List of cultural monuments in Paudritzsch
The list of cultural monuments in Paudritzsch contains the cultural monuments in the Leisniger district of Paudritzsch that are listed in the official list of monuments of the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony .
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- Designation: Name, designation or the type of cultural monument
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Location: If available, street name and house number of the cultural monument; The list is basically sorted according to this address. The map link leads to various map displays and gives the coordinates of the cultural monument.
- Map view to set coordinates. In this map view, cultural monuments are shown without coordinates with a red marker and can be placed on the map. Cultural monuments without a picture are marked with a blue marker, cultural monuments with a picture are marked with a green marker.
- Dating: indicates the year of completion or the date of the first mention or the period of construction
- Description: structural and historical details of the cultural monument, preferably the monument properties
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ID: is awarded by the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony. It clearly identifies the cultural monument. The link leads to a PDF document from the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony, which summarizes the information on the monument, contains a map sketch and often a detailed description. For former cultural monuments sometimes no ID is given, if one is given, this is the former ID. The corresponding link leads to an empty document at the state office. The following icon can also be found in the ID column
; this leads to information on this cultural monument at Wikidata .
Paudritzsch
| image | designation | location | Dating | description | ID |
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Vorwerk Paudritzsch: mansion of the former Vorwerk | Paudritzsch 1 (map) |
1899/1900 including a previous building | Last structurally preserved evidence of the Paudritzsch Vorwerk of local historical importance.
Manor house: high basement, original: front door, vestibule door, window, staircase, interior doors, staircase windows, simple window grilles, rebuilt in 1899/1900 with the inclusion of masonry from the previous building, documented in 1552 and also in 1930 as an outer work, probably as early as the 13th century Existing, remains of the enclosure, including gate pillars with the Rochlitzer Porphyrtuff coat of arms, stable with a tiled gable roof, plastered quarry stone masonry, Rochlitzer Porphyrtuff garments in the gable, partially collapsed: building collapsed, remnants of enclosure without monument conservation concerns. |
08967608 |
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Cottage property | Paudritzsch 2 (map) |
around 1820 | Opposite the Vorwerk, a small half-timbered building in a location that defines the townscape, of regional historical importance.
Two floors, upper floor exposed framework, first floor quarry stone masonry, eaves side original. |
08967611 |
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Cottage property | Paudritzsch 3 (map) |
around 1840 | With visible half-timbering on the upper floor, half-timbered construction typical of the time at the entrance to the village, of regional historical importance
Two storeys, massive ground floor, presumably a former forester's house because of its location on the edge of the forest, or an inn / blacksmith's forge, two-tier half-timbered, probably from the 1st half of the 19th century, it is more likely that the building was a cottage , which possibly also had a reference to the former Vorwerk. |
08967610 |
| Material entirety of the Paudritzsch forest recreation home: Park (garden monument) of the former forest recreation home with open arbors, pavilion, artificial stone fountain, sculpture, Sellheim soldier's grave and bridge (all individual monuments - see also Obj. 08967593, same address) as well as pond (subject entirety part) | Paudritzsch 4 (map) |
probably 1924-1926 | Well-preserved parts of the former park of great regional and garden historical importance.
Between 1905 and 1906 the Paudritzsch Forest Recreation Home - Leisnig / Sa. On an area of 60,000 m², a construction company from Leisnig built the forest rest home consisting of barracks, tennis court, bowling alley and open sleeping huts. In 1908 the facility was expanded. In an advertising brochure, probably from the time the facility was built, the naturalness of the landscape and its healing properties are advertised. The “heavy burden” and the “dull houses in the stifling air”, “strife” and “hating and bustling people” are specifically named as the cause of illnesses that should be cured in the forest recreation home. The facility at that time is described as follows: The area of the forest recreation home is "... divided into: 1. an amusement park for all common games, such as tennis, croquette, ball game, etc. 2. a general family park, consisting of a large number of light air houses shared family apartments, as well as administration and dining houses, also the community house, etc., then a shared forest park, 3. the men's bathing park with a number of sleeping huts, baths, gymnasium, bowling alley, as well as light, air, earth and water bathing terrain , partly located on soft lawn or in extensive forests, the latter with shady promenade paths and wonderful panoramic views, 4. the women's bathing park, exactly the same as the men's park and similar views of forests, mountains and the wonderful Mulden valley, 5. the boys' living room - and bathing park with similar facilities and forests, 6. the girls' living and bathing park in the same structure. In the last two parks, skittles are no longer used, which have been replaced by suitable play facilities for the little ones, 7. the single-family park for those who, due to special circumstances, want to live for themselves, sleep with the children and bathe them under their own supervision (parents can take light, air and sunbathing in a closed park), 8. the farmyard with buildings and drying area and finally 9. the waterworks with elevated tanks etc. ”(advertising brochure Walderholungsheim o. J.) In the center of the park was the "lounge", which was to serve as a communication place for the spa guests. Musical instruments, billiards, table and board games were available for this. This common room is likely to be the octagonal pavilion in the middle of the park that still exists today, which is probably due to the time the complex was built. 1906–1908 is assumed to be the construction time. Even then, the pavilion was surrounded by promenade paths with picturesque groups of plants. In the park were the sleeping huts and barracks, of which two houses also remained. 1924–1926 the convalescent home building, which also still exists today, is built, but due to various structural changes it is not worth a monument. The remodeling of the park as well as its decoration with sculptures and fountains can also be dated to this time. During the Second World War, the Paudritzscher Kurhaus served as a hospital. The soldier's grave in the park for Horst Sellheim, who presumably died in the hospital in 1945, dates from this period. Around 1955 the facility became a TB sanatorium, especially for young girls. Later, hepatitis patients and lung patients were cured with open-air therapy in lounges. The sanatorium has belonged to the Leisniger hospital since the 1970s. An infection department and a department for the chronically ill were created in the facility. The former convalescent home has been used as a nursing home since 1993. Renovation work was carried out on the building. The park, with its loving details and idyllic resting places, has been carefully cared for to this day, and elements from the time it was built have been preserved. The history of the health facility can still be experienced today. The former forest rest home is a typical health care facility for the time it was built. It was designed to counterbalance the increasingly unhealthy living and working conditions in the cities of Saxony, which were heavily burdened by industrialization. In this way the complex becomes an important testimony to social history. The facility also documents the history of the spa gardens in Saxony. The monument value is derived from the regional, social and horticultural significance of the complex. LfD / 2015. |
09303746 |
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| Individual monuments of the Paudritzsch Park: two open arbors, pavilion, artificial stone fountain, plastic reclining boy and boy with dolphin, bridge on the pond and soldheim's grave, Horst (see also Obj. 09303746, same address) | Paudritzsch 4 (map) |
1905-1908 | Former forest rest home with light, air, sun, earth and water baths, sports, terrain and diet cures, later a convalescent home, today a nursing home with a spacious park, significant evidence of health care and spa services in the beginning of the 20th century, as well as garden history and of regional historical importance.
Between 1905 and 1906 the Paudritzsch Forest Recreation Home - Leisnig / Sa. On an area of 60,000 m², a construction company from Leisnig built the forest rest home consisting of barracks, tennis court, bowling alley and open sleeping huts. In 1908 the facility was expanded. In an advertising brochure, probably from the time the facility was built, the naturalness of the landscape and its healing properties are advertised. The “heavy burden” and the “dull houses in the stifling air”, “strife” and “hating and bustling people” are specifically named as the cause of illnesses that should be cured in the forest recreation home. The facility at that time is described as follows: The area of the forest recreation home is "... divided into: 1. an amusement park for all common games, such as tennis, croquette, ball game, etc. 2. a general family park, consisting of a large number of light air houses shared family apartments, as well as administration and dining houses, also the community house, etc., then a shared forest park, 3. the men's bathing park with a number of sleeping huts, baths, gymnasium, bowling alley, as well as light, air, earth and water bathing terrain , partly located on soft lawn or in extensive forests, the latter with shady promenade paths and wonderful panoramic views, 4. the women's bathing park, exactly the same as the men's park and similar views of forests, mountains and the wonderful Mulden valley, 5. the boys' living room - and bathing park with similar facilities and forests, 6. the girls' living and bathing park in the same structure. In the last two parks, skittles are no longer used, which have been replaced by suitable play facilities for the little ones, 7. the single-family park for those who, due to special circumstances, want to live for themselves, sleep with the children and bathe them under their own supervision (parents can take light, air and sunbathing in a closed park), 8. the farmyard with buildings and drying area and finally 9. the waterworks with elevated tanks etc. ”(advertising brochure Walderholungsheim o. J.) In the center of the park was the "lounge", which was to serve as a communication place for the spa guests. Musical instruments, billiards, table and board games were available for this. This common room is likely to be the octagonal pavilion in the middle of the park that still exists today, which is probably due to the time the complex was built. 1906–1908 is assumed to be the construction time. Even then, the pavilion was surrounded by promenade paths with picturesque groups of plants. In the park were the sleeping huts and barracks, of which two houses also remained. 1924–1926 the convalescent home building, which also still exists today, is built, but due to various structural changes it is not worth a monument. The remodeling of the park as well as its decoration with sculptures and fountains can also be dated to this time. During the Second World War, the Paudritzscher Kurhaus served as a hospital. The soldier's grave in the park for Horst Sellheim, who presumably died in the hospital in 1945, dates from this period. Around 1955 the facility became a TB sanatorium, especially for young girls. Later, hepatitis patients and lung patients were cured with open-air therapy in lounges. The sanatorium has belonged to the Leisniger hospital since the 1970s. An infection department and a department for the chronically ill were created in the facility. The former convalescent home has been used as a nursing home since 1993. Renovation work was carried out on the building. The park, with its loving details and idyllic resting places, has been carefully cared for to this day, and elements from the time it was built have been preserved. The history of the health facility can still be experienced today. The former forest rest home is a typical health care facility for the time it was built. It was designed to counterbalance the increasingly unhealthy living and working conditions in the cities of Saxony, which were heavily burdened by industrialization. In this way the complex becomes an important testimony to social history. The facility also documents the history of the spa gardens in Saxony. The monument value is derived from the regional, social and horticultural significance of the complex.
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08967593 |
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