List of cultural monuments in Schedewitz / Geinitzsiedlung

The list of cultural monuments in Schedewitz / Geinitzsiedlung contains the cultural monuments in the Zwickau districts of Schedewitz and Geinitzsiedlung that are listed in the official list of monuments of the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony .

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• Designation: Name, designation or the type of cultural monument
• Location: If available, street name and house number of the cultural monument; The list is basically sorted according to this address. The map link leads to various map displays and gives the coordinates of the cultural monument.
  

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• Dating: indicates the year of completion or the date of the first mention or the period of construction
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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 .

Schedewitz / Geinitzsiedlung

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Residential house in open development	Alte Landstrasse 5 (map)	1870	Slated half-timbered building in Swiss style in very good original condition of architectural value. One-storey with jamb over a rectangular floor plan, half-timbered, gable roof with beaver tail covering and bat dormers, two-axis roof bay window with gable roof and empty chevron - this is decorated, west gable also with decorated empty chevron, east gable originally a fire wall to the neighboring building of the same design, today free-standing and plastered, building slated Scale stencil covering divided into different fields, half sun above the front door, dating in the area of ​​the roof structure "GB 1870", partial renovation 2002.	09230392
More pictures	Railway embankment with quarry stone passage of the Arnim coal railway on the section between »Am Fuchsgraben« and the connecting path between Geinitzstrasse and Himmelfürststrasse	Am Fuchsgraben (map)	1884	Last testimonials from the Arnim coal works, the first industrial mining company and steam hammer mill of the Saxon Iron Company in Zwickau, founded in 1836 by the von Arnim brothers of the Planitz manor, thus the beginning of the massive structural change in the region, significance in terms of mining history and local history. Quarry stone bridge and embankment, on April 15, 1884 opening of the coal railway between the train station and the von Arnim coal works. The route originally connected the Königin-Marien-Hütte, the Heinrich-Schacht and the Alexanderschacht with the train station, up to eight coal trains per day at the beginning, only partially preserved after 1945, remnants of the facility in operation until 1962, dismantling in 1962 of the tracks, 1964 demolition of the bridges, bridge about 27.5 m long, height from the bottom of the water to the top of the dam about 11.0 m.	09231674
	Brick factory consisting of an elongated ring furnace with an octagonal chimney, including a boiler house and machine house with another octagonal chimney, as well as a new brick building from the second half of the 20th century with a chimney	Am Fuchsgraben 40 (map)	around 1900	Brick factory site consisting of production buildings in several construction phases, in operation until 1990, last preserved brick factory in Zwickau, which testifies to the boom in residential construction at the end of the 19th century, significance in terms of local history and technology history. Protected goods: elongated ring furnace with flat sloping gable roof, wooden construction, octagonal chimney for the discharge of the heating gases, clinker construction. Boiler and machine house with octagonal chimney: clinker construction. Probably still technical equipment available	09231672
	Barn of a former farm	Am Fuchsgraben 40a (map)	around 1900	Well-preserved half-timbered building, one of the few rural buildings that are reminiscent of the village of Niederplanitz, of local historical importance. One-storey, rectangular floor plan, brick base, simple framework with struts, tapped wood connections, large wooden gates, gable roof, originally part of the brickworks lot.	09231673
	Residential house in open development	Am Raschberg 12 (map)	1857	Striking building in Swiss style, unique in its construction, in excellent construction and original condition. Single-storey half-timbered building with jamb (also half-timbered), north gable slated, eaves side with open porch in timber framework construction with wooden parapets and carved panels, arranged in the middle, above this porch there is also a bay-like porch on the upper floor with boarded compartments, this is made by a flat incline Saddle roof completed, wide roof overhangs, decorated beam heads in the area of ​​the ceiling level and on the roof, all window frames of the house in wood, original shutters from the construction period (around 1890–1905), distinctive empty racks on the gable sides, the building is in its design and artistic quality Singular in Zwickau, from which the historical significance of the house is derived.	09231096
	Apartment building in half-open development	Outer Schneeberger Strasse 107 (map)	1892	With shop, traditional plastered construction of architectural value. Three-storey, seven axes, ground floor plastered ashlar, partly embossed, base polygonal masonry, shop entrance set back, on the right side large gate passage with basket arch, left next to it a shop window also with basket arch, otherwise on the ground floor round arch openings at window and door openings with keystones, both upper floors rectangular windows with more elaborate window walls and Window roofing on curved console stones, horizontal window roofing on the 2nd floor, triangular gable roofing on the 1st floor, different, ornamental plastered stucco decorations, three dormers with segmental arches and natural stone facing with twin windows, above the gate entrance keystone with the designation EM for the client Enst Münch, in the axis above the passage roof structure with original ox-eye made of zinc sheet, monument value: building historical value, note: planned for deletion later, renovation 1995.	09231092
	Villa (with valuable interior fittings), villa garden, gardener's house and enclosure	Outer Schneeberger Strasse 152 (map)	1871-1872	Former villa of the spinning mill owner Aloys Dautzenberg, architecturally remarkable building by Gotthilf Ludwig Möckel in clinker-mixed construction, daycare center from 1930 to 2014. Valuable interior: large staircase hall with two-flight and two-wing, stone staircase with openwork stone balustrades, apartment doors made of oak on both floors, multi-winged, some with leaded glass windows, original fittings - not painted, also all room doors on the ground floor and upstairs have been preserved, also oak, Original fittings - unpainted, multi-leaf, valuable wall paneling with neo-Gothic ornamentation on the ground floor, two wooden ceilings with beams preserved (partly colored) as well as wooden room dividers with animal heads, spiral servants' stairs with open wooden risers and wooden railings, stone pillars in the entrance areas and corridor areas as well as parquet floors, outside: two-storey building in clinker-mixed construction on an irregular floor plan, three-bay, open hall in front of the entrance for the cars, segmented arched windows, the vestibule with pointed arched openings, all windows Sockets and the arches of the vestibule edged with clinker bricks and supporting structures, on the upper floor in the stairwell area ornamental framework and large neo-Gothic window, the lead glass windows in this area have not been preserved, original entrance door, in the vestibule wooden ceiling with hanging columns in the old German manner, characteristic of Möckel's design, in the basement area original grating, on the garden side on the upper floor elaborate ornamental framework, partly with St. Andrew's cross and wooden pillars, struts, cube friezes in the threshold area, ground floor clinker composite construction, same design as on the other side, on both sides semicircular balconies on porphyry columns, also here on the ground floor segmented arched windows, partly as twin and designed as triple windows, gable and hip roofs, originally covered with slate in pointed angle templates with overlaid locations. Unfortunately, the two turrets, the floating gable, the lead glazing, the balcony and the middle terrace on the south side have already been lost. 1999 renovation of the driveway, 2001 extension of an escape staircase on the west side. The monument value of the house results from the high architectural value and the urban and architectural significance. The building is a typical example of Möckel's conception of style in that it combines the stylistic devices of neo-Gothic and old German building traditions such as half-timbered construction, clinker construction and wooden ceilings.	09231094
	Former chemical factory	Breithauptstrasse 2 (map)	1810	One of the oldest chemical factories in Saxony, today a steel trade, original four-wing system with an inner courtyard, today adapted to the new production conditions, of regional historical importance. One of the oldest chemical factories in Saxony, production of Schweinfurt green, chrome yellow, chrome green, zinc paint, etc. From the original four-wing system, three wings are still preserved today, the rear wing was removed and a steel hall was added, which pushes into the inner courtyard, two-storey street facade, wide Mounted plastered building with central projections, there originally the main entrance with horizontal door roofing on curved console stones, cranked cornice, pilasters at the corners, horizontal window canopies on the first floor, small triangular gable above the central projecting with semicircular window, side wing of the former four-wing system with gate No longer preserved today, changed color, hipped roof, completely redesigned inside, building complex significant as one of the oldest, still preserved factories in this form and of urban significance.	09230094
	Villa with enclosure	Breithauptstrasse 3 (map)	1900-1901	Architecturally elaborate clinker brick building with outstanding Art Nouveau interior. Former manufacturer's villa with a factory behind it, two-storey, rectangular floor plan, red clinker brick, decorated with red glazed runner layers, segmented arched windows in different sizes with overlap cornice also made of red glazed bricks, street facade with two large lead glass staircase windows with Art Nouveau flower decoration, entrance porch with sandstone column and hipped roof window with elaborate, remarkable iron grille, polygonal bay window from the first floor on the garden side, hipped roof and saddle roof with crested over the risalits and the stairwell overhang. Inside, very good original furnishings with wood paneling, stucco ceilings and parquet floors, doors from the time it was built. Remnants of a wrought iron fence.	09230095
	Residential building, originally part of a factory (presumably an official residence)	Breithauptstrasse 5 (map)	around 1925	Simple clinker brick building, structurally slightly altered of historical importance with gate entrance. One-storey, rectangular floor plan, side bay-like protrusion, simple rectangular windows with wooden shutters, mansard roof, dormers. A Heimatstil building reminiscent of the brick buildings customary in northern Germany.	09230096
More pictures	Aggregate of the stadium complex with the individual monuments: Stadium tower and two entrance buildings (team building and restaurant - see individual monument 09301276, same address) as well as mining dump included in the building complex (aggregate part)	Geinitzstrasse 22 (map)	1939	Representative complex typical of the time in very good original condition of historical and architectural importance. The access area of ​​the stadium is flanked by two single-storey plastered buildings with natural stone plinths and natural stone masonry on the corners of the house facing the stadium entrance, with a high slate hipped roof with individual dormers, these also with hipped roofs; these buildings are followed by single-storey connecting structures with a gable roof that lead into the stadium basement and the The changing rooms set up there lead, stadium tower, centrally arranged with a large passage to the inside of the stadium, on the tower the inscription: "Westsachsenstadion" and coat of arms of the city of Zwickau, the coat of arms was added later, over the arch of the tower clad with layered masonry, large representative balcony on console stones, on both sides of the Turmes also clad in natural stone, two-storey functional buildings and grandstand extensions, stairs and paths on both sides lead to the auditorium. The facility is adapted to the natural landscape topography, including a historical mining dump, which is also listed, as an example of the architecture of the Third Reich of great architectural value, due to the architectural quality of the building also of architectural value. The stadium was built with the involvement of prisoners from the Osterstein Castle prison . Hilbersdorf porphyry was used in the construction of the building.	09231120
More pictures	Individual features in the aforementioned aggregate: stadium tower and two entrance buildings (team building and restaurant)	Geinitzstrasse 22 (map)	1939	Distinctive components of the stadium in very good original condition of historical and architectural importance (see also entity 09231120, same address). The access area of ​​the stadium is flanked by two single-storey plastered buildings with natural stone plinths and natural stone masonry on the corners of the house facing the stadium entrance, with a high, slate-covered hipped roof with individual dormers, these also with hipped roofs; these buildings are followed by single-storey connecting buildings with saddle roofs that lead into the stadium basement and there equipped changing rooms lead, stadium tower, centrally arranged with a large passage to the inside of the stadium, on the tower inscription: "Westsachsenstadion" and coat of arms of the city of Zwickau, the coat of arms was added later, over the archway of the tower clad with layered masonry large representative balcony on console stones, on both sides of the tower Two-storey functional buildings and grandstand extensions also clad in natural stone, stairs and paths on both sides lead to the auditorium. The facility is adapted to the natural landscape topography, including a historical mining dump, which is also listed, as an example of the architecture of the Third Reich of great architectural value, due to the architectural quality of the building also of architectural value. The stadium was built with the involvement of prisoners from the Osterstein Castle prison. Hilbersdorf porphyry was used in the construction of the building.	09301276
	Monument "mining honor"	Muldestrasse (map)	1983	Representative monument with surrounding open space to commemorate the coal mining in the Zwickau area from 1348 to 1978, of local historical importance. Monument "Bergbauehrung", a picture created in 1983 by Plauen sculptor Johannes Schulze, which is intended to commemorate the history of coal mining in Zwickau. Fluted compact concrete column, which supports a cube, on the four sides of which are reliefs. The entire work is intended to symbolically represent the "mighty mountains that weigh on the mining expansion". The reliefs deal with individual stages or events in mining history in Zwickau. The relief "The beginnings of medieval mining" in Zwickau, which was first mentioned in 1348, forms the beginning of the relief cycle. The second relief shows the beginning of mechanization and the hard work of the miners together. A powerful scene depicts a rearing horse, which is defeated by miners. The other miners are probably pushing a hunt. The third relief is dedicated to the dangers in mining. A collapsing shaft is shown. Miners desperately defend themselves against fate or help each other. The last relief symbolizes the "modern times and the last exit", ie the end of the coal mining in Zwickau. In addition to a group of figures of four miners who have their backs turned to the viewer and jointly support beams, three figures can be seen facing the viewer, one of which is an older miner who lowers his sleeve and thus represents the "end of the day" (the end of mining). The younger comrades standing next to him seem indecisive and doubtful. You see for the timid new beginning after the end of the coal mining in Zwickau. All four reliefs have the same basic design principles. They are framed by strong “stamps”, the upper end are the so-called caps (partly bursting tree trunks). The room is filled with groups of miners in different postures. The monument is without a doubt one of the most important works by the Plauen sculptor. This image can also be counted among the most artistically significant works in Zwickau's monument landscape. In addition to its supraregional artistic importance, the monument has an extraordinarily high urban historical importance due to its subject matter. The surrounding designed open space supports the effect of the monument and is therefore an integral part of the monument complex. (Source: plaques on the memorial. LfD / 2011)	09303926
	Memorial to the cessation of coal mining and restructuring in the period 1968–1980	Muldestrasse (map)	re. 1988	Slightly larger than life group of figures made of Rochlitz porphyry tuff of urban historical and artistic importance. 1988 by the Zwickau sculptor Jo Harbort made of Rochlitzer Porphyrtuff sculpture. Depiction of a miner with a miner's lamp and a construction worker, both in the excavated shaft. The figures worked out as three-quarter relief. The sculpture depicts the cessation of coal mining in Zwickau and the restructuring process in the period from 1968 to 1980, during which more than 10,000 coal mining workers were given new jobs in the subsequent industries (including construction). The memorial is a reminder of a section that was extremely important for Zwickau's history and is therefore of great local historical importance. At the same time, the sculpture has an artistic value due to its artistic quality. (LfD / 2011).	09303925
	Ice Age marker stone	Muldestrasse (map)	1975-1976	Historically significant. Illustration board no longer original (with GDR outline), but a duplicate with an outline of the Free State of Saxony.	09231537
	Residential house, original use e.g. Not known at the moment	Planitzer Strasse 4 (map)	around 1900	Half-timbered clinker brick building in good original condition of importance in terms of building history. Two-storey, rectangular floor plan, solid ground floor, half-timbered upper storey with brick infill, large Andreas crosses bevelled, the beam heads decorated, the rafter heads also decorated, gable roof.	09230775
	Two residential buildings, original use unknown, today a social building and a homeless shelter	Planitzer Strasse 6; 8 (card)	around 1890	Typical Wilhelminian style buildings in very good original condition of architectural significance. Number 6: rectangular floor plan, two-storey, 7 × 5 axes, pilaster structure, gable roof, segmented arched windows, windows with artificial stone surrounds, windowsill cornice on the first floor, number 8: solid ground floor, half-timbered upper floor with brick infill - Prussian half-timbering, hipped roof, dormers with hipped roof. It is not known what function both buildings had, this was originally a building yard, presumably these buildings belonged to this business in some way.	09231140
	Church, war memorial for the fallen of World War I and enclosure of the churchyard	Tonstrasse 2 (map)	re. 1906	A small hall building inserted in a city district in very good original condition of architectural and city historical value. Church: One-storey hall building with an irregular floor plan, base of natural stone bosses, facade smooth plaster, arched windows in different arrangements and sizes, large window to the community hall, house made of different shapes additively joined, entrance area with small single staircase and iron railing in a functional geometric design, the entrance area takes hold one in a small round tower, which is closed with a Welschen dome, on the tower oval window, the church hall closed by a mansard hipped roof with a polygonal roof turret - also with a Welscher dome and crowned by a cross, today new multi-leaf lattice-divided wooden windows, which are almost identical to the original . Enclosure (ancillary facility): iron fence in geometric structure, granite base. War memorial: simple stone (granite) with bronze plaque, this among other things inscribed "1914, 1918", "From our gymnasts / died the heroic death for his / fatherland ... (names ...) honor their memory! / Dedicated by the gymnastics club / Schedewitz / DT "	09231118
More pictures	Covered wooden bridge with wooden pipes for the drinking water supply	Uhdestrasse (map)	1790	Significance in urban history. The first mention is from 1533. The bridge was built in its present form in 1790.	09231603
	Factory building of the former steam washing facility	Uhdestraße 23 (map)	1899	Traditional clinker brick construction of architectural value. Three-storey clinker brick building with floors of different heights, on a rectangular floor plan, industrial glazing no longer preserved, flat saddle roof, structure of pilaster strips, plan for deletion later, partially toothed frieze, wrought iron wall anchors.	09230970

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