List of cultural monuments in Schkeuditz

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The list of cultural monuments in Schkeuditz contains the cultural monuments of the Saxon city of Schkeuditz that were recorded by the State Office for Monument Preservation of Saxony until July 2020 (excluding archaeological cultural monuments). The notes are to be observed.

This list is a subset of the list of cultural monuments in the district of North Saxony .

Schkeuditz

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image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Water treatment system (individual monument for ID no. 08966026)	(Corridor 20, parcel 222) (map)	1894	Individual monument of the whole of the former provincial insane asylum in Altscherbitz; In terms of technology and local history of importance, formerly drinking water supply (today service water supply) for the former provincial insane asylum Altscherbitz. Together with the establishment and expansion of the "Provinzial-Irren-Anstalt Rittergut Altscherbitz", an increasing number of facilities for self-sufficiency of the institution were built towards the end of the 19th century. This includes the drinking water supply that is still in function and in operation today (today service water supply) with deep well gallery, water supply including pipe bridge, pump house and waterworks. This complex system has only been changed insignificantly since it was installed and supplies the institutional laundry with sufficient service water. As such a complex supply system, no other independent water supply system of this size is known in Saxony. A historical, scientific and landscape design value can be derived from this. The public interest is based on the singularity of the complex, its importance for the environment, its scientific and documentary value and its importance for the appearance and history of the site.	09257267
More pictures	Albanus Church with church furnishings, memorial for those who died in the First World War and two memorial plaques for those who died in the Franco-German War	Albanusstrasse (map)	Inscribed with 1517 (church); 1899 (church); probably 16th century (crucifix); designated 1672 (pulpit); marked 1764 (baptism)	Late Gothic hall church, west tower from 1517 with a neo-Gothic tower spire from 1899 in brick, of importance in terms of building history, local history and the local image. Church: field and brick building with drawn-in choir, closed on three sides, buttresses and hipped roof, square defensive west tower (1517) with neo-Gothic structure, pointed folding roof and two flanking stair towers (1899), pointed arched entrance portal on the west side, numerous additions from the 19th century, on the south side sacristy extension with clinker brick structure, on the north side a rectangular extension, in the entrance hall two memorial plaques for those who died in the Franco-Prussian War , inside a wooden barrel, two-storey galleries, patronage box glazed in the choir, crucifix (16th century), polygonal pulpit with illustrations of the Evangelists (marked 1672), round baptismal font (marked 1764) War memorial First World War by Paul Horn (1876–1959) on the east wall of the northern extension: horizontal ceramic band with a group of figures made of fired clay, in the center Mary with the dying Christ, flanked on both sides by three figures, the first two as a double figure, below the ceramic tape inscription "1914 Unseren Gefallenen 1918", sandstone pits in the choir area and the northern extension (18th century)	09258070
	Residential house in semi-open development	Albanusstrasse 10 (map)	Marked 1774	Part of the historical local development in an exposed location, simple baroque building, drilled portal with keystone, of architectural significance. Plastered facade, two storeys, new windows, sandstone window frames.	09258079
	Residential house in open development, with side wing to the courtyard	Albanusstrasse 18 (map)	19th century	In the immediate vicinity of the church, stately plastered building with a crooked hip roof, of architectural significance. Half-hip roof, two storeys, eaves, original windows on the upper floor.	09258074
More pictures	Kreuzkirche Papitz (with equipment)	Old village (map)	Marked 1906	Old location Papitz, neo-Gothic hall building with roof turrets and retracted apse in red clinker bricks, roof turrets slated with pointed helmets, wooden roofing of the gallery staircase in Art Nouveau forms, historically important for the townscape and its history. One storey, nave, cornice, apse, gable with entrance portal, twin windows.	09259130
	Residential building	Old Village 2 (map)	18th century	Old location Papitz, part of the historical town center development, single-storey clay building, of social and historical importance. Plastered facade, partly with clay, one storey, gable roof.	09258673
	House of a farm	Old village 15 (map)	19th century	Old location Papitz, part of the town center development of the 19th century, clay building, historically important. Plastered facade, mud wall gable, gable roof, two storeys, original windows.	09258675
	House and gate of a farm	Altes Dorf 17 (map)	19th century	Old location Papitz, building of character defining the townscape, presumably clay building, historically important. Plastered facade, two storeys, eaves, new windows on the ground floor.	09258674
	Mill property consisting of miller's house, mill building with attached turbine house, silo, stable building and gate entrance (Altscherbitz mill)	Altscherbitzer Strasse 8a, 8c (map)	Around 1880/1900 (mill); marked 1884 (stable building)	Old location Altscherbitz, partly brick facades, partly plastered buildings, of importance in terms of local history and technology. Buildings grouped around inner courtyard, brick buildings with quarry stone plinth, residential building, mill and silo subsequently plastered. Residential house with cast-iron porch for the entrance, original preserved (porch demolished before 2017, new building today), original wrought-iron gate and wrought-iron fence. Eastern storage building demolished (before 2017), today new building.	08966029
	Former inn "Ritters Restaurant" with hall extension, outbuildings, enclosure and former restaurant garden (garden monument), individual monuments to ID no. 08966026	Altscherbitzer Strasse 14, 16 (map)	Around 1860	Individual monument of the whole of the former provincial insane asylum in Altscherbitz; Village inn, temporarily used by the Altscherbitz Provincial Irren Institution, plastered and brick buildings, of local and architectural importance. Inn (main building): two-storey, clay and brick construction, plastered, gable roof, two-storey extension in clinker brick with clinker brick structures, followed by extensions at the level of the first terrace of the former restaurant garden Hall extension: single-storey brick building over quarry stone plinth, brick structure, pent roof western courtyard building: brick building with flat roof, stepped eaves southern courtyard building: brick building with gable roof Former restaurant garden: two terraced, retaining walls in brickwork, patio roofing in wooden construction, wooden railing	08966041
	Kulturhaus Altscherbitz, House 44 (single monument for ID no. 08966026)	Altscherbitzer Straße 19 (next to) (map)	1884-1885	Individual monument of the whole of the former provincial insane asylum in Altscherbitz; Wilhelminian-style clinker brick building, part of the Altscherbitz Provincial Insane Asylum, of importance in terms of building history, medical history and local history. Brick building, single-storey middle section, two-storey at the corners, round-arched hall windows, slightly protruding risalits with the entrances, adjacent wall, former community house.	09302572
	Day laborer's house (individual monument for ID no. 08966026)	Altscherbitzer Strasse 23 (map)	Around 1800	Individual monument of the whole of the former provincial insane asylum in Altscherbitz; Occasionally used to accommodate the sick of the Altscherbitz Provincial Insane Asylum, of local history, single-storey with a half-hip roof	09257271
	Fountain	Am Klingelborn (map)	Around 1900 or older	Historically important, one of several sources on the edge of the Elsteraue (originally recorded under Klingelborn)	09258681
	Residential house of an arable farm (so-called cavalier house)	Amtsgasse 8 (map)	19th century	Probably a former gentleman's house, of architectural and local importance	09258275
	Residential building, today the St. Albanus day care center (children's institution)	Anstaltsgasse 2 (map)	1843-1844	Part of the original local development, historically important (clay building) and historically significant as one of the oldest surviving children's institutions, plastered facade	09258790
	Residential house in open development	Outer Leipziger Strasse 8 (map)	Around 1900	Old location Papitz, clinker brick facade from the Wilhelminian era, of architectural significance. Two storeys, pitched roof, profiled sandstone window frames, original windows, winter windows, eaves.	09258123
	Small apartments Rentengutsgesellschaft Merseburg (aggregate)	Outer Leipziger Strasse 81, 83, 85, 87 (Modelwitzer Strasse 2a, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12) (map)	1935-1936	Aggregate of small apartments Rentengutsgesellschaft Merseburg, consisting of a residential complex with two rows of houses with a total of nine entrances (Modelwitzer Strasse 2a – 12 and Äußere Leipziger Strasse 81–87) and a shop as a connecting building (no individual monuments); old location Modelwitz, striking plastered buildings in the traditionalist style of the 1930s, significance in terms of building history. The residential complexes were built in 1936/37 by the Rentengutsgesellschaft Merseburg as so-called people's apartments. There are two-storey buildings with hip roofs, some of which have been extended, clinker plinths, above plaster facades, house entrances and stairwells accentuated by risalits, accentuating decorative elements in clinker bricks (door and window frames, gable decorations), the eaves of the single-storey shopfitting emphasized by decorative tape, the shutters on the ground floor in part receive. The residential complexes attain monumental value as evidence of the building and housing policy during the Nazi era.	09301744
	Villa with enclosure	Bahnhofstrasse 2 (map)	Around 1900	Building in an exposed location, clinker brick building with a corner tower, of importance in terms of urban development and architectural history. Two storeys, yellow clinker brick, corner gable, gable with half-timbering, half-timbering conspicuously designed, spire.	09258103
	Residential house (No. 5) in semi-open development, former post office, and ancillary building (No. 3) in the courtyard	Bahnhofstrasse 3, 5 (map)	Around 1900	Apartment building with representative Wilhelminian style facade design, outbuildings partly in half-timbered with explosive gable, of architectural significance. Tenement building: clinker-plaster facade, two storeys, central projectile, window frames, cornice, new windows, shop on the ground floor Outbuildings: red brick, half-timbered on the upper floor, half-hipped roof and roof hatch, the outbuilding in number 5 and the outbuilding in the courtyard belong to the neighboring property number 3	09258276
	Apartment building in open development, today the city library	Bahnhofstrasse 9 (map)	Marked 1897	Buildings of character that characterize the streetscape, clinker brick facade from the Gründerzeit, of architectural significance. Two floors, window frames, roof bay window with gable, new windows.	09258277
	Apartment building in semi-open development, with enclosure	Bahnhofstrasse 10 (map)	Around 1900	The street-style building from the late 19th century with a half-timbered gable, historically important. Plastered facade, gable with pre-blinded framework, ground floor and first floor are visually separated in color.	09258104
	Row of tenement houses (with four tenement houses) in half-open development	Bahnhofstrasse 21, 23, 25, 27 (map)	1886	Part of the urban development of the Wilhelminian era, facades with characteristic clinker brick structure, significance in terms of building history. Three floors, number 21 two floors, ground floor with shops and also gate passages.	09258279
	Schkeuditz water tower	Bergstrasse 4 (map)	Marked 1909	Water tower with enclosure, technical monument that characterizes the townscape, also interesting from an art-historical point of view, evidence of the town's development Portal and base made of monumental bosses, triangular lintel, city coat of arms of Schkeuditz, round floor plan that tapers upwards, flat conical roof, inscription "No water, no life, built AO 1909".	09258683
	Eight multi-family houses in a residential complex, with extensions (at No. 21 and No. 35) facing the street	Berliner Strasse 21, 23, 25, 27, 29, 31, 33, 35 (map)	Around 1930	Typical settlement architecture of the 1930s, in the local style, of architectural significance, plastered facade, workers' settlement complex	09258098
	Residential house and side building of a cottager's estate	Ermlitzer Strasse 4 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Old location Wehlitz, part of the historical town center development, single-storey buildings, of social and historical importance. Gable-independent, single-storey house with plastered facade and saddle roof with original windows and roof, outbuildings made of brick.	09258957
	Administration building, turbine house with turbine, three factory buildings, connecting building (dispatch hall) and satin finishing building of the former "FM Weber paper and cardboard factory Leipzig and Wehlitz" as well as the associated manufacturer's villa, villa garden and part of the mill pit	Fabrikstrasse 4 (map)	1876 ​​(Factory I); 1898 (Factory II); 1899 (administration building); 1904 (Factory III and dispatch hall)	Striking building area on the Weißen Elster in the old location of Wehlitz, dominated by successive factory buildings in clinker construction, functional connection between factory owner's villa, villa garden and factory buildings, complex with architectural, local and industrial history and landscape design significance	09306660
	Apartment building in open development	Flughafenstrasse 14 (map)	Around 1905	Clinker brick facade, well-preserved building from the turn of the century around 1900, with a beautiful Art Nouveau door and stucco in the entrance area, historically important, saddle roof. Original: apartment doors, front door, outside toilet doors, windows, tiles, stucco in the entrance area, colored glazed front door (original front door removed before 2010).	09258112
	Apartment building in semi-open development and in a corner	Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse 16 (map)	Around 1905	Representative building from the turn of the century after 1900, characterizing the townscape near the town hall square, of architectural significance. Plastered facade, saddle roof, large gable, three floors, new windows, shop on the ground floor.	09258263
	Residential house in semi-open development	Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse 17 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Classicistic-looking plastered facade, building that defines the townscape, of architectural significance. Saddle roof, window profiling, cornice, two storeys, shop on the ground floor, slightly classical facade design, front door and windows new.	09258264
	Villa with enclosure	Goethestrasse 10 (map)	Around 1925	Architecturally interesting building with beautiful Art Deco details, of importance to the building history. Plastered facade, hipped roof, two storeys, original windows, right corner as a semicircle, original balcony railings, cellar window grilles.	09258099
	Manor house of the former manor Altscherbitz and manor park (individual monuments to ID no. 08966026)	Gut Altscherbitz 28 (map)	1742 Dendro (mansion); 1779 (mansion); around 1870 (estate park)	Individual features of the aggregate of the former provincial-mad-institution Altscherbitz; old location Altscherbitz, of architectural, local and garden historical importance, estate used from 1876 by the provincial-mad-institution Altscherbitz. Manor house: two-storey building, plastered, steep half-hipped roof, central entrance, arched window above Park: Former manor park, presumably redesigned in the 1870s, later overgrown, basic elements such as central, south and west avenues still preserved Except for the manor house, all buildings of the manor (stable building, barn, residential house and residential stable house) demolished before 2009: Former residence of the director of the institution, inscription above the entrance portal, dated 1779 Stable (marked 1843 in the gable, remodeled in 1876): brick building with pointed arches and frieze made of black glazed bricks, hipped roof, rosette on the gable marked "GS 1843" Former ox and sheep barn, barn (1843 ?, 1876): brick building with pointed arches Residential house (1876): two-story brick building with black glazed decorative bricks Former women's estate department with dairy and apartments for the inspector, stable house (around 1876): brick building, basement stable, apartments upstairs former men's estate department with grain floors, carriage shed and horse stable	08966023
More pictures	Manor house (No. 4/5) and five farm buildings (No. 1/2, 3, 6, 7–9 and 10) as well as gate tower (next to No. 10) of the Wehlitz manor	Gut Wehlitz 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 (map)	Middle of the 18th century and later (mansion); 1780, later renewed (gatehouse); 19th century (farm buildings)	Old location Wehlitz, completely preserved system from the 18th and 19th centuries, remarkable gate tower as a square baroque building with arched gate passage and mansard roof with lantern (gate tower mostly a copy from 1995), manor house typical of the time baroque plastered building with mansard roof, farm building brick buildings, characterizing the townscape, architectural and local history significant. Main building (plastered facade) on an L-shaped floor plan in corner position, auxiliary building (brick) encircle the courtyard area starting from the gate tower to the main building, with a vacant lot on the opposite side, all buildings have been partially changed, but their overall character has been retained, gatehouse with ground floor made of brick, upper floor in Half-timbered structure (first floor and roof reconstructed in 1995 after a partial collapse).	09258937
	Residential building in closed development	Hallesche Strasse 6 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Plastered facade, part of the historical town center development, of architectural significance. Cornice, two storeys, shop on the ground floor, windows on the ground floor changed, original windows on the upper floor.	09258680
	Archway next to a residential building	Hallesche Strasse 8 (map)	19th century	Characteristic of the streetscape, part of an old farm bourgeoisie, of importance in terms of local development	09258258
	Residential building in closed development	Hallesche Strasse 9 (map)	Around 1900	Representative Wilhelminian style building with a plastered facade designed in a historicizing way, of architectural significance. Floor cornice, portal-like entrance with gable, crowning windows on the upper floor, two floors, original front door, no steep roof (flat-sloping cardboard roof).	09258256
	Residential building in a formerly half-open area with a side archway	Hallesche Strasse 20 (map)	Around 1900 (facade), essentially older	Building with built-in shops, with a younger facade in the reform style of the period after 1900, of a character that characterizes the street scene, presumably a former farm bourgeoisie, of architectural significance. Plastered facade, eaves, profiled window walls, two storeys. Original windows on the upper floor, new on the first floor, shop on the first floor.	09258267
	Residential building in closed development	Hallesche Strasse 27 (map)	Around 1900	With a gate passage, a striking building from the Wilhelminian style that characterizes the street scene (clinker brick facade), historically important. Clinker brick facade, two storeys, windows on the upper floor and original roof, gate passage, windows on the ground floor new and front door new.	09258254
	Apartment building in half-open development	Hallesche Strasse 28 (map)	Around 1900	Wilhelminian style clinker brick facade, representative facade design using ornaments, of importance in terms of building history. Central projection, three storeys, original front door, new windows, new staircase.	09258268
	Apartment building in closed development	Hallesche Strasse 59 (map)	Around 1905	Part of a street section of uniform Wilhelminian style development, clinker brick facade with artificial stone integration, of architectural significance, original front door and window	09258251
	Apartment building in closed development	Hallesche Strasse 61 (map)	Around 1905	Part of a street section with uniform Wilhelminian style development, clinker brick facade with corner rustication, of architectural significance, with gate passage, original front door and window	09258250
	Apartment building in half-open development	Hallesche Strasse 71 (map)	Around 1900	Wilhelminian style building with a character that defines the street scene, two-tone clinker brick facade, of architectural significance. Three floors, attic-like roof end, shop on the ground floor, new windows.	09258248
	Residential house in semi-open development and in a corner location, with gate entrance (with gate) and outbuildings	Hallesche Strasse 73 (map)	Around 1900	Wilhelminian style building in an important urban area, clinker brick facade, of architectural significance. Central projection, two storeys, shop on the ground floor, windows on the ground floor new, windows on the upper floor and roof original.	09258247
	Multi-family house (with four entrances) in open development	Herderstrasse 17, 19, 21, 23 (map)	Around 1930	Plastered facade with clinker brick structure, typical settlement architecture from the early 1930s, of architectural significance. Hipped roof, windows profiled with red clinker brick, three storeys, original windows and front door, stairwell, base red clinker brick.	09258090
	Multi-family house (with three entrances) in open development and in a corner	Herderstrasse 25, 27, 29 (map)	Around 1930	Plastered facade with clinker brick structure, typical settlement architecture of the early 1930s, of architectural significance. Windows profiled with red clinker, three storeys, red clinker in the base area. Original: window and front door, stairwell.	09258089
	Factory owner's villa, with fencing and gate system	Industriestrasse 2 (map)	Around 1895	Excellent example of a historic factory owner's villa, of importance in terms of location and building history, location that defines the street scene. Plastered facade, profiled window frames, roof and floor cornices, portico with two staircases, two storeys, risalit on the portal, pillars with a balcony above, windows with cantilevers and roofing.	09258110
	Remains of an aircraft hangar, later VEB Maschinen- und Apparatebau Schkeuditz	Industriestrasse 14 (map)	1955-1956	Formerly a unique hangar on the former Schkeuditz airport site, generously windowed steel or reinforced concrete construction, mostly demolished in 2014, of local significance. The author dated the object to around 1935, the operator provided information that the hangar was built in the 1950s, formerly Hall 5 of the VEB Maschinen- und Apparatebau Schkeuditz.	09258241
	Former airport building (formerly Halle-Leipzig airport, later VEB Maschinen- und Apparatebau Schkeuditz)	Industriestrasse 70 (map)	1936-1937	Typical building of the late 1930s, of architectural, art-historical and local significance, later part of the VEB Maschinen- und Apparatebau Schkeuditz (MAB). The building consists of cubes and a tower, plastered facade, use of porphyry, two storeys. Inside: door frames made of gray shell limestone, wall paintings and sculptures.	09258677
	Apartment building in half-open development	Karl-Marx-Strasse 4 (map)	Around 1900	Buildings of representative character, from the 19th century plastered clinker facade, of architectural significance, stucco on the eaves	09258270
	Apartment building in closed development	Karl-Marx-Strasse 5 (map)	Around 1900	Building that characterizes the townscape, clinker brick facade from the late 19th century, of architectural significance. Four floors, cornice, original staircase, rustic imitation.	09258107
	Apartment building in a formerly closed development	Käthe-Kollwitz-Strasse 5 (map)	Around 1905	Reform and Art Nouveau building, with half-timbered elements, bay windows and balconies, of architectural significance. Plastered facade, half-timbered gable, three floors. Original: windows, front door, stairwell, stucco in the entrance area, balconies. Art Nouveau building (Darmstadt Secession).	09258102
	Altscherbitz cemetery with gate system, chapel and cross memorial (individual monuments for ID no. 08966026)	Leipziger Strasse (map)	4th quarter of the 19th century (cemetery design); 1879 (Koeppe tomb); around 1880 (cemetery chapel); 1922 (Paetz tomb)	Individual monument of the whole of the former provincial insane asylum in Altscherbitz; Historically of importance, part of the former provincial insane asylum in Altscherbitz. Chapel: one storey, with extensions, gable roof Gate: wrought iron, pine cones on the post Monument: cross on a pedestal, partly sandstone	08967687
	Former provincial insane asylum Altscherbitz (totality)	Leipziger Strasse (among others) (map)	1779 (manor manor, then to the sanatorium); 1876–1912 (sanatorium); 4th quarter of the 19th century (cemetery)	Subject aggregate of the former provincial-mad-institute Altscherbitz, with the following individual monuments: Altscherbitzer Strasse 14 (individual monument 08966041), Altscherbitzer Strasse 16 (individual monument 08966040), Altscherbitzer Strasse next to 19 (individual monument 09302572), Altscherbitzer Strasse 23 (individual monument 09257271), Gut former manor house, individual monuments 08966023), Leipziger Strasse (cemetery, individual monument 08967687), Leipziger Strasse 59 (individual monuments 08966021), Leipziger Strasse 65 (institution church and rectory, individual monuments 08966027), Leipziger Strasse 68 (individual monument 08966028), Leipziger Strasse 78/80 ( Individual monument 09257268), Parkweg 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 (individual monument 08966024), Ziegeleiweg 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21 (individual monument 09302573), water treatment plant (individual monument 09257263 and 09257267) and the former estate park of the manor Altscherbitz and green areas of the institution (garden monuments) with the one on the southwest side, up to the White Elster stretching meadows (entity part); In terms of building history, medical history, garden art and local history of importance, coherent complex, built in several sections between 1876 and 1912, with free-standing houses, mostly as two-storey Wilhelminian-style brick buildings, embedded in gardens and green spaces, including a church and rectory, cemetery with gate, chapel and Monument, brickworks, water tower, drainage and water treatment plants as well as buildings in the old location (building and property stock today divided between different institutions). Altscherbitzer Strasse 19 (individual monument 08966039), Altscherbitzer Strasse 21 (individual monument 09257270) and Leipziger Strasse 74 (individual monument 08965981) canceled before 2009. Leipziger Straße 76 (individual monument 09257272 at the same address as 09257269) canceled before 2001.	08966026
	Residential house and side building (with upper arbor) of an arable farm	Leipziger Strasse 2 (map)	1st half of the 19th century, later reshaped	Part of the historic town center development with a beautifully preserved outbuilding with a rare upper arbor, location near the market that characterizes the townscape, presumably an agricultural farm or smithy, of architectural, historical and urban significance. Plastered facade, two storeys, probably a former blacksmith shop. Original: gate passage, some windows.	09258086
	Residential house in closed development, former inn "Stadt Leipzig"	Leipziger Strasse 4 (map)	19th century	Plastered building with a dwelling in the roof, in a closed street near the market, of architectural and site historical importance. Two floors, new windows and front door (not on the ground floor), with a shop on the ground floor.	09258085
	Villa and entrance gate	Leipziger Strasse 37 (map)	Around 1900	Representative villa from the turn of the century around 1900, clinker brick facade with half-timbered elements, of architectural and local significance, two storeys, windows and front door original	09258289
	Apartment building in half-open development	Leipziger Strasse 38 (map)	Around 1910	Magnificent building with a character that shapes the street scene, in the reform style of the time around 1910, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning. Plastered facade, bay window in the middle area, richly decorated, ground floor made of sandstone, four floors, seven axes, two entrances and gate passage. Original: stairwell, windows partially colored, front door, marble and stucco in the entrance area.	09258288
	Dormitories, administration building, pharmacy, ambulance, water tower and former civil servants' residence (doctor and institution administrator) of the Kaiser Wilhelm Augusta Foundation of the former provincial insane institution Altscherbitz and drainage system on the institution premises (individual monuments to ID no. 08966026)	Leipziger Strasse 59 (map)	1876–1912 (sanatorium); 1868-1888 (drainage); around 1885 (water tower)	Individual features of the aggregate of the former provincial-mad-institution Altscherbitz; Significant in terms of building history, medical history, local history and technology history, today Saxon Hospital Altscherbitz, predominantly Wilhelminian-style clinker buildings, surface drainage to dry the area of ​​the former provincial insane asylum Altscherbitz	08966021
More pictures	Apelstein No. 44 (V)	Leipziger Strasse 59 (near) (map)	1864 (original)	At the entrance to Altscherbitz Hospital, a memorial stone commemorating the battles of the Battle of Leipzig in 1813, marks the location of the last rest of the Silesian Landwehr from October 15 to 16, 1813, General von Yorck with 21,500 men, Battle of Möckern , historically significant.	09258097
More pictures	Institution church and former parsonage (individual monuments to ID no. 08966026)	Leipziger Strasse 65 (map)	1911–1913 (institutional church); 1913 (rectory)	Individual features of the aggregate of the former provincial-mad-institution Altscherbitz; Architecturally and locally of importance, church in the reform style of the period around 1910, parsonage villa-like building in neo-baroque forms. Building 64, church (1911–1913): Hall building in the reform style of the time, west tower with slated top, west side with portal porch, polygonal apse, chapel-like extensions on the north side, transept-like front on the south side and connecting passage to the former rectory Rectory: villa-like plastered building in neo-baroque shapes, extended mansard gable roof Connecting corridor: one-storey plastered building with gable roof and plaster structure, large arched windows	08966027
	Residential building, today part of the Saxon Hospital Altscherbitz (individual monument to ID no. 08966026)	Leipziger Strasse 68 (map)	Around 1880/1890	Individual monument of the whole of the former provincial insane asylum in Altscherbitz; Of importance in terms of building history, medical history and local history, former official house of the Rendanten and the institution inspector of the former provincial insane institution Altscherbitz. Two-storey brick building, gable roof, central projection.	08966028
	Former ring kiln of the brickworks belonging to the Altscherbitz insane asylum (individual monument to ID no. 08966026)	Leipziger Strasse 76 (map)	1886	Individual monument of the whole of the former provincial insane asylum in Altscherbitz; In terms of technology and local history, it was of importance, originally open roofing was built in the GDR era	09257269
	Former home of the master bricklayer (with carpentry extension) of the brickworks belonging to the Altscherbitz insane asylum (individual monument to ID no. 08966026)	Leipziger Strasse 78, 80 (map)	Late 19th century	Individual monument of the whole of the former provincial insane asylum in Altscherbitz; of importance in terms of building history, medical history and local history. One-storey, brick building at the gable end, plastered, facing gable with crooked hip, younger carpentry extension (house 47), formerly part of the Altscherbitz Provincial Insane Asylum.	09257268
	Apartment building in semi-open development and in a corner	Lessingstrasse 1 (map)	Around 1910	Representative building in an important urban location, plastered facade with a portal-like entrance, in Art Nouveau and Reform style from the period after 1900, of importance in terms of building history. Four storeys, cornice. Original: doors, apartment doors, front door, windows.	09258281
	School building in the courtyard (Gymnasium Schkeuditz)	Lessingstrasse 10 (map)	Around 1900	The clinker brick building of the Gründerzeit, architectural and local significance. Three-storey with artificial stone structures, central projectile with high tail gable, the two main entrances on the side, gable roof.	09258282
	Official building with wheel winch in the building	Market 2 (map)	16th century in the core (police); after 1815 (wheel winch)	Today police building, plastered building, buildings of architectural and local historical importance in an important urban area, wheel winches of technical historical importance, new windows, hipped roof. Inside, a wheel winch that was installed in the roof structure when the building was still a customs post.	09258294
	Residential house in open development and in a corner location	Market 5 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	With shop fitting, historicizing plastered facade still with a classicistic effect, in an important urban location, of importance in terms of building history. Hipped roof, two storeys, original windows on the upper floor, shop on the ground floor, slightly classical facade design.	09258260
	“Zum Blauen Engel” inn in semi-open development	Markt 12 (map)	Marked with 1660	Plastered building with Renaissance seating niche portal, location on the market that characterizes the square, of architectural and local historical importance. Inn: plastered facade, two storeys, original windows and front door, windows on the ground floor new, former carter inn Stable building in the courtyard: half-timbered and adobe bricks, built in 1823 and demolished in 2014	09258087
	Residential house (with Mohren pharmacy) in closed development, as well as gate entrance on Mühlstrasse	Market 14 (map)	19th century, older in essence	Appealingly designed plastered facade, dwarf house in the mansard roof, in an important urban location on the market, of local and architectural significance. Two storeys, base of yellow clinker brick. Original: window, front door.	09258088
	Cemetery chapel at the Wehlitz cemetery	Merseburger Strasse (map)	Around 1900	Old location in Wehlitz, Gothic clinker facade typical of the time, of local importance. Small building on an L-shaped floor plan with a large, ogival entrance, clinker brick facade.	09258964
	Apartment building in semi-open development and side fencing (to No. 5)	Merseburger Strasse 3 (map)	Around 1900	Representative Wilhelminian style building, clinker brick facade with a wide central projection and spherical crowning, of architectural significance. Gable roof, three storeys, five axes, floor cornice. Original: windows, front door, apartment doors, stairwell, door in the entrance plastered.	09258114
	Villa with enclosure and gate system	Merseburger Strasse 15 (map)	Around 1900	Stately Wilhelminian style villa with clinker brick facade and curved gable in the central projectile, of architectural significance. Mansard roof, profiled window frames made of sandstone, two storeys, windows presumably new, balcony on the upper storey of the central risalite.	09258113
	Residential building in closed development	Merseburger Strasse 157 (map)	Around 1900	Old location in Wehlitz, with a representative clinker facade from the late 19th century, historically important. Gate passage, two floors, five axes, small triangular gable with initials "HO", windows on the upper floor with crowns, original gate passage door, front door, apartment doors, stairwell and floor tiles.	09258963
	villa	Mühlberg 2 (map)	Around 1905	With ornamental framework in the attic, which was rare for the time of construction, in the early Heimat style, of great importance in terms of architectural history. Plastered facade, half-hip roof, one storey, original windows, winter windows, consoles.	09258125
	Residential house, barn in the courtyard and entrance gate of an agricultural citizen's farm	Mühlstrasse 2 (map)	19th century	Residential building with shop fitting, plastered facade, ensemble in an important urban planning location on the market, of importance in terms of local development and architectural history. Two floors, new roof, original winter windows.	09258679
	Parsonage, outbuildings and enclosure wall with archway of a parsonage	Mühlstrasse 10 (map)	19th century	Stately group of buildings of the historic town center development in an important urban planning location, of architectural and local significance. Residential house: plastered facade, Krüppelwalmach, two floors; original: windows, front door, windows partially renewed Outbuildings: one storey, windows original, but partially renewed	09258293
	Residential building in closed development	Mühlstrasse 32 (map)	Late 19th century	Extremely narrow building in a closed street, of social and historical importance. Plastered facade, two floors, original windows and front door.	09258135
	Former Electoral Saxon Office Mill, now the City Museum	Mühlstrasse 50 (map)	1662	One-storey plastered building with a mansard roof, two-storey extension, as a former electoral Saxon office mill house of particular importance to the local history. One storey, new window in the roof hatch, original window on the ground floor, profiled base.	09258128
	Fragments of the Victory Column	Mühlstrasse 50 (near) (map)	1874	In memory of the Franco-Prussian War of 1870/1871, formerly set up on the market square, destroyed at the end of the Second World War, recovered in 2005 when the market square was redesigned, historical significance. Corinthian column (sandstone) on a pedestal, 1936 Germania replaced by an iron cross as the upper end.	09300438
	Memorial for the victims of fascism as well as the Soviet memorial and honor grove for Soviet war dead in the cemetery	Papitzer Strasse 21 (map)	After 1945 (Soviet memorial); 1960s (memorial)	The old location of Papitz, a plaza-like complex with a memorial wall, access avenue and street-side gate, is also related to the northern honorary grove with a pyramidal monument as the center and 39 individual graves of Soviet prisoners of war, historical significance. The memorial, which was probably built in the 1960s, is a plaza-like complex with a memorial wall (artificial stone) on a concrete base, a rectangular granite fountain and two wooden benches, and a flooring made of irregular natural stone slabs. On the reddish memorial wall an inscription “DIE TOTEN MAHNEN UNS” protruding as a band, above it two copper sheets with a red triangle (concentration camp prisoner symbol) and a Soviet star. A birch avenue leads to the memorial, which is closed off from the street with a gate system. The memorial is related to the honor grove to the north with 39 graves of Soviet prisoners of war. The center of the grove of honor is a stone pyramid with a red star as a crown and inscription panels. Behind it lies the burial ground, its individual graves with grave borders and semicircular closed tombstones. A separate entrance with a gate system leads to the Ehrenhain from the street. Like the memorial described above, the honor grove is also integrated into a horticultural environment. On the one hand, the Grove of Honor is a testimony to the fate of Soviet soldiers in World War II. Together with the memorial, it also refers to the culture of remembrance in the GDR with regard to the victims of the Nazi regime and its war against the Soviet Union. From this point of view, the object embodies a historical value.	09303880
	Five dormitories, today Volkssolidarität Kreisverband Leipziger Land / Muldental (individual monuments for ID no. 08966026)	Parkweg 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 (map)	Around 1880/1900	Individual features of the aggregate of the former provincial-mad-institution Altscherbitz; Of importance in terms of building history, medical history and local history, originally part of the former provincial insane asylum Altscherbitz, clinker-brick buildings from the Gründerzeit	08966024
	Residential house in open development	Pestalozzistraße 19 (map)	Around 1900	Old location in Papitz, attractively designed clinker brick facade with Art Nouveau shapes, of architectural significance. Plaster clinker facade with artificial stone elements, two-axis roof house, two storeys. Original: window, partly new.	09258122
More pictures	town hall	Rathausplatz 3 (map)	1912-1913	Administrative building with a defining character on the site of the former city moat, in the reform style of the time around 1910, architect Camillo Günther , of importance in terms of art history and building history	09258273
	Car hall (No. 9), administration building (No. 11) and enclosure of the Schkeuditz tram station (Schleifenhaus)	Rathausplatz 9, 11 (map)	1909–1910, marked 1909	As an early example of a carriage hall, a monument to traffic history, significance for popular education and city history. The administration building is also called the loop house because of its location in the track loop.	09258265
	Residential house and two side buildings built next to one another as well as the gate entrance of a farm bourgeoisie	Ringstrasse 42 (map)	Mid-19th century (arable bourgeoisie); Late 19th century (side building)	Largely preserved courtyard from the late 19th century, residential building probably older than a large farm bourgeois farm of rarity, a side building with an ornamental framework, of importance in terms of building history and local development. Residential house: two-storey, plastered facade, with gable roof Side building: plastered facade, half-hip roof, half-timbered gable on the upper floor, bat dormers Barn: demolished before 2009	09258259
	Apartment building in closed development	Robert-Koch-Strasse 5 (map)	Around 1900	Buildings from the turn of the century around 1900, with an elaborate facade design (clinker facade), of architectural significance. Plaster and clinker facade, profiled window frames, four storeys. Original: window and front door. Use of yellow and red clinker bricks, rubble stone bases.	09258106
	Former council hospital, now a residential building	Trench 36 (map)	18th century	One-storey building with a half-hip roof, of local historical importance, plastered facade, clay wall	09258091
	Apartment building in half-open development	Schillerstraße 10 (map)	Around 1900	Plastered facade with half-timbered gable, building with a character that characterizes the street scene, of architectural significance, plastered facade	08970174
	Apartment building in a formerly closed development	Schulstrasse 5 (map)	Around 1905	Representative facade design through the use of reform and Art Nouveau forms, important in terms of building history. Plastered facade, three floors. Original: window and front door.	09258285
	Apartment building in a formerly closed development	Schulstrasse 6 (map)	Around 1905	Representative facade design through the use of reform and Art Nouveau ornaments, with a bay window and shop on the ground floor, important from an architectural point of view. With gate passage, plastered facade, three floors, resulting in changes to the windows. Original: front door, apartment doors, stucco in the entrance area, tiles, tiles.	09258284
	Fire station building (hose tower and right part of the building) of the Schkeuditz fire station	Teichstrasse 2 (map)	1910	Wilhelminian-style clinker brick construction, building with a character that shapes the townscape, of architectural and local importance. Tower with half-hip roof, four storeys, windows partially bricked up and locked Outbuilding: two floors Gate entrances with segment arch, door leaves with iron fittings	09258295
	Memorial stone in memory of the Battle of the Nations near Leipzig	Teichstrasse 7 (near) (map)	Marked 1855, later renewed	On the site of the former Schkeuditz cemetery, of local historical importance. Sandstone, two-part, formerly presumably a metal cross at the top, inscriptions marked 1855, renewal marked 1884, first stone supposedly from 1845.	08970175
	Memorial to the fallen workers during the Kapp Putsch	Teichstrasse 7 (near) (map)	1920	Significant in local history	08970176
	Residential house in open development	Thomas-Müntzer-Strasse 4 (map)	Around 1920	Old location Wehlitz, expressionistic facade design, of architectural and art historical importance. Brick construction, original windows, eaves, gable, facade structured by bricks.	09258819
	School (main building, without new additions) and auxiliary building (Thomas-Müntzer-Schule, Wehlitzer Schule)	Thomas-Müntzer-Strasse 5 (map)	Inscribed with 1903 (school); 1903 (outbuilding)	Old location Wehlitz, older Wilhelminian style building with two-tone brick facade, new windows. Outbuilding brick construction with twin windows in the gable. School in the Wehlitz part of the municipality, of local historical importance. The extension of the 1920s in the New Objectivity style was demolished in 2013/14 and replaced by a new building. Main building on the eaves, side building on the gable.	09258812
	Total population of people's apartments Rentengutsgesellschaft Merseburg, consisting of a row of houses with five entrances (no individual monuments)	Waldstrasse 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 (map)	1936-1937	Old location Modelwitz, distinctive plastered building in the traditionalist style of the 1930s, significance in terms of building history. Two-storey, hipped roof, plaster facades over clinker base, house entrances and stairwells accented by risalites, economical accentuation by clinker elements (door and window frames).	09301747
	Eight residential buildings, formerly part of the Altscherbitz Provincial Irren Institution (individual monuments to ID no. 08966026)	Ziegeleiweg 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21 (map)	Around 1880	Individual features of the aggregate of the former provincial-mad-institution Altscherbitz; of importance in terms of building history, medical history and local history. Ziegeleiweg 7: House 1 Ziegeleiweg 9: House 3 Ziegeleiweg 11: House 5 Ziegeleiweg 13: House 7 Ziegeleiweg 15: two and a half story brick building Villa for men 1st class and doctor's apartment, Ziegeleiweg 17: one-storey brick building so-called Grafenvilla, Ziegeleiweg 19: House 9 21: House 11	09302573
	Former farm building and barn of the Modelwitz manor	Zum Herrnholz 23, 25 (map)	19th century	Old location Modelwitz, plastered buildings, of architectural and local significance. Stable building: plastered facade, half-hip roof Barn: plastered facade, hipped mansard roof, bat dormers, new windows, probably formerly connected to the estate	09258116
	Former manor of the Manor Modelwitz	Zum Herrnholz 28 (map)	Marked 1837	Old location Modelwitz, significant complex with an appealing classicist facade design, of importance in terms of local history, art history and architectural history. Plastered facade, central projectile, saddle roof, profiled window frames made of sandstone, three storeys, cornice, portal, original windows.	09258115
	Former manor house of the Manor Modelwitz	Zum Herrnholz 30 (map)	19th century	Old location Modelwitz, plastered building typical of the region, of local importance. Original roof, probably the former farm building of the Manor Modelwitz.	09258117

Dölzig

 Map with all coordinates of the Dölzig section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Memorial stone for the regulation of the Luppe on the Luppeufer	(Parcel 697/12) (map)	Marked 1934–1938	Of local importance, natural stone	09259337
	Elster-Saale-Canal (entity)	(Parcels 1336/3, 194) (map)	From 1933	Material component of the material population Elster-Saale Canal (section Schkeuditz, city, district Dölzig) with the following individual monuments: Zschampert passage between Burghausen and Dölzig (see individual monument 09259327, without address), road underpass of the Elster-Saale Canal (see individual monument 09259267, Am Canal), underpass of the Elster-Saale Canal (see individual monument 09259268, Auenstrasse) and road bridge over the Elster-Saale Canal (see individual monument 09259328, Äußere Gundorfer Strasse), see also entity 09259222 in the Leipzig district of Burghausen-Rückmarsdorf (without address) ; technical monument	09303057
	Zschampert passage between Burghausen and Dölzig (individual monument for ID No. 09303057)	(Parcels 1336/3, 194) (map)	1934	Individual monument belonging to the Elster-Saale Canal; technical monument	09259327
	Street underpass of the Elster-Saale Canal (individual monument for ID no.09303057)	At the canal (map)	1935	Individual monument belonging to the Elster-Saale Canal; technical monument	09259267
	Manor house of the manor Kleindölzig	On channel 4 (map)	18th century	El-axis, two-storey plastered building with a crooked hip roof, the upper floor half-timbered plastered, owned by the philosopher and mathematician Christian Wolff (1679–1754) from 1745 , of regional and architectural significance. Belonging to Kleindölzig, beaver tail covering, roof house, estate and the interior of the house changed.	09259240
	House, side building and barn of a former customs post	At the Dutch mill 1 (map)	Around 1830	Buildings of local historical importance. Single-storey structure, plastered facade, with a half-hip roof, central gable, recently restored, all new windows, barns made of solid brick.	09259241
	"Holländische Mühle" inn (sometimes also a customs house) with a hall extension and four millstones in front of the inn	At the Dutch mill 2 (map)	18th century	Stately plastered building with a mansard roof, customs station between the kingdoms of Saxony and Prussia from 1815 to 1834, of regional historical importance. Two-storey structure with a mansard roof, plastered barn with a mansard hipped roof, very ruinous condition, brick stable, plastered gable. There is a demolition permit for the stable and barn.	09259242
	Street underpass of the Elster-Saale Canal (individual monument for ID no.09303057)	Auenstrasse (map)	Around 1935	Individual monument belonging to the Elster-Saale Canal; technical monument	09259268
	House, barn, side building, pigeon house and gate entrance of a farm	Auenstrasse 15 (map)	19th century (side building); around 1890, older in core (farmhouse); around 1890 (barn); 20th century (pigeon house)	Well-preserved court ensemble, of architectural and economic importance. Two-storey, eaves-standing house, plastered facade, cornice, crooked hip roof, new windows, imposing brick barn with bat dormers, dovecote (half-timbered and brick), gate pillars with spherical crowning.	09259253
	Gravestone in the yard	Auenstrasse 38 (map)	18th century	Significant in local history. Pigeon house moved to Paul-Wäge-Straße, see there object 09299708. Two farm buildings in the courtyard: single-storey stable building, clay building on the garden side, lavishly designed brick facade on the courtyard side, in a very poor structural condition, barn partly half-timbered, partly brick building, both no monuments, residential building of the late 19th century heavily modified, also no monument.	09259239
	Road bridge (Ochsenwegbrücke) over the Elster-Saale Canal (individual monument for ID No. 09303057)	Outer Gundorfer Strasse (map)	1936-1937	Individual monument belonging to the Elster-Saale Canal; of importance in terms of traffic history	09259328
	House of a farm	Outer Gundorfer Strasse 1 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Single-storey earth building, part of the historic town center development in a prominent location, of social and historical importance. Plastered facade, saddle roof, one storey, four axes, original roof, bat dormers (originally recorded as Gundorfer Straße).	09259265
	Residential house, side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard	Äussere Gundorfer Straße 6 (map)	Around 1850	Well-preserved courtyard with parts of the building in clay construction, historically important. Residential house: two floors, five axes, plastered facade, half-hip roof, original windows Side building: solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered construction Barn: Rammed earth building, street-side gable brick masonry, gable roof	09259259
More pictures	Post mill Dölzig	Long way 10 (map)	19th century	Re-used as a residential building, of technical historical importance. Remains of a former post mill, today used as a residential building and structurally changed.	09259266
	Side building of a farm	Lautzschke 4 (map)	19th century	Earth building, characterizing the townscape in a prominent urban development location, of importance in terms of building history and local history. Gable-independent, single-storey elongated building, presumably formerly a stable, ground floor solid clay, half-timbered house under plastered facade, in the corner to Südstraße. The house on the farm belonging to it as a monument was demolished in 2003.	09259247
	Pigeon house	Paul-Wäge-Strasse (map)	Around 1900	Significance in economic history (implementation of Auenstrasse 38). Lantern shape in wood, new column.	09299708
More pictures	Church (with furnishings) and cemetery with tombs as well as a war memorial for the fallen of the First World War	Paul-Wäge-Strasse 2 (map)	Early 16th century (church); inside marked 1596 (church); after 1918 (war memorial)	Late Gothic hall church with retracted polygonal choir and west tower, of importance in terms of architectural history, the history of the place and the appearance of the town. Former collegiate church with furnishings, choir at the beginning of the 16th century, nave around 1522, tower with Romanesque remains, rebuilt in 1706.	09259238
	Monument to the victims of fascism	Paul-Wäge-Straße 2 (near) (map)	Around 1960	Originally in front of house Paul-Wäge-Straße 15 (old manor house Rittergut Großdölzig, later municipal office), moved to the churchyard, historically significant. Quarry stone, granite, memorial stone stands in front of the former municipal administration.	09259243
	Residential building	Paul-Wäge-Strasse 20 (map)	Around 1800	Presumably earth building, part of the historical town center development in an important urban area, of architectural and socio-historical importance. Two floors, plastered facade, very solid base, small original windows on the upper floor, new roof.	09259244
	House of a farm	Paul-Wäge-Strasse 41 (map)	18th century	Single-storey clay building, part of the historic town center in an important urban planning location, of architectural and socio-historical importance. Plastered facade, saddle roof, single-storey, elongated house, ground floor rammed earth, different window heights and sizes, thick walls, original roof.	09259257
	Residential house, two side buildings and barn of a four-sided courtyard	Paul-Wäge-Strasse 62 (map)	19th century (farmhouse); marked 1859 (barn)	Plastered buildings typical of the region, presumably in clay construction, courtyards from the 19th century that have been preserved as an ensemble, of architectural and economic importance. Residential house with a half-hipped roof, two storeys, four axes, eaves, new windows and roof, stables and barn plastered, also new roof.	09259258
	Rectory (No. 2), side building and barn (No. 2a) of a rectory	Schöppenwinkel 2, 2a (map)	Late 18th century	Well-preserved complex from the end of the 18th century, of architectural and local significance. Residential building: two floors, eight axes, plastered facade, half-hip roof, completely renovated Outbuildings: one storey, plastered brick building Barn: plastered, original roof structure	09259251

Former monument (Dölzig)

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Residential building	Paul-Wäge-Strasse 18 (map)	Around 1900	Historicizing plaster facade with beautiful window crowns, of architectural significance; Removed from the list of monuments after 2017. Two storeys, seven axes, the ground floor plastered with rustication, the upper storey with beautiful stucco window crowns, original front door, two roof exits, all new windows.	09259245

Freiroda

 Map with all coordinates of the Freiroda section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Residential house and side building of a cottager's estate	Hauptstrasse 4 (map)	1736	Typical rural house as a two-storey, plastered earth building, with original characteristics and largely original building fabric, exemplary of rural construction and way of life, of social and historical importance. Residential house: Half-hip roof (beaver tail covering), profiled eaves, flexible cubature, renovated condition, new windows and plaster Side building: one storey, plastered with a gable roof, at the gable	08972927
	Residential house, enclosure and gate entrance of a former three-sided courtyard	Hauptstrasse 7 (map)	Around 1800	Two-storey clay building, a characteristic farmhouse in its appearance, with a significant impact on the street scene, of architectural significance. Residential house: two-storey, plastered earth building, crooked hip roof, plastered eaves, new windows Enclosure and gate pillars: made of plastered brickwork, courtyard cannot be seen	08972929
	Gate of a farm	Hauptstrasse 14 (map)	Late 19th century	Significance for the streetscape, good evidence of rural courtyard demarcation, of architectural significance. Plastered fence, with beaver tail cover, gate with straight lintel and beaver tail cover (new), new gate wing.	08973555
	House of a former three-sided courtyard	Hauptstrasse 31 (map)	Late 18th century	Two-storey plastered clay building, a farmhouse in a prominent position opposite the church with character that constitutes the townscape and largely original substance, of architectural significance. Saddle roof (bricked roof), partly original windows, new door, cleaning flasks as the only structure available, at the gable, rear extension in brick masonry with a sloping roof, a flat cellar with high storage is mentioned as a special feature.	08972961
More pictures	Church (with furnishings), churchyard with enclosure and war memorial for those who fell in World War I.	Hauptstrasse 32 (map)	13th century (church); after 1918 (war memorial)	Romanesque hall church with transverse west tower, Gothic overformed, of local historical importance, interesting in terms of building history and art history. Church: plastered quarry stone building with drawn-in, three-sided closed choir, sandstone portal with timber framing War memorial: on a large, rectangular base, small square pillars with a wreath in relief on the front and steel helmet sculpture (filled with oak leaves), inscriptions on all sides, on the front "Our fallen heroes in memory" underneath an iron cross, each side engraved with names, on the reverse oval medallion with rider and inscription "Who gave his blood for freedom / rests well even in a strange earth" Tomb in the form of a stele with blown gable and depiction of an angel's head over a cartouche in the gable, badly weathered, illegible inscription, located on the south wall of the church, tomb not a monument Enclosure: rubble stone base and brickwork covered with artificial stone slabs, extension 2014–2015	08972960
	House and enclosure	Hauptstrasse 36 (map)	Late 19th century	Typical Wilhelminian style building with a singular significance in the place, characterizing the street scene, of architectural significance. Residential building: two-storey yellow clinker brick building with elaborate structure and decoration with red clinker bricks and shaped stones in the base, cornice, vestments and roofs, some with acroteries and floral frieze, gable characterizing the street with molded stone frieze and profiled eaves, end of the gable top with a large semicircular top and spherical crown Condition renovated Enclosure: clinker pillars with a decorative finish and iron bar fence, new yard gate	08972934
	Pigeon house of a farm	Hauptstrasse 37 (map)	Around 1800 and later	The probably singular, unique pigeon house in the original structure of architectural significance, as a middle farm of importance for the historical local structure. Two-storey, mansard roof with dormers (all sides and each with a flight opening), top crown, plastered construction, ground floor in brick, upper floor half-timbered with brick infill (one side completely), dilapidated condition, building also used as a pigsty. Barn and archway demolished before 2014, house demolished in 2014: Farmhouse: two-storey, plastered clay building, crooked hip roof (beaver tail covering), windows installed later (end of the 19th century), original profiled wooden eaves, original windows on the back, side shutters, side shop extension (end of the 19th century) with original entrance area Barn: saddle roof with dormer and hatch, plastered clay building, gable sides reinforced with brickwork, eaves-high barn door probably original Archway: plastered bricks, keystone with cartouche	08972933
	House, side building and archway (with gate) of a former three-sided courtyard	Hauptstrasse 45 (map)	Around 1820 (farmhouse); around 1900 (side building)	Farmhouse upper floor half-timbered plastered, side building a brick building, characteristic farm with distinctive gate system, characterizing the townscape and significant in terms of building history. Farmhouse: two-storey, ground floor in clay, upper floor half-timbered with brick infill (later), wooden eaves, crooked hip roof, original door, former plaster use still available, hardly any original windows Stable: yellow clinker brick construction, flat roof, colored with red clinker bricks in segmented arched windows, eaves console cornice and cornice, original condition but slightly dilapidated, gable side with upper floor windows that were later bricked up, still characterizing the street scene, very high archway in mixed construction with polygonal porphyry granite stones and brick Roof tiles covered	08972935
	Mühlgut Panthey: residential building, two side buildings, barn, two gates and courtyard paving of a large mill property (four-sided courtyard)	Radefelder Strasse 14 (map)	19th century (miller's house); around 1900 (side building); marked 1924 (barn)	Partly plastered buildings, partly brick buildings, built in typical regional construction (post mill on the property demolished in 2005), significance in terms of building history and local history. Stable: red clinker brick building on rubble stone base with gable roof, structure in yellow clinker bricks with stepped gable frieze, oculi, pilaster strips, double serrated cornice, doors and windows with segmental arches, the last quarter of the stable broken off halfway across Barn: construction like a stable, two large wooden roller doors on the courtyard side, segmented arched windows in the middle, smaller storage hatches and the inscription “Built in 1924 BC”. Oswald Panthey ”, single-storey side building, eaves, plastered (probably clinker brick building), with saddle roof, courtyard side several doors and two storage hatches, two gates also in clinker construction with archway and wooden doors, courtyard paving almost completely original Residential building: one-storey plastered building with three courtyard-side dormers in the gable roof Post mill (broken off in 2005): original wooden construction, roof defective, also rods, condition generally ruinous, original iron fittings	08972926
	Transformer tower	Schkeuditzer Strasse 2 (before) (map)	After 1920	Elaborately designed brick building, in a prominent location, of technical historical importance. Yellow clinker building, gable roof in Swiss style, structure set off with red clinker: pear-shaped corner decoration in the corner pilasters, ribbons, plinths, consoles and decorative stones in the gable, slit-like openings partially clogged with glass stones, renovated condition.	08972931
More pictures	Berndorf post mill with mill technology	Schkeuditzer Strasse 23 (map)	1820	An important part of the landscape that was once rich in windmills, with a rare, complete interior, structurally altered, technical-historical significance. Rods available, condition renovated (planking, roofing), extensions later, interior fittings preserved, used until 1966 (after electrification), then shut down.	08972936

Gerbisdorf

 Map with all coordinates of the Gerbisdorf section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	church	Kirchstrasse (map)	Marked with 1522	Late Gothic hall church, partly ruinous, with Renaissance portal, of local and architectural importance. Only the choir preserved, brick, plastered, with buttresses and pointed arched windows, partial demolition in 1972, portal from 1584 (inscribed) in sandstone, above it an older late Gothic canopy, original bell in the open hall, new glass window, relief plate on the southern choir wall outside (around 1522), Ecce homo.	08972939
	Side building, courtyard wall and gate of a farm	Kirchstrasse 7 (map)	Late 19th century	Side building brick facade, gable that characterizes the street scene, of architectural significance. Barn / side building: on a porphyry granite base in clinker construction, saddle roof, eaves with sawtooth frieze and gable side with console frieze, oculi and windows Enclosure with brickwork, gate pillars and arched entrance, barn door made of wood desolate Farmhouse: two-storey solid clay house with gable roof, plastered, (also eaves), porphyry granite base, plastered brick sills, inside original wooden staircase, original appearance with windows and portal, dilapidated condition, shutters gone, back slightly sunken, farmhouse demolished before 2009 or 2014 still very ruinous, characteristic farmhouse in its original structure and fabric with original internal staircase second side building: demolished before 2014	08972945
	Residential house and side building of a four-sided courtyard	Kirchstrasse 9 (map)	Around 1850 (farmhouse); Late 19th century (side building)	Farmhouse with a plastered facade, side building with a brick facade, with a stable gable that characterizes the street, of architectural significance. Residential house: two-storey with a gable roof on rubble stone plinth, plaster structure with offset plaster strips and bezels, gable side with triple arched windows, condition newly renovated, rear porch new, windows in roof new Stable: made of red clinker bricks with a gable roof, structure with pilaster strips and eaves console cornice, gable defining the street scene with triple arched windows and console gable frieze, large arched doorway on the courtyard side on the eaves	08972948
	House of a farm	Kirchstrasse 10 (map)	Around 1820	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, building largely in its original structure, worth preserving as one of the oldest buildings in town, interesting from an architectural point of view. Two-storey, half-hipped roof (curled brick), clay ground floor with segmented arched windows, half-timbered upper floor, partly original windows, original front door with skylight, rear later extension with tailcoat roof (beaver tail covering), plastered building, eaves in the courtyard, half-timbered partly visible on the back, condition in need of renovation, vacant.	08972958
	Residential house and two side buildings of a former four-sided courtyard	Kirchstrasse 12 (map)	Around 1890	Clinker facades, residential building, high-quality Wilhelminian style building with rich facade decoration using molded stones, building that characterizes the street space and is of importance in terms of architectural history. Two-storey, clinker brick, yellow, flat hipped roof, base: quarry stone and clinker brick, red, in the gable and on the street side rich terracotta structure, coffered friezes, window walls in the form of plant bundles, roofs with acroteria crowning, console eaves cornice, corner accentuation by bosses (cast elements in the dotted elements).	08972957
	House of a farm	Kirchstrasse 14 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, striking building and good example of the original village development, of architectural significance. Two-storey, half-hip roof (crown covering), plastered, ground floor clay, original windows, partly new, sandstone sills on the ground floor, base made of porphyry granite, light central projection, partly underlaid with brick, belt cornice, a horizontal window on the back, a new window also broken in on the front.	08972947
	Former school	Kirchstrasse 19 (map)	Marked 1830	Single-storey plastered building with a crooked hip roof and dormers (beaver tail covering) on ​​a granite stone base, in a particularly distinctive location in the churchyard, of local and historical importance, at the same time of social-historical interest. Wide eaves (plastered), original late classical wooden door portal with skylight, gable side with two windows in the gable, old house number 9.	08972938
	War memorial for the fallen soldiers of the First World War	Kirchstraße 19 (in front of) (map)	After 1918	Of local historical importance. Granite pillar on a square base, ending with a fully sculpted eagle, name inscriptions on all sides with a laurel garland, relief medallion made of sandstone depicting a kneeling warrior, on the front “Our fallen heroes 1914–1918. The grateful community of Gerbisdorf ”, on the reverse“ Anyone who fell fighting in enemy territory found their grave in foreign soil also rests as a hero in their home country ”, complex with porphyry granite stone surrounds and flower borders.	08972937
	House and side building of a former four-sided courtyard	Kirchstrasse 20 (map)	Late 19th century	Belonging to the existing structure that characterizes the townscape, facade with a conspicuous clinker brick design from the Wilhelminian era, of architectural significance. Farmhouse: two-storey yellow clinker brick building with a gable roof on a porphyry granite base, with red clinker bricks, structured with ribbons, cornices, roofs, keystones and strong, profiled console eaves, vestibule demolished, windows new Stable: in red clinker bricks, typical structure with pilaster strips, segmental arch opening of the doors and windows, sawtooth belt cornice and console eaves, gable with console frieze, condition largely unchanged	08972941
	Residential house and two side buildings of a former four-sided courtyard	Kirchstrasse 21 (map)	Late 19th century	A farm that defines the townscape with a high-quality Wilhelminian style design, of architectural, social and economic importance. Farmhouse: two-storey, clinker brick on a porphyry granite base, flat hipped roof, structure with corner blocks, strong belt and console eaves and walls in cast concrete, portal (new) with two-flight flight of stairs, new windows Stable: in red clinker construction with gable roof, yellow clinker bricks in the eaves, pilaster structure, some original windows, some new with concrete lintel, gable with twin arched windows Mud stable building (no barn): partly solid brick, repaired several times, gable roof, over gate half-timbered, very ruinous condition, demolished in 2000	08972940
	Former inn "Zur Eiche"	Teichblick 2 (map)	Early 19th century	Single-storey clay building, as the end point of the street and as a counterpart to the old school, strongly defining the street scene, relevant to the local and social history. Half-hip roof (crown covering), quarry stone base, raised gable, partly original windows (partly enlarged), segmental arched windows on the eaves side, original door jambs, extension not a monument. Original restaurant "Schullenbrodt".	08972959

Glesien

 Map with all coordinates of the Glesien section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Barn of a four-sided yard	Anhaltiner Strasse 20 (map)	1898	Clay barn, part of a farm that has largely been preserved in its original structure, of architectural significance. Barn in clay wave technique, solid, on a polygonal granite base, saddle roof, half-timbered construction over the large wooden barn doors and laterally over small wooden doors, there with tile infills, a canopy in wooden construction and with a flat roof, probably later.	09256895
	Former school	Delitzscher Strasse 2 (map)	Marked 1756	Of local and historical importance, two-story earth building with plastered half-timbered upper floor. Half-hip roof (simple beaver tail covering), ground floor with segmented arched windows (all windows original), gable sides later walled up with bricks, portal, street side, original with skylight, wooden keystone, profiled wooden eaves, rear windows renewed at the beginning of the 20th century and enlarged on the ground floor.	08972973
	Barn of a four-sided yard	Delitzscher Strasse 37 (map)	Around 1875	Great historical significance as a clay barn, one of the largest barns in town, largely original structure. Solid clay, gable roof (beaver tail covering), three large wooden gates on the courtyard side with half-timbered structures above.	09256899
	Transformer tower	Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse 16 (next to) (map)	After 1920	In a corner location that characterizes the street scene and is of technical historical importance. Plastered brick building with pyramid roof (beaver tail covering), overhanging eaves, projected corner pillar covered, original sheet iron door, some of which is riveted, yellow clinker base.	08972972
More pictures	Former Johanneskirche (with furnishings), churchyard with a war memorial for the fallen of the First World War	Lindenstrasse (map)	13th century (church); around 1448 Dendro (church); marked 1736 (wooden door); after 1918 (war memorial)	Romanesque hall church with transverse west tower and late Gothic choir extension, characterizing the townscape, of architectural and local importance. Church: Baroque tower top, choir extension in 1519, later further modifications and extensions, original wooden door with keystone and date 1736 War memorial: mighty granite monolith, concrete foundation later, inscription "1914–1918 In memory of our brothers who died in World War Glesien", name plaque on the south wall of the side chapel made of copper (or iron) patinated	08972974
	Portal and door of the rectory	Lindenstrasse 1 (map)	Around 1800	Originally preserved classical portal, of relevance to art history and building history. Two-winged wooden door, cassette fields with diamond motifs, split skylight, wooden door frames slightly profiled, original fittings and handle, partial monument.	09257017

Hayna

 Map with all coordinates of the Hayna section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	House and gate entrance with gate of a four-sided courtyard	Mittelstrasse 28 (map)	Late 18th century	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, original part of the local development in a central location opposite the church, of architectural significance. Two-storey earth building, partially massive undercuts, half-hipped roof, broken stone base, segmented arched windows on the courtyard side on the ground floor, new windows on the street side, new windows on the upper floor.	08972925
	Pigeon house of a farm	Mittelstrasse 30 (map)	Late 19th century	Remarkable brick building, valuable small architecture in the neo-Gothic style with singular significance for the region, economic-historical significance. Three-storey yellow clinker building on a square floor plan with a gable roof and a central pointed cone roof crowned by a metal ball, flight openings in the wooden gables, upper floors with pointed arch windows, structure with red clinker bricks in pilaster strips and cornices, the building stands in the middle of a four-sided courtyard, restored in 1993.	08972950
More pictures	Church (with furnishings), cemetery with enclosure, war memorial for those who fell in World War I, bell, tomb and plaque on the church	Mittelstrasse 31 (map)	1255 Dendro (church); 1512 Dendro (church); after 1918 (war memorial)	Romanesque hall church with late Gothic choir, remarkable Romanesque portal, church partly in ruins (former transverse west tower demolished in 1972), high-quality tomb design, importance for local history and architectural history. Church: plastered quarry stone building, renovated War memorial: conical pillar widening towards the top on a square base and cantilevered cube-shaped end with an iron cross in relief on all sides, on two sides additionally turned torches with star, front with inscription, inscriptions also on the pillar shaft, generally difficult to read, material made of shell limestone, weathered condition Bronze bell: in a new campanile-like turret with Latin lettering Memorial plaque: on the southern outer wall for Pastor Johannes Erdmann (1860–1937), simple square stone slab with protruding characters Tomb: in sandstone, pillar shape with gable, originally figurative relief sculpture on all sides only recognizable on one side, termination missing, corner acroteries partially chipped off, badly weathered Enclosure: as plastered quarry stone masonry covered with plain tiles	08972951

Little love

 Map with all coordinates of the section Kleinliebenau : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Gasthof Kleinliebenau	Gutshofstrasse 7 (map)	1823, according to information, probably later	Plastered facade, echoes of the Swiss house style, a building that characterizes the street and is of local historical importance. Eaves, single-storey house with central projectile and triangular gable, cornice, original windows, beautiful paneled front door with handle (former restaurant).	09259271
More pictures	Manor church (with equipment), today a pilgrimage and culture center, and churchyard	Gutshofstrasse 15 (map)	1787, in essence probably older	Baroque hall church with tower, in the core probably Romanesque choir tower church, of architectural and local significance. Single-aisle, tower halls slated, leaded glass windows. 2013 Prize in the state competition Saxony "Rural building" 2nd place in the category "Development of rural open spaces".	09259272
	Waystone	Horburger Strasse (map)	19th century	Significant in traffic history	09259336

Kursdorf

 Map with all coordinates of the section Kursdorf : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Memorial stone for the fallen of the First World War	At the school site (map)	After 1918	Significant in local history	09258689
More pictures	Church (with equipment)	At the school site (map)	Early 13th century	Late Romanesque choir tower church with Gothic alterations, of architectural and local significance. Building made of quarry stone, unplastered, rectangular nave with saddle roof, rectangular tower floor plan with saddle roof, semi-circular apse on the tower.	09258688
	Ilyushin Il-18 W aircraft in AERO-Park Kursdorf	Terminal ring (map)	1960	Repainted in 2010, of importance in terms of traffic and technology. Identifier: (DM) DDR - STA Work number: 180001905 Commissioning: March 28, 1960, decommissioning: September 12, 1988, in the museum park since September 26, 1988 Span: 37.40 m, total length: 37.90 m, total height: 10.17 m maximum cruising speed: 680 km / h maximum travel distance: 7000 km maximum travel altitude: 10000 m Seats: 100 Takeoff weight: maximum 59.2 t, cargo load 15 t Originally recorded as Glesiener Straße, later Gießerstraße, the aircraft is either parked on the Terminal Ring or on Flughafenallee.	09256726
	Airport beacon (Leipzig / Halle Airport)	Terminal ring 13 (near) (map)	1939	One of three previously hydraulically retractable beacons, a rarity, a unique document in German aviation history, of importance in terms of traffic and technology. Built in 1939, hydraulically retractable by 7.50 m, decommissioned in 1944 and forgotten, rediscovered in 1993 (?), Renovated in 1997.	08985864

Radefeld

 Map with all coordinates of the Radefeld section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Church (with furnishings) and churchyard with enclosure	Am Oberen Anger (map)	13th Century	Of great importance in terms of local history and building history. Church: Romanesque hall church with transverse west tower, choir extension and sacristy, mixed masonry made of porphyry granite and quarry stone, new portal (early 20th century) with original door handle (fish shape ), door and lateral shoe scraper Enclosure: made of red brick masonry	08972967
	Enclosure wall of a garden plot	Am Oberen Anger (map)	19th century	Concise and typical clay wall with a character that defines the townscape and the street scene, one of the last connected, closed wall fronts (the garden forms a plot of land with Landsberger Straße 13), historically important. Mud wall with a height of about two meters, along the street boundary at the exit of the street Am Ober Anger, covered with roof tiles like a desk, slightly rinsed out in the lower area.	08972964
	Agricultural building (so-called cherry house)	Am Oberen Anger (map)	Around 1880	Small rural mud brick building, was used for the cool intermediate storage of fruit during the harvest, of cultural and historical importance, rarity	09306825
	Rectory with garden	Am Oberen Anger 2 (map)	Early 19th century	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, in a prominent location, centrally located in the Anger, the garden belonging to the rectory is part of the center of the village in Radefeld, which is of architectural significance. Rectory: two-story, plastered, earthen building on the ground floor, half-timbered building on the upper floor, brickwork on the sides and back, canopy later (early 20th century, but still original), gable roof with one-sided hipped roof, profiled wooden eaves, original window openings and wooden walls Barn: clay building, gable once half-timbered with clay bricks, other side brick, later built up (no monument)	08972968
	House of a former three-sided courtyard	Am Oberen Anger 6 (map)	Marked 1806	Two-storey plastered clay building, of characteristic and striking appearance, beautiful example of a typical landscape farmhouse, of architectural historical importance. Steep hipped roof, original portal with original canopy (designation and initials in the door transom: "FAM 1806"), renovated condition.	08972965
	Residential house, side building, courtyard paving, gate system and enclosure of a farm	Am Oberen Anger 9 (map)	Early 19th century	Typical and characteristic example of a farmhouse in good condition, of architectural and local significance. Farmhouse: single-storey clay building, plastered, with a half-hipped roof and bat dormers, new gable (not original), original are the windows and courtyard portal, sills are new Barn: massive clay building with gable roof and original wooden beam construction in the roof truss, original walls of the gates, renovated condition Enclosure: with red clinker pillars and wrought iron grating	08972966
	Bismarck Tower (ruin)	Am Oberen Anger 16 (map)	1902	Tower-like monument, 16-meter-high observation tower on the northern side of a courtyard building, built on the private property of a local master builder, of architectural and local significance	09305956
	Side building of a farm	Landsberger Strasse 13 (map)	Marked with 1803	Plastered earth building in a convincingly authentic appearance, of architectural significance. Granite plinth with hipped roof on the courtyard side and bat dormers, street-side dormers, cantilevered roof beams, large wooden gate on the courtyard side, segment arches door and window frames, renovated condition, original door and window (not renovated), brick sills.	08973554

Wolteritz

 Map with all coordinates of the Wolteritz section : OSM

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	SR 6300 bucket wheel of a lignite excavator	(Corridor 2, parcel 63) (map)	1989 according to information	Part of one of the largest excavators of its type, testimony to the former mining activities in the Central German region, of technical historical and scientific importance. Bucket wheel SRs 6300, the bucket wheel of the world's largest bucket wheel excavator at the time (set up on parcel 63 of corridor 2 of Wolteritz) was set up in the 1990s at the site of the demolition of this excavator as a material witness to the abandoned lignite mining industry.	09306437
More pictures	Church (with furnishings), churchyard with funeral hall and enclosure wall	Dorfstrasse (map)	13th century and later	The core is a Romanesque choir tower church, the choir has been renewed in a Gothic style, is of great importance in terms of local history, constituting the site and is of architectural historical value. Hall church with transverse rectangular choir tower and choir with 3/8 end: plastered structure, quarry stone and brick masonry, sandstone, Romanesque portal in the west Cemetery chapel: plastered quarry stone building with a gable roof, two pointed arched windows on the sides, large wooden portal above a Latin cross Enclosure: plastered brickwork on rubble stone base with clinker covering	08972955
	House, barn and side building of a farm	Dorfstrasse 6 (map)	Marked 1908	Largest farm in the village, clinker buildings with high-quality architecture, example of a large courtyard in the village, largely in the original building fabric, characterizing the townscape and building history. Farmhouse (marked with "1908 G. Meyer"): two-storey, half-hipped roof with cardboard slate covering, yellow brick construction on polygonal granite stone plinth, architectural structure with contrasting red clinker bricks and decorative stones in cornices, window frames, roofs and eaves, rich sculptural decoration, especially in between blue terracotta panels with flower medallions, on the courtyard side original portal with two-flight flight of stairs, vestibule original wooden staircase, front side just as richly decorated and articulated, diaphragm with gable crown and gable frieze, belt cornice accented with floral decor made of terracotta, roofing of the segmental arched windows with acroteries Stable and barn: red clinker brick on a base made of polygonal porphyry granite, structure by means of pilaster strips and eaves cornice, two high and wide barn doors with wooden gate wings, gable roof partially renewed, new window breakouts, condition rather dilapidated, former LPG "Thomas Müntzer"	08972944
	War memorial for those who fell in World War I and war memorial for those who fell in the Franco-Prussian War of 1870/71	Dorfstrasse 6 (before) (map)	Marked 1871; after 1918	Small, fenced-in green area with two tall oak trees, close to the church, forming a square, which is of local historical importance. War memorial for the fallen of the First World War: a square pillar made of regularly smooth granite standing on a square plate, a steel helmet on an oak leaf wreath, on the front a laurel wreath with a bow and the inscription “The memory of their heroes who remained in World War 1914–1918” and underneath “The thankful community Wolteritz ”, on the side and on the back lists of names and iron cross War memorial of the Franco-Prussian War: square sandstone pillar with cover plate, end missing, inscription illegible, condition badly weathered, date 1871 recognizable on the side	08972952
	Transformer tower	Dorfstrasse 26 (next to) (map)	Around 1920	Striking building of technical historical importance. Square floor plan, clinker plinth, plastered with corner pilasters and arches over the door, twin windows added, pyramid roof, dilapidated condition (remains of paint in blue original?), Original insulators available.	08972954
	House, barn and gate entrance with gate of a farm	Dorfstrasse 37 (map)	1785	Small farmhouse with clay ground floor and half-timbered upper floor, of significance for the townscape and architectural history. Two-storey, plastered, clay basement, half-timbered upper storey, half-hipped roof, original windows, Faschen and Graupelputz new, segmented arched windows on the courtyard side, sloping roof on the back, tile ledge on the front side (newly renovated), small eaves side building with gable roof, plastered, gate pillars plastered with cover and arched entrance.	08972943
	House, side building and gate entrance with gate of a farm	Dorfstrasse 38 (map)	Around 1800	Small farmsteads, single-storey adobe buildings, typical buildings of the place with a characteristic appearance and largely original substance, of importance in terms of building history and social history. Plastered, with a crooked hip roof and wide eaves, new windows, clay gate system with archway over entrance (= gate), general condition newly renovated, gable-side clay barn / side building with saddle roof, plastered.	08972942
	Rectory and enclosure	Dorfstrasse 41 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Traditional clay half-timbered building in largely original condition, worth preserving due to its local and socio-historical importance. Rectory: two-storey, half-hipped roof (crown covering), plastered, ground floor clay, upper floor plastered half-timbering, plastering boxes at the entrance area, old front door, ground floor partially with segmented arched windows, extension no monument Enclosure: yellow clinker, base porphyry granite	08972956

Remarks

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• The official list of cultural monuments is never closed. It is permanently changed through clarifications, new additions or deletions. A transfer of such changes to this list is not guaranteed at the moment.
• The monument quality of an object does not depend on its entry in this or the official list. Objects that are not listed can also be monuments.
• Basically, the property of a monument extends to the substance and appearance as a whole, including the interior. Deviating applies if only parts are expressly protected (e.g. the facade).

Detailed memorial texts

1. ↑ Albanus Church: The Protestant town church St. Albanus in Schkeuditz is a field and brick building with a drawn-in, three-sided closed choir, supporting pillars and a steep, hipped roof in the east. The late Gothic hall church, which originally dates back to 1517 (dating on the north side of the tower), has a square, fortified west tower, which was given a neo-Gothic top with a pointed folding roof as part of the renovation of the church in 1899. The side stair towers in clinker construction lead to the tower floor, the main entrance on the west side is a stepped pointed arch portal. The church hall is illuminated through pointed arch windows. There is a sacristy annex on the south side and a rectangular annex with beveled corners on the north side. Inside the church building has a wooden barrel, two-storey wooden galleries on three sides that go back to 1855 and a glazed patron's box on the south side of the choir. In addition to the larger-than-life crucifix in the choir, the furnishings include a polygonal pulpit with richly carved work from 1672, a round baptismal font dated 1764 and an organ. In the entrance hall, two memorial plaques commemorate the fallen of German and French. War, while on the north inside of the church a figural half-relief made of clay commemorates the fallen soldiers of the First World War, which was created by the sculptor Paul Horn (1876-1959). The monumental value of the Schkeuditz town church results from its architectural and town historical significance as an important testimony to the church building at the beginning of the 16th century. The war memorials are of local historical and artistic value.
2. ↑ Provinzial-Irren-Anstalt Altscherbitz: The structure of the former Provinzial-Irren-Anstalt Altscherbitz, detached houses in the middle of gardens and green areas, reflects the decisive change in psychiatry of the time: the transition from closed custody to a freer one " open-door “system based on the so-called colonization of the mentally ill, that is, their occupation with manual and agricultural work as a therapeutic principle. The nucleus of the establishment was initially the Altscherbitz manor. The manor complex consists of the manor house and ancillary buildings in characteristic brick construction with neo-Gothic ornamental shapes. Between 1876 and 1878 the “Centralanstalt” was built north of Leipziger Straße, a complex of seven buildings with an administration building, reception and care stations, a hospital and a morgue. These houses set the basic architectural tone for the extension buildings that followed up to the end of the century: All of them are two to two and a half storey brick buildings with mostly flat gable roofs, which differ in size and floor plan according to their purpose. The so-called country houses and villas south of Leipziger Strasse vary this basic principle by incorporating ornamental frameworks on the upper floors. The water tower on the northern border of the old clinic grounds, with its brick construction adorned with decorative friezes in contrasting colors, also fits in with the institutional buildings of the seventies to nineties. The buildings from the turn of the century, the four buildings of the former nursing home located in the northwest (one of them changed by plastering over) as well as the former military hospital from 1912 and the church built in 1913 appear in a contemporary style. Most of the institution buildings have largely been preserved in their original state. A cemetery with a chapel belongs to the institutional complex.
3. ↑ Individual features of the aggregate of the former Provincial-Irren-Anstalt Altscherbitz in Leipziger Straße 59:
   • Existing buildings: Houses 12, 14, 16 (pharmacy), 17, 18, 19, 20 (outpatient clinic), 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 30, 31, 32, 44 (cultural center, see Altscherbitzer Straße, next to number 19), 53 (laboratory building), 59 (administration building), 64 (church), water tower, garages, transformer tower and with its own address Leipziger Straße 57 and 61 and Leipziger Straße 65 (rectory), today Saxon Hospital for Psychiatry and Neurology Altscherbitz
   • Houses 12 and 14 (1912): three-wing construction, one and two storeys, plastered, risalite
   • House 16, pharmacy (1876–1878): brick building on a natural stone base, two-story middle section, one-story side wing, former hospital
   • House 17 (1876–1878): angled, two-storey brick building, subsequently plastered, gable roof, central and side projections, terrace on the long side, former observation department for men, 3rd class
   • House 18 (1876–1878): angled, two-storey brick building, gable roof, central and side projections, terrace on the long side, former observation department for women, 3rd class
   • House 19 (around 1880–1885): two-storey brick building with entrance projections and a porch, former surveillance department for men, 3rd class
   • House 20, outpatient clinic (1876–1878): two-storey brick building, gable roof, central projection, rear low brick extension with wooden veranda at the side, former surveillance department for women, 3rd class
   • House 21 (around 1880–1885): two-storey elongated brick building, two risalits with balconies, terrace, former 1st closed department for women 3rd class
   • House 22 (1876–1878): two-story brick building, balcony on cast-iron pillars, carved wooden parapets, former surveillance and pensioners' department for women 1st and 2nd class
   • House 23 (around 1880–1885): two-story elongated brick building, former 1st closed section for men, 3rd class, mirror image of house 21
   • House 24 (around 1880–1885): two-storey brick building with a central veranda, balcony with original bars, former surveillance and retirement department for men 1st and 2nd class and doctor's apartment, mirror image of house 22
   • House 25 (1876/1878): demolished before 2009, one-and-a-half-story angular brick building, risalite with gables, former 2nd closed section for men, 3rd class
   • House 26 (1876–1878): demolished before 2009, one and a half storey angular brick building, risalite with gables, former 2nd closed department for women 3rd class
   • House 27 (1902–1906): three-wing two-storey building, mansard roof, plastered with brick structure, short side wings with veranda
   • House 28 (1902–1906): two-storey building, plastered, windows with brick framing, side entrance with vestibule
   • House 29: demolished in 2004
   • House 30 (1884): two-storey, elongated brick building, two-axis side elevation and stepped seven-axis central elevation, former infirmary for men, 3rd class, Kaiser Wilhelm Augusta Foundation
   • House 31 (1902–1906): two-storey building, plastered, windows with brick framing, side entrance with vestibule
   • House 32 (1884): two-storey elongated brick building, side elevation and stepped seven-axis central elevation, former infirmary for third class women, Kaiser Wilhelm Augusta Foundation
   • House 49: demolished before 2009
   • House 53, laboratory (1876–1878): demolished before 2009, single-storey brick building, elevated central projection, former section house
   • House 59, administration building (1876–1878): two-storey brick building with clock tower, formerly also a senior doctor's apartment
   • Water tower (around 1880/1885): slender substructure tapering towards the top, top with conical roof, connected to the substructure by struts, as a brick building with multicolored decorative friezes adapted to the style of the institutional buildings
   • Drainage system: As an extensive surface drainage system to drain the entire "facility area", ie the agricultural area and construction site of the original facility created in the years 1868–1888 and in this form today largely functional and usable (as a monument, the system parts in the area of ​​the structures are recorded), With regard to the structural features, the drainage ensures dry foundation conditions in the basement. The existence of the buildings on this site to the present indicates that the system can function without restrictions. The catch drainage is the only known drainage system in Saxony that has been passed down unchanged from the 19th century for the discharge of near-surface stratified water and for the removal of rainwater while improving soil values ​​(drainage = better management). A technical-historical and scientific value can be derived from this. The public interest is based on the singularity of the facility.
4. ↑ Dormitories Parkweg 2, 4, 6, 8, 10:
   • Former doctors' casino, later management of the home (address: Gut Altscherbitz 6, around 1895/1900): demolished before 2010, two-storey plastered building, half-hip roof, brick-framed windows, brick structure, gable with glare framework
   • House 1 (around 1880/1890): two-storey brick building in the country house type, with several gables and ornamental framework on the upper floor
   • Former villa for men 1 and 2 class, house 2 (around 1880): two-storey brick building, gable roof, side elevation
   • Former villa for women 1st and 2nd class with a doctor's apartment, House 3 (around 1880/1890): two-storey brick building in the country house type, with decorative bricks and decorative framework on the upper floor
   • Former villa for men, 1st and 2nd class, House 4 (around 1880/1890): two-storey brick building, upper storey with ornamental framework, veranda
   • Former villa for women 1st and 2nd class, house 5 (around 1880/1890): two-storey brick building in the country house type, with decorative friezes
   • Former villa for men, 3rd class, house 6 (around 1880/1890): villa-like two-storey brick building with decorative friezes
   • Former villa for women 3rd class, house 7 (around 1880/1890): two-storey brick building in the country house type, with decorative friezes
   • Former villa for men, 3rd class, house 8 (around 1880/1890): villa-like two- and three-story brick building, gabled central wing, outside staircase
   • Former villa for women 3rd class, house 9 (around 1880/1890): two and a half storey brick building in the country house type, with ornamental friezes, terrace on the garden side
   • Former villa for men, 3rd class, retirade in the garden of House 10 (around 1880/1890): villa-like two-storey brick building
   • Former villa for women 3rd class, house 11 (around 1880/1890): two-storey brick building in the country house type, with decorative friezes
   • Former villa for men, 3rd class, house 34 (around 1880/1890): kitchen, two-storey brick building
   • House 35 (around 1880/1890): laundry, two-story brick building, demolished before 2009

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• Monument map of Saxony. Retrieved July 6, 2020 . 
• Geoportal of the district of North Saxony. Retrieved July 6, 2020 . 

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