List of cultural monuments in Rossau (Saxony)

The list of cultural monuments in Rossau contains the cultural monuments in Rossau .

This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Saxony .

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Greifendorf

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Subject entity with the following individual features: Hereditary court	Am Lehngericht 2 (map)	around 1800 (inheritance court - residential building)	Enclosed complex on four sides and two farm buildings (see Obj. 09244489), with groined vaults and the following parts: former garden with retaining walls, stone arch bridge and orchard, of particular architectural and historical significance. Very closed-looking complex from the 16th century, hardly disturbed, in poor state of preservation, hereditary court is directly connected to the churchyard in the southwest. Former garden: located northwest of the courtyard, Access: Access in the east through a gate with wooden slatted gate and stone staircase, stone arch bridge over the sunken path from the south-western part of the courtyard to Ground relief: plateau-like area with retaining walls made of quarry stone in the northeast and southeast Vegetation: woody stock from the 19th century, e.g. B. two ash trees (Fraxinus excelsior), two beech trees (Fagus sylvatica) and a field maple (Acer pseudoplatanus) Disruptive factor: today a new residential building is being built on the site Orchard: south and southwest of the courtyard Vegetation: extensive fruit trees	09301417
	Individual features in the aforementioned aggregate: residential building, gatehouse (adjacent to the residential building), barn (southwest), side building with passage (southeast), side building with upper arbor (northeast) and courtyard paving of the former hereditary court and farm building in front of the north	Am Lehngericht 2 (map)	around 1800 (inheritance court - residential building)	Four-sided enclosed complex and additional farm building outside the courtyard with remarkable architectural details such as a half-timbered gazebo, two gatehouses with groined vaults, of particular architectural and local historical importance (see also the same address - Obj. 09301417). Composition of several buildings, closed on all sides, accessed via · gatehouse (southwest, next to the residential building): with groin vault, two gate passages with basket arches and keystones labeled: "1589", half-timbered upper floor, saddle roof with bat dormers · side building (northeast of the courtyard, on residential building subsequently), half-timbered figure K-strut (half a man), crossing head and foot straps, gable roof, around 1720 house (in the north of the courtyard): quarry stone, upper floor in half-timbered construction, overmolding in the right part, steep hipped roof, in the Exterior facade with new window openings Barn (south-western end of the courtyard): two large arched entrances, quarry stone masonry, single storey, saddle roof Beautiful old courtyard paving preserved Side buildings (south-eastern end of the courtyard, opposite the residential building): two-storey solid construction with saddle roof, 2 gateways with arched arches and keystones, doorway on the upper floor Farm buildings (outside the ge closed courtyard in the north): quarry stone, segmented arched openings of windows and doors with porphyries, one storey with an extension, hipped roof, poor structural condition The entire complex is in a poor structural condition, the inheritance court closes directly in the southwest of the churchyard on keystones with designation on various buildings: designated 1713, 1687, 1589, 1695.	09244489
	Cottage property	Am Lindenborn 8 (map)	re. 1797	Due to its age and its particularly beautiful facade, it is a valuable residential building. Two-storey, steep saddle roof, small barn annex on the left, arched portal with keystone, very sturdy half-timbering on the upper floor, disfigured by the installation of a garage, a panorama window on the right gable side	09244476
	Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard	Am Lindenborn 24 (map)	re. 1802	Well-preserved rural building in structural shape and facade layout, still present under cladding, timber framing, interior work from the Wilhelminian era. Two-storey, high saddle roof, arched portal with quarry stone, slated gable side, effective in the townscape, original window sizes, stable part extended from the Wilhelminian era.	09244475
	Cottage property	Am Lindenborn 25 (map)	around 1800	Small residential house typical of the landscape with visible half-timbering on the upper floor, largely preserved in its original form, forms assembly group number 26. Two-storey, high gable roof, small rear annex, gable slated, slightly overformed (one window enlarged).	09244474
	Cottage property	Am Lindenborn 26 (map)	around 1800	Residential building typical of the landscape with visible half-timbering on the upper floor, largely preserved in its original form, forms a unitary assembly with the neighboring building number 25. Two-storey, high pitched roof, original window sizes, old wooden windows, small extension on the gable side.	09244473
	Residential stable house and side building of a four-sided courtyard	Am Lindenborn 40 (map)	re. 1855 (stable house)	For the most part originally preserved courtyard buildings, still present under plaster or cladding. Elongated stable house with a moderately steep pitched roof, original window sizes, old wooden windows, portal with porphyry walls and protruding roof, side building also portal with prophylactic walls.	09244472
	Barn and side building of a four-sided courtyard	Am Lindenborn 47 (map)	around 1900	Very well preserved barn with visible half-timbering as well as contemporary side building, of architectural and local significance. Both buildings are two-storey with flat sloping pitched roofs, side buildings: on the ground floor brick masonry plastered, upper floor half-timbered, old wooden windows, residential stable house older, but clearly overformed.	09244471
	barn	Am Lindenborn 48 (map)	18th century	Well-preserved barn in half-timbered construction with leaves and a relatively steep roof. Wood structure no longer recognizable, barn quite old and in good condition, half-timbering visible on both sides.	09244477
	Residential stable house, side building and barn of a four-sided courtyard and courtyard paving	Am Lindenborn 65; 66 (card)	around 1800	closed courtyard buildings, original in their basic substance. Elongated two-storey residential stable house, ground floor quarry stone, upper storey sturdy half-timbering, partially visible, portal with porphyry walls with protruding roof, old wooden windows partially preserved, barn and side building partially reshaped.	09244470
	Side building and stable building of a four-sided courtyard	Am Lindenborn 73; 74 (card)	2nd quarter of the 19th century	Side building with original quarry stone masonry and half-timbered under plaster or cladding, stable building with visible half-timbering and striking ornamental gable, both completely original. Side building : two-story, gable roof, on the upper floor artificial slate, old wooden windows. Barn : two-story, old wooden windows	09244468
	Cottage property	Am Rubinberg 4 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	simple rural residential building in good condition, still present under cladding. Two-storey, high pitched roof, slate roofing, rear extension, portal with porphyry walls and protruding roof, some old wooden windows.	09244487
	Häulser property	Am Rubinberg 10 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Well-preserved residential house typical of the landscape, still present under cladding, half-timbered, particularly important for the townscape due to its elevated position. Two-storey, gable roof, slate roofing, original window sizes, old wooden windows.	09244481
	Residential stable house and stable building of a four-sided courtyard	Am Rubinberg 11; 12 (card)	around 1800	Well-preserved residential building with visible half-timbering on the upper floor, architecturally sophisticated stable construction with collar hall and bell tower. Two-storey, elongated residential stable house with a high pitched roof, window layout largely original, stable side slightly overformed, strong framework with numerous struts, stable building with a protruding central projection, triple arched window in the gable, brick construction, stone walls.	09244488
	Entrance gate to the former four-sided courtyard	Am Rubinberg 30 (map)	around 1900	architecturally remarkable, triumphal arch-shaped gate to a farm. Two low passageways flank a higher gate covered by a basket arch, yellow and red brickwork.	09244484
	Residential stable house and two side buildings of a former four-sided courtyard	Am Rubinberg 42 (map)	around 1800 (stable house)	The complex is remarkable due to its unity, the residential stable house is almost completely original, the framework is present under paneling. Residential stable house: elongated, two-storey building with a steep gable roof, slightly overformed on the first floor, original window sizes on the upper floor, old wooden windows, artificial clapboards, western side building : arched portal with keystone, dated 179 ... (illegible), half-timbered partially replaced, old casement windows. eastern side building : younger, half-timbered partly replaced here too.	09244486
	Cottage property	Am Rubinberg 43 (map)	1st third of the 19th century	Rural house almost unchanged, half-timbered hidden under cladding. House without gable, an exception among the Greifenberg cottages. Two-storey, gable roof, original window sizes on the upper floor, windows slightly enlarged on the ground floor, only old wooden windows.	09244485
	Four-sided courtyard with stable house, barn, side building and gatehouse and shed on the opposite side of the street	Am Rubinberg 48 (map)	1802 (gatehouse)	exceptionally valuable, closed system, almost unchanged, half-timbered structures visible on all sides. Residential stable house with a steep gable roof, sturdy half-timbered structure with numerous struts, stone walls on the ground floor, arched portal with keystone, mostly old wooden windows, a few new plastic windows, barn and side buildings with old sliding windows, gatehouse with a low basket arch, reliefs in the keystone, exterior facades of the courtyard mostly clad in slate.	09244478
	Farm with stable house, two side buildings and barn, two courtyard gates and remnants of the farm garden	Am Rubinberg 55 (map)	1st third of the 19th century	Valuable complex due to its closed nature, with visible half-timbering on all sides, all buildings largely original. Byre-dwelling : two-story, gabled roof with two roof pike, very regular, strive poor half-timbered, Bank formations in the stable area, gable side in the early 20th century, a view bay vorgebaut barn : with a steep pitched roof and visible framework, annexe a little younger, mainly old wooden windows, affected by garage fixtures. Cottage garden : southeast of the stable house, orthogonal path system partially still present, remains of the boxwood edging of the beds, in the northern part in the form of arabesques.	09244479
	Two side buildings and a barn of a four-sided courtyard	Am Rubinberg 57 (map)	before 1800	small side building with rare, decorated half-timbering, largely unchanged barn with visible half-timbering on the courtyard side, second side building important for the townscape. Side building : two-storey, gable roof, lattice-like framework of compact proportions, curved decorative leaves to close the compartments below the frame, walled gable side Barn : two barns , long, high gable roof, old gate leaves	09244480
	War memorial for the fallen soldiers of the First World War	Döbelner Strasse (map)	after 1918	monumental warrior memorial, of local significance. Inscription: "Our Fallen Heroes", red base, on it a stele with relief: laurel wreath and crossed swords, above: vase with bursting flames.	09244436
	Church, churchyard and churchyard wall	Döbelner Strasse (map)	1858	Church building in neo-Gothic style, expressive tower facade with neo-Gothic entrance portal. 1858 New construction of the church, the previous building was possibly a wooden structure, neo-Gothic building with high pointed arched windows, support struts, tower facade, octagonal tower structure with shingled roof, neo-Gothic entrance portal transept : does not appear on the inside as it houses the stairwells, choir with pointed arched windows, interior : Hall church, retracted choir with 5/8 end, all-round two-storey, classicist wooden galleries, to the left and right of the altar there are glazed prayer rooms that protrude into the church interior and form a kind of antechamber, ceiling is painted: cassette imitation, quatrefoil motif, Organ gallery with Kreuzbach organ, probably no old pieces of equipment, churchyard wall made of rubble.	09244465
	Rectory with side building	Döbelner Strasse 11 (map)	re. 1727	Large, well-preserved rectory, defining the townscape due to its steep saddle roof and valuable porphyry entrance portal with segmental arch and keystone, of local historical importance. Rectory : Two-storey building with a steep gable roof, symmetrically laid out facade with three window axes on each side of the entrance portal, probably porphyry walls, no original windows Side building : overformed by built-in garage, originally probably a barn, steep gable roof.	09244464
	Former school, now a residential building	Döbelner Strasse 14 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Large building in a prominent location below the church, with a hipped roof that characterizes the street, and is of local historical importance. Two-storey building, hipped roof towed away at the rear, ground floor in quarry stone, slightly changed to the left of the entrance by a new window, upper floor in half-timbered construction (boarded), window axes of the basement and first floor are not related to each other, gable facade impaired, beautiful entrance portal with beams and tooth cut in the lintel.	09244467
	Wrought	Döbelner Strasse 19 (map)	around 1800	Particularly valuable building due to its age, its beautiful half-timbering and the location that determines the townscape. Two-storey with a high gable roof, left part 18th century, half-timbered structure with numerous headbands, right part added around 1800, further extension at the rear, remodeling in the ground floor area.	09244466

Hermsdorf

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Four-sided courtyard with stable house, barn and two side buildings	Hermsdorf 11 (map)	17th century (barn)	The complex is remarkable due to its unity and its age, with visible half-timbering on all sides, in a very good state of preservation. Residential stable house : ground floor plastered and partially overformed, upper floor courtyard and rear well-preserved, sturdy half-timbering with numerous struts, old wooden windows, high pitched roof Barn : very steep pitched roof, half-timbered structure with leaflets and cross struts, right side building : half-timbered structure with a wide post rhythm, a baluster-shaped post, cantilevered upper floor and roof.	09244516
	Residential stable house in a four-sided courtyard	Hermsdorf 24 (map)	1st half of the 18th century (possibly older)	Well-preserved rural house with original half-timbering under paneling, with a mighty gable roof. Two-storey, ground floor quarry stone, upper floor half-timbered, mostly original window sizes and old wooden windows, arched portal with porphyry walls on the back, courtyard side partly overmolded.	09244514
	Side building of a four-sided courtyard	Hermsdorf 25 (map)	2nd quarter of the 19th century	Stable and dwelling house, completely original preserved, half-timbered under slate cladding still preserved. Two-storey, gable roof with a crooked hip on one side, three entrances with porphyry walls, original doors and windows preserved.	09244515
	Residential stable house and side building of a four-sided courtyard	Hermsdorf 26 (map)	Early 19th century	largely original parts of a courtyard development, half-timbering still present on both buildings under plaster. Stable house : two-story, high pitched roof, ground floor impaired by several wide windows, upper floor still small old wooden windows. Side building : two-storey, gable roof, two stone portals with arched arches and a wide archway with keystone between the buildings.	09244511
	Residential stable house and side building of a four-sided courtyard	Hermsdorf 36 (map)	after 1833 (fire)	impressive courtyard, half-timbering visible on all buildings. None of the buildings completely unchanged, residential stable house: with simple, low-strut half-timbering, old wooden windows, wide windows on the ground floor and built-in garage.	09244512
	Cottage property with small outbuildings	Hermsdorf 38 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	For the most part the original closed complex, half-timbering still present, partially disguised. Two-storey, saddle roof towed away on one side, half-timbering partially visible on the upper floor, the gable faces the Dorfstrasse, forms a three-sided courtyard with the outbuildings, which are also still intact.	09244513
	Barn and two side buildings of a four-sided courtyard	Hermsdorf 39 (map)	1916	Remarkable farm buildings due to their cohesion, largely unchanged. Side building with car shelter, plastered half-timbering, old wooden windows, small side building with steeper pitched roof, also old wooden windows, barn rebuilt after being destroyed by storms in 1916, unchanged, entrance gate between the buildings.	09244517

Moosheim

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Residential stable house, two side buildings and barn of a four-sided courtyard	Am Nonnenwald 18 (map)	around 1800 (stable house)	Closed system of a four-sided courtyard with largely original, preserved half-timbered buildings, the residential stable house is characteristic of the site. Residential stable house : on the ground floor partly overformed, on the upper floor half-timbered construction, gable roof, slated with ornament towards Dorfstrasse Side building in the west : on the upper floor half-timbered construction, ground floor bricked in stone, side building in the east: half-timbered on the upper floor boarded up, partly old windows barn : boarded up.	09244508
	Cottage	Am Nonnenwald 34 (map)	around 1800	Small residential house typical of the landscape, largely preserved in its originality, located directly on the village street and of importance for the street scene. Two-storey building and extension, saddle roof, ground floor in stone, on the upper floor presumably half-timbered, which is, however, clad, window sizes all original.	09244505
	Barn of a four-sided yard	Am Nonnenwald 38 (map)	1655 (according to owner)	Remarkably well-preserved barn from the 17th century in half-timbered construction with intersecting struts. Barn and gable roof, raised at the end of the 19th century, strong half-timbered construction.	09244502
	Residential stable house, barn and side building of a three-sided courtyard	Am Nonnenwald 40 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	Closed system of a three-sided courtyard with largely original buildings. Stable house : molded on the courtyard side, beautiful facades facing Dorfstrasse, with a steep pitched roof. Barn : originally preserved, boarded up facing the street, partly half-timbered construction towards the courtyard, partly bricked up Barn with pavement side building : with courtyard passage, timber-framed upstairs, ground floor impaired.	09244504
	Side building of a four-sided courtyard	Greifendorfer Strasse 30 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Side building largely preserved in its originality with exposed framework on the upper floor facing the village. Two-storey building, saddle roof, ground floor in stone, upper floor in half-timbered construction, original windows partly preserved, porphyry walls on the ground floor, half-timbered partly clad (courtyard facade).	09244509

Niederrossau

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Road bridge over the Auenbach	Main street (map)	19th century	of architectural and local historical importance. Arched bridge with round arch, quarry stone construction, handrail and deck renewed.	09244450
	Road bridge over the Auenbach	Main street (map)	19th century	Arch bridge defining the townscape, of architectural and local significance. Quarry stone, single-arched bridge with keystone, offers a good point of view along the main road.	09244454
	Cottage property	Hauptstrasse 48 (map)	around 1800	Small residential building in a prominent location on the main street and below the village church, important for the street scene. Two-storey building with a gable roof, a tailcoat roof pulled down deep on one side, bricked up gable side, half-timbered entrance facade probably still preserved, angled.	09244458
	Cottage	Hauptstrasse 50 (map)	around 1700	small house, due to its old, well-preserved sturdy half-timbered construction, consisting u. a. made of leaves, head braces and stems below the transom, of value, important for the street scene. Two-storey building with a gable roof, ground floor in stone and slightly overformed, upper floor very well preserved half-timbering, all around preserved.	09244453
	Cottage property	Hauptstrasse 53 (map)	around 1800	two components abutting at right angles, largely original. Two-storey, gable roof, ground floor in stone with porphyry walls, upper storey half-timbered, very likely preserved under wood paneling.	09244455
	Cottage property	Hauptstrasse 62 (map)	around 1800	small, largely originally preserved house with a striking tailcoat roof. Two-storey building with a gable roof, partly designed as a tailcoat roof facing the street, ground floor in stone, upper floor half-timbered, slated.	09244456
	Barn and two side buildings of a four-sided courtyard	Hauptstrasse 71 (map)	around 1800	beautiful closed courtyard with three half-timbered buildings, largely in original condition. Barn : with a steep roof, framework visible on the courtyard side, protruding roof beams, bricked up at the rear. Side building 1 : ground floor in stone, upper floor visible half-timbering on the courtyard side, bricked up towards the village, interior walls and ceilings still made of clay. Side building 2 : ground floor in stone, upper floor half-timbered visible on the courtyard side.	09244445
	Residential stable house	Hauptstrasse 73 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	The building, largely preserved in its original substance, of value for the townscape, clearly shows how the stables used to look. Two-storey building with a slated gable roof, ground floor bricked in quarry stone, porphyry walls, upper floor half-timbered, very probably still preserved under the slate.	09244457
	Mill with house, barn and side building	Hauptstrasse 80 (map)	1st quarter of the 19th century	large three-wing system, very effective in the townscape, with visible half-timbered construction in all components, of importance as a historical mill, high-quality extension from the 1930s. Residential house : two-storey, high pitched roof with a crooked hip on one side, slate roofing, overformed facade, half-timbering on the upper floor still partially preserved, some old wooden windows. Barn : a little younger, half-timbered partially preserved, building bridges the village moat. Side building : overall best preserved, upper floor entirely in half-timbering, commercial extension from the 1930s attached to the rear, complex forms a courtyard facing the street, which is important for the townscape	09244447
	Residential stable of a former four-sided courtyard	Hauptstrasse 89 (map)	re. 1799	The shape of the structure and the facade layout have largely been preserved in their original form, the framework under clapboard cladding is still in place, dominating the townscape thanks to the mighty roof. Two-storey, mighty gable roof, crooked hips on both sides, arched portal with keystone, upper floor still original window sizes, ground floor partially overformed.	09244448
	Barn of a three-sided farm	Hauptstrasse 104 (map)	around 1700	Very remarkable barn with a high pitched roof, almost entirely preserved as a wooden structure, is one of the oldest barn structures in the district. With half-timbering visible on the courtyard side, leaflets, quarry stone in the lower area on the back, otherwise wood paneling, roof clearly protruding on protruding beams.	09244451
	Barn and two side buildings of a four-sided courtyard	Main street 110	18th century	Barn with a mighty roof that determines the townscape, half-timbered construction largely preserved, side building also largely unchanged, half-timbered under wood paneling still present. Barn : with a very high hipped roof, covered with slate, partially bricked up on the courtyard side, otherwise original, very sturdy framework, leaves, cross braces. southern side building : two-storey, gable roof with a crooked hip on one side, high car shelter, old wooden windows northern side building : changed on the courtyard side, but particularly important for the townscape.	09244452
	Barn and side building of a four-sided courtyard	Hauptstrasse 114 (map)	before 1800 (barn)	old, largely original barn with partially visible wooden construction and high pitched roof, side building with half-timbering still existing under clapboard cladding. Barn : plastered on the courtyard side, the roof structure changed, but the basic substance is still original, leaves. Younger side building : also largely original, old wooden windows, small attic house on the courtyard side	09244446
More pictures	Individual monuments of the community of village church and cemetery Niederrossau : Church, war memorial for the fallen of World War I, five graves of soldiers from World War II, four graves for pastors (Julius Theodor Dittrich, Ernst Kurt Jahn, Johannes Fürchtegott Kretzschmar, Gottlieb Ehrenreich Gröschen), small gravestone that is no longer legible and churchyard wall	Kirchstrasse (map)	1699 Dendro	Church of Romanesque origin located on a hill above the village, strong tower visible from afar with a high turret of local historical and local significance (see also the same address - Obj. 09244439). Church : Interior: hall church with surrounding, two-storey wooden gallery from the 18th century, ceiling with painted fields, old church stalls, barrel-vaulted choir, the two arches that border the choir to the east and west are of Romanesque origin, vaults and the three-sided cell-vaulted apse from the 16th century , One-story galleries of the choir, parapets painted and carved ornamentally, the church was originally very colorful, in 1817 the church was whitewashed.Furnishing : carved altar with double wings, inscribed in 1521, in the shrine Mary with the child between saints, in the predella the adoration and in the cracks Crucifixion, pulpit from the 18th century, organ from around 1660/1670, baptismal font marked 1519, crucifixion group and mourning figure of Mary at the beginning of the 16th century, behind the altar sculpture "Christ in misery" around 1500 Exterior: hall church with slated hipped roof, stronger, more square Tower above the choir, tower with a hipped roof, slated and high pointed roof turret, apse with support struts, windows partly with pointed arches and tracery. Cemetery : Enclosure: beautiful old quarry stone wall encompasses almost the entire cemetery Gravestones from pastors' graves on the apse wall: 1. Julius Theodor Dittrich (1812–1884) 2. Ernst Kurt Jahn (1911 –1994) 3. Johannes Fürchtegott Kretzschmar (1856–1917), sandstone with marble relief 4. Gottlieb Ehrenreich Gröschen (?) (1678 – possibly. 1718) 5. old gravestone, inscription no longer legible Soldiers graves : 6. three graves for Richard Sonnemann, Helmuth Rost, Heinrich Gümmer 7. two soldiers graves for soldier Binner and an unknown soldier War memorial: 8. War memorial for the fallen of the First World War: Porphyrobelisk with inscription plaque, iron cross and symbolic representation of flames	09302046
	Consolidation of the village church and cemetery in Niederrossau, with the individual monuments: church, five soldiers' graves, World War II, war memorial for those who fell in World War I, four pastors' graves, an old gravestone near the pastors' graves and churchyard wall	Kirchstrasse (map)		Church of Romanesque origin located on a hill above the village, strong tower visible from afar with high ridge turret of importance for the history and image of the town (see also individual monument at the same address - Obj. 09302046). Cemetery: Enclosure: beautiful old quarry stone wall encompasses almost the entire cemetery Access: Path to the church made of red granite paving, entrances: main gate in the north, gate in the south-east corner of the cemetery Woods : tree pair: gate tree pair made of chestnuts (Aesculus hippocastanum) at the main gate solitary trees (beech trees: beech trees ) Fagus sylvatica) at the side gate, three winter linden trees (Tilia cordata) at the churchyard wall, linden trees were probably once planted along the entire wall at regular intervals (4 stumps still exist)	09244439
	school	Kirchstrasse 1 (map)	End of the 19th century	high-quality, well-structured building, remarkable for the beautiful porphyry cornices and garments and the artistically designed door with fluted pilaster capitals. Two-storey building, central projection with triangular gable, all-round porphyry roof cornice, artistic design of the entrance, gable roof, large window openings on the ground floor	09244441
	Vicarage (four-sided courtyard) with rectory, two side buildings and barn	Kirchstrasse 7; 8 (card)	Mid 19th century	Parish in the immediate vicinity of the church, consisting of four high-quality, very well-preserved buildings, some with half-timbering on the upper floor, some entirely made of quarry stone, ensemble that characterizes the town. Barn : with hipped roof, completely walled in dry stone annexe 1 : ground floor and gable ends in rubble stone, floor in half-timbered with Lehmgefachen, hipped roof, Porphyrgewände Page Building 2 : Ground floor and gables in dry stone, Porphyrgewände, upstairs in Tudor style, hipped roof house : two-storey, hipped roof, high Window openings with porphyry walls, old wooden windows, portal with a protruding roof	09244443
	Side building of a four-sided courtyard	Kirchstrasse 16 (map)	End of the 19th century	Half-timbered building, largely preserved in its original form, of architectural value. Barn : half-timbered construction visible towards the courtyard, crooked roof. Side building : two-storey, crooked roof, two small roof bay windows, ground floor slightly changed.	09244442
	Residential stable house and paving of a four-sided courtyard	Kirchstrasse 24 (map)	around 1800	Building largely preserved in its original substance, half-timbered upper floor slated, mighty roof that defines the townscape. Two-storey building with a gable roof, ground floor in stone, half-timbered upper floor, the original window sizes are still there except for a new panorama window, roof house.	09244435

Oberrossau

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Cottage property	Hainichener Strasse 7 (map)	1st quarter of the 19th century	Mostly originally preserved residential building with visible half-timbered construction, the best building of this type in Oberrossau. Two-storey, saddle roof, simple half-timbering with numerous struts, old wooden windows completely preserved, wooden paneling on the back, old entrance door.	09244434
	Four-sided courtyard with stable house, barn and side buildings	Hainichener Strasse 11 (map)	around 1800 (stable house)	Remarkable complex due to its cohesion, the only court complex in Oberrossau and Niederrossau that is worthy of a monument. Stable house : with steep gable roof, brick floor, porphyry walls, upper floor slated, original window sizes, old wooden windows almost completely preserved, half-timbering most likely intact, courtyard could not be viewed, but no disfiguring changes were visible from the outside.	09244427
	Memorial stone	Main street (map)	around 1920	Memorial stone for the fallen of the First World War of local historical value. Text: Your heroic sons - The grateful community of Oberrossau, porphyry parts with inscription, helmet and oak leaves.	09244430
	Machine-tractor station, consisting of an administration and social building, a workshop and a garage complex for the agricultural machines to be rented	Hauptstrasse 150 (map)	re. 1954 (tractor station)	Building complex in a prominent position, high-quality, simple buildings, typical traditionalist construction methods for the architecture of the GDR of the 1950s. Administration building : two-storey building with a gable roof, porphyry portal, segmental arch end with keystone (marked 1954), quarry stone base, the rest is plastered Workshop and garages : buildings with gable roofs butting at right angles, large windows with segmented arches, the corners of the building are emphasized by natural stone, protruding from the facade , Natural stone base.	09244418
	Barn and gatehouse of a four-sided courtyard	Hauptstrasse 172 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	very well preserved half-timbered barn, significant for the townscape, largely original gatehouse and side building with half-timbered upper floors. Barn : half-timbered construction visible on both the street and courtyard side, barn was extended. Gatehouse : below in stone, upper floor in half-timbered.	09244419
	Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard	Hauptstrasse 176 (map)	around 1800	largely unchanged building, valuable due to its half-timbered upper floor, important for the street scene. Two-storey building with a gable roof, half-timbered upper floor, partly changed on the ground floor by broken windows.	09244420
	Barn of a former four-sided farm	Hauptstrasse 180a (map)	End of the 19th century	Barn built entirely in half-timbered construction, preserved in its original substance and of importance for the street scene. Half-timbered barn, infilled with bricks, jamb floor.	09244429
	Barn of a former four-sided farm	Hauptstrasse 193 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	remarkable barn in a half-timbered construction that defines the townscape. Building with a gable roof, jamb floor, strong half-timbering.	09244428
	Barn of a former four-sided farm	Hauptstrasse 198 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	well-preserved half-timbered barn, located on the main road and important for the townscape. Building with a gable roof, boarded gable side.	09244422
	Barn and side building of a four-sided courtyard	Hauptstrasse 201 (map)	Middle of the 19th century, probably 1848	Originally preserved barn, valuable due to the intact half-timbered construction and the striking hipped roof, side building largely in its original substance. Barn : hipped roof pulled down far, bat dormers. Side building : ground floor in stone with porphyry walls, upper floor boarded half-timbering, original windows, crooked roof.	09244423
	Barn and side building of a small three-sided courtyard	Hauptstrasse 211 (map)	2nd third of the 19th century	remarkable courtyard buildings with visible half-timbering due to their uniformity and their good state of preservation. Barn with a jamb floor and a moderately sloping gable roof, framework with cross braces. Side building : stable on the ground floor, bricked up and plastered, upper floor simple half-timbered.	09244425
	Farm with stable house and barn	Hauptstrasse 212 (map)	2nd third of the 19th century	Uniformly preserved courtyard, dwelling house with half-timbering under slate cladding. Stable house: two-storey with a gable roof, ground floor bricked up, upper floor original window sizes, old wooden windows, later extension on the back.	09244426
	Inn	Querstraße 2 (map)	2nd quarter of the 19th century	Originally preserved village inn in terms of structure and facade layout, characterizing the townscape through its open location on the main street, of architectural and local significance. Broad, two-storey building with a sedate hipped roof, the original window frames still preserved on the upper floor, facade impaired by rough plaster, finely profiled eaves.	09244421
	Cottage	Querstraße 9 (map)	1st third of the 19th century	one of the few cottages in Oberrossau preserved in good condition. Two-storey, saddle roof, towed at the rear and extended by a transversely oriented annex, ground floor bricked up and plastered, partly overformed, upper floor completely paneled with wood, small window sizes, partly old wooden windows.	09244424
	Cottage property	Waldblick 1 (map)	around 1800	House valuable due to its originally preserved half-timbered upper floor, defining the townscape. Two-storey building, saddle roof, ground floor disfigured by some broken windows, upper floor in half-timbered construction, boarded gable, upper floor slated to the rear.	09244432
	Residential stable house in a four-sided courtyard	Waldblick 4 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Large representative building, valuable and remarkable due to neo-Renaissance design elements. Two-storey building with a crooked roof, windows and arches on the ground floor, two entrances, roof bay window with volute and shell element, tile frieze below the roof and as a gable framing, in the gable on the village side: triple windows, extraordinary architecture for this community.	09244431
	Side building of a four-sided courtyard (facing the street on the eaves side)	Waldblick 18 (map)	1st third of the 19th century	Half-timbered building that has largely been preserved in its original form and is of historical significance. Former stable house : originally standing to the left of the courtyard entrance on the gable side of the street, two-story building with a gable roof, ground floor in stone, upper floor in half-timbering, on the ground floor porphyry portal with protruding beams, windows with porphyry walls, gable end extended by barn extension, demolished in 2000. Side building : two-story building with beautiful Half-timbered upper floor, original windows, roof slated, half-timbered plastered towards the street.	09244433

Schönborn becoming three

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Old mining area in the upper reaches of the Bleibach				08955704
	The mouth of the Wildemann tunnel (reconstructed 1983–1985), drained three pits before 1775	(Map)	before 1775		08955702
More pictures	Mine of the Alte Hope Erbstollns with the Clementine shaft head, the ore roll shaft head, the foundations of a chimney, two boiler houses, Herrmann shaft, driving shaft, separating bank, forge, counting house, cutting mill and mouth hole	(Map)	from 1695	of importance in terms of mining history. Orifice: made of gneiss, inscribed keystone with water level mark on July 9, 1854 (sandstone).	08955700
	Central shaft of the medieval »Wildemann-Stolln« mine with heap	(Map)	1776-1781	of importance in terms of mining history. Unknown date, replica of a chew.	08955701
	Before the 18th century, independent mine, dump and mouth hole in the gallery	(Map)	before 18th century		08955698
	Mining tunnels				08955699
More pictures	Route of the ore mine railway	(Map)			08955639
	Residential house, former poor house and school	Bergstrasse 1 (map)	2nd third of the 19th century	Half-timbered building, the only building in the floodplain, of architectural and local significance. Ground floor massive, changed, upper floor half-timbered, gable triangle clad, entrance porch.	08955659
	Two factory owners' villas (Bergstrasse 18, Bergstrasse 20) and Villengarten (garden monument) with enclosure	Bergstrasse 18; 20 (card)	1910–1920 (Bergstrasse 18)	of importance in terms of local history, building history and garden design. Bergstrasse 18 : irregular floor plan, embossed base, plastered building with a large crooked hip roof, little roof house, dormer windows, plaster structure, mostly original outer skin, beaver tail covering Bergstraße 20: irregular floor plan with protrusions and recesses, porphyry base, plastered ground floor, risalit, rich roof landscape with slateing, original , Window bars, doors etc., intact outer skin (colored plaster), enclosure with picket fence and pillars Villa garden : Structural assets: Enclosure: wooden picket fence to the street Access: Path system: curved paths that connect the villas Bergstrasse 18 and 20 with each other, structure no longer recognizable , terraced garden area northwest of the Villa Bergstraße 20, which can be reached via a staircase from the villa.Access : Bergstraße 20: access with a double-winged wooden slatted gate, gate with a single-winged wooden slatted gate, gate pillars made of plastered brickwork Water elements: octagonal swimming pool made of concrete i m in the center of the terrace Bergstrasse 20, quarry stone fountain as part of a retaining wall southwest of the Villa Bergstrasse 18 Vegetation : Tree population: old trees in the entire garden, e.g. B. Winter linden (Tilia cordata), chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum), sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus), field maple (Acer campestre), ash (Fraxinus excelsior), locust tree (Robinia pseudoacacia), red beech (Fagus sylvatica) ), Copper beech (Fagus sylvatica f. Purpurea), yew trees (Taxus baccata), false cypresses (Chamaecyparis spec.) Shrubs: Rhododendrons Shrubs : especially in the vicinity of Villa Bergstrasse 18, lush shrubs with the character of a mature shady garden Other assets : soil relief: soil relief: Terrain rising from northeast to southwest, terracing northwest of Villa Bergstrasse 20, with the help of retaining walls, several terraced and small garden paths along the walls, garden south of Villa Bergstrasse 18 View relationship: View from Villa Bergstrasse 20 and from the terrace into the Zschopautal Monument value : unusual Well-preserved villa garden from the beginning of the 20th century, especially the ones that are still preserved Perennial planting, of artistic importance.	08955640
	Cemetery chapel and war memorial	Dorfstrasse 1c (map)	1920s	refurbished. War memorial for the fallen soldiers of the First and Second World Wars with a tree-lined avenue.	08955645
	school	Dorfstrasse 38 (map)	last third of the 19th century	stately school building, determines the street scene, local historical significance. Two-storey building, nine to four axes, gabled central projection, entrance portico on Doric, fluted columns, twin windows in the gable, bell tower with ornamental framework, wall: strong polygonal masonry, above fence pillars made of clinker brick.	08955646
	Landmark	Feldstrasse (map)	1788	small boundary stone made of slate, of local significance. Back of N 1331 (Fln.)	08955651
	Outbuilding (pull-out house) of a four-sided courtyard	Feldstrasse 6 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (moving house)	important for the structure of the place Stable house : solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, hipped roof. Outbuildings with living space : solid ground floor, porphyry walls, upper floor half-timbered, slate outside, old windows, partial deletion 2004: stable house.	08955648
	Residential stable house of a three-sided courtyard with enclosure	Feldstrasse 8 (map)	1900	local historical value. Residential house : solid, two-storey, profiled walls with ears, old windows, Palladio motif in the gable, slate roof, original plaster. Outbuildings : solid, stable barns, plastered, porphyry walls, oculus. Enclosure clinker wall with pillars: very good condition. Partial deletion 2004: side building.	08955649
More pictures	Hut house of the shafts “Old Hope” and “Blessing God”, Sachsenburg	Feldstrasse 13 (map)	before 1870 half-timbered	important in terms of local history. Nine-axis, two-storey, stone walls, shared administration building for the Sachsenburg, Biensdorf, Krumbach, Schönborn and Drei Werden pits. Bell tower demolished around 1960.	08955656
	Residential stable house, stable barn, side building and archway of a four-sided courtyard	Feldstrasse 14 (map)	re. 1842 (stable house)	structure-forming half-timbered courtyard. Residential stable house : solid ground floor, profiled walls (porphyry tuff), original half-timbered, partly clad, freight elevator, clad gable, half-hipped roof Ancillary building : solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, new stone walls (refurbished) Barn : solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, renovated, Archway: porphyry tufa with keystone.	08955652
	Residential building	Feldstrasse 36 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered clad, historically important. Upper floor three sides half-timbered, clad, ground floor changed.	08955654
	Residential building	Feldstrasse 42 (map)	re. 1808 (?)	Upper floor half-timbered, very good original substance, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, porphyry walls, profiled lintel (marked 18.8), winter window, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, original window, old plaster, boarded up gable triangle.	08955655
	Forester's house	Feldstrasse 44 (map)	End of the 19th century	in Swiss style, meaning in terms of local history. One-storey building on an irregular floor plan, roof extension, wooden cladding in the gable, risalit, clinker cladding.	08955657
	Stable house of a farm	Frankenberger Landstrasse 21 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Relic of the timber construction in the district, of architectural significance. Solid ground floor, profiled walls, upper floor half-timbered, slated, original window sizes.	08955664
More pictures	Individual features of the aggregate housing estate Drei Werden: Twelve residential buildings in a settlement (see also aggregate document Obj. 09301298)	Lindenweg 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8th; 9; 10; 11; 12; 13; 14; 15; 16; 17; 18; 19; 20; 21; 22; 23; 25; 27; 29; 31 (card)	1907–1921, planning 1904–1906	Settlement houses built based on the English model, which were built in connection with the construction of the Dreiwill paper mill, are of local, industrial and social historical importance. Differentiation of the building blocks by function, storey height and facade structure, the position of the houses results in courtyards and small front gardens. The topography follows the layout along rising streets (Zum Zschopautal, Lindenweg). Corresponding to the construction period from 1907 to 1921, the building structure and façade have typical structural elements. Characteristic are large plastered areas, asymmetrical projections and gables as well as a flat roof pitch. Characteristic is the diverse roof landscape through the reduction of the facade area. Some buildings tend to step back within the types mentioned, are designed more simply and show more restraint in design and execution (clinker base, large plastered areas, roof pike). The buildings along the Lindenweg are marked with many projections and recesses and risalits with tail gables. There are also double tenement houses or smaller tenement houses with an asymmetrical structure, baroque plaster structure, some of which are very simply designed. Information from R. Uhlig, collection of industrial monuments 1994: Papierfabrik Dreihaben GmbH Former Weidemüller as well as turbine station, factory settlements and business house Parcels: 1580 (waterworks), 97 (factory), 106, 116a, 116b, 116c, 116d, 116e, 118, 118/1, 118/2, 118b, 118c, 147/1, 141/1, 125/5, 127/1 (factory settlements) Weidemüller company founded in 1906; Managing Director today Mr. Rößler; Tel. [phone]; Location: on the Zschopau above Mittweida on the right there is protection of property and preservation statutes for the factory estate, formal redevelopment area is decided, privatization of the factory estate within 20 years (pilot project Interior Ministry).	08955637
	Comprehensive housing estate Drei Werden with the following individual monuments: 24 residential buildings in a housing estate (Lindenweg 1–31 = Obj. 08955637, Neuschönborner Weg 1–7 = Obj. 09301297, Zum Zschopautal 5–72 = Obj. 08955636), another building as a material part = Neuschönborner Weg 2 / To the Zschopautal 1	Lindenweg 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8th; 9; 10; 12; 13; 14; 15; 16; 17; 18; 19; 20; 21; 22; 23; 25; 27; 29; 31 (card)	1907-1921	Settlement houses built based on the English model, which were built in connection with the construction of the Dreiwill paper mill, are of local, industrial and social historical importance.	09301298
	Individual features of the aggregate housing estate Drei Werden: Four residential buildings in a settlement (see also aggregate document Obj. 09301298)	Neuschönborner Weg 1; 3; 5; 7 (card)	1907–1921, planning 1904–1906	Settlement houses built based on the English model, which were built in connection with the construction of the Dreiwill paper mill, are of local, industrial and social historical importance. Differentiation of the building blocks by function, storey height and facade structure, the position of the houses results in courtyards and small front gardens. The topography follows the layout along rising streets (Zum Zschopautal, Lindenweg). Corresponding to the construction period from 1907 to 1921, the building structure and façade have typical structural elements. Characteristic are large plastered areas, asymmetrical projections and gables as well as a flat roof pitch. Characteristic is the diverse roof landscape through the reduction of the facade area. Some buildings tend to step back within the types mentioned, are designed more simply and show more restraint in design and execution (clinker base, large plastered areas, roof pike). The buildings along the Lindenweg are marked with many projections and recesses and risalits with tail gables. There are also double tenement houses or smaller tenement houses with an asymmetrical structure, baroque plaster structure, some of which are very simply designed. Information from R. Uhlig, collection of industrial monuments 1994: Papierfabrik Dreihaben GmbH; Former Weidemüller; as well as turbine station, factory settlements and business house parcels: 1580 (waterworks), 97 (factory), 106, 116a, 116b, 116c, 116d, 116e, 118, 118/1, 118/2, 118b, 118c, 147/1, 141 / 1, 125/5, 127/1 (factory estates) Weidemüller company founded in 1906; Managing Director today Mr. Rößler; Tel. [phone]; Location: on the Zschopau above Mittweida on the right there is protection of property and preservation statutes for the factory estate, a formal redevelopment area is decided, privatization of the factory estate within 20 years (pilot project of the Ministry of the Interior).	09301297
	Residential stable house, stable barn, barn and residential house of a four-sided courtyard	Schulstrasse 15; 17 (map)	re. 1848 (stable house)	largely original substance, decisively image-defining courtyard. Residential stable house (marked 1848 in the keystone CGK): Solid ground floor, porphyry walls, arched door walls with keystone, upper floor half-timbered, gable slate, crooked hip roof. Outbuildings : solid ground floor, porphyry walls, original doors, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, three lanterns, hipped roof. Barn : solid ground floor, garage, upper floor half-timbered, sliding windows, massive staircase on the courtyard side. Barn : massive, plastered, hipped roof.	08955658
More pictures	Mühlgraben with technology and turbine house of a former paper mill	Talstrasse (map)	1906-1907	of importance in terms of local and industrial history. Turbine house above the Mühlgraben : single-storey plastered building with a blind arch in the jamb, two ventilation towers, hipped roof, roof overhang. Information from R. Uhlig, collection of industrial monuments 1994: Papierfabrik Dreihaben GmbH; Former Weidemüller company as well as turbine station, factory settlements and company residence. Parcels: 1580 (waterworks), 97 (factory), 106, 116a, 116b, 116c, 116d, 116e, 118, 118/1, 118/2, 118b, 118c, 147/1, 141/1, 125/5, 127/1 (factory settlements). Weidemüller founded in 1906; Managing Director today Mr. Rößler; Tel. [phone]; Location: on the Zschopau above Mittweida on the right. There is a grandfathering and conservation statute for the works estate, a formal redevelopment area is decided, the privatization of the works estate within 20 years (pilot project of the Ministry of the Interior).	08955631
	Former restaurant of a paper mill with an outbuilding	Talstrasse 1 (map)	last third of the 19th century	of local importance. Two-storey plastered building on a polygon base in the Swiss style, jamb, stone walls, mid-house, originally recorded under house number 2, according to ALK data this building has house number 1.	08955633
More pictures	Waterworks near the bank of the Zschopau	Waterworks 1 (map)	End of the 19th century	Lavishly designed building in the Swiss style of architectural and local historical value. Elaborate, two-storey plastered building in Swiss style on an irregular floor plan and almost all original parts, triple windows, with large windows, various balconies, wooden planking, roof overhang, roof houses, dormers, three turrets, shutters, rich portal design with frog prince in front of shell, with ashlar, double beaver tail covering, Hall building with hipped roof (later extension).	08955638
	Residential stable house in a four-sided courtyard	Wolfsberg 1 (map)	18th century	Upper floor half-timbered, large four-sided courtyard on Wolfsberg, characterizing the landscape, of importance in terms of building history and local history. Large, old structure, massive ground floor, upper floor high-end timber framing, trusses on the gable, large hip roof, some old windows.	08955663
More pictures	Individual features of the aggregate housing estate Drei Werden: Director's residence (No. 12) and 31 residential buildings in a settlement (see also aggregate document Obj. 09301298)	To the Zschopautal 5; 7; 12; 16; 18; 20; 22; 24; 26; 28; 30; 32; 34; 36; 38; 40; 42; 44; 46; 48; 50; 52; 54; 56; 58; 60; 62; 64; 66; 68; 70; 72 (card)	1907–1921, planning 1904–1906	In connection with the construction of the Dreiwill paper mill, settlement houses built according to the English model, of local, industrial and social historical importance. Differentiation of the building blocks by function, floor height and facade structure, position of the houses results in courtyards and small front gardens. The topography follows the structure along the rising streets (Zum Zschopautal, Lindenweg) .. Corresponding to the construction period from 1907 to 1921, the structure and facade have typical structural elements. Characteristic are large plastered areas, asymmetrical projections and gables as well as a flat roof pitch. Characteristic is the diverse roof landscape through the reduction of the facade area. Some buildings tend to step back within the types mentioned, are designed more simply and show more restraint in design and execution (clinker base, large plastered areas, roof pike). The buildings along the Lindenweg are marked with many projections and recesses and risalits with tail gables. There are also double tenement houses or smaller tenement houses with an asymmetrical structure, baroque plaster structure, some of which are very simply designed. Number 12 : Residential and office building (director's villa): traditionally designed building, single storey, hipped mansard roof with gable, wooden arbor as entrance porch. Outbuildings : small building in Swiss style on hooks floor plan, hipped roof. Information from R. Uhlig, collection of industrial monuments 1994: Papierfabrik Dreihaben GmbH; Former Weidemüller; as well as turbine station, factory settlements and business house parcels: 1580 (waterworks), 97 (factory), 106, 116a, 116b, 116c, 116d, 116e, 118, 118/1, 118/2, 118b, 118c, 147/1, 141 / 1, 125/5, 127/1 (factory estates) Weidemüller company founded in 1906; Managing Director today Mr. Rößler; Tel. [phone]; Location: on the Zschopau above Mittweida on the right there is protection of property and preservation statutes for the factory estate, a formal redevelopment area is decided, privatization of the factory estate within 20 years (pilot project of the Ministry of the Interior).	08955636
More pictures	Factory building and gatehouse	To Zschopautal 10 (map)	1906-1907	Factory an elongated clinker building on a hooked ground plan, of local and industrial historical importance. Elongated, three-storey longitudinal building with risalits, clearly legible functional division, blind arch structure, cornice and girdle cornices, thermal bath windows, multiple staggering of the building on the mountain side, a crossbar, two or three window groups, flanked by wall templates, multi-tier cornice. Porter's house: one-storey with hipped roof, three-sided porch, clinker base, towards the factory double arched position on pillars. Information from R. Uhlig, collection of industrial monuments 1994: Papierfabrik Dreihaben GmbH; Former Weidemüller; as well as turbine station, factory settlements and company residential building parcels: 1580 (waterworks), 97 (factory), 106, 116a, 116b, 116c, 116d, 116e, 118, 118/1, 118/2, 118b, 118c, 147/1, 141 / 1, 125/5, 127/1 (Werksiedlungen) Company Weidemüller founded in 1906, Managing Director today Mr. Rößler, Tel. [phone], Location: on the Zschopau above Mittweida on the right there is a grandfathering and conservation statute for the Werksiedlung , a formal redevelopment area is decided , Privatization of the factory housing estate within 20 years (pilot project Interior Ministry)	08955630
	Large tenement house / residential building in Swiss style, elementary part of the development above the settlement	To Zschopautal 11 (map)	around 1915		08955643

Seifersbach

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Church with a war memorial and six lime trees (garden memorials) in front of the church	Hintere Dorfstrasse (map)	after 1918	large hall church with west tower, characterizing the townscape through its exposed location. Church : interior and exterior design largely preserved, structure of the plastered building with elements made of Hilbersdorfer porphyry tuff, the Seifersbach village church is a baroque-classicist building from the years 1826–1828 by the important Saxon church builder Christian Friedrich Uhlig. The large, rectangular nave adjoins a considerable west tower with a hood, lantern and onion-shaped tower end. As with all Uhlig churches, the dimensions are considerable for the small village. Since the church stands above the village on a hill, it shapes the landscape for a long time. In this respect, the church building is a remarkable testimony to the art of church architecture in the 3rd decade of the 19th century.	08955683
	Former school	Hintere Dorfstrasse 1 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	important in terms of local history. Old structure, massive ground floor, upper floor 2/3 half-timbered, clad, hipped roof.	08955684
	Rectory	Hintere Dorfstrasse 2 (map)	re. 1861, inside around 1900	Originally preserved plastered building of local historical and urban significance. Two-storey, plastered, porphyry garments, panel above the door, double belt cornice, cornice, in the gable round arched triple window, oculi, redesigned inside around 1900, panel: 18 built with God's help and placed under God's grace and blessing 61.	08955682
	Barn, barn and enclosure of a three-sided courtyard	Hintere Dorfstrasse 11 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	original structure, defining the image. Both buildings are hooked together. Stable barn : solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, double-transom, striving, old windows. Barn : half-timbered with jamb, Bohemian boarded gates, double beaver tail covering, enclosure: clinker wall with pillars.	08955681
	Side building (to the left of the entrance)	Hintere Dorfstrasse 13 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	old type of construction. Old structure, massive ground floor, massive gable, two-sided half-timbering, strong posts, double-bar, both auxiliary buildings: massive ground floor, upper floor or jamb, half-timbered, old windows. Barn : half-timbered, partial deletion 2004: residential stable house (rear courtyard side), outbuildings and side buildings. Residential building : already at the time of acquisition on the ground floor, significantly changed, extended on the gable side, without half-timbering on the upper floor, other gable side half-timbered on the upper floor not preserved Side building : too simple, with no architectural value, 1 side building (to the left of the entrance) remains a monument.	08955680
	House of a former water mill	Marienmühle 1 (map)	re. 1862 (fall)	in the valley at Seifersbach, of local historical importance. Two-storey, quarry stones, plastered, porphyry walls on the door and windows, profiled lintel with tooth cut, ornamental framework gable, hipped roof, two dormers, original windows, former overshot waterwheel with two inlets.	08955694
	Two stable barns, a barn and two archways of a four-sided courtyard	Nordstrasse 39 (map)	Mid 19th century	good framework substance in an exposed location. Barn : half-timbered with jamb, crooked hip roof. Barn : solid ground floor, still some porphyry walls, upper floor and gable half-timbered, original window sizes. Barn : solid ground floor, still some porphyry walls, upper floor and gable half-timbered, clad, roof pike.	08955685
	Residential building	Rossauer Strasse 5 (map)	last third of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the street. Two-storey, relatively high building, solid ground floor, porphyry walls, profiled lintel, upper floor half-timbered with jamb, three sides of slate, central roof extension (gabled).	08955665
	Residential stable house, barn and stable barn of a four-sided courtyard	Rossauer Strasse 7 (map)		Part of the older local development. The following buildings are cultural monuments: - residential stable house (gable facing the street) - side building (eaves facing the street, on the street side) - barn (at right angles to the residential building, on the field side) These three buildings on a farm that is still closed are listed due to their historical (structural and social history) ) Worth. Seifersbach is a Waldhufendorf founded in the course of the German colonization in the east, that to this day shows essential features of this village structure. These include the somewhat elevated farms on both sides of the village street and the cottages built parallel to the village street later. The development history of the village is documented not least by a large number of rural residential and farm buildings with a good historical building stock. As one of the four-sided farms that are still closed, the aforementioned farm gains importance in terms of local history. Furthermore, the mentioned residential and commercial buildings are listed due to their architectural and socio-historical value. The following description makes it clear that these buildings are still significantly influenced by the construction methods customary at the time of their construction. The stable house was probably built around 1800 (estimated construction time). The two-storey building, erected on a longitudinally rectangular floor plan, is completed by a gable roof. Its ground floor consists of plastered quarry stone masonry and the upper floor of a partially clad half-timbered structure. Both the choice of building material and the structure of the building correspond to the typical landscape architecture around 1800. It is a traditional Saxon stable house with the usual three-part division into living, corridor and stable part. The house and stable door is - this also corresponds to the usual construction - on the courtyard side. The external appearance of the house has changed slightly over the years due to various building measures. Most of the original natural stone walls on the ground floor were removed and the masonry re-plastered. On the upper floor, some windows that were too large were broken into. Furthermore, the roof covering was renewed. These construction measures are largely necessary maintenance measures that are required on every structure in the course of its service life. In this case, the changes made to the original condition are reversible and do not represent any significant impairment of the original building stock. The above also applies to the interior of the house. Here, too, the room structure (central corridor, stable, living area, chamber corridor on the upper floor) and, as far as possible, the structural elements (walls, ceilings, roof structure) were retained. Wearing parts were exchanged (ceiling of the stable - today Prussian cap vault - room doors and stairs) in the manner appropriate to the current taste. The side building on the street side is functionally a stable barn, which was probably built at the same time as the residential stable house. It is also characterized by a construction method typical of the landscape and the time, with the external appearance being in good original condition. So the door and window openings were preserved in their arrangement and proportions. The door portals, simple natural stone surrounds, as well as some historical sliding windows and a double-leaf front door (19th century) also contribute significantly to the historical appearance of the house. The interior of the building has been changed due to expansion measures, with essential partition walls and the roof structure being preserved. The monument value of this building can only be derived from its external appearance. The barn opposite this building was probably built at the same time as the buildings described above. The construction time of the barn can be traced back to 1801. The single-storey, partly boarded-up half-timbered barn is closed by a gable roof. The appearance is characterized by the well-preserved half-timbered construction or the typical landscape paneling, wooden sliding doors and an old German slate covering. The external appearance of the barn is unlikely to have changed much since it was built. An equally good original condition was also found inside. So the room structure and furnishings (two bansen, a threshing floor, plank covering of the threshing floor, collar beam roof with a reclining chair) were retained. Thanks to their well-preserved existing buildings, all three buildings document the rural construction (construction, use of materials) as well as the way of working and living of the farmers (spatial structures of the buildings, legible functionality) around 1800. Their monument status is therefore also a result of their architectural and socio-historical value. The public interest in preservation and thus the monument worthiness, which is a corrective to the monument status, results primarily from the experience and memory value of the buildings as important documents of rural construction and the way of working and living around 1800 as well as documents of local history (typical Waldhufendorf). The buildings achieve this value only through their good original condition as described above and the complexity of the building ensemble (fully preserved four-sided courtyard), which makes these buildings stand out from the large number of rural residential and farm buildings in the village. Stable house : old structure, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, partly horizontal windows. Barn : stone base, half-timbered towards the field, partly boarded up, poor state of construction, partly renovated. Outbuildings : solid ground floor, porphyry walls, upper floor half-timbered, partly original windows, original door, clad gable.	08955666
	Residential stable house	Rossauer Strasse 15 (map)	around 1800	Half-timbered house in an elevated position, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the town. Solid ground floor, partly porphyry walls, upper floor half-timbered with quite strong stands, one solid gable, the other decorative slate, one horizontal window each on the ground floor and first floor, field-side oven with chimney.	08955668
	Ausgedinge and stable barn of a four-sided courtyard	Rossauer Strasse 17 (map)	around 1800 (moving house)	Example of the wood construction. Thoughts : solid ground floor, porphyry cladding, upper floor half-timbered, boarded gable, old windows. Stable barn : solid ground floor, partly porphyry walls, triple windows in the gable, otherwise half-timbered, clad.	08955669
	Side building of a three-sided courtyard	Rossauer Strasse 20 (map)	Mid 19th century	rural farm building in typical half-timbered construction. Ground floor quarry stone with porphyry walls, passage, upper floor half-timbered, clad, freight elevator.	08955679
	Residential stable house in a four-sided courtyard	Rossauer Strasse 23 (map)	around 1800	intact half-timbered building with local historical value. The time around 1800 can be assumed as the construction time of the house. This is an estimate as exact information is not available. This traditional Saxon stable house was built on a rectangular floor plan. The ground floor was made of quarry stones and plastered, while the upper floor has a half-timbered construction that was subsequently clad on the gable and eaves sides. The building is closed by a hipped roof. What is remarkable is the balanced proportions of this building, which is in keeping with the traditions of Saxon farmhouses. The original appearance of the house was slightly changed through minor construction measures (removal of the door portal, replacement of windows and front door as well as later roofing), whereby the original structure as well as the essential proportions and structural elements of the building were retained. It is therefore justified to speak of a good original condition of the building, this applies in particular to the interior. The original room layout of the farmhouse with a central corridor, living and stable part on the ground floor and a chamber corridor on the upper floor was preserved, as well as a Prussian cap vault in the stable part, stone and wooden stairs, the stone slatted flooring on the ground floor and the roof truss, a collar beam roof with a reclining chair. Thus, this stable house becomes a document of rural building in central Saxony around 1800, making it possible to draw conclusions about the use of building materials typical of the landscape as well as the construction principles of half-timbered construction typical of the landscape and the time, or the formation of the ground floors based on the landscape and time. This results in the historical value of the house. This stable house is socially significant due to its intact spatial structure, which enables insights into the living conditions and work processes in the Saxon village at the beginning of the 19th century. The stable house, part of a four-sided courtyard, stands on the gable facing Rossauer Strasse. Together with Schönborner Straße, Rossauer Straße forms the central village street of the Waldhufendorf Seifersbach, which was created in the course of the German colonization in the east. Along this village street (consisting of Rossauer and Schönborner Straße) there are numerous houses, parallel to this central axis, set back a little, are the large farms, mostly three and four-sided farms with their often historically shaped buildings. The village image is still determined today by rural residential and farm buildings, which at least partially have been preserved in half-timbered construction, whereby the majority of today's buildings can be assigned to the 18th and 19th centuries. This results in a well-preserved village image, for which each individual building is of great importance. However, the comparison with numerous neighboring villages, but also the attentive walk through Seifersbach, shows how much these villages have changed, especially in the past 50 years, due to far-reaching economic changes. Many buildings are no longer in use today and are therefore in danger of being demolished. The building boom in recent years has not stopped in the rural areas of Saxony. Numerous new buildings are being built in the villages, leading to densification of the development. Furthermore, older residential and farm buildings are being demolished or often disfigured so that the historical townscape is gradually changed and also destroyed. In the course of this process, villages with a still preserved village structure and a large proportion of historical building stock have a great historical value as evidence of the housing and living conditions as well as the economic conditions and architecture in the country. These explanations also make clear the importance of the individual building for the entire townscape, in this case the stable house at Rossauer Str. 23 for Seifersbach. The urban development significance of the above-mentioned rural house consists primarily of its urban classification and its importance for the village image. The building is also a monument; there is public interest in its preservation due to its scientific, documentary and memorable value. The building achieves this importance only through its good original condition, which it shows despite the reversible changes mentioned. Significant parts of the building stock from around 1800 have remained unchanged and are thus (as explained above) a scientific document of regional architecture. The memorable value of this building consists primarily in its testimony to the living conditions of the rural population of Saxony in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Solid ground floor with horizontal windows, upper floor half-timbered, all-round cladding, original windows, half-hip roof.	08955670
	Residential stable house and two stable barns and gate pillars with a farm topping	Rossauer Strasse 30 (map)	around 1830	Example of timber construction characterizes the entrance to the town. Side buildings : Both buildings on a hooked ground plan, solid ground floor, upper floor on the courtyard side half-timbered with loading hatches, gable and outer sides boarded up, hipped roof. Residential stable house : simple and typical half-timbered building with a massive ground floor without any major structural changes, important as part of the well-preserved farm.	08955676
	Residential stable house and side building of a farm as well as archway on the field side and courtyard paving	Rossauer Strasse 33 (map)	Mid 19th century	typical landscape courtyard of landscape-defining and local history importance. Residential stable house : 9 to 4 axes, ground floor changed (quarry stones), upper floor half-timbered, flat roof pitch, half-hip roof. Outbuildings : solid ground floor, half-timbered upper floor, both buildings neglected.	08955703
	Cottage	Rossauer Strasse 37 (map)	Mid 19th century	Half-timbered house, part of the older village development. Solid ground floor, upper floor all around half-timbered, two sides and gable, decoratively slated, original window sizes, massive single-storey extension (former bakery).	08955674
	Residential building	Rossauer Strasse 45 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered, original appearance preserved, therefore significant in terms of local history. Solid ground floor, porphyry cladding, winter windows, upper floor half-timbered, irregular jamb, boarded gable, roof slate.	08955675
	Residential stable house of a cottage industry, with extension	Rossauer Strasse 53 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Small hook courtyard, residential stable on the upper floor half-timbered clad, small half-timbered extension, characterizes the entrance to the town, of social and historical importance. Solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, clad, original window sizes, extension half-timbered, partly boarded up.	08955678
	Barn of a four-sided yard	Schönborner Strasse 21 (map)	beginning of the 18th century	Half-timbered building with flattened struts as well as gate passage to the field of architectural value. Single-storey half-timbered building with a gable roof, gate passage to the field, relatively old half-timbered construction with flattened struts and a steep gable roof, massively expanded on the gable side, probably built around 1700 and thus one of the oldest barns in the village.	09302580
	Cottages with high retaining walls along the road	Schönborner Strasse 24 (map)	Early 19th century	Half-timbered semi-detached house, part of the older local development. Consists of two houses, which are now accessed through an entrance, solid ground floor, porphyry walls on the door and windows, profiled lintel, upper floor half-timbered, slated all around, gable slate, tailcoat roof.	08955686
	Residential stable house in a four-sided courtyard	Schönborner Strasse 39 (map)	End of 18th century	Local history and scientific-documentary value. Old structure, massive ground floor - quarry stones, porphyry walls, upper floor half-timbered plastered, presumably single-bar, high-lying original windows, slate on the outside, formerly an oven attachment, slate roof, shed attachment made of quarry stones with a pent roof.	08955691
	Barn of a four-sided farm	Schönborner Strasse 47 (map)	around 1900	Example of the late timber construction. Ground floor solid stone plinth, upper floor all around half-timbered, original windows, clinker compensating arches, boarded up outside.	08955690
	Residential stable house and shed (connected to the new residential stable house) of a farm	Schönborner Strasse 48 (map)	1st half of the 19th century, 2nd half of the 19th century	Half-timbered buildings, part of the older local development, of architectural significance. The historical value of the old stable house and barn results from their historical (social and architectural) value. The old stable house was built in the 1st third of the 19th century (estimated construction time). It is a traditional Saxon stable house. The building, erected on a longitudinally rectangular floor plan, has a ground floor made of quarry stones and a half-timbered upper floor. The plastered ground floor was preserved without any major changes. The door portal (natural stone, painted and triangular gable roofing) and the window frames (porphyry tufa, painted) form important design elements. The half-timbered structure on the upper floor is regularly structured with corner struts. This well-proportioned, evenly structured building is completed by a cripple-hip roof typical of the time. The interior of the building is still shaped today by the building stock of the early 19th century. These include the window soffits with basket arches, the presumably former kitchen vault with a cap vault, old room doors and the historic roof structure (collar beam roof with a single standing chair). The description makes it clear that there were no significant changes to the building that would damage the overall appearance or the substance. The barn attached to the new house also impresses with its excellent original condition. This barn was probably built at the same time as the previous building of the new house, it does not form a structural unit with it. The single-storey half-timbered building with half-timbered drums and saddle roof was probably preserved in its external form. The same goes for the inside of the barn. This small farm building is divided into a threshing floor and a bansen. The floor of the threshing floor is made of rammed earth. The fixtures (partitions, etc.) were largely preserved in their original form. The same applies to the gates and the roof structure. Both buildings illustrate the rural building traditions of Saxony in the 19th century. They give evidence of the landscape and time-related use of the building material as well as of building structures typical of the landscape and the time. This gives the historical value of the old stable house and barn. Both buildings are socially and historically significant because they document the living and working of the rural population of Saxony in the 19th century due to the preserved spatial structures. The public interest in preservation and thus the worthiness of the monument result primarily from the good original condition of this rural building ensemble, from which primarily the memorable value of the buildings as evidence of rural life results as well as the architectural historical value, especially against the background of increasing losses of historical rural buildings and buildings . in-depth modernization measures on these. Furthermore, the barn is also worthy of monument due to the rarity (singularity) of its construction and arrangement in the courtyard (as an extension to the new residential building), presumably due to the relatively small property area, which may not allow a different arrangement of a barn. A comparison with the buildings in the surrounding villages confirms this statement. As already mentioned above, this barn extension could also be part of the former side building converted into a new residential building. The observation shows that it was quite common in small farms and cottages to do without larger free-standing barns and to add barn extensions to side buildings and houses. This type of construction is directly related to the economic size of the property. There is simply no need for extensive recovery areas for the relatively small farm areas. Often one encounters such combinations of house and barn in the mountains, while this variant is less common in the flat country, which has already been referred to above. Residential stable house : solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered with jamb, clad residential stable house : solid ground floor, partly porphyry walls , winter window, upper floor visible framework, half- hipped roof shed / stable : between the two houses, partly half-timbered, partly solid.	08955688

Remarks

1. ↑ The list may not correspond to the current status of the official list of monuments. This can be viewed by the responsible authorities. Therefore, the presence or absence of a structure or ensemble on this list does not guarantee that it is or is not a registered monument at the present time. The State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony provides binding information .

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