List of cultural monuments in Schneeberg (Ore Mountains)

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Merian: Schneeberg around 1650

The list of cultural monuments in Schneeberg contains the cultural monuments in Schneeberg and its district Lindenau.

This table is a partial list of all cultural monuments in Saxony .

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Schneeberg

image designation location Dating description ID
Monument protection area Altstadt Schneeberg (suggestion)
Monument protection area Altstadt Schneeberg (suggestion) (Map) Monument reserve old town Schneeberg 08959276
 


Pit building of the old mining area in Gößnitzgrund
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Pit building of the old mining area in Gößnitzgrund (Map) from 15th century Predominantly authentically preserved underground systems of several pits that were worked on from the 1990s , including the most important silver mine in this part of the district, St. Anna am Freudenstein , the mouth hole of the St. Anna tunnel - the only largely unadulterated tunnel mouth hole, together with the preserved and accessible tunnels, Shafts, ore mining and a wheel room of importance in terms of mining history and technology history.

The property extends over three communities: Zschorlau (OT Zschorlau, Zschorlau district: Object 08958536), Schneeberg (Schneeberg district, Neustädtel district: Object 09306183), Aue (Auerhammer district, Auerhammer district: Object 09306184).

The buildings cover the old mining area from the 15th / 16th centuries. Century in the Gössnitzgrund on the Gleesberghang between Aue and Zschorlau, belonging to the Schneeberger
Revier.Famous pit names were:

  • Bernhardt treasure trove ( St. Bernhard , 1918),
  • God's sending treasure trove,
  • Grave pit,
  • Lucky star studs,
  • Silberkammer treasure trove and tunnel,
  • St. Anna am Freudenstein,
    The St. Anna am Freudenstein mine was the most famous in the mine and was operated until 1872. In 1526 "the ore" is said to have "grown over the reel" (that is, it reached down to the surface of the earth). It was also one of the first Schneeberger pits to line their shafts.
  • Old Freudenstein (first mentioned in 1492),
  • New Freudenstein,
  • Maria Magdalena Stolln,
  • Troster-Stolln (1872),
  • Kingdom of God treasure trove,
  • Renkert treasure trove,
  • St. Brigitta treasure trove,
  • Vogelsang treasure trove,
  • Young Rappolt treasure trove.

For the characteristics of the pit and day buildings:

The open shafts visible above ground formerly had wooden chews , the tunnel driving and the ore mining were carried out by means of fire , which can be recognized by the preserved traces of soot on the roofs and the typical expansions. In addition, the miners used mallets and irons , narrow tunnels with irregular, oval and often slightly inclined cross-sections were created; the mouth holes were not vaulted . Reel shafts ran between the dismantling operations.
Special features: an approx. 12 m high wheel room with hammered indentations for the wooden artificial wheel (not preserved) as well as an approx. 55 m long, 6 m wide and 5 m high quartz quarrying of the so-called “quartz mine” or “quartz cave”. White quartz has been mined here for cobalt paint production since at least 1776; originally it was an apartment-loan from the Bernhardt treasure trove. A reshaping of the mine workings through subsequent mining activities hardly took place in this area.

To the surface systems:

In addition to a few heaps, the relatively elaborately designed, cement-masonry mouth holes, which - like the chews - are pure replicas of such systems in other mining areas that were created in the 1990s, stand out. The tunnels in the Gössnitzgrund initially had simple, irregular openings in the natural rock analogous to the mouth hole of the St. Anna tunnel.
The above-ground facilities are therefore not monuments due to their lack of authenticity.

09306183
 


Subject entirety Schneeberger Revier: All evidence of the Schneeberg-Neustädtel mining from opencast and mine buildings, heaps, hydraulic engineering systems etc. from several centuries in the city of Schneeberg and in the communities of Hartmannsdorf b.  Kirchberg and Zschorlau (see also the population lists of the communities Hartmannsdorf near Kirchberg - Obj. 09306311, without address - and Zschorlau - Obj. 09301575, Neustädtler Straße 13)
Subject entirety Schneeberger Revier: All evidence of the Schneeberg-Neustädtel mining from opencast and mine buildings, heaps, hydraulic engineering systems etc. from several centuries in the city of Schneeberg and in the communities of Hartmannsdorf b. Kirchberg and Zschorlau (see also the population lists of the communities Hartmannsdorf near Kirchberg - Obj. 09306311, without address - and Zschorlau - Obj. 09301575, Neustädtler Straße 13) (Map) 15-19 century Entity that is coherent in terms of content and appearance and has a relevance for the shaping of the landscape and of the townscape, of outstanding, complex and sometimes singular significance for the history of ore mining in Saxony. The entity consists of the following individual features:

City of Schneeberg

OT Lindenau:

  1. Object 09306235 - Upper Lindenau pond
  2. Object 09306236 - Unterer Lindenau pond: artificial pond with pond dam including bottom outlet with rifle house and overflow structure (Dorfstraße, districts Lindenau / Griesbach, parcels 1203, 1215, 197, 416, 186/3, 178)

OT Schneeberg:

  1. Object 08958141 - Filzteich : artificial pond with earth dam including cone channel and Striegelhaus (Am Filzteich 3 (near), district Neustädtel, parcel 777/6)
  2. Object 08958051 - Kornzeche treasure trove: Kaue and Halde (Auer Strasse, Schneeberg district, parcel 248)
  3. Object 08958118 - Chapel monument: Monument on the site of the former St. Anna Chapel (Filzteichstraße, Neustädtel district, parcel 881)
  4. Object 08958134 - Rappold treasure trove: Residential house (surrounding area, formerly a hut house and mountain forge ) and ancillary building (Filzteichstrasse 8b, Neustädtel district, parcel 99)
  5. Object 08958114 - Eiserner Landgraf treasure trove: Kaue (forest road, district Neustädtel, parcel 959/2)
  6. Object 08958115 - St. Georgen Hütte: former smelting works (Forststraße 40, Neustädtel district, parcel 988)
  7. Object 08958089 - Young Sebastian treasure trove: former hut house, outbuilding and dump (Anna and Schindler treasure trove 1, Neustädtel district, parcel 860)
  8. Object 08958088 - Schindler treasure trove: former hat house (without extension), former mining forge, heap including heap retaining walls and hoisting machine (Anna and Schindler 2 and 3 mine, Neustädtel district, parcels 859/1, 861/2, 862/2, 864, 866 / 4, 866/5, 866/7, 866/8, 866/9, 868/2)
  9. Object 08957980 - Beustschacht: dump and shaft (Fundgrube Beust 1, district Neustädtel, parcels 924/2, 927, 929, 930/2, 931, 932)
  10. Object 08958122 - Fundgrube Daniel, Fundgrube St. Anna: former mining forge (today residential building) on ​​a small heap (Fundgrube Daniel 4, district Neustädtel, parcel 875/1)
  11. Object 08958123 - Daniel treasure trove: Hut house, pantry, impact stone, remains of the greenhouse with shaft and dump (Daniel 6 treasure trove, districts Neustädtel / Lindenau, parcels 878/4, 878/5, 878/6, 1413)
  12. Object 08958038 - Treasure trove society, Griefner Kunstgraben, shareholder Abzugrösche: Huthaus (number 3), Bergschmiede (number 1), Zimmerhaus (number 2), powder tower on a small heap, well house, artificial ditch, turbine shaft, exhaust vent including mouth hole, shareholder shaft heap including heap retaining walls as well Meridian stone and meridian marker stone (Fundgrube Gesellschaft 1, 2 and 3, district Neustädtel, parcels 978/2, 974/2, 974/3, 977, 973, 972, 934, 974/1, 965, 927, 932, 924/1, 923, 909, 908, 912, 886, 894, 892, 983/1, 978/4, 984/1, 971)
  13. Object 08958042 - Treasure trove Gebhardt, treasure trove Michaelis Maßen: Huthaus and Halde (treasure trove Michaelismaßen 1, districts Neustädtel / Lindenau, parcels 981/1, 981/2, 1220, 1221)
  14. Object 08958136 - Morgenstern treasure trove, Griefner-Stolln: Miners' house with ancillary building, two heaps including pile retaining walls and Stollnmundloch (Morgenstern mine 2, Neustädtel district, parcel 892)
  15. Object 08958086 - Fundgrube Peter and Paul, Hauptkunstgraben: Rösche including two mouth holes as well as a dump (Fundgrube Peter and Paul 3, district Neustädtel, parcels 806/1, 829/19, 829/18)
  16. Object 08958117 - Sauschwart Treasure Trove: Huthaus (number 1), Steiger- and Zimmerhaus (number 2), Kaue including conveyor reel and stockpile including ring railway embankment and stockpile retaining walls (Sauschwart Mine 1 and 2, district Neustädtel, parcels 890/2, 890/4, 890 / 7)
  17. Object 08958142 - Siebenschlehen mine: dump and shaft (Siebenschlehen mine, Neustädtel district, parcels 793/10, 793/5, 793/12, 793/13, 793/16, 793/18, 707/7, 797/9, 797 / 10)
  18. Object 08958043 - Treasure trove Sonnenwirbel: Miner's house and dump (Treasure trove Sonnenwirbel, district Neustädtel, parcels 967/1, 966/1)
  19. Object 08958096 - Wild boar treasure trove: Hut house with outbuildings and dump (Wild boar treasure trove 1, Neustädtel district, parcel 567/1)
  20. Object 08958097 - Wolfgangmaßen treasure trove : stamping works building including clock, two rod shafts , wheel room with opening and drainage holes, mouth hole of the opening holes, artificial and driving shafts, wall remains of the driving house and boiler house as well as the dump including all the dump retaining walls (Fundgrube Wolfgangmaßen 7th, Landmarking Neustädur) / 7, 727/2, 727/5, 727/9, 727/11, 727/8, 701/2)
  21. Object 08958093 - Treasure trove Wolfgangmaßen: Pochwerksteigerhaus (treasure trove Wolfgangmaßen 2, district Neustädtel, parcel 727/2)
  22. Object 08958098 - Fundgrube Wolfgangmaßen: Steigerhaus (Fundgrube Wolfgangmaßen 3, district Neustädtel, parcel 727/5)
  23. Object 08958121 - Fundgrube Wolfgangmaßen: Huthaus (Fundgrube Wolfgangmaßen 4, district Neustädtel, parcel 727/8)
  24. Object 08958120 - Fundgrube Wolfgangmaßen: Bergschmiede and cellar (Fundgrube Wolfgangmaßen 5, district Neustädtel, parcel 727/11)
  25. Object 08957990 - Greif treasure trove: Hut house and attached bucket and dump (Greifberg 16, Schneeberg district, parcels 515, 516)
  26. Object 08958014 - Hahnekräher-Stolln: Stolln including mouth hole (Katharinenweg 4 (opposite), district Neustädtel, parcel 269/3)
  27. Object 08958028 - White deer treasure trove: Hut house and Ausschlagstube on a small heap (Kobaltstraße 37, Neustädtel district, parcels 454/1, 455/1)
  28. Object 08958029 - White deer treasure trove: mountain smithy on a small heap (Kobaltstrasse 39, district Neustädtel, parcels 275/2, 247/12)
  29. Object 08958032 - Weisser Hirsch treasure trove: Greenhouse with shaft including Kehrradstube and stockpile including stockpile retaining walls (Kobaltstraße 42, Neustädtel district, parcels 269/7, 270/1)
  30. Object 08958119 - Schafstall treasure trove: Miner's house in the treasure trove on a small heap (Lindenauer Straße 12, Neustädtel district, parcel 212/1) (Lindenauer Straße 12, Neustädtel district, parcel 212/1)
  31. Object 08958116 - Siebenschlehener Pochwerk , consisting of Pochwerkskunstgraben, Knappschaftsteich, Pochwerk building with extensions and ancillary buildings, Steigerhaus and more (Lindenauer Straße 22)
  32. Object 09306248 - Rotes Pochwerk: former cobalt chamber (Pochwerkstraße 6, district Neustädtel, parcel 962a)
  33. Object 08958087 - Priest treasure trove: Hut house and stockpile including stockpile retaining wall (Priesterstraße 5, Neustädtel district, parcel 657)
  34. Object 08958091 - Neujahrschacht: former hut house (today residential building), shaft and dump including dump retaining walls (Schachtstraße 8, district Neustädtel, parcels 895/5, 895/4, 897/1, 208, 203)
  35. Object 08958090 - Rappold treasure trove: Hut house with extension (Ausschlag building) and Halde (Schachtstraße 10, Neustädtel district, parcels 95, 94, 93/2)
  36. Object 08958135 - Markus-Semmler-Stolln Upper Revier: Hut house of the main gallery of the Schneeberger Revier, with paving on the house (Schachtstrasse 14)
  37. Object 08957981 - Mine management (formerly): former mine management of the Schneeberger cobalt field, today residential building (Schlachthofplatz 4, Schneeberg district, parcel 850)
  38. Object 08957978 - Treasure trove of the Prince's Contract: former Huthaus (Schlachthofplatz 9, Schneeberg district, parcel 838/6)
  39. Object 08958092 - Münzerzeche: residential building on the dump including the dump retaining wall (Stiftstrasse 12, district Neustädtel, parcels 1016, 1015)
  40. Object 08958137 - Bergstift (former): former Bergstift, later Bergamt, today residential building (Stiftstrasse 14, Neustädtel district, parcel 1013)

Zschorlau municipality

  1. Object 08958581 - Türkschacht: headframe, shaft and dump (Zschorlau, Neustädtler Straße 13, Zschorlau district, parcels 1109/5, 1109/4, 1108/3, 1108/2)

Hartmannsdorf b. Kirchberg

  1. Object 09306234 - Hauptkunstgraben (Hartmannsdorf near Kirchberg, parcels 984/28, 984/29)
  2. Object 08956056 - Filzteich : artificial pond with earth dam including overflow, partial monument (Hartmannsdorf near Kirchberg, parcels 1035, 1036)

and from the following parts:

  • City of Schneeberg, east of the B169:
    • Dump train with four dumps from the Weißer Hirsch treasure trove (Kobaltstrasse / Gleesbergstrasse, parcels 280/3, 279/3, 278/2, 277, 276),
    • Two heaps (Fabrikstrasse 2a (bei), parcels 404, 406/1, 407), heap (Feldstrasse 1, parcel 392)
    • Two heaps (south of Neudörfler Weg, parcels 533/1, 534, 539, 540)
    • Dump train from three dumps (Marienstraße, parcels 561/4, 561/7, 560/1, 560/2, 561/5)
    • Dump train with three heaps north-west of the Wildschwein treasure trove (Marienstraße 23 (behind) and Am Sommerberg, parcels 385/1, 576/9, 569)
    • Dump southwest of the wild boar treasure trove (Wild boar treasure trove, parcels 631, 532)
    • 18 heaps at the Wolfgang Maßen treasure trove (Wolfgang Maßen treasure trove, parcels 701/2, 736/4),
  • City of Schneeberg, west of the B169:
    • New mountain forge (elongated extension to the greenhouse) of the Weisser Hirsch mine (Kobaltstraße 42, parcel 269/7), for the greenhouse with shaft including turning wheel room and heap including heap retaining walls cf. Object 08958032,
    • Stockpile of the Brigitte treasure trove (Karlsbader Straße 42 (near), parcels 247, 248a), until 2015 recorded as a single monument, object 08958140, with the demolition of the associated shop only part of the whole
    • Dump of the Katharina Neufang treasure trove (Katharinenweg 4 (next to), parcels 299/1, 299/2, 299/3), until 2015 recorded as an individual monument, object 08958131, since 1482 silver ore mining, in the 17th century the most important cobalt ore mine in the Schneeberg district, 300 m deep shaft belonging to the Weißer Hirsch pit since 1751 (see objects 08958028, 08958029 and 08958032),
    • Shareholder Pochwerkhalde (treasure trove society, parcel 990/2),
    • Dump train from three heaps south of the Fundgrube Gesellschaft (Fundgrube Gesellschaft, parcel 972),
    • Four heaps of the Sonnenwirbel treasure trove (Sonnenwirbel treasure trove, parcels 970, 933, 932, 966/1),
    • Dump train from five dumps north of the Beust shaft (Beust mine 1 (near), parcels 973, 930/1, 971, 972, 932, 924/1),
    • Dump of the Hüttengrund treasure trove (Hüttengrund treasure trove 1, parcel 906/1),
    • Halde (Kirchsteig 6 (behind), parcels 193/1, 193/2, 192/14),
    • Four heaps to the west of the Beust shaft (Beust mine 1 (near), parcels 924, 926, 928, 929),
    • Three heaps south of the Beust shaft (Fundgrube Beust 1 (near), parcels 924b, 917/1, 918/1, 915/2, 884/1),
    • Dump train from three heaps between the Morgenstern and Hüttengrund pits (Hüttengrund 2 (near), parcels 984, 910/1, 911),
    • Dump west of the Rappold mine (Schachtstrasse 10 (near), parcels 888/2, 887/10),
    • Old mine dump from the Rappold mine and former mining forge (Schachtstrasse 13, parcels 98, 99, 101), former mining forge of the treasure trove with a decorated wooden ceiling inside,
    • Three heaps east of the Rappold mine (Filzteichstraße 7 (near) and Weißberg 2 (near), parcels 75/5, 102, 129/1, 128/1),
    • Former Ore transport path of the Daniel Fundgrube (Fundgrube Daniel 6 (near), parcel 923), partly preserved with original paving for the transport of the excavated ores from the Daniel Fundgrube to the Daniel stamp mill to the north, cf. Object 08958123,
    • Dump train from three heaps between the Daniel and Schindler repositories (Daniel Fundgrube, parcels 879, 872/3),
    • Dump southwest of the Schindler Fundgrube (Fundgrube Anna und Schindler, parcel 868/5),
    • Heap of the Wanderer treasure trove (corner of Schachtstrasse / Priesterstrasse, parcels 852, 853), green heap of a poorly productive silver ore mine, until 2015 registered as an individual monument, object 08958106, monument permit for the elevated reservoir "Priest" with application AZ 20030292 (UDB),
    • 8 heaps at the Priester mine (Priesterstraße, parcels 842/1, 844, 845, 48/2, 656, 48/1, 46, 45),
    • Former Hut house of the Siebenschlehen Fundgrube (Fundgrube Siebenschlehen 2, parcel 793/5), heavily modified former Huthaus, core around 1800, for the dump and shaft of the Fundgrube cf. Object 08958142,
    • Two heaps south-east of the Siebenschlehen treasure trove (Siebenschlehen treasure trove (near), parcels 788/19, 798/15, 799/4, 799/5),
    • Two heaps of the mine Schwalbener wing and Zug (treasure trove Schwalbener wing, parcels 770, 771, 772, 750/4), hut house itself (treasure trove Schwalbener wing 1) possibly. Built in 1825, but greatly changed and not part of the totality,
  • Zschorlau municipality:
    • Dump south of the Türkschachts (Zschorlau district, parcels 1109/16, 1113/2),
  • Hartmannsdorf b. Kirchberg:
    • Halde north of the main artificial trench (Hartmannsdorf district, parcel 984/6),
    • Dump south of the main artificial trench (Hartmannsdorf district, parcel 984/7)
09301518
 


Transformer tower
Transformer tower On the field
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around 1920 Testimony to electrification, of significance in terms of technology history.

Tower with a small encased transformer on an irregular floor plan, plastered, hipped mansard roof with attachment.

08958018
 


Individual features of the entity Schneeberger Revier: Filzteich
Individual features of the entity Schneeberger Revier: Filzteich Am Filzteich 3 (near)
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1483-1485 old location Neustädtel, known as the oldest dam in Saxony, the second oldest artificial pond in the Ore Mountains and the most important impact water reservoir of the Schneeberger Revier, later a lido, landscape-defining hydraulic engineering testimony of the Schneeberg old mining of great local historical, mining history and technical historical importance.

Art pond extends over two municipalities: City of Schneeberg (property 08958141) and municipality of Hartmannsdorf b. Kirchberg (Object 08956056).

Earth dam with Tarras wall on the waterside, with overflow structure (the latter in the corridor of the municipality of Hartmannsdorf near Kirchberg): Schützenhaus originally over the entire length of the overflow, later shortened, new wooden cladding that does not correspond to the original condition, original half-timbered construction, overflow to the right of the central pillar (from the Seen from the water side) in the meantime bricked up, today provided with an automatic barrier, inscription stone on the stone channel to the artificial ditch on the air side of the earth dam: inscription with white paint partly falsely redrawn (as of 2016), originally labeled "DAMM BRUCH DEN 4th Feb. Ao. 1783. "

08958141
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Am Marienplatz 1
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around 1900 typical clinker brick building from the turn of the century around 1900 in a simple form, with building historical value; Two -storey over a granite quarry stone plinth , structured by cast stone window walls , belt cornices and belts made of yellow clinker and plaster, segment-arched window lintels made of clinker with wedge stone, on the 1st floor with straight roofs, front door from the construction period, saddle roof . 08957900
 


Apartment building in closed development
Apartment building in closed development Am Marienplatz 2
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around 1900 characteristic three-storey brick building with shop; as a testimony to urban development from the Wilhelminian era, with architectural value.

With rich structure through cast stone window frames and roofs with segmented or round-arched lintels, console cornices, decorative balusters in the parapet area, two-axis roof house under the hood, saddle roof, intact ground floor with bossing .

08957901
 


Residential house in semi-open development
Residential house in semi-open development Am Marienplatz 3
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around 1900 Two-storey clinker brick building typical of the time as evidence of urban development from the Wilhelminian era, of architectural quality.

Building with a flat central projection and coupled arched window under triangular gable, with oculus , plaster structure through corner pilasters and ashlars, artificial stone window frames of historicism with roofs or segmented arched clinker lintels .

08957902
 


Two residential buildings in semi-open development
Two residential buildings in semi-open development At Marienplatz 5; 6
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around 1870 Example of Wilhelminian style facade decor on two buildings designed at the same time, of architectural significance, two-story plastered construction, profiled granite walls, plastering on the upper floor, at number 6 additional elaborate stucco decor on window parapets and roofing, floral cornice, saddle roof with slate covering. 08957905
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Am Marienplatz 9
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around 1800 Upper floor half-timbered plastered, characteristic example of half-timbered construction in an urban context, of architectural significance; Ground floor massive, changed, windows slightly enlarged, strongly profiled windboard, boarded gable from the upper floor, gable roof. 08957903
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Am Marienplatz 17
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around 1800 Upper floor half-timbered plastered, significance in terms of building history and the townscape; Two-storey plastered building, ground floor with granite walls, gable triangle clad, hipped roof with slate covering. 08957895
 


City pool with indoor swimming pool
City pool with indoor swimming pool District Court Street 1
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re. 1908 Demanding construction in forms between Art Nouveau and Reform Style , with architectural and local historical quality;
The bathroom that was created in 1908 as the Curt Geitner Foundation : two-storey plastered building with a rectangular floor plan, arched central projectile with sandstone portal, lintel with the designation 'Dr.-Curt-Geitner-Bad' in relief, plasterboard structure, slotted window with reinstalled original Art Nouveau glazing in sandstone walls, massive mansard roof with standing dormer windows, central projecting over the roof apron through the second floor with raised gable in relief and forged metal knob, in the rear area lower swimming pool with apsidal closure, staircase and vestibule with metal railing and simple terrazzo floor, in niche marble plinth of a missing pin railing bust , swimming pool with gallery and building period , original changing rooms preserved in the gallery, swimming pool with a rounded end and three gargoyles in the form of glazed ceramic mascarons .
08958008
 


Totality of Royal Saxon Milestones: Measurement system, consisting of station stones (including the Schneeberger Stationsstein), milestones, half-milestones, branch stones and border crossing stones, today some copies (all elements of the whole)
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Totality of Royal Saxon Milestones: Measurement system, consisting of station stones (including the Schneeberger Stationsstein), milestones, half-milestones, branch stones and border crossing stones, today some copies (all elements of the whole) Auer Strasse
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after 1858 As well-preserved evidence of the road re-surveying after 1858, the system of the Royal Saxon Milestones achieved great significance in terms of traffic and regional history; the royal Saxon milestones were the successors of the Saxon postal milestones. On September 1, 1858, the road construction engineer Wilke began to re-measure the Saxon roads. This re-measurement formed the basis for the introduction of the new measurement system. This comprised station stones, milestones, half-milestones, branch stones and border crossing stones.

The station stones were set up at the beginning and end of mail routes. The names and the distance of the towns along the route were marked on them. The milestones were right on the road. On one side of the stone was the name and distance of the starting point and on the other side the name and distance of the place at the end of the mail route. The half-milestones should mark the route. A crown was attached on either side. labeling was not common. Junction stones stood at junctions from the main route and usually only bore the name of the next post office without any indication of the distance. The name Kingdom of Saxony was carved on the border crossing stones. On the other hand, these contained place names and distances. The distance between station stones and whole milestones was one mile (this corresponds to 7.5 km). Accordingly, the distance between the station stone and half mile stone and between half mile stone and whole mile stone was ½ mile = 3.75 km. Since 1875, the meter has been the official measure of length throughout the German Empire (including the Kingdom of Saxony). For this reason, the stones have been changed many times to the new size. All stones were made from sandstone.

on a chiselled sandstone base, triangular floor plan, rounded off at the top, crown preserved on two sides, on the three sides distance information in hours to Eibenstock, Karlsbad, Zwickau, Hartenstein, Lichtenstein u. a.

08958004
 


Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Kaue and Halde (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Kaue and Halde (see also aggregate 09301518) Auer Strasse
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19th century Testimony of the old mining industry of importance in terms of mining history and the townscape; Treasure trove already in operation around 1500, the shaft used until the 20th century (was one of the earliest bricked shafts in the area), is currently used as a driving and conveying shaft during renovation work in the Markus-Semmler-Stolln, and Kaue as a mining protective building above the Kornzechen shaft , on pile embankment with pile support walling around the shaft saddles, on a sloping stone base, single-storey solid construction made of rubble with a saddle roof and boarded gables. 08958051
 


Former house of a farm, with archway and enclosure of the front garden
Former house of a farm, with archway and enclosure of the front garden August-Bebel-Strasse 6
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1st half of the 19th century old location Neustädtel, evidence of pre-industrial building in half-timbered construction, with building historical quality; Ground floor solid and plastered, profiled stone walls of the windows, modern shop window installation in the gable, upper floor half-timbered, with windows in historical size, boarded up on the eaves, slated gable side, high hipped roof with slate covering, dormers, basket-arched archway made of rubble stone masonry, fencing over granite posts rough granite ashlar masonry. 08958085
 


Residential house and attached side building of a farm
Residential house and attached side building of a farm August-Bebel-Strasse 8
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around 1800 old location Neustädtel, as a half-timbered building part of the rural local structure, historically important; Residential house: solid ground floor, modified, upper floor all around half-timbered, windows in the gable, gable roof and gable slate, gorney, auxiliary building: solid ground floor, plastered, upper floor half-timbered, slated, gable roof, clad with granite stones in the 1930s. 08958124
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development August-Bebel-Strasse 11
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Late 19th century old location Neustädtel, clinker brick building typical of the time and landscape, of architectural significance.

Swiss-style residential building, two-storey, embossed granite base, otherwise in yellow clinker brick, profiled cast stone walls, double windows with elaborately designed window posts, roof overhang with ornamental rafters in the gable, slate pitched roof, standing dormer windows also with ornamental wood.

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Residential house (surrounding area) in open development, without extensions
Residential house (surrounding area) in open development, without extensions August-Bebel-Strasse 12
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subsequently re. 1683 old location Neustädtel, upper floor half-timbered, rare value due to the surrounding construction, built as the home of a miner carpenter, of architectural significance.

Surrounding 3/2 yokes, ground floor massive, surrounding binding with sawn headband, padded, yokes massively exposed, triple threshold, profiled with front timber, ship throat on the gable, upper floor half-timbered, with free ornamental motifs in the compartments, boarded gable, gable roof slate, inscribed 1683 ( Weather vane).

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School building with a former teachers' house and two memorials in front of the school
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School building with a former teachers' house and two memorials in front of the school Dr.-Köhler-Platz 2
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1874 (school) Plastered construction in neo-Gothic forms, local and architectural significance, see also Schillerstraße 22.

School building: stately three-storey plastered building in neo-Gothic style, on a granite polygon base and on a V-shaped floor plan, central building with auditorium on the 2nd floor, structured by wall templates, blind arches and crenellated frieze under the eaves, mansard roof, slate roofing, inside large entrance hall on two floors octagonal granite pillars, profiled wooden beam ceiling with 3/4 circular bar, the elongated extension very elaborately designed with horizontal clinker brick structure, on the 3rd and 4th floor with corner structure, gable top in sandstone, with the Saxon coat of arms on the city side, high two-storey granite polygon base (two-tone), Cubic annex building (former teachers' house): two-storey plastered building with high windows, profiled walls, hipped roof slate, original two-wing coffered door with skylight, 1st monument: granite monolith, roughly hewn, marked 1878–1928, for “Dr. Köhler, founder a. Chairman 1878–1899, the Erzgebirgsverein “, 2nd monument: high granite pillar on a pedestal (probably a gate pillar of the former school enclosure).

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Residential house in semi-open development
Residential house in semi-open development Dragon head 1
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re. 1778 Evidence of baroque urban renewal, plastered construction with gate passage, of architectural history and quality that defines the townscape.

Broad, two-storey plastered building with a slate gable roof, simple structure through plastered walls, central gate entrance with granite segment arch walls and bouncing stones, wedge stone with dating and incised marks, groin vaults in the hallway with belt arches, gate leaves from the construction period with skylights.

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Factory (formerly a grain store) in half-open development
Factory (formerly a grain store) in half-open development Dragon head 2a
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re. 1905 multi-colored clinker brick facade, quite rare evidence of imperial production architecture in the cityscape, with architectural historical value.

Three-storey clinker building with structure from the 1st floor with pilaster strips and belts in alternating clinker colors, segment-arched window lintels with bars and shaped stones made of sandstone, cornice with consoles and a German band, on the courtyard side above the door a sandstone relief with dates, crossed mallets and iron and "Glück auf" .

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Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Dragon head 7
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Late 18th century characteristic example of half-timbered architecture in an urban context, with a basket arch portal, of architectural significance.

Above high hanging plinth on the ground floor, partly half-timbered in the front area, partly solid, with segment-arched door frame with rosettes and wedge-shaped stone, upper floor half-timbered structure, plastered, window slightly enlarged, original saddle roof, slated, with profiled wall board, historical front door.

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Residential house in open development, with side gate and fencing
Residential house in open development, with side gate and fencing Dragon head 11
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re. 1903 historicizing clinker brick facade in a picture-defining location, example of imperial-era development, building historical value.

Cubic two-storey clinker brick building, cast walls, structure by alternating red and yellow clinker brick, molded stone on the arched portal, side staircase as a risalit that merges into the roof, mansard roof, slate covering, enclosure: elaborate wrought iron grating with clinker pillars, these with spherical crowning.

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Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Drechslergasse 1
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Mid 19th century Upper floor half-timbered plastered, segmental arch portal converted into a window, evidence of rural construction in an urban context, of importance in terms of architectural history.

Solid ground floor, granite walls, basket arch portal with keystone, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, gable roof with standing dormers, built-in garage on the back of the ground floor, one gable slated.

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Residential stable house, barn and side building of a three-sided courtyard Eschenweg 7
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re. 1822 old location Griesbach, residential stable house and side building upper floor half-timbered, a stately part of the village settlement structure, of architectural and economic importance.

Residential stable house: Ground floor massive, partly changed and recessed windows, granite door frames, on the stable part with skylight, on the front door arched, drilled and with marked wedge stone, upper floor strong and double-bar framework with slightly enlarged windows, profiled eaves, gable and hipped roof slated, Inside: Entrance hall with Prussian caps, vaulted cellar and black kitchen, in the stable part Prussian caps, drive-through barn / side building: ground floor solid and plastered, upper floor half-timbered, with historical windows in six-point sprouting, gable roof, auxiliary building / barn: partly half-timbered, otherwise solid, gable roof.

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Villa, with outbuildings and fencing with gate
Villa, with outbuildings and fencing with gate Feldstrasse 6
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re. 1912 old location Neustädtel, plastered building with half-timbered elements, with many original parts, mighty building in the reform style of the time around 1910, evidence of upper-class living culture, of architectural and artistic quality.

On a loosened floor plan and high Cyclops granite masonry base, two-storey plastered building with multi-segmented and heavy, sometimes sculptural, architectural decoration. Heavily granite ashlar-clad stair tower, garden side with column-adorned vestibule, outside staircase and massive window frames made of sandstone, tail gable, round bay window with sculpted window posts, in the gable areas of the mighty mansard roof landscape with a central lantern, ornamental framework carved inside, carved staircase hall, stucco windows with stucco glass ceilings, radiator cladding , Color on the wood-clad ceiling, ceramic wall fountain, enclosure made of coarse granite ashlar posts and Art Nouveau metal fence segments, small side entrance with granite arch, volutes and monogram "D".

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Individual monument belonging to the Schneeberger Revier as a whole: memorial in place of the former St. Anna Chapel (see also entity 09301518)
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Individual monument belonging to the Schneeberger Revier as a whole: memorial in place of the former St. Anna Chapel (see also entity 09301518) Filzteichstrasse
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re. 1830 old location Neustädtel, mining historical memorial site of local historical importance.

At the former location of the St. Anna Chapel there is a granite cube on a base with the inscription: “KNAPPSCHAFTS CAPELLE ZUR ST. ANNA ”and“ GLUECK AUF MDCCCXXX ”, on it in cast metal Bible, chalice and laurel wreath. The chapel was first mentioned in 1502, St. Anna belonged to St. Wolfgang v. a. in the Ore Mountains to the venerated patron saints of miners and mines and was the name of a nearby mine. 1830 Erecting of the monument of the Schneeberger miners on the foundation walls of the ruined chapel on the occasion of the anniversary of the handover of the "Augsburg Confession" of the Evangelical Church to Emperor Karl V in July 1530 in Augsburg.

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Individual features of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: residential building (surrounding area, formerly hut house and mountain forge) and ancillary buildings (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: residential building (surrounding area, formerly hut house and mountain forge) and ancillary buildings (see also aggregate 09301518) Filzteichstrasse 8b
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around 1650 old location Neustädtel, residential building upper floor half-timbered, by a surrounding construction of singularity, also evidence relevant to mining, as it belongs to the former Rappold treasure trove, of architectural significance.

Residential house (formerly hat house and mountain smithy of the Rappold mine, this was in operation from 1480–1835, here first evidence of mine walling in the Schneeberger Revier in a wheel room and in the old open pit, former hat house with mountain smithy destroyed by the Swedes in 1642, rebuilt around 1650 , Renovation 1995–1999): two-storey half-timbered building on rubble-stone plinth, on the ground floor surrounding framework on the left 2/3 yokes, with headbands (plywood), partly new wood, upper floor half-timbered on cantilevered threshold, boarded gable, extension ground floor solid, upper floor boarded up.

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Gate system Fleischergasse 2
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around 1900 striking example of the closure of a property in an urban context, of importance in terms of building history.

Archway with curved roofing (beaver tail covering), both doors with ogival skylight.

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Apartment building in a corner and in a semi-open development
Apartment building in a corner and in a semi-open development Fleischergasse 3
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around 1908 Plastered construction with bay windows and balconies, corner emphasis, influences of the reform style, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning.

Three-story massive building, ground floor with brick facade, the two upper floors plastered, various roof extensions.

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archway
archway Fleischergasse 4
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around 1900 striking example of the closure of a courtyard in an urban context, of architectural significance.

Archway: large car entrance, curved roofing (beaver tail covering).

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Apartment building in a corner and in a closed development
Apartment building in a corner and in a closed development Fleischergasse 8
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around 1910 Plastered construction with box oriels, corner emphasis, influences of the reform style, important in terms of building history and urban planning.

Three-storey solid plastered building, structure by colossal bay windows and triangular gabled roof house, intact wall-opening ratio.

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Individual monument of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Kaue (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual monument of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Kaue (see also aggregate 09301518) Forest road
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around 1866 old location Neustädtel, of mining historical importance.

Kaue: single-storey quarry stone building with a gable roof, built around 1830 on the bricked-up shaft, originally with a manual reel for ore extraction, day shaft preserved, approx. 6 m open, masonry in overhanging arches.

Eiserner Landgraf treasure trove: first mentioned in 1581, in operation into the 19th century, mostly low silver yields, taken over by the Rosenkranz treasure trove in 1843, cobalt mining from 1650 and from the 2nd half of the 18th century, cobalt mining again between 1872 and 1889 - and bismuth ores.

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Apartment building in half-open development
Apartment building in half-open development Forststraße 2
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re. 1896 old location Neustädtel, clinker brick facade typical of the time, image-defining location, testimony to urban growth at the turn of the century around 1900, of architectural significance.

Three-storey clinker brick building on a granite polygon base, facade design by alternating red and yellow clinker bricks, flat central projection, there elaborate stucco structure in the triangular gable, balusters under the windows, molded stones on window walls, rich cornices, roof bay windows with round-arched triple windows, gable roof.

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Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Forststraße 20
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Mid 19th century old location Neustädtel, building in an unusual shape, stately part of the historical local structure, with architectural value.

Elongated, originally eaves-standing building with a solid ground floor, stone window frames, the upper floor plastered, partly protruding, with windows of historical size, roof in the eaves area gable-like over the entire length, slated, crooked hip roof.

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Individual monument belonging to the Schneeberger Revier as a whole: former silver smelter (see also subject group 09301518)
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Individual monument belonging to the Schneeberger Revier as a whole: former silver smelter (see also subject group 09301518) Forststraße 40
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1665 old location Neustädtel, historically significant building with two block rooms, of rarity, in the ensemble with the Siebenschlehener Pochwerk (see Lindenauer Straße 22), as one of the oldest surviving smelters in the Ore Mountains of outstanding importance in terms of mining history.

St.-Georgen-Hütte: at times one of the most important silver smelting huts in the Schneeberg district, built around 1500 by the St. Georg treasure trove, which was the richest at the time, destroyed by floods in 1573 (rebuilt, fell into disrepair in the Thirty Years War), at the same location in 1665 as a new building Electoral silver smelter, in operation until 1717 as the last of the region's smelting works, two-story half-timbered building, ground floor and upper floor each with a log room (rarity), windows in historical size, windows on the upper floor slightly enlarged, gable triangle boarded up, gable roof formerly wood shingles, eastern part of the building on the first floor tasting room with chimney (massive part of the building's outer wall), western part of the remodeling around 1819 from the smelter (this was originally larger), upper floor living room of the hut guard. West part of the building younger.

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Residential house in closed development, with tunnel mouth hole in the basement
Residential house in closed development, with tunnel mouth hole in the basement Frauengasse 10
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Core 18th century, possibly older Despite changes to the facade, this is a rare evidence of the building fabric before the city fire, largely authentically preserved.

two-storey solid building with baroque granite door frame with ears, modified windows with wooden shutters, on the ground floor a wooden partition, deep cellar with two vaults and a tunnel mouth hole, upper floor clay ceilings and half-timbered interior walls, richly profiled, broken eaves, steep slate saddle roof, historical front door, arched window and door reveals, partly on console stones.

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Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Frauengasse 16
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re. 1795 Plastered building with basket arch portal, massive structure of the baroque urban renewal, with building-historical and townscape-defining quality.

Two-storey plastered building made of quarry stone masonry, ground floor partially changed, arched door frame with marked keystone "V 1795", upper floor with granite window frames, simple cornice, mighty slate hipped roof with standing dormers.

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Retaining wall with two flights of stairs and a basement
Retaining wall with two flights of stairs and a basement Women's market
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1st half of the 20th century Retaining wall made of gneiss quarry stone, evidence of quality that defines the cityscape, of architectural significance.

Retaining wall made of gneiss quarry stone with segmented cellar vaults behind wooden gates and with sloping support structures, access to the women's market as a granite staircase.

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Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Frauenmarkt 1
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1st half of the 18th century Plastered building with basket arch portal and mansard roof, typical example of the baroque city reconstruction, of architectural significance.

Two-storey plastered building with grooved corner pilasters, arched granite door frame with earring and wedge stone, buttresses on the ground floor, upper floor with granite window frames, high mansard roof with standing dormers, entrance hallway with groined vaults and belt arches, two-axis crane cornice under triangular gable facing towards the Frauenmarkt.

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Residential house in open development and in a corner location
Residential house in open development and in a corner location Frauenmarkt 2
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probably 1st half of the 18th century, later reshaped Plastered plastered building on the Frauenmarkt, of architectural significance.

Broad, two-storey plastered building with profiled stone walls, flat central projection on three axes, gabled, flat-arched windows in the gable, gable roof with modern fittings.

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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: former hut house, auxiliary building and heap (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: former hut house, auxiliary building and heap (see also aggregate 09301518) Treasure trove Anna and Schindler 1
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1st half of the 19th century, older in the core old location Neustädtel, of mining and local history relevance.

Young Sebastian treasure trove: silver and cobalt ore mine "at the Schindlern Marckscheid am high mountains" (Meltzer, Christian: Historia Schneebergensis Renovata. Schneeberg 1716, p. 829), documented for the second half of the 17th century (see ibid., P. 825ff.), Associated pit field struck in 1711 by Marx-Semler-Stolln, united with neighboring pits in 1773 (all pits of the main course: Young and Old Sebastian, Unrest, Schindler, Fleischer, St. Anna and Daniel) to the Daniel treasure trove (see object 08959278).

former hut house (see picture): single-storey solid construction, e.g. Partly made of quarry stone and brick (former half-timbered?), Segment-arched windows, jamb in Prussian half-timbered, boarded gable, wide saddle roof, outbuildings: half-timbered, boarded up, steep saddle roof, small dump.

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Individual features of the totality of the Schneeberger Revier: former hut house (without extension), former mountain smithy, dump with dump retaining walls and hoisting machine (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the totality of the Schneeberger Revier: former hut house (without extension), former mountain smithy, dump with dump retaining walls and hoisting machine (see also aggregate 09301518) Fundgrube Anna and Schindler 2; 3
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around 1680, later reshaped old location Neustädtel, of mining and local historical importance, large dump also characterizes the landscape, the Beustschacht hoisting machine is unique and relevant to the history of technology.

Treasure trove Schindler: Silver ore mining documented since 1489, cobalt mining from around 1575, 1696 documented as a treasure trove for Schindler and Fleischer, the associated mining shaft was initially opposite the Huthaus (mining by means of horse pegs, from 1693 using wind pegs, the latter, however, did not prove itself) Pit building 1713 by Marx -Semler-Stolln chipped, shaft from 1845 with efficient artifacts, before 1773 already consolidated with neighboring pits to Fundgrube St. Anna including Schindler and Unruhe, 1773 then union with all pits of the main corridor (Young and Old Sebastian, Unrest, Schindler, Fleischer, St . Anna and Daniel) to the Daniel Fundgrube (cf. object 08959278), 1846–1849 Sinking the Schindler Richtschachtes as the main shaft of the consolidated mine, 1946–1949 Widening of the shaft (shaft 72) by the SAG Wismut, which is at the level of Marx-Semler -Stollns met the older barrel-length shaft, 1951 increase of the preserved shaft walling (as a straightening shaft below r the Marx-Semler-Stolln - previously including the old barrel-length mine), until 1956 day shaft for uranium ore mining, during this time construction of several administrative and auxiliary buildings in the western part of the shaft dump for the "shaft management 10" of the Wismut SAG to accommodate the areas Shower combination, standardization, geology, mining and shaft management (no memorials), since 2001 the seat of the Saxony mountain security system, in the course of which a greenhouse and miner's house were built in 2003 (probably based on original drawings, no monuments).

Huthaus (number 3): built around 1680, with a typical shape as a small, single-storey quarry stone building with a high pitched roof, plastered, windows of historical size, with wooden shutters, slated pitched roof, with upright dormer windows, two-story extension around 1880 (no monument), low pitched roof .

Bergschmiede (number 2): original building destroyed by fire, rebuilt in 1713, two-story structure with an extension on an L-shaped floor plan, upper floor half-timbered, boarded up, gable roof, extension and the associated barn (the latter not a monument) testify to the fact that agriculture is private operated mountain smithy was operated.

Heap: very large, widely visible table heap embankment, e.g. Partly with stockpile retaining walls at the bottom of the stockpile, considerably enlarged during the Bismuth era.

Electric hoisting machine from the Beustschacht drifthouse (cf. object 08957980): the last hoisting machine with electrolyte control preserved in Saxony, currently set up on the dump of the Schindlerschachts in the open.

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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: dump and shaft (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: dump and shaft (see also aggregate 09301518) Treasure trove Beust 1
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19th century (stockpile) old location Neustädtel, significant evidence of the old mining as well as uranium ore mining of the Wismut AG with high relevance to the local image, mining history and local historical relevance, large table dump of the Beust shaft (shaft 24 of the Wismut AG) the only one of its original form largely preserved from the Wismut period .

Beustschacht 1861–1867 as Sauschwarter Richtschacht sunk from the Sauschwart Fundgrube (first mention of the silver ore and later cobalt ore mine in 1499, consolidated with the neighboring mine in 1861, consolidation with other cobalt mines to the Schneeberg cobalt field in 1880) to create new mine fields west of the previous Sauschwarter art and mine Drift shaft easier to develop Direction shaft sunk in opposite directions from different levels and routes (this requires precise measurements, for this first use of theodolites in the Schneeberger Revier), final depth 404 m, renamed Beustschacht in 1871 after the Saxon chief miner Friedrich Constantin von Beust, who retired in 1869, 1869–1870 Installation of a water column machine at the level of the Marx-Semler-Stolln (loading through Griefner Kunstgraben by means of a pipeline from the partner Treibeschacht over the so-called watercourse above the Marx-Semler-Stolln, height of fall 126 m, 44 HP) for the operation of an artificial tool with 20 suction sets for lifting water from the mine structures below (discharge of the impact water from the water column machine and the raised mine water via Marx-Semler-Stolln), 1869–1871 in the shaft installation of a turbine peg for ore extraction (also pressurization by means of a pipeline from the shareholder Treibeschacht), 1888/1889 replacement by a steam engine göpel (with lying twin steam engine, 34 HP), in the meantime shut down and flooded, the Beustschacht was swamped in 1942 and put back into operation, as the new central shaft of the mine field it already had an electric hoisting machine at that time of Sachsz Bergwerks AG, 1945 first exploration work for uranium extraction in the Schneeberger Revier, Beustschacht as shaft 24 Part of the extraction and ore exploration object Object 03 of the SAG Wismut, established from 1947 for the Schneeberg-Neustädtel area , 1956 cessation of uranium extraction in Schneeb erger Revier, subsequently demolition of the open-cast mine (including a striking brick building) and 1970 new construction of a waterworks on the dump, used until 1992, subsequently also demolished.

Stockpile of the Beustschachts: highest waste dump of the Neustädteler Montanrevier with an area of ​​approx. 20,000 m², once a typical shape from the bismuth period as a table dump with steep slopes in the natural angle of repose, e.g. Partly green, former open-cast mine and hydropower station demolished in the 1960s and 2000s.

Beustschacht: Saigerer Richtschacht, previously unprotected due to the subsequent use for the purpose of water extraction, has a secondary center that was uncontrolled backfilled in 1957, the electric hoisting machine from the greenhouse - the last hoisting machine with electrolyte control in Saxony - has been preserved, but is currently on the dump of the Schindlerschacht ( today location of the mountain security) set up outdoors (see object 08958088).

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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: former mountain smithy (today residential building) on ​​a small heap (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: former mountain smithy (today residential building) on ​​a small heap (see also aggregate 09301518) Treasure trove Daniel 4
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1839/40 old location Neustädtel, former miner's forge with Steiger apartment on a dump of the St. Anna mine, in the ensemble with Daniel 6 treasure trove, evidence of mining history.

First mention of the mine in 1497, initially to a small extent silver ore mining, re-commissioning in 1605, important cobalt ore discoveries from 1640 (led to the establishment of the Oberschlema blue color works by the mine owner Johann Burkhardt), main operating period until 1880, 1709 visit by August the Strong in the Schneeberg-Neustädtler mining area, 1773 consolidation Several neighboring pits (Young and Old Sebastian, Unrest, Fleischer, Schindler and St. Anna) with Daniel as Daniel's treasure trove, 1864 merging with the neighboring Siebenschlehen to Daniel including Siebenschlehen, 1880 merging with other Schneeberg cobalt pits for the Schneeberg cobalt field, 1787 construction of a horse peg (The mechanical shaft conveyance replaced manual conveyance via five manual reel shafts arranged one below the other and managed a conveying depth of 250 m), 1905 demolition of the horse peg, 1947 reopening of the shaft as shaft 36 by the SAG Wismut

Bergschmiede (with Steiger apartment): built in 1839/1840, solid ground floor, granite walls, upper floor half-timbered, boarded up, slate roof, standing dormers, inside hallway with groin vault and granite floor, located on a small dump of the St. Anna mine, which was united with Daniel in 1773

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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Hut house, pantry, impact stone, remains of the greenhouse with shaft and dump (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Hut house, pantry, impact stone, remains of the greenhouse with shaft and dump (see also aggregate 09301518) Treasure trove Daniel 6
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1730, at the core old location Neustädtel, landscape-defining mining ensemble consisting of the shaft, surrounding dump and preserved opencast buildings of one of the most important cobalt mines in the area (mountain forge see Fundgrube Daniel 4, paved ore transport route also part of the whole), important and largely authentic evidence of mining, technical history and mining history of importance.

Huthaus (with prayer room): built in 1730 (replaced an older colliery building), was rebuilt / expanded around 1845 due to the consolidation with other pits, two-storey half-timbered building, partly boarded, slate gable roof, original window rungs, inside stone slab paving in the hallway (from this also the structurally adjoining storeroom accessible), tack room and prayer room (also known as a hat room) with sandstone floor, stucco ring on the ceiling and stove made of cast iron and sheet iron with two inscriptions "Daniel Fgr. 1827"

Larder: ore storage chamber and material store, single-storey block construction with corner interlocking, gable roof with wooden shingles, building older than the hat house that was added later, remains of the greenhouse (horse goblet) with shaft: single-storey quarry stone building with buttresses and large relief arches, masonry partially supplemented and with in the 1990s A monopitch roof, originally a half-timbered building with an associated roofed race track (Pferdegöpel, demolished in 1905) on the quarry stone structure, inside the shaft opening of the ton-length day shaft: sealed at a depth of a few meters, open up to that point, with a larger conveying center and a smaller driving center (connected parallel shaft tubes for ore extraction or entry / exit of miners), with the stepped brickwork of vaults customary in Schneeberg.

Halde: high and broad embankment with two plateaus (the lower one for the opencast buildings, the upper one originally with a horse peg), extends over two districts - Neustädtel (parcel 878/4, 878/5, 878/6) and Lindenau (parcel 1413) .

Impact stone: Granite monolith with traces of processing, used to knock out the ores in the impact room (not preserved), set up next to the Huthaus, the cobalt ores extracted were carried in horse-drawn carts along the so-called ore transport path starting east of the Huthaus to the punching mill of the Daniel pit located in the north (Rotes or Danieler Pochwerk) ) transported (part preserved with original paving = part of the whole) ..

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Individual monuments of the whole of the Schneeberger Revier: Huthaus (No. 3), Bergschmiede (No. 1), Zimmerhaus (No. 2), powder tower on a small heap, well house, artificial ditch, turbine shaft, vent including mouth hole, shareholder shaft pile including pile retaining walls as well as meridian stone and meridian marker (see also entity 09301518)
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Individual monuments of the whole of the Schneeberger Revier: Huthaus (No. 3), Bergschmiede (No. 1), Zimmerhaus (No. 2), powder tower on a small heap, well house, artificial ditch, turbine shaft, vent including mouth hole, shareholder shaft pile including pile retaining walls as well as meridian stone and meridian marker (see also entity 09301518) Treasure Trove Society 1; 2; 3
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18th century (room house) old location Neustädtel, extensively preserved mining ensemble with the largest and most important hut house in the Schneeberg district, powder tower the last in the region, together with the preserved mining water management systems of particular relevance to mining history, building history, surveying history and landscape-defining relevance.

In the area of ​​the later Fundgrube Gesellschaft there were around 1500 smaller silver ore mines, from 1540 cobalt and bismuth ores were also mined here, mining resumed under the name of Gesellschafter Zug 1602 (according to Wagenbreth / Wächtler 1990, p. 223, first mentioned in 1620) , subsequently development to the most important Schneeberger mine with the consistently highest yields over a period of 150 years (cf.e.g. the yields noted in Meltzer 1716), accordingly successive merging with neighboring pits (1819 united with the Gebhardt mine immediately to the west - cf.object 08958042, 1834 with Michaelis dimensions - cf.ibid., 1861 consolidation to the Grube Gesellschaft including Sauschwart - cf.object 08958117, then 1880 to the Schneeberger Kobaltfeld), due to the large production volumes, 1784 construction of a horse peg (this was the first to be built in 1842 Revier equipped with iron wire ropes for conveyance), from 1844 - also for the first time in the Revier - use of Hunten on iron rails for conveying waste rock from the Göpel to the Halde, 1854–1856 construction of a Turbinengöpels (with Schwamkrug turbine), from 1861 expansion of the Beust shaft (cf. Object 08957980) to the main shaft, after 1900 the social shaft was shut down, except for the stately Wassergöpel-Treibhaus (and the Revierschneidemühle) the opencast mine of the treasure trove has been extensively and authentically preserved to this day:

Huthaus (with Scheidebank, number 3): built around 1830, the "largest and most important Huthaus in the Schneeberg area" (Bleyl 1917, p. 117), the Huthaus had a prayer room, tack room, breakout room (Scheidebank), cobalt chamber and team room on the ground floor , on the upper floor Hutmann and Steiger apartment, residential building since 1947, renovated in 1995, stately two-story half-timbered building with very high storeys, boarded gable triangle (weather-sided gable completely boarded up), crooked hip roof with attic house, slated, two floors, originally half-timbered black, plastered surfaces pink, black boarding , white window frames, windows on the ground floor with black shutters (see Bleyl 1917, p. 118),

Bergschmiede (number 1): designated 1839 (mistakenly assumed by Bleyl 1917, p. 143, built in 1813), small mountain smithy with two forge fires, recorded as a Steiger dwelling until 2015, possibly. Blacksmith with Steiger apartment, since 1947 exclusively residential house, single-storey solid construction, plastered, partly still 16-panel windows, originally with wooden shutters, gable clad (originally boarded up), gable roof slate, standing dormers,

Zimmerhaus (number 2): built in the 18th century, served as a workshop for the preparation of pit timber for the pit construction, today a residential house, one-story, boarded up, saddle roof with roof house, windows renewed,

Powder tower on a small heap: Erected in 1844 due to the risk of explosion away from the opencast buildings and at a higher location, made of quarry stone masonry (gneiss plan) over a round floor plan, arched door opening, conical roof made of sheet metal (reconstructed), small heap of an old open pit of the shareholders Zugs,

Well house: integrated northeast of the hut house in the dump retaining wall of the dump starting behind it, possibly. 19th century, central drinking water extraction point for the surrounding opencast buildings (cistern), water supply from the St.-Michael-Stolln, one-storey building made of gneiss plan on an octagonal floor plan, basket arched door, slate-covered pyramid tent roof, thus resembling a powder tower,

Griefner Kunstgraben: approx. 900 m long artificial ditch created in 1851/1852, conducted impact water from the Filzteich from the Griefner Stollnmundloch (see object 08958136) to the pits Rosenkranz and Gesellschaft, there opening into the turbine shaft of the treasure trove, acted upon a sponge pitcher turbine in the Shaft, relatively narrow artificial trench with brick side walls, almost all of its length covered with stone ceilings and with soil / sward (exception: currently uncovered section at the Fundgrube Gesellschaft), partly running at a depth of 2 m so as not to hinder arable farming - exact location currently unclear, mapped course was estimated using the contour lines,

Turbine shaft: sunk 1853–1857, Saigerer shaft next to the barrel-sized drive shaft, which has now been filled, originally with a Wassergöpel greenhouse (hoisting machine: Schwamkrug turbine from 1854 in the shaft (not preserved), two-storey greenhouse, half-timbered, boarded, crooked hipped roof), now with a bucket Shaft opening (this is not a monument, erected in 1984, on a granite base, with a gable roof that almost extends to the ground, wooden planking),

Shareholder fume cupboard including mouth hole: created in 1854/1855 in the opposite site, mouth hole made of gneiss plans, elliptically bricked, with wing walls on the sides, 204 m long fume cupboard, elliptically bricked, the service water from the turbine goblet in the company shaft led the water supply facilities in the Lindenauergrund and thus the stamping works there (cf. . the Siebenschlehen stamp mill - object 08958116), at the same time enabled ore to be transported from the shaft to the stamp mill (for this purpose Rösche was expanded like a tunnel),

Shaft dump shareholder including dump retaining walls: large-scale dump (table dump), e.g. Partly with retaining walls at the base of the dump made of dry stone, including remnants of the masonry of the former Revierschneidemühle (built in 1874 to supply the Schneeberg mining industry with wood for the pit, drive initially via the Schwamkrug turbine in the turbine shaft, 1918 reinforcement by a steam engine) 1947 still used as a shaft forge),

Meridian stone east of the Bergschmiede (parcel 974/2), meridian marker stone approx. 180 m south on a dump (parcel 971), meridian stone: granite cube on base plate, with brass markings cast in lead, originally two meridian marker stones, of which the southern one has been preserved: smaller granite stone, stones marked the astronomical north-south direction as a binding reference point in the mine field - were thus a reference point for all mine surveying work in the Schneeberger Revier, were carried out in 1838 by Freiberg professor Julius Weißbach (1806–1871, taught, among other things, mine cutting art at the mining academy) and the last Freiberg mining mechanic Wilhelm Friedrich Lingke (1784–1867) as a reference point, are among the oldest meridian stones in Saxon mining.

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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Huthaus and Halde (see also aggregate 09301518)
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1st half of the 19th century old location Neustädtel, next to it on Lindenauer Flur the hut house of Michalis Maßen, of mining historical importance.

First mention of the neighboring mine Michaelis Maßen and Gebhardt am Schimmelsberg in 1618 and 1701 (shortly before 1700 the Gebhardt mine was awarded to the Rosenkranzer Stolln), main operating time of the Gebhardt and Rosenkranzer Stolln between 1664 and 1819, 1819; Consolidation with the partner Zug, main operating time of Michaelis Maßen between 1618 and around 1835, then also merging with the partner Zug including Michaelis Maßen, in 1880 then merging with other Schneeberger cobalt mines to form the Schneeberger cobalt field, due to the close proximity to joint use of shafts and z. B. the artifacts built into it, led the impact water on the Rosenkranz-Stolln (this in turn flowed into the Marx-Semler-Stolln, excavation and maintenance therefore over the Michaelis Maßener Tageschacht).

Hut house of the Rosenkranzer-Stolln (and Gebhardt) treasure trove: according to Wagenbreth / Wächtler, built in the 18th century, a small, single-storey plastered building with cleaning flaps, hooked floor plan, new windows, clad gable, gable roof, standing dormers, and a wooden bar fence in front of it.

Stockpile: common stockpile of the directly adjacent pits Gebhardt and Michaelis Maßen, also extends to Lindenauer Flur (district Lindenau, parcels 1220, 1221).

Hut house of Fundgrube Michaelis Maßen (Fundgrube Michaelismaßen 2) has been heavily modified (possibly built around 1770, cf. Wagenbreth / Wächtler 1990, p. 219), no monument.

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Individual features of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: miners' house with ancillary building, two heaps including stockpile retaining walls and a tunnel mouth hole (see also aggregate 09301518)
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around 1820 (miners' house) old location Neustädtel, evidence of mining history, of technical, socio-historical and architectural significance.

Morgenstern mine: small silver mine opened around 1500 with low yields, significant mining of cobalt ores from 1650 to 1675, 1751 consolidation with the neighboring Sauschwart mine and in 1843 with the Rosenkranz and Eiserner Landgraf mines, 1880 merging with other Schneeberg cobalt mines to form the Schneeberg cobalt field.

Griefner-Stolln: tunneling of the tunnel started in 1487, length today over 10 km, originally water-dissolving tunnel, later used to bring in impact water for the operation of artifacts from the felt pond (via the connection to the drift shaft of the Wolfgang Maßen treasure trove - see object 08958120) , 1851/52 Restoration of the tunnel and the construction of an approx. 900 m long artificial trench covered with stone slabs and soil from the mouth hole to the pits Rosenkranz and Gesellschaft (also for impact water supply - Griefner Kunstgraben, see object 08958038), the Schwalben wing of the tunnel was driven until around 1900, mainly to make further groundwater usable as impact water.

Miner's house: almost square plastered building with windows from the period of construction with wooden shutters, period door and slated gable roof with small dormers.

Outbuildings: half-timbered construction, boarded up, gable roof, slate roofing.

Stollnmundloch (marked 1852) of the Griefner-Stolln: elliptical mouth hole with keystone (marked Gr. St. 1852), wing masonry as dry masonry, tunnel itself with elliptically bricked barrel vault made of plan masonry.

two heaps including heap retaining walls: heap of the Morgenstern pit and smaller mine heap northeast of the tunnel mouth hole, the foot of the larger heap, partly secured with dry masonry.

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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Rösche including two mouth holes and Halde (see also aggregate 09301518)
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possibly 1485, later renewed old location Neustädtel, evidence of mining history, of technical and local historical importance.

Rösche with barrel vault made of quarry stone masonry, approx. 25 m long underground transmission of the main artifical trench (see object 09306234) through an older dump, the main artifical trench created in 1485 served to supply water to the pits and treatment plants in the Schneeberger / Neustädtler mining area (including Wolfgang Maßen and Siebenschlehen), got its water from the felt pond completed in 1485 (cf. object 08956056 and 08958141), originally ended at the Rösche of the Peter and Paul treasure trove, here use of the day shaft as a water inlet shaft, underground forwarding of the impact water to other pits for the purpose of impacting artificial wheels and sweepers , Extension of the main artifical trench in 1818 beyond the day shaft to the Wolfgang Maßen pit (Wolfgang Maßener Kunstgraben), this part has meanwhile been interrupted by NVA (or later Bundeswehr) grounds, eastern Röschenmundloch is currently filled in, but is to be cleared up again.

Treasure trove Peter and Paul: Main operating time in the 16th century with good silver fragments, cobalt mining in the 18th and 19th centuries, the associated colliery house built in the 18th century as a residence for the art pit keeper (birthplace of CF Brendel), in the 1980s with similar designs New building replaced (no monument).

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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Huthaus (No. 1), Steiger- and Zimmerhaus (No. 2), Kaue including conveyor reel and dump including ring railway embankment and dump retaining walls (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Huthaus (No. 1), Steiger- and Zimmerhaus (No. 2), Kaue including conveyor reel and dump including ring railway embankment and dump retaining walls (see also aggregate 09301518) Treasure trove Sauschwart 1; 2
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1835 old location Neustädtel, important landscape-defining evidence of the Schneeberg mining, of mining-historical, local-historical and architectural-historical importance.

The Sauschwart treasure trove was first mentioned in 1499, initially silver ore mining with low yields, in the 17th century also cobalt ore mining (with large cobalt cracks between 1604 and 1673, it was one of the district's important cobalt mines), due to inadequate dewatering underground, operations have since ceased, with connection of the mine field to the Marx-Semler-Stolln around 1750 (water solution previously only via the Fürsten-Stolln - see object 08958136) Resumption of mining of silver, cobalt and bismuth ores, 1776 shaft lining, 1839–1842 installation of a new artifact in the art and conveyor shaft, 1861 Consolidation with the neighboring mine company, 1880 merger of the mine company including Sauschwart with other Schneeberger cobalt mines to form the Schneeberger cobalt field, already from 1860 driving of stretches in a westerly direction to a newly planned shaft, which from 1861 to 1867 by the consolidated mine company including Sauschwart in the opposite location eb was sunk from different levels (Beustschacht, cf. Object 08957980), the artificial and conveyor shaft of the Sauschwart mine was used to mine bismuth ore until 1929 (1927 the original hanging bank was equipped with an electric conveyor reel), then again in operation between 1935 and 1938 and around 1948 as part of the bismuth uranium ore mining.

Huthaus: built in 1835, single-storey half-timbered building, one solid axis made of quarry stone, half-timbered partly newly set, walled compartments, mostly boarded up, granite walls, high hipped roof, standing dormer windows, (black kitchen partly preserved).

Steiger- and Zimmerhaus: Obersteiger's residential building, attached to the 18th-century Zimmerhaus in 1837, forms an elongated single-storey building, half-timbered, a solid axis, boarded up front and gable, high pitched roof with loft extension (gable), standing dormer windows.

Kaue with electric conveyor reel: built around 1800, originally with a nacelle extension from around 1938, demolished after the Wismutz era and restored in 1987 by IG Schneeberg-Neustädteler mining landscape , single-storey timber construction, boarded up, small bell tower with shaft bell (Lorenbahn and falling platform on the dump reconstruction from situations above days of other pits - no monuments), electric hoisting machine from 1949 - type OK 1

Stockpile including circular embankment and stockpile retaining wall: the foot of the heap partly secured with dry stone masonry, waste rock originally tipped sideways by means of a lorry with side dumpers running along the edge of the heap (side dump truck originally from a quarry - a type of overturning which is rather unusual in ore mining), the ring dam is evidence of this the dump edge.

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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: dump and shaft (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: dump and shaft (see also aggregate 09301518) Siebenschlehen treasure trove
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from the end of the 15th century old location Neustädtel, large slab heap as a characteristic testimony to the landscape of the once important Siebenschlehen mine, relevant to mining history.

Treasure trove Sieben Schlehen: first mentioned in 1492, silver, but above all cobalt ore mining, main operating period from 1600 to the 19th century with partly very good yields (cf. for example those recorded in Meltzer 1716), processing of the mined ores in their own stamping works (cf. Siebenschlehener Pochwerk - Objekt 08958116), 1836 Installation of new artifacts for the mine workings under the Marx-Semler-Stolln, at the same time the sinking of a new main shaft began, then in 1840 a horse peg was erected for ore extraction (initial depth 88 m, 1841 already 306 m), 1863 Installation of a water column machine in place of the previous art wheel by the Freiberg art master FW Schwamkrug, in 1893 a steam conveyor system finally replaced the horse gopel (shaft depth now 400 m), 1843 consolidation of Sieben Schlehen and Adam Heber, 1864 merging with Daniel including Siebenschlehen, 1880 merging with other Schneeberg cobalt mines to the Schneeberger cobalt field, main shaft as “S chacht 10 “still in operation from 1947–1954 under the Wismut SAG, still preserved today, is currently being handled by the Schneeberger Bergsicherung (status 2015).

Dump: large dump (table dump), through bevelling and greening e.g. Partly changed, on it the former hat house of the treasure trove (number 2, single-storey, due to the structural changes only part of the entire material, in use as a hat house until around the First World War) as well as former blacksmiths and material stores from the Wismut period (numbers 3 and 1 , no monuments),

Shaft: barrel-length, with basement walling, d. H. with a vault lining of the hanging wall and a flat floor (similar to a cellar entrance).

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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: miners' house and heap (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: miners' house and heap (see also aggregate 09301518) Treasure Trove Sun Vortex 2
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Late 15th to mid 18th century old location Neustädtel, mining history and socio-historical relevance.

First mentioned in 1499, main operating period from 1613 to around 1750, mining of rich silver, cobalt and bismuth ores, extraction by means of horse peg, merged with the Sauschwart mine to the south around 1800, thus consolidated into Sauschwart and Rosenkranz around 1860, and into Gesellschaft and Sauschwart in 1833 ( cf. northwestern treasure trove society - object 08958038) and in 1880 with other cobalt ore mines to the Schneeberger cobalt field, hat house of the treasure trove demolished in 1846, current building built as a miners' residence on the heap of the Sonnenwirbler shaft.

Miners' / miner's house: massive ground floor, heavily modified, upper floor half-timbered, with windows of historical size, boarded up on the eaves, clad gable, saddle roof.

Dump of the Sonnenwirbler conveyor shaft: medium-sized dump, next to it further dumps of the treasure trove (these only parts of the whole).

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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Huthaus and Halde (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Huthaus and Halde (see also aggregate 09301518) Wild boar treasure trove 1
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1st half of the 19th century old location Neustädtel, significance for mining history Wild boar treasure trove: first mentioned in 1616, later also referred to as young wild boar.

Main operating time 1733-1820, then combined with the Bergkappe mine and thus consolidated with other cobalt mines to form the Schneeberger cobalt field in 1880.

Hut house: one-storey half-timbered building with timber-framed and plastered, windows with shutters, boarded gable, gable roof with standing dormers, outbuildings: half-timbered, plastered, gable roof, hut house and outbuildings are on an elongated, narrow pile.
The annex was removed from the list of monuments in 2016.

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Individual features of the Schneeberger Revier as a whole: stamping works building including clock, two rod shafts, wheel room with opening and extraction duct, mouth hole of the opening duct, artificial and driving duct, turbine duct, wall remains of the driving and boiler house as well as the dump including all dump retaining walls (see also material group 09301518)
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Individual features of the Schneeberger Revier as a whole: stamping works building including clock, two rod shafts, wheel room with opening and extraction duct, mouth hole of the opening duct, artificial and driving duct, turbine duct, wall remains of the driving and boiler house as well as the dump including all dump retaining walls (see also material group 09301518) Treasure trove Wolfgangmaßen 1
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1816-1818 old location Neustädtel, extensively preserved ensemble of processing plants, remains of the greenhouse, mountain smithy (see number 5), hut house (see number 4) and residential houses (see number 2 and 3) as well as various underground facilities of the treasure trove, together with the large table heap for Forming the mining history of Schneeberg, a very important ensemble that characterizes the locality and landscape, of particular relevance in terms of mining history, local history, technology history and building history.

The southernmost mine in the Schneeberger Revier, one of the most important cobalt mines in Saxony in the 19th century, the only one carried out in Schneeberg by Christian Friedrich Brendel (1776–1861, Freiberg master craftsman and machine designer, since 1817 machine director responsible for all machine technology in the Saxon mining and metallurgy industry) The facility was evidently a showcase facility (visits by Prince Johann von Sachsen in 1826, Prince Friedrich August II. 1829, further visits by the Saxon chief miner Sigismund August Wolfgang Freiherr von Herder, the royal Saxon chief courtier Friedrich August von Minckwitz and the Saxon lieutenant general Clemens Franciscus Xaver Freiherr von Cerrini di Monte Varchi), in addition to the large slab heap and the stately stamping mill building, several typical mining open-cast buildings (Bergschmiede, Huthaus, Steigerhaus and Pochwerksteigerhaus) as well as the foundations and remnants of walls of the conveyor system have been preserved agen (greenhouse including boiler house) and underground facilities (shafts, florets and an impressive wheel room), a number of smaller heaps remained in the immediate vicinity, which testify to the mining activity on the adjoining veins up to the 16th century (all parts of the whole), Mining ensemble with a great impact on the landscape and of particular relevance in terms of mining history, local history, technical history and architectural history.

Poching works building (with laundry): built 1816–1818, 1831 extension to accommodate six new stoves (was an outbuilding - burned down around 1950), drive of the pounding sets and pusher cookers through the underground water wheel by means of four rods going to the poking wave, 1883 extension of a steam pounding mill, now Drive of two wet pounding sets with three punching punches each by a 12 HP steam engine and of three Rittinger pusher cookers (which replaced the outdated long poke cookers) by a smaller 2 HP steam engine, steam power from 1899 also made usable for power supply (electrical lighting with initially twelve lightbulbs instead of the original gas oil lighting), (1926 steam pounding mill and) around 1927 water-powered pounding mill shut down, technical equipment (including shock cookers) cleared in 1927 two-storey building with strong half-timbered part on the ground floor, otherwise quarry stone masonry (foundation), plastered, upper floor sturdy half-timbering with clay fans, right functional area of ​​the Massive stamping works and plastered (remainder of a former steam stamping works), high gable roof with standing dormer windows, roof turrets reconstructed (original roof turret broken off due to dilapidation in 1910, Neuguss bell - the original bell was not used as a guard bell to indicate the proper waterwheel operation underground, but was connected to the hour strike of the clock mentioned below), gable clad or boarded up, inside: room layout mostly original, original doors, original banister (stairs renewed), clockwork: built around 1700, already used Newly built stamping mill arrived, origin unknown, cast iron columns installed in the stamp room on the ground floor in 2005 (previously wooden pillars) (with the expansion of the shock sources integrated into the supporting structure of the building, the statics of the building were endangered), traces of the old use in the beams of the stamp room (e.g. B. scrapings from the ore chutes), from the Pochstube two rod shafts to the underground wheelhouse (for the purpose of carrying out the force-transmitting rods between the artificial wheel and the second shaft in the Pochwerk), 1st floor: use of the premises by the mining authority, for miners' social rooms, kitchen with kitchen stove ( rear loading oven with Oven plate - the original fireplace on the side of the Bergamtsstube but only the front plate has been preserved from the oven), expedition, four cobalt chambers, possibly also prayer room, roof support structure: double-standing chair.

Radstube: large underground, brick-lined cavity to accommodate an artificial wheel to drive the processing equipment in the stamping mill , shaft of the artificial wheel preserved, with double crooked pin on both sides, application of water from the felt pond (see object 08958141) via the main artificial ditch (see object 09306234) and impact hole from a north-westerly direction, the water from the impact is withdrawn via an outlet duct to the turbine shaft, water solution via the Griefner tunnel (see object 08958136).

Mouth hole of the opening hole: elliptically bricked mouth hole to the opening hole of the art wheel, recently exposed again, previously spilled, received water from the felt pond (see object 08958141) via the so-called main art ditch (see object 09306234) as well as the Rösche at the treasure trove Peter and Paul (see object 08958086).

Art and driving shafts: Saiger turbine shaft (an art dream), barrel-length driving shaft and later artificial shaft (Wolfgang Maaßen driving shaft, later Wolfgang Maaßen artificial and driving shaft, with conveying strand and driving center, finally reaching a depth of 378 m), former main shaft of the mine , down to a depth of 50 m with the elliptical shaft lining typical of the Schneeberger Revier with skipping arches (1786-88) (on Wolfgang Maßen 1786 this elliptical lining was first used in the Schneeberger Revier at the route exits from the driving shaft).

Turbine shaft: Säugerer shaft sunk 1855–57 with a turbine room on the Griefnerstolln to accommodate the waterfall pipes and conveyor ropes for a sponge pit turbine for extraction, lined with quarry stone.

Wall remains of the greenhouse and boiler house: around the shaft opening remains of the side walls of the greenhouse, to the west of it foundations or remains of the ground floor masonry of the steam boiler house including chimney (pillars with granite ashlar) (built 1875-76), e.g. Partly secured or reconstructed by mining association.

Heap: large-scale table heap, partly secured with heap retaining walls (especially in the north / northeast to the opencast buildings of the treasure trove), northwest of the pounding works, remnants of the sludge swamps fortified with dry masonry for cleaning the washing water “used” on the herds in the pounding mill (after the ore-containing ones have settled Sludge masses in the washing water are returned to the treatment process), the remaining water is diverted to the sludge pond southwest of the stockpile base for further cleaning.

The history of the treasure trove:

First mentioned in 1555 as St. Wolfgang Hagemüller's Lehn (named after the mining saint St. Wolfgang), next to that there are three lower and seven upper dimensions (fields adjacent to the mine field of the treasure trove), from 1563 mainly in operation without interruption, from 1572 large silver exploits , significant cobalt ore mining between 1652 and 1673 and above all from 1780, in addition to that, very high yields of silver at times in the 19th century, constant expansion of the mine field over the period of operation by merging with neighboring mines: 1780 consolidation of the Wolfgang Obere 4 to 12. Maaßen, 1818 from St. Wolfgang Fundgrube with Wolfgang Maaßen, 1843 consolidation to Wolfgang Maaßen and New Elector of Saxony arrival, 1864 to Wolfgang Maaßen including priest treasure trove, last in 1880 union of the Schneeberg cobalt mines to the Schneeberger cobalt field, due to the abundant cobalt ore fractures at the end of 18th century ascent to the most profitable mine of the R eviers, yields enabled the construction of advanced processing and conveying technology in the following decades:

  • 1789/1790 construction of a horse peg to mine ore
  • in order to avoid the cost-intensive transport of the mined ores to the Siebenschlehen stamp mill (cf. object 08958 116 with cobalt chamber of the Wolfgang Maßen treasure trove), 1816–1818 construction of a large stamp mill building with attached laundry for independent ore processing, for the operation of the processing plants, construction of an underground wheel room with Water wheel, which set the pounding wave in motion in the pounding mill by means of rods, to bring impact water from the felt pond for the water wheel, extension of the main art trench (see object 09306234), drainage of the impact water over the Griefner tunnel (see object 08958136), from 1883 also operation with the help of two steam engines, for this addition of a steam pounding mill (not preserved), (remainder of the steam pounding works building and foundation of the steam machine preserved)
  • from 1831 sinking of a new, saigeren production shaft (Alexander shaft), whereby the previous barrel-length main production shaft (Wolfgang Maaßen drive shaft) could also be used as an artificial shaft for water lifting (served to open up the old Pucher mine), (1852/1853 installation of a water column artificial tool with five sets of pressure to raise pit water by 200 m to the level of the Marx-Semler-Stolln (see object 08958135), water column machine by art master KR Bornemann, was one of the first two drop heights used by the water column machine in the Schneeberger Revier: 130.7 m, received a second cylinder in 1862/1863 to increase performance),
  • 1855–1857 Erection of a turbine peg instead of the previous horse peg for ore extraction (construction of a new greenhouse [conversion of the “Pferdegöpel greenhouse”] and underground installation of a Schwamkrug turbine at the level of the Griefner tunnel - see object 08958136 - with a diameter of 2, 24 m, was acted upon by a newly constructed saigeren turbine shaft of felt pond water from the main artificial ditch - see object 09306234 - and with a drop height of 26 m) (water use: stamping wheel - sponge jug turbine - water column machine),
  • 1875/1876 construction of a steam conveyor system with a dominant greenhouse (possibly new building again), boiler house and 17 m high chimney,

1920 cessation of the production, around 1927 then also the processing, then (possibly 1939) demolition of the steam pounding works and the shaft buildings (steam cap with boiler house and chimney, foundation walls preserved), in the mine field after 1945 again exploration work in the course of uranium ore mining in the Schneeberger Revier, 1973 Overcoming the Wolfgang Maaßen art and driving shaft by securing the Schneeberg mountain, reconstruction down to the bottom of the fume cupboard, since 2003 further overcoming and renovation / reconstruction of pits and open-cast buildings by the Schneeberger Mining Association.

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Individual monument of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Pochwerksteigerhaus (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual monument of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Pochwerksteigerhaus (see also aggregate 09301518) Treasure trove Wolfgangmaßen 2
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re. 1820 (miners' house) old location Neustädtel, extensively preserved ensemble of processing plants (see number 1), remains of the greenhouse (see number 1), mountain smithy (see number 5), hut house (see number 4) and residential buildings (see also number 3) as well as various underground facilities of the Treasure trove (see number 1), together with the large slab heap (see number 1), forming an ensemble that is very important for the mining history of Schneeberg and that characterizes the locality and landscape, and is of particular relevance in terms of mining history, local history and building history.

The southernmost mine in the Schneeberger Revier, one of the most important cobalt mines in Saxony in the 19th century, the only one carried out in Schneeberg by Christian Friedrich Brendel (1776–1861, Freiberg master craftsman and machine designer, since 1817 machine director responsible for all machine technology in the Saxon mining and metallurgy industry) The facility was evidently a showcase facility (visits by Prince Johann von Sachsen in 1826, Prince Friedrich August II. 1829, further visits by the Saxon chief miner Sigismund August Wolfgang von Herder, the royal Saxon chief steward Friedrich August von Minckwitz and the Saxon lieutenant general Clemens Franciscus Xaver Freiherr von Cerrini di Monte Varchi), in addition to the large slab heap and the stately stamp mill, several typical mining open-cast buildings (Bergschmiede, Huthaus, Steigerhaus and Pochwerksteigerhaus) as well as the foundations and remnants of walls of the conveyor system have been preserved agen (greenhouse including boiler house) and underground facilities (shafts, florets and an impressive wheel room), a number of smaller heaps remained in the immediate vicinity, which testify to the mining activity on the adjoining veins up to the 16th century (all parts of the whole), Mining ensemble with a great impact on the landscape and of particular relevance in terms of mining history, local history, technical history and architectural history.

Pochwerksteigerhaus, also known as the art guard's house: referred to in 1820, initially the Pochwerksteiger's house, later the art guardian's or art-climber's apartment (miner responsible for the art bike and the water arts underground), small single-storey plastered building, originally probably made of half-timbered, fashings on windows and door, mansard-gable roof with Roof bay, gable triangle clad, in the gable (upper floor) half-timbered, two small dormers, the house was built in connection with the stamping works, the number 1820 comes from an old insurance list.

for the history of the treasure trove cf. Object 08958097.

08958093
 


Individual monument of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Steigerhaus (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual monument of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Steigerhaus (see also aggregate 09301518) Treasure trove Wolfgangmaßen 3
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1825 old location Neustädtel, extensively preserved ensemble of processing plants (see number 1), remains of the greenhouse (see number 1), mountain smithy (see number 5), hut house (see number 4) and residential buildings (see also number 2) as well as various underground facilities of the Treasure trove (see number 1), together with the large slab heap (see number 1), forming an ensemble that is very important for the mining history of Schneeberg and that characterizes the locality and landscape, and is of particular relevance in terms of mining history, local history and building history.

Steigerhaus: built in 1825 (1826 according to Wagenbreth / Wächtler 1990, p. 221), until 1905 with an apartment for the head of the treasure trove, two-storey, originally completely timber-framed and entirely boarded-up, the ground floor mostly solid and plastered, the south-western gable wall and eaves facing away from the street as well on the ground floor still half-timbered, upper floor half-timbered with clay frames, boarded up on the eaves, front door with skylight, e.g. T. four-wing cross-frame windows, with original windows (now partially replaced, status 2015), slated gable roof.

for the history of the treasure trove cf. Object 08958097

08958098
 


Individual monument of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: Huthaus (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual monument of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: Huthaus (see also aggregate 09301518) Treasure trove Wolfgangmaßen 4
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around 1790 old location Neustädtel, extensively preserved ensemble of processing plants (see number 1), remains of the greenhouse (see number 1), mountain smithy (see number 5), hut house and residential houses (see numbers 2 and 3) as well as various underground facilities of the treasure trove (see number 1), together with the large slab heap (see number 1), an ensemble that is very important for the mining history of Schneeberg and that characterizes the locality and landscape, and is of particular relevance in terms of mining history, local history and building history.

Huthaus: consisting of two adjoining buildings (hut houses) on a slightly angled floor plan, built around 1780 (eastern part) or expanded around 1816, south-eastern part of the building, ground floor, solid, north-western part of the building, ground floor half-timbered (originally probably entirely half-timbered), windows originally with shutters, high, slightly hipped mansard roof and slate gable (weather side originally completely boarded up, only boarded triangle gable on the opposite gable, see Bleyl 1917, p. 117), two rows of dormers.

for the history of the treasure trove cf. Object 08958097.

08958121
 


Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Bergschmiede and cellar (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Bergschmiede and cellar (see also aggregate 09301518) Treasure trove Wolfgangmaßen 5
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around 1855 old location Neustädtel, extensively preserved ensemble of processing plants (see number 1), remains of the greenhouse (see number 1), mountain forge, hut house (see number 4) and residential houses (see numbers 2 and 3) as well as various underground facilities of the treasure trove (see number 1), together with the large slab heap (see number 1), forming an ensemble that is very important for the mining history of Schneeberg and that characterizes the locality and landscape, of particular relevance in terms of mining history, local history, technical history and building history.


Bergschmiede: built around 1855, expanded to its current size in 1872, used as a forge until around 1910, converted into a residential building in 1914, single-storey plastered building with segmented arched windows, plastering flanges on the door and windows, shutters, profiled cornice, winter windows, saddle roof.

Sloping cellar: cellar in the dump behind the mining forge, brick-walled entrance, round arched, two-winged iron door.

for the history of the treasure trove cf. Object 08958097

08958120
 


Residential house in closed development and in a corner
Residential house in closed development and in a corner Fürstenplatz 1
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1737 richly decorated plaster facade, most important Rococo house in the city, of architectural, local and art historical importance.

Two-storey plastered building, with arched arcades in the inner courtyard, the visible facades covered with plastic stucco that takes on the Regency style: bandwork and scrollwork, interspersed with flowers and leaves, over the central windows on the upper floor cloth hangings with busts, above each a three-axis roof bay window with shell cartouche around one Lying ox-eye in the triangular gable, arched portal, above a cartouche with a monogram and large volutes, behind each of which a heraldic lion peeks out, inside on the ground floor another room with a stucco ceiling with excellent banding, on the upper floor baroque stucco ceilings, otherwise as in the stairwell groin vaults.
The renovated building serves as a bank in the 21st century .

08957858
 


Residential house in closed development, with courtyard building and rear building on Drachenkopf street
Residential house in closed development, with courtyard building and rear building on Drachenkopf street Fürstenplatz 2
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re. 1722 with shop fitting, center-emphasized plastered facade with colossal pilasters, rich baroque building modeled on Leipzig town houses, with architectural, artistic and local significance. 08957889
 


Residential house in semi-open development and in a corner, now owned by the Sparkasse
Residential house in semi-open development and in a corner, now owned by the Sparkasse Fürstenplatz 4 1721 magnificent plastered facade with colossal pilasters, an essential part of the baroque urban renewal, with architectural and historical value; despite partial reconstruction an essential part of the baroque city. 08957888
 


Inn in semi-open development and in a corner
Inn in semi-open development and in a corner Fürstenplatz 5
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1708, later reshaped The local baroque building, of architectural and local significance.

Broad, two-storey plastered building (formerly two houses) with nine axes, profiled granite walls, corner blocks, flat central projecting with basket arch portal, above it sandstone framing with Hermes pilasters, inscription "Golden Sun" in cartouche, in the triangular gable sun motif with radiant wreath, mansard hipped roof, slate.

08957884
 


Former city guard and attached syringe house
Former city guard and attached syringe house Fürstenplatz 6
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Late 18th century Single-storey plastered building, building from two construction and use phases, evidence of the historical infrastructure, of local historical importance.

Stadtwache (last watch of a police officer in 1873): one-storey plastered building with eaves-side roof overhang and arched entrance with granite staircase in front, crooked hip roof, slate covering, rear from the time of fire service use, one-storey extension as a solid, plastered building with structure through clinker-brick framing and arched windows around the arched gate Slate roofing, standing curved dormer windows, doors from the construction period.

08957882
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Fürstenplatz 8
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in the first half of the 18th century with shop fitting, nicely decorated plastered facade, architectural and urban significance.

Two-storey plastered building with built-in shop, large gate, granite walls, rich artificial stone decor around windows and doors with consoles, fruit hangings, straight profiled window canopies, profiled cornice, corner blocks, gable roof with standing dormers, the entrance hall with three-bay groin vault with belt arches, iron-fitting door to the courtyard three buttresses.

08957886
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Fürstenplatz 9
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re. 1740, later reshaped at its core a stately baroque building, facade changed historically in the 19th century, in a central location that defines the townscape, historical and urban significance.

three-storey plastered building with central projections, large granite portal with ears and keystone, inscribed "GR 1740", toothed cornice, neo-Gothic facade decoration of the 19th century, in the risalit upper floor also granite garments with ears and keystone, on the gable two seated female figures (spinners) in Electroplating, on the side of the Hermes, inside the entrance hall with six-arched groin vaults, staircase vaults, iron doors decorated with ribbons, baroque stucco ceilings on the 1st floor, deep cellar vaults under three-flight stairs, barrel vaults made of quarry stone, large, elongated "hall" under the entrance hall, the closed courtyard Enclosed on three sides by two-storey plastered buildings with granite walls, simple cornice.

08957885
 


Residential house in corner location and in closed development
Residential house in corner location and in closed development Fürstenplatz 10
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18th century Elongated baroque plastered building with segmented arched portal, gateway to the courtyard on Fleischergasse, a defining component of the development around Fürstenplatz, significance in terms of building history and urban development.

Solid ground floor, segment-arched door frame made of granite with wedge-shaped stone, plastered window frames, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, with profiled windboards, slate hipped roof with two rows of soft-covered, standing dormers, side wings with round arched gate passage.

08957890
 


Lookout tower (Köhlerturm) and part of an inn on the Gleesberg
Lookout tower ( Köhlerturm ) and part of an inn on the Gleesberg Gleesbergstrasse 42
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re. 1898 (observation tower) old location Neustädtel, named after the Schneeberg teacher Dr. Ernst Köhler, founder of the Erzgebirgsverein (Ore Mountains Association), testimonies of importance to the landscape and to local history.

Observation tower: three-story, sloping ground floor made of granite ashlars, second floor made of yellow clinker brick, arched door and window openings with sandstone walls and historical windows, cornice or cornice on consoles made of sandstone, modern glazed viewing platform, above the door a round metal relief by Dr. Johann August Ernst Köhler, founder of the Erzgebirgsverein, restaurant: two-storey clinker building with a raised corner component, arched windows, structure with belts in yellow clinker, flat-pitched gable roofs or tent roofs with a wide roof overhang and sawn eaves beam
after war damage to the tower.

08958067
 


Memorial to the fallen of the First World War
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Memorial to the fallen of the First World War Goethestrasse
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after 1918 expressionist testimony with local historical and artistic quality.

above a flat, round stepped base, three-sided, prismatically colored shell limestone stele, supplemented tablet with gold letters: "In memory of the victims of the two world wars 1914–1918 / 1939–1945"

08958009
 


Former district court (address: Goethestrasse 1) and so-called Hungerturm (address: Joseph-Haydn-Strasse 1)
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Former district court (address: Goethestrasse 1) and so-called Hungerturm (address: Joseph-Haydn-Strasse 1) Goethestrasse 1
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re. 1909-1910 today a technical college for applied arts, reform style architecture, evidence of the infrastructural expansion of the city, significant in terms of local history and building history.

Stately three-storey plastered building on a roughly V-shaped floor plan in neo-baroque forms, the facade with flat corner risalits, the main entrance emphasized again as a risalit with triangular gable, the base clad with granite slabs, the ground floor in rough plaster, sandstone walls, the portal round-arched with agraffe, the volutes rounded , on the side in a preserved relief the inscription "Built in the years 1909/1910", the two upper floors smoothly plastered, with pilaster strips, sandstone walls, the Saxon coat of arms in the gable, hipped or half-hipped roof, moving roof landscape, in the courtyard the so-called hunger tower: rectangular building with corner cuboid, four-storey, with hipped roof, the three-storey annex building cleaned with window frames, hipped roof.

08958012
 


Hospital with enclosure and park in front of it (garden monument)
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Hospital with enclosure and park in front of it (garden monument) Goethestrasse 3
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around 1920 (hospital) Well-preserved complex built in traditional local style, of local and architectural importance.

Enclosure: slate wall with fence pillars, in between wooden picket fence, the wall and pillars each with cover plates, main building: base slate, two floors plastered, a row of high arched windows to the courtyard, the main facade with an entrance in front, small stairs, original door, terrace above Semicircular porch, slate-clad and windowed, conical roof, the entrance hall with original oak stairs and pillars, the 3rd floor and the long roof pike slated, as well as the gable roof, moving roof landscape, the side buildings: one two-story, plastered, pitched roof with pike, slate, residential building and garages: two-storey plastered building, on the high ground floor an arched gate entrance with wooden leaves and semicircular windows for ambulances, upper storey with flat box bay windows on brackets, windows from the period of construction, gable slated, gable roofs with slate covering,
from 1947 miners' hospital in Wismut, previously a sanatorium.

08958016
 


Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Hut house and attached Kaue as well as heap (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Hut house and attached Kaue as well as heap (see also aggregate 09301518) Greifberg 16
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around 1780 Evidence of the only surviving open pit in the inner city of Schneeberg, which is of significance in terms of mining history.

Silver ore mining from 1504, main operating time of the mine from 1722 to around 1825.

Huthaus: built around 1780, two-storey extension according to Wagenbreth / Wächtler 1990, p. 218, around 1830, ground floor solid and plastered, window size changed, upper floor half-timbered, boarded up, window size changed, gable surfaces clad, saddle roof with attic house.

Kaue: built around 1780, single-storey solid building made of quarry stone masonry / brick, adjoining the south-western gable of the hut house, saddle roof.

Stockpile: the only day shaft in the inner city of Schneeberg, sloping down from the road to the east on the valley slope.

08957990
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Große Badergasse 1
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2nd half of the 19th century Typical plaster facade of the time, characteristic decor of the 19th century, relevance to building history.

two-storey plastered building with Wilhelminian style facade decoration: on the ground floor around the window and door; Arcade structure with profiled flat arches and pilasters, profiled cornice, profiled granite walls with straight roofing on the upper floor, window sills on brackets, gable roof with new attic extension.

08957968
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Große Badergasse 2
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1st half of the 18th century, core older Plastered building with gate passage, a stately part of the baroque town development, with architectural historical value.

Two-storey quarry stone building, plastered, windows with granite walls and arched soffit, segment-arched door frame with earing and curved keystone, driveway and right-hand room vaulted with groin arches, profiled eaves cornice, mansard gable roof with vertical dormers.

08957972
 


Residential house in semi-open development
Residential house in semi-open development Große Badergasse 3
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2nd half of the 18th century characteristic example of baroque urban development with architectural significance.

Two-storey plastered building with a slightly protruding central projectile, merging into the dwelling, simple plaster walls around the window and door, front door with skylight, windows and doors renewed, mansard gable roof, slated, standing dormer windows.

08958138
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Große Badergasse 12
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re. 1830 Upper floor half-timbered, basket arch portal, building typical of the time and landscape, of architectural significance.

Solid ground floor, plastered, granite walls, arched door portal with keystone, upper floor half-timbered, slated, original window sizes, gable slate, hipped roof with standing attic houses.

08957969
 


Church (with furnishings), churchyard with enclosure and war memorial for those who fell in World War I.
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Church (with furnishings), churchyard with enclosure and war memorial for those who fell in World War I. Green place
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1st half of the 13th century old location Griesbach, significant evidence of the historical village structure of Griesbach, with architectural, architectural and local historical quality.

War memorial: roughly hewn granite monolith with a bas-relief of an iron cross and a steel helmet, polished name plaque made of granite, enclosure: made of rubble stone wall with wood shingle.

08958071
 


Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard
Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard Green place 3
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Early 18th century old location Griesbach, upper floor half-timbered, on the courtyard side half-timbered construction with head struts and profiled threshold, with architectural historical relevance.

Solid ground floor, changed, upper floor double-bar timbered, plywood, windows slightly enlarged, with leafed headbands, profiled threshold with console-like frontal timbers, gable changed and boarded up by horizontal windows, saddle roof, slate covering.

08958063
 


Former school, now a residential building
Former school, now a residential building Green place 6
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re. 1826 old location Griesbach, upper floor half-timbered, essential part of the village center, historical and local significance.

Ground floor made of quarry stone masonry, plastered, granite window frames, arched door frame with inscribed wedge stone made of granite, upper floor half-timbered, clad, with toilet bay, window slightly enlarged, hipped roof with standing dormers.

08958070
 


Methodist Church
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Methodist Church Gymnasialstrasse 4
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1951–1952, essentially older Hall building with roof turret, example of church building in the GDR era based on traditional style elements, essentially a neo-Gothic church building from the late 19th century, of architectural and local significance.

Small hall church with rough plaster, flat-arched windows with bezels, lattice windows, some with colored glass, the facade decorated with iron ornamental anchors and a large cross, deeply incised portal with wooden coffered door, traditional gable roof (slate roofing) with octagonal roof turrets and curved roof dormer, standing dormers, colored glass windows in the choir , built in 1896 as a chapel, burnt out in 1945, reconstruction and conversion 1951/52, inauguration in 1953.

08957992
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Gymnasialstrasse 6
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around 1900 clinker brick facade typical of the time, significance in terms of building history.

Two-storey cube in red clinker, window frames in yellow clinker with shaped stones, two windows coupled each, toothed cornice, hipped mansard roof with dormer window, standing dormers.

08957994
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Gymnasialstrasse 7
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around 1900 clinker facade typical of the time, of architectural significance.

Two-storey cube on a granite polygon base, the facade is divided into yellow and red clinker bricks, corner pilaster strips, toothed cut, balustrade blinded under the windows, facade staggered, toothed cornice, mansard roof, slate roofing, with dormers.

08957993
 


School with gym, enclosure and front yard
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School with gym, enclosure and front yard Gymnasialstrasse 11
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re. 1889-1891 clinker brick facade typical of the time, richly structured representative building of historicism, built as a grammar school, today a professional school center, with local historical and architectural quality as well as architectural quality.

Above a granite-clad basement level, a two-storey clinker brick building with a protruding central building, accentuated by rich historical sandstone structure such as corner grooves, grooved pilaster strips, window frames and cornices, central attachment with school clock, high mansard roof, side wings made of two-colored sandstone belts, decorative metal tie bars Clinker brick, console cornice, hipped roofs with standing dormer windows, groined vaults supported by columns in the vestibule and granite columns with terrazzo floor in the hall with historic staircase with baluster railing, historical entrance door, gymnasium as a single-storey clinker building with pilaster strips and a flat inclined metal fence made of granite-style hipped roof Garden plot with mature trees.

08957999
 


villa
villa Gymnasialstrasse 12
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around 1895 Clinker brick building in good original condition, example of bourgeois forms of living, with relevance to building history.

A two-storey clinker building above the hanging base, structured by plastered corner pilasters, cast-stone window frames and cantilevered console cornice, straps made of glazed clinker brick, wooden veranda, flat-sloping hipped roof.

08958000
 


villa
villa Gymnasialstrasse 14
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around 1895 Stately building with picturesque Swiss style elements, of architectural historical value as well as the street picture.

Above a high, sloped basement made of granite polygonal masonry, a two-storey plastered building with narrow risalits on the façade, structured by belts and historicist window frames made of cast stone, high risalit gable with ornamental chevron and richly sawn ornamental boards, staircase, tower-like with a lattice-like roof under a wooden dome Ornamental supports, picturesque roof landscape with standing dormers.

08958001
 


Villa with enclosure
Villa with enclosure Gymnasialstrasse 15
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around 1910 representative building between reform style and neo-baroque, evidence of upper-class living, of architectural significance.

One-storey plastered building on an angled floor plan, high, embossed sandstone base, facades convexly protruding with smoothly plastered pilaster strips and high window doors, in front of it original balcony grilles, glazed rotunda made of columns, picturesque, varied roof landscape, mansard hipped roof, semicircular wall fountains, protruding, original sea doors on it. coffered barrel above, room doors with lead glazing, original oak staircase with decorated beams in the stairwell, formerly exposed through skylights, in the former master's room a coffered ceiling, in the salon stucco ceiling, small wall fountain with original green glazed tiles.

Enclosure: embossed granite wall with gate pillars

08958003
 


Individual monument in the urban park as a whole: pavilion (today aviary) - (see also as a whole 09301580)
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Individual monument in the urban park as a whole: pavilion (today aviary) - (see also as a whole 09301580) Hartensteiner Strasse
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1st half of the 20th century (pavilion) shaping the cityscape and of importance in terms of local history.

Park with old trees, a pavilion on a transversely oblong floor plan as a one-storey plastered building, segment-arched or upright rectangular window walls made of porphyry, windows built on three sides with protruding wire mesh aviaries, chinois-curved copper roof hood with decorative knob.

08958013
 


City park as a whole, with the following individual monument: pavilion (today aviary) - (see also individual monument 08958013) as well as park (garden monument)
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City park as a whole, with the following individual monument: pavilion (today aviary) - (see also individual monument 08958013) as well as park (garden monument) Hartensteiner Strasse
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around 1900 (park) Landscaped park area, with garden art, townscape and local historical significance.

Park with old trees

09301580
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Hartensteiner Strasse 8
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around 1905 Plastered construction with half-timbered elements, buildings in picturesque historicism, with a local and historical significance.

Two-storey plastered building standing on the slope with window frames made of artificial stone, arched shop openings with arched skylights from the building period, protruding risalit with ornamental framework, period windows with ornamental rungs, slated hipped roof with dormers and roof bay windows.

08958007
 


Former gym, later cinema
Former gym, later cinema Hartensteiner Strasse 11
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around 1900 Stately clinker brick building with forms of late historicism, cinema since the late 1920s, of importance in terms of building history and local history.

The main building is two-storey on a granite polygon base, granite open staircase, flat central projection on three axes, a triangular gable above the entrance and above the central projection, German band between the ground floor and first floor, alternation of orange and red clinker brick with shaped stones, arched windows with plastered keystones, hipped roof, Single-storey hall with high arched windows, in between pilaster strips, cornice.

08958005
 


Former factory with residential building
Former factory with residential building Hartensteiner Strasse 17
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around 1890 (factory) Clinker brick construction, former top production company, of local and architectural importance.

three-part structure with a two-storey front building on a granite polygon base, alternation of yellow and red clinker brick, two-axis central projectile with triple arched windows in the jamb, corner pilasters, blind arches made of red brick, the factory part with large flat-arched windows, two-storey (shipping, also with the curtain wall segmentation) two-storey, similarly structured, natural roof.

08958010
 


Inn
Inn Hartensteiner Strasse 37
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around 1905 Testimony to the leisure culture of the late imperial era, in the context of the city park, of local historical importance.

Elongated building in reform style on an embossed granite base, small outside staircase, high basement floor, the ground floor plastered, with incised loggia, ornamental framework, colored leaded glass windows with marksmen motifs and dancing couples, mansard roof with lantern.

08958132
 


Residential building
Residential building Höhenblick 3
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1st half of the 19th century old location Griesbach, upper floor half-timbered, part of the historical local structure, historically important.

Solid ground floor, box windows with shutters, wooden vestibule, upper floor timber-frame boarded, boarded gable, saddle roof.

08958061
 


Residential house of a two-sided courtyard
Residential house of a two-sided courtyard Höhenblick 6
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18th century or older old location Griesbach, upper floor ambitious half-timbering, evidence of the old local structure, with architectural relevance.

Ground floor massive, partly rammed earth walls up to the height of the tower and brick and quarry stone lintels, changed, upper floor double-bar framework, window slightly enlarged, boarded up on the eaves, clad gable, inside clay ceilings and remains of a black kitchen under brick vaults.

08958060
 


Former cultural center of a Wismut settlement (later barracks)
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Former cultural center of a Wismut settlement (later barracks) Hundshübler Strasse
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1950s old location Neustädtel, example of neoclassical building from the 1950s, of architectural significance.

Elongated structure with a stately five-axis, two-storey central projection, this one with a profiled triangular gable, colossal pilaster structure, the single-storey side buildings also with pilaster structure, gable roof.

08958094
 


Inn in open development
Inn in open development Hundshübler Strasse 2
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1845 old location Neustädtel, plastered building typical of the time, local historical significance.

Eaves, two-storey plastered building with five axes, central entrance with two-wing door with skylight, profiled door roofing above, profiled cornice, crooked hip roof, slate covering, inside: granite door walls, black kitchen, in the entrance original granite floor, arched stairs.

08958095
 


Former district court (address: Goethestrasse 1) and so-called Hungerturm (address: Joseph-Haydn-Strasse 1)
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Former district court (address: Goethestrasse 1) and so-called Hungerturm (address: Joseph-Haydn-Strasse 1) Joseph-Haydn-Strasse 1
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re. 1909-1910 today a technical college for applied arts, reform style architecture, evidence of the infrastructural expansion of the city, significant in terms of local history and building history.

Stately three-storey plastered building on an approximately V-shaped floor plan in neo-baroque forms, facade with flat corner risalits, the main entrance emphasized again as a risalit with triangular gable, base clad with granite slabs, the ground floor in rough plaster, sandstone walls, round arched portal with agraffe, volutes rounded, on the sides in preserved Relief with the inscription “Built in the years 1909/1910”, the two upper floors smoothly plastered, with pilaster strips, sandstone walls, the Saxon coat of arms in the gable, hipped or half-hipped roof, moving roof landscape, in the courtyard the so-called hunger tower: rectangular building with corner blocks, four-story , with hipped roof, the three-story annex building cleaned with window sashes, hipped roof.

08958012
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Karl-Marx-Strasse 1
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around 1920 old location Neustädtel, prefabricated wooden house, historically important.

with cheek walls and two stairs in roughly embossed granite masonry, base granite cuboid, otherwise one storey on an angled floor plan, entrance porch with original door with jagged ornamentation, corner combing, original large balcony on the gable side, sliding window shutters, sawn decorative windboards on the gable, deer antlers, sloping roof, crooked roof.

08958034
 


Individual features of the aggregate: Church of Our Lady with furnishings, cemetery enclosure and crypt house of the Gerber family as well as FIR memorial plaque and memorial stone for the victims of fascism, cemetery enclosure with gate system on Marienstraße and funeral hall
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Individual features of the aggregate: Church of Our Lady with furnishings,
cemetery enclosure and crypt house of the Gerber family as well as FIR memorial plaque and memorial stone for the victims of fascism , cemetery enclosure with gate system on Marienstraße and mortuary
Karlsbader Strasse in the core 15th century (church) old location Neustädtel, Gothic hall church with polygonal choir, north tower and the Gerber family crypt, essential components of the settlement structure of Neustadtel, with art historical, architectural and local historical importance.

Church, simple square plastered building with a tented roof, segment-arched opening with a simple metal grille, inside crypt system with metal cover, cemetery enclosure as an unplastered quarry stone wall, enclosure of the cemetery extension from 1890: brick wall with raised posts, gate system with swinging clinker walls over plastered granite plinths, posts with plastered granite plinths, posts Middle metal gate and two lateral openings renewed, parentation hall: simple single-storey clinker building under a hipped roof, facade structure with individual sandstone panels with dates.

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Totality Church Schneeberg-Neustädtel To our dear women and cemetery, with the following individual monument: Church, churchyard fence and crypt house of the Gerber family as well as FIR memorial plaque and memorial stone for the victims of fascism, cemetery fence with gate system on Marienstraße and funeral hall (see also individual memorials 08958100) as well as the churchyard and the cemetery extension (garden monument) Karlsbader Strasse
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in the core 15th century (church) old location Neustädtel, Gothic hall church with polygonal choir and north tower, essential components of the settlement structure of Neustädtel, with art-historical, architectural and local historical significance.

Plain, square plastered building with a tent roof, segment-arched opening with a simple metal grille, inside a crypt system with metal cover, cemetery enclosure as an unplastered quarry stone wall, enclosure of the cemetery extension from 1890: brick wall with raised posts, gate system with swiveling clinker walls over granite plinths, metal posts with plastered walls and two lateral passages renewed, parentation hall: simple single-storey clinker brick building under a hipped roof, facade structure with individual sandstone panels with dates.

09306229
 


Former inn in open development (today residential building), with extension and supporting wall at the side
Former inn in open development (today residential building), with extension and supporting wall at the side Karlsbader Strasse 9
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18th century old location Neustädtel, upper floor half-timbered clad, segment arch portal, largely authentically preserved part of the historical town development near the train station, of architectural and local importance.

Eaves, embossed granite plinth, solid ground floor, granite walls, shutters, original door, flat arched door walls with keystone, upper floor half-timbered, slated and clad, original window sizes, high hipped roof, on the extension (barn) in slate with standing dormers, end of the 19th century for Neustädtler Swiss-style street extended, plaster bottles, original solid-colored plaster, roof overhang, Heiste: quarry stone wall with granite slabs as a cover.

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Locomotive shed at a train station
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Locomotive shed at a train station Karlsbader Straße 11 (next to)
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around 1880 old location Neustädtel, formerly in a functional connection with the Schneeberg-Neustädtel train station (see Neustädtler Straße 29), with significance in terms of traffic history.

One-storey plastered building with a large, round-arched driveway and two-winged wooden gate, a gently sloping gable roof with overhang and sawn purlins and rafters.

08958027
 


Residential house in open development and in a corner location
Residential house in open development and in a corner location Karlsbader Strasse 18
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1st half of the 19th century old location Neustädtel, upper floor half-timbered plastered, characteristic building in half-timbered construction, with street picture and architectural relevance.

Solid ground floor, windows changed with wooden shutters, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, windows in historical size, saddle roof, gable end slated.

08958025
 


Residential house in open development and in a corner location
Residential house in open development and in a corner location Karlsbader Strasse 21
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2nd half of the 18th century old location Neustädtel, evidence of older half-timbered construction in an urban context, with architectural significance.

Ground floor massive and changed (formerly surrounding framework), chamfered corner, upper floor half-timbered on a profiled threshold, windows in historical size, gable slated, half-hip roof.

08958079
 


Residential house, attached side building and rear courtyard wall of a farm
Residential house, attached side building and rear courtyard wall of a farm Karlsbader Strasse 23
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Late 18th century old location Neustädtel, residential building with half-timbered upper floor and segmental arch portal, striking remains of the historic local development, of architectural significance.

Residential building: Ground floor solid and plastered, windows changed, granite door frame with ears and keystone, groin vault with belt arches, upper floor half-timbered, today skinned, over a profiled threshold, crooked hipped roof with standing dormers, gable clad, stable: two-story plastered building with vaults on the ground floor, crooked hipped roof: simple brick building, plastered, historical wooden gates, saddle roof, courtyard wall made of unplastered quarry stone masonry.

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Residential house in semi-open development
Residential house in semi-open development Karlsbader Strasse 27
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in essence probably 1848 old location Neustädtel, with shop, historicizing plastered building, remarkable due to the elaborate facade structure with colossal pilasters, historically significant.

Three-storey plastered building with colossal pilasters with composite capitals, profiled flat-arched window frames made of porphyry tufa on the ground floor, profiled pilasters on the sides, belt cornices, the upper floors with arched windows, in the middle of the building two niches one above the other with sculptures (Justitia and Hermes), flat saddle roof.

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Residential house in open development and in a corner location
Residential house in open development and in a corner location Karlsbader Strasse 35
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Early 18th century old location Neustädtel, upper floor half-timbered, because of its old age it is listed, important in terms of building history and the appearance of the street.

Solid ground floor, new plaster, another granite wall, upper floor all around half-timbered with K-struts and Wilder Mann figure, thermal insulation, a part of the upper floor protruding on the back (lavatory?), Slated, gable roof slate.

08958126
 


Residential house in open development, formerly a forge
Residential house in open development, formerly a forge Karlsbader Strasse 38
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18th century old location Neustädtel, upper floor half-timbered clad, stately evidence of pre-industrial craft in half-timbered construction, with architectural and local historical significance.

Ground floor solid and plastered, cross-frame windows with simple cleaning flasks, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, windows with wooden frames in original size, wide saddle roof, clad gable.

08958083
 


Residential house in semi-open development
Residential house in semi-open development Karlsbader Strasse 39
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around 1875 old location Neustädtel, well-decorated plastered facade, example of Wilhelminian style market development in Neustädtel, with architectural quality.

Two-storey plastered building, ground floor with gate entrance and historical door, cornice, former central entrance added, upper floor structured by artificial stone window frames, parapet fields with reliefs in artificial stone, pilasters and cornice, smoothed dwarf house, saddle roof.

08958108
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Karlsbader Strasse 41
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around 1800 old location Neustädtel, upper floor half-timbered plastered, wide-spread evidence of small-town half-timbered architecture, with architectural historical relevance.

Ground floor solid, plastered and changed, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, with wooden window frames, partly four-wing cross-storey windows, profiled eaves, mansard gable roof with two rows of vertical dormers, historical entrance door.

08958077
 


Residential house in semi-open development and in a corner location
Residential house in semi-open development and in a corner location Karlsbader Strasse 43
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18th century old location Neustädtel, upper floor half-timbered, historically important.

Two-story plastered building, ground floor quarry stones, belt and cornice, upper floor half-timbered, two double windows, fine profiled window roofing integrated in the wooden frame, steep slate pitched roof with standing dormer windows.

08958127
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Karlsbader Strasse 50
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around 1800 old location Neustädtel, upper floor half-timbered plastered, segment arch portal, evidence of the historical local structure, with architectural quality.

Solid and plastered ground floor plan with hooks on the ground floor, granite door frame with earring and wedge stone, built-in shop in the right half of the house with three segment-arched shop windows in shredded walls, ground floor to the left of the door with historical-sized windows, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, with historical-sized windows, clad on the gable, hipped roof with two rows of standing dormer windows.

08958084
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Karlsbader Strasse 60
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Mid 18th century old location Neustädtel, characteristic example of traditional half-timbered construction, with architectural historical significance, forms with Lindenauer Straße 2 the urban development of the Neustädtler Markt.

Massive ground floor, impaired by shop fittings, arched door frame made of granite with profiling and wedge stone, on the lower level, large round arched driveway with granite walls and wooden gate leaves, upper floor half-timbered, hidden under nailed half-timbering after renovation, windows slightly enlarged, crooked hipped roof with dormer window.

08958105
 


Residential house in semi-open development
Residential house in semi-open development Karlsbader Strasse 63
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around 1870 old location Neustädtel, richly decorated plastered facade, typical example of Wilhelminian style residential architecture in a small town environment, of architectural significance.

Two-storey plastered building with a flat two-axis central projection under the roof house, structure on the upper floor by rich parapet fields with relief and window roofing made of artificial stone, palmette frieze as eaves, roof house with “running dog”, gable roof with Wilhelminian dormers, historic front door.

08958111
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Karlsbader Strasse 64
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1st half of the 19th century old location Neustädtel, characteristic evidence of small-town market development, of architectural quality.

Two-storey plastered building with seven axes, stone window frames on the ground floor, facade structure through fine plaster grooves and cornices, central axis emphasized by wall template and grooved pilaster strips, saddle roof with standing dormer windows.

08958074
 


Guest house with hall and butcher shop with shop fittings
Guest house with hall and butcher shop with shop fittings Karlsbader Strasse 65
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around 1905 old location Neustädtel, plastered facade stylistically somewhere between late historicism and reform style, powerful testimony to late founding gastronomic architecture, characterizing the cityscape, butcher shop with original art nouveau tiles and glass ceiling, largely authentically preserved, with local and architectural quality.

Two or three-story plastered building above a raw granite ashlar plinth, guest rooms with arched windows, entrance with a door from the building period, on the upper floor hall with gallery, two-axis flat central projection, arched windows, triangular gable with pilaster strips and ornamental balls, mighty hipped roof with ventilation lantern.

08958112
 


Post mileage
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Post mileage Karlsbader Straße 67 (in front)
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re. 1725 old location Neustädtel, copy of a quarter milestone, significant in terms of traffic history.

Copy of a quarter milestone made of granite with the row number 45 with various inscriptions and the post horn mark. The column probably belonged to the Poststrasse to Eibenstock, was walled up after 1800 and was renewed after 1980 and put up again in a planted roundabout (originally at the height of Zschorlau). In 1722, the Electorate of Saxony began setting up the Saxon post-mile pillars. Elector Friedrich August I wanted to build a modern traffic and transport control system in the electorate in order to promote trade and economy. He entrusted Magister Adam Friedrich Zürner (1679–1742) with the implementation. The system of post mile pillars comprised distance pillars, quarter milestones, half and full mile pillars. The distance columns should be erected in the cities in front of the city gates, later only in the marketplaces. Quarter milestones, half and full mile pillars were set up along the Poststrasse. They received a consecutive numbering (row number), starting from the beginning of the measurement. The all-mile columns were set up outside the cities on the post roads at a distance of 1 mile (= 9.062 km). The distance pillars were marked with the monogram "AR" for "Augustus Rex", the Electoral Saxon and Polish-Lithuanian double coat of arms and the Polish royal crown. The full mile, half mile columns and quarter milestones were all similarly labeled, none of them had a coat of arms, but the monogram "AR". The distances were given in hours (1 hour = ½ post mile = 4.531 km). This mile system was the first European traffic management system. As part of the nationally significant postal system, the column shown here is of great importance for the history of traffic.

Copy of a quarter milestone made of granite with the row number 45m different inscriptions and the post horn mark, approx. 140 cm high, renewed after 1980 and put back in a planted roundel (original piece in the Schneeberger Museum).

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Rectory with attached side building
Rectory with attached side building Karlsbader Strasse 69
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18th century old location Neustädtel, stately half-timbered building, with architectural and local historical quality.

Solid, plastered ground floor plan with hooks, stone window frames, some with historical grating, straight granite door frame with earing, without wedge, upper floor half-timbered, slated, historical windows slightly enlarged, gable clad, mighty gable roof with two rows of dormers, attached farm wing with crooked hip roof.

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school-building
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school-building Karlsbader Strasse 71
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2nd half of the 19th century old location Neustädtel, plastered building typical of the time, part of a school ensemble near the church, building with architectural and local historical relevance.

Three-storey plastered building with two entrances via open stairs at the front, ground floor with round-arched porphyry window frames (painted), circumferential geometric ornamental frieze between the ground floor and 1st floor, two segment-arched gate entrances on the side, the upper floor with rectangular porphyry window frames (painted), flat-sloping hipped roof
In During the GDR era, the house was the Pestalozzi primary school.

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Monument to Christian Friedrich Brendel (Brendelstein)
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Monument to Christian Friedrich Brendel ( Brendelstein ) Karlsbader Strasse 71 (near)
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1937 old location Neustädtel, simple memorial monolith for the Neustädtel-born mining engineer Christian Friedrich Brendel (1776–1861), one of the most important Saxon mining technicians, of local historical importance.

Granite monolith with a relief of mallets and iron and the inscription “Christian Friedrich Brendel - born December 26, 1776 in the Huthaus zu Peter u. Paul - died November 20, 1861 in Freiberg - he worked his way up from a simple miner to an outstanding master of art in Saxon mining ”. Set up on the Schindlerhalde in 1937, moved to the pot market in 1949 in the course of the bismuth mining (threatened to be spilled from the overburden), set up in front of the Pestalozzi School in Neustädtel in 1956.

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House of a former three-sided courtyard
House of a former three-sided courtyard Karlsbader Strasse 84
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1st half of the 19th century old location Neustädtel, with half-timbered upper floor, half-timbered partly also on the ground floor, typical example of rural structures in an urban context, historically important.

Above high hanging plinth made of plan masonry, ground floor massive and plastered, granite window frames, on the right corner of the building half-timbered block room, plastered, on the upper floor double-bar half-timbered, plastered, with windows of historical size, protruding to the courtyard side (lavatory?) and boarded, clad gable side, crooked hip roof.

08958075
 


House and archway of a farm
House and archway of a farm Karlsbader Strasse 86
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around 1800 old location Neustädtel, upper floor half-timbered clad, local example of rural building forms in an urban context, of architectural significance. 09306230
 


Kantorat in closed development, with Heiste
Kantorat in closed development, with Heiste Karlsbader Strasse 87
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2nd half of the 19th century old location Neustädtel, simple example of small town development, with local and architectural significance.

Two-story plastered building above the plinth and access bar made of granite blocks and pavement, ground floor with segmented arched door and window walls made of porphyry, on the upper floor plastered walls with porphyry sills, Wilhelminian style front door with decorative metal grating, saddle roof with vertical dormers, double box windows with six-point sprouting.

08958103
 


Residential house in open development and in corner location, with fencing
Residential house in open development and in corner location, with fencing Karlsbader Strasse 90
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re. 1828 old location Neustädtel, upper floor half-timbered clad, segment arch portal, part of the rural local structure, of architectural significance.

on a high base in the hillside property, ground floor partly half-timbered, plastered, partly solid, granite door walls with keystone, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, gable slate, profiled cornice, crooked hipped roof slate, standing dormers, fencing: low granite rubble stone wall with plastered fence pillars and wooden fence.

08958128
 


Semi-open residential building and outbuildings of a forge
Semi-open residential building and outbuildings of a forge Karlsbader Strasse 94
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18th century old location Neustädtel, largely originally preserved half-timbered building in a central location, historically important.

Residential house: solid gneiss base, ground floor, newly plastered, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, cantilevered threshold, upper floor cantilevered towards the courtyard, remains of a log room interior wall, high, steep gable roof, outbuildings: single-storey plastered building with granite walls, original windows, courtyard paving.

08958050
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Karlsbader Strasse 108
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Late 19th century old location Neustädtel, with shop (presumably restaurant), clinker brick facade, example of Wilhelminian style urban renewal, relevant to building history.

Two-storey clinker brick building on a granite base, structure through large ground floor arched windows with wedge stones and plaster embossing, German ribbon, artificial stone window garments partly under roofs, belts and cornices, console cornice, four-axis roof house under a small ornamental gable, standing dormers, saddle roof.

08958104
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Karlsbader Strasse 110
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Late 19th century old location Neustädtel, clinker brick facade, part of the Wilhelminian style development of Neustädtel, historically important.

Six-axis, two-storey clinker building on a granite ashlar base, flat two-axis central projectile with loft extension, structured by multi-colored clinker brick, profiled cast stone walls, on the ground floor under the windows five balusters, belt cornices and cornices, gable roof with two small dormers.

08958133
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Kasernengäßchen 2
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around 1800 One-storey plastered building, partly boarded up, probably miner's house, of social historical importance.

small single-storey building, half-timbered, plastered, three granite steps in front of the front door, saddle roof.

08957940
 


Individual monument of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: tunnel including mouth hole (see also aggregate 09301518) Katharinenweg 4 (opposite)
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1842-1845 troubled old location Neustädtel, of mining and local historical importance.

Stolln: 1842–1845 worked through to supply the Weißer Hirsch treasure trove (cf. objects 08958028, 08958029 and 08958032) with impact water (Stolln began at the Kunstrad in the Türkschacht, cf. object 08958581) Quarry stone, partly a brick wall (rounded or elliptical).

Oral hole: on the slope, elliptical quarry stone vault with a large keystone, this was followed by an artificial ditch to the water gully of the Weisser Hirsch treasure trove.

08958014
 


Wooden beam ceiling on the ground floor of a residential building
Wooden beam ceiling on the ground floor of a residential building Kesselplatz 3
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2nd half of the 17th century (wooden beam ceiling) historically important.

with paint residues, building itself no monument.

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Residential house in semi-open development and in a corner location
Residential house in semi-open development and in a corner location Kesselplatz 5
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Kern 1st half of the 18th century largely authentically preserved plastered building, formerly segmented arch portal, facade partially redesigned in a historicizing manner, with architectural significance.

Two-storey plastered building, three granite walls on the ground floor, the arched door portal with keystone to the window added, the gable on the ground floor with plastering, on the upper floor plastered structure, profiled window coverings, floral cornice, hipped roof with two roof cores, slate covering.

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Residential house in corner location and open development, long extension to the women's market, with side wall and gate entrance
Residential house in corner location and open development, long extension to the women's market, with side wall and gate entrance Kirchgasse 2
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around 1720 Plastered building with segment arch portal, an essential part of the baroque urban renewal, with building-historical and townscape quality.

Two-storey plastered building over an angled floor plan, drilled granite door frame with keystone, stone window frames with wooden shutters, corridor vaulted with groin inside, hipped roof, slate covering, standing dormer windows, unplastered quarry stone wall with granite gate walls and keystone.

08957852
 


Residential house in open development with rear extension and side wall
Residential house in open development with rear extension and side wall Kirchgasse 4
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1st half of the 18th century Plastered building with segment arch portal, testimony to the baroque urban renewal, for a time the owner was Carl Schumann, the brother of the composer Robert Schumann , who was a frequent guest here between 1826 and 1847, of architectural and local significance.

Two-storey quarry stone masonry building with granite window walls and historical windows, arched granite door frame with keystone, profiled eaves cornice, mansard gable roof, slate covering, with two standing dormer windows, extension: above the base storey on the ground floor solid, with stone window walls, upper storey half-timbered, plastered, saddle roof as dry slate, property boundary Quarry stone, granite pillars and wooden beam fence.

08957924
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Kirchgasse 5
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Core 18th century Narrow plastered building with segment arch portal, an essential part of the baroque urban renewal, with building-historical and townscape quality.

Narrow two-storey solid building, segmented arched drilled granite door frame, painted, simple stone window frames, central window on the 1st floor drilled like door frame and arched with a wedge, single-axis attic house with drilled segment arched windows and suspended dormers, mansard gable roof.

08957853
 


Former rectory in open development and in a corner
Former rectory in open development and in a corner Kirchgasse 7
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re. 1749 Local historical importance, important part of the church square development.

Two-storey cube with granite walls, plastered, corner blocks, sandstone door portal (new) with keystone, marked 1749 CMB, slate hipped roof with standing dormers, boarded a gable triangle.

08957920
 


Residential house in open development and in a corner location
Residential house in open development and in a corner location Kirchplatz 2
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Mid 18th century Upper floor half-timbered clad, part of the church square development, simple baroque building typical of the time, of architectural significance.

Two-storey plastered building, partly solid, partly half-timbered (also on the ground floor), plastering walls, clad gable, mansard roof with forelock, slate covering, original wall-opening ratio.

08957926
 


Residential house in semi-open development
Residential house in semi-open development Kirchplatz 3
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1st half of the 19th century Upper floor half-timbered clad, part of the old settlement area "Am Gehänge", relevance to architectural history.

Small residential building, porphyry cladding with tooth cut, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, clad, gable roof.

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Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Kirchplatz 5
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around 1800 Upper floor half-timbered clad, characteristic part of a former weavers' settlement at the foot of the town church, of architectural significance.

Solid ground floor, partly wooden window frames, wooden shutters, upper floor half-timbered, boarded, gable side slated, hipped roof with slate covering, dormers.

08957908
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Kirchplatz 6
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1st half of the 19th century Upper floor timber-framed, part of the open church square development, of architectural historical importance.

Solid ground floor, windows in original size, upper floor half-timbered, boarded, gable triangles and gable roof slated.

08957909
 


Former barracks (today residential building in open development), with enclosure wall
Former barracks (today residential building in open development), with enclosure wall Kirchplatz 9
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around 1720 stately plastered building with a beautiful baroque portal, military history evidence of the city, local historical significance.

Stately two-storey main building with eleven axes, plastered, granite garments, baroque door portal with ears and large keystone with monogram, strongly profiled cornice, central projection on five axes with a profiled aedicule, there oculus, mansard roof with dormers, the additions one and two-storey, plastered, granite walls , Gable roof, slate roofing, groin vault in the entrance hall, old courtyard paving, surrounding wall and gate pillars newly built.

08957918
 


House in a corner and in open development
House in a corner and in open development Kirchplatz 11
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1899 historicizing plastered clinker facade, in the cellar formerly the Preisssche mineral water factory, in the urban area a rare example of representative Wilhelminian style development, with architectural quality.

A granite hanging base and two basement floors (in one of which was formerly used for mineral water production), two-story solid construction with broken corner and flat, two-axis risalits, plastered ground floor, with corner grooves and segmented arched windows, historic entrance door, profiled cornice, upper floor clad in brickwork, plastered corner pilasters and window casings, late-style window curtains and parapet fillings made of artificial stone, profiled cornice, risalits raised by roof bay windows and roof helmets with small dormer windows, corner projections under curved roof hood with renewed weather vane, mansard roof, slate roofing, with small standing dormers.

08957922
 


Rectory in open development
Rectory in open development Kirchplatz 12
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18th century and older Plastered building with segment arch portal and mansard roof, part of the church square development, local historical importance.

Simple two-story plastered building, new porphyry door portal with keystone, profiled cornice, mansard roof with pike and dormers, inside arched window reveals, cellar entrance with wooden door.

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Residential house in semi-open development
Residential house in semi-open development Kirchplatz 13
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1st half of the 18th century Plastered façade with a baroque portal, part of the church square development, with a quality that defines the cityscape and is of architectural history.

Two-storey plastered building with plastered window walls, arched door frame made of granite with wedge stone and roofing, profiled eaves cornice, attic house with coupled window and oculus in the triangular gable, mansard gable roof with two rows of dormers, brushed star vaults on the ground floor in the entrance hall and above the former black kitchen.

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Church (with equipment)
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Church (with equipment) Kirchplatz 16
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1516-1540 One of the most important late Gothic hall churches in Saxony, art-historical, shaping the landscape and important in terms of architectural history. 08957907
 


Residential house in open development (without extension)
Residential house in open development (without extension) Kleine Badergasse 4
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1st half of the 18th century with shop fitting, plastered facade with basket arch portal, largely original baroque building, of architectural significance.

Two-storey plastered building, granite walls, profiled portal with keystone, shop fitting from the 19th century, mansard hipped roof with two rows of dormer windows, inside basket arched windows, on the ground floor in one room a baroque stucco ceiling.

08957952
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Klingelsporn 3
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Late 19th century old location Neustädtel, villa-like building with clinker facade, good example of Wilhelminian style bourgeois residential development, of architectural significance.

Single-storey clinker brick building on a plastered base, alternation of orange, yellow and black clinker brick, profiled cast stone garments, including a baluster, flat central projection with profiled triangular gable, in the risalit double window with profiled triangular gable and spherical attachments, profiled cornice, mansard roof, slate roofing.

08958113
 


factory
factory Kobaltstrasse 2
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re. 1905 Clinker brick building, a striking testimony to the typical factory architecture of the time, of importance for the townscape and building history.

Elongated three-storey clinker brick building over a granite ashlar base with structure by pilaster strips, segmented or arched windows and paired window axes, mighty main entrance made of granite, framed with Art Nouveau volutes, three central axes of the roof house with basket or segmented arched windows and windows from the period crowned under a tail gable, basement window with a flat saddle Barred during the construction period, a lower component on each side, chimney above the former boiler house made of yellow clinker.

08958030
 


Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Huthaus and Ausschlagstube on a small heap (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Huthaus and Ausschlagstube on a small heap (see also aggregate 09301518) Kobaltstrasse 37
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around 1770 old location Neustädtel, together with the former hothouse (see Kobaltstraße 42) and former miners' forge (see Kobaltstraße 39) form the treasure trove an ensemble that is important for the mining history of Schneeberg and that characterizes the townscape, of particular relevance to mining history, local history and building history.

The former Wassergöpel and later Dampfgöpel hothouse (cf. object 08958032), built in 1851, is located on the site of the Schneeberg mountain security, on the other side of the Kobaltstrasse there is the associated mining forge from 1796 (cf. 08958029) and the former hut house with breakout room (see object 08958028) from the Weisser Hirsch treasure trove. Originally there was still a stamping mill below the greenhouse, but this had to give way to the Schneeberg-Neustädtel train station as early as 1859. Ensemble on or next to the large dump interspersed with new buildings from the Bergsicherung Schneeberg, which has been based here since 1957.

Huthaus: (see picture) built around 1770 (?, Cf. Wagenbreth / Wächtler 1990, p. 219), expanded in 1857, two-storey plastered building on field stone plinth, solid ground floor, profiled granite window frames, some winter windows, slightly recessed half-timbered upper storey, gable slated, Gable roof with slate covering and standing dormers.

Ausschlagstube: built in 1857 (Scheidebank, cf. Wagenbreth / Wächtler 1990, p. 78), later expanded in a north-easterly direction, single-storey plastered building, partly gneiss plans, partly newly replaced, wooden eaves, partly granite walls, crooked hip roof.

Dump: small dump of an old open pit, difficult to see due to the elevation of the street level and the granite retaining wall on the street side.

The Weißer Hirsch treasure trove was first mentioned in 1654 as a cobalt mine, originally only of local importance, beginning with the expansion of the old art shaft into a central art and driving shaft, development into one of the most important pits in the Schneeberg district, during the course of the period of operation the mine field was continuously expanded through consolidation with neighboring pits: 1716 Weißer Hirsch and Kobrich Fundgrube, 1750 Weißer Hirsch together with Catharina Neufang and Elisabeth Fundgrube, 1846 White Deer and Ascension of Christ, 1862 White Deer with George, Princely Treaty and Leather Sack, 1862 united with the Princely Treaty, 1880 merger of all the great Schneeberger and Schneeberg-Neustädtler cobalt mines to Schneeberger Kobaltfeld, 1764 installation of a bicycle artifact in the central shaft, 1831 installation of another artifact, soon the Weißer Hirsch treasure trove needed more water for the artificial wheels for the operation of the artifacts, therefore 1847-1851 clearing of the Rooster kraher tunnel (cf. . Object 08958014) as well as 1842–1845 creating an artificial trench from its mouth hole to the artificial and driving shaft of the treasure trove, 1847–1851 uncovering an old Kehrradstube largely above ground, after the completion of the masonry of the wheelhouse including the installation of a fume cupboard then 1852/1853 installation a new sweeping wheel (diameter 13.44 m) for ore extraction, loading of the sweeping wheel via an 1851-1853 impact chute (34 m of walled over the shaft and topped with heaps), and in 1851 the shaft saddle was increased by 4 m and the Greenhouse above the shaft, 1851/1852 Installation of a water column machine in the shaft above the Marx-Semler-Stolln to operate one of the two artifacts (drop height 67.9 m), this 1852 with two sets of pressure to raise the pit water over 100 m to the level of the Marx-Semler-Stolln (pressure sets = pumps with greater performance than conventional suction and lifting pumps the previous artifacts, made of iron due to the pressure), next to the sweeping wheel 1857 installation of a 14 m high pipe as an attachment for the inlet pipe of the water column machine to direct excess water onto it as soon as the sweeping wheel was not acted upon, 1862 installation of a new water column machine by Friedrich Wilhelm Schwamkrug (1808–1880, Saxon master craftsman) to operate a second artifact with two pressure and five suction units (delivery height 240 m from the deepest - i.e. from the shaft sump to the Marx-Semler-Stolln, at that time the most powerful water column machine in the area), 1884/1885 installation of a turbine göpels (Schwamkrug turbine with sweeping wheel function and usable drop height of 83 m) for crew support, for the first time in the Erzgebirge in the Weisser Hirsch mine in 1885, later on a regular use of a drill to make blast holes for shooting (= blasting with gun cotton, later with Dyn amit), 1890/1891 installation of a steam conveyor system to replace the sweeping wheel (delivery height now 406.8 m), in 1912 installation of the district's first electric hoisting machine, after 1945 use of the artificial and driving shaft (now referred to as "shaft 3") in As part of uranium ore mining, since 1957 location of (VEB) Bergsicherung Schneeberg, shaft now open to tourism.

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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: mountain blacksmiths on a small heap (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: mountain blacksmiths on a small heap (see also aggregate 09301518) Kobaltstrasse 39
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re. 1796 old location Neustädtel, together with the former hothouse (see Kobaltstrasse 42) and former hut house including the Ausschlagstube (see Kobaltstrasse 37) the treasure trove form an ensemble that is important for the mining history of Schneeberg and that characterizes the townscape, of particular relevance in terms of mining history, local history and building history.

The former Wassergöpel and later Dampfgöpel hothouse (cf. object 08958032), built in 1851, is located on the site of the Schneeberg mountain security, on the other side of the Kobaltstrasse there is the associated mining forge from 1796 (cf. 08958029) and the former hut house with breakout room (see object 08958028) from the Weisser Hirsch treasure trove. Originally there was still a stamp mill below the greenhouse, but this had to give way to the Schneeberg-Neustädtel train station in 1859 (cf. Wagenbreth / Wächtler 1990, p. 230). The ensemble on or next to the large dump is interspersed with new buildings from the Bergsicherung Schneeberg, which has been based here since 1957.

Bergschmiede: marked 1796, in the core vmtl. 17th century, two-storey, ground floor field stones, plastered, granite door walls with keystone, inscribed "CGR 1796" and with a chiseled mountain sign, windows originally with wooden shutters, upper storey half-timbered, boarded up, threshold beveled with frontal wood, there leaf seats of the former block room visible, towed to the rear , large brick chimney with a German band as crown, saddle roof, original interior layout: in the right part of the building the blacksmith's workshop with a free-standing hearth in the middle, left half with a blacksmith's apartment, plus chambers on the upper floor (possibly surrounding bindings).

Dump: small dump of an old open pit.

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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: greenhouse with shaft including Kehrradstube and dump including dump retaining walls (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: greenhouse with shaft including Kehrradstube and dump including dump retaining walls (see also aggregate 09301518) Kobaltstrasse 42
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1851/52 (greenhouse) old location Neustädtel, together with the former Huthaus together with the Ausschlagstube (see Kobaltstraße 37) and former Bergschmiede (see Kobaltstraße 39) the treasure trove form an ensemble that is important for the mining history of Schneeberg and that has a special impact on the history of mining, local history and building history.

Greenhouse with boiler house extension: built in 1851/1852 above the shaft saddle (cf. Wagenbreth / Wächtler 1990, p. 230), originally a water goblet hothouse, 1890/1891 conversion to a steam göpel while preserving the structural substance, but with the addition of a boiler house, was given an iron one around 1937 Rope sheave chair, 1972 expansion of technical equipment and rope sheave chair, the original shape of the greenhouse with watch tower for the art bell has been preserved to this day, but has been heavily renovated - to the south-east of the new mountain smithy (part of the whole).

two-storey high building, first floor quarry stone masonry, plastered (originally made of half-timbered, upper storey later reinforced), upper storey unbricked framework, boarded up (butted boards with bar covering of the butt joints, eaves boards), hipped roof slate, roof turrets with round-arched openings (hipped roof), inside Gable triangle slate, first floor originally with shutters, two arched doors, boiler house extension: plastered construction, slate roof, high-lying round arched windows, originally with iron chimney, original interior layout: driver room in one half of the first floor, driving machine in the other half, pulleys in the loft, associated standing boiler in boiler house extension, one-room upper floor, once with workshop.

Shaft with Kehrradstube: under the driving house, with a brick Kehrradstube in the heap.

Dump: steep dump body (table dump), with high, embossed granite wall (partly also slate) as dump attachment.

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Residential house (surrounding area) in open development
Residential house (surrounding area) in open development Kobaltstrasse 47
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1st half of the 18th century old location Neustädtel, with clad half-timbered upper floor, for the region rare half-timbered house, part of the rural development in an urbanized context, historically important.

Ground floor solid, plastered, in the part facing away from the street still profiled granite walls, upper floor protruding, half-timbered cladding, original window sizes, gable roof slate, on the gable two yokes surrounding framework (peasant decorated), underneath probably half-timbered, windows with wooden walls.

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Western dwelling house, southern dwelling house, northern former farm building and cellar of a former sanatorium
Western dwelling house, southern dwelling house, northern former farm building and cellar of a former sanatorium Köhlerweg 1
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after 1889 old location Neustädtel, country estate converted into a health resort, structural evidence of the privy councilor Dr. Carl Emil Schwabe, founder of the Leipziger Allgemeine Ortskrankenkasse, established spa facilities with a social and historical significance that shapes the townscape.

Residential house (core building): two-storey plastered construction under simple Swiss style influences, facade structure through profiled window frames and circumferential cornice, two-axis central projection under the roof house with simple ornamental chevron, flat-pitched gable roof with overhang and central roof turret under the tented roof, farm buildings: two-storey plastered solid construction Windows and doors, windows in the gable partially enlarged, flat pitched gable roof under Swiss style influences with overhang, inside vaults as hanging domes between belt arches on granite pillars and console stones, cellar: core building and farm building on a steep slope above high substructures made of unplastered rubble stone masonry with segmental arched gate entrances small slotted windows, inside large parallel vaulted cones, plastered (originally to hold supplies of the care facility, which was formerly designed for economic independence).

meanwhile nursing home

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Observation tower
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Observation tower Langenbacher Strasse
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re. 1893 Building on the Keilberg with architectural and local history as well as the quality of the landscape.

on high ground floor made of exposed rubble masonry with standing in a corner buttresses octagonal tower building of red brick, observation deck behind Zinnenbalustrade, sand stone window jambs, on 1 April 1899 renaming of the Keilberg Tower in Bismarck tower and installation of a Bismarck-reliefs on the tower (relief in the 21st century no longer available).

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Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Langgasse 5
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1st half of the 18th century Upper floor half-timbered, segmental arch portal, largely authentically preserved, significance in terms of building history.

Solid ground floor, granite walls, arched door portal with keystone, original double-winged door, upper floor half-timbered, gable and one long side slated, partly original windows, original wall-opening ratio, hipped roof with dormers.

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Residential house in open development, with gate pillars, terraced garden (garden monument) and fountain
Residential house in open development, with gate pillars, terraced garden (garden monument) and fountain Langgasse 6
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2nd half of the 18th century Palatial building in the classical style , residence of the Schnorr von Carolsfeld family, who lived in the 17th / 18th centuries. Century shaped the hammer and steel industry in the Ore Mountains, famous painters and scholars emerged from the family; House has relevance in terms of local history, building history and the cityscape.

Two-storey plastered building with eleven axes with a central building protruding towards the courtyard and a flat three-axis central projectile above the high quarry-stone masonry base on the valley side with a vaulted side cellar entrance and vaulted cellars, granite window walls, corner cuboid, above the central projecting two houses under triangular gables with oculus, balcony on the first floor of the valley Console stones, front door from the construction period, garden to the valley in two terrain levels with old trees and a round, profiled fountain basin surround, two massive gate pillars on an offset floor plan made of plastered quarry stone masonry with convex granite finishes over slate cover plates.

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Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Laubegäßchen 2
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1st half of the 19th century Probably a miner's house, characteristic evidence of rural half-timbered construction in urban areas, with architectural historical significance.

Residential house on the quarry stone substructure on the valley side, ground floor solid and plastered, windows with wooden walls, upper floor half-timbered, clad, windows in historical size, saddle roof.

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Garden (garden monument) with pagoda (tea house) and gate entrance
Garden (garden monument) with pagoda (tea house) and gate entrance Laubegäßchen 4
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1771-1773 Rarity as an example of the Chinese fashion of the baroque period, of importance in terms of gardening, art history and local history.

Preserved part of a garden, the merchant Chr. Heinr. Richter had three stone terraces built on the slope of a mine dump, above the wrought-iron garden gate, with a narrow staircase above which the garden house in the shape of a pagoda rises, visible from afar, three-arched brick plinth with a beautiful wooden gate, both upper floors made of wood, the ornamental Baroque painting 1980/81 restored on the basis of existing remains.

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Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Lindenauer Strasse 2
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1st half of the 18th century old location Neustädtel, typical example of rural half-timbered construction in a small town context, with architectural historical relevance, with Karlsbader Straße 60 urban development completion of the Neustädler Markt.

Solid ground floor, windows and door changed, upper floor half-timbered plastered, windows reshaped according to ground floor changes, gable clad, high, warped slate hip roof with two rows of vertical dormers.

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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: miners' house of the treasure trove on a small heap (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: miners' house of the treasure trove on a small heap (see also aggregate 09301518) Lindenauer Strasse 12
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1st half of the 19th century (miners' house) old location Neustädtel, simple evidence of mining history in good original condition.

Sheepfold treasure trove: first mentioned in 1500, later consolidated with other pits, rich silver finds in the 16th century, cobalt ore mining in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Residential house: one-storey solid construction with plaster structure, gray plaster, plastering bottles on the door and windows, shutters, crooked hip roof, slate roofing, with standing dormers, enclosure: wooden bar fence, location of the house, on the dump of the sheepfold treasure trove.

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Individual features of the Schneeberger Revier as a whole: stamping works building (with annexes), two outbuildings (cobalt chambers), Steigerhaus, artificial ditch including teeing off to the Knappschaft pond and impact floodlight to the Radstube as well as Knappschaft pond including pond dam, overflow with weft section and bottom outlet with mouth hole (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the Schneeberger Revier as a whole: stamping works building (with annexes), two outbuildings (cobalt chambers), Steigerhaus, artificial ditch including teeing off to the Knappschaft pond and impact floodlight to the Radstube as well as Knappschaft pond including pond dam, overflow with weft section and bottom outlet with mouth hole (see also aggregate 09301518) Lindenauer Strasse 22
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1752-1753, later expanded old location Neustädtel, today a museum, site-defining complex, to be seen in the ensemble with the St. Georgen Hütte (see Forststraße 40) and the Unteren Lindenauer Teich (see Dorfstraße), outstanding historical evidence of the Schneeberg mining in very good original condition, of particular importance for the history of mining as well as of great visual and experience value.

The Pochwerkskunstgraben extend over several districts / districts: OT Schneeberg / district Griesbach or Neustädtel (Flurstk. 416, 987/23, 987/7, 987/16, 987/8, 987/22, 986/1, 986/2 ) and OT / district Lindenau (Flurstk. 1545).

From the 16th to the 19th century, the Schneeberger Revier was the world's largest mining area for cobalt ores. a. who produced the famous cobalt blue, for this purpose the ores extracted from various mines were further processed in processing plants (stamping mills, ore washes) (crushing of the ores with the help of stamping sets, then separation of ore and dead rock by washing in so-called herds), as in this case The present stamping works operated by the Siebenschlehen mine for the first time mentioned in 1495, these processing plants were mostly connected to individual pits, but some also worked independently as wage labor, the Siebenschlehen stamping works built in 1752/1753 replaced a previous stamping mill and served to process cobalt, silver and silver. and nickel ores, by 1755 a cobalt chamber was also built to store the ores from the Siebenschlehen treasure trove, around 1770 further cobalt chambers were added for the ores from the Wolfgang Maßen, Sauschwart, Priester and Adam Heber mines, and at the end of the 18th century the stamp mill received one Long-range cooker (Poc The power water to operate the water wheels and the washing water to operate the herd in the ore laundry was not obtained from the Knappschaftsteich immediately above, but via the Pochwerkskunstgraben from the Untere Lindenau pond approx. 600 m up the valley / Lindenauer Pochwerksteich (cf. zu Kunstgraben und Teich, object 09306236), in the years 1814–1817 fundamental modernization, further renovation measures 1850–1852, 1872 and 1893, 1929 cessation of operations, after renovation measures between 1942 and 1944, however, again used to process tungsten ore, 1995 reconstruction as a show facility, 2003 opening as a technical museum,

Stamp mill building, ore laundry, stamp mill annex, wheel room and laundry annex: built in 1752/1753, later additions / extensions, wide-spread building, ground floor partly rubble stones, partly half-timbered (gable renewed, upper floor half-timbered, boarded-up, high hipped roof, slate roofing, standing dormers), building complex comprised stamped dormers , Pusher hearth washing, after 1820 sweeping hearth washing and in the extensions from 1872 and 1893 transverse perturbing hearths as a replacement for long pusher hearths, on the upper floor of the ore washing originally room floor (accessible from the bridge) and apartment of the Pochwerksteigers until around 1830, the building documents today with its large area (and before especially the large width) the large space requirements of the former technical equipment (Pochätze and stoves), original technical equipment not preserved, but z. Partly reconstructed, two wheel rooms with water supply from the Pochwerkskunstgraben: built 1850–1852, quarry stone buildings with flat gable roofs, slate roofing, southern wheelhouse with wooden floodlights to supply water from the Pochwerkskunstgraben to the water wheel (new building).

Two outbuildings:

  • Cobalt chamber of the Priester and Adam Heber pits (one block house each): built until 1755, adjoining block buildings with corner combing, gable roof, slate covering, Adam Hebersche cobalt chamber moved here from another location around 1820
  • Cobalt chambers of the Wolfgang Maßen and Sauschwart pits (the former 2/3 and the latter 1/3): built around 1780, elongated solid construction, plastered, hipped roof, dormers added during renovation / reconstruction in the 1990s (previously the roof had a dormer),

Steigerhaus: built around 1830, home of the Pochwerksteigers / laundry climbers of the Siebenschlehener Pochwerk, previously lived in the Pochwerk, single-storey half-timbered building, extended attic, with preserved hut room, half-hip roof, slate roofing,

Pochwerkskunstgraben including teeing off to the Knappschaftsteich and impact floodlight to the Radstube: Feeding from the Untere Lindenauer Teich (see object 09306236), where it begins at the bottom outlet, narrow trench with dry stone walls on the side, partly sluggish, partly piped (1943) in the vicinity of the Pochwerk with wooden cover, ends Today on Lindenauer Straße, used to supply water to the Siebenschlehener Pochwerk, but originally also to the Pochwerk, Kunstgraben, which was not preserved (apart from the remains of the walls and the Pochwerk annex), a little above the water supply and be newly bricked up.

Knappschaftsteich (also known as Neuer Teich): immediately northwest of the Pochwerk complex in the valley of the Lindenauer Bach, artificially created reservoir pond in 1684, pond dam: earth dam with clay seal and tarras wall on the water side, lateral overflow with weft section (partly base reinforcement with stone decking, bank retaining walls Bach / Knappschaftsbach) and Striegelhaus (new building from the 2000s) as well as the bottom outlet with a bricked mouth hole, the Pochwerksteich, served to supply water to a further stamping mill located below the Siebenschlehener stamping mill, which has not been preserved today (Red Poching Mill from the Daniel Pit), the pond water came through the Bottom drain into the Lindenauer Bach and from there at a weir built directly next to it (stamping works weir) into the so-called Daniel stamping works ditch.

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Waystone
Waystone Lindenauer Straße 22 (in front)
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19th century old location Neustädtel, possibly Maßenstein, small testimony to the mining past, with relevance to the history of the road.

small granite stone, approx. 50 cm high, rounded at the top, with an hammered mallet and iron and the numbering 10.

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Residential house in a corner and semi-open development
Residential house in a corner and semi-open development Loessnitzer Gasse 2
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around 1915 Plastered building with shop, reform style architecture, significance in terms of building history.

Two-storey plastered building in Baroque forms, arched windows on the ground floor, original shop fitting, house entrance with half-columns and zigzag frieze, colored glass windows in the stairwell, corner bay window with serrated cornice on the 1st floor, profiled cornice, far-drawn mansard roof with roof core, slate roofing, largely original windows.

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Former corsetry factory
Former corsetry factory Magazinstrasse 1
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re. 1926 Facade in stone-faced gneiss masonry, exceptionally designed building in an expressionist style, also influenced by the New Objectivity, of importance in terms of building history.

Five-and-a-half-storey building in stone-faced gneiss masonry, the upper one and a half storeys set back, on the narrow sides two protruding narrow risalits, the wall structure accentuated by means of edgewise formats on the lintel, the clinker cladding, corner cuboid granite, horizontal rhythmization of the facade by standing windows grouped into groups of five, on the eaves zigzag frieze and double clinker strip in front of the recessed attic, the entrance bordered with a curved, low quarry stone wall, the gothic, pointed arched portal in clinker brick, three-fold, two female figures with bodices (shell limestone), inside two rooms with groin vaults and arched window frames, the one to two-storey rear extensions in the same design, brick, plastered, with original window grilles in serrated style.

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Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Magazinstrasse 7
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1st half of the 19th century One-storey plastered building with slated gable, simple workers' house with socio-historical value.

Single-storey building, solid and plastered in the front area, windows with wooden shutters, timber-framed in the rear, boarded up, gable roof with standing dormers and slated gable.

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Residential house (surrounding area) in open development
Residential house (surrounding area) in open development Magazinstrasse 9
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1687 Dendro Half-timbered building, early example of the typical regional timber construction, rare half-timbered house with log room, special significance in terms of architectural history.

Ground floor mainly half-timbered with curved headbands, plastered, three solid window axes (19th century), block room, framing, heavily profiled threshold with frontal timbers, upper floor half-timbered with K-struts, Wilder Mann, an original window, gable triangle slated, steep saddle roof, inside Beam ceiling with valleys in the block room part.

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School, formerly with town hall
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School, formerly with town hall Marienstraße 2a
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around 1895 old location Neustädtel, representative building in rich neo-renaissance as a testimony to communal self-confidence, architects: Ludwig & Hülssner, Leipzig, of architectural and local historical and architectural value.

Elongated building with a protruding central risalit and corner tower made of clinker brick over a granite base, rich facade structure through corner embossing , grooves, corner pilasters, belt cornices and strips, elaborate metal tie rods, window frames with wedge stones, open vestibule with Neustadt coat of arms, stair gable over central risalit, inside hall with groin vault and belt arches, granite column.

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Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Marienstraße 10
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Mid 19th century old location Neustädtel, relic of the suburban rural development of Neustadtel, upper arbor boarded up on the back, of architectural significance.

Rural residential building, solid ground floor, plastered, granite door and window frames, original double-leaf coffered front door with skylight, upper floor mostly half-timbered, plastered, original window sizes, hipped roof.

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town hall
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town hall Market 1
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1851-1852 Square dominating building with tower, modeled on Italian municipal palaces, of architectural and local significance.

Free-standing four-wing structure, the main facade is structured with pilaster strips, the tower is square below, octagonal above, with city arms from 1952, above the arched portal sandstone relief from 1911/12 (depicting the saga of the first silver discovery), almost completely preserved interior design from 1911/12 with an ornamental stucco ceiling , Tiles, ceramic fountain, wooden coffered ceiling in the stairwell (based on designs by Josef Goller, Dresden), colored glass windows with donor inscriptions, sayings, depictions of various trades and images of public buildings, also in the council chamber, there a large wall painting with a mining landscape by Carl Lange, 1937.

The Meißner carillon attached to the tower is worth mentioning .

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Residential house in semi-open development and in a corner location
Residential house in semi-open development and in a corner location Market 2
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1st half of the 18th century with segment arch portal, part of the baroque market development, significance in terms of building history and urban development.

Two-storey plastered building, beautiful granite basket arch portal with keystone and original double-leaf door, shop fitting, two more profiled granite window frames, on the upper floor plastered windows, profiled cornice, hip roof, slate roofing, dormer windows.

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Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Market 3
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16th century (cellar) At its core, it was a rare building fabric from before the fire in the 18th century, the facade was redesigned in a historicizing way, it was of architectural and urban importance.

Two-storey plastered building over the vaulted cellars of the previous building, windows and doors with plastered walls and Wilhelminian style consoles and roofs, simple baroque door frame with granite wedge, mansard gable roof with two rows of dormers, slate roofing, lightly brushed groin vaults on the ground floor.

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Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Market 4
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around 1720 valuable baroque component of the market development, facade redesigned in the 19th century, architectural and urban significance.

Stately two-storey plastered building with nine axes, central portal, granite walls, plaster surrounds on the door and windows from the 1860s, mansard gable roof with three-axis roof extension, dormers, slate roofing.

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Residential house in closed development, with courtyard development
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Residential house in closed development, with courtyard development Market 5
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1st half of the 18th century with shop fitting, an essential part of the baroque market development, facade redesigned in a classical style, of relevance in terms of building history and urban planning.

Two-storey plastered building with slated mansard gable roof, middle former driveway with brushed groin vaults, facade structuring by cornices and late classicist window canopies, two-axis roof house with mansard roof, standing dormer windows.

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Residential house in closed development and in corner location, with courtyard development
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Residential house in closed development and in corner location, with courtyard development Market 6
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around 1720 Stately central plastered facade, essential part of the baroque market development, significance in terms of building history and urban development. 08957911
 


Residential house in corner location and in closed development
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Residential house in corner location and in closed development Market 7
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around 1915 Reform style architecture, part of the market development, relevance in terms of building history and urban development.

Three-storey plastered building in the corner of Lößnitzer Gasse, broken corner, structure in baroque forms, especially the staircase area partly with original colored glass windows, mansard roof with dormers, slate roofing, in the rear area roof terrace.

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Residential house in closed development and rear building
Residential house in closed development and rear building Market 8
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1st half of the 18th century simple part of the baroque market development, with architectural and urban quality.

Three-storey plastered building with groin vaults above the former hallway, simple façade structuring with belts and cornices, plastering flaps, arched window reveals, slated gable roof with standing dormer windows.

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Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Market 9
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probably 1st half of the 18th century With segment arch portal, simple part of the baroque market development, of architectural and urban significance.

Two-storey plastered building, segment-arched door frame with wedge-shaped stone, historical-sized windows with wooden shutters on the ground floor, arched window reveals and simple plastering flaps, profiled eaves, slate mansard gable roof with two rows of vertical dormers.

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Ground floor and Wendelstein of a residential building in a corner
Ground floor and Wendelstein of a residential building in a corner Market 10
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Core 16th century Remains of the pre-baroque market development in Schneeberg, relevant to monuments, with high architectural quality.

Solid ground floor, changed windows, barrel vaults inside, Renaissance Wendelstein at the back in full building height, with tent roof.

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Former inn in a corner and semi-open development, today a residential building
Former inn in a corner and semi-open development, today a residential building Market 11
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subsequently re. 1543, previous building Stately plastered building, central protrusion structured with pilasters and emphasized by a deer sculpture, an important part of the baroque market development, of architectural, art-historical and urban significance.

Erected 1722–1726 for Johann Petzoldt, three-storey plastered building with stone walls, six axes, central projection structured with pilasters, stately portal with segmented arch and cranked cornice, above 3/4 plastic sculpture of a deer, pilaster Ionic order, built-in dwelling with aedicula , on it standing female figure , Mansard gable roof, slate roofing.

08957841
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Markt 12
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1st half of the 18th century Part of the baroque market development, of architectural and urban relevance.

Three-storey plastered building with a flat central projection, simple facade structure through plastered facings and colossal pilasters on the risalit, arched portal with adjacent groin vaults, slate mansard gable roof with two rows of vertical dormers.

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Residential house in closed development and in a corner, with a rear building
Residential house in closed development and in a corner, with a rear building Markt 13
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1st half of the 18th century Part of the baroque market development, of architectural historical relevance.

Two-storey plastered building, simple facade structure with plastering flaps and profiled eaves cornice, later built-in shop windows, slated mansard gable roof with two rows of vertical dormers, two-storey rear building with gate passage.

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Residential house in semi-open development and in a corner location
Residential house in semi-open development and in a corner location Market 14
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18th century Stately plastered building, part of the historical market development, of architectural and urban quality.

Three-storey plastered building with stone bevelled window walls, segmented arched door and shop window, profiled cornice, mighty hipped roof, slated, with standing dormer windows, modern four-winged windows with fixed transom.

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Residential house in closed development, with courtyard and rear building
Residential house in closed development, with courtyard and rear building Market 15
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around 1720 Front building with segment arch portal, headquarters of the Schnorr von Carolsfeld family , which were founded in the 17th and 18th centuries. Century shaped the hammer and steel industry in the Ore Mountains, the family emerged famous painters and scholars, architectural, local and urban significance.

two-storey plastered building, profiled door jambs with earings, seven axes, original cube windows, on the ground floor a colored glass window from the 19th century, gable roof with standing dormers with triangular gables, inside in the manner of a hall house with stairs leading from the entrance, considerable the inner courtyard with three-sided arcade, partially glazed, around 1720, many original doors, banisters and wooden frames of the alcove on the first floor.

08957842
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Markt 16
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around 1720, later increased Part of the market development, of architectural and urban relevance.

three-storey plastered building with stone walls, three axes, mansard gable roof, slate roofing, with standing dormers, inside a yoke groin vault.

08957843
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Markt 17
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around 1720, later increased Part of the baroque market development, with architectural historical and urban relevance.

Three-storey plastered building with groin vaults on the ground floor, the ground floor changed by installing a shop, simple facade structure with plastering flaps and cornice, profiled eaves, slated mansard gable roof with standing dormer windows.

08957917
 


Residential house in closed development, with rear building
Residential house in closed development, with rear building Markt 21
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around 1720 Part of the market development, historical and urban relevance.

Three-storey plastered building with three axes, basket arch on the ground floor, the heavily busted groin vault with belt arches rests on two cast iron columns, profiled belt cornice, gable roof, slate roofing, with standing dormer windows.

08957844
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Markt 22
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1st half of the 18th century Stately plastered building with segment arch portal, part of the baroque marketplace development of architectural quality.

Three-storey plastered building with facade structure through painted window frames and cornices, on the ground floor corner blocks plastered, segment-arched door frame made of granite with wedge stone, inside the former hallway groin vaults, basket-arched window reveals, mansard gable roof with two rows of vertical dormers.

08957849
 


Residential house in closed development and in a corner, with a rear building
Residential house in closed development and in a corner, with a rear building Markt 24
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19th century Classical plastered facade, part of the historical market development, with architectural and urban relevance.

Two-storey plastered building, ground floor changed, facade structure through plastered walls and late classicist roofs, two-axis roof house with oculus, gable roof, slate roofing, with standing dormers.

08957850
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Markt 25
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around 1720 narrow plastered building, part of the market development, important in terms of building history and urban planning.

narrow three-story plastered building with bezels around the windows, wooden shop fittings, with original lettering from the 1920s, steep pitched roof, slate roofing, with an oversized little roof house.

08957845
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Markt 26
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around 1720 stately building in the lower market area, significance in terms of building history and urban development.

Two-storey plastered building with strong interventions in the right-hand part of the ground floor, belt cornice, profiled window roofing on the 1st floor, profiled cornice, dwarf house with hipped roof, otherwise mansard gable roof, slate covering, groin vaults inside, some with belt arch.

08957846
 


Residential house in corner location and closed development, pharmacy with old pharmacy equipment
Residential house in corner location and closed development, pharmacy with old pharmacy equipment Markt 27
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in the core 18th century Part of the historical market development with architectural quality.

Three-storey plastered building with a flat risalit and simple structure through plastered garments and belt cornice, profiled cornice, with a mansard roof, standing dormer windows with curly ears, raised risalit with a dome and a gold-plated eagle, inside a star vault and historical pharmacy furnishings, door leaf in neo-baroque style.

08957851
 


House in a corner and in a semi-open development
House in a corner and in a semi-open development Markt 28
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re. 1726 Plastered facade with corner bay window, part of the baroque urban development, with relevance to urban planning and building history.

Three-storey plastered building with simple plaster walls around windows and doors, ground floor changed, building corner emphasized by two-storey box bay windows under triangular gables, bay windows with stucco medallions of the date and monogram in cartouche, hipped roof with standing dormers.

08957950
 


Former inn in a corner and open development, with ancillary building and Goethe memorial plaque
Former inn in a corner and open development, with ancillary building and Goethe memorial plaque Markt 29
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1st half of the 18th century An essential part of the baroque market development, with the townscape, local historical and architectural importance.

Two-storey plastered building with a flat risalit to the market under a gabled roof house, plastered window frames, profiled cornice, mansard roof, slate roofing, with standing dormer windows, side buildings in corresponding shapes with hipped roof, commemorative plaque (cast metal) for Goethe's stay, designated in 1932, used for a time as a city library .

08957861
 


Residential house in corner location and in closed development
Residential house in corner location and in closed development Markt 30
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1st half of the 18th century, later reshaped Plastered building with roof house, part of the small ensemble at the transition to Fürstenplatz, of architectural and urban significance.

Two-storey plastered building with three axes, the ground floor has been greatly changed by the shop fitting, plastering flaps on windows, gable roof extension, profiled cornice, hipped roof, slate covering, protruding towards the dragon's head and slated upstairs, heavily profiled cornice (deformed).

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Fountain
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Fountain Markt 30 (before)
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1935 Well basin, in it pillars with a sculpture of a miner, artistic and local historical significance.

Square fountain basin encased in granite, in it pillar with cover plate, on top of which in galvanoplasty is Bergmann with miner's lamp.

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Apartment building in open development, with side garden wall and gate
Apartment building in open development, with side garden wall and gate Neustädtler Strasse 10
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re. 1884, later reshaped with shop, historicizing plastered facade, characteristic testimony to residential and commercial building development from the Wilhelminian era, with a quality that defines the street and architectural history.

three-storey plastered building with late classicist pilasters arranged one above the other, smoothed street facade, window frames made of profiled artificial stone, console cornice, mansard roof with upright dormers, side facade with sills on brackets and straight roofs, on the ground floor built-in shop mounts with metal posts on the ground floor with sandstone walls, inscribed "Gartenobelmauer 1884" .

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Apartment building in open development
Apartment building in open development Neustädtler Strasse 11
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around 1900 Typical example of historicist development, with a street picture and architectural significance.

Three-story plastered building, ground floor with plastering, windows with gothic cast stone walls, pointed arch friezes, mighty mansard roof with modern loft extension.

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Reception building and platform paving of a train station
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Reception building and platform paving of a train station Neustädtler Strasse 29
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around 1880 (reception building) old location Neustädtel, representative building with a balanced facade design in the style of historicism, with architectural, local and traffic historical relevance.

Two-storey plastered building with pavilion-like elevated head buildings, on the city side, octagonal protruding extension, extensive plaster structure through corner blocks, plaster grooves, belt cornices, window frames with straight roofs on consoles, flat pitched gable roofs, inside large-format cast metal pillars in the former, plastered stone paving Goods shed as a single-storey plaster type construction with a wide roof overhang over the loading ramp, arched windows or freight gates, flat-pitched gable roof.

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Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Obere Ringstrasse 5
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1st half of the 19th century characteristic example of a miner's house in half-timbered construction, with architectural and socio-historical quality.

Solid ground floor, plastered, wooden window frames, upper floor half-timbered, decoratively slated with sun motifs, windows in historical size, gable sides slated, gable roof with standing dormer windows.

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Residential house in open development, with courtyard development, today a museum
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Residential house in open development, with courtyard development, today a museum Obere Zobelgasse 1
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1724-1725 Palatial four-wing building, splendid main facade richly decorated and structured by colossal pilasters, the most elegant Schneeberg baroque building, with great architectural and art historical importance. 08957931
 


Residential house in open development and in a corner, with a side archway
Residential house in open development and in a corner, with a side archway Obere Zobelgasse 2
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1st half of the 18th century, later reshaped with segment arch portal, building that shapes the plaza, first German colored paper factory in 1805, significance in terms of building history and local history.

Stately two-storey building, on the ground floor granite walls, basket arch door portal with keystone, inside groin vaults, facade decor from the 19th century on the portal and upper floor windows, gable half-timbered, slated, on the courtyard side upper arbor on the projecting upper floor, today boarded up, with original windows, hipped roof with two Rows of dormers, archway: granite round arches with keystone.

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Open-plan guest house with extensions
Open-plan guest house with extensions Obere Zobelgasse 3
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around 1930 Plastered building with natural stone plinth and two oriels, in the traditionalist style of the time, local and architectural value.

In the high gneiss-base ground floor there are ogival windows, cast walls, 1st floor plastered, two-storey bay window with plaster structure and stepped gable, hipped roof, slate covering, with pike, original lettering.

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Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Obere Zobelgasse 10
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1st half of the 18th century Despite the changes, valuable evidence of baroque urban development, especially inside, with architectural quality.

Two-storey plastered building with roof house, changed windows, high hipped roof with standing dormer windows, corridor vaulted with groin inside, stone staircase and baroque stucco ceiling, arched window reveals on console stones.

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Residential house in open development, with outbuildings
Residential house in open development, with outbuildings Obere Zobelgasse 12
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re. 1681 Plastered building with a magnificent portal, valuable baroque monument, counterpart to the Borthenreutherhaus opposite, one of the few houses that have survived from the time before the town fire of the 18th century, of architectural and local significance.

Very stately two-storey plastered building with small stairs, portal with blown triangular gable on columns, in it monogram and year, granite walls, high slate gable roof with two rows of dormers, the outbuildings two-storey, on an angled floor plan, plastered, granite walls, four slate saddle roof, the entrance hall with formerly Triangular gables and pilasters, groined vaults, in the side rooms basket-arched window niches, stucco mirrors, two iron-studded doors, between the house and the rear building a small hall with groined vaults and belt arches.

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Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Oberer Krankenhausweg 8
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1898, according to information Plastered building from the turn of the century around 1900, largely preserved in its original state, a location that characterizes the street scene and is of architectural significance.

Two-storey cube on a granite base, the facade with a flat, gabled central projection, coupled windows with central pillars, plaster ashlars at the corners, the window walls on the sides with keystones, profiled cornice, saddle roof with standing dormers.

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Road bridge
Road bridge Pochwerkstrasse
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19th century Arched bridge in the old town of Neustädtel, of importance in terms of traffic and building history.

Brick arched bridge (quarry stone) with half-height parapet, creek bed with stone decking.

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Individual monument belonging to the Schneeberger Revier as a whole: former cobalt chamber (block house) - (see also entity 09301518)
Individual monument belonging to the Schneeberger Revier as a whole: former cobalt chamber (block house) - (see also entity 09301518) Pochwerkstrasse 6
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18th century (cobalt chamber) old location Neustädtel, of mining and building historical importance.

In cobalt chambers, the cobalt mines stored the ores to be processed in central stamping works (here the so-called Upper Schnorrische stamping works). In Schneeberg, the typical construction method for these functional buildings was the block construction that is also present here. Instead of the stamp mill, the workers' house was built around 1900.

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Residential house in corner location and in a formerly closed development
Residential house in corner location and in a formerly closed development Postplatz 1
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Late 18th century Stately, broadly laid out structure, with an Art Deco portal from the 1920s, essentially a baroque building, part of the development on Fürstenplatz, of relevance to building history and urban development.

Two-storey plastered structure, massive ground floor with enlarged windows, upper storey on the eaves side massive, gable side half-timbered, two roof houses under triangular gables, with oculus or semicircular window, hipped roof with standing dormer windows, portal to the Postplatz with Hermes relief in expressionistic aedicular framing, baroque natural stone portal on the long stone portal (apparently exposed again).

08957883
 


Post office building in formerly closed development
Post office building in formerly closed development Postplatz 5
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around 1895 stately clinker brick building in the simple neo-baroque style, with architectural, local and townscape quality.

Two-storey clinker brick building on a granite polygon base with facade structure through flat central projections, sandstone pilaster strips, baroque window frames and canopies, grated ground floor windows, sandstone dormers, mansard roof.

08957897
 


Residential house in semi-open development
Residential house in semi-open development Postplatz 11
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18th century Plastered construction with segment arch portal, building historical value.

two-storey solid construction with granite walls, arched portal and keystone, steep pitched roof with standing dormers, gable framework.

08957887
 


Residential house in semi-open development
Residential house in semi-open development Postplatz 12
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in the core 18th century Upper floor half-timbered plastered, together with the neighboring house number 11 an important historical component of the Postplatz development.

Solid ground floor, changed through shop installation, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, in the rear part half-timbered on the ground floor, on a gneiss base, original front door from the 19th century.

08957891
 


Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Huthaus and Halde including the dump retaining wall (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Huthaus and Halde including the dump retaining wall (see also aggregate 09301518) Priesterstraße 5
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18th century (hat house) old location Neustädtel, of mining and local history relevance.

First mention of the Priester mine around 1495, first mining of silver ores, after 1720 also bismuth and cobalt ores, after several unsuccessful mining attempts in the 17th century in the 1st half of the 18th century, the mine was resumed, 1728 to 1864 most successful period as an important Schneeberger Silver, cobalt and bismuth pit, 1763 Installation of a piece of art, 1794 erection of a horse peg, after 1800, however, the number of cracks decreased, after 1864 initially consolidation with the Wolfgang Maßen mine, 1880 merging of several pits, including Wolfgang Maßen and priest, to the so-called Schneeberger Kobaltfeld, cessation of mining operations in the middle of the 19th century, demolition of the horse peg in 1903, sealed shaft on the back of the preserved hut house on the large-scale dump (partially fortification of the dump foot by means of dry masonry).

Hut house (originally with a breakout room - for the manual cutting of ores and deaf rock): single-storey plastered building, enlarged windows, clad gable, saddle roof with standing dormer windows.

Barn, possibly an old carpenter's house (not classified as a historical monument in 2017).

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Residential house in open development, today the parish hall
Residential house in open development, today the parish hall Ringstrasse 1
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around 1885 The clinker brick building of the Wilhelminian style, with a significant impact on the street and building history.

Three-storey clinker building on the slope over a granite base, structured by belts in glazed clinker brick, windows arranged in pairs with partly sandstone posts and lined segmental lintels, keystones as medallions, mascarons or acanthus leaves made of terracotta, cornice with a German ribbon, voluminous mansard roof with dormers made of clinker.

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school-building
school-building Ringstrasse 12
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1911-1912 Stately building in the reform style, with architectural and local historical relevance.

Above a high granite basement, a two-storey plastered building with a protruding six-axis risalit, structured by a representative main portal with a period door and outside staircase, belt cornice and coffered window pillars on the 1st floor, hipped roofs with overhanging roof, roof house under triangular gable with arched field and squeeze-stucco medallion on the side with open staircase and canopy on corbels.

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Administration building in open development
Administration building in open development Ringstrasse 14
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around 1915 (administration building) Stately plastered building with a sophisticated structure in the sense of the reform style, of importance in terms of building history.

Classicist cube of two and a half storeys, strong plaster structure, on the ground floor plaster grooves with pilaster strips between the 16-span windows, the 1st floor smoothly plastered, wide cornice, the jamb with square plastered mirrors between the windows, hip roof, the annex building on two floors, entrance with coffered Arched portal, rounded corner bay window with fleshy, floral frieze, on top of it a conical roof, serrated cornice.

08957991
 


Residential house in semi-open development
Residential house in semi-open development Ritterstrasse 1
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1st half of the 18th century characteristic part of the baroque urban renewal, with architectural quality.

Two-storey plastered building with a simple structure through plastered garments and belt cornices, profiled eaves cornice, mansard gable roof with standing dormer windows, inside arched window reveals and groin vaults over the former entrance.

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Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Ritterstrasse 4
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18th century with gate passage and segment arch portal, upper floor half-timbered plastered, largely authentic building from the 18th century, significance in terms of architectural history.

Broad, two-storey plastered building, large round-arched gate, granite walls, flat-arched door portal, with keystone, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, saddle roof.

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Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Ritterstrasse 6
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in the core 18th century stately plastered building with gate passage, architectural significance.

Two-storey, massive plastered building with a central passage, therein historic door leaf, window openings somewhat enlarged and made of plastic, profiled eaves cornice, squat gable roof with gently sloping slips, slate roofing, no roof extensions.

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Residential house in a corner and semi-open development
Residential house in a corner and semi-open development Ritterstrasse 16
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re. 1914-1916 with restaurant / café, richly structured plastered building with bay windows, in reform style, with architectural and local historical quality.

Two-storey plastered building, round bay window with figurative reliefs between the windows, bulbous box bay bay with reform-style stucco decorations, roof apron, corner roof house with two gables, corner accentuation with 3/4 relief warrior and child , door frame in reform-style coffering, arched window on the ground floor, city café (from 1937 ).

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Residential house in open development and in a corner location
Residential house in open development and in a corner location Ritterstrasse 18
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around 1800 Upper floor half-timbered plastered, part of the old city structure, significance in terms of building history.

Two-storey plastered building, solid ground floor, granite walls, upper floor half-timbered, hipped roof.

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Residential house in semi-open development
Residential house in semi-open development Rödergasse 4
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1st half of the 18th century Upper floor half-timbered plastered, characteristic example of baroque urban development, with architectural value.

Solid ground floor, to the left of the entrance baroque substance with granite walls and arched window reveals, front door with granite front staircase, right half of the house (extension from the 19th century) without walls and arched reveals, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, gable clad, gable roof over profiled eaves.

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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: former hut house (today residential building), shaft and dump including dump retaining walls (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: former hut house (today residential building), shaft and dump including dump retaining walls (see also aggregate 09301518) Schachtstrasse 8
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around 1800, established as a mountain forge old location Neustädtel, half-timbered building, of mining and building history of importance.

Fundgrube Neujahr mentioned for the first time in 1495, built with good cracks on silver ore, extraction by means of horse pegs, 1808 takeover of the mine field by the neighboring treasure trove Pankratius, from 1833 reopening of the older, meanwhile filled New Years shaft, until 1847 further sinking down to a depth of 223 m through the Treasure trove Rosenkranz, from 1875 used by the Fundgrube Gesellschaft for the purpose of mining silver, cobalt and nickel, in 1890 reaching a depth of 345 m, after 1945 again in operation as shaft 11 of the Wismut SAG.

Residential house (former hat house, originally built around 1800 as a private mountain smithy, acquired by the Fundgrube Gesellschaft in 1875, used as a hut house with prayer room and steiger apartment and mountain smithy): Solid ground floor, granite door walls, upper floor exposed framework, clad gable, slate gable roof, two windows in the gable .

Shaft: Shaft opening in the newly built mound north of the former hut, shaft down to a depth of 20 m saiger (this area has now been partly cleared and visible), then a barrel length (shaft closed in 2004 with a concrete seal in the course of storage work at a depth of 19 m and the shaft tube located above it was filled up to 11 m), the present type of shaft walling with curved shaft joints from 1790 in the Ore Mountains.

Dump: large dump with dry stone wall along the driveway to the Huthaus and following the curved course of the property on Neujahrstrasse.

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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Hut house with extension (Ausschlag building) and Halde (see also aggregate 09301518)
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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Hut house with extension (Ausschlag building) and Halde (see also aggregate 09301518) Schachtstrasse 10 around 1750 old location Neustädtel, large and townscape-defining hut house of the former Rappold mine on a large heap, of great importance in terms of mining history.

Former Huthaus: around 1750, two-storey plastered building, mainly half-timbered, this replaced by masonry in some areas, partly clad, before 2015 original cross-frame windows, winter windows, shutters (status 2015: currently renovation, use of new wooden windows), slate pitched roof,

Northern extension (formerly the main building): around 1750, clad.

Treasure trove Rappold: in operation from 1480–1835, was the most important silver mine in the area between 1494 and 1520, here in 1503/04 the first evidence of walling in the Schneeberg area in a wheel room and in the old open pit, in the 18th century rich cobalt fragments, in 1880 together with others Cobalt mines to the Schneeberger cobalt field consolidated, in the Wismut times as shaft 201 in operation, exploration work on uranium ore, however, without success.

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Individual features of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: Hut house of the main tunnel of the Schneeberger Revier, with paving on the house (see also aggregate 09301518)
Individual features of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: Hut house of the main tunnel of the Schneeberger Revier, with paving on the house (see also aggregate 09301518) Schachtstrasse 14
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1809, according to information old location Neustädtel, hut house upper floor half-timbered, also Marx-Semmler-Stolln , named after the Leipzig businessman Marcus Semler, of great value in terms of mining history.

Markus-Semmler-Stolln Upper Revier: after the Leipzig businessman Marcus Semler as the founder of the union for tunneling, initially referred to as St.-Marcus-Stolln, later name changes: Markus-Semmler-Stolln, Marx-Semmler-Stolln, Marx-Semler-Stolln , as the deepest Schneeberger adit, the main drainage adit of the Oberschlemaer and Schneeberger pits, from 1503 driven from the Zwickau Mulde in Niederschlema (adit is located in Niederschlema - see object 09304152), in contrast to other drainage adits initially driven without the support of several lords of the state (with a total length of over 220 km, the largest tunnel system in Germany), in 1554 reaching the Rappold mine, the constantly expanding tunnel was divided into an upper and lower area in 1720, hut house of the lower area: Zechenplatz 5 in Bad Schlema (see object 09299672) , near the 16th light hole, Huthaus des Oberen Reviers: built around 1780, there in 1809 (Re) construction of today's hat house at Schachtstrasse 14, 1880 Consolidation of the Tiefer Marx-Semler-Stolln pit together with other cobalt mines to form the Schneeberger cobalt field, constantly in use and thus the longest uninterrupted mine building in Germany. Huthaus Oberes Revier: two-storey building on the eaves, solid ground floor, granite walls, upper floor and gable half-timbered, gable clad, upper floor plastered, largely original window sizes, high hipped roof.

Pavement on the sidewalk in front of number 14: granite stones in brick format, row pattern.

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Enclosed school
Enclosed school Schillerstraße 22
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1913-1914, re. 1913 stately plastered building in reform style, with architectural and local historical relevance.

above a hooked floor plan and high basement floor clad with granite masonry to Schillerstrasse, three-storey plastered building, to Haydnstrasse four-storey plastered building with slate cladding on the top floor, simple plaster structure through mirror fields in the parapet area, to Haydnstrasse flat bay with sturdy volutes and shallow riser gable with main entrance, shallow gable, to the swivel gable Main portal with canopy on fluted granite pillars with a powerful volute gable, building-time door, mansard or hipped roof, fence made of plastered wall pillars with truncated pyramids made of artificial stone and a wooden bar fence in between.

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Individual monument of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: former mine management of the Schneeberger cobalt field, today residential building (see also aggregate 09301518)
Individual monument of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: former mine management of the Schneeberger cobalt field, today residential building (see also aggregate 09301518) Schlachthofplatz 4
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Early 18th century of mining historical importance.

Two-storey plastered building, granite walls, inside basket-arch window reveals, very strong walls, three-axis roof bay window, half-timbered, plastered, gabled, steep gable roof, door walls and plinth newly veneered, from 1880 to around 1905 administration of the union "Schneeberger Kobaltfeld" (originated from the merger of several Schneeberger cobalt mines, namely Bergkappe, Daniel including Siebenschlehn, Society including Sauschwart, Schwalbner Flügel, Weißer Hirsch, Georg and Princely Treaty, Wolfgang Maaßen including priest and Tiefer Marx-Semmler-Stolln, in 1880), subsequently used as a residential building and partially changed.

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Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Schlachthofplatz 6
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18th century Upper floor half-timbered clad, typical example of rural half-timbered structures in an urban context, presumably with a mining historical background, of importance in terms of building history.

Ground floor massive and changed, upper floor half-timbered, with windows of historical size, gable roof with gorged roof and gabled gables.

08957979
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Schlachthofplatz 7
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1st half of the 19th century Upper floor half-timbered, part of the mining ensemble on the cobalt field, of architectural and local significance.

Solid ground floor, six granite walls, otherwise plastered, with bezels on windows, two original winter windows, upper floor half-timbered, slated all around, gable slate, saddle roof.

08957982
 


Individual monument of the entity Schneeberger Revier: former Huthaus (see also entity 09301518)
Individual monument of the entity Schneeberger Revier: former Huthaus (see also entity 09301518) Schlachthofplatz 9
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around 1800 Single-storey plastered building, heavily renovated, of mining and local historical importance.

Hut house of a silver mine and, in the 19th century, a cobalt mine, this was built from 1533 on silver and cobalt veins, main operating time between 1715 and 1862, then combined with the Weißer Hirsch mine, hut house as a single-storey plastered building (ground floor solidly lined in 1910), gable with today Fired half-timbering, mighty mansard gable roof, slate roofing, with two rows of standing dormer windows, inscription in red on the back: "Down with the war-monger Truman - It's about war / peace" (inscription removed before 2015).

08957978
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Schreibergasse 14
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around 1800 simple example of half-timbered construction, former miner's house, of architectural and socio-historical relevance.

One-storey half-timbered building (half-timbered construction) with a solid gable wall made of unplastered stone, lattice windows, Wilhelminian style front door, slate gable roof with standing dormer windows and half-timbered gable surfaces on a broken stone base.

08958139
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Schreibergasse 24
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around 1800 or older simple plastered construction in the immediate vicinity of the barracks, interesting in terms of building history.

Two-storey plastered building, cubic, plastered structure, in the solid part plastered walls, one side half-timbered, plastered, on two floors, one side Prussian half-timbered, original window sizes, partly original windows, hipped roof (roofing felt).

08957964
 


House in a corner and in open development
House in a corner and in open development Schreibergasse 26
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19th century or older Simple plastered building, part of the old city structure, with architectural value.

Two-storey plastered building with broken corner, ground floor changed, hallway with groin vault with belt arch, upper floor with granite walls, arched window reveals, hipped roof, slate roofing, with soft-roofed dormers, partly still profiled cornice.

08957962
 


Residential house (two parts) in closed development and in a corner, with courtyard development
Residential house (two parts) in closed development and in a corner, with courtyard development Schulgasse 1
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1st half of the 18th century Part of the house on Kirchgasse with built-in shops, part of the house on Schulgasse with gate passage, main building stately plastered building with colossal pilasters, an essential part of the baroque urban structure, of value in terms of building history and urban planning.

Component on Kirchgasse: stately broad plastered building with colossal pilaster structure, seven axes, granite walls, profiled cornice, mansard hipped roof, arched portal with earings and keystone, ten riveted iron shutters on the 1st floor still preserved, which are decorated with ribbons and rosettes, component on Schulgasse: two-storey plastered building, large granite arch with keystone, two studded iron shutters, upper floor massive and heavily modified, probably flat or pent roof, entrance door 19th century, side building: solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered.

08957856
 


Residential house in open development, with a rear extension to the church square
Residential house in open development, with a rear extension to the church square Schulgasse 2
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around 1725 Plastered building with arched portal, example of baroque urban renewal, with architectural historical value.

Two-storey plastered building with granite window walls on the ground floor, large arched portal with historical door and barred skylight, windows partly as four-wing windows with standing transom, mansard hipped roof, slate covering, with two rows of vertical dormers, massive extension under a steep slate gable roof on the ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, plastered , with incised bottles.

08957925
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Schulgasse 3
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around 1800 Upper floor half-timbered plastered, simple evidence of half-timbered construction in an urban context, with building historical value.

Solid ground floor, stone window and door frames, stepping stone made of granite, wooden folding shutters, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, with windows of historical size, saddle roof with standing dormer windows.

08957859
 


House in a corner and in a semi-open development
House in a corner and in a semi-open development Schulgasse 5
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Early 19th century Upper floor half-timbered plastered, simple evidence of half-timbered construction in an urban context, with building historical value.

Ground floor massive, partly changed, stone window frames, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, with two-axis roof house, hipped roof with standing dormers.

08957860
 


Front part of the building of the former mint, today the city archive
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Front part of the building of the former mint, today the city archive Schulgasse 9
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16th century, later reshaped Plastered construction with segmental arch portal, evidence of local historical significance and high architectural quality.

Three-storey plastered building, ground floor with segmental arched entrance and two windows with granite walls, upper floors as a later addition, profiled cornice, hip and gable roof, slate roofing, groin vaults in the entrance hall with belt arches, small profiled portal with two iron-studded doors, behind it barrel vaults, there a former coin .

08957921
 


Bank building in half-open development
Bank building in half-open development Seminarstrasse 2
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around 1915 Plastered building with bay window, reform style architecture, formative building in the street scene, significant in terms of local history and architectural history.

stately, seven-axis plastered building, two-storey, with high roof bay, baroque facade structure, on the ground floor round arched windows between pilaster strips, toothed cornice, central bay window with putto relief between a fruit basket, original inscription "BANK" (gold-plated), the roof bay with pilaster strips , cartouches, the mezzanine with original windows, mansard gable roof, slate roofing.

08957880
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Seminarstrasse 5
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1st half of the 18th century with gate passage, upper floor half-timbered plastered, part of the special street scene, of architectural historical relevance.

Solid ground floor, granite walls, basket arch portal with keystone, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, mansard gable roof with a bay window.

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Hospital Church
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Hospital Church Seminarstrasse 6
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in the core 1567–1575 baroque over-molded hall church with neo-Gothic tower front; of local historical, architectural and cityscape-defining value. 08957871
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Seminarstrasse 7
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1st half of the 18th century Upper floor half-timbered plastered, part of the special street scene, highlighted by an ornate portal, historical significance.

Solid ground floor, changed by installing a shop, richly decorated granite portal with keystone, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, gable roof with pike.

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Trinity cemetery as a whole, with the following individual monuments: Parentation hall, enclosure wall, graves Zöffel, Haenel-Clauss and Andrä, crypt Uhlmann, crypt Hertel, cantor graves, graves Lehm and Wilisch, crucifix from 1683, rococo epitaph for JZ Döhnel, memorial columns to the famine victims from 1770/1771, Schnorr von Carolsfeld crypt, war memorial for the paramedics who died in the First World War (see also individual monuments 08957872), cemetery with old trees (garden monument)
Trinity cemetery as a whole, with the following individual monuments: Parentation hall, enclosure wall, graves Zöffel, Haenel-Clauss and Andrä, crypt Uhlmann, crypt Hertel, cantor graves, graves Lehm and Wilisch, crucifix from 1683, rococo epitaph for JZ Döhnel, memorial columns to the famine victims from 1770/1771, Schnorr von Carolsfeld crypt, war memorial for the paramedics who died in the First World War (see also individual monuments 08957872), cemetery with old trees (garden monument) Seminarstrasse 8
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from the 16th century Evidence of the Sepulchral Culture with architectural and local historical quality.

Cemetery (originally laid out for the plague deaths of the nearby hospital from 1529, originally probably in the shape of an isosceles triangle (Trinity), several extensions from 1680–1848) with an axial network of paths and old trees (maple avenues), 1926 plan by the Dresden garden architect Wilhelm Röhnick .

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Individual features of the Trinity Cemetery as a whole: Parentation hall, enclosure wall, artistically valuable crucifix from 1683, memorial columns to the victims of the 1770/71 famine, war memorial for paramedics, Schnorr von Carolsfeld crypt and a large number of epitaphs and graves (see text field) Seminarstrasse 8
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from the 16th century (cemetery) Evidence of the Sepulchral Culture with artistic and historical quality.

(Objective document object number 09301579)

Cemetery (originally laid out for the plague deaths of the nearby hospital from 1529, probably in the form of an isosceles triangle (Trinity), several extensions from 1680–1848) with an axial network of paths and old trees (maple avenues), last in 1926 based on plans by the Dresden gardening architect Wilhelm Röhnick

  1. War memorial for the fallen in the war of 1870/1871 as a simple, squat natural stone cuboid with a pyramidal end and chiseled Fraktur lettering, at the same time probably Carl Eduard Andrä's tomb.
  1. Epitaphs on the east wall: Paul Lobwasser, d. 1606: inscribed tombstone with sophisticated coat of arms relief with laurel, Elia and Maria Elisabeth Conradi, around 1684: inscribed tombstone with corn relief, pointed (broken) tombstone with volute and oval text field, tombstone with two putti and cross, grave slab with two putti holding a tablet.
  1. On the northeast wall of the Härtel family crypt ruin (Seifensiedemeister, a line from the Breitkopf & Härtel family music publisher , Leipzig), originally in the form of an ante temple with two grave obelisks on the back wall, Ionic pillars made of wood except for one copy and roof missing after collapse, side and back walls made of plastered brickwork with internal structure in blind arch niches with yoke division by Ionic half-columns.
  1. Inscription on the left obelisk: “Rest a moment, restless wanderer. You can find an example of calm and restlessness here. Because in this crypt the ephemeral of the noble (n well) born woman Annen Katherinen born. Clerk of Mr. Lic: Imanuel Heinrich Barmans Königl. Dane, Leib Medic. and Margravial (...) Councilor and widow who was left behind. She saw the world as a home (place) of true rest in the year (16) 86 on April 29th. Her body was subject to much restlessness. But her soul found (and) rest in God, this rest banished all unrest. Which the illness (s) and early death of your first spouse, Mr. Ch (ri) stian Hebers, the best mountain master, caused (...) love and respect. Her other marriage (sta) nd lasted longer. He had all temporal (he) bliss but also (much) unrest. What God's word ended (...) and death ended. He came on (?) April 1739 and at (ur) rest. The resting bones want a movement so that they come to (r) rest. "

Inscription on the right obelisk: “Dear monument to a loyal sister Mrs. Annen Dorotheen verwit = judge. Silence! / Stand still / a little./After the silence to Zion / flowing pilgrim./This crypt is a / holy silence of one / effort = but / God. Widow / Fr. Annen Sophien / b. House village woman. / You adorn the with / Mr. Enoch scribe / distinguished citizen / purchase = u. Merchant / all here. / From the year 1716 to / into the 1747 year./3 times (...) led / Marital status. / Still with a quiet calm: /enheit./She saw the world in / year 1695 / May 19th / Frequent / but she shed quiet tears / as a widow / became a widow / as a heartfelt / sad woman / as a miserable / desolate widow / as a dove sang / oh long cooing sick / like a roaring lion / tore a painful one / Gout her limbs / Even under spiritual temptation / she held fast to God / in silence / This exemplary silence / in the city, / Her end was / on April 6, 1768 / Here are the bones / a time / in the silence / those who shout with the pure spirits without / stopping, in heavenly silence / to the Lord. ”(cemetery administrator Steffen Schlesinger, archivist Dieter Schulze)

  1. On the northeast wall of the Schnorr von Carolsfeld crypt, from 1677. Dorising columns support entablature and a curved roof, the structure is open on three sides (wrought iron railing), the back is closed by a wall, with an opening with a colored glass window by Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld , Christ Assumption based on the motif of his illustrated Bible from 1860 shows.
  1. Tomb of the paper manufacturer Haenel-Clauss, after 1893: stone sarcophagus with angled grave slab.
  1. Tomb child with urn
  1. Above the mass graves of the dead from the famine of the 1770s, two obelisk-like, heavily overgrown memorial columns on square plinths, so-called hunger columns
  1. Döhnel tomb, around 1750: epitaph with scrolling writing tablet, tree-like crown with two children's figures
  1. Tomb of the family of the physician Heinrich Weiß (1920/23): stylized temple front with two fluted columns with Ionic capitals framed by a writing plate with Aesculapian relief
  1. Günther grave site, around 1905: Enclosure and rear wall with elements strongly influenced by Viennese Art Nouveau
  1. Grave site Hübers, around 1930: artistically valuable, beautifully designed back wall in the expressive graphic style of the 1920s, with an eye in a triangle and a partly representational, partly ornamental dance that surrounds the tablet
  1. Grave site Wilisch, 1893/94, Julius Robert Wilisch (1819–1894) and Alexandrine Louise Wilisch b. Rauch (1838–1893), Julius Robert W. was the second son of Gottfried Heinrich Wilisch (1771–1837), who founded the local colored paper industry. JRW continued the production after the early death of his father. Round-arched inscription tablet with keystone, enclosure, framed by half-columns and a neo-baroque curved hood
  1. Schmalfuß grave site, around 1905: panels on the back wall with contemporary Art Nouveau-influenced writing and ornamentation.
  1. Clay grave site, around 1900: neo-baroque back wall with framing pilasters and curved hood, therein Christ relief, round-arched writing tablet, sandstone and gabbro.
  1. Tomb Johanna Ebertherin, died 1749. Epitaph with writing tablet and beautiful ornamental crown, in it the Lamb of God. Inscription: “Here rest the mortal of a faithful wife and loving mother. She was Mrs. Johanna Christiana Ebertherin. On July 6th, 1711, it increased the number of the living. On August 25, 1733 she was married to Mr. Joh. Gottfr. Lehm ordered Kirchner here in Schneeberg, whom she delighted with love and loyalty through seven children, but the life of the last one cost her her life, because she died as a woman in childbed. May 20, 1749 in the 38th year of her age and 16th of her lovingly led marital status. So rest your tired body / those who remember you / and will be with you / one day in d. Heaven. "
  1. Crucifix by Andreas Petzoldt (1628–1703, see also works in Jöhstadt and Bernsbach, the Petzold family helped shape Schneeberg sculpture since the beginning of the 17th century). 1683, six meter high devotional cross, originally elsewhere, with the crucified and kneeling in front of it Maria Magdalena,

Testimony of baroque sculpture of supra-local artistic importance, with a later foundation using the grave slab of Michael Hoffmann, Rector of the Latin School, d. 1740? Front of the base cross with snake (Joh. 3, 14 and 15). The inscription on the base: “For the love of his crucified Jesus, Mr. Georg Meyer, distinguished merchant, has a good memory here, because God has blessed him in his nourishment and low origin, namely marital status, born in the sub-schema, in honor of God and this church of God Acker erect this crucifix at his own expense and have it manufactured, July 30, 1683. Made by Mr. Andreas Betzold sculptor here. ”Georg Meyer (d. 1702) apparently donated this crucifix as atonement because he was involved in local political unrest in 1675.

  1. Uhlmann grave site (family ties to Robert Schumann): very sophisticated antique female figure in front of a broken column, framed by two Corinthian columns with ornamental round arches, probably from the end of the 19th century
  1. Tomb for the sculptor Georg Zöffel, died 1910: girl figure in front of a cross
  1. Memorial stone for paramedics who died in World War I as a simple, horizontally stored monolith.
  1. Memorial cross for miners
  1. Sandstone trough with initials, 18th d. early 19th century.
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Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Seminarstrasse 9
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re. 1832 with segment arch portal, simple example of small-town residential development, with relevance to building history.

Solid ground floor, with plastered walls, segment-arched door frame with dated wedge stone and designation "CAS", upper floor half-timbered, plastered, with profiled eaves board, gable roof, slate covering, with two standing dormer windows.

08957881
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Seminarstrasse 10
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in the core of the 16th century Broad plastered building, of architectural value, as a former hospital of local historical importance.

Broad, massive, two-storey plastered building, chamfered porphyry walls on the 1st floor, clad gable triangle, plaster from GDR times, gable roof with standing dormers.

08957874
 


Residential house in semi-open development
Residential house in semi-open development Seminarstrasse 15
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1st half of the 19th century Part of the historical urban structure, of relevance to the history of the building.

two-storey plastered building with profiled stone walls, granite door portal, four axes, two-axis roof bay, half-timbered, plastered, gable roof, slate covering.

08957877
 


Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Seminarstraße 19
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around 1800 with basket arch portal, typical example of a house in Schneeberg from around 1800, of architectural significance.

Two-storey quarry stone building with profiled granite walls, arched door portal with keystone, seven axes, three-axis roof bay window, the gable triangle clad, with segmented arched windows, gable roof.

08957873
 


Residential house in closed development, with courtyard development
Residential house in closed development, with courtyard development Seminarstrasse 31
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2nd half of the 18th century with segment arch portal, characteristic example of baroque urban renewal, with architectural historical value.

Two-storey plastered building with a two-axis flat central projectile, segmented arched door frame with keystone, window frames made of natural stone, projected ceiling raised by a gable-topped roof house, slate mansard gable roof with two rows of vertical dormers, historical door leaf.

08957869
 


villa
villa Seminarstrasse 39
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around 1895 Buildings with a late classical structure, evidence of bourgeois living culture, with relevance to the history of the building.

Two-storey plastered building on a granite polygonal masonry plinth made of two different heights with fine plaster grooves (removed on the street side), on the ground floor plastered window walls, on the upper floor windows on elongated consoles framed by rounded aedicules with wedge-shaped stone, uniaxial, raised entrance risalit on the side with framing of the house entrance with fluted columns and triangular gables, diamond cuboids in the parapet area, profiled cornice and mansard roof, the raised component with an additional cornice at the height of the upper floor windows.

08957870
 


Residential house in open development and retaining wall
Residential house in open development and retaining wall St.-Georgen-Gasse 1
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Early 18th century Single-storey plastered building with a roof house, part of the historical scattered settlement "Am Gehänge", of social and historical importance.

Dry stone wall made of granite, gneiss and other stones, residential building: small single-storey plastered building, modified windows, gable framework, oversized roof bay window, slated, gable roof, towed away from the rear.

08957938
 


Residential house in semi-open development
Residential house in semi-open development St.-Georgen-Gasse 2
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1st half of the 19th century with gate passage, upper floor half-timbered plastered, as part of the old local structure, evidence of half-timbered construction in an urban context, with architectural quality.

Solid ground floor, historical windows with wooden shutters, broken-in garage, plastered upper floor half-timbered, historical windows in wooden walls, simple eaves cornice, gable roof with clad gable.

08957935
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development St.-Georgen-Gasse 4
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around 1800 Upper floor slated, building typical of the time and landscape, of architectural significance.

Ground floor quarry stone, partly brick, plastered, upper floor half-timbered, slated all around, gable slate, pitched and hipped roof, slate covering, new roof extension.
Removed from the 2015 list of monuments: no more half-timbered houses.

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Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development St.-Georgen-Platz 1
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18th century Upper floor half-timbered clad, mighty mansard roof, with building-historical and place-defining significance.

On a square floor plan, the ground floor is solid and plastered, the windows partially enlarged, the upper floor half-timbered plastered, facing St. Georgenplatz, with some historical windows, a mighty mansard roof with a richly profiled mansard eaves and a standing dormer window.

08957937
 


Residential house in open development and retaining wall
Residential house in open development and retaining wall St.-Georgen-Platz 3
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Early 18th century Upper floor half-timbered clad, part of the historical scattered settlement »Am Gehäng«, largely authentically preserved, of architectural significance.

Small residential building, solid ground floor, plastered, four granite walls, upper floor half-timbered, clad, clad gable, partly historical windows, gable roof, towed from the back over an extension from the 19th century, brick, plastered, roof bay, retaining wall: dry stone wall made of different stones.

08957939
 


House in corner location and in open development, with memorial plaque
House in corner location and in open development, with memorial plaque St.-Georgen-Platz 4
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1st half of the 18th century mighty building block of the baroque urban renewal, residential house of the chief miner August Herder , son of the poet Johann Gottfried Herder , with architectural and local historical quality.

Residence of the chief miner Freiherr August von Herder, a two-storey plastered building with granite walls on the ground floor, drilled door frame with keystone, metal plate to commemorate Johann Gottfried Herder's stay with his son in 1803, arched gate, side front with four-axis roof house under triangular gable, profiled cornice , Gable roof.

08957936
 


Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: residential building on the dump including the dump retaining wall (see also aggregate 09301518)
Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: residential building on the dump including the dump retaining wall (see also aggregate 09301518) Stiftstrasse 12
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from 1472 old location Neustädtel, small dump evidence of local ore mining, clinker construction typical of the time, of importance in terms of building history and mining history.

Dump: small dump of a mine shaft of the Münzerzeche (Münzer-Zeche, named after its owner Hans Mün (t) zer), small silver and cobalt mine on the Mühlberg, already in operation in 1472, extraction by means of horse pegs, but insignificant yields.

Residential house: single-storey clinker brick building with segmented arched windows, alternation of yellow clinker brick and red shaped stones, cornice, the keystones on windows in cast stone, ornamental bands, toothed cornice, gable roof with standing dormers, slate.

Retaining wall: mixed masonry, on top of a stem fence .

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Individual monument of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: former mountain monastery, later mining office, today residential building (see also aggregate 09301518)
Individual monument of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: former mountain monastery, later mining office, today residential building (see also aggregate 09301518) Stiftstrasse 14
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1826 old location Neustädtel, striking plastered building, central elevation with Palladio window motif, strictly classical building, of architectural, mining and local historical importance.

Two-storey plastered building, plastered window and door frames, entrance axis with front door from the building era accented by wide colossal iron and serliana under the tympanum with thermal bath window and console cornice, profiled eaves cornice, crooked hipped roof with upright dormer windows, right broken corner raised by the 2nd floor under the roof hood, coat of arms stone (2nd half 18th century) on the broken corner: Prince's crown over mallets and iron and SB, building built in 1826 as a mountain pen / mountain hospital for sick and injured miners (Bleyl names 1843 as the year of construction), later it served as an administrative building for the “Schneeberger Kobaltfeld” union (possibly from 1905 - see mine management of the Schneeberg cobalt field, object 08957981) and from 1923 to 1946 as the mining office for the mining area in Schneeberg.

08958137
 


Residential building (without extension)
Residential building (without extension) Teichstrasse 27
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18th century old location Griesbach, part of the village structure, with architectural quality.

Solid ground floor, enlarged windows, upper floor single-bar timbered, plastered, with original size windows, slated gable, saddle roof.

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Residential stable house with attached barn of a farm
Residential stable house with attached barn of a farm Teichstrasse 48
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1st half of the 18th century old location Griesbach, upper floor half-timbered, plastered, largely authentically preserved part of the rural settlement structure, with architectural significance.

Ground floor massive, eaves-side entrance situation changed, windows in historical size, sills made of quarry stone, gable-side single-winged wood shutters, partly winter windows, upstairs single-bar framework, plastered, windows the size of the building period, gable roof, barn extension with side over granite ashlar plinth, timber framework boarded.

08957997
 


Residential stable house, two side buildings (one with upper arbor) and barn of a four-sided courtyard
Residential stable house, two side buildings (one with upper arbor) and barn of a four-sided courtyard Teichstrasse 54
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1726 old location Griesbach, residential stable house upper floor half-timbered, stately evidence of the old local structure, of architectural importance.

Residential house: Ground floor quarry stone masonry, plastered, windows and front door changed, high upper floor half-timbered plastered, windows slightly enlarged, with sawn borders, gable and outside newly boarded, mighty gable roof with mountain door and slate covering, auxiliary building: ground floor solid, plastered, upper floor half-timbered with upper arbor ( four-bayed), half-hipped roof, barn: massive, with historical entrance to the barn and gate, half-hipped roof.

08958045
 


Residential house in semi-open development and in a corner location
Residential house in semi-open development and in a corner location Pot Market 2
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1st half of the 18th century Plastered building that characterizes the plaza, part of the baroque urban development, of architectural significance.

Free-standing baroque building with nine axes on an irregular floor plan, plastered basket arched portal in a flat three-axis central projection, profiled cornice, groin vaults with belt arches on the ground floor, hipped roof, slate roofing, with two rows of roof houses, granite window frames facing the inner courtyard.

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Inn in closed development
Inn in closed development Pot Market 3
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2nd half of the 18th century Part of the urban baroque development, with relevance to building history and the image of the square.

narrow two-storey plastered building, three axes, central axis pulled forward as a slight risalit and raised on the 2nd floor under triangular gable, high mansard gable roof with two rows of vertical dormers, windows with plastered walls, door frame with skylight and keystone.

08957949
 


House in a corner location and in closed development, with an extension to Topfmarktgasse
House in a corner location and in closed development, with an extension to Topfmarktgasse Pot Market 4
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re. 1797, core presumably. older Upper floor half-timbered plastered, part of the urban baroque development, with architectural historical and plaza-defining significance.

Solid ground floor, with built-in shop, upper floor openings largely original size, compact hipped roof with three small standing dormers, slate roofing.

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Residential house in semi-open development
Residential house in semi-open development Topfmarktgasse 2
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around 1800 Upper floor half-timbered clad, part of the old local structure, with architectural value.

Ground floor solid and plastered, granite window frames, front door with three-step granite front staircase, upper floor half-timbered, plastered on the eaves side, clad gable side, historical windows, some with six-point sprouts, crooked hipped roof with vertical dormers, historical front door with skylight, profiled eaves cornice.

08957948
 


Archway of a former farm
Archway of a former farm Waldesruh 10
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19th century old location Griesbach, the last remnant of a stately farm, importance for local history.

Round arched archway made of quarry stone with iron hinges and slate covering, on both sides approx. 50 cm remains of enclosure wall.

08958068
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Webergasse 15
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2nd half of the 19th century Plastered half-timbered upper floor, characteristic example of half-timbered construction in an urban context, of architectural significance.

Elongated structure with a solid ground floor, partly stone window frames, partly wooden walls, high upper floor made of half-timbered with simple plaster structure with belts, pilaster strips and gray plaster surfaces, slate hipped roof, partly four-winged windows with six-point sprouting, historical door.

08957904
 


Residential house in open development
Residential house in open development Webergasse 23
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Late 18th century Upper floor half-timbered clad, example of rural construction, social-historical significance.

Small rural house, massive ground floor, a horizontal window on the gable side, upper floor three-sided half-timbered, presumably single-bar, plastered, window directly under the eaves, steep gable roof, gable triangle slated.

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Residential house (without extension) in open development and in a corner
Residential house (without extension) in open development and in a corner Webergasse 27
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Mid 19th century Upper floor half-timbered, evidence of rural living in urban space, of social and historical importance.

Solid ground floor, newly plastered, upper floor half-timbered, slated all around, gable and pitched roof slate, standing dormer windows, original window sizes.

08957965
 


Residential stable of a former two-sided courtyard
Residential stable of a former two-sided courtyard Wiesenweg 8
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18th century old location Griesbach, upper floor timber-frame clad, part of the old local structure, with architectural historical value.

Solid ground floor, arched windows with shutters and porphyry walls, upper floor half-timbered, clad, windows slightly enlarged, saddle roof, narrow side attached to the rear eaves side, Prussian caps in the stable part .

08958073
 


Residential house in half-open development, today cath.  Rectory
Residential house in half-open development, today cath. Rectory Zobelplatz 4
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1st half of the 18th century representative baroque building, plastered building with beautiful facade structure and basket arch portal, of architectural significance.

two-storey plastered building with seven axes, granite walls, basket arch portal with keystone, straight profiled window and door roofing, original door, window plaster frames with delicate decor, profiled belt and cornice, high mansard gable roof with dormers, slate roofing, timber-framed upper floor protruding towards the courtyard (formerly Arcade).

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Factory owner's house (with equipment) and administration building (laboratory) of a former chemical factory, with enclosure
Factory owner's house (with equipment) and administration building (laboratory) of a former chemical factory, with enclosure Zobelplatz 5; 6
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re. 1894 (administration wing) Largely authentically preserved group of buildings from three periods of origin, more recent buildings with representative clinker brick façades and rich interior fittings, with architectural, architectural and local history as well as cityscape-defining value.

Residential building in corner location: simple two-storey plastered building with plastered window borders and arched window reveals, partly flat groin vaults with belt arches, partly Prussian caps, hipped roof, slate roofing, original windows and doors, extension: via sandstone-clad basement floor with central access and building-period door (formerly a door from the building period ) narrow two-storey clinker brick building with rich sandstone structure in French neo-renaissance, 1st floor with central Serliana and a round balcony in front (exit now walled up), three-axis 2nd floor with fan rosettes over the windows, steep slate-roofed hip roof, original windows and doors in the interior of the manufacturer's apartment and in the extension: former driveway with ceramic tiles and profiled walls and ceilings, lower vestibule with ceramic tiles and neo-renaissance stucco ceiling, representative staircase with stucco marble fields in the stairwell, grounds r as a marble balustrade, on the 1st floor upper vestibule with table parquet, colored glazing in the window and rich stucco ceiling, ballroom with heavy neo-Renaissance ceiling with partly figurative representations, remains of wallpaper, on the 2nd floor hall with Serliana opening with a short level staircase to the staircase behind with a spiral staircase Iron staircase to the top floor, administrative building: on the slope above the basement with heavy sandstone rustication, two-storey clinker building with rich neo-renaissance sandstone integration through window frames and canopies, belts and cornices, two flat side elevations with coupled windows and lush, in some cases figurative, relief decoration of the window arches Above the windows, facade centering through octagonal box bay windows over two storeys under a slate-covered pointed hood, in front of the building a light shaft with iron grating from the time of construction, original windows and doors, inside simple stucco ceilings.

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Ground floor and basement of a residential building in open development, as well as the enclosure wall of the property to the boiler place
Ground floor and basement of a residential building in open development, as well as the enclosure wall of the property to the boiler place Zobelplatz 8
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18th century (ground floor residential building) Plastered construction with segment arch portal, inside groin vault, significance in terms of building history.

Ground floor quarry stone masonry, vaults refer to the 18th century, large barrel vaulted cellar with two door frames (natural stone), historic metal cellar door, cellar probably a relic of the town center around 1500.

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Residential building in closed development
Residential building in closed development Zwickauer Strasse 2
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1st half of the 18th century Baroque plastered building with a fine stucco decor that defines the townscape, of importance in terms of building history.

Three-storey plastered building with seven axes, the central projectile with a triangular gable (oculus), plaster grooves and profiled window roofs, fine rocaille shapes (especially on the first floor), plastered windows on the windows, gable roof with two dormers, eight-field grooved windows.

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Residential house in semi-open development
Residential house in semi-open development Zwickauer Strasse 30
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around 1800 Upper floor half-timbered clad, basket arch portal, part of the suburban development, historically important.

high base made of quarry stones, granite walls on the ground floor, arched door portal with keystone, upper floor half-timbered, clad, mansard gable roof, slate roofing, with little roof house.

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Residential house in semi-open development and rear extension, as well as lateral fencing with gate entrance (in front of No. 34a)
Residential house in semi-open development and rear extension, as well as lateral fencing with gate entrance (in front of No. 34a) Zwickauer Strasse 34
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1st half of the 18th century Plastered building with segment arch portal, part of the baroque urban development, with architectural significance.

Two-storey plastered building with granite window walls, arched door frame with wedge stone, profiled eaves cornice, gable roof with standing dormers and dragged gables, gable slated, four wall posts with granite top in spherical shape and a curved picket fence in between.

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Lindenau

image designation location Dating description ID
Trigonometric point with a lattice tower (Map) 1st half of the 20th century (survey point) Steel truss construction on a square floor plan approx. 10 m high, scaffolding is a rarity, significant in terms of surveying history.

Trigonometric point: Lattice mast tower as a steel framework construction on a square floor plan of approx. 10 m height (at Waldschänke).

Lattice masts were dismantled for overflying in the 1990s, so this scaffolding is extremely rare.

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Individual features of the totality of the Schneeberger Revier: artificial pond with pond dam including overflow structure and Striegelhaus (see also totality list - Obj. 09301518)
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Individual features of the totality of the Schneeberger Revier: artificial pond with pond dam including overflow structure and Striegelhaus (see also totality list - Obj. 09301518) At the forest pond
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1745/46 Mining water management system of importance in terms of mining history and the landscape.

Teichdamm (earth dam with tarras wall on the water side) with Striegelhaus (building made of quarry stone masonry on a square floor plan, above it a steep gable roof, possibly with the original Striegel) and overflow structure (at the southern end of the pond dam), artificial pond created in 1745/46 (today known as a forest pond) belonging to the "water supply facilities in the Lindenauer Grund", penultimate pond of a whole pond cascade (see Meilen Blätter), drained into the eastern Stockteich (mill pond of the Stockmühle) or directly into the Schlema towards the downstream Siebenschlehener Pochwerk (see object 08958116 ), converted into bathing water in the 20th century.

09306235
 


Outbuilding of a sports field At sports field 3 (near)
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1st half of the 20th century (sports building) single-storey building, timber-framed, example of small architecture in traditional construction, with socio-historical aspects; Formerly changing house of the sports field and accommodation option Non-sedentary, small single-storey building, boarded with wood, original windows and door with skylight, boarded gable, gable roof, slate roofing, toilets with original windows in the extension, pent roof. 08958053
 


Waystone At the Waldschänke 1 (near)
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End of the 19th century Testimony of the traffic engineering, of importance in terms of traffic history.

slender granite cuboid, approx. 1.50 m high, with a pyramidal tip, incised: Lindenau, Lichtenau and Weißbach, each with arrows in the appropriate direction.

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Stable house of a farm Bachweg 1
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1st half of the 19th century Upper floor half-timbered, part of the old local structure that has largely been preserved in its original form, of significance in terms of architectural history.

high ground floor (probably quarry stones), plastered, partly lying windows, five wide buttresses on the valley side up to the approach of the upper floor (gneiss plan), upper floor half-timbered, plastered, boarded gable, saddle roof, profiled eaves boards, window sizes preserved.

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Stable house of a farm Danieler Weg 5
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re. 1848 Upper floor half-timbered, arched portal to the courtyard, largely authentically preserved testimony to the rural way of life, of architectural significance.

Solid ground floor, profiled granite walls, arched granite door walls with keystone, upper floor all around half-timbered, courtyard side slate, otherwise plastered, gable roof, slate covering, original window sizes, inside Prussian cap vault, keystone inscribed "CF Otto 1848".

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Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: artificial pond with pond dam including bottom outlet with rifle house and overflow structure (see also aggregate 09301518) Dorfstrasse
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1838 including the outgoing Pochwerkskunstgraben in the ensemble with the Siebenschlehener Pochwerk (see Lindenauer Straße 22), mining water management systems of importance for the history of mining and the landscape.

Kunstteich extends over several districts / districts: OT / district Lindenau (Flurstk. 1203) and OT Schneeberg / district Griesbach (Flurstk. 197),

Pond dam: earth dam with quarry stone masonry on the water side, to the south bottom outlet into the outgoing Pochwerkskunstgraben with Schützenhaus and Holzschütz (retaining walls of the pond dam at the inlet round off), further north three-span overflow structure with wooden gates (retaining walls here also rounded off the side masonry of the overflow, of the adjoining brook with stone decking), after 1990 renewed bottom outlet at the deepest point in the middle.

Art pond created in 1838 (also: Lindenauer Pochwerksteich, today called Meier pond), outgoing artificial moat older, belonging to the "water supply facilities in the Lindenauergrund", lies to the west and slightly above the former Bergmeisterteich (Knappschaftsteich, today also called Neuer Teich) , mainly stored water from the tunnels and Lindenauer Bach (Michaelis-, St.-Catharina-, Hercules- and Fuchsloch-Tunnels) above the valley. Bergmeister or old St. Catharina pond was between Unterem Lindenauer and Knappschaftsteich - remains of the dam have been preserved.

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school-building
school-building Schulstrasse 6
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re. 1853, later reshaped Plastered construction with roof turrets, of architectural and local significance.

Two-storey, massive plastered building, refurbished, window frames probably sandstone, painted porphyry-like, overall color scheme not suitable for listed buildings. Quadruple windows in the central axis later than 1853, roof turrets probably also, gable roof, slate roofing, three small standing dormers.

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Residential building Waldstrasse 3 End of the 19th century Clinker brick building in the typical design of the turn of the century around 1900, echoes of the Swiss style, of architectural significance.

Single-storey clinker brick building with echoes of the Swiss style, flat central projectile with a dwarf house, there double windows with profiled central mullions, windows alternating with yellow, red and black clinker brick, pitched roof, slate roofing, with sawn windboards, standing dormers with ornamental chasms and decorative metal spikes .

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Remarks

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

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Individual evidence

  1. Meltzer 1716, p. 903.
  2. ibid, p. 186f.
  3. Gernot Dietze: Small monuments, often little noticed gems of our homeland. In: Messages of the Landesverein Sächsischer Heimatschutz e. V. 09/1999, p. 11 ff.
  4. ^ Cf. Christian Meltzer : Historia Schneebergensis Renovata. Schneeberg 1716, p. 187 ( scan in Google book search).
  5. a b c water supply companies in the Lindenauer Grund. In: Yearbook for mining and metallurgy in Saxony. Freiberg 1840, p. 58.
  6. Schneeberg wants to beautify the baroque city center . Fee-based article in: Freie Presse , June 5, 2014.
  7. Dehio Sachsen II, p. 900: Church to Our Dear Women
  8. ^ Church see Dehio Sachsen II, p. 900
  9. Wagenbreth / Wächtler 1990, p. 230.
  10. Journal aces in Building encyclopedia, accessed on 12 October 2017th