One of the oldest and best-preserved half-timbered buildings in Niederlungwitz, ancient half-timbered construction (head braces), half-timbered house rare for the region.

The surrounding binding has been preserved, leafed headbands, barn extension, vaulted cellar, ground floor and a massive gable.

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Barn and side building of a former four-sided courtyard Forststraße 8
(map) 		19th century Structurally and economically of importance, half-timbered buildings.

Stable probably with migrant apartment.

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Cottage Glauchauer Strasse 10
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Architecturally and socially important, with half-timbered upper floor.

Half-timbered, massive ground floor.

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Residential building Glauchauer Strasse 12
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Architecturally important, half-timbered house. 09242160
 
Three-sided courtyard with stable house (half-timbered house), side building and barn Hauptstrasse 7
(map) 		around 1720 (stable house) Architecturally and economically important, ensemble of half-timbered buildings, residential building with a surrounding area that is rare for the region.

Half-timbered house with curly headbands, leafed, upper floor tapped struts, stand of the framework on stone.

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Cottage
 Cottage Hauptstrasse 9
(map) 		19th century Structurally and socially important. 09242162
 
Cottage
 Cottage Hauptstrasse 12
(map) 		19th century Architecturally and socially important, with half-timbered upper floor.

New, not listed windows.

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Inn with hall extension
 Inn with hall extension Hauptstrasse 15
(map) 		around 1905 Structurally and historically important, building from the Wilhelminian era.

With half-timbered gable and roof turret.

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Residential stable house and side building of a four-sided courtyard Hauptstrasse 17
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Architecturally important, half-timbered buildings.

Side building half-timbered upper floor with door.

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Residential stable house Hauptstrasse 25
(map) 		19th century Architecturally important.

Garage installation disfiguring, removable.

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Villa with enclosure Hauptstrasse 28
(map) 		around 1905 Architecturally important, in the late historic style, with half-timbered elements.

Pillars at the entrance, corners of the house decorated with heads, colored glass on the front door, half-timbering on the upper floor, boarded-up gable triangle, original fence, disfiguring extension, removable.

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Duplex house Hauptstrasse 31; 32
(card) 		around 1905 Architecturally important, plastered buildings from the Wilhelminian era with brick structures.

Front gable, exposed brick masonry, walls, pilaster strips, base brick masonry.

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Cottage Hauptstrasse 35
(map) 		18th century Architecturally and socially important, upper floor with ancient half-timbered construction (head braces).

Leafed headbands, door panels missing, gable roof.

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Residential stable house, barn and side building of a four-sided courtyard Hauptstrasse 38
(map) 		around 1850 (stable house) Rural residential and farm buildings in half-timbered construction, of importance in terms of architectural and local history.

Horse stable with Kumthalle and passage, all half hip roof, residential stable with Prussian cap, horse stable and archway demolished before 2010.

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Side building of a farm Hauptstrasse 42
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Architecturally important, half-timbered building.

Probably a migrant apartment, door on the upper floor, location to the mill important.

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Barn of a former farm Hauptstrasse 53
(map) 		1st half of the 18th century Architecturally important, half-timbered barn of great age (leafed head struts and crossed struts), rarity.

Leafed headbands on the gable, leafed headbands crossed by struts on the eaves, gable roof, endangered - because the rest of the building has already been demolished (October 1998: still standing).

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Barn and two side buildings of a four-sided courtyard Hauptstrasse 54
(map) 		1st half of the 18th century Structurally and economically of importance, half-timbered building, a side building with an ancient half-timbered construction.
  • Barn and first side building: Small buildings, tap connections,
  • Second side building: stable, formerly arcade, leafed headbands, threshold with ship throats, upper floor half-timbered partially boarded up, garage installation.
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Residential stable house, stable building and gate entrance of a farm Hauptstrasse 55
(map) 		around 1900 (stable house) Architecturally important, side building with half-timbered upper floor, massive residential building with triple windows in the gable.
  • Residential house: solid, saddle roof, ground floor porphyry walls, niche on the gable, three arched coupled windows, gate pillars with stone balls,
  • Stable building: Probably migrant apartment, massive ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, gable roof, simple design.
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Four-sided courtyard with residential stable house, barn, side building and stable building (with upper arbor) Hauptstrasse 56
(map) 		Mid 19th century (stable house) Architecturally and economically of importance, half-timbered buildings, closed four-sided courtyard in good original condition with rare building details (upper arbor).

The buildings of the courtyard were built at different times. The oldest building is probably the side building with an arcade. Based on the building findings, it must be assumed that it was built around 1700. The stable house and the barn were probably built around 1800, the second side building was built in 1907 according to the dating. The other dates are based on comparative estimates of the buildings. Documents were not available, and there were no dates on the buildings.

  • Residential stable house: On the eaves side facing the main street, two-storey, longitudinally rectangular building with a clad half-timbered upper storey and a solid ground floor. The building is completed by a high, well-proportioned half-hip roof. Grain elevator preserved on the roof on the courtyard side. A special feature are the groin vaults in the hallway that have been preserved inside.
  • Side building with portico: the most valuable and oldest building in the courtyard. Two-storey, longitudinally rectangular building with a seven-bay upper arbor with flared head braces and boarded-up parapet panels. The ground floor was massively driven under. As a result of this construction work, the arcade was also driven under, so that it no longer protrudes today. The leaf seats that have been preserved on the frame of the ground floor give a clear indication that this building originally had a half-timbered ground floor. Furthermore, the type of wood connection shows that this building was built before 1750. In Niederlungwitz three arcades have been preserved in their original condition. Side buildings with arcades have also become rare in the neighboring villages, so that the singularity of this type of construction results in a special public interest in preservation.
  • Barn: One-storey half-timbered building with wooden gates and a hipped roof, the gable is clad. It is a typical landscape barn in good original condition.
  • Side building with coach house: two-storey half-timbered building with a solid ground floor. The half-timbered structure on the upper floor with a door to retrieve the harvested crop. Remise on the ground floor. The building is completed by a gable roof. The street-side gable was designed as a massive decorative gable. A flower shop was housed on the ground floor of this building, which represents a sensible use of this side building, which is no longer used for agriculture.

No significant impairment of the building stock can be determined.

This homestead belongs to the original inventory of the Waldhufendorf Niederlungwitz. There is one farm after the other along the main road. The village structure, which was well preserved at the time the monument was registered, prompted a proposal for a monument protection area to which the aforementioned courtyard belongs. The Hauptstr. 56 is one of the best-preserved farmsteads in this place that has been renovated in a way that is appropriate to the monument.

The monumental value of the farm results from its scientific value as a fully preserved four-sided courtyard complex with largely original living and farm buildings as well as from the singularity of the arcade and the old side building. Furthermore, the landscape-shaping importance of this courtyard is to be mentioned as part of the village ensemble which has been preserved as a closed structure. (LFD / 1995)

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Four-sided courtyard with residential stable house (No. 57), side building, barn, side building (No. 57a) and Göpelbahn as well as an additional barn (No. 56b) next to the courtyard Hauptstrasse 56b; 57; 57a
(card) 		around 1850 (stable house) Architecturally and economically important, half-timbered farm that has been preserved largely closed, some buildings with ancient half-timbered construction (head braces).
  • Residential house: solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, gable roof,
  • Side building: stable / barn, probably an emigrant apartment, massive ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, leafed headbands,
  • Barn: Leafed headbands, crossed by struts, passage, gable roof,
  • Side building: With exodus apartment, Prussian caps, originally cross vaults, plaster ring for horse pegs in the courtyard.
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Residential stable house, side building, stable building and archway of a four-sided courtyard
 Residential stable house, side building, stable building and archway of a four-sided courtyard Hauptstrasse 59
(map) 		around 1830 (stable house) Structurally and economically of importance, largely closed farm, half-timbered buildings, ambitious half-timbered.
  • Residential house: solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, gable roof, door jambs missing, stable door walls, stable with Prussian cap, ground floor solid, upper floor half-timbered, gable roof, sliding window, stone archway,
  • Side building: with passage and stable, possibly an out-of-house apartment, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, door on upper floor, next to stable niche.
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Residential stable house, side building with passage and barn of a four-sided courtyard
 Residential stable house, side building with passage and barn of a four-sided courtyard Hauptstrasse 64
(map) 		around 1800 Structurally and economically of importance, largely closed farm, half-timbered buildings, ambitious half-timbered.
  • Residential house: solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, gable roof, loading hatch, stable with Prussian cap vault, water house, timber-rich framework, * side building: sliding window, massive ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, extension built at the end of the 19th century, passage way, four-sided courtyard is formed with residential house An der Mühle 4 (Flstk. 132/2, new building, no monument).
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Residential stable house, barn with passage and side building of a four-sided courtyard Hohensteiner Strasse 4
(map) 		around 1800 Structurally and economically of importance, largely closed preserved farm, half-timbered buildings that characterize the townscape, striving half-timbered.
  • Residential house: solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, beautiful gable, gable roof, reclining chair,
  • Barn: with passage, upper floor arbor, seven arched openings,
  • Side building: Probably with a migrant apartment, gable roof, door on the upper floor.

All buildings, solid ground floor, half-timbered upper floor, could not be visited, farm. endangered

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Residential stable house, stable building and side building of a former four-sided courtyard Hohensteiner Strasse 5
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Architecturally and economically important, the courtyard complex of half-timbered buildings has been preserved to a large extent, the stable house is a former half-timbered house.
  • Stable house: Formerly surrounding framework, half-hipped roof, built-in windows, gable slated, loading hatch in the roof,
  • Barn: With flared headbands, high hipped roof,
  • Side building: probably with escapist chambers, gable roof,
  • Side building with pigsty: crooked hip roof, house window fittings, gable slated, loading hatch in the roof.

Permission to demolish barn was granted, barn demolished before 2010.

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Residential stable house, side building, stable building (gatehouse), barn and archway of a four-sided courtyard Hohensteiner Strasse 8
(map) 		around 1860 (stable house) Structurally and economically of importance, closed preserved farm, half-timbered buildings that characterize the street.
  • Residential house: solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, door frames partially destroyed, hipped roof,
  • Side building: With immigrant apartment, in decay,
  • Barn: converted on the courtyard side,
  • Gatehouse: moisture damage, courtyard gate quarry stone masonry, arch made of bricks, exterior plaster ashlar,

Severely endangered! Street scene!

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Residential stable house, barn and side building of a three-sided courtyard Hohensteiner Strasse 13
(map) 		marked 1860 (stable house) Structurally and economically important, small three-sided courtyard in half-timbered construction that has been preserved.
  • Residential house: solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, dated on the beam, saddle roof, partially slated, large windows installed and extension to the rear gable,
  • Barn: half-timbered, passage, rotating wing,
  • Side building: stable / barn, possibly migrant apartment, curved struts, all gable roofs, courtyard gate.
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Residential stable house of a cottager's estate Lobsdorfer Strasse 1
(map) 		18th century Architecturally and socially important, half-timbered house.

Partly leafed and tenon wood connections, barn extension, disfiguring extension on the rear eaves side.

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Residential stable house of a cottager's estate Lobsdorfer Strasse 3
(map) 		Probably 1764 Architecturally important, high-quality half-timbered upper floor, former half-timbered house.

Formerly surrounding bindings, tapped connections, tailcoat roof, disfigured changed, removable.

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Paper mill with production and residential building, farm building (stable building) and work building (with drying rooms) with extension
More pictures 		Paper mill with production and residential building, farm building (stable building) and work building (with drying rooms) with extension Mühlenstrasse 1
(map) 		marked 1741, remodeled in 1892 (mill) Significant in terms of building history, the history of the town and the townscape, the mill building was rebuilt after a fire in the Wilhelminian style at the end of the 19th century (baroque door portal was preserved), technical monument, historical paper mill technology from the 19th and 20th centuries. Century.

Residential building with door frames, ventilation flaps in the mansard roof, furnishings, Psalm 115 as a saying over the door, owner Christian Vodel (gravestones in the cemetery), drying rooms in the half-timbered house, residential building burned down and rebuilt in 1892.

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Cottage Mühlenstrasse 5
(map) 		19th century Architecturally and socially important, with half-timbered upper floor. 09242190
 
Cottage Mühlenstrasse 10e
(map) 		around 1800 Architecturally and socially important, with half-timbered upper floor.

Very nice front door.

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Cottage Mühlenstrasse 10g
(map) 		19th century Architecturally important, with a half-timbered upper floor. 09242183
 
Cottage Mühlenstrasse 10h
(map) 		19th century Architecturally and socially important, with half-timbered upper floor.

Extension on the eaves side.

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Cottage Mühlenstrasse 11
(map) 		19th century Architecturally and socially important, with half-timbered upper floor. 09242191
 
Mill (former bread factory and cutting mill) with grinding mill building with extension (cutting mill), mill ditch, remains of the mill pond and river weir with all associated technology
More pictures 		Mill (former bread factory and cutting mill) with grinding mill building with extension (cutting mill), mill ditch, remains of the mill pond and river weir with all associated technology Mühlenstrasse 18
(map) 		marked 1739 Completely preserved mill complex with important structural and technical components from the 18th and 19th centuries of supraregional technical history as well as outstanding local history and landscape-defining importance, unique in Saxony in its special technical equipment and complexity, baroque building with half-timbered upper floor.
  • History: Research by local researcher Fritz Resch revealed that the mill was first mentioned in 1489. Presumably, a predecessor of today's mill stood in the place of today's mill from 1489 to 1739. There are no indications of a possible destruction of the previous building. In 1739 a new building was erected at the old location, which is still preserved today with only minor changes. This mill corresponded to the state of the mill construction art of the 18th century. The owner of the replacement building was the miller Johann Gottfried Rabe, who had the mill rebuilt as a panster mill with two panster works in 1739. On the door portal, the following inscription refers to the client: “The mill was built from scratch by Mstr. Johann Gottfried Raben AO 1739”. In 1771 the north gable and the pansterworks were destroyed during a heavy flood. The pansterworks were no longer installed and the north gable was designed as a brick wall instead of a half-timbered construction.
  • Mühle: As already mentioned above, a half-timbered house built by Johann Gottfried Raben in 1739, which has essentially been preserved in its original form. The ground floor is now massive in brick construction. The door portal from 1739 as well as the formation of the window reveals inside and other construction details suggest that the ground floor was built in 1729. The half-timbered structure on the upper floor with closely spaced posts and therefore narrow compartments is typical of the first half of the 18th century. The building is rounded off by a high, half-hip roof. According to the building permit from December 1913, a half-timbered extension with brick lining was added to the west side by February 1914. The large two-section old German oven built into the building from the west side in around 1865 was provided with an enclosure and roof made of solid masonry with a slate roof.
  • Cutting mill (Mühlenstr. 18): Saw frame manufactured in 1895 by the Berthold company from Neukirch / Lausitz.
  • Mühlenspeicher (Mühlenstrasse 19): New building built in 1898 to replace the previous building. Two-storey, massive plastered building with a crooked hip roof with floating gables in very good original condition. Inside, the stairwell, room structures and doors have been preserved.
  • Mill technology: In the work on mill construction by the Zwickau scientist Jacob Leubold "Theatrum Machinarum Molarium or the scene of mill construction art", the technology of the Panster mill is presented. The technique of the Niederlungwitz mill corresponded to the technique shown in this work. “The special construction method and sensibility of the Pansterwerke results from the need to be able to react to different water flow rates. The only technical possibility of those days was the manufacture of a height-adjustable water wheel mechanism. ”(Christian Metzeroth, manuscript 2009) In Metzeroth's opinion, there was“ no more functional demonstration model for the functioning of panster mechanisms with draw panels ”in Saxony. The Lungwitzbach shows considerable fluctuations in the amount of water, so that “the Pansterwerk was the ideal construction for adapting the mill to the water”. In the period between 1489 and 1739 the mill was certainly driven by one or two undershot "rod wheels". The technique for this is described in the same work as mentioned above by Jacob Leupold. From 1739 to 1771 the mill worked with panster works. The panster slits in the moat wall on the north side are still there. After 1771, thanks to the construction of the first weir, it received two overshot water wheels, which were exchanged for a Francis turbine with up to 54 hp in 1922 . From the 2 m wide wooden chute of the water wheels, which were built in 1922, around 8 m of the original structure between the sawmill and the mill was preserved in 2009 as a result of a roof that was made in 1922. Since a wooden channel in mills only has a lifespan of 20 to 30 years, this remnant piece that has been preserved in this way is unique.
  • River weir: 1897 Replacement of the wooden river weir with a new weir (Faster-Heimwehr). This weir existed until the floods in 1954. However, the weir was only slightly damaged. "The launching floor at the weir threshold, which is 23 m wide, 50 m long and 3.1 meters inclined, as well as the demarcation made of quarry stone masonry remained unchanged until 2002." Today, the oak beams of the wooden basic structure of the weir can still be seen between the quarry stones. Due to structural interventions during the August floods in 2002, the demarcation was severely destroyed and then poorly restored. The weir pond was reconstructed and completely cleaned up in 1957. Due to various circumstances, almost 70 percent of the mill pond silted up. According to the plan drawings, the weir system was built in 1897 on behalf of the mill owner Robert Ernst Medicke.
  • Mühlgraben: The Mühlgraben has a length of 935 meters and is located on parcel 243. The moat is still completely preserved today. The course of the trench and its basic form have remained largely unchanged in the more than 500 years of its use. The technical facilities of the Mühlgraben listed in the water book of 1922 are complete and in the same form.
    • Inlet structure: A monolithic trench consisting of a water divider and an inlet channel with a circumferential groove to accommodate the slide gate. In 2002, a new valve system based on the old model was installed at the original location.
    • Free floods in the Obergraben: This is an overflow pipe from the Mühlgraben into the main body of water to protect the residents. The tube of the free floodlight is still preserved.
    • Inlet channel, sole fastening, inlet threshold, free channel and height bolts (used for measurement): These parts from 1922 have been preserved.

The approximately 935 m long Mühlgraben is owned by the Obermühle. It is divided into approx. 475 m ditch above the mill (upper ditch) and approx. 460 m ditch below the mill (lower ditch). Another mill ditch of around 2.0 km in length follows directly and carries the water on to the lower or paper mill. The tee used today by the upper mill to return the water from the ditch to the Lungwitzbach is approx. 150 m on the ditch of the lower mill.

In summary, it can be stated that the situation at the weir and the Mühlgraben corresponds to the situation in 1897. Due to its over 500-year existence and its technical equipment, which is now over 100 years old, the Mühlgraben is of great importance in terms of technical history, local history and the local image.

Monument value: grinding mills with four gears, with a sawmill and historical bread factory with a comparable closed structure and state of preservation, which document the state of the art of the 18th century, are hardly or no longer to be found, at least in Saxony. This makes the Niederlungwitz Obermühle St. Peter unique. An integral part of the mill are the mill ditch, the mill pond (even if currently partly silted up) and the river weir with all associated parts of the system. The entire production process of a mill can only be identified through these parts. In many cases, these plant parts or other components of the mill were lost, so that ensembles such as the Upper Mill St. Peter in Saxony are becoming increasingly rare. (LfD / 2013)

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Residential building (with storage rooms and shop, former mill store of the neighboring mill, Mühlenstraße 18)
More pictures 		Residential building (with storage rooms and shop, former mill store of the neighboring mill, Mühlenstraße 18) Mühlenstrasse 19
(map) 		1898 Architecturally of importance, Wilhelminian style building, as a former part of the Obermühle of local historical importance.

Belonged to the mill, shop installation later, rear building with three-story storage rooms for flour and grain, stable and barn, gable, doors, original staircase, roof with wooden construction, yellow brickwork, concrete walls.

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Four-sided courtyard with residential stable, drive-through barn, side building and barn Rothmühlenweg 3
(map) 		around 1800 (stable house) Architecturally and economically important, four-sided courtyard in half-timbered construction that has been preserved.

Residential house with wash house extension, inscription on threshold, barn with knee stick.

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Residential stable of a former four-sided courtyard Rothmühlenweg 4
(map) 		around 1720 Architecturally important, ancient half-timbered construction (head braces).

Long headbands puffed out, remains of Thuringian ladder, struts tapped.

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Cottage Schillerstraße 6
(map) 		around 1800 Structurally important, high-quality framework. 09242196
 
Church with equipment
More pictures 		Church with equipment St. Petri Square
(map) 		Romanesque, later reshaped Significant in terms of building history, local history and the appearance of the town, the core of the Romanesque hall church, remodeled in baroque style.

Restored in 1875 and 1960, two painted medallions with Trinity and Last Judgment from 1732 on the plastered ceiling, single-storey gallery on three sides, south side richly ornamented box, roof turret, altar end of the 18th century, simple design, crowned with two figures.

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Residential stable house, barn and side building of a four-sided courtyard St.-Petri-Platz 4
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century (stable house) Structurally and economically of importance, half-timbered building in a location that characterizes the townscape near the church.
  • Residential building: solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, door frames missing, large window on the upper floor,
  • Side building: With a gate passage, stable, possibly out-migrant apartment, pigeon house,
  • Barn: knee stick, all gable roofs, ornate gate. Buildings at risk.
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Tenement house with enclosure Road of Peace 2
(map) 		around 1900 Architecturally important, Wilhelminian style building.

Gable, base with corner cuboids, porphyry, central risalit

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villa Road of Peace 12
(map) 		marked 1905 Architecturally important, Wilhelminian style building with half-timbered elements.

Ornamental framework, colored glass windows also in a door, lead glass, staircase with stone balls.

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Residential building Street of Peace 19
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Architecturally important, with a half-timbered upper floor.

Half-timbered, massive ground floor.

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Cottage Road of Peace 25
(map) 		Early 19th century Architecturally and socially important, with half-timbered upper floor.

Half-timbered / ground floor massive.

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Villa and remains of the enclosure Road of Peace 33
(map) 		1920s Architecturally important, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s.

Original preserved, for example wooden shutters, entrance door, plaster ashlar, fence pillars, and more.

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Residential stable house and side building of a cottager's estate Road of Peace 67
(map) 		1st half of the 18th century Structurally and socially important, half-timbered buildings.

Headbands with a hooked blade, threshold with keel-like fluted, profiled, leafed connections, small side buildings, tenoned connections.

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Cottage Teichgasse 2
(map) 		19th century Architecturally and socially important, with half-timbered upper floor.

Cottage

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Cottage Teichgasse 4
(map) 		19th century Architecturally and socially important, with half-timbered upper floor.

Half-timbered / ground floor massive, small house, endangered.

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Residential stable house of a cottager's estate To Vierseithof 4
(map) 		Early 18th century Architecturally important, with a half-timbered upper floor in an ancient construction (head struts).

Small leafed headbands, high pitched roof, extension to the gable of a semi-detached house.

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Four-sided courtyard with residential stable house, barn, former sheepfold, block storage, side building and courtyard paving
 Four-sided courtyard with residential stable house, barn, former sheepfold, block storage , side building and courtyard paving To Vierseithof 16
(map) 		1687 Dendro Architecturally, historically, ethnologically and socially-historically extremely important, closed preserved half-timbered farm, with probably the oldest block storage in Saxony (dates from the late Middle Ages), residential house with ancient half-timbered construction (Thuringian ladder half-timbered, head struts), old half-timbered barn, one of the most important historic farms in Saxony.
  • Three-storey block storage: the only one preserved in Saxony,
  • Residential building: Formerly with surrounding timber
  • Sheepfold: Presumably built in two sections - first floor 17th century, upper floor early 18th century - half-timbered with passage and block section on the first floor,
  • Side building: with remains of an upper arbor and showers.
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