List of cultural monuments in the northern suburb (Zwickau)

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The list of cultural monuments in the northern suburbs (Zwickau) contains the official list of monuments of the State Office for Monument Preservation Saxony designated cultural monuments in Zwickau district Nordvorstadt .

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North suburb

image designation location Dating description ID
Apartment building in closed development Arndtstrasse 8
(map) 		1900 Very simple clinker brick building of personal and urban value.

Four-storey, five axes, red clinker brick, simple ornaments, original front door, windows based on the original, as part of a closed street with clinker brick buildings of urban value (if possible later to be painted), from 1922 property and retirement home of the Zwickau architect and building expert Paul Dreßler, renovation 1999.

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Apartment building in closed development Arndtstrasse 10
(map) 		1900 Architecturally demanding clinker brick building in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.

Four-storey, five axes, yellow clinker brick, profiled windows typical of the time, modeled on the original, window frames as well as horizontal window roofing, segment arch and triangular gable roofing, in the arched fields putti, under the window roofing probably artificial stone decoration, original front door, renovation 1999.

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Apartment building in closed development Arndtstrasse 12
(map) 		1900 Architecturally demanding clinker brick building of importance in terms of urban planning and building history.

Red clinker brick, four-storey, on the ground floor partly also plaster (in this area originally a shop), plastered ribbons as decoration, cranked cornice, on the left side projection two-axis, a total of five axes, on the ground floor and on the third floor arched window openings, otherwise rectangular windows, partly from Shaped clinker bricks, over the windows in the masonry arches presumably artificial stone decorations, laterally arranged passage gate, with artificial stone surround, very nice original two-winged house gate with grooved and curved skylight with stained glass, the facade still decorated with green glazed bricks, three layers of runners made of green glazed bricks Original dormer windows with a tapered helmet, reconditioned stucco ceiling in the passage, four herms as supports for the entablature and Ortterrazzo floor, in the stairwell also Ortterrazzo with inlaid motifs, unusual stair railing, original apartment egg Entrance doors and lead glass windows, in some of the apartments high-quality stucco ceilings with putti etc. and original room doors, renovation 1999.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a double dwelling (see also No. 16) Arndtstrasse 14
(map) 		1891 Architecturally demanding clinker brick building in very good original condition of great architectural and urban value.

Broad clinker building, three-storey, six axes, two-axis central projection, orange-red or light red clinker decorated with dark red clinker runner layers, otherwise artificial stone window frames and artificial stone decoration, including gaff heads and floral decorations, horizontal window canopies on the 2nd floor and triangular gable on the 1st floor Original gate passage arranged laterally, two-winged with split skylight, roof bay window in the risalit area: modification of the window, presumably originally a bound window, today a wide window, blind arch above the window with shell-like ornament, small obelisks on the corners, crown marked 1891, original Dormers and pointed helmets have unfortunately not been preserved. Refurbishment 1996.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a double dwelling (see also No. 14) Arndtstrasse 16
(map) 		1891 Architecturally demanding clinker brick building in very good original condition of great architectural and urban value.

The same design as the neighboring house, the original apartment doors and the courtyard door retained inside, terrazzo floors on the stair landings.

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Red thorn avenues in Lassallestraße and August-Bebel-Straße as well as green space at the confluence of August-Bebel-Straße with Lassallestraße August-Bebel-Strasse
(map) 		around 1910 Remarkable urban green space and street design.

Red thorn avenues in Lassallestrasse between Crimmitschauer Strasse and Walther-Rathenau-Strasse and in August-Bebel-Strasse between Lassallestrasse and Friedrich-Engels-Strasse as well as a small green area, now a meadow with trees, at the confluence of August-Bebel-Strasse with Lassallestrasse across from the former Royal Saxon Teachers' College (now grammar school).

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Apartment house in open development and in a corner, with fencing August-Bebel-Strasse 2
(map) 		1909 Typical of the time, architecturally demanding plastered building in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.

The development of the residential area consists of individually standing or partly also from the street accompanying multi-family houses mostly from the same construction period with Art Nouveau elements and restrained facade designs, house number 2 is an urban corner house, the fencing is original from the time of construction - simple iron fence with stylized Flower decorations, residential house: irregular floor plan with polygonal corner formation with protrusions and recesses, loggias, with balconies in front, these with wrought-iron railings, bay-like protrusions, ornamental framework, lead glass windows, different window shapes, windows renewed - almost identical to the original, mansard hip and crooked hip roofs.

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Apartment house in open development with fencing August-Bebel-Strasse 6
(map) 		1906 Temporary residence of August Horch (1868–1951, important mechanical engineer and automobile manufacturer). Simple plastered building with interior fittings typical of the time, of architectural and personal historical value.

Three-storey, very simple plastered building without design features with a small polygonal bay window on the 1st floor, with original leaded glass windows, inside simple interior fittings typical of the time, original fencing identical to that of the neighboring house with stylized flower decorations.

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Apartment building in closed development August-Bebel-Strasse 7
(map) 		1896 Typical clinker brick building with a distinctive sandstone structure, at times the residence of Gustav Hacault, of architectural value and personal history.

From 1922 to 1943 the apartment of the Zwickau architect Gustav Hacault on the 1st floor, wall surfaces faced with orange-red clinker bricks, sandstone structure: strict horizontal and vertical structure, central projection: two-axis with front gable, round window in the gable triangle, based on drafts by the Zwickau master builder Franz Wolf, were created in a characteristic style , Front door and windows not original, the windows in the central projection accentuated by horizontal window roofs, house in the roof area simplified and changed.

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development, home of Franz Wolf August-Bebel-Strasse 9
(map) 		1900 Typical clinker brick building in good original condition of architectural and personal historical importance.

Two-storey orange-yellow brick building with timber-framed sandstone structure, created according to plans by the Zwickau master builder Franz Wolf, Wolf himself lived in the building with his wife until his death on December 12th, 1906, very good original condition, windows on the upper floor and front door: preserved, double-leaf front door, Diamond ashlar in the lower coffers, glass inserts with ornamental grating, high skylight, entrance roofing with wrought iron support structure and glass roof, balconies and bay windows at the corner of the house, there also decorated historicist wrought iron balcony railings, polygonal corner design, the corner raised, reduced in the roof area, rich with stucco and marble Equipped stairwell as well as interior furnishings from the time of construction, inside ceiling and wall paintings, stucco ceilings, wall paneling, parquet, interior doors with wrought iron fittings.

Monument value: architectural and personal historical value.

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Apartment house in a corner position in open development, with fencing August-Bebel-Strasse 9a
(map) 		1911 Simple plastered construction typical of the time and of architectural and urban value.

Three-storey, simple plastered building with few plaster and stucco decorations, the facade is structured by loggias, which are built in the form of a bay window, a polygonal corner bay window and a stepped cornice, irregular roof design with beaver tail covering, gable area with ornamental framework.

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Apartment house in a corner position in open development, with fencing August-Bebel-Strasse 10
(map) 		1911 Typical plastered building in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.

Three-storey plastered building with economical plastered structure, polygonal or round corner formation, the facade structured by pilasters and plastered stucco fields, high mansard hipped roof, partly disfigured by skylights, simple fencing: brick fence pillars with wooden fence fields, subsequent balcony extension on the northern gable side.

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Apartment house in open development with fencing August-Bebel-Strasse 11
(map) 		1910 Typical plastered building of architectural value with remarkable interior fittings in the apartment on the 1st floor.

Three-storey plastered building on an approximately square floor plan with simple plaster grooves on the ground floor, single-axis bay window from the 1st floor, windows with lattice-split skylights based on the original, original iron fence from the time it was built.

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Apartment house in open development, with enclosure August-Bebel-Strasse 12
(map) 		1912 Typical plastered construction of architectural, personal and urban value.

Three-storey plastered building with a two-axis bay window from the 1st floor, roof bay centered with a protruding crooked mansard roof, structure of a few plastered stucco decorations, windows modeled on the original with spruced skylights, different window shapes, lead glass windows on the ground floor, simple fence with bricked fence posts and wooden fence panels of the builder Oskar Lieske.

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Residential house (with restaurant) in half-open development, part of a residential complex, with front garden August-Bebel-Strasse 14
(map) 		1925 Architecturally remarkable plastered building with clinker brick structure in excellent original condition (belonging to numbers 16 and 18 as well as Lassallestr. 8–18 and Walther-Rathenau-Str. 25).

Three-story, ground floor with clinker cladding and pointed arched window and door openings, upper floor maggot plaster, there rectangular windows with plastering flaps, central projection continued in the roof area, dormers slightly changed, original design with sheet metal and lattice-divided three-part windows, today disfigured by false windows, slate roofing, over the former restaurant entrance Full life-size sculpture on console stone: Roland with shield, applied lettering “Gaststätte zum Roland” on the south gable and “Zum Roland” on the central projection , here also sgraffito between the 2nd floor and the attic, massive balconies from the building period on the back.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a residential complex, with front garden and fencing August-Bebel-Strasse 16
(map) 		1926 Number 14 and 18 as well as Lassallestr. 8–18 and Walther-Rathenau-Str. 25, a remarkable building in terms of town planning and architectural history in very good original condition.

Same design as the neighboring house, clinker brick on the ground floor, maggot plaster tinted green on the two upper floors, original dormer windows, entrance area highlighted by cantilevered, pointed pillars with clinker facing.

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Apartment building in a corner location in open development with front garden and enclosure August-Bebel-Strasse 17
(map) 		1912 Architecturally demanding plastered building in very good original condition of urban and architectural value.

Three-storey, facade enlivened by projections and recesses, balconies and bay windows of different design, the corners are polygonal, plastered fields with plastered stucco decorations and pilasters, protruding mansard roof, plastered stucco decorations in the gable area, including signs of the zodiac; Inside: good equipment from the time of construction, enclosure: brick fence pillars with roofs and wooden fence, later balcony extension on the side.

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development, part of a residential complex with a green area in front (belonging to No. 14 and 16 as well as Lassallestraße 8-18 and Walther-Rathenau-Straße 25) August-Bebel-Strasse 18
(map) 		1926 Architecturally and urbanistically demanding plastered building in very good original condition.

Three-storey corner building with a polygonal corner bay, in the lower area of ​​the bay on both sides life-size full sculptures on oversized consoles clad with clinker brick: two kneeling women, still stylized clinker brick decorations, clinker cladding on the ground floor and clinker brick wall services on which other sculptures rest - including a kneeling figure with a book , Balconies over the entrance area, of which only the original, two-winged original front door with ornamental grating on the 1st floor.

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Apartment building in open development with front yard and enclosure August-Bebel-Strasse 19
(map) 		1911 Typical plastered building in good original condition of urban and architectural value.

Three-storey, simple plastered building, presumably slightly simplified with a bay window in the middle on a rectangular floor plan, continued in a semicircle and finally through a balcony in the roof area, simple and restrained plaster and stucco decoration of the facade, windows almost replicating the original, lead glass windows from the time of construction on the bay window, fence : brick fence pillars with roofing and wooden fence panels.

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Apartment building in open development with front yard and enclosure August-Bebel-Strasse 21
(map) 		1913 Architecturally sophisticated plastered building with striking plaster and stucco decoration and original fencing in very good original condition.

Three-storey, four-axis building with a distinctive bay window over two axes in the middle of the building, different window formats with basket arches or trapezoidal closure with lattice-split skylights, approximating the original, windows flanked by plaster and stucco decorations - stylized floral decorations (acorns or fruit buds, etc.) . Ä.) as well as Putti holding coats of arms and fruit baskets, a roofed balcony above the bay window, facade still decorated with colored inlay tiles arranged in rows above and below the windows, enclosure: brick pillars with wooden fence, inside refurbished apartment entrance doors.

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Apartment house in open development in a corner, with enclosure and front garden August-Bebel-Strasse 23
(map) 		1925 Typical plastered building in very good original condition, of urban and architectural value.

Three-storey plastered building with clinker cladding on the ground floor over a semicircular floor plan, side elevations, originally two-sashed, raised windows with split skylights, balconies with curved, wrought-iron balcony parapets, shutters with lamellas, arched or rectangular windows, original dormers: with slate roofing The original brick fence pillars (clinker brick) and wooden fence panels have been preserved.

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Apartment house in a corner location in a semi-open development with a restaurant Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 1
(map) 		1908 Elaborately decorated plastered building with decorative framework of particular architectural, urban and historical significance.

Striking corner house that characterizes the street scene, three-storey with a semicircular bay window at the corner, various bay windows and loggias with ornamental trusses (also in the roof area), roof extensions also with ornamental trusses, economical, purely ornamental facade decoration partly with plastering or ashlar, on the ground floor semicircular bay windows in the restaurant area, There, leaded glass windows, in the skylights of the shop windows leaded glass windows: depictions of a violin player and a waitress.

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Villa with enclosure and front garden Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 5
(map) 		1905 Architecturally sophisticated, richly structured neo-renaissance building of architectural and architectural value.

Two-storey over an approximately rectangular floor plan, with balconies, winter gardens, staircase overhang, corner projecting with a bay-like projection on ornamentally framed console with grotesque, facade richly structured, among other things by gray plaster fields or natural stone elements such as head representations, pillars between the windows, entrance set back with niches on both sides of the entrance Natural stone reliefs depicting dogs and cats as well as colored tiles, courtyard side new winter gardens made of wood (prototypical copy), street side balcony Art Nouveau railing, hipped roof with beaver tail double covering, a gable with ornamental framework, a gable designed as a stepped gable with curved arches, wrought iron fence with natural stone piers .

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Residential house in open development with outbuildings as well as fencing and garden Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 6
(map) 		1880 Villa-like residential building, Swiss-style buildings of architectural, urban and historical importance in very good original condition.

Residential building: one-storey with high jamb floor, ground floor plastered plinth, jamb ornamental framework, boarding with cover strips in the gable area, gable roof, probably built over a cross-shaped floor plan, windows framed by natural stone walls. Enclosure: wooden fence or openwork clinker wall. Outbuildings: plastered ground floor, exposed upper floor half-timbered with bricks, pitched roof, angular floor plan, also in Swiss style, both buildings with wide roof overhangs.

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villa Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 8
(map) 		1887 Simplified historical building typical of the time and of architectural value.

Two-storey, with an almost square floor plan, clinker brick base, both floors plastered, 4 × 2 axes, elaborate window frames with widely protruding roofs, mostly horizontal beams and triangular gables and segmental arches, gaff heads within the triangular gables, hip roof, cornice with cube frieze not modified, window frieze renewed, plaster not original.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of four houses (belonging to No. 11 and 13 and Walther-Rathenau-Straße 24) Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 9
(map) 		1888 Part of a street of urban and architectural value.

Two-storey, four axes, central projection, side entrance, base polygonal masonry, plastered facade, cranked cornice, roof bay window with bound window and elaborate decorative gables with crowned segmental arches, shell motif.

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Villa with enclosure and garden Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 10
(map) 		1883 Plastered building on a T-shaped floor plan of architectural and architectural value.

Two-storey or partially single-storey building on a T-shaped floor plan with elaborate window frames that characterize the facade, the windows flanked by pilasters that support strong beams, groups of windows or rectangular windows of different formats on the ground floor, arched windows on the upper floor also with natural stone surrounds (overlap cornices) Round gable window with natural stone surround, flat pitched gable roofs (possibly simplified).

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of four houses (belonging to No. 9 and 13 and Walther-Rathenau-Straße 24) Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 11
(map) 		1888 Of architectural and urban value.

Two-storey, four axes, central risalit, side entrance, base polygonal masonry, plastered facade, cranked cornice, dormer window with bound window and elaborate decorative gables with crowned segmental arches, shell motif, elaborate original two-winged coffered door with large leaded glass and skylight windows in the leaded glass window.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of four houses (belonging to No. 9, 11 and Walther-Rathenau-Straße 24), with lateral fencing Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 13
(map) 		1888 Mirror-image building, same design as Walther-Rathenau-Straße 24, of architectural and urban significance, very good original condition.

Two-storey corner house with corner tower - this three-storey, elaborate natural stone window surrounds on the tower with abstract ornaments including diamond ashlar, base polygonal masonry, tower closed by a pyramid helmet with pointed angle stencil covering (original preserved), side entrance area arranged with original front door, bay window supported by column, wrought iron fence with leaf decoration on the house.

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Villa with garden and enclosure Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 14
(map) 		re. 1884 Elaborately designed house in the Swiss style with ornamental framework, winter gardens and balconies in very good original condition of architectural and architectural value.

Residential house: two-storey over a rectangular floor plan, plinth with red clinker brick and natural stone faced, ground floor plaster with plaster strips and natural stone window frames, wooden veranda with sawed-out parapets, upper floor half-timbered with struts and curved St. Andrew's crosses, semicircular balcony porch on supports on the garden side, also with cut-out parapets Saddle roof with crest, door portal in Clara-Zetkin-Strasse, sandstone with triangular gable roofs, inside the triangular gable marked 1884, double-winged coffered door with glass inserts and decorative grating, also with grotesques, divided skylight, subsequently imitating sheet metal with embossing on the framework as weather protection . Enclosure: natural stone fence posts with elaborate wrought iron fence.

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Apartment building in semi-open development with fencing, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 17 and 19) Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 15
(map) 		1890 A similarly designed group of houses in clinker construction of architectural and urban value.

Three-storey with tower-like corner formation, base of polygonal porphyry tuff, facade of red clinker brick with natural stone structural elements - natural stone window frames with horizontal window canopies and gaff head, corner tower-like with pyramid helmet and front gable, fence consisting of natural stone posts and wrought iron gate.

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Villa with enclosure (same design as No. 18) Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 16
(map) 		1895 Historicism villa with a striking stair tower of architectural and urban importance.

Two-storey, almost square floor plan, with a corner tower with a pyramid helmet, elaborate entrance design with the original front door (cassette door with ornamental grating, split skylight), elaborate gable top, mansard hipped roof with slate covering.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 15 and 19) Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 17
(map) 		1890 Middle house of a uniformly designed group of houses of urban and architectural value.

Three-storey, six axes, central projection, red clinker brick, base of polygonal porphyry tuff, house entrance on the side, stepped gable with balcony.

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Villa with enclosure (same design as No. 16) Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 18
(map) 		1896 Historicism villa with a striking stair tower of architectural and urban importance.

Two-storey, almost square floor plan, with a corner tower with a pyramid helmet, elaborate entrance design with the original front door (coffered door with ornamental grating, split skylight), elaborate gable top, mansard hipped roof with slate covering, wooden balcony on the garden side, elaborate wooden construction.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 15 and 17) Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 19
(map) 		1890 As part of a uniformly designed house group of urban significance and architectural value.

Three-storey, same design as neighboring houses.

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Former villa with rear building, garden and enclosure Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 20
(map) 		1895 Simple clinker brick construction typical of the time in good original condition of architectural value.

Detached two-storey villa in clinker construction with a central projectile, large roof bay with volute gable, flanked by two dormers with an elaborate gable design, mansard hipped roof, the facade is structured by sandstone strips and corner pilasters. Rear building: small single-storey clinker brick building on an angular floor plan, saddle roofs with blind gables, door on the upper floor with arched portal with keystone.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of four houses (belonging to No. 23, 25 and Heinrich-Heine-Straße 23) Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 21
(map) 		1888 Of architectural and urban value.

Two-story plastered building, mirror image of Heinrich-Heine-Str. 23, three axes, side elevation, side entrance - roofed with a column, above it a winter garden with lead glass windows, plastering of the house changed, as part of the group of four houses of urban value.

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Apartment building in half-open development, half of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 24), with fencing Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 22
(map) 		1894 Of architectural and urban value.

Two-storey, five axes, single-axis central projection, base of dark red clinker brick, otherwise orange-red clinker brick, the structure with sandstone elements (window frames, corner pilasters or corner cuboids and ribbon motifs), elaborate roof bay window with stepped gable and stone spherical crowning, dormers with a seldom found crested roof; Roof covering: slate covering - pointed angle template covering.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of four houses (belonging to No. 21, 25 and Heinrich-Heine-Straße 23) Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 23
(map) 		1888 Of architectural and urban value.

The best preserved house of this group of houses, greatly simplified by subsequent renovation, the plaster structure no longer preserved in its original form, the front door also changed in a disfiguring manner, but as part of the uniformly designed group of houses of urban development value, two-storey, four axes - one of which is designed as a twin window, base Polygonal masonry, roof bay window with triple window, front door, window and plaster structure changed.

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Apartment building in half-open development, half of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 22), with enclosure Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 24
(map) 		1894 Of architectural and urban value.

Two-storey, five axes, single-axis central projection, base of dark red clinker brick, otherwise orange-red clinker brick, facade structure by sandstone elements (window frames, corner pilasters or corner cuboids and ribbon motifs), elaborate roof bay windows with stepped gables and stone spherical crowning as well as dormers with a rare pointed roof, slate.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of four houses (belonging to No. 21, 23 and Heinrich-Heine-Straße 23) Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 25
(map) 		1888 Of architectural and urban value.

Plastered building in very good original condition with preserved facade structure and original front door, four axes, two-storey, central projection, horizontal window canopies on the 1st floor, sandstone window frames, base of polygonal masonry, original front door: double-winged coffered door with diamond ashlar, and large roofed skylight with original colored glass windows , side dormers with sheet metal cladding and ornamentally cut window opening.

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Apartment building in closed development Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 41
(map) 		1898 Typical clinker brick building of urban value.

Four-storey, six axes, yellow clinker brick, structured by artificial stone (porphyry), original house gate arranged on the side, two-winged with skylight, elaborate window frames with horizontal window canopies or segmental arches and triangular gables with gaff heads, simplified roof area, missing console stones below on the 2nd and 3rd floors the sills.

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Apartment building in closed development Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 43
(map) 		1899 With a street-side balcony and bay window, valuable wrought iron ornamental grille, of architectural and urban value.

Four-storey, narrow plastered building with side gate entrance, plaster grooves on the ground floor, centrally arranged bay window with natural stone facing and wrought-iron semicircular curved balcony parapets, plaster structure, windows grouped together, elaborate roof bay with crowning, mansard hipped roof with slate covering, today's color scheme not preserved, however, according to findings, plaster joints the sandstone structure.

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Apartment building in closed development, half of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 47) Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 45
(map) 		1903 With half-timbered bay windows, of architectural and urban value.

Four-storey large, broadly mounted plastered building in very good original condition with a high-quality front door with Art Nouveau appeal, two-winged curved door with glass inserts and richly structured skylight with natural stone surround, centrally arranged two-storey bay window on strong consoles from the 1st floor with ornamental framework, on the roof bay inscribed WJ (master builder), Lattice-split skylight windows with colored glass panes, as well as the lower parts of the window sashes with split bars and colored glass windows. (partially)

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Apartment building in closed development, half of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 45) Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 47
(map) 		1903 With half-timbered bay windows, of architectural and urban value.

See number 45, same design, original front door: two-winged with skylight.

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Apartment house in a corner Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 49
(map) 		1902 With shop fitting, of architectural and urban value. 09230141
 
Apartment building in closed development Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 50
(map) 		1925 Plastered construction with bay windows, of importance in terms of building history.

Deletion: The house was disfigured by the renovation, the entire plaster was chipped off and not renewed in accordance with the prototype, the plastered building that had been reformed as a result of the renovation that was not in accordance with the listed buildings was later removed from the list of monuments if possible.

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Apartment building in half-open development Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 52
(map) 		1895 Little original substance has been preserved, urban development value.

Deletion: House simplified, original inventory hardly preserved.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, half of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 58) Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 56
(map) 		1897 With a corner tower, of importance in terms of urban planning and building history.

Two-storey building, five axes, tower-like corner design with pyramid helmets and elaborate window frames with triangular gable roofs, volute-like keystones and volute-like corbels under the sills as well as mastiffs set in window parapets, cranked cornices, plastered curbs, plastered curbs on the ground floor, and on the corner-like tower windows, original curtain walls Tower with a small crown, windows modeled on the original with partly lattice-split skylights.

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Apartment building in half-open development, half of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 59), with side fencing Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 57
(map) 		1890 Of architectural and urban value.

Two-storey, six axes, side risalit, partly decorated with fluted columns, windows with keystones with head representations or plant decorations, central risalit also flanked by fluted columns, on the 1st floor balcony on large corbels decorated with leaf motifs, on the ground floor rectangular windows, on the upper floor arched windows, Base polygonal masonry that simplifies dormers. Monument value: historical value, street-side balcony and corner tower.

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Apartment building in half-open development, half of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 56) Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 58
(map) 		1898 With a corner tower, of architectural and urban value.

Two-storey building, five axes, tower-like corner formation with pyramid helmets and elaborate window frames with triangular gable roofs, volute-like keystones and volute-like corbels under the sills as well as mastiffs set in window parapets, cranked cornice, plastered curbs, plastered cube-shaped tower windows on the ground floor, and corrugated corrugations on the original corner stones On the tower with a small crown, the windows are based on the original with partly lattice-split skylights.

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Apartment building in half-open development, half of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 57) Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 59
(map) 		1890 With a street-side balcony and corner tower, of architectural and urban value.

Same design as the neighboring house, broad-based building with seven window axes, central and side projections, more original than the structurally identical neighboring house.

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Villa with enclosure and garden Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 60
(map) 		1897 Typical clinker brick building in good original condition of architectural value.

Two-storey, five axes, central projecting, red clinker brick with embossed natural stone blocks at the corners as well as natural stone window frames, including roofs with horizontal beams and triangular gables, arched field over the windows of the 1st floor decorated with shell work, volute-like roof bay also crowned with two dormer windows, flanked by two dormer windows Pyramid helmet and crowning, slate covering - pointed angle template covering, wrought iron fence encloses the entire property, today slightly changed, garden with remnants of the original planting, on the villa side later balcony extension in plaster and natural stone with balcony on the upper floor, extension by Gustav Hacault (architect).

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Villa with remains of the enclosure Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 61
(map) 		re. 1908-1909 Architecturally sophisticated rendered facade, of importance in terms of building history.

Particularly beautiful apartment entrance doors, two-storey building with polygonal corner formation and semicircular bay window on the 1st floor, plaster structure typical of the time, including plastered fields or plaster grooves, windows partially combined into groups with speared skylights, the fence consists of two fence pillars and a lateral perforated wall with plain tile covering the corner of the house, roof terrace with wall and original Art Nouveau grilles, marked on the side of the triangular bay window in the parapet 1908/1909, original two-winged wooden front door with glass inserts, stairwell area leaded glass windows.

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Apartment building in closed development Crimmitschauer Strasse 28a
(map) 		1907 With shop, structurally slightly simplified plastered building with half-timbered bay of architectural value.

Three-storey, laterally arranged single-axis bay window: from the first floor on large console stones, partly with decorative framework, also dormer with simple decorative framework, completely changed on the ground floor area: new doors, new shop windows, plaster structure changed, on the upper floor: the plaster structure is preserved in the Plaster embedded in small colored tiles.

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Half of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 34) Crimmitschauer Strasse 32
(map) 		1892 Typical building in clinker mixed construction, of architectural value, in very good original condition.

Two-storey, broad, six axes, four-axis central projectile with sandstone cladding, well renovated, red clinker facade also structured with sandstone decorations, broad, four-axis roof bay window with roof and round window flanked by two original dormers.

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Half of a double rented house (belonging to No. 32) Crimmitschauer Strasse 34
(map) 		1892 Typical building in clinker mixed construction, same design as the neighboring house, of architectural value.

Two-storey, six axes, central projection with sandstone cladding, similar design to the neighboring house, also in very good original condition, e.g. Currently not renovated.

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Half of a double apartment building with a half-timbered bay window and beautiful wrought-iron canopy (belonging to no.36a) Crimmitschauer Strasse 36
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Half of a double rented house (belonging to No. 36) Crimmitschauer Strasse 36a
(map) 		1901 Very simple plastered building typical of the time and of architectural value.

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Half of a double tenement house (belonging to Lassallestr. 2) Crimmitschauer Strasse 36b
(map) 		1910 Very simple plastered building typical of the time and of urban value.

Three-storey, simple plastered building with a central bay window, different plaster structure including plaster grooves, plaster cuboids and smooth plaster, bulky-looking mansard roof, corner partially polygonal bay-like, for urban planning reasons as a counterpart to Lassallestr. in the list of monuments.

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Woodhouse Crimmitschauer Strasse 43
(map) 		after 1925 Probably built as an accommodation barrack in the Zwickau Forest Park, later converted into the cemetery gardener's house next to the main cemetery, typical wooden house in prefabricated construction, probably block construction from the early 20th century, significant in terms of architectural history.

Single-storey building built on a stone base in block construction with an originally rectangular floor plan. Presumably it is a mass-produced accommodation barrack of a timber house company. The construction is similar to that of the Hellerauer workshops in Dresden. An exact assignment to a company is not possible due to the lack of construction files. The windows and the front door arranged in the middle with diagonal boards are to be assigned to the construction time. The interior is divided into a small central corridor with a kitchen behind it and rooms on both sides. The wooden block walls were clad inside with vertical wooden cladding or with thick cardboard (similar to the barracks of the Christoph & Unmack company ). At the moment it cannot be said whether there is thermal insulation between the block walls and the cladding. The wood-boarded room was also provided with a wood-paneled ceiling with flat beams, which indicates that this room was intended as living space. An outside toilet was later added to the building in an adapted design. A possibly original open veranda was subsequently closed. The veranda door is a second-hand door from around 1910, which was given a similar appearance to the historic front door through diagonal boards. The building is rounded off by a relatively flat sloping hipped roof with slips.

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Individual monument as a whole, main cemetery: Former bus shelter with sales facilities and lavatories, today a flower shop in front of the main cemetery (see also Obj. 09230816) Crimmitschauer Strasse 43a
(map) 		1925 Originally preserved functional building of architectural value.

Former waiting hall, today a flower shop: in front of the gate of the cemetery, former waiting hall for visitors to the cemetery, built in 1925 according to a design by the city building authority, the middle three window axes were originally open and served as a waiting area, a lavatory and sales room were also included.

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Material entirety of the main cemetery in Zwickau with the individual monuments: administration building, funeral hall (celebration hall), storage (functional building), enclosure and dividing walls with wall sections, crematorium with stairs and mural (without extensions and chimney), former waiting room with sales facility and public facilities (individual monuments, see also Obj. 09301465), selected hereditary burials, tombs, the war memorial for those comrades of the Zwickau volunteer fire brigade who died in World War I, cenotaphs, including the Soviet grove of honor as the burial place of 435 war dead, memorial stones and grave fields as well as horticultural cemetery design, geometric layout with grid-like cemetery pathways and accompanying tree planting (Garden monument) and botanical garden along Crimmitschauer Straße in front of the eastern cemetery wall (garden monument) Crimmitschauer Strasse 43a; 45; 45b; 45c
(card) 		1865 (layout of the cemetery) Municipal cemetery in the traditional design for the late 19th century with a significance in terms of urban history, personal history, architectural art, garden history and the landscape.

The main cemetery was opened on Crimmitschauer Strasse in November 1865, initially by Dept. I, and used by the municipality. Then in 1872 Dept. II, 1878 Dept. III, 1883 Dept. IV, 1890 Dept. V and 1895 Dept. VI opened, regular cemetery layout, each of these first five departments covers 21,016 m², each is square, Dept. VI is something smaller, it covers 12,920 m². The total size of the cemetery is 11 ha 80 a. Source: Administration report of the city of Zwickau 1899 in the city archive under the archive number EL 11364, p. 102/103.

The administration building, the morgue and the cemetery chapel form a space at the entrance to the cemetery and are arranged at right angles to each other with a central green area.

Mortuary: single-storey building with hall extension, clinker brick, central projection, base of natural stone, green stone, red clinker brick, central projection with representative entrance, neo-Gothic house entrance door with glass inserts, decorated floating gable, gable roof, cornice with cube frieze, clinker brick, individual monument.

Cemetery chapel: single-storey clinker brick structure, structure of pilasters, neo-Gothic ornamentation, gable roof, crowning cross, in the middle on the gable side three large round arched gates with fish-bubble ornamentation, three-winged doors, two-winged doors with speared skylights, above the entrances consoles, also with small floral ornamental windows these added on one side, small apse, individual monument, semicircular choir, the windows are iron windows, completely preserved with neo-Gothic ornamentation, arched windows, roof renewed, standing on consoles, the room was originally vaulted, floor in the chapel sandstone slabs and slate from Theuma, which makes the the old design is easy to read, the gable still has a rose window with stained glass window.

Administration building: facing the morgue, same cubature, same design as this, also arched windows and doorway with curved bars in the skylights of the main entrance, central projection, saddle roof, two axes in the gable, protruding roof with decorated empty chevrons, former apartment of the cemetery inspector, polygonal masonry on Base, red clinker brick, individual monument.

Apartment of the cemetery inspector: polygonal masonry on the base, red brick, individual monument.

Crematorium and ceramic mural The life of Erika and Edgar Klier from the 1970s.

Remains of the enclosure: richly decorated granite base and pillars as well as iron fence.

s. Single monument Obj. 09301869

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Individual monuments at the main cemetery in Zwickau: administration building, cemetery chapel / cemetery (celebration hall), storage (functional building), enclosure and dividing walls with wall sections, crematorium with stairs and mural (without additions and chimney), selected hereditary burials, tombs, war memorial for those who fell in the First World War Comrades of the Zwickau volunteer fire brigade, memorials, including the Soviet honor grove as the burial place of 435 war dead, memorial stones and grave fields Crimmitschauer Strasse 45; 45b; 45c
(card) 		1865 (cemetery chapel) Essential elements and buildings of the most important cemetery in the city of Zwickau of particular personal history, architectural history and artistic importance (see also the same address as a whole - Obj. 09230816).

The main cemetery was opened on Crimmitschauer Strasse in November 1865, initially by Dept. I, and used by the municipality. Then in 1872 Dept. II, 1878 Dept. III, 1883 Dept. IV, 1890 Dept. V and 1895 Dept. VI opened, regular cemetery layout, each of these first five departments covers 21,016 m², each is square, Dept. VI is something smaller, it covers 12,920 m². The total size of the cemetery is 11 ha 80 a. Source: Administration report of the city of Zwickau 1899 in the city archive under the archive number EL 11364, p. 102/103. The administration building, the morgue and the cemetery chapel form a space at the entrance to the cemetery and are arranged at right angles to each other with a central green area.

Mortuary: single-storey building with hall extension, clinker brick, central projection, base of natural stone, green stone, red clinker brick, central projection with representative entrance, neo-Gothic house entrance door with glass inserts, decorated floating gable, gable roof, cornice with cube frieze, clinker brick, individual monument.

Cemetery chapel: single-storey clinker brick structure, structure of pilasters, neo-Gothic ornamentation, gable roof, crowning cross, in the middle on the gable side three large round arched gates with fish-bubble ornamentation, three-winged doors, two-winged doors with speared skylights, above the entrances consoles, also with small floral ornamental windows these added on one side, small apse, individual monument, semicircular choir, the windows are iron windows, completely preserved with neo-Gothic ornamentation, arched windows, roof renewed, standing on consoles, the room was originally vaulted, floor in the chapel sandstone slabs and slate from Theuma, which makes the old design is easy to read, gable still rose window with stained glass window.

Administration building: facing the morgue, same cubature, same design as this, also arched windows and doorway with curved bars in the skylights of the main entrance, central projection, saddle roof, two axes in the gable, protruding roof with decorated empty chevrons, former apartment of the cemetery inspector, polygonal masonry on Base, red clinker brick, individual monument.

Crematorium and ceramic mural The life of Erika and Edgar Klier from the 1970s.

Remains of the enclosure: richly decorated granite base and pillars as well as iron fence.

Memorial plaques / monuments:

I. Commemorative plaque for the members of the volunteer fire brigade who perished during operations in the period 1852–1902, attached to the wall, cast iron plaque with the inscription: "Your good comrades resting in God, dedicated by the volunteer fire brigade in Zwickau 1852 ". 1902., Section II.

II. Memorial stone with inscription: “Its deceased members, Gewerbeverein Zwickau, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary this linden tree was planted in a ceremonial act. 1846–1896 ", Dept. I.

III. Socialist honor grove: eternal fire on the pedestal and rhododendron discounts (excluding occupancy) Section III, groups C, G, L and P, natural stone wall and two plastic bas-reliefs (flag bearers), in front of which stairs and Theuma slate slabs.

IV. War memorial First World War of the volunteer fire brigade: large natural, roughly hewn natural stone with oval cast-iron inscription plate, steel helmet, including 1914–1918 with the inscription: “Your dear comrades who stayed in the World War! The Frw. Zwickau Fire Brigade ”, Section II; the memorial stone was originally flanked by two oaks, one of which has since been felled, and two rhododendrons.

V. Honorary Citizen's Stele in front of the wall section, Section I / 48A.

VI. Memorial stone for the victims of the mining accident of February 22nd, 1960: memorial stone made of sandstone with the inscription: "Glück auf!", Followed by the names, including a cross on February 22nd, 1960, next to it a smaller stone with mallet and iron made of red granite to commemorate to all the miners who died in the Zwickau coal mining area.

Tombs: 1. Hereditary burial Fam. A. Aschenborn: Factory owner, tombstone with family coat of arms from Hilbersdorfer Porphyrtuff, Section I, Group N.

2. Stump of pillar (remainder of a grave site): old grave standing in the entrance area of ​​the cemetery, consisting of a base, above stump of pillar with tape and a stone tablet with weathered inscription against it, possibly around 1890.

3. Remnants of an old grave complex: (plastic: resting on a bench) around 1910 life-size plastic in the green area at the main entrance.

4. Hereditary burial Fam. L. Gräßer: Ice cream glove manufacturer, 1878, with family coat of arms, wall section Section I, wall grave with clinker tape with inscribed tablet with inscription: Family L. Gräßer, granite slab with gold writing and sandstone framing, in front of the wall three graves with raised grave border granite and the present tablet, cut granite stone as well as a single, also raised with granite border and individual gravestones.

5. Hereditary burial Fam. Theodor Keller: Zwickauer Baumeister, 1872, wall grave with inscription with incised writing, including two tablets, text: “Ruhestaette der Familie Theodor Keller”, Abt. I.

6. Hereditary funeral Fam. Engelbrecht: Wall place, 1914, with war memorial for the fallen sons, hereditary funeral Fam. Engelbrecht, Fam. Lehmann, war memorial with medallion, male bust, bas-relief for Rudolf Engelbrecht, born. 1890, fallen in 1911, and Karl August Lehmann, b. 1919, died 1945 (inscription added later).

7. Plastered section of the cemetery wall, in front of it grave site with stele: on the stele inscription and medallion male bust, bas-reliefs, Dept. I.

8. Tomb of Mrs. Joh. Christliebe: in front of it an obelisk with two inscriptions, today completely illegible, on the front side crossed torches as a symbol of the wars of liberation, on the side a snake biting its tail and a butterfly, Dept. I.

9. Cast iron cross for CH Bäßler: 1857 (probably moved from the old cemetery to the wall) Section I, leaning against the wall, born. 1799, d. 1857.

10. Hereditary funeral Fam. Ebert: Rittmeister and manor owner Freiherr von Wilkau, 1878, neo-Gothic tomb, representative wall, sandstone, plaques backed with black granite or red granite, inscription: “Hereditary burial family Ebert”, flanked by two short columns, base capital , large cross with the Lamb of God and flag, Dept. I.

11. Wall site of the Kästner family's inheritance, from Hinüber Dr. Haselhoff: simple wall section with pilasters, entablature, terrazzo with inset slate slab with incised writing, gold backed, meaning of personal history, Section II.

12. Hereditary burial Fam. Sarfert: Coal works owner, 1889, tomb made of sandstone with polished granite writing plates, wall section, tomb with flanking columns and crowning, quite simple, typical of the time, with the inscription: "Family Sarfert", tomb probably built from 1926 for Erika Sarfert, Heinrich Moritz Sarfert, died in 1932, Antonie Sarfert, died in 1934, and Dr. Hubert Wolf, died 1952, chemist, son of the master builder Franz Wolf, with a memorial plaque for the dead from two world wars of the Franz family, killed in 1917, Martin, died in 1946, Helmut, died in 1943, Herrmann, died in 1944, Gerhard, died in 1945, Dept. . II / 22.

13. Hereditary funeral Fam. O. Lieske: Master builder, 1944, tomb made of red artificial stone, simple grave site flanked by half-columns with coat of arms with compass and triangle as well as mason's hammer and trowel as symbols for the builder, wall section Section II / 35.

14. Hereditary burial Fam. R. Pfitzner: master builder, 1945, tomb made of Theuma slate, wall section Section II / 37, wall section on the wall made of Theuma slate with inscription: “Familie Rudolf Pfitzner”, tree and granite tablet for Marie Elisabeth Pfitzner and master builder Rudolf Pfitzner, tomb from 1945, Rudolf Pfitzner died in 1952.

15. Hereditary funeral Fam. O. Wesche: Sculptor, 1894, tomb white marble relief in particularly good artistic quality (angels and two mourning women) with sandstone edging by Otto Wesche, wall section Dept. II / 50, tomb created by Otto Wesche in 1894 for his am Wife Emilie, who died on April 2, 1887, was a sculptor himself. Karl Johann Otto Wesche died on December 31, 1914 and is also buried here, source: Mrs. Kettel (Garden and Cemetery Office), last burial for Henriette Wesche, nee. Sommer, died June 8, 1929 in Berlin, the former border of the grave no longer exists, pictorial bas-relief, pictorial representation of a blessing angel who blesses two women kneeling in front of him or offers the cup of communion, including the inscription: "Your will be done", everything badly weathered, relief panel signed with O. Wesche 1894 in the lower right corner, the sculptors Wesche and Rahmke had a stucco shop together in Zwickau.

16. Hereditary funeral Fam.Fr.Chr.Fikentscher: stoneware manufacturer, 1887, tomb made of granite with bronze plate (plastic profile representation of a married couple as busts) signed by Otto Fikentscher, son of the Fikentscher couple, who depicted his parents on this plate, wall section Dept. II / 55A, grave bordered with granite and Fikentscherstein, design: Alfred Klinck.

17. Hereditary funeral Fam. Joh. Christ. Gottl. Fischer: Porcelain manufacturer, 1887, tomb made of porphyry, wall part of Dept. II / 55B - Columbarium (urn burial place) from the 1920s, wall parts and system with individually placed urn stones, Dept. IV, polished granite slab with gold-backed writing, Johann Christian Gottlieb Fischer was Owner of the porcelain factories in Pirkenhammer and Zwickau, b. 1801 in Erfurt, died 1892 in Zwickau.

18. Columbarium (urn burial site from the 1920s): Wall spots and system with individually set up urn stones, Section IV, partially erected urns and pillow stones, urn for the jeweler Karl Uhlmann from 1925.

19. Obelisk with inscription: “Here in God rests Professor Dr. Emanuel Klitzsch, cantor and music director to St. Marien and St. Katharinen ”and on the reverse“ Dedicated to the memory of the unforgettable master Emanuel Kronach by his grateful friends and admirers ”, Section IV, Group XIV, obelisk made of cut granite with inscribed inscription and granite surround.

20. Hereditary burial Fam. Klemm & Apel: Innkeeper & Kaufmann, 1920 sandstone tomb, wall section Section VI / 33, wall niches with inscription above, angel or putto, Art Deco decoration in front of planters.

21. Hereditary funeral Fam. EG Naundorff: forwarding agent, grave monument made of sandstone with bronze sculpture mourners sitting on a bench made of black marble, wall part of Section VI / 38, Ernst Naundorff was a rail and customs agent.

22. Hereditary burial Fam. C. Weihermüller: Kaufmann, 1919, tomb made of terrazzo, colored, with private columbarium, wall section Section VI / 40, sandstone tomb, niche with a section reminiscent of a columbarium with inscriptions for the respective family member and large inscription : "C. Weihermüller ”, Art Nouveau, originally there was probably a sculpture in the niche that has not been preserved today, the niche flanked by fluted columns.

23. Anonymous grave next to Weihermüller tomb: with the depiction of the globe as a half-relief and above it an eagle with open wings, holding an eskulap stick in its claws, sandstone, shell limestone and granite.

24. Hereditary burial Fam. CE Würker: Bergrat and City Council (knight of the old order 1st class), 1917, sandstone tomb, wall section, Section VI / 47, inscription: “Here is resting in God / Carl Eduard Würker / Bergrat u. City council / zu Zwickau / Ritter dAO 1.Kl./4.XII.1843 “, including 23.X.1917.

25. Grave of hereditary burial Fam. Rönnau & Penzler: master painter & innkeeper, 1917, wall grave private columbarium sandstone with fluted sandstone pillars, crowning with cross and inscription: "RONNAU UND PENZLER", columbarium for the Rönnau families, master painter and family Penzler, innkeeper, wall section VI / 50B.

26. Alex Schröter grave site: fallen in 1920, with photo, sandstone tomb, pedestal with cushion, laurel wreath and steel helmet, Section VI, Group IV, gravestone with photo of the deceased.

27. Meisel & Zille grave site: 1912, bronze temple with flower canopy, Section VI, Group IV, unique tomb.

28. Tomb unknown: Inscription: “Beloved and unforgotten”, urn grave with base, around 1915, inscription on the urn, next to Meisel and Zille.

29. Hereditary burial Fam. W. Junghanns: master builder, 1916, sandstone tomb, wall section Section VI, wall grave with inscription for one of the most important Zwickau master builders Friedrich Wilhelm Junghann and his family.

30. Tomb of the Leonhard family: Wall grave with a separate memorial plaque for the sons of the family who died in World War I, with the inscription: “In memory of our unforgettable sons and brothers Fritz Leonhard and Rudolf Leonhard”.

31. Fabian's inheritance: Wall grave with memorial stone for his son Alfred Fabian, who fell in France in 1914

32. Carl Oswald grave site: 1913, concrete column with bronze dome, Section VI, Group IV, inscription: “The heart in man, the soul of God”, “Carl Oswald 3.1.1867 19.1.1913”.

33. Hereditary funeral Fam. Rob. Plow ax: master baker, 1906, grave monument made of sandstone with palm fronds and wreaths made of bronze, wall part of department V.

34. Wall grave of the Gierisch family: Wall part with inscription plaque and completely preserved enclosure with flower bowls and chain as well as Theuma slate slabs, the wall part itself sandstone with granite slab and inlaid gold writing, around 1910.

35. Hereditary burial Fam. H. Lantzsch: 1910, crypt house made of sandstone with angel and copper roof, wall section abb., V / 66B, by Gustav Hacaoult.

36. Hereditary burial Fam. M. Schündler: master builder, 1906, wall grave site for the family and master builder Max Robert Schündler, remnants of the enclosure and grave slab made of red granite, wall part Dept. V / 67A, simple wall part with two flower bowls on pedestals.

37. Hereditary burial Fam. Heitzig: City councilor and lawyer, 1905, tomb pillar portico made of sandstone with black marble slab as a false entrance, wall section Dept. V / 70.

38. Hereditary burial Fam. Wilhelm Kiehle: factory owner, factory owner of a money foundry in Zwickau, 1904, sarcophagus made of sandstone, wall part made of white and green glaze bricks, section V / 72A.

39. Collective grave wall location with plastic: The tired wanderer , originally probably in a different location, concrete plastic life-size, Dept. V.

40. Remains of the hereditary burial of the Zwickau master builder Franz Wolf: Enclosure and plaques missing.

41. Hereditary burial Fam. L. Blumer: Louis Blumer, manufacturer of a chemical factory for finishing preparations 1929, tomb made of porphyry, wall section Dept. V / 88.

42. Hereditary burial Fam. Rössler: among others for Kurt Rössler, publicly appointed surveyor, deceased 1955, Rochlitzer Porphyrtuff wall burial place with a centrally arranged inscription plaque with compasses and angle flanked by two mourning angels, probably erected around 1928.

43. Hereditary burial Fam. FL Meyer: among others for Friedrich Louis Meyer, owner of a department store, 1932, tomb made of porphyry, wall part of Section III / 77.

44. Hereditary funeral Fam. Paul Ebert: Coal works owner, 1915, wall section Section III / 78.

45. Wall grave site for the Christian Friedrich Voigt family: Friedrich Voigt was a privateer and former master locksmith, b. 1834 in Langenreinsdorf, died in 1901 in Zwickau, and his wife Eva Joh. Marie Voigt, b. Frank, born 1829 in Hirschberg, deceased 1894 in Zwickau, tomb probably 1894, sandstone wall burial place with granite tablets with protrusions and recesses, pedestals and crowns, floral decorations.

46. ​​Hereditary funeral Fam. Kausche and Eger, among others: the most important person here is Eduard Horst Kausche, newspaper publisher in Zwickau, b. 1880, died 1958, hereditary burial on the wall with hereditary burials, coffin surrounds and iron fence.

47. Catholic grave complex: with inscription: "Jesus Christ promises, I live and you will live, Joh.14.19" made of sandstone, laid out in 1982, wall section Section III / 12, wall grave site with grave tablets in front, on the wall further inscription plaque: " We remember the pastors of St. Johann Nepumuck, who died in Zwickau, Jakob Rink and Johannes Rückert ”.

48. Children's grave Lieschen Spindler: 1891, porcelain medallion in sandstone surround, Section I, Group Q.

49. Hereditary burial Fam. A. Klinck, master builder and stonemason, as well as Fam. Schierz, hereditary burial Fam. Ulbrich: 1918, sandstone tomb with enclosure, wall burial place Porphyrtuff among others for Herbert Pans, Otto Ulbrich, Karl Pans, Flora Tietz, wall surface with Niche, in front of it a torch surrounded by laurel leaves with wings and a bench, section I / 66A.

50. Hereditary burial Fam. W. Fikentscher, manufacturer: 1890, tomb made of black marble with a bronze relief with two angels to the left and right of the plaque, wall position Section I / 63, plant in front of the wall with slabs of Theuma slate and bench, on the grave a plaque “ For the fatherland, Rudolf and Manfred Fikentscher, lieutenants in the i. R. fallen in 1933 ”, 1916 Johannes Wilhelm Fikentscher, factory owner and city councilor, deceased 1890, furthermore Wilhelm Franz Fikentscher, chemist and factory director, deceased 1942, as well as Dr.phil. Heinrich Fikentscher, graduate chemist, died 1972, and Hans Dieter Fikentscher, died 1945.

51. Hereditary burial Fam. K. Groß: Privatier, 1919, tomb made of artificial stone with private columbarium, wall section of Department I.

52. Hereditary funeral Fam. E. Selbmann and Rässler: master builder, 1914, tomb wall section I / 61, Emil Rässler, deceased 1914, was a master builder, Emil Selbmann was the owner of the Zwickau cast works and brickworks owner, for personal historical reasons the tomb is in the list of monuments .

53. Hereditary burial Fam. A. Mühle, master sculptor: 1959, extraordinary tomb with landscapes including a bridge, the sculptor's signet on the railing, as well as conifers, rocks, clouds, heavenly arches, and owls and squirrels sitting in the tree, as well as cones and birds made of sandstone, the whole thing connecting an arch of the sky and buildings on the rock, wall section, section I / 57.

54. Grave monument for Mrs. Pauline Bachmann: lawyer and notary, 1872, grave monument with statue of Mary made of sandstone, in front of wall section Section I / 56, with inscription: “Here in God rests our dear, unforgettable mother Mrs. Pauline Bachmann, b. d. October 17 1832. died April 24, 1898. The best mother of her grateful children. "

55. Hereditary burial Fam. med. Gaugele: Orthopedist, 1942, sandstone tomb with a large, free-standing sandstone cross with the inscription: “I want to bless you and you should be a blessing.” And resting bench, wall section, Section I / 52, Medical Councilor Dr. med. Gaugele was the most important orthopedist in the city of Zwickau; also memorial plaque for Karl Gottfried Gaugele as a paramedic missing in Russia since 1944.

56. Hereditary funeral Fam. L. Streit: former Lord Mayor of the city of Zwickau, and in front of that stele for the honorary citizens of the city of Zwickau Ferdinand Döhner, Julius von Mangoldt, Friedrich Grüttwasser, 1898, wall section, Section I / 49.

57. Hereditary burial Fam. A. Keller: master carpenter, 1864, neo-Gothic tomb, wall section I / 47A.

58. Hereditary funeral Fam. Hausmann & von Witzleben: Hauptmann, 1900, tomb marble relief with Jesus, wall section Section I / 46, inscription panel with the inscription of the Hausmann & von Witzleben families with inlaid semi-precious stones forming a wreath of flowers.

59. Hereditary burial Fam. B. Arzig: including Bernhard Arzig, merchant, 1910, tomb wall section Section II / 2, exceptional high quality wall burial site.

60. Hereditary burial Fam. C. Herold: Professor of the French language, erected in 1858, tomb and sarcophagus made of Carrara marble (created in 1832 and implemented by the Margaret Cemetery) wall section, Section II / 75B.

61. Hereditary burial Fam. L. Blumer sen .: factory owner and master plumber, 1899, tomb, wall section Section II / 75A, sandstone tomb based on a design by Alfred Klinck.

62. Hereditary burial Fam. H. and K. Frey: Baumeister, 1920, tomb with wrought-iron enclosure and individual graves with corresponding grave slabs, wall section Section II / 70.

63. Karl Brandt tomb: Architect, 1854–1908, pedestal with slate signed by Alfred Klinck, inscription panel, ground granite in the pedestal, granite on the pedestal truncated column, also granite, Section II, Group XI.

64. Hereditary funeral Fam. E. Meitzner: Kaufmann, wall section Section II / 60A, 1885, tomb made of red sandstone with galvanoplasty, mourners sitting on a coffin bent over an urn.

65. Anonymous grave: Engel production by Villeroy & Boch, design: Merzig, around 1900, in front of wall section Section II / 58, marble.

66. Hereditary burial Fam. CF Leonhardt: Königlich-Sächsischer Kommerzienrat, wall section Abb. IV, from 1938, tomb made of black marble, bronze cross with a wreath of thorns, in front of it pillow stones with inscription, the cross stands in front of a segment arch-shaped wall niche, on both sides of the cross made of bronze two laurel wreaths .

67. Obelisk for Dr. SFJ Schlobig: Dr. der Medizin, Abt. IV, Gruppe V, on the obelisk inscription: “Here in God rests / Dr. med./Samuel Friedr. Julius / Schlobig, / of the KS Order of Merit R. RI. Kl., Born August 6, 1816 / d. April 15, 1887 / simple and noble rich in healing advice and helping art, / through his last will / also after death a promoter / of the public good built on the pedestal / by the grateful city / Zwickau ”.

68. Fam. Klara and Julius Geuther: died in 1931, wall part with glazed tile panels, black glazed brick surrounds with small pedestals and flower bowl in front of the wall, Dept. IV, grave site important due to the material; there are very few grave sites of this kind in the cemetery.

69. Hereditary burial Fam. KO Hellwig: factory owner, 1928, tomb made of black Swedish granite with plastic Wanderer on the rest made of white Silesian marble, enclosure also made of black Swedish granite, wall section Dept. IV / 35B, plastic by Paul Hempel, Dresden: an the plinth inscribed, “Bildh. PAUL HEMPEL Dresden - To - 21 “, tomb for Karl Otto Hellwig, from 1866 to 1928 and Hedwig Toska Hellwig, b. Doctor from 1869 to 1942, further inscription: "Willpower creates great things", former weaving mill owner of the Landmann & Hellwig company, weaving English curtains, lace etc.

70. Wall part of the tomb of the Häuberer family: for Minna and Martha Frieda Häuberer, from around 1920, wall part with plastic jewelry, artificial stone with the addition of shell limestone, typical ornamentation, Section IV.

71. Hereditary burial Fam. H. Schumann: factory owner, 1921, tomb wall section Abt. IV / 12, 1921, artificial stone with shell limestone inclusions, manufacturer of the Schumann wagon and carriage factory, the tomb is for Hermann and Hugo, Marianne, Max and Fanny Schumann as well of the mother Emilie Schumann, who died in 1896, the factory was founded in 1904 and prospered in the 1910s and 1920s, later became Sachsenringwerk III, the company itself was then relocated to Werdau and produced trucks there.

72. Hereditary funeral Fam. E. Rascher: master builder, 1947, tomb section IV, group IV, 1947, tomb made of shell limestone with a cross in front of it and the compass and triangle, probably created for Agnes Rascher in 1938, dates of death 1923, 1938, 1947, 1957.

73. Biele-Erdmann tombstone: probably around 1936, tombstone made of shell limestone with barely legible inscription, symbols of life and decay, sickle and honor, scales, a book with a spring, snake, boat, cogwheel, compass, tombstone was included in the list of monuments due to the symbolism.

74. Hereditary funeral Fam. R. Trobsch: Merchant and City Councilor, 1923, tomb with stele and enclosure, wall section Dept. IV / 10, 1923, made by Gustav Hacault, tomb arranged in a semicircle with porphyry stele for the fallen son, inscription: “ It is not necessary that I live, but that I do my duty ”as well as wrought iron enclosure, semicircular wall with two niches, tombstones made of Rochlitzer Porphyrtuff for Kurt Trobsch, businessman and city councilor, as well as Martha Trobsch, deceased in 1933, davgor Stele made of red granite with a stepped base and cross as a structure with the inscription: “To the memory / our dear son / Dr.jur. / Konrad Trobsch / for Ltn. D. Res. In Pion.batail. 22 / born 11/14/1887 in Zwickau / gef. September 27, 1914 in Fresnes / EN. Woevre ”as further inscription:“ It is not / necessary that I / live. But / that I do my / my duty ”.

75. Hereditary funeral Fam. Alfred Schön: among others for Klara Schön, b. Schmelzer, d. 1937 and Alfred Schön, b. 1871, died 1940, the grave complex probably from 1937, simple granite wall, in front of it two individual gravestones like a pillow for Robert Schön from 1853 to 1924 and Nicolai Schön from 1890 to 1915, grave complex probably from 1937, a running dog on the frieze at the top , probably swastika symbolism, tomb only for personal history reasons for the manufacturer or weaving mill owner Alfred Schön.

76. Hereditary funeral FH Lenk: businessman, draft Alfred Klinck, wall section Dept. IV, around 1920, wall made of sandstone, inscription missing, flanked by stone flower bowls.

77. Hereditary burial Fam. A. Queck: Alwin Queck was a master builder in Zwickau, 1907, tomb wall section Section VI / 12, 1907, tomb made of sandstone, presented grave cross made of gray granite with a portrait medallion made of bronze.

78. Hereditary burial of Arno Tröger: resting place of the Arno Tröger family, wall position niche with inscription, bas-relief with mourning angel, around 1925, sandstone, section V.

79. Hereditary funeral Fam. FG Bretschneider & Bergmann: Bergdirektor and Ratsherr & Bergdirektor, 1938, tomb of Martin Fischer (formerly FE Croy) with a memorial stone to an anarchist assassination Wall section Dept. III, wall section in the corner with a fence.

80. Children's grave with sculpture (sandstone, praying angel / child?): For Sigmund Georgie, died 1919, Dept. III, Group Q.

81. Gravestone for Wilhelm Schmidt: Stadtkapellmeister, b. 1872, dec. 1934, granite tombstone, as well as the wreath.

82. Figure grave (no name): with the inscription: “Out of gratitude to the best parents”, granite base, marble sculpture, female figure with honorary wreath, life-size, in front of the tomb Fam. Erler, Section III opposite Group Q.

83. Figure grave of angels playing music with harp (no name): in front of the tomb of the EO Tittel family, Section V, shell limestone, half relief, no inscription, possibly placed secondary at this location.

84. Hereditary funeral Fam. CF Meyer: City pastor, superintendent and church councilor of Zwickau D. Christian Friedrich Meyer, tomb with bronze relief, Section III, Group P, 1911, tomb made of shell limestone, portrait bust, half-relief depiction of the pastor, presumably electroplating, the tombstone even shell limestone.

85. Hereditary funeral Fam. Ä. A. von Schwanenflügel: Railway station inspector and medical council, wall section, Section IV, 1896, sandstone tomb with marble columns and family coat of arms, design by Alfred Klinck, wall section with inscription panels, columns and gable crowned by a cross, inscription on the front gable by V. Schwanenflügel, floral Decorations, small puttis, in front of the grave borders as well as the enclosure, columns and inscription panels made of polished granite, the base of the tomb also granite, structure of sandstone, grave site for Karl Jakobi stud. Mat. In front of the wall of Dept. III, after 1918, simple tombstone with inscription, crowned by a steel helmet, sandstone, on the reverse the inscription: "Ehre seine Anenken", grave for the fallen son who fell in France in 1918.

86. Karl Hermann Bachmann tombstone: Dept. I, group K, inscription: "Here rest in peace Karl Hermann Bachmann 1936", granite urn tombstone, functional cube with symbolic flame.

87. Hereditary funeral Fam. Kroitzsch / father: among others for Marianne father, b. Kroitzsch, museum director, tombstone made of porphyry, Dept. I, Group K, personal historical significance, tomb 1939?

88. Grave of Hans Grobe (deceased 1971) and Richard Liebe: Architect, Association of German Architects, deceased 1976, important architect of the city of Zwickau, red sandstone, Dept. I.

89. Group N

90. Hereditary burial Fam. G. Röhringer, innkeeper, 1889, sandstone tomb with mosaic (fountain with two peacocks and vine tendrils), wall section Dept. V / 61A.

91. Hereditary burial Fam. F. Wolf, master builder, 1906, wall part with white and green glaze clinker bricks and enclosure, Section V / 77.

92. Hereditary burial of the Geuther family: died 1931, tomb made of large, rectangular, glazed brick slabs with granite enclosure, section IV.

93. Urn grove with various urn graves so z. B.

  • Free-standing replica of an urn with a sandstone font base for Paul Saupe
  • Free-standing replica of an urn with a font base made of sandstone for Carl Brandt (architect) d. 1908, design by Alfred Klinck
  • Free-standing sandstone stalls with a bronze flame on top for Hermann Schink (authorized signatory), geb. 02/01/1864 died 09/17/1936 and Luise Schink born October 30, 1872 died July 16, 1961
  • Free-standing black granite stalls for Curt Seifert (Techn. Reichsb.Insp. aD) born. May 26th, 1887 died March 28th, 1938
  • Free-standing replica of an urn with an engraved Aesculapian wand on a black granite base for Oskar Schmidt (Dr. med.) geb. December 1st, 1874 died December 24th, 1928 and Helene Schmidt (née Graser), née 04.01.1888 d.12.11.1948
  • Free-standing replica of an urn with a font made from Pophyr (illegible)
  • Free-standing replica of an urn with a base made of shell limestone (illegible)
  • Column stump made of black polished marble on a pedestal made of granite approx. 1920–1940, Dept. II, Group XI.

94. Relief sculpture of a harp-playing angel , around 1910, made of shell limestone, around 1910, in front of the EO Tittel wall.

95. Hereditary funeral of the Ehrer family, around 1900, in front of the wall, marble sculpture of a young girl with a wreath of flowers in her hand on a granite base with the inscription: “Out of gratitude to the best parents”, Section III Group M.

96. Stehle Hermann Bachmann, around 1930, stele made of sandstone, Dept. I, Group K.

97. Hereditary funeral Richard Grobe, architect, b. 07/09/1891 died 04/29/1979, tombstone made of red sandstone with city arms, Dept. I, Group N.

98. Hereditary burial of the Arno Tröger family, around 1900, sandstone tomb with a relief image of angels , wall part of department V.

99. Hereditary funeral Fam. Alfred Schön, died .... Clara Schön geb. Sch ......; Alfred Schön born December 18, 1890 in Moscow - died April 14, 1915; Nikolai Schön born September 13, 1853 - d. October 8, 1924; Robert Schön; Tomb made of white granite with a fence made of white granite pillars with cast-iron fields, two remarkable individual tombstones (Nikolai and Robert) made of sandstone, wall part of Section IV, hereditary burial.

100. Hereditary funeral Fam. Otto Häuberer, around 1920, died ...... Otto Häberer (master builder), sandstone tomb, writing plate flanked by two half-high, fluted half-columns with an angel figure on each, this bordered by an ornate round arch voluminous keystone, on both sides in front of it an urn placed on a pedestal, wall section Dept. IV, hereditary burial.

101. Hereditary burial Fam. Ulbrich, Otto Ulbrich, Karl Danz, d. 1993 Herbert Danz, tomb made of porphyry with a depiction, presumably, of a stylized staff of Aesculapia, bordered by low hedges on the side, a simple sandstone bench and isolated stepping stones.

102. Hereditary funeral Fam. Ferdinand Kausche, d. 1891 Johanne Helene Eger b. Burkhard, d. 1891 Johanne Helene Eger b. Burkhard, d. 1892 Amalie Friedericke Glöckner born. Meyer, d. 1897 Ernst Theobald Glöckner, d. Ferdinand Kausche (book printer owner), d. 1915 Dorothee Amalie Margarete Oesterer, d. 1922 Eduard Arno Eger (merchant), d. 1923 Horst Friedrich Kausche, d. 1924 Minna verw. Ehrler born Hammer, d. Eduard Horst Kausche (newspaper publisher). Tomb in the form of a grave field with wrought iron enclosure consisting of six individual graves with sandstone surrounds, a child's grave with sandstone surrounds and a grave site with dark marble surrounds, wall part of Section III, hereditary burial.

103. Hereditary funeral Fam. Edwin Dix (master builder), simple tombstone with the insignia for a master builder, Section III, Group H.

104. Hereditary burial Fam. Voigt, around 1870, monumental sandstone tomb, wall part of Section III, hereditary burial.

105. Hereditary funeral Fam. Rössler, d. 1948 Dora Rössler, d. 1955 Kurt Rössler (surveyor), d. 1966 Dora Rössler, born. Böhner; Tomb made of red sandstone, to the left and right of the writing field each a large three-dimensional angel relief, wall part, Section IV.

106. Hereditary burial Fam. Gierisch Kaufmann, around 1910, sandstone tomb with black marble inscription, framed by hedges, demarcation to the path made of solid sandstone, access to two half-height sandstone pillars with attached planters, separate small black marble plaque “Loni Hurlbeck / Geb. Becker / 1905–1984 ", wall section, Department V.

107. Hereditary burial Fam. Leonhardt, 1915, sandstone tomb with a steel helmet sculpture on oak leaves and an inscription: “In memory of / our unforgettable sons u. Brothers / Fritz Leonhardt / Lieutenant IR1069 / born. September 1897 / died October 8, 1915 during / assault on LOOS. / Rudolph Leonhardt / Lieutenant FAR12.6. / born October 19, 1894 / d. January 30, 1917 / I. FIELD LAZARET QUEANT. ”, Wall section Section VI, hereditary burial 62A.

108. Hereditary funeral Fam. Ernst Emil Fabian, d. 1914 Alfred Fabian, d. 1917 Ernst Emil Fabian (teacher); Granite tomb, relief with oak wreath and iron cross as well as an inscription: “In memory of our dear son and brother / Alfred Fabian / geb. February 21, 1875. / He died the heroic death / on Aug. 30, 1914 / and rests near Rethel / in France. ”Wall section, Section Vi, hereditary burial 61B.

109. Hereditary funeral Fam. Florentin Kästner, Fam. Adolf Franz von Hinüber, Fam. Dr. Haselhoff, d. 1910 von Hinüber, Georg Franz (son of the district court director Adolf Franz von Hinüber), d. 1939 Kästner, Florentin (Dr. jur. Lawyer), tomb made of artificial stone, horizontal entablature on two pilasters each decorated with an angel relief, wall Section II, hereditary burial 21.

110. Tomb urn , tomb made of sandstone, free-standing urn with inscription: ".... AND .....", Section VI, Field IV.

111. Hereditary funeral Fam. Theodor Friedrich Keller, carpenter and master builder (d. December 21, 1903), opened in 1878 by Camilia Keller, sandstone slab embedded in the cemetery wall with meandering ribbon, pilasters and horizontal beams as well as additional panels, Zwickau main cemetery wall section, section I, hereditary burial 3 .

112. Hereditary burial and war memorial Fam. Otto Engelbrecht, merchant and coal merchant, Fam. Carl August Lehmann, opened in 1874; died 1911 Ella Engelbrecht b. Geyler, d. 1917 Rudolf Engelbrecht (son), d. 1932 Otto Engelbrecht (businessman), d. 1939 Carl August Lehmann (1884–1939), d. 1945 Carl August Lehmann (1919–1945), d. 1970 Elisabeth Lehmann b . Fikentscher, d. 1985 Frank Sonntag; Tomb with a memorial stone made of sandstone for Rudolf Engelbrecht who fell in World War I, the latter with a portrait medallion and the inscription of Carl August Lehmann who died in World War II: “Rudolf / Engelbrecht / geb. 2.7.1893 / died 8.9.1917 / at Vitry le Francoir / in memory / Carl August / Lehmann / born. 14.10.1919 / d. 27.4.1945 / ......... “, wall section Section I, hereditary burial 16b.

113. Hereditary funeral Fam. Ernst Kästner, b. 05.12.1859 died 05.10.1917 Ernst Kästner (owner of coal works in Bockwa) born. 04.09.1935 Ida Melitta Kästner b. Friedrich tomb made of sandstone with the inscription: “Here is resting in God / E. Kästner / coal works owner / born. d. December 5, 1859 in Oberhohndorf / died d. Oct. 5, 1917 “Wall section, Section I, hereditary burial 25B.

114. Hereditary burial Fam. Biele, Fam. Erdmann died 1939, tomb made of shell limestone, Dept. IV, Group IV.

Grave fields / urn groves:

a. Remnants of an urn grove with the following individual grave sites (Section II, Group XI):

  • Authorized signatory Hermann Schink, 1864–1936, gravestone 1936, pedestal with inscription, above a bronze flame
  • Urn grave Kurt Seifert, Technical Reichsbahn inspector ret. D., 1887-1938, cut granite
  • Three more stone urn graves, some with badly legible writing, one of these urn graves for Paul Saupe, sawmill owner, all from the 1930s, the second grave of the Bändel family.
  • Urn tomb for Dr. med. Oskar Schmidt (1874–1928) and his wife Helene Schmidt, granite, in Zackenstil, Dept. II, Group XII.

b. Grabfeld Section IV, Group IV, 1938–41, cushion urn grave field with cushion stones, mainly from around 1940.

c. Grave field for the Romanian and Russian prisoners of war: with two memorial stones made of sandstone with the inscription: "For the eternal memory of the dear comrades / dedicated by the Russian and Romanian prisoners of war of the Zwickau camp / 1914-1918", Section IV, Group VIII

  • Soviet honor grove with graves of fallen soldiers of the Second World War, Section IV, Groups XI and XII
  • Grave field with graves of the Zwickau bomb victims of the Second World War, Section IV, Group VII,
  • Meadow with pillow stones with the names of the soldiers, identification of whether it was a Russian or Romanian soldier and the date of death, the stones themselves with the names of the soldiers were renewed in 1998, two memorial stones with the following inscription have been preserved: “In memoria jubitilor nostri camarazi romani decedati in captivitate in timpul razboiului mondial 1916–1918 redicat din initiativaprizonirilor romani. Zwickau iS ”(memorial stone for the Romanian soldiers), on the reverse the inscription:“ In memory of the dear comrades dedicated by the Romanian prisoners of war of the Zwickau camp ”as well as stone for the Russian prisoners of war with the inscription:“ In memory of the dear comrades forever dedicated by the Russian prisoners of war of the Zwickau camp ”(memorial stone for the Russian soldiers), (memorial stone for the Romanian soldiers).

d. Soviet grove of honor with tombs for the fallen Russian soldiers of the Second World War, Section IV, Group XI, XII, individual graves made of red granite, paths Theuma slate and cenotaph with hammer and sickle and ears and Russian inscription: "Here rest 358 Soviet citizens" in individual graves as well 87 urns were embedded in the memorial, the fallen come from the entire district area, these are fallen soldiers and graves for slave labor. An unknown (high) number of Soviet citizens are buried in individual and communal graves: soldiers who died in the spring fighting, reburied prisoners of war and soldiers who died after 1945. The graves have uniformly designed tombstones with names and dates (not all). In the center of the main axis of the monument: the memorial wall, which tapers upwards, can be reached via two steps, with a strongly protruding cornice panel, drawn up in the middle. There on the globe (in half relief) exposed hammer and sickle, above Soviet star. In the upper third of the memorial wall, an honoring inscription. Material: sandstone, height approx. 450 cm Erected: approx. 1946/47 (Soviet honor grove, entire complex).

e. Honor grove with graves of fallen German soldiers from World War I and II: Section IV, Groups IV and VI, pillow stones from 1945 with the inscriptions of the fallen soldiers and a central stone made of Rochlitz porphyry tuff with the inscription: “Den Ours”, individual graves and the central memorial stone is from 1920 by Paul Berger.

f. Grave field for bomb victims of Zwickau citizens: standing and lying gravestones, bomb attack presumably from March 19, 1945, mostly granite fragments with the names and the date of death.

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Urban green area with two bear sculptures, stairs and walls made of Theuma slate Ernst-Schneller-Platz
(map) 		1933 Urban development historical value.

2009 Animal sculpture stored in the municipal building yard.

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Apartment building in half-open development, half of a double apartment building (belonging to Friedrich-Engels-Straße 59) Franz-Mehring-Strasse 1
(map) 		1906 Demanding Art Nouveau building in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.

Three-storey plastered building, facade characterized by plastered stucco decorations, jagged friezes, plastered fluted pilaster strips, head representations as well as floral decorations, balconies with iron railings, two-storey bay windows with ornamental framework, rectangular and arched windows, in the base area plastered cuboids with comb plaster, different plaster structures in the various floors Smooth plaster on the ground floor, rough plaster on the 1st floor and smooth plaster on the 2nd floor, large glare gable on the corner of the house with Art Nouveau plaster and stucco decorations.

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Administration building of the local health insurance fund Franz-Mehring-Strasse 3; 5; 7
(card) 		1925-1926 Representative, broad-based plastered building with rich interior fittings of architectural, architectural and urban value.

As a health insurance building, a striking, four-storey, broadly mounted plastered building, the horizontal of the building is emphasized by windowsill cornices, the facade is also decorated with small medallions - partly decorated with lions' heads, the base area and the entrance area bordered with natural stone blocks, the main entrance flanked by large iron lanterns , lavishly decorated front door with ornamental grilles on the glass inserts as well as a skylight with stained glass panes grooved above the door, hipped roof with regularly arranged two-axis dormers with hipped roof, inside: very good original condition - for example wall tiles, decorated with floral ornaments, leaded glass windows in the stairwell - representation of youth, Doors to the counter rooms have been preserved on the ground floor: double-leaf wooden doors with glass inserts, on the other floors original room doors.

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Apartment building in closed development Franz-Mehring-Strasse 4
(map) 		1914 Simplified plastered construction of urban value.

Four-storey, sandstone-clad base, central house entrance with elaborate door surrounds with décor typical of the time and keystone, original house door with raised skylight window, the house entrance arranged in the middle, two bay windows from the 1st floor, four floors reaching into the attic with putti making music, musical instruments and floral decorations, Smooth plaster unpainted, windows not renewed in accordance with listed buildings, beaver tail covering.

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Apartment building in closed development Franz-Mehring-Strasse 6
(map) 		1913 Typical plastered building in good original condition of architectural and urban value.

Wide, four-storey plastered building with natural stone plinth in regular layers, similar design to number 4, also central house entrance, original front door, windows modeled on the original with spruced skylights, three-storey bay windows on both sides into the attic, decorated with fruit baskets and garlands, restrained plaster stucco Decoration, two-axis wide roof bay window with oval window and gable roof, mansard roof with beaver tail covering.

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Apartment building in closed development Franz-Mehring-Strasse 8
(map) 		1901 Typical plastered building in good original condition of urban and architectural value.

Four-storey, five-axis building, simple design typical of the time, first floor segmented arched windows, upper storeys with rectangular windows, different window frames with bar profiles, horizontal roofing, keystones, various floral decorations, keel arches, etc., side door with high skylight, windows almost modeled on the original, profiled cornice.

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Apartment building in half-open development in a corner, part of a group of three houses (belonging to Lassallestrasse No. 52 and 54) Franz-Mehring-Strasse 9
(map) 		1908 Typical plastered construction of urban and architectural value.

Characteristic plastered building, as a corner house and as part of a row development of historical and urban value, three-storey building with different plaster structures, plastered ashlar on the corner, inlaid small tiles, facade probably slightly simplified, formerly on the ground floor shop - today converted for residential purposes, bay windows of different types Floor plans ornamental framework on the gable area, roof removed.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a double residential building (belonging to No. 12) Franz-Mehring-Strasse 10
(map) 		1901 Richly structured plastered building typical of the time, in good original condition of urban and architectural value.

Four-storey, five axes, side elevation, subsequent gate passage, which combines numbers 10 and 12 to form one house, segmental arched windows on the ground floor, rectangular windows on the upper floors, elaborate facade structuring, elaborate plastered construction divided by various ashlar elements, the parapet areas are particularly decorated, some pilaster strips, arched windows on the fourth floor, Marked on the side elevation 1901, plaster staining not original, window based on the original.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a double dwelling (see also No. 10) Franz-Mehring-Strasse 12
(map) 		1901 Elaborately structured plastered building in good original condition of urban and architectural value.

Same design as number 10.

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Apartment building in closed development Franz-Mehring-Strasse 14
(map) 		1900 Richly structured clinker brick building in good original condition of urban and architectural value.

Four-storey, five axes, ground floor segmented arched window, laterally arranged house entrance with a very nice original house door, two-winged with grooved skylight, the house door closes in a round arch, 1st and 2nd floor rectangular window, fourth floor round arched window, the windows themselves changed, not like the original, The facade design is similar to the neighboring houses, the facade is characterized by the orange-red and yellow clinker bricks, marked 1900 on the side elevation, there also triangular gable roofing on the 2nd floor with a bearded head in the triangular field.

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Apartment house in a corner in a semi-open development, with a front garden Franz-Mehring-Strasse 15
(map) 		1911 As part of a street district that was built at the same time, of urban value and of architectural historical importance as a typical plastered building in very good original condition.

Corner house, facade richly structured with protrusions and recesses, the grooved skylight windows are significant for the appearance of the house, these window rungs are designed differently on each floor - partly with curved rungs or enclosed rhombuses, hipped roofs in two levels with plain tile covering divide the facade horizontally, Original fastenings for balcony boxes on consoles, bay windows over rectangular and circular floor plans, extended mansard, there lavishly structured roof bay window with medallion.

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Apartment building in closed development Franz-Mehring-Strasse 16
(map) 		1900 Elaborately structured clinker brick building in relatively good original condition, of architectural and urban value.

Same design as number 14, however, the front door has been moved and replaced by a new, non-listed front door, as well as the windows not listed.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 19 and 21) with a front garden Franz-Mehring-Strasse 17
(map) 		1901 Architecturally demanding plastered construction typical of the time and of architectural and urban value.

Uniformly designed house group, whereby the two flanking buildings have the same design, all with central projections, the outer buildings with laterally arranged corner bay windows over a rectangular floor plan over two floors, decorative elements: cast plastered stucco decorations, window canopies with horizontal beams or triangular gables, in the middle arranged a segmental arch roofing with coats of arms and floral decorations, on the ground floor keystone with gaff head, lavishly decorated roof bay window completed like a volute, original front door, original window restored.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 17 and 21) with a front garden Franz-Mehring-Strasse 19
(map) 		1902 Typical plastered construction in a sophisticated design of architectural and urban value.

Similar design as the neighboring houses, middle house with entrance on the middle projection, laterally flanked by 2 × 3 window axes, middle projection from the 1st floor with triple windows, artificial stone window frames and triangular gable roofs or horizontal window roofings, similar gable design as the neighboring houses, windows reconstructed according to the original, original double-sashed Front door with high skylight, the keystones on the ground floor with gaffed heads (bearded men's heads).

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 17 and 19) with a front garden Franz-Mehring-Strasse 21
(map) 		1902 As part of a contemporaneous street of urban value as well as a well-preserved residential building typical of the time of architectural value.

Same design as number 17, but with the original bell roof on the bay window, simplified roof bay window - crown missing.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 25 and Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße 64), with a front garden Franz-Mehring-Strasse 23
(map) 		1904 Very simple plastered building typical of the time and of urban value.

Three-storey, very plain, simple decorated decorative elements, windows all renewed, not according to the original, dormers marked "SA".

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 23 and Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße 64) with front garden Franz-Mehring-Strasse 25
(map) 		1905 Simple plastered construction typical of the time of urban and architectural significance.

Simple plastered building with plaster and stucco decorations typical of the time, simplified windows, original front door preserved, urban development value, marked "SA" on the roof bay window.

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Apartment block (with five entrances, Franz-Mehring-Straße 26–32 and Kurt-Eisner-Straße 73) and green area Franz-Mehring-Strasse 26; 28; 30; 32
(card) 		1955 Architecturally demanding plastered buildings of importance in terms of urban planning and building history. 09231061
 
Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 11) Freiligrathstrasse 9
(map) 		1912 Architecturally sophisticated facade of architectural and urban significance.

Three-storey building, on the ground floor plastering, otherwise differently colored plastering fields, partly belt cornice, simple rectangular windows replaced by new windows, entrance recessed with stairs, round arched, two-axis bay window, initially on a rectangular floor plan, then polygonally extending into the roof, natural stone base with original grating of the cellar windows.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 9) Freiligrathstrasse 11
(map) 		1912 Architecturally sophisticated facade of architectural and urban significance.

Three-storey building, on the ground floor plastering, otherwise differently colored plastering fields, partly belt cornice, simple rectangular windows replaced by new windows, entrance recessed with stairs, round arched, two-axis bay window, initially on a rectangular floor plan, then polygonally extending into the roof, natural stone base with original grating of the cellar windows.

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Two row houses in a row of houses, consisting of six buildings Freiligrathstrasse 30; 32
(card) 		1930 As the best-preserved parts of this row of houses and the construction period of architectural historical importance.

Both buildings have the same design, four-storey plastered buildings with a central projectile, these clinkered on the ground floor area, as well as the edging of the staircase windows, elaborate design with pilasters or protruding layers of runners, facade pilaster structure, belt cornice, almost square window formats, clinker brick plinths, house entrance doors original, Single-leaf with glass inserts, high, lattice-split skylight, the windows are based on the original, characteristic examples of the architecture of the late 1920s, in very good original condition of architectural historical importance.

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Apartment building with two entrances Freiligrathstrasse 33a; 33b
(card) 		1935 Objective, contemporary plastered construction in good original condition.

Four-storey plastered building with windowsill cornice between the third and fourth floors, regular window arrangement of the rectangular windows, these colored in porphyry, base natural stone, layered masonry, on both gable sides polygonal bay windows from the first floor into the attic with wooden frames between the windows, on the window parapets between the first and second floor mural painting and writing, whereby one of the pictures was preserved and covered (there is a representation of a soldier and corresponding inscription), on the other side of the bay a representation of a German family in the sense of blood and soil painting and the inscription: " Your own stove is worth gold ”as well as“ My home, my world ”, wooden balconies - based on the original, concrete window frames, Theuma slate base, the doors are edged with clinker.

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Part of an apartment block with three entrances (see also Nordplatz 5) Freiligrathstrasse 37
(map) 		1935 (No. 37) Simple plastered construction of architectural value.

Forming a block of flats with Nordplatz 5, multi-storey plastered building with a brick base, simple plastered building without ornaments, the facade is designed by the relationship between window openings and wall surface, horizontal rectangular formats of the windows, each with three leaves with rung division of the wings, saddle roof, forming a block of flats with the two buildings , Number 37 was added later in the 1930s, the facade is enlivened by a three-storey, polygonal bay window with half-timbered or wooden construction, the parapet fields of the bay window were originally decorated with paintings, including inscriptions and pictorial, figural representations that are today z. Z. are no longer clearly recognizable.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double dwelling (belonging to August-Bebel-Straße 8) with enclosure and front garden Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 18
(map) 		1906 Typical plastered building in original condition with ornamental framework.

three-storey, five axes, different facade design, partly decorative framework on the gable triangle and on the roof bay, on parts of the 2nd floor plaster and stucco decorations between the windows, pilasters on the upper floor and plaster ashlar on the ground floor and in the base area, concrete fence pillars with iron fence in very good original condition preserved, original front door.

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Apartment building in closed development Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 27
(map) 		1901 Typical building in clinker mixed construction of architectural and urban value.

Six axes, three-storey, ground floor plastering, both upper floors red clinker brick, elaborate window frames with ornamental decorations in the keystone, plastered stucco decorations, original dormers, two in each case flank a two-axis roof bay window, which is presumably somewhat reduced, house entrance on the side with the original front door, two-winged with glass inserts and small crowns as well as split skylight.

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Apartment building in closed development Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 29
(map) 		1900 Typical clinker brick building in good original condition of urban and architectural value.

Three-storey, five axes, gate passage arranged laterally with large original two-winged wooden gate with split skylight, window renewed, yellow clinker brick, belt cornice, horizontal window canopies, the middle window axes on the 1st floor covered with a large triangular gable, small head representation in the tympanum, two-axis modified roof bay window Dormers with a gable roof.

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Apartment building in closed development Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 31
(map) 		1900 Typical clinker brick building in good original condition of urban and architectural value.

Three-storey, five axes, gate passage arranged laterally with a large original two-winged wooden gate with split skylight, new window, yellow clinker brick, belt cornice, horizontal window canopies, the middle window axes on the 1st floor covered with a large triangular gable, small head representations in the tympanum, two-axis modified roof bay windows and small ones Dormers with a gable roof, same design as number 29.

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Apartment building in closed development Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 33
(map) 		1901 Time-typical, elaborately structured clinker brick building in good original condition of urban and architectural value.

Same design as the neighboring house with minimal differences, better roof design.

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Apartment building in closed development Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 35
(map) 		1901 Elaborately structured clinker brick building typical of the time in good original condition of urban and architectural value.

Three-storey, six axes, orange-red clinker brick, windows based on the original, painted green, laterally arranged gate passage with double-leaf gate with split skylight, elaborate plaster decoration on the first floor and crowning of the windows with roofs and spheres, original roof design.

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Apartment building in closed development, with shop Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 36
(map) 		1905 With original butcher shop equipment, quality decorated Art Nouveau building in good original condition, of architectural significance.

Three-storey plastered building with a central bay window and bound window axes, high-quality plaster stucco decoration, among other things below the bay window, presumably a depiction of a peacock stealing a girl, furthermore a stylized depiction of an owl and a big cat and a female head on the roof bay, this four-axis with arched windows as well as decorative arches and stone ball, Butcher shop with Art Nouveau tiles and colored glass ceiling.

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Apartment building in closed development Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 38
(map) 		1904 With a shop, a typical Art Nouveau house, probably structurally slightly simplified, in good original condition of architectural value.

Similar design to the neighboring house, the stucco decoration below the bay window is missing, it is not known whether this decoration was present, designation on the bay window: "EB 1905", a representation of angels on the gable, shell frieze on the cornice.

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Apartment building in closed development Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 40
(map) 		1903 Residential house in mixed clinker construction of architectural value.

Three-storey, seven axes, ground floor faced with red clinker brick, house entrance arranged in the center with plastering and natural stone decoration as well as a blind arch with red glazed bricks. 1st and 2nd floor with pilaster structure, pilasters and pilasters in dark red glazed bricks, the capitals decorated with plaster decorations and lion heads, rectangular window openings with compensating arches with keystones, all windows not renovated in accordance with listed buildings.

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Apartment building in closed development Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 41
(map) 		1905 Elaborately designed Art Nouveau building in good original condition.

Six axes, three-storey, base of bosses ashlar (prefabricated artificial stone), slightly protruding central projection with house entrance and original front door as well as Art Nouveau door surrounds, window crowns designed similar to the door surround, balcony with stone parapet on the 2nd floor, roof bay with floral and figural plaster decorations.

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 43
(map) 		1906 With a shop, an architecturally elaborate Art Nouveau building in good original condition, of importance in terms of building history.

Richly structured plastered building typical of the time in corner location and closed development. On the ground floor there is a shop on the corner, the shop windows of which have been preserved with skylights divided by bars. The facade is lavishly designed with plaster ashlar on the ground floor, plaster stucco decorations, especially in the area of ​​the roof bay windows, as well as projections and recesses in the façade, bay windows and balconies with openwork stone parapets. Living space was created in the roof, which resulted in simplifications of the roof and the incorporation of sunbathing windows. As a high-quality, largely original building and part of a residential area that was created at the same time, it gains importance in terms of architectural history and urban development. Three-storey, polygonal corner formation, base with concrete bosses, door portal with Art Nouveau decoration, similarly designed window crowns, shop on the corner, above it a bay-like porch with balconies, marked on the corner from 1906.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 51) and front garden Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 49
(map) 		1902 Typical plastered building in good original condition of urban value.

Three-storey, with the neighboring house shared central projection, the same design as the neighboring house, triangular gable roofing on the ground floor, partial segmental arch roofing with shell motif and plaster stucco decoration on the cornice on the 1st floor: frieze with shell ornamentation, large shared gable, this labeled 1902, dormers original preserved.

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Half-open apartment building, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 49) and front garden Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 51
(map) 		1902 Typical plastered building in good original condition of urban value.

Three-storey, side elevation, forming a common central elevation with the neighboring house, same design as the neighboring house, triangular gable roofing on the ground floor, partial segmental arch roofing with shell motif on the 1st floor and round arches with decoration in the arched field as well as stucco decoration on the cornice: frieze with shell ornament, large Blind gable marked 1902 together with the neighboring house, original dormers preserved.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 55a) with fencing and front garden Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 53
(map) 		1902 Typical plastered building in good original condition of architectural and urban value.

same design as number 49 and 51 as well as the neighboring house number 55a, three-storey, common central projection with neighboring house, same design as the neighboring house, on the ground floor triangular gable roofing, on the 1st floor partially segmented arch roofing with shell motif, on the 2nd floor round arches with plaster decorations in the arch field and plaster stucco decoration on the cornice: frieze with shell ornamentation, original dormers, glare gable above the window of the central risalit with plaster cartouche marked EB 1902, enclosure: wrought iron fence (with iron fence pillars)

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 57), with enclosure and front garden Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 55
(map) 		1899 Typical historicism building in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.

Three-storey, five axes, side elevation with pilaster structure, plaster grooves on the ground floor, arched windows on the ground floor, upper floors and attic with rectangular and segmented arched window openings with profiled window frames, original dormers with artificial stone facing, high mansard roof, side house entrance with small open staircase with original, intricately designed, original banister Front door, courtyard facade partly clinkered, courtyard-side extension without monument value. Ancillary facilities: front garden and wrought-iron fence with fence posts made of clinker bricks.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 53) with enclosure and front garden Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 55a
(map) 		1902 Typical plastered building in good original condition of architectural and urban value.

Same design as numbers 49 and 51 as well as the neighboring house number 53, three-storey, with the neighboring house forming a common central projection, the same design as the neighboring house, triangular gable roofing on the ground floor, partial segmental arch roofing with shell motif on the first floor, round arched roofing on the second floor its arch field decorations and plaster stucco decoration on the cornice: frieze with shell ornamentation, original dormers, glare gable: above the window cartouche labeled EB 1902, the house is the only one of this group of houses to have the original color, the facade was sand-colored as the basic tone, the decorative elements such as cornices, Windowsill cornices, window frames and crownings were set off in porphyry color, enclosure: wrought iron fence (with iron fence pillars).

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Apartment building in closed development Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 56
(map) 		around 1900 Remarkable clinker brick building with a unique design and very good original condition of architectural value.

Three-storey, five axes, structure of the pilaster strips, the facade is structured exclusively by clinker bricks - different layers of runners as well as diagonally running layers of runners, Art Nouveau front door in very good quality with a curved spar and radial bars in the skylight as well as oval glass inserts in the door leaves, reminiscent of the North German brick architecture, Small square artificial stone decorations between the 1st and 2nd floors, in the middle of which are different plaster structures (reminiscent of the ridge plaster), high mansard roof with three-axis roof bay windows and dormers.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 55), with fence and front garden Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 57
(map) 		1899 Typical of the time, originally preserved historicism building of architectural and urban value.

Same design as the neighboring house with elaborate plaster decorations on the facade, original dormers, fencing same design, courtyard side: entrance or vestibule in half-timbered construction with typical Wilhelminian-style decorations, elaborate half-timbered construction, blind or empty barriers, decorations (boards) sawn out in the gable fields , Water is drained off via chains, two glazings, one of which is original, partly with colored glass windows, original front door.

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Apartment building in closed development Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 58
(map) 		1901 Part of a street that was designed at the same time, of urban value.

Typical clinker brick building, orange-red clinker brick, five axes, three-storey, windows with horizontal window roofs or segmental arches and triangular gables, the original front door with carved decoration (reminiscent of Art Nouveau) arranged on the side.

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Apartment building in a corner location, part of a duplex (see also Franz-Mehring-Str. 1) Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 59
(map) 		1906 With a shop, plastered building, which is important in terms of urban planning, in a relatively good original condition, of significance in terms of building history. Three-storey plastered building with polygonal corner formation of architectural and urban value.

Slightly protruding corner projectile with shop on the ground floor and two-story bay window over a rectangular floor plan from the 1st floor. An essential design element of the facade are balconies with iron parapets or two-storey bay windows with decorative trusses. Despite the changed plaster, the plaster decorations such as friezes, plaster tapes, window sill cornices and decorations on various window parapets remained original. Window openings on the ground floor end with round arches, otherwise the facade is characterized by regularly arranged rectangular windows of almost the same size. The building is completed by a high mansard roof. The roof houses and dormers were originally preserved.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of three houses (see also No. 63 and 65) Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 61
(map) 		1905 Reduced Art Nouveau building in good original condition of urban value.

Three-storey, central projection, a total of five axes, very simple and functional, purely ornamental decoration of the facade, simple rectangular windows without window frames or decorations.

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Apartment building in closed development Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 62
(map) 		1899 Typical clinker brick building of urban value.

Two-storey, six axes, windows with horizontal window roofs and plaster stucco decoration typical of the time, facade of yellow clinker with plaster strips, original two-winged wooden front door with glass inserts and split skylight, slight changes in the roof area.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (see also No. 61 and 65) Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 63
(map) 		1905 Reduced Art Nouveau building in good original condition, part of a street that was built at the same time, of urban significance.

Middle house of the group of three houses of the same design, middle entrance, middle projection, door frame with Art Nouveau decoration, coat of arms-like representation above, glare gable with two axes, same design as neighboring buildings, roof area slightly changed.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of three houses (see also No. 61 and 63) Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 65
(map) 		1905 Reduced Art Nouveau building in good original condition of urban value.

Same design as the neighboring houses, on the courtyard side a small wooden vestibule in the typical design of this time and a balcony on the ground floor with glazing and wooden construction and sawn-out parapet boards, and two leaded glass windows in the stairwell.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of three houses (see also No. 70 and 72) Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 68
(map) 		around 1902 Typical building in clinker mixed construction in very good original condition with remarkable wall and ceiling paintings in the stairwell.

Three-storey, six axes, the house has been renovated to the highest quality compared to the neighboring buildings, the ground floor is plastered with window sill cornice, belt cornice, light red clinker brick on the two upper floors, horizontal window canopies and triangular gables, natural or artificial stone window parapets decorated with flowers, original dormers, side house entrance , inside high-quality wall and ceiling painting of the staircase (Art Nouveau painting, which was found again in 1995 during renovation work and partially restored).

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (see also No. 68 and 72) Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 70
(map) 		1899 Typical building in clinker mixed construction of urban value.

House entrance on the eaves side with the original front door, typically simplified Art Nouveau door with curved bars in the skylight, same design as neighboring buildings.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of three houses (see also No. 68 and 70) Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 72
(map) 		around 1900 Typical building in clinker mixed construction of urban value.

Three-storey, six axes, first floor plastering without structure, upper storey red clinker brick, belt cornice, window canopies with horizontal beams and triangular gable, simple plaster stucco decoration on the first floor on the window parapets, windows not prototypically renewed.

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Individual monument as a whole Moritzkirche: Church with furnishings Heinrich-Heine-Strasse
(map) 		1892-1893 Striking clinker brick building with architectural significance (see also the same address as a whole - Obj. 09301870).

Elaborate neo-Gothic central building, built 1891–93 based on the design by Hans Abesser & Jürgen Kröger, Berlin, which was awarded the first prize. The former Moritzkirche, founded at the end of the 12th century, renovated several times, was demolished after the completion of the current one. The entire building with rich brick ornamentation, covering the surfaces in relief, red unglazed bricks alternating with blue and brown glazed ones. Building faced with red tiles over a Greek cross, 5/8 choir closure with chapel wreath, the western gable wall flanked by two octagonal towers with conical roofs. The mighty crossing tower with a pyramid roof and square corner towers. At the same time as the church, two neo-Gothic parsonages were built symmetrically to it in the northeast and southeast. The large, light central room is impressive. Galleries in the transept, in the west the organ gallery on squat columns with Corinthian capitals. The choir wall is adorned with brick arcades, with Christ and the Evangelists in the choir windows. In the north, south and west gables there are large rose windows depicting baptism, the Lord's Supper and an angel, all windows by Bruno Urban. Equipment: uniform in neo-Gothic style. Altar, pulpit and baptism in oak. Altar with architectural structure, in three-pass niches as a full figure of Christ as the Good Shepherd, as half-figures Peter and Paul, as a crown a crucifix. - Pulpit with figural and ornamental carvings, the teaching Christ, Moses with tablets of the law, Elias with the raven. - Baptism with top and basin made of gold bronze with chasing. - In the nave the sandstone figures of Luther, Petrus, Philipus, Jakobus the Elder. Ä., Jakobus d. J., Thomas and Paulus. - Jehmlich organ.

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Apartment building in closed development Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 22
(map) 		1891 Part of a uniformly designed street, urban value.

Three-storey, five-axis, yellow clinker brick building with a plastered base, sandstone structure, simple design, slightly simplified, as part of the uniform street route worthy of a monument.

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Apartment building in corner location in semi-open development, part of a group of four houses (belonging to Clara-Zetkin-Straße 21, 23 and 25) Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 23
(map) 		1888 Originally preserved plastered building of great importance in terms of urban development and architectural history.

Very well preserved plastered building with plaster grooves, polygonal masonry on the base, high-quality, elaborate window frames, tower-like corner building, two arched fields with sgraffito with grotesques, simple window frames, horizontal roofing on the 1st floor, dormers extended.

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Apartment building in closed development Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 24
(map) 		1892 Clinker brick construction typical of the time, as part of a similarly designed street of urban significance.

Five axes, three-storey, orange-red clinker brick, plastered base, windows and door renewed, structural elements: sandstone strips, window frames or roofs and veneers of the dormers, skylight windows, quite simplified house, urban development value as part of a street with a uniform design.

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Apartment building in closed development Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 26
(map) 		1894 Typical clinker brick construction of architectural and urban value.

Five axes, three-storey, sandstone structure painted over, typical elements such as sills on console stones, horizontal window canopies or triangular gable roofs, simple dormers, today skylight windows, windows and doors have been renewed.

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Apartment building in closed development Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 27
(map) 		1896 Typical house of the time in an extremely simple design with a very low monument value.

Deletion: facade very plain, windows and doors changed, no historical value.

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Apartment building in closed development Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 28
(map) 		1894 Typical clinker brick construction of architectural and urban value.

Same design as the neighboring house, as part of a closed, preserved street of urban development value, painting in the stairwell, original front door preserved.

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 29
(map) 		1896 Originally with a shop, a simple plastered building typical of the time and of urban and architectural value.

Three-storey, four-storey corner, corner projections, store added, converted into apartments, simple facade structure and profiled window walls, at the corner with window canopies and triangular gables or horizontal entablature crowned by small heads, otherwise very simple construction, only urban development significance as a corner house.

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Apartment building in closed development Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 30
(map) 		1894 Typical clinker brick building with terracotta decorations of architectural and urban value.

Three-storey, five axes, ground floor red clinker decorated with yellow clinker, among other things profiled stones and terracotta window canopies as overlap cornice, upper floor yellow clinker brick with red clinker strips also decorated with terracotta window roofings (overlap cornice), changed on the eaves as well as in the roof area, window changed, original front door preserved: double casement door with high skylight.

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Apartment house in a corner and closed development Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 32
(map) 		1898 With shop, clinker brick building typical of the time of urban and architectural value.

Three-storey, four-storey corner, corner projections, ground floor red clinker brick, both upper storeys decorated with yellow clinker brick with dark red glazed brick strips, window renewed, original house gate: two-winged with glass insert and ornamental grating as well as spruced skylight preserved, otherwise relatively plain, slightly changed in the roof area, as part of a closed one Streets of urban and historical value.

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Apartment building in closed development Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 33
(map) 		1907 Architecturally demanding plastered building in very good original condition of architectural and urban significance.

Three-storey, broadly laid plastered building in a similar design to the neighboring house, here only the house entrance is arranged in the middle with the original door: single-leaf with a fixed side part with sprouted skylight, bay window connected to balconies, same design as the neighboring building, roof bay window simplified.

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Apartment building in closed development Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 35
(map) 		1907 Architecturally demanding plastered construction of architectural and urban value.

Broad plastered building with central projection and bay window as well as balconies, window parapets on the bay window decorated with ornamental plaster and stucco decorations, different plaster structures or plaster decorations, on the ground floor plaster ashlar , cornice on the bay window with wave frieze or cube frieze, also on the cornice with wave-shaped frieze, roof bay : with a semicircular bay window and a small oval window as the mouth of a mask, sheet metal edging of the dormers, also there a small cube frieze above the windows, the side entrance flanked by pilasters that carry a segmented arch roof, this is crowned by two stone balls, original house door with colored glass windows in the skylight , inside everything renewed.

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Apartment building in closed development Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 37
(map) 		around 1905 Plastered building with Art Nouveau decorations of architectural and urban significance.

Three-storey, broadly mounted plastered building with 4-axis roof bay, crowned by segmental arches, Art Nouveau decorations (border of the windows), different plaster colors - probably not corresponding to the original, plaster grooves and different plaster structures, large laterally arranged gate entrances, house doors and windows changed.

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Apartment building in a semi-open area in a corner Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 44
(map) 		re. 1906 With shop, plastered building typical of the time with restrained Art Nouveau decoration of urban and architectural value (belonging to Lassallestrasse 42 and 44).

Well-renovated three-storey plastered building with polygonal corner projections, marked 1906, restrained plaster and stucco decorations, Art Nouveau, windows based on the original with lattice-split skylights, original shop window, shop door changed, on the facade bas-reliefs with floral decorations and simple plaster grooves, smooth and rough plaster, coloring Today, it does not correspond to the original, as part of a group of three houses the house has urban and architectural significance.

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Apartment block of a residential complex (belonging to Lassallestr. 43) Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 46; 48; 50; 52; 54
(card) 		1928 45, 47 and 49 with a green area in front, an important urban construction in mixed construction.

Broad plastered building, ground floor faced with clinker bricks, base area and entrance areas bordered with dark red clinker bricks, processed on the surface so that a rough matt surface is created with different colors, on the courtyard side staircase protrusions and house entrances with original house doors: double-leaf doors with large chopped glass inserts and Barbed skylights, arched doors with open staircases in front, oversized keystones (seemingly expressionistic) above the door openings, today balconies are placed in front of the facade, the facade is provided with maggot plaster or smooth plaster, on both sides of the block of houses three-storey bay windows on a rectangular floor plan, also partially clad with clinker or flanked by dark red clinker bricks, regularly arranged rectangular windows, hipped roof with slate covering, facade design lives from the different structures of the surface, the difference between smooth clinker bricks and roughened clinker bricks as well as rough plaster and smooth plaster or on the back of the house the maggot plaster.

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Apartment block of a residential complex (Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 47–59) and the front building of the residential complex (Lassallestrasse 41) with a green area in front Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 47; 49; 51; 53; 55; 57; 59
(card) 		1928 Building complex shaped by the new building of the beginning of the 20th century, of architectural historical importance.

Heinrich-Heine-Str. 47–57: four-storey row of houses, windows designed as ribbon windows, horizontal accentuation of the facades by clinker brick or plaster strips, simple rectangular windows in a row, stairwells as vertical elements highlighted by plaster and window shapes, individual houses: each a staircase arranged on the side, which is through the uniform The plaster design is emphasized vertically, seven small rectangular windows arranged one above the other in a row above the entrance door, next to each of four window axes (horizontal window formats - three-sash), plastered surfaces between the windows, uniform surfaces veneered with dark red sintered bricks between the floors - emphasized by this and by window rows and window formats the horizontal, red-beige-striped house facades in contrast to the light and uniformly colored stairwell areas, the blocks are each flanked by a head building, head buildings: plinth cladding with dark red sintered bricks, stairs Houses designed similarly, plaster strips, the three upper floors plastered, windows regularly lined up and contrasted in color so that a certain rhythm of the facade arises. Lassallestr. 41: four-storey, objectively designed plastered building with a dark red clinker base, set-back entrance, above loggias with semicircular balcony railings veneered with clinker, hipped roof, very simple rectangular windows, today windows and front door not renewed prototypically, after completion the Zwickau City Planning Director Siegfried von Tilling originally lived here, Refurbishment in 1995.

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Apartment building in corner location in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to Kurt-Eisner-Straße 28) and fencing Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 69
(map) 		1914 With shop, plastered building that is important in terms of urban planning.

Simple plastered building with a few plastered stucco decorations, polygonal bay windows at the corner, the windows modeled on the original with lattice-split skylights, attic houses with crooked hipped roof and wooden paneling, corner tower also polygonal, balconies presented on the back of the house, no original doors inside, only original ones Iron railing.

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Residential house in open development Kolpingstrasse 11
(map) 		1935-1936 Typical plastered building erected for the manufacturer Blumer, of architectural and historical importance.

Two-storey plastered building on an irregular floor plan, Theumaer slate base, transverse rectangular windows with narrow natural stone surrounds, originally with shutters (which were of decisive importance for the external appearance of the villa, have not been preserved), steep hipped roof, slightly curved (originally with slate covering, these only partially preserved), single dormer windows with hipped roof, winter garden on the ground floor, balcony above the winter garden on the upper floor; House entrance: large, curved flight of stairs and terrace covered with Theuma slate, the door frame and terrace railing also made from Theuma slate, round-arched double-leaf front door with glass inserts and original decorative grating as well as original fittings; Inside: original furnishings, ground floor: vestibule with original swing door to the hall and groin vault, hall with wall paneling and flat barrel vault, a two-flight, slightly spiraled wooden staircase leads from the hall to the upper floor, some of the wooden handrails have been preserved, the hall was also The stove in the salon can be heated, the ceiling beams are still visible in the salon; Upper floor: master bedroom with original built-in cupboards with inlays and polished mirrors, in the hallway and in other rooms further simple wall cupboards above the doors, room doors largely preserved, remains of the original tiles in the bathroom (white tiles about 15 × 15 cm with green or blue glaze upper edge), niche for the bathtub in the bathroom, wall cabinets on both sides of the niche, bathtub itself not preserved. House technology: partly from the construction period including ventilation flaps over the windows and in the walls, composite windows (all original, probably partly with sliding device), heaters under the windows in niches (heating panels renewed). Cellar: House with a complete cellar, partly wine cellar and storage cellar, the middle room between the white wine and the former red wine cellar served as a drinking room, so it was characterized by a special design. This room is closed off by a cross vault, the entrance door is accentuated by an edging with Theuma slate, the former red wine cellar was converted into an air raid shelter.

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villa Kolpingstrasse 15
(map) 		1891/1892 Well-preserved historicism building in clinker construction of architectural and urban value.

Two-storey building on a rectangular floor plan with projections and recesses, red clinker brick with sandstone areas and window frames, some with ornamental or floral decorations, subsequent addition without monument value, changes in the roof area and missing tower hood in the corner bay, marked in the crown above the coupled window on the ground floor "PE" - initials of the client, the former coal mine owner Paul Ebert.

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villa Kolpingstrasse 17
(map) 		1879 Typical historicism building of its time, dominated by the tower construction, of urban and architectural value.

Two-storey plastered building on an approximately rectangular floor plan with elaborate facade structuring, among other things, window frames designed as pilasters and crowned with segmental arches or triangular gables, these decorated with fruit garlands and mythical creatures, cranked cornice, corner tower with flat inclined pyramid roof and three original square notch on the ground floor Unfortunately, the tower no longer exists, lavish stucco ceilings, doors and parquet floors have been preserved inside, renovation 1996.

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Corner villa with fencing and front garden Kolpingstrasse 19
(map) 		1881 Architecturally sophisticated neo-renaissance building in very good original condition of architectural, architectural and urban value.

Two-storey plastered building with protrusions and recesses, elaborate facade structure, semicircular bay window, above balcony with baluster parapet, winter garden with large arched windows, also above balcony with baluster parapet as well as ornamental decorations - bas-reliefs, polygonal staircase porch, flat sloping hip roofs with subsequent cave windows, remains of the enclosure Refurbishment 1997/98.

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Villa with the rest of the enclosure Kolpingstrasse 21
(map) 		Built in 1881 Typical of the time, architecturally sophisticated neo-renaissance building in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.

Part of a well-preserved residential area in a similar design, building with projections and recesses, two-storey, including an originally open roofed terrace, later a winter garden, decorative grating on the winter garden at the window openings, bay windows with a balcony above, elaborate window frames with pilasters and horizontal roofs, on the upper floor Arched windows, flat sloping hipped roof with a wide roof overhang, egg bar frieze on the cornice; Enclosure: recessed iron fence, windowsill cornice on the upper floor removed during renovation in 1990, house entrance with staircase and open anteroom with arched openings and round corner pillar.

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Villa with enclosure and garden Kolpingstrasse 23
(map) 		1883 Architecturally sophisticated clinker brick building in very good original condition with original accessories of architectural and urban value.

Villa: two-storey clinker brick building on an irregular floor plan in the Swiss style with various clinker brick decorations including colored ribbons or jagged frieze and other ornamental decorations, protruding, flat sloping gable roofs supported on purlins and cantilever consoles, at the corner a small tower with a flat sloping cross roof and a modified winter garden (originally open roofed veranda), rectangular bay window with a balcony above it with balusters and brick parapet pillars, here a sandstone medallion with portrait busts of a man and a woman (bas-relief), window on the ground floor with straight or segmental arch, on the upper floor round arched windows, roofing of the house entrance changed , House entrance with staircase and stone vases on the steps of the stair stringers; Enclosure: brick fence pillars as well as iron fence with gate and wicket door originally preserved; Garden: Paved path made from Fikentscher slabs.

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Villa with back building, fence and garden Kolpingstrasse 25
(map) 		1892 Typical clinker brick building in neo-renaissance style in good original condition of architectural and urban value.

Villa: two-storey, broadly laid out yellow clinker brick building with central projection, facade decorations typical of the time, window frames, cornices, ribbons, corner blocks and parapet fillings made of sandstone, polygonal corner tower (tower hood no longer available), between the central projection and corner tower terrace with exit to the garden, here original wrought iron banister Terrace parapet no longer original, crowning of the central projection simplified, as well as some other areas, but the fencing in very good original condition, iron fence in the area of ​​the gate entrance and the gate with natural stone pillars, large garden probably still with remains of the old planting, inside stucco ceilings, ceiling and wall paintings (preserved) and platform coverings preserved; Back building: The yellow clinker facade is characterized by window and door openings with segmental arches as a roll layer and an eaves cornice made of red clinker in the form of a tooth-cut frieze. The five-axis building is divided into three areas. In the left axis is the house entrance with the staircase behind it. To the right of this is a two-axis central projection with the entrance to the former depot (today the garage entrance). In the attic there was originally a hay elevator to the feed floor located here. The remains can still be seen below the eaves. The right two window axes are a little further back than the left. The horse stable was originally located here on the ground floor. This can still be seen today from the two ventilation openings above the window and door. The entire upper floor was reserved for the coachman's apartment. Refurbishment 2004/2005.

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Tenement house (formerly), today with a restaurant in a corner in a closed area Kolpingstrasse 27
(map) 		1903 With shop, typical Art Nouveau building of architectural and urban value.

Four-storey, partially three-storey plastered building with pilaster strips and Art Nouveau window frames, a two-storey bay window per street facade with a balcony at the top, three-storey corner bay window with a changing floor plan, here on the ground floor originally a shop entrance, in the corner area two roof bay windows with two teardrop-shaped windows each, the facade reduced, originally lively alternation between smooth and rough plastered surfaces, the windows in different sizes, partitions and shapes, but not renewed prototypically, also the roof area slightly changed, due to the dominant street location of great importance for urban development; Originally the Seidel green goods store was on the ground floor, and Anna Clara Oertel's architecture and construction management office was on the first floor until 1907 . Facade renovation in 1991.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to Walther-Rathenau-Straße 52) Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 18
(map) 		around 1907 As part of a uniformly designed street of urban and architectural value.

Three-storey, four-storey corner projections, typical of the time, lavishly designed window frames, different on each floor, some with keel arches and segmental arch roofing and profiling, simple ornamental framework on the side projection, windows based on the original with lattice-split skylights, very beautiful dormers - three pieces - with wooden barriers and wooden barriers.

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Apartment building in semi-open development with enclosure and front garden, part of a double residential building (see also Heinrich-Heine-Straße 69) Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 28
(map) 		1908 Traditional plastered construction of urban and architectural value.

Three-storey, four axes, single-axis side elevation with simple ornamental framework, simple plaster facade, the windows designed with profiled window frames and decorated window frames, original, wrought iron fence.

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Apartment building in a corner in a semi-open development Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 30
(map) 		1913 With a shop, as part of a street built at the same time of urban and architectural value.

Very simple plastered building typical of the time, partially modified, with a few plaster and stucco decorations, bay windows and loggias, semicircular bay windows or polygonal corner with modified shop window front, base later disfigured.

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Apartment building in half-open development Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 40
(map) 		1914 Typical of the time, architecturally demanding plastered construction of urban and architectural value, part of a street that was designed at the same time and of the same type.

Spread across a rectangular floor plan, six axes, basket arched windows on the ground floor, otherwise rectangular windows, two-axis, two-story bay window arranged in the middle from the 1st floor, the parapet fields with large bas-reliefs, symbolic representation: portrait of a man flanked by two owls for male cunning and a female head flanked by two indefinable birds - presumably for feminine vanity.

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Apartment block (with five entrances, Franz-Mehring-Straße 26–32 and Kurt-Eisner-Straße 73) and green area Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 73
(map) 		1955 Architecturally demanding plastered buildings of importance in terms of urban planning and building history. 09231061
 
Apartment building in open development Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 75
(map) 		1907 Very simple plastered construction, example of the typical construction of the time.

Refurbished, simple plastered building with an approximately square floor plan, the windows reproduced according to the original, small polygonal bay window facing the street on wood and supports, very simple building, deletion may be carried out later, e.g. Currently refurbished, therefore deletion not possible, subsequent balcony extension, subsequent roof terrace, in the roof area changed, among other things, the dormers enlarged and renewed, inside the original iron staircase as well as the front door modeled on the original, remains in the list of monuments.

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Villa with villa garden and enclosure Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 79
(map) 		1911 Architecturally sophisticated Art Nouveau villa, home of the Zwickau architect Gustav Hacault, of architectural, artistic and urban historical importance.

The cultural monument is a villa designed in 1911 by the Zwickau architect Gustav Hacault and built under his direction. The construction work was in the hands of the master builder Carl Fischer from Zwickau. The structure is a typical example of the buildings that were built between the turn of the century and the First World War. It shows the formal language of that time, which reflects the architects' search for a national style that was appropriate to the social conditions of the time. Despite the fact that the building is dominated by the canon of forms typical of the time in terms of structure and sculptural facade decoration, certain details anticipate the expressionist construction - which is evidenced by the later work of the architect Hacault. The building is located in the Nordvorstadt, a representative district that was created after the turn of the century. It mainly consists of rental houses in closed and also loosened roadside buildings and a few villas. The structure of the building is multi-part. Based on the prevailing fashion at the time that the floor plan should be designed “freely”, the architect arranged the rooms in a sensible way according to their function. This arrangement can be seen from the outside and has the consequence that both the roof and the facade structure are very complex. The functions were organized according to a certain hierarchy. The master's rooms such as the salon, living room, dining room, studio and office were on the south side behind the facade. The north-eastern area received the functional rooms such as the kitchen, bathroom, toilet and pantry, the western area the children's rooms and bedrooms. The attic, apart from the office, studio and guest rooms on the south side, was reserved for the servants' living quarters. The intended use as a single-family villa was soon abandoned. The main entrance, consisting of a three-part portal with decorative fittings, a canopy, integrated lantern and luster glazed tiles, is located on the east side and leads directly to the elliptical staircase, which is adorned with lead-glass windows designed to match the façade. Compared to traditional villas, in which the entrance situation and the stairwell have a strong design influence on the façade, both are in a less exposed position. The focus of the design is on the south facade. At this point the mansard roof covered with beaver tail and below with slate, which contains slate-clad dormers and an eaves board designed as a classic cornice, gives way to a monumentally designed gable for decorative purposes. The insides of the roof overhang on this gable are coffered and painted. With its strong plastic structure, the façade is largely determined by the slightly elliptical or semicircular or apsidic protruding bay windows , the tops of which are designed as balconies and which are arranged in four different levels of depth. The balconies are bordered by ornamental, riveted metal grids, the windows of the side elevations on the first floor are provided with brackets for flower boxes. The vertical of the bay windows is emphasized by the flat pillars in front of them and by a corresponding plaster structure. In between are the windows, which are divided into multiple sections in the upper area, and attached ornamental fields made of stucco with floral elements and depictions of animals. The balcony doors and windows have, equivalent to the facade design, a decorative, curved sprout, the ones on the 2nd floor also have curved struts. The pavilion-like terrace in the central axis of the ground floor is particularly richly decorated. The roof, designed as a balcony, is supported above by concrete pillars with plaster stucco cover, attached ornamental fields and volute capitals. In front of it there is a water basin on the ground level of the garden. A relief can be seen at this point on the drawing submitted to the building police. Noteworthy is the strongly curved and rolled plaster structure in the upper part of the gable field, into which polished glass drops are inserted. In the top there is a coat of arms (painter or artist). The base is made of a reddish terrazzo. Bands of white glazed tiles run under the windows of the side elevations. The facade design on the other three sides is very simple and is expressed in slightly recessed large plaster mirrors. The west side is characterized by superimposed verandas, which contain multiple windows and wooden columns with volute capitals. Inside, the doors with a decorative, curved design, the parquet and the banister made of oak have been preserved. In the back of the garden there is a very simply designed garage exactly in the axis of the driveway. There is a separate entrance for pedestrians. The fence consists of a brick base and pillars with a cover into which rounded wooden fence panels are inserted. Some fence posts contain an opening, which in turn is closed with a tiny, usually round fence panel. Devices such as bell, mailbox, etc. are integrated into the fence posts at the entrance.

Demanding three-storey plastered building on an approximately rectangular floor plan with a semicircular protruding balcony or arbor in front of the facade, elaborate Art Nouveau decorations, especially on the gable, with ornamental decorations and a coat of arms, painted sub-roof surfaces as well as differently designed oriels protruding semicircular with pilasters, windows with crossbars, red roof lights Artificial stone, glazed brick elements, the roof design and mansard design different, partly with slate or beaver tails, interesting combination of different building materials and colors, original house entrance on the side with curved copper roof, inside original painting of the stairwell and entrance doors. Enclosure: brick fence pillars and wooden fence as well as corresponding doors.

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Apartment house in closed development in a corner Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 80
(map) 		1901 Architecturally and urbanistically sophisticated building in very good original condition, characteristic historicist building from 1901, built in the style of the German Renaissance with bay windows, gables and half-timbered decoration, significant building history.

Elaborately designed neo-renaissance building, plastered building, red clinker base, window frames and door portal with sandstone frame, in Kurt-Eisner-Str. polygonal bay window with sandstone cladding, arched curtain windows and hooded roof / Welscher hood, staircase window with sandstone edging on the side of the house entrance, in the roof area with ornamental framework with, among other things, curved St. sophisticated design, also bay windows with sandstone cladding, the parapet decorated with small set, twisted columns, also with a hooded roof / Welscher hood. The former restaurant on the mezzanine floor no longer exists (August 5, 2016).

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 81
(map) 		1903 With shop as part of a uniformly designed street of architectural and urban value (see also Leipziger Strasse 105, 103, 101, 99, 97, 95 and Mühlpfortstrasse 76).

Four-storey building in clinker brick construction, five-storey at the corner, red brick on the ground floor, yellow brick on the upper floor with red glazed runner layers, the corner lavishly decorated with plaster and stucco ornamentation and medallion as well as an eagle representation, corner bay window, from the 4th floor reaching into the roof area, there bound Windows mostly rectangular windows, partly also arched windows, combined into window groups.

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Red thorn avenues in Lassallestraße and August-Bebel-Straße as well as green space at the confluence of August-Bebel-Straße with Lassallestraße Lassallestrasse
(map) 		around 1910 Remarkable urban green space and street design.

Red thorn avenues in Lassallestrasse between Crimmitschauer Strasse and Walther-Rathenau-Strasse and in August-Bebel-Strasse between Lassallestrasse and Friedrich-Engels-Strasse as well as a small green area, now a meadow with trees, at the confluence of August-Bebel-Strasse with Lassallestrasse across from the former Royal Saxon Teachers' College (now grammar school).

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School with gym, fencing along Crimmitschauer Straße and outdoor facilities (including a row of trees at the entrance to the courtyard), with original interior fittings and parts of the organ (console, action, wind chests and wind generation) Lassallestrasse 1
(map) 		1909-1912 Typical plastered building that characterizes the plaza in very good original condition, of historical importance, inaugurated on April 16, 1912.

Seminar: broad plastered building with original facade design, preserved unchanged, representative entrance area, high windows in the auditorium, above the auditorium a hexagonal, slate-clad roof turret with tower clock, mansard hipped roof, beaver tail double covering, rectangular windows with multiple leaves and jibs, inside: auditorium preserved with 12 pillars on the Long sides, which are provided with artistically decorated crowns, as a further plastic wall decoration on the front side a bas-relief with the representation of the 9 muses, barrel vaults in Rabitz construction, windows with almost opaque, wiped cathedral glazing in lead rungs, original 24-core chandelier and wooden wall paneling in the base area , Ornamental fountain in the stairwell, water basin lined with Schweinsburger tiles by the Meinhold Brothers, basin edge with granite cover, water outlet from the mouth of an Art Nouveau face in relief, this is placed between two half-columns.

Sports hall: subsequent inscription above the entrance: Käthe-Kollwitz-Schule, above it the Saxon coat of arms and two half-reliefs - depictions of children, three-winged oak main entrance door preserved in the original, the windows reproduced from the original - fighters and verticals of the wooden sticks in green, window sashes in white, broadly mounted four-storey Building with three four-storey side wings, one in the middle, the east wing with the adjoining three-story house of the director, west wing with a single-storey gymnasium and connector construction, facade decoration and street-side plinth made of Beuchaer diorite, in the courtyard area high clinker plinth, striking the street scene, above the elevated representative Entrance area on the roof with a polygonal slate-covered clock tower as a crowning.

The green area is now limited to a hedge and various trees from the time it was built.

Organ components: The console (the only Jahn console that has survived), action, windchest and wind generator are under monument protection.

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development, part of a double dwelling Lassallestrasse 2
(map) 		1912 With a shop, a striking plastered building of architectural value (belonging to Crimmitschauer Str. 36b).

Three-storey corner house with polygonal corner formation and polygonal bay window on the corner, plaster and stucco decorations from the time of construction, plaster grooves on the ground floor area, mansard roof, historical and urban value, windows with lattice-split skylights, renovation in 2004, the shop was originally a book and paper shop with bookbinding "Hugo Kretzschmar & Sohn".

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Group of three houses Lassallestrasse 3; 5; 7
(card) 		1926-1927 Typical urban plastered buildings in good original condition.

Group of houses consisting of three tenement houses, three-storey, the middle house with four-storey and three-axis central projection, all houses with artificial stone plinth cladding, all entrances covered with balconies, in the two side houses small balconies only above the entrance door, in the middle building a large balcony over the entire width of the central risalites, the balconies are supported by pillars tapering downwards with rhombus-shaped floor plans, windows with profiled plastered walls or plastered triangular gable roofing, original roof landscape, windows and doors renewed, color scheme not original, the architect Guido Oertel himself lived in number 3.

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Apartment building in closed development, middle part of a residential complex with a green area in front Lassallestrasse 8
(map) 		1926 Of great importance in terms of urban planning and building history (belonging to numbers 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, August-Bebel-Str. 14, 16, 18 and Walther-Rathenau-Str. 25).

Three-storey plastered building with cast stone sculptures in porphyry clay, life-size half-sculpture on the central projection - male figure leaning on a spade, leaning on the ground floor clinker cladding, gable triangle sgraffito, original front door with two leaves with ornamental grating, same design as neighboring houses, renovation 2000.

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Apartment house in a corner in a semi-open development, with fencing Lassallestrasse 9
(map) 		1913 Architecturally and urbanistically demanding plastered building in very good original condition.

Corner house, three-storey, with polygonal corner formation, various oriels on a rectangular or polygonal floor plan, partly continued polygonally, the windows are based on the original but not sculpted, plastered ashlar on the ground floor at the corner, otherwise plastered and stucco decorations typical of the time, elaborate roof design with dormers and roof bay with crown, renovation 1991.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a residential complex (belonging to No. 8) Lassallestraße 10
(map) 		1926 12, 14, 16, 18, August-Bebel-Str. 14, 16, 18 and Walther-Rathenau-Str. 25 with a green area in front of it, a building typical of the time and of architectural, personal and urban value.

The same design as the neighboring houses, but here with additional decorative elements made of clinker bricks, the sculptures are covered with cement and are no longer porphyry. After completion, the Zwickau museum director (1925–1930) Dr. Hildebrand Gurlitt here on the first floor The design for the painting of the apartment comes from the Halle painter and member of the Bauhaus Dessau, Heinrich Koch. Refurbishment 2003.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a residential complex (belonging to No. 8, 10, 14, 16, 18, August-Bebel-Str. 14, 16, 18 and Walther-Rathenau-Str. 25) with a green area in front Lassallestraße 12
(map) 		1926 Typical plastered building with a clinkered ground floor of architectural and urban value.

See neighboring buildings, front door changed later, after the completion the Zwickau governor (1923) Robert Müller originally lived here, renovation 2000.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a residential complex (belonging to No. 8) Lassallestraße 14
(map) 		1926 10, 12, 16, 18, August-Bebel-Str. 14, 16, 18 and Walther-Rathenau-Str. 25 with a green area in front of it, plastered building typical of the time with a clinker ground floor of architectural and urban value.

See neighboring development, renovation 1999.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of three houses (with No. 18 and Walther-Rathenau-Straße 25) and a residential complex (belonging to No. 8, 10, 12, 14, 18, August-Bebel-Straße 14, 16, 18 and Walther -Rathenau-Strasse 25) Lassallestrasse 16
(map) 		1926 Typical plastered construction of urban and architectural value.

Similar design to the neighboring residential complex with building plastic on clinker plinths, ground floor with clinker facing, maggot plaster on the upper floor, hipped roof, the dormers with sheet metal preserved, the windows reproduced the original windows, color not exact, renovation 1998.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (with No. 16 and Walther-Rathenau-Straße 25) and a residential complex (belonging to No. 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, August-Bebel-Straße 14, 16, 18 and Walther -Rathenau-Strasse 25) Lassallestrasse 18
(map) 		1926 Typical building of urban and architectural value.

Same design as the neighboring house, also with building sculpture and clinker-clad ground floor, front door disfigured and renewed, fence not preserved in its original form, color not original, refurbished in 1998.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 36 and 38) Lassallestrasse 34
(map) 		1906 Typical plastered construction of architectural and urban value.

Three-storey, five axes, side elevation, round arch, basket arch and rectangular windows, profiled cornices - belt cornices or windowsill cornices, abstract floral plaster and stucco ornaments as a vertical border of the risalites at the corner of the house, gable-sided bay windows over two floors, above roof bay windows with half-timbering, Reliefs with puttos in the roof area, skylight windows, renovation 1998.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 34 and 38) Lassallestraße 36
(map) 		1905 Simple plastered construction typical of the time, of urban and architectural value.

Original, high-quality front door with two leaves, glass inserts and cracked skylight, base of red clinker brick, otherwise plastered facade, rough plaster and round arched windows on the ground floor, round arched door arranged on the side, 1st floor rectangular window, 2nd floor basket arched window, all with molded skylights, the windows modeled on the original, uniaxial Bay window in the middle of the house, above it a two-axis roof bay window, simplified in the gable area, roof area changed, renovation 1999.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 34 and 36) Lassallestraße 38
(map) 		1903 Simple plastered construction typical of the time and of urban and architectural value.

Three-storey, side elevation, house identical to number 34, changed in the roof area, in the roof area puttos in different shapes again and again, very agitated, bas-reliefs, balconies presented on the back of the house, renovation 1997.

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Apartment block of a residential complex (Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 47–59) and the front building of the residential complex (Lassallestrasse 41) with a green area in front Lassallestraße 41
(map) 		1928 Building complex shaped by the new building of the beginning of the 20th century, of architectural historical importance.

Heinrich-Heine-Str. 47–57: four-storey row of houses, windows designed as ribbon windows, horizontal accentuation of the facades by clinker brick or plaster strips, simple rectangular windows in a row, stairwells as vertical elements highlighted by plaster and window shapes, individual houses: each a staircase arranged on the side, which is through the uniform The plaster design is emphasized vertically, seven small rectangular windows arranged one above the other in a row above the entrance door, next to each of four window axes (horizontal window formats - three-sash), plastered surfaces between the windows, uniform surfaces veneered with dark red sintered bricks between the floors - this and the window rows and window formats emphasize the horizontal, red-beige-striped house facades in contrast to the light and uniformly colored stairwell areas, the blocks are each flanked by a head building, head buildings: plinth cladding with dark red sintered bricks, stairs Houses designed similarly, plaster strips, the three upper floors plastered, windows regularly lined up and contrasted in color so that a certain rhythm of the facade arises. Lassallestr. 41: four-storey, objectively designed plastered building with a dark red clinker base, set-back entrance, above loggias with semicircular balcony railings veneered with clinker, hipped roof, very simple rectangular windows, today windows and front door not renewed prototypically, after completion the Zwickau City Planning Director Siegfried von Tilling originally lived here, Refurbishment in 1995.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 44 and Heinrich-Heine-Straße 44) Lassallestraße 42
(map) 		1906 Time-typical, lavishly decorated plastered building in good original condition of urban and architectural value.

Two-storey, middle part of the group of three houses, centrally arranged bay window, uniaxial over two floors, front door arranged in the axis to the right of the bay window, round arched window and round arched door on the ground floor, wide roof bay window above the three central axes, here marked "Anno 1906", Putz-Stuck- Art Nouveau decorations, roof area slightly changed, renovation 1998.

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Apartment building in a corner location and half-open development, part of a residential complex and a group of four houses (belonging to No. 45, 47, 49 and Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 46, 48, 50, 52, 54) as well as a green area and attached gatehouse Lassallestraße 43
(map) 		1927 with shop, gatehouse acts as a link, striking building ensemble with building sculptures typical of the time, in very good original condition, architects: Tamm & Grobe of architectural, historical and urban value.

Housing complex consisting of several buildings, each with blocks of flats with several entrances, three- or four-story houses subsidized by rent tax, windows with window shutters with slats, roof today artificial slate covering, originally slate covering, with striking bay windows with partial clinker cladding and clinker pedestals on which life-size sculptures were applied - kneeling or crouching, life-size figures, representing different crafts, number 43 on the ground floor with shop, house entrance on the courtyard side, the following crafts are symbolically represented here: painter with bucket and bristle brush, locksmith with hammer and vice, the shop has been since it was built until today hairdresser renovation 1999.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 42 and Heinrich-Heine-Straße 44) Lassallestrasse 44
(map) 		1906 Elaborately decorated plastered building typical of the time, in very good original condition, of urban and historical value.

Same design as the middle house, plaster and stucco decoration over the windows, four-story side elevation with two-story bay window, building otherwise three-story, windows with lattice-split skylights based on the original, changed roof area, renovation in 1998,

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of four houses and a residential complex (belonging to No. 43, 47, 49 and Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 46, 48, 50, 52, 54) with a green area in front Lassallestrasse 45
(map) 		1927 Architecturally demanding plastered building in very good original condition, architects Tamm & Grobe, of architectural, architectural and urban value.

See the neighboring house, above the arched house entrance with the original front door, a single-axis bay window on a rectangular floor plan with building sculpture, two sculptures on the bay window: carpenter with planer and stonemason with stone and mallet, after completion the Zwickau architect Friedhold Tamm originally lived here, renovation in 1999.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a residential complex and part of a group of four houses (belonging to no. 43, 45, 49 and Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 46, 48, 50, 52, 54) with a green area in front Lassallestrasse 47
(map) 		1927 Typical plastered building with clinker plinth in very good original condition, residential buildings by architects Tamm & Grobe, of architectural, artistic and urban value.

See numbers 45 and 43, same design, front door on the street side, two life-size sculptures on the bay window - representation of a roofer and representation of a plumber, both with the appropriate tools, including a blowtorch and slate hammer, renovation 1999.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a residential complex and part of a group of four houses (belonging to No. 43, 45, 47 and Heinrich-Heine-Str. 46, 48, 50, 52, 54) with a green area in front Lassallestraße 49
(map) 		1927 Typical plastered building with clinkered ground floor, architects Tamm & Grobe, of architectural, historical and urban value.

See neighboring houses, front door on the courtyard side, otherwise the same design, building sculpture on the bay window, life-size figures, depiction of a bricklayer and carpenter with the appropriate tools (foxtail and square timber or brick), renovation 1999.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 53 and Franz-Mehring-Straße 15), with a front garden Lassallestraße 51
(map) 		1909 Typical plastered construction of urban significance.

Simple three-storey plastered building, quite massive, with plaster grooves on the ground floor, large two-axis bay window extending over two floors, balcony above the right window axis, above the left roof bay window, significantly defining the image of the house, as part of a simultaneous group of houses of urban value.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 54 and Franz-Mehring-Straße 9) Lassallestraße 52
(map) 		1908 Plastered building with bay window, of architectural significance. 09230437
 
Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 51 and Franz-Mehring-Straße 15), with a front garden Lassallestraße 53
(map) 		1908 Simple plastered building typical of the time in very good original condition of urban and architectural value.

Three-storey plastered building with a semi-cantilevered bay window, facade structure through plaster grooves and plaster strips, balcony with iron railing above the bay window, large roof bay window, original front door, despite everything simple design, handed down in good original condition, color scheme not original, renovation 1998.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 52 and Franz-Mehring-Straße 9) Lassallestraße 54
(map) 		1908 Very simple plastered building of urban value.

Three-storey plastered building with very restrained facade design, including inlaid tiles and different colored treatment of the plaster, centrally arranged, single-axis bay windows over two floors, box windows with lattice-split skylights, the front door is based on the original, the house is actually not a cultural monument but as such Treated the whole time, lead glass windows in the stairwell, renovation 1996.

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development Lassallestraße 57
(map) 		1900 With shop, typical historicism building with neo-renaissance decorations of architectural and urban value.

Four-storey plastered building, on the ground floor with plastering, corner projections, polygonal corner formation, strong window frames painted in porphyry with horizontal roofing or triangular roofs, on the corner balconies with stone parapets - decorated with circles, on the corner facing gable, shop also in the corner projection, the shop was originally a bakery, confectionery and coffee shop, refurbished in 1995.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 63) Lassallestrasse 61
(map) 		1910 Plastered building typical of the time with economical decor of architectural and urban value.

Three-storey, from the 1st floor a bay-like protrusion, windows of different formats and shapes, all windows renewed in accordance with listed buildings, very economical plaster and stucco decorations on the building, in the middle roof bay, mansard roof with crust, renovation 1995.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 61) Lassallestrasse 63
(map) 		1910 Typical plastered building with economical decoration of architectural and urban value in very good original condition.

See number 61, same design, economical plaster and stucco decorations, very good renovation, changed in the roof area, renovation 1995.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a group of two houses (with no.67) Lassallestraße 65
(map) 		1910 Simple plastered construction of urban value.

Three-storey building on an almost square floor plan, assembled with the neighboring house, windows based on the original with lattice-split skylights, in very good quality, strong two-storey bay window, above roof bay window over a polygonal floor plan, restrained facade decoration in different colors, no plaster and stucco decorations, original front door , above balcony with stone parapet, intact roof landscape, renovation 1998.

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Apartment building in a corner in a semi-open development, part of a group of two houses (with no. 65) Lassallestrasse 67
(map) 		1911 Simple plastered construction of urban value.

Three-storey corner house with polygonal corner formation or round corner formation from the 1st floor, bay window connected with simple balconies, very simple plastered construction without design features, original front door in a design typical of the time, inside wall painting in the stairwell, lead glass windows and original wooden stair railings, porch and apartment doors, Refurbishment 2002.

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Individual monument as a whole Moritzkirche: Rectory of the Moritzkirche with enclosure (for the associated garden, see the entirety document) Leipziger Strasse 49
(map) 		1893 Well-preserved, striking, neo-Gothic clinker brick building in very good original condition of architectural and local historical value (see also material document, same address - Obj. 09301870).

Two-storey clinker brick building with an irregular floor plan with polygonal bay windows, various projections and recesses, facade faced with red clinker bricks, structured by dark red glazed brick layers, shaped clinker bricks, friezes, blind arcades, etc., house entrance on Leipziger Strasse flanked by double columns made of brown glazed bricks, original double-leaf coffered front door with large glass inserts, lead glass windows in the stairwell area, there stepped windows - partly ogive, base porphyry tufa polygonal masonry, also lead glass windows on the ground floor with depiction of pond roses.

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Material entity, consisting of the Moritzkirche with furnishings (individual monument - see Heinrich-Heine-Straße - Obj. 09230230), the surrounding park (garden monument), the rectory (individual monument - see Leipziger Str. 49 - Obj. 09230528) with garden (garden monument) as well as the diaconate (single monument - Leipziger Str. 51 - Obj. 09230530) with garden (garden monument) Leipziger Strasse 49; 51
(card) 		An ensemble that is significant in terms of urban planning, urban development history and architectural history.

Parish office: two-storey clinker brick building with an irregular floor plan with polygonal bay windows, various projections and recesses, facade clad with red clinker bricks, structured by dark red glazed brick slabs, clinker brick, friezes, blind arcades, etc., house entrance on Leipziger Strasse flanked by double columns made of brown glazed tiles Bricks, original double-leaf coffered front door with large glass inserts, leaded glass windows in the stairwell area, there stepped windows - partly ogive, base porphyry tuff - polygonal masonry, also leaded glass windows on the ground floor with depiction of pond roses. Church: Elaborate neo-Gothic central building, built 1891–93 based on the design by Hans Abesser & Jürgen Kröger, Berlin, which was awarded the first prize. The former Moritzkirche, founded at the end of the 12th century, renovated several times, was demolished after the completion of the current one. The entire building with rich brick ornamentation, covering the surfaces in relief, red unglazed bricks alternating with blue and brown glazed ones. Building faced with red tiles over a Greek cross, 5/8 choir closure with chapel wreath, the western gable wall flanked by two octagonal towers with conical roofs. The mighty crossing tower with a pyramid roof and square corner towers. At the same time as the church, two neo-Gothic parsonages were built, symmetrically to it in the northeast and southeast. The large, light central room is impressive. Galleries in the transept, in the west the organ gallery on squat columns with Corinthian capitals. The choir wall is adorned with brick arcades, with Christ and the Evangelists in the choir windows. In the north, south and west gables there are large rose windows depicting baptism, the Lord's Supper and an angel, all windows by Bruno Urban. Equipment: uniform in neo-Gothic style. Altar, pulpit and baptism in oak. Altar with architectural structure, in three-pass niches as a full figure of Christ as the Good Shepherd, as half-figures Peter and Paul, as a crown a crucifix. - Pulpit with figural and ornamental carvings, the teaching Christ, Moses with tablets of the law, Elias with the raven. - Baptism with top and basin made of gold bronze with chasing. - In the nave the sandstone figures of Luther, Petrus, Philipus, Jakobus the Elder. Ä., Jakobus d. J., Thomas and Paulus. - Jehmlich organ.

Diaconate: same design as the parish office, but mirror-inverted to this, all design elements are completely identical.

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Individual monument of the whole Moritzkirche: Diaconate of the Moritzkirche with enclosure (for the associated garden, see the whole document) Leipziger Strasse 51
(map) 		1893 Characteristic, neo-Gothic clinker brick building (see also general document at the same address - Obj. 09301870).

Same design as the rectory, but mirror-inverted, all design elements are completely identical.

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Apartment building with shop (formerly a café) in a corner location in a closed area Leipziger Strasse 53
(map) 		1905 Architecturally demanding plastered construction of great importance in terms of urban planning and building history.

Wide corner house with polygonal corner formation, natural stone base, bosses ashlar, on the ground floor at the corner shop, above balcony with stone parapet, parapet with initials WJ (for the architect Wilhelm Junghanns), then three-storey bay windows on both sides of the balconies, which open into a roof bay in the roof area , representative roof gable, in front of the blind gable, circumferential polygonal dormer with a tapering roof, with wooden construction between the windows, the window openings there with basket arches, including bundle columns on the 3rd floor, supported by consoles (representation of kneeling dwarfs), windows with characteristic Art Nouveau edging, artificial stone , Haus has a counterpart in the adjacent street, and in Clara-Zetkin-Straße there are similarly designed buildings by the same master builder, so that a representative, architecturally sophisticated architectural ensemble was created, which is also relatively rare in Zwickau Manoeuvrable house entrance gate, also in an Art Nouveau style with decorative grating on the skylight, curved cymes and elaborate fittings, the windows with lead glass in the skylights, typical Art Nouveau windows (reproduced from the original)

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Apartment building in closed development Leipziger Strasse 55
(map) 		1906 With a shop, an architecturally sophisticated neo-renaissance building in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.

Apartment building built in 1906 based on a design by the architect Wilhelm Junghanns. Four-storey, on the ground floor a large, originally preserved shopping area with bosses on the plinth, plaster ashlars on the ground floor, house entrance on the side, front door with two wings with a raised skylight. Laterally arranged three-storey bay window on a rectangular floor plan, polygonal continuation, partially bound windows. Typical plaster stucco decoration between the 1st and 2nd floors, there the inscription: “It's still day, the man stirs, night comes in, where nobody can work”. Roof bay window with oval window, above it a bas-relief owl , plaster stucco decoration with the initials “WJ” (master builder) and the date “1907”. Dormer window. The building is one of the most architecturally sophisticated buildings on Leipziger Strasse and is of particular importance within the architecture of the 20th century in Zwickau. (LfD / 2011).

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Apartment building in closed development Leipziger Strasse 57
(map) 		1904 With a shop, simple plastered building, of urban value.

Four-storey very simple building, changed shop front on the ground floor, original front door, arranged on the side with grooved skylight, bay window over two floors from the 1st floor over a rectangular floor plan, central projecting two-axis, facade six axes, roof area changed, windows renewed, simple, time-typical facade structuring elements (if possible deletion), base subsequently changed.

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Apartment building in closed development Leipziger Strasse 59
(map) 		1900 With a shop, a well-refurbished mixed clinker building of urban and architectural value.

Four-storey, six-axis, design typical of the time with glazed bricks and profiled bricks as well as shaped brick next to the windows and concrete elements, ground floor plastering, original front door with glass etching, the initials HG in the glass insert, shop area presumably simplified and changed, also roof zone.

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Apartment building in closed development Leipziger Strasse 61
(map) 		1900 With a shop, well-renovated, typical clinker mixed building of urban and architectural value.

Four-storey, six axes, two-axis central projection, ground floor with partially original shop front, basket arched door openings and shop windows, laterally arranged gate entrance with added skylight but original wooden doors, on the upper floor horizontal window roofing or triangular gable roofing, otherwise simple plaster stucco or artificial stone decoration of the facade, changed roof area .

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development Leipziger Strasse 63
(map) 		1899 With a shop, clinker brick building typical of the time and of great urban and architectural value.

Wide corner house with polygonal corner formation, changed at the corner, there shop with changed shop window front and changed shop door, otherwise the structure of the building, including the plaster structure on the ground floor, is original, upper floors orange-red clinker brick decorated with dark red glazed bricks, among other things, runners, wrought iron decoration and artificial stone window frames on the corner projections, roof area changed with dormitory windows, but of great urban development value due to the dominant corner location, arrangement opposite a small park.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 67) Leipziger Strasse 65
(map) 		1900 Traditional plastered construction with elaborate facade decorations.

Three-storey, five axes, cornice, side elevation, recessed entrance with stairs and original front door with diamond ashlar, clinker brick base, ground floor plastering, on the first floor more elaborate window frames with segmented arches and triangular gable roofing decorated with gaff heads, cube ashlar on the window walls.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 65) Leipziger Strasse 67
(map) 		1901 Traditional plastered construction with elaborate facade decorations.

Three-storey, five axes, cornice, side elevation, recessed entrance with stairs and original front door with diamond ashlar, clinker brick base, ground floor plastering, on the first floor more elaborate window frames with segmented arches and triangular gable roofing decorated with gaff heads, cube ashlar on the window walls.

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Apartment building in closed development Leipziger Strasse 84
(map) 		1901 With shop, plastered building typical of the time, of urban and architectural value.

Part of a row of houses built at the same time in a similar design, four-storey plastered building with six axes, arched windows on the ground floor, shop: segmented arched window, laterally arranged wooden gate, two-winged with split skylight, the windows not renewed prototypically, typical window canopies with horizontal beams and segmented arches, simple building, in the coloring simplified.

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Apartment building in closed development Leipziger Strasse 86
(map) 		1902 Originally with a shop (not preserved today), a typical Gründerzeit plastered building in good original condition of urban and architectural value.

Four-storey, six axes, house entrance on the side, plaster grooves on the ground floor, plaster strips and belt cornices, horizontal window roofs and triangular gable roofs, 4th floor with arched windows, otherwise rectangular windows, the windows renewed, approximating to the original shape, original front door, plaster structure of the building originally preserved, therefore from historical value.

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Apartment building in a corner in a semi-open development Leipziger Strasse 88
(map) 		1901 With a shop, structurally simplified plastered construction, of urban and architectural value.

Three-storey, partially four-storey plastered building with corner projections, shop in the corner, polygonal corner design, greatly simplified with simple triangular gable roofs and horizontal window roofs, changed in the roof area, windows not prototypically renewed, as well as the doors, possibly painted at a later time, original front door preserved, Reclining windows added in the roof area, plaster color changed, actually little remains of the original design of the house, currently the building remains in the list of monuments.

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development Leipziger Strasse 90
(map) 		1904 With shop, architecturally sophisticated Art Nouveau house in very good original condition of urban and architectural importance.

Three-storey building with a richly designed facade, enlivened by different colors (yellow and porphyry), based on the original, two-storey bay windows from the first floor on the facade facing Leipziger Strasse over two axes on a rectangular floor plan, on the third floor as a balcony with original iron railing with a restrained Ornamental decoration of the window parapets, different plaster structures including plaster grooves, various coats of arms, door elaborately designed in the Art Nouveau style with curved and grooved arches, original two-winged front door also Art Nouveau with skylight, this one with curved bars, corner shop, modernized, not original, too At the corner there is a three-story, single-axis bay window on a rectangular floor plan from the first floor, ceiling painting in the house entrance, filigree ceiling painting with depiction of angels.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a similarly designed row of houses (belonging to No. 90) Leipziger Strasse 92
(map) 		1901 94, 96, 98, 100, 102, simple plastered construction of urban significance as part of the street with the same design.

Six axes, four storeys, windowsill and belt ledges, very simple in design, windows and front door new, but important as part of this street, very simple construction with new windows and doors (not prototypical).

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a similarly designed row of houses (belonging to No. 90) Leipziger Strasse 94
(map) 		1900 92, 96, 98, 100, 102, simple plastered construction of urban significance as part of the street with the same design.

Six axes, four-storey, windowsill and belt cornices, very simple in design, window and front door new, but important as part of this street, house entrance on the side with a very beautiful original front door, single-winged with two fixed side wings and sprouted skylight, original ceiling painting in the driveway from the 1920s.

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Apartment building in closed development Leipziger Strasse 95
(map) 		1893 With a shop, as part of a uniformly designed street of urban and architectural value (see also Leipziger Strasse 105, 103, 101, 99, 97 as well as Mühlpfortstrasse 76 and Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 81).

Four-storey building, identical to number 105, same design, only the shop front changed or another shop front, the shop window and also the shop door changed.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a similarly designed row of houses (belonging to No. 90) Leipziger Strasse 96
(map) 		1899 92, 94, 98, 100, 102, simple plastered building of urban significance as part of the street with a similar design.

Six axes, four-storey, windowsill and belt cornices, very simple in design, windows and front door new, but important as part of this street, centrally located, set-back house entrance, balusters on the window parapets of the first floor, otherwise the same design as the neighboring buildings.

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Apartment building in closed development Leipziger Strasse 97
(map) 		1892 As part of a uniformly designed street of architectural and urban value (see also Leipziger Strasse 105, 103, 101, 99, 95 and Mühlpfortstrasse 76 and Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 81).

Same design as number 99.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a similarly designed row of houses (belonging to No. 90) Leipziger Strasse 98
(map) 		1900 92, 94, 96, 98, 100, 102, simple plastered construction of urban significance as part of the street with the same design.

Six axes, four-storey, windowsill and belt cornices, very simple in design, window and front door new, but important as part of this street, laterally arranged gate entrance with two-wing gate with rung-split skylight, similar design to neighboring buildings.

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Apartment building in closed development Leipziger Strasse 99
(map) 		1892 Subsequent installation of the shop, as part of a uniformly designed street of urban and architectural value (see also Leipziger Strasse 105, 103, 101, 97, 95 as well as Mühlpfortstrasse 76 and Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 81).

Same design as the neighboring buildings, shop front probably renewed or even completely new.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a similarly designed row of houses (belonging to No. 90) Leipziger Strasse 100
(map) 		1902 92, 94, 96, 98, 102, simple plastered construction of urban significance as part of the street with the same design.

Six axes, four storeys, windowsill and belt cornices, very simple in design, window and front door new, but important as part of this street.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a uniformly designed row of houses (see also Leipziger Strasse 105, 103, 99, 97, 95 as well as Mühlpfortstrasse 76 and Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 81) Leipziger Strasse 101
(map) 		1894 Significant in terms of building history and urban development.

Four-storey, side elevation lavishly designed, on the ground floor with shop, Art Nouveau in the shop window, replicated according to the original, plastered surfaces with initials "C" on the left and the designation: established and right "R 1900" the same initials, wrought iron on 4th floor, the side elevation a total of five floors, otherwise the same design as the neighboring buildings.

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development Leipziger Strasse 102
(map) 		around 1904 With shop, architecturally sophisticated Art Nouveau house in very good original condition of urban and architectural importance.

Three-storey building with a richly designed facade, enlivened by different colors (yellow and porphyry), based on the original, two-storey bay windows from the first floor on the facade to Leipziger Strasse over two axes on a rectangular floor plan, on the third floor as a balcony with original iron railing restrained ornamental decoration of the window parapets, different plaster structures including plaster grooves, various coats of arms, elaborately crafted Art Nouveau front door with curved and grooved arches and skylight, this with curved bars, corner store, modernized, also on the corner three-storey, single-axis bay window on a rectangular floor plan from the first First floor.

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Apartment building in closed development Leipziger Strasse 103
(map) 		1894 Part of a uniformly designed street (see also Leipziger Strasse 105, 101, 99, 97, 95 as well as Mühlpfortstrasse 76 and Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 81), important in terms of building history and urban planning.

Four-storey, two-axis side elevation, a total of six axes, laterally arranged in the side elevation. Gate entrance with two-winged original house door with split skylight, windows renewed, same design elements as the neighboring house.

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Apartment building in closed development Leipziger Strasse 105
(map) 		1895 With shop, part of a uniformly designed row of houses (see also Leipziger Strasse 103, 101, 99, 97, 95 as well as Mühlpfortstrasse 76 and Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 81), of architectural and urban value.

Four-storey, four axes, three-axis, two-storey bay window in the middle, yellow clinker brick decorated with green glazed tile strips on the upper floors and red glazed tile strips on the ground floor, original gate, two-winged with split skylight, shop front changed.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 70) Mühlpfortstrasse 68
(map) 		1904 Typical plastered building in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.

Part of a fairly uniformly designed street from around 1900, three-storey plastered building with central projection, ground floor with plaster groove, base highlighted in color, redesigned according to the original design, windows with lattice-split skylights, replica of the original windows, two-storey bay window on the central projection - initially on a rectangular floor plan, then continued polygonally into the roof with a hood, curved roof bay window, restrained Art Nouveau ornamentation.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 68) Mühlpfortstrasse 70
(map) 		1904 Architecturally and urbanistically demanding plastered construction.

Three-storey, central projecting with a two-storey, semicircular protruding bay window from the first floor, plaster and stucco decorations under the bay window, as well as the designation 1904, first floor plastering, roof bay window with Art Nouveau, plastered and stucco decoration and ornamental framework, roof area changed and modernized, windows with rung-split skylights (replica according to the originals), the house entrance on the side with Art Nouveau door, wooden roofing and plastered stucco decoration on the side (representation of a Roman shield and an eagle), the wooden canopy is supported by stone snails, also on this gable side small leaf rosette (iron) - was that Original attachment of a lamp, inside very good original condition including apartment doors and spiral iron staircase with openwork runs.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 74) Mühlpfortstrasse 72
(map) 		1898 Architecturally sophisticated building in good original condition of urban and architectural value.

Three-storey, central protrusion, clinker composite construction, on the central protrusion a bay window in clinker construction, led into the roof area on a triangular floor plan, large blind gable with shell-like ornamentation, dormers, hipped roof, side entrance with lavishly decorated clinker roof, window almost modeled on the original.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 72) Mühlpfortstrasse 74
(map) 		1898 Architecturally sophisticated building in clinker mixed construction of urban and architectural value.

Same design as the neighboring house, only the bay window offset to the side, with a rectangular floor plan, plaster and stucco decoration on the window parapets of this bay window, emblem-like representation.

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Apartment building in a corner in a semi-open development Mühlpfortstrasse 76
(map) 		re. 1896 With a shop, part of a uniformly designed street of great architectural and urban value.

Four-storey brick building in different colors of red and yellow alternately as well as terracotta decorations on the window parapets and in the panels above the windows, as u. a. also gaff heads as well as neoclassical ornamentation, partly also glazed bricks as brick bands, elaborate design, in very good original condition.

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Apartment block (with three entrances) in open development Nordplatz 2; 3; 4
(card) 		1929 As an example of 1930s architecture of architectural significance.

Functional design, ground floor red clinker brick, also clinker facing of the stairwells, all three upper floors plastered, brick window frames, multi-leaf, lattice-split windows - still preserved today in their original state, hipped roof, large, narrow chimneys that characterize the house, staircase windows with four leaves, each wing with a rung divided, sober, simple structure in the characteristic style of that time.

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Apartment block with three entrances (see also Freiligrathstraße 37 and 39) Nordplatz 5
(map) 		1930/1931 Objective plastered construction based on the modern age, of architectural significance.

Four-storey building, part of a group of houses, built in several construction steps, with squat rectangular windows, multi-winged with casement-split wings and hipped roof, simple, simple design, of urban value as part of a group of houses of the same construction period.

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Apartment building in a corner location, part of a group of three houses (belonging to Franz-Mehring-Straße 23 and 25) Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse 64
(map) 		1906 Simple, plastered building typical of the time and of urban significance.

Three-storey, five axes, restrained facade structure through plastered cornices, plastered pilaster strips with head representations and simple plastered stucco decorations, subsequent balcony extension, marked SA on the roof bay window

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse 66
(map) 		1899 With a shop, as part of a similarly designed row of houses on Franz-Mehring-Straße, of urban and architectural value.

Four-storey, simple, clinker brick building typical of the time, two-tone, red and yellow, polygonal corner formation, shop on the corner, windows not prototypically renewed, all rectangular windows with compensating arches, in these blind arches some stucco reliefs of an ornamental type, inside everything renewed regardless of the old building fabric, only because of its urban significance as a monument.

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Apartment building in closed development Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse 69
(map) 		1892 Typical clinker brick building in good original condition, of building historical importance.

Three-storey, five axes, window roofing through horizontal beams or triangular gable, orange-red clinker brick with plaster strips, simple design, window and front door based on the original, very simple.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 80) Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse 78
(map) 		1908 Elaborately designed residential building of architectural historical importance.

Three-storey, six axes, two-axis central projection, cladding of the ground floor with concrete bosses, both upper storeys plastered, the windows combined to form groups of windows by pilasters, between the windows of the first and second storey reliefs with ornamental representations, the middle part of the house protruding slightly like a bay with glazed white and blue Tiles decorated, in the roof area a niche originally for a sculpture that is no longer available today, a crooked hip roof.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 78) Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse 80
(map) 		1909 Elaborately designed residential building of architectural historical importance.

Three-storey, six axes, two-axis central projection, cladding of the ground floor with concrete bosses, both upper storeys plastered, the windows combined to form groups of windows by pilasters, between the windows of the first and second storey reliefs with ornamental representations, the middle part of the house protruding slightly like a bay with glazed white and blue Tiles decorated, in the roof area a niche originally for a sculpture that is no longer available today, a crooked hip roof.

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Former director's residence of the Royal Saxon Teachers' College (Lassallestrasse 1) Seminarstrasse 1
(map) 		around 1911 Typical plastered building in very good original condition, of architectural value.

Two-storey building on a regular floor plan, forming a unit with the schoolhouse in the same design, with balcony and bay window, inconspicuous design, beaver tail double cladding, windows partially preserved in their original form, temporarily used as a day care center.

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Apartment building (with three entrances) in open development Seminarstrasse 2; 4; 6
(card) 		1927 Of architectural value.

The cultural monument is a three-storey block of houses with 12 × 2 window axes with three entrances. It was designed in 1926 by the Chemnitz architects Gerber and Kerner , architects BDA. The client and builder was the non-profit building and settlement stock corporation Heimat , based in Berlin-Zehlendorf-Mitte. In 1927 the building project of the union federation of employees (GDA) came to execution. The construction company was Hermann Schmidt from Zwickau. The facades were originally characterized by maggot plaster typical of the time it was built. Unfortunately, this was not faithfully restored during the renovation of the 1990s. Nevertheless, essential design elements such as the eaves cornice, the two circumferential bands between the floors, the conical window walls, the house portals and the base in smooth plaster or concrete stone have been preserved. The shape and division of the windows are a special design element for the otherwise quite plain facades. Unfortunately the fine sprouting is no longer there. The typical 1920s design of the front doors is also important for the overall appearance of the building, as is the shape and roofing of the dormers. The simple but also relatively modern appearance is largely influenced by the influences of the German Werkbund and the German Bauhaus Dessau in the style of the 1920s. (Text: Stadtverw. Zwickau)

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Pestalozzi School Zwickau with auditorium, two gyms, school yard and swimming pool
 Pestalozzi School Zwickau with auditorium, two gyms, school yard and swimming pool Seminarstrasse 3
(map) 		1926-1929 With its strikingly designed brick fronts, it is a prime example of classical modernism between the Bauhaus style and Expressionism, of extremely high architectural value, also artistically significant and of relevance to local history. 09230934
 
Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 7) Thomas-Mann-Strasse 5
(map) 		1913 Elaborately structured plaster facade in very good original condition of architectural value.

Three-storey, six axes, painting in the stairwell by F. Pollozek 1933, motif Neuschwanstein, house same design as number 7, front door not prototypically renewed as well as the windows, inside terrazzo floors, banisters with wooden handrails and iron bars as well as original apartment doors.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (with No. 8, this is not a monument) Thomas-Mann-Strasse 6
(map) 		1913 Originally preserved, elaborately structured plastered building typical of the time, of architectural and architectural value.

Th.-Mann-Str. 6 well preserved while number 8 has been simplified; Originally both buildings had the same design, central entrance, three-story, seven axes, one bay on both sides of the house entrance: single-axis, two-story from the 1st floor, facade decorated with plaster and stucco ornaments: floral motifs and pan. Depiction in a laurel wreath as well as fruit baskets, three-axis roof bay in the middle, mansard hipped roof, lead glass windows in both bay windows from the time of construction, the originally grooved skylight windows were only partially preserved, original front door.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 5) Thomas-Mann-Strasse 7
(map) 		1914 Lavishly decorated with plaster and stucco facade in very good original condition.

Three-storey, broad structure, six axes, centrally arranged roof bay window over two floors with three axes as well as balcony, on the gable side also roof bay window over two floors, here two-axis, facade lavishly decorated, plastered stucco reliefs predominantly floral motifs as well as birds, the windows with barbed Skylights based on the original, mansard hipped roof with beaver tail double covering,

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Apartment building in half-open development with remains of the enclosure, part of a double residential building (see also No. 11) Thomas-Mann-Strasse 9
(map) 		1911 Architecturally demanding plastered building in very good original condition of architectural and architectural value.

Same design as the neighboring house, completely identical, same gate pillars with roofing, however gate and gate no longer exist, on the side of the bay window plaster and stucco decorations, including a relief with owl representation.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double residential building (see also No. 9) with fencing Thomas-Mann-Strasse 11
(map) 		1911 Architecturally demanding plastered building in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.

Three-storey, four-axis plastered building with a three-storey corner bay window over a polygonal floor plan, finally with a bell roof, facade with plaster and stucco decorations typical of the time: abstracted plant ornaments and plastered fields, suggested window canopies, Art Nouveau windows with curved transoms and lofted skylights, elaborate. Monument value: historical and artistic value, enclosure: fence pillars as well as gate and gate.

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Apartment building in open development Thomas-Mann-Strasse 13
(map) 		1912 Remarkable plastered building with seldom found comb plaster, of architectural significance.

Façade designed with comb plaster of different designs - for example, in the eaves area, vertical comb plaster, otherwise horizontal comb plaster, street eaves side with two oriels from the 1st floor above a trapezoidal floor plan or segment arch floor plan, the trapezoidal bay window rests on two strong console stones, there is one between the windows of both upper floors Bas-relief with depictions of children and a donkey, above this bay there is a balcony in the roof area with a contemporary iron railing marked 1912, some iron fixtures for balcony boxes are available on the building, apartment doors and front door have been changed, lead glass windows have been restored in the stairwell.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a double residential building (belonging to No. 11) with enclosure and front garden Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 9
(map) 		1908 Typical building in mixed construction of architectural and urban value.

Three-storey plastered building, six axes, red clinker base with green glazed bricks, plastered facade with inlaid green tiles and ornamental framework, three-storey bay window in the middle from the 1st floor to the top floor, over a basket arch-shaped floor plan, facade slightly simplified, windows not prototypically renewed, historical value , Renovation 1993.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a double dwelling (belonging to No. 9) with enclosure and front garden Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 11
(map) 		1908 Typical plastered construction of architectural and urban value.

Three-storey plastered building with ornamental trusses on the bay window, central bay window extending from the 1st floor to the top floor, on a basket-shaped floor plan, red clinker base, decorated with green glazed bricks, plastered facade with inlaid green tiles, windows on the ground floor framed by rough plaster, also below the Bay's rough plastered surface as well as plaster strips and vertical plaster strips between the windows of the 1st and 2nd floor are also made of rough plaster, windows based on the original with finely grooved, green-glazed skylights, the central area is fenced in as a wooden picket fence with rounded corners in the form of a ship's bow, bordered on both sides by walls with curved outlets running opposite to the fence field, renovation 1995.

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Apartment house in a corner location in open development Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 15
(map) 		re. 1905 With a shop, architecturally sophisticated plastered building with ornamental framework in very good original condition, of architectural and urban value.

Three-storey plastered building with corner and side elevation, expanded attic, polygonal corner with a shop (originally a butcher's shop) and bay window from the 1st floor to the attic with a rectangular floor plan, the shop door and shop window, reconditioned box windows, on the bay window on the 1st floor. Upper floor marked 1905, the bay window decorated with plaster and stucco decorations including two female figures holding a wreath of ears, in the roof area ornamental framework, wrought iron ornamental grille on the bay roof, dormers changed, delicate plaster and stucco decorations including putti, masks and simple floral decorations, in the Art Nouveau staircase - leaded glass window with flower ornaments, original front door with two wings with glass inserts, there also Art Nouveau ornamentation, painting of the staircase according to findings with border and staircase soffits painted, original apartment doors with wood imitation painting, renovation 1997.

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Villa with remains of the enclosure Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 22
(map) 		re. 1885 Architecturally sophisticated neo-renaissance building of architectural and urban significance.

Two-storey clinker brick building on an angled floor plan with a jamb storey in the style of the Italian Renaissance, dark red clinker brick in the base area, orange-red clinker brick on both floors, sandstone structure, small triangular exit with balustrade parapet in the corner area of ​​the ground floor, heavily carved window frames with flanking pilasters and horizontal pillars volute-like console stones on the 1st floor, jamb area plastered with large wooden cantilever consoles supporting the gently sloping hipped roof, egg bar frieze on the cornice, the undersides of the roof painted with beige stars, windows based on the historical model, house in very good original condition, of great architectural importance, renovation in 1995.

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Apartment building in corner location in semi-open development, part of a group of four houses (belonging to Clara-Zetkin-Str. 9, 11 and 13) Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 24
(map) 		1888 Part of a remarkable urban ensemble.

Design within the house group identical to Clara-Zetkin-Str. 13 and a mirror image of this, identical to Heinrich-Heine-Straße 23 within the row of houses, two-storey, 2 × 3 axes, three-storey tower-like corner projection with a steep pyramid roof, plaster groove on the ground floor, clinker brick on the back of the house, unplastered polygonal rubble base, in the area of ​​the corner projection on the 1st Upper floor windows with elaborate sandstone surrounds and window arches in sgraffito technology, in the attic also decorated sandstone walls with gabled crowning. This house group consisting of Clara-Zetkin-Str. 9, 11 and 13 as well as Walther-Rathenau-Str. 24 is identical to the four-person group Heinrich-Heine-Str. 23 and Clara-Zetkin-Str. 21, 23 and 25, in the middle of these two groups of four houses there is a group of three houses Clara-Zetkin-Str. 15, 17 and 19, these groups of buildings form a row of houses as part of a street and appear uniform due to their mirror-image and similar design, all three groups of great importance for urban development, renovation 1998.

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Apartment building in a corner location in a semi-open development, part of a group of three houses (with Lassallestraße 16 and 18) and a residential complex (belonging to Lassallestraße 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 and August-Bebel-Straße 14, 16, 18) Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 25
(map) 		1926 With a shop, a very simple plastered building, of urban value.

Three-storey building in mixed clinker construction, ground floor clinker brick, here shop with corner entrance (originally a cigar shop), both upper floors plaster without any plaster structure of the facade, rounded corner, mansard hipped roof with slate covering, house belongs to a uniformly designed row of houses, the monument value results exclusively from the urban development Value of the house.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double residential building (belonging to No. 28) Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 26
(map) 		1891 Typical clinker brick construction of architectural and urban value.

Three-storey, red clinker brick, polygonal masonry base, two bay windows on the first floor: one of them made of wood (1935), both single-storey, window frames and roofing typical of the time, second bay window (1903) with stone parapets and embossed sheet metal cladding - stone imitation, under this bay window basket arched windows with double Stone cross, this axis designed as a risalit, here in the attic indicated stepped gable, window parapets on the 1st floor with decorative masonry bond, windows not renewed prototypically. From 1935 the Zwickau master builder Paul Niese had his construction business here.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a double dwelling (belonging to No. 26) Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 28
(map) 		1893 Typical clinker brick construction of architectural and urban value.

Five axes, of which the middle window axis is designed as a risalit, here basket arched windows with double stone crosses on the ground floor, twin windows on the 1st and 2nd floors and a stepped gable on the top floor, house entrance on the side, new windows and new front door not prototypical, facade structure but still original, window parapets on the first floor with decorative masonry association, four original dormers with sheet metal facing and protruding head on cantilever consoles, base of polygonal quarry stone masonry.

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Apartment house in closed development in a corner Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 28a
(map) 		1905 With shop, plastered building typical of the time with art nouveau decorations of urban value.

Three-storey plastered building with polygonal corner formation with a single-axis bay window over two storeys, here on the ground floor the shop entrance (originally a grocery store), Art Nouveau decorations in the area of ​​the corner risalites - abstract floral ornaments in Art Nouveau style as well as a jagged frieze on the cornice, above the shop door plaster and stucco decorations, including an apple garland and, Women's masks, house simplified, color scheme not according to the original, changed the dormers and the roof area, renovation 1998.

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 30
(map) 		re. 1901 Originally with a shop, clinker brick building typical of the time, in good original condition of architectural and urban value.

Three-storey, orange-red brick building with polygonal corner formation, corner projections, the corner four-storey, shop dismantled today, but the cladding of the shop windows and the shop door preserved, originally on the side of the bakery: two-wing front door with skylight, labeled 1901, window almost true to the original, in the arched fields above the windows of the 1st floor gaff heads or floral decorations u. Ä., renovation 1999.

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Apartment building in closed development Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 32
(map) 		1902 Simple plastered building typical of the time and of urban value.

Very simple three-storey plastered building with a coarser structure, originally preserved front door with three-part skylight in massive division, windows in various divisions, sizes and skylight designs, simplified on the roof area, renovation 1998.

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Tenement house with restaurant in closed development Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 34
(map) 		1894 Typical clinker brick construction of architectural and urban value.

Three-storey, six axes, leaded glass windows in the guest room, subsequently changed in the area of ​​the restaurant and the house entrance (in the 1950s), red clinker brick with yellow clinker strips and plaster strips, in the area above the windows on the ground floor, typical roofing of the windows with horizontal beams and Triangular gables, here also decorations made of red and yellow clinker bricks, changed in the roof area, renovation 1996.

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Apartment building in closed development Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 38
(map) 		1895 Typical plastered building in good architectural quality and in good original condition.

Three-storey, side elevation with gate entrance and coupled windows, here on the 2nd floor round arched windows and console frieze on the eaves, original house door, window modeled on the original, original plaster structure preserved with plaster grooves on the ground floor and window canopies with horizontal beams on both floors, on the 1st floor with triangular gable roofing , on the 2nd floor with acroteria as crowning, also the roof structures largely original, renovation 1995.

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Apartment building in closed development Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 40
(map) 		1897 Typical building in clinker mixed construction of architectural and urban value.

Windows not prototypically renewed, also front door and house entrance, the facade structure original with plaster grooves on the ground floor, orange-red clinker bricks in the base area and red clinker bricks with orange-red clinker strips on both upper floors, three-storey, six axes, usual window frames with horizontal window canopies, plastered stucco under the beams Decorations and console stones, dormers changed, renovation 1996.

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 40b
(map) 		1909 With shop, originally preserved plastered building with filigree facade structure in good original condition, of urban and architectural value.

Three-storey building with a polygonal four-storey corner formation, there a shop (originally a bakery and coffee bar), windows modeled on the original with lattice-split skylights, filigree plaster structure with pilasters or plastered fields with plastered stucco decorations on the window parapets, a two-storey bay window per street facade in the rectangular floor plan Roof area with two polygonal bay windows and polygonal corner tower with honeycomb plaster and stucco decoration, renovation 1997.

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Apartment building in half-open development in a corner, part of a double apartment building (belonging to Kurt-Eisner-Straße 18), with enclosure Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 52
(map) 		1907 Typical plastered construction of urban value.

Three-storey plastered building with polygonal corner formation, four-storey corner projections, three-axis corner bay on volute-like console stones, these decorated with heads, 5 × 1 × 5 axes, in the roof area with ornamental framework, window frames typical of the time, windows with molded skylights, dormers with wood facing, originally on the ground floor in the area of ​​the Corner of a shop (originally a bakery), today dismantled to the apartment, attached balconies on the side and on the back, part of a double house, renovation 1997.

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