List of cultural monuments in Schwarzenberg / Erzgeb.

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Schwarzenberg coat of arms
View of the castle and the town church

The list of cultural monuments in Schwarzenberg / Erzgeb. contains the cultural monuments in Schwarzenberg / Erzgeb. and its districts. This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Saxony .

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  • Location: If available, street name and house number of the cultural monument; The list is basically sorted according to this address. The map link leads to various map displays and gives the coordinates of the cultural monument.
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  • Description: structural and historical details of the cultural monument, preferably the monument properties
  • ID: is awarded by the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony. It clearly identifies the cultural monument. The link leads to a PDF document from the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony, which summarizes the information on the monument, contains a map sketch and often a detailed description. For former cultural monuments sometimes no ID is given, if one is given, this is the former ID. The corresponding link leads to an empty document at the state office. The following icon can also be found in the ID column Notification-icon-Wikidata-logo.svg; this leads to information on this cultural monument at Wikidata .

Schwarzenberg, old town

image designation location Dating description ID
Monument protection area of ​​the old town of Schwarzenberg
 Monument protection area of ​​the old town of Schwarzenberg (Map) 13-19 Century (monument protection area) Monument protection area Altstadt Schwarzenberg (suggestion) 09301852
 
Apartment building in open development Bahnhofstrasse 3
(map) 		around 1900 Distinctive, historicizing plastered building with facade elements typical of the time, of importance in terms of building history and local development. 09201731
 
Apartment building in open development Bahnhofstrasse 4
(map) 		1900 Representative, historicizing clinker-sandstone facade, of architectural significance.

Two-storey clinker brick building above the basement, the facade is structured by sandstone, tail gable, profiled windows, column portal and elaborate wooden door with a metal mesh.

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Administration building in open development Bahnhofstrasse 6
(map) 		1925-1926 A building built in the traditionalist style with rich ornamental decoration, the entrance plan with a bent and blown triangular gable, inscription plaque, reliefs (one with ducat men), ornamental parts, pilasters and the original entrance door, significant in terms of building history and unique in this form in Schwarzenberg.

Laterally similarly rich bay windows, the roof, which is visible from afar, slated and with gabled dormers or tow hatches.

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Residential house in semi-open development Bahnhofstrasse 10
(map) 		around 1910 Uniform planning with Bahnhofstrasse 12 and 14, significance in terms of building history, of relevance to urban development. 09306012
 
Semi-open residential building Bahnhofstrasse 12; 14
(card) 		around 1910 Representative residential building with a shop area, in the reform style of the time around 1910, historically significant, as a dominant corner building over a semicircular floor plan, also defining the townscape.

Three-storey plastered building over a semicircular floor plan, ground floor arcade-like shop zone with large arched windows, central bay window, extended attic, mansard roof.

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Post office with extension Bahnhofstrasse 13
(map) 		1902-1903 Representative, elongated building with a rich clinker-sandstone facade, built in neo-Gothic forms, inside still parts of the original equipment (e.g. doors), plus a later extension, important in terms of architectural and local history. 09201729
 
School (No. 2), side gym (No. 2a), open staircase and green area in front Bermsgrüner Strasse 2; 2a
(card) 		1914-1916 Representative school building from the time after 1900 with a high hipped roof, roof turrets and elaborate, partly historicizing facade design, interior original furnishings, of architectural, artistic and local significance.

The building, built in 1914, is an extremely high-quality testimony to the architecture of the early 20th century, especially since the interior has been completely preserved. The design of the “neoclassical” building corresponds to the quality of the school buildings in Dresden that were built at the same time. Inscription on the portal: "Professor Oswin Hempel - 1914 - Designed and directed - 1916 - City planning officer Tilsen".

School free space: Geometric garden in front of the building, the symmetrical design of the garden relates to the central axis of the main wing, terraced in three levels: the top level directly adjacent to the building made of granite paving, along the upper edge of the embankment remains of a low, cut yew hedge ( Taxus baccata) as well as a winter lime tree (Tilia cordata) and a horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum), embankment to the second level bridged by two-armed granite stairs in the central axis, middle level accessed by a hippodrome-shaped path with a water-bound ceiling and central path along the main axis, within the lawn mirror in between three stumps each, overhang to the lowest level again via centrally located stairs and curved path with a water-bound ceiling, along the upper slope edge (here in remnants) and the stairs cut yew hedge, lower level laid out like a bastion, with cut En hornbeam hedge (Carpinus betulus), the rhododendrons that dominate the eastern property line, the ornamental beds that were once present are no longer recognizable, the yew hedges that once bounded the different garden levels are only left in remnants, views from the different levels to the north and east .

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Residential house in open development Bermsgruner Strasse 3
(map) 		around 1905 Distinctive plastered construction with decorative framework in the eaves area, of importance in terms of building history and the street scene.

Good original condition, distinctive two-storey plastered building with ornamental framework in the eaves area, developed attic, rich roof landscape.

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Former tax office (today residential building) Bermsgruner Strasse 5
(map) 		referred to 1908-1909 Administrative building in the reform style of around 1910, structural evidence of Schwarzenberg's development into a civil service town, of importance in terms of building history and local development. 09201557
 
Tenement house Bermsgrüner Strasse 7 around 1900 Mansion-like plastered building with a striking, historicizing plastered facade, significant in terms of building history and urban development.

Two-storey plastered building with central projection on the east side, staircase with Art Nouveau windows and analog door, mansard roof.

09201558
 
City gate Well ditch
(map) 		after 1900 Arch-shaped gate made of granite with a triangular end, important in terms of urban planning, of importance in terms of building history, local history and the appearance of the street. 09201655
 
Georgenfriedhof as a whole: three graves, a tomb, cenotaph for fallen Soviet soldiers, soldiers' graves for fallen German soldiers in the Second World War and an enclosure Eibenstocker Strasse
(map) 		1851 Plant of importance in terms of art history, local history, local history and personal history.

Subject entity Georgenfriedhof with the following individual monuments: (see also individual monument 09201561) as well as cemetery design (garden monument)

  • Cenotaph / soldiers graves:
    • A. Soldier graves for German soldiers who died in World War II on the southwest wall.
    • B. Cenotaph for fallen Soviet soldiers in the west of the cemetery, obelisk with inscription and knee-high wall

Monumental graves: 1. Bauer, Heinrich (1917) urn grave, 2. Schöne, Bruno (around 1920), representative tomb with enclosure, 3. Adler, Traugott Hermann (1846–1906), master builder, Art Nouveau tomb with enclosure, 4. Friday family , around 1910, Herrenmühle, representative facility with elaborate fencing.

  • Structural assets:

Enclosure: around the entire cemetery quarry stone wall made of granite with granite cover, along the northern enclosure wall there are hereditary burials,

  • Development:
    • Entrances: One entrance gate each with pillars made of quarry stone and a cover as well as two-leaf ornamental lattice gate in the south and east,
    • Path system: orthogonally laid out path system with water-bound ceilings (partly overgrown),
    • Water elements: Small brick fountain made of granite stones in the center of the facility,
  • Cenotaph for fallen Soviet soldiers in the west of the cemetery,
  • World War II soldiers graves on the southwest wall.
  • Vegetation:
    • Along the paths avenues or rows of trees made of cut linden (Tilia spec.) - gappy,
    • Rhododendron stocks in the entire cemetery area,
  • Other protected assets:

Ground relief: terrain sloping towards the east, partly slightly sloped and provided with small steps.

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Three graves, a tomb, cenotaph for fallen Soviet soldiers and soldiers' graves for fallen German soldiers in World War II, as well as an enclosure Eibenstocker Strasse
(map) 		after 1917 Plant of importance in terms of art history, local history, local history and personal history.

Individual features of the aggregate Georgenfriedhof: (see also aggregate 09306003)

  • Enclosure: around the entire cemetery quarry stone wall made of granite with granite cover, along the northern enclosure wall there are hereditary burials,
  • Entrances: one access gate each with pillars made of quarry stone and a cover as well as two-winged ornamental lattice gate in the south and east,
  • Cenotaph / soldiers graves:
    • A. Soldier graves for German soldiers who died in World War II on the southwest wall,
    • B. Cenotaph for fallen Soviet soldiers in the west of the cemetery, obelisk with inscription and knee-high wall.
  • Monumental graves:
    • 1. Bauer, Heinrich (1917) Urn grave,
    • 2. Schöne, Bruno (around 1920), representative tomb with enclosure.
    • 3. Adler, Traugott Hermann (1846–1906), master builder, Art Nouveau tomb with enclosure,
    • 4. Friday family, around 1910, Herrenmühle, representative complex with elaborate fencing.
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Old guard in semi-open development and corner location (today residential building) Eibenstocker Strasse 1
(map) 		marked 1824 Striking corner building with a mansard roof, remarkable the drilled portal with a dated keystone, originally a guard building, today used as a residential building, significant building and local history. 09201673
 
Residential house in half-open development and corner location Eibenstocker Strasse 2
(map) 		after 1824 Striking building with a high mansard roof, also part of the historically and urbanistically significant old town of Schwarzenberg.

Two-storey plastered building with a mansard hipped roof.

09201656
 
Residential and commercial building in a corner Eibenstocker Strasse 4
(map) 		around 1910 Plastered building with beautiful building sculptures, important in terms of building history and urban planning.

Three-storey solid plastered building with a dominant gable, shop area structured with stylized fluted pilasters.

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Residential building in closed development Eibenstocker Strasse 6
(map) 		after 1824 Building with an unusually wide, gabled dwarf, with a side gate passage and bay window above, architecturally and structurally remarkable.

Two-storey plastered building with a side gate entrance from the time after the town fire of 1824, facade around 1925 with strong cornices and corner bay windows over the gate entrance, rare glass ceiling in the shop (after 1900).

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Residential house in half-open development and corner location Eibenstocker Strasse 8
(map) 		after 1824 Striking, elongated building with a clearly structured facade, significant in terms of building history and urban development history.

Two-storey plastered building with two to nine axes, ground floor with plaster grooves, later shop fitting, entrances with profiled frames, roofing and crowning stone (partly changed), cornice, flower frieze under the eaves, hipped roof with three street-side roof houses.

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Residential and commercial building in open development and corner location Erlaer Strasse 1
(map) 		around 1905 Stately building in clinker brick construction with an elaborately designed Art Nouveau facade, of importance in terms of architectural history, the history of local development and the street scene.

Three-storey plastered building with a shop zone, three-storey round corner bay windows with elaborate Art Nouveau friezes dividing the floors, striking curved hoods, northern facade with a gabled central projection, mansard hipped roof above the shop entrances.

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school-building
More pictures 		school-building Erlaer Strasse 6
(map) 		1889 Representative, historicizing plastered building with a richly designed central projection, of importance in terms of building history, local history and the appearance of the town.

Three-storey plastered building on a U-shaped floor plan, corner blocks, on the first floor windows with straight roofing, belt cornices, central projection on the second floor, large arched windows, rich plaster structure, hipped roof.

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Former forester's house in half-open development Erlaer Strasse 7
(map) 		around 1930 Typical plastered construction with remarkable expressionistic details such as the central bay window, the dormers and lattice windows as well as the ridge plaster, of architectural significance.

Two-storey plastered building, side bay window, saddle roof with roof house.

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Residential house in semi-open development Erlaer Strasse 9 around 1925 Characteristic building from the 1920s with clear facade structure and expressionistically designed entrance area, of value in terms of building history and urban development history. 09201751
 
Apartment building in closed development Erlaer Strasse 12
(map) 		around 1895 Characteristic clinker brick building with historicizing facade design, significant in terms of building history and urban development history, also part of a closed ensemble of houses built at the same time (see also Erlaer Straße 14-20).

Original entrance door

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Apartment building in closed development Erlaer Strasse 14
(map) 		around 1895 Characteristic clinker brick building with historicizing facade design, significant in terms of building history and urban development history, also part of a closed ensemble of houses built at the same time (see also Erlaer Straße 12, 16–20). 09201678
 
villa Erlaer Strasse 15 around 1900 Distinctive building with a clearly structured, historicizing clinker-sandstone facade, accentuated by a concise central projectile and dwarf house, significant in terms of architectural and urban development. 09201682
 
Apartment building in closed development Erlaer Strasse 18
(map) 		around 1895 Characteristic clinker brick building with historicizing facade design, significant in terms of building history and urban development history, also part of a closed ensemble of houses built at the same time (see also Erlaer Straße 12, 14, 16 and 20). 09201680
 
Apartment building in closed development Erlaer Strasse 20
(map) 		around 1895 Characteristic clinker brick building with historicizing facade design, significant in terms of building history and urban development history, also part of a closed ensemble of houses built at the same time (see also Erlaer Straße 12, 14, 16 and 18). 09201681
 
Semi-detached house in open development Erlaer Strasse 21; 23
(card) 		marked 1912 Striking residential building with reform style elements from around 1910, significant in terms of building history.

Two-storey, expanded hipped roof, attic houses with baroque hoods, similar to the roofing of the slightly protruding stairwells, these are framed by fluted pilaster strips, entrance portal lavishly with curved or triangular roofing, ornamental grilles, ornaments, etc., staircase number 23 with original stair railings and mosaic flooring, colored wall structure remarkable apartment doors.

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Northern residential building (Erlaer Straße 26, 28), western outbuilding and southern residential building (Rosenthalweg 1a) Erlaer Strasse 26; 28
(card) 		around 1840 Former school buildings standing parallel to one another, significant in terms of building history and local history, as well as of social and historical value.

Two-storey analog plastered buildings standing parallel to one another, the northern (street-side) house with a protruding saddle roof, striking doors, etc., jamb, flat saddle roof, the rear building with a simple, low outbuilding with? (No supplement!).

09201688
 
Waystone Karlsbader Strasse
(map) 		around 1858 Square granite column with a flat, pyramidal tip and an inscription, evidence of traffic history.

With direction arrow Annaberg and Grünhain.

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Staircase Kirchsteig
(map) 		from 1592 Historic stairway on the south side of the town cliff between Hammerweg and Oberer Schloßstraße, mostly as a staircase made of slate slabs as the front edge of the step and paved step surfaces, historically significant as well as shaping the townscape (of value for the urban landscape). 09201711
 
town hall Market 1
(map) 		1906-1907 Representative, square-defining Art Nouveau building with Baroque elements, dominated by elaborate facade design, expanded mansard roof and ridge turrets, inside considerable parts of the original equipment (e.g. the ballroom), significant in terms of building history, urban planning, artistic and local history.

Two-storey plastered building with a square floor plan, the middle part of the facade facing the market is slightly convex, elaborate entrance portal, on the upper floor balcony, the narrow and high windows are framed by half-columns, hipped mansard roof with dormers, roof houses and central roof turrets.

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Residential house in closed development and corner location Market 3
(map) 		around 1910 Distinctive plastered building with shop from around 1910 with facade design from the late Art Nouveau style, the front gable side highlighted in terms of design, of significance in terms of building history and the history of the site. 09201652
 
Residential house in closed development and in a corner Market 4
(map) 		after 1824 To the rear Oberlaube, also part of the historically and town-planning important old town, building-historically and town-planning important.

Groin vault inside.

09201668
 
Residential house in closed development with three back buildings Market 5
(map) 		after 1824 Striking building with a pitched roof, older substance on the inside (including relief arches, probably 18th century), historically significant, also part of the historic and town-planning important old town. 09201667
 
Residential house in closed development and rear building Market 6
(map) 		after 1824 Plastered building with shop area, facade around 1930 expressionistically redesigned, uniform design with number 7, part of the historic and town-planning significant old town, of architectural significance.

Three-storey plastered building, facade redesigned around 1930, installation of the shop area, gable roof with roof house.

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Residential building in closed development Market 7
(map) 		after 1824 Plastered building with shop, facade around 1930 expressionistically redesigned, uniform design with number 6, part of the historic and town-planning important old town, of architectural significance.

Three-storey plastered building, facade redesigned around 1930, installation of the shop area, mansard roof.

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Residential house in closed development with two back buildings Market 8
(map) 		1721 Inside the building there is a remarkable substance from the 18th century, including cross vaults with rosettes, relief arches over the windows, etc., part of the historic and town-planning important old town, historically important.

Second floor was added at the end of the 19th century, considerable staircase, hallway partly with granite slabs.

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Residential house in closed development with two back buildings Market 9
(map) 		after 1824 Typical building from the first half of the 19th century, with classicist design elements such as a meander frieze (or running dog), on the other hand still baroque-looking drilled basket arch portal, of architectural value, also part of the historically and urban-significant old town.

In the gate passage a remarkable gate from the time it was built, skylight probably only around 1910.

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Residential building in closed development Market 10
(map) 		after 1824 With a dwarf house typical of late baroque or classicist buildings (here curved shape), inside several cross vaults, historically significant, and also part of the historic and urban-significant old town.

Historicizing door, shop area with clinker brick facade around 1925.

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Residential building in closed development Market 11
(map) 		after 1824 With a dwarf house typical of late baroque to classicist buildings, of architectural importance, and also part of the historic and urban-significant old town of Schwarzenberg. 09201661
 
Residential house in closed development with three back buildings Markt 12
(map) 		after 1824 Inside cross vaults, part of the historically and town-planning significant old town of Schwarzenberg, of architectural significance.

Back building partly with half-timbering, residential building originally a two-storey building, which was extended at the end of the 19th century, striking historicizing door.

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Residential house in closed development with three rear buildings (one with upper arbor) Markt 13
(map) 		marked 1713 Striking baroque town house with high gable and two-storey bay window, groined vaults inside and an oval ceiling mirror, later shop installation, historically significant, also part of the historic and urban-significant old town.

Courtyard building with half-timbered upper storey (end of the 19th century), with a wing with a protruding upper arbor, ground floor and house front survived the city fire in 1824, the rebuilt house only had two storeys as before, roof end of the bay on the first floor as a round arch. After 1870 there was an increase and the bay was also extended upwards.

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Residential building in closed development Market 14
(map) 		around 1905 Plastered building with characteristic roof bay window, door with high-quality design elements from the time it was built, of architectural significance, also part of the historically and town-planning important old town of Schwarzenberg. 09201658
 
Residential house in closed development and corner location Market 15
(map) 		around 1895 Historic façade, with the corner tower roughly marking the location of the former Upper Gate, of architectural significance, also part of the historically and urban-significant old town of Schwarzenberg. 09201657
 
Residential house in closed development and corner location Markt 16
(map) 		after 1824 Striking plastered building with a classicist roof bay window, as part of the historically and town-planningly significant old town of Schwarzenberg, of importance in terms of building history and shaping the street scene.

Roof bay window designed in a classical style.

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Residential building in closed development Markt 17
(map) 		after 1824 Plastered building with shop and distinctive roof bay window, as part of the historically and town-planning important old town of Schwarzenberg, of architectural significance. 09201635
 
Residential building in closed development Markt 18
(map) 		around 1895 The only Wilhelminian-era building in the immediate old town area, highlighted in terms of design by a colored clinker brick facade and ample decoration, of significance in terms of building history.

Historicizing door

09201634
 
Archway between two buildings Marktgäßchen
(map) 		19th century Significant in terms of building history and the appearance of the street. 09306014
 
Fountain system Obere Schloßstraße
(map) 		marked 1847 Oval fountain basin made of natural stone, set into the ground, parapet consisting of ten pillars, wrought-iron grids in between, a small fountain in the middle, of local historical importance. 09201639
 
Residential house in half-open development and corner location Obere Schloßstraße 1
(map) 		after 1824 Plastered building with historicizing shop fittings and a characteristic mid-house, of architectural significance, also part of the historic and urban-significant old town of Schwarzenberg. 09201629
 
Residential building in closed development Obere Schloßstraße 2
(map) 		after 1824 With two shop fittings, plastered building with a rich classicist door and striking historicizing shop fronts, groin vaults in the hallway, historically significant, also part of the historic and urban-significant old town of Schwarzenberg. 09201633
 
Residential building in closed development Obere Schloßstraße 3 after 1824 Plastered building with high-quality facade remodeling from the 1920s, inside original substance from the time of the reconstruction after 1824, of architectural significance, also part of the historically and urban-structurally significant old town of Schwarzenberg.

Three-storey, gable roof, bay window

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Residential building in closed development Obere Schloßstraße 4
(map) 		after 1824 Plastered building with historicizing groin vaults in the hallway, as part of the historically and urbanistic unmistakable town center of Schwarzenberg, significant in terms of building history, urban development history and urban planning.

Residential house remodeled at the end of the 19th century (former farmhouse), historicizing door.

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Residential building in closed development Obere Schloßstraße 5
(map) 		after 1824 Very characteristic building of the Schwarzenberg old town with a continuously vaulted ground floor, well-proportioned facade and lively roof landscape, as part of the historically and town-planningly important old town of Schwarzenberg, of architectural and development-historical importance.

Four axes, two-story, five dormers, cellar vault.

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Residential house in closed development with two back buildings Obere Schloßstraße 6 after 1824 Plastered building with a large archway entrance, cross-ridge vaults in the gate passage, the historicizing shop area is also striking, as part of the historically and urban-significant old town of Schwarzenberg, of architectural and development-historical importance.

Residential house remodeled at the end of the 19th century (former farm house).

09201631
 
Residential house in semi-open development Obere Schloßstraße 7 09201593
 
Residential house in closed development with three back buildings Obere Schloßstraße 8
(map) 		after 1824 Part of the historically and town-planning important old town of Schwarzenberg.

With a large archway entrance, cross-ridge vaults in the gate passage, one of the last upper arbors of the town in the courtyard. Segment arched archway, panel door probably around 1824, heightened at the end of the 19th century (former farm bourgeois house).

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Rectory in semi-open development and corner location Obere Schloßstraße 9
(map) 		essentially around 1700 Striking, originally preserved building from the time of reconstruction after the last city fire, in the structure of the old town center due to its originality and striking location of particular urban development importance, also of local historical value.

Two-storey, with a high mansard roof including dormer windows, a prominent entrance portal with a square wall and segmental arch, inside also groin vaults over the entire length of the first floor (probably still baroque building structure), rectory of the St. Georgen parish.

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Residential house in open development Obere Schloßstraße 9a
(map) 		after 1824 House of architectural value built after the last city fire.

Quarry stone substructure, two-storey, ground floor massive - plastered, upper storey possibly timbered with timber, gable roof, on the gable side facing the Rittermeistersteg.

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Residential house in closed development with three back buildings Obere Schloßstraße 10
(map) 		after 1824 Part of the historically and urbanistically significant old town of Schwarzenberg, groin vault in the hallway, also as the house where the poet of the Heilig-Ohmd-Lied Johanne Amalie v. Little parents of historical importance.

Formerly an arable citizen's house, inscription plaque, rear building is also under protection, an additional storey at the end of the 19th century.

09201628
 
Residential building in closed development Obere Schloßstraße 11
(map) 		after 1824 Plastered building with remarkable details in historicizing forms, historically important, part of the historically and urban-structurally significant old town of Schwarzenberg.

Possibly later heightening, pitched roof, slated, with three dormers, building cubature and scale preserved.

09201638
 
Residential building in closed development Obere Schloßstraße 12
(map) 		after 1824 Typical plastered construction, historically important, part of the historically and town-planningly important old town of Schwarzenberg.

Three-storey plastered building, the lower second floor presumably added later, segment arch portal, pitched roof with two roof houses facing the street.

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Residential building in closed development Obere Schloßstraße 13
(map) 		after 1824, in essence probably older Originally preserved in appearance, town house, historically important.

Two-storey, with a gable roof (slated), including roof pike and three dormer windows, segmented arched windows with apex stone.

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Residential building in closed development Obere Schloßstraße 14
(map) 		after 1824 Plastered construction, historically important, part of the historically and urban-structurally significant old town of Schwarzenberg.

Three-storey plastered building, the second floor probably added later, gable roof.

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Residential house in closed development, with a rear extension Obere Schloßstraße 15
(map) 		after 1824 Eaves, structural component of the special old town of Schwarzenberg, of urban development importance. 09306015
 
Residential building in closed development Obere Schloßstraße 16
(map) 		after 1824 Typical plastered building with groin vaults in the hallway, as part of the historically and town-planning important old town of Schwarzenberg.

Three-storey plastered building with later shop installation, probably overformed and raised in the second half of the 19th century, gable roof.

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Residential house in semi-open development Obere Schloßstraße 17
(map) 		after 1824, possibly even older in core Distinctive, broadly laid plastered building with horizontal facade structure, multi-bay groin vaults on the ground floor, part of the historically and urban-planningly important old town of Schwarzenberg, also of architectural and historical value.

Three-storey plastered building, ground floor plastering, multi-bay groin vaults, cornice, hipped roof on the east side.

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Residential building in closed development Obere Schloßstraße 18
(map) 		2nd quarter of the 19th century Plastered building with a profiled eaves cornice, as part of the historic and town-planning important old town center of Schwarzenberg, of architectural significance.

Two-storey, five-axis, slate-covered gable roof with two dormer windows, cross vaults in the hallway.

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Residential building in closed development Obere Schloßstraße 20
(map) 		2nd quarter of the 19th century Plastered building with a profiled eaves cornice, as part of the historic and town-planning important old town center of Schwarzenberg, of architectural significance.

Two-storey, four-axis, slate-covered gable roof with three dormers.

09201591
 
Residential house in closed development, with rear building Obere Schloßstraße 22
(map) 		after 1824 Despite the reshaping of the facade around 1910, the interior was largely preserved from the time of reconstruction after the last city fire and before that, remarkable the wide-span vaults in the hallway and the winding staircase, which are of architectural importance.

Back building with half-timbering on the upper floor.

09201590
 
Residential building in closed development Obere Schloßstraße 24
(map) 		2nd quarter of the 19th century Plastered building typical of the time, as part of the historically and town-planningly important old town center of Schwarzenberg.

Two-storey, pitched roof with three dormers, five axes, on the ground floor vaults with expressionist motifs.

09201589
 
Residential building in closed development Obere Schloßstraße 26
(map) 		after 1824 Architecturally important and defining the townscape with its high mansard roof.

Inside a yoke with groin vault, five dormers, slate roofing, four axes on the upper floor.

09201588
 
Residential building in closed development Obere Schloßstraße 28
(map) 		after 1824 Architecturally important and defining the townscape with its high mansard roof and groin vaults inside.

Clear, axial structure, slate roofing, three dormers.

09201587
 
Rectory with outbuildings Obere Schloßstraße 30
(map) 		after 1824 Building from the time of reconstruction after the last town fire, ensemble with town church (functional), back building with half-timbered structure, historically important.

Two-storey, with a gable roof and several dormers, panel door with diamond fields.

09201585
 
Residential house in open development Obere Schloßstraße 32
(map) 		marked 1791 Late baroque town house, massive and with a half-hipped roof, inside still original substance and structure, significant in terms of building history and urban development history and important for the townscape (forms a distinctive building group with church and castle). 09201725
 
Church with equipment
More pictures 		Church with equipment Obere Schloßstraße 34
(map) 		1690-1699 Mighty, single-nave aisle church with a choir of the same width, lateral transept-like additions for galleries and tower in front of the west wall, inside with a significant spatial effect, rich early baroque furnishings, forms with the castle a building group that is visible from afar and defines the cityscape, a unique example of church architecture from the late 17th century, Particularly noteworthy is the extraordinarily richly carved wooden ceiling, historically and artistically significant as well as singular, also as a defining part of the cityscape of particular landscape design value. 09201583
 
Three-wing palace complex with a south-western keep, a tower house attached to the west, an eastern upper house (formerly a hall), a southern intermediate building to the keep, a neo-Gothic north building (district court) as well as a gate and a western guard building
More pictures 		Three-wing palace complex with a south-western keep, a tower house attached to the west, an eastern upper house (formerly a hall), a southern intermediate building to the keep, a neo-Gothic north building (district court) as well as a gate and a western guard building Obere Schloßstraße 36
(map) 		1433 Unique castle complex of particular architectural, regional and local historical value, as well as of landscape design and artistic importance.

Individual features of the entity Schloss Schwarzenberg: (see also entity entity 09302346, same address)

Lower parts of the keep from the 12th century, in the 16th century with a curved dome, in 1852 provided with a conical roof when it was raised by two storeys, last construction of the eastern "upper house" in 1433, 1555–58 conversion to an electoral hunting lodge and addition of a stair tower, profiled beam ceilings as well as arched portals of the second floor exposed, ground floor with restored paintings from the 18th and early 19th centuries, intermediate building to the keep added after 1555 and 1852, 1875 neo-Gothic north building of the district court, gate stone shows the coat of arms of Electoral Saxony from 1558.

09201582
 
Objective three-winged castle complex with southwestern keep, tower house attached to the west, eastern upper house (formerly Palas), southern intermediate building to the keep, neo-Gothic north building (district court) as well as gate and western guard building
More pictures 		Objective three-winged castle complex with southwestern keep, tower house attached to the west, eastern upper house (formerly Palas), southern intermediate building to the keep, neo-Gothic north building (district court) as well as gate and western guard building Obere Schloßstraße 36
(map) 		1433 Unique castle complex of particular architectural, regional and local historical value, as well as of landscape design and artistic importance.

Objective entity Schloss Schwarzenberg with the following individual monuments: (see individual monument 09201582, same address), plus the castle park (garden monument)

  • Castle park: below the castle on the castle hill, the landscape is located below the castle, the curved path system with serpentines and water-bound ceilings and stairs, adapted to the steeply sloping terrain, north-east of the castle terraced with retaining walls made of quarry stone, valuable old trees including sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus), Norway maple (Acer platanoides), red beech (Fagus sylvatica), winter linden (Tilia cordata), ash (Fraxinus excelsior) and larch (Larix decidua), as a result of a storm in 2005, the old tree population was heavily thinned from the terrace area and various viewpoints views to the north, south and east.
 09302346
 
Apartment building in a formerly closed development Upper Gate 1
(Map) 		around 1895 Representative Wilhelminian-style plastered building in a corner location, highlighted by an elaborate facade design (bay window), of importance in terms of building history and site development. 09201672
 
Residential house in open development Upper gate 3 Core 18th century Characteristic plastered building with a mansard roof, valuable in terms of building history, also part of the historic and town-planning significant old town. 09201670
 
Former malt house in open development Upper Gate 4
(Map) 		around 1790 Elongated structure with a half-hip roof, important for the appearance and history of the site, and also of value in terms of building history. 09201671
 
Residential house in closed development and corner location Upper Gate 5
(Map) 		after 1824 Striking building with a high mansard roof, groined vaults inside, valuable in terms of building history, also part of the historic and town-planning important old town. 09201669
 
Residential building in closed development Ratskellergäßchen 2
(map) 		after 1824 Part of the town planning and historically significant old town of Schwarzenberg, inside still structurally significant cross vaults and other remarkable interior, structurally significant.

19th century facade, two-storey plastered building with pitched roof, dormers.

09201651
 
Three candle arches Rittmeistersteig
(map) 		after 1824 Candle arches lying one behind the other, which support the opposite house walls, are a seldom encountered urban design element (compare with Annaberg-Buchholz and Görlitz), significant and rare in terms of urban planning. 09201641
 
Staircase Rittmeistersteig 1592 Historic stairway on the north side of the town cliff between Badstrasse and Unterer Schloßstrasse, mostly as a staircase made of slate slabs and dry stone walls, significant in terms of building history and local history as well as shaping the townscape (of value for the urban landscape).

The path is one of the two church paths to the old church at the lower gate, mentioned in the city accounts in 1592. Its name apparently goes back to the Rittmeister Gutbier, who owned a piece of land on the Steig around 1840.

09201642
 
Northern residential building (Erlaer Straße 26, 28), western outbuilding and southern residential building (Rosenthalweg 1a) Rosenthalweg 1a
(map) 		around 1840 Former school buildings standing parallel to one another, significant in terms of building history and local history, as well as of social and historical value.

Two-storey analog plastered buildings standing parallel to one another, the northern (street-side) house with a protruding saddle roof, striking doors, etc., jamb, flat saddle roof, the rear building a simple, low outbuilding.

09201688
 
Open-plan warehouse Schneeberger Strasse
(map) 		around 1900 Striking farm building with clinker-plaster facade, of architectural importance. 09201723
 
Former beer cellar of the city of Schwarzenberg Schneeberger Strasse 6
(map) 		around 1800 Structurally and locally of importance.

The Eiskeller is a house built into the northern slope of Alte Schneeberger Straße with strong quarry stone masonry and retaining walls, with a hipped roof and tile roofing. The basement, only accessible from the street, was previously used by the municipal brewery cooperative as an ice house and beer warehouse (until 1935).

09201721
 
Locomotive shed with turntable, interlocking III with technical equipment, coal crane type Findeisen, freight train tender locomotive 94 2105, steam locomotive 50 3616-5, steam locomotives 58 3049 and 86 049, passenger cars type Bg h (LOWA - type E5) and boiler cars Schneeberger Strasse 60; 62
(card) 		1902 Components of the Schwarzenberg Railway Museum of historical importance.
  • Steam locomotive 50 3616-5 : Reconstructed in 1960, Schichau , the only operational locomotive of the 50 series in Saxony, was in scheduled use on various Ore Mountains routes until 1987, as part of the regional railway museum in Schwarzenberg, singular for the railway history of the Ore Mountains, was planned for in the Ore Mountains for all types of trains used, property of the Association of Saxon Railway Friends. V., Postfach 280143 in 01142 Dresden, home station of the locomotive in Schwarzenberg (locomotive shed), manufacturer: Schichau AG Eibing, factory number: 3415, generic name: G56.15, length over buffers: 22,940 mm, weight ready for service: 147 t, drive wheel diameter: 1400 mm, maximum speed: 80/50 km / h, coal reserves: 8 t, water reserves: 26 cubic meters.
  • Locomotive shed, turntable and boiler house: (Locomotive shed) with ten stalls built in 1902, construction price 80,712.41 Reichsmarks, half-round house as a brick shell, five entrances with a total of ten locomotive booths, literature: The Schwarzenberg locomotive shed - from the Saxon boiler house to the railway museum. Dresden 1997., access via an 18 m turntable (diameter), load capacity 130 t, signal box III: electromechanical signal box , 1950s 20th century.
  • Steam locomotive 94 2105 : Manufacturer: Sächsische Maschinenfabrik vorm. R. Hartmann Chemnitz, factory number: 4561, generic name: Gt55.16, length over buffers: 12200 mm, weight on duty: 77 t, drive wheel diameter: 1260 mm, maximum speed: 45/45 km / h, coal reserves: 2.2 t, water supplies : 7.5 cubic meters.
  • Coal crane: The coaling system of the former railway depot Schwarzenberg consisted of a stationary slewing crane with a load rope on a concrete base. The coaling of the steam locomotives was done by means of coal hoppers, which were loaded by hand, lifted with the crane and emptied over the tender of the locomotive. The coal crane in Schwarzenberg was scrapped in the 1960s. The concrete foundation (without the Königsstuhl) still exists in the area of ​​the coal barn . A crane similar to the Schwarzenberg model still existed on the site of the former BW Zwickau. This crane was acquired by DB AG and transported to Schwarzenberg. This allows the coaling of steam locomotives to be historically depicted in the museum. Manufacturer: Findeisen, Chemnitz, delivery year: 1912, type: slewing crane with rope, drive type: electric for lifting and swiveling, load capacity: 0.8 t, radius: 4.00 m, lifting height: 6.80 m, year of construction: 1912 .
  • Steam locomotive 58 3049 : Heavy freight steam locomotive that was created through the reconstruction of a regional railway series. In addition to the locomotive 58 3047 received from DB AG, the last representative of this series. 1961 to 1970 marked: 58 3049, since 1970 marked: 58 3049-2, manufacturer: Hanomag Hannover, year of construction: 1920, factory number: 9272, reconstruction on: October 31, 1961 Raw Zwickau, former company number: 581 725, generic name: G 56.17, length over buffers: 22,110 mm, weight on duty: 160.5 t, drive wheel diameter: 1,400 mm, maximum speed: 80/50 km / h, coal reserves: 10 t, water reserves: 28 m³.
  • Branch line tender locomotive of the standard design type 86 049 : The locomotive was mainly in use in the Saxon area from its procurement until the end of the 1980s. In addition to the locomotive ÜK-Lok 86 607 received from the Dresden Transport Museum , this locomotive embodies the pre-war version. Marked until 1970: 86 049, from 1970 marked: 86 1049-5, manufacturer: Borsig-Lokomotivwerke Hennigsdorf, year of construction: 1932, serial number: 14421, delivery: July 11, 1932, acceptance: September 7, 1932, commissioning: September 21 1932, generic name: Gt 46.15, length over buffers: 13,820 mm, weight on duty: 88.5 t, drive wheel diameter: 1,400 mm, maximum speed: 70/70 km / h, coal reserves: 4 t, water reserves: 9 m³.
  • 2nd class passenger wagon: The last surviving representative of the first series of passenger wagons manufactured in the GDR after the Second World War. Vehicle number: 505029-14139-5, manufacturer: Waggonbau Bautzen , year of construction: 1954, number of items: 200, gross weight : 39.2 t, length over buffers: 23,200 mm, maximum speed: 120 km / h, seats: 72, heating: steam heating, electric heating, bogie design: Görlitz III light.
  • Electromechanical two-row signal box type "Gaselan": Almost in its original state, the only signal box technology of this type in existence in Germany (after 2004), will be kept operational as a necessary system for the connecting line of the Schwarzenberg Railway Museum. The two-row signal box of the Gaselan type consists of: the lever mechanism with which a block mechanism can be connected; the cables with accessories; the drives; the power source; the control panels.
  • Boiler car: Railway service vehicle with a boiler to provide heating steam for passenger trains whose locomotive does not have steam heating. Vehicle number: 575099-68 171-1, manufacturer: Maschinenbau und Bahnbedarf AG Babelsberg (formerly Orenstein & Koppel), year of construction: 1941, factory number: 13684, service weight: 60 t, length over buffers: 17,100 mm, coal supply: 7 t, water : 15 m³, top speed: 60 km / h, bogie type: Görlitz III heavy.
 09201700
 
Bank building in open development and corner location Steinweg 1
(map) 		1920s Striking, local bank building with an approximately L-shaped floor plan, with rounded corner and extended roof, enlivened by neoclassical forms and decorative elements of Art Deco, marked with the Vettermann house opposite, the former location of the Lower or Lower Gate, significant in terms of building history, urban planning and urban development history. 09201720
 
Residential house in open development and corner location Steinweg 2
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Urban highlighted building with a half-hipped roof, possibly remains of half-timbering on the upper floor, plus lateral half-timbered extension from the end of the 19th century, historically important. 09201653
 
Residential house in open development Steinweg 4
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Striking building with a half-hipped roof, possibly half-timbered on the upper floor, entrance area highlighted in terms of design, historicizing door, historically significant house.

Entrance area with curved roof, decorated pilasters and capitals (around 1910), historicizing door (before 1900).

09201654
 
Transformer house Untere Schloßstraße
(map) 		1908 Re-used as a carillon tower with bells made of Meissen porcelain, tower-like construction with an octagonal floor plan with tower hood, significance in terms of technology and architectural history. 09201640
 
Memorial tree Untere Schloßstraße
(map) 		1818 (royal oak) Significant in local history.

Royal Oak: planted on September 16, 1818 for the 50th anniversary of King Friedrich August's reign.

09306092
 
Residential house in half-open development and corner location Untere Schloßstraße 1
(map) 		marked 1715 Plastered building with baroque door frame (marked 1715) and groin vaults, part of the historically and town-planning significant old town of Schwarzenberg, significant in terms of architecture, marks the location of the former lower gate.

The old town church at the lower gate used to stand on the site of this building, closed in 1699, burned down with the great town fire in 1709.

09201649
 
House in a corner Untere Schloßstraße 2
(map) 		after 1824 Plastered building with high gable and distinctive half-hipped roof with roof bay window, part of the historically and town-planning important old town of Schwarzenberg, of importance in terms of architectural history and the appearance of the street. 09201647
 
Residential house with a later extension in closed development Untere Schloßstraße 3
(map) 		before 1800 Older building plastered building with shop, more recent residential building extension from around 1925, the only example of a Bauhaus-style building in Schwarzenberg (singular meaning), of architectural significance.
  • Older residential building: elongated two-storey plastered building with a raised central axis, cornices, gable roof with three dormers,
  • Younger residential building integrated into the old building: four-storey plastered building, the three upper floors each with two rectangular, four-fold windows, mansard roof.
 09201648
 
Residential house in semi-open development Untere Schloßstraße 7
(map) 		after 1824 Plastered building with a very steep gable roof, part of the historically and town-planning important old town of Schwarzenberg, of architectural importance.

Broadly mounted two-storey plastered building with six axes, steep pitched roof with dormer windows.

09201646
 
Residential building in closed development Untere Schloßstraße 9
(map) 		after 1824 Formerly with a restaurant, part of the historic and urban-significant old town of Schwarzenberg, with groined vaults, also of architectural historical value, traditional Schwarzenberg restaurant of local historical importance.

Schmied lettering, decorative elements and brackets probably from the 1930s or 1950s, restaurant equipment including leaded glass windows.

09201645
 
Residential building in closed development Untere Schloßstraße 11
(map) 		Core probably 18th century Part of the old building fabric and the old town structure, historical and urban significance. 09306343
 
Residential building in closed development Untere Schloßstraße 13
(map) 		after 1824 Part of the historically and town-planning important old town of Schwarzenberg, with groined vaults on the ground floor, also significant in terms of architectural history.

Remarkable groin vault.

09201644
 
Residential house in semi-open development Untere Schloßstraße 15
(map) 		after 1824 Part of the historically and town-planning important old town of Schwarzenberg, with groined vaults on the ground floor, also significant in terms of architectural history. 09201643
 

Berms green

image designation location Dating description ID
Border stone of the forest district, also a memorial stone for the forest survey
More pictures 		Border stone of the forest district, also a memorial stone for the forest survey (Map) 1794 (originally Stein) Marble block with inscription - remnants of the monument originally decorated with a column and possibly a stone ball, of historical value.

The last boundary stone that was placed on the road to Schwarzenberg when the electoral forests were measured and cultivated in 1786–1794, at the same time a memorial for this measurement, marble cube with an inscription on a granite base, the crowning column stolen in the 1980s, this column may have been stolen still provided with a marble ball, inscription: "MONUMENT / DEEPEST REVERENCE AND LOYALTY / OUR / SEVERAL CHUR / PRINCESS AND LORD / TESTIMONIAL / LOVE AND ATTENTION / ALL INHABITANTS / OF THE OFFICE SCHWARZENBERG / WITH CROTTENDORF." Those involved, the electoral coat of arms and the number 213 (on the back of the stone) recorded, in 1786 new forest maintenance had begun, which covered 300 forests and 313 districts in the district office (Schwarzenberg), the stone is popularly referred to as the "white woman" - possibly due to the original shape of the monument, the marble from which the base of the monument is made presumably originates h from Crottendorf, there is a legend about Stein - possibly a reference to an old forest place name.

09269045
 
Residential stable house and two barns in a three-sided courtyard Dorfstrasse 38
(map) 		18th century Rural property in half-timbered construction of architectural and social historical importance.
  • Residential building: Two-storey, massive ground floor plastered, door portal marked 1892 - possibly the time when the ground floor was undercut, upper floor half-timbered - regular, relatively narrow-stemmed frame framework with corner struts,
  • Barns: on both sides of the house, single storey with jamb, timbered timber frame, gable roof.
 09269036
 
Former workers 'and athletes' home (now a hotel) Gemeindestraße 92
(map) 		around 1930 Characteristic building ensemble shaped by the Heimat style over an angular floor plan of architectural and local historical importance.

Erected as a workers' home for meetings, training courses and sports, in 1933 a place for fascist interrogations and torture, in 1936 after adding a wing of the NSDAP training building, after 1945 company holiday home, after 1992 converted into a hotel, with expansion and renovations inside, originally a two-wing building complex, consisting of older structure: two-storey, quarry stone masonry unplastered on the ground floor and half-timbered upper storey, gable roof, side wing from 1936 lower, but also two-storey in a similar construction, the thresholds of both upper storeys cantilevered.

09269038
 
Memorial to the fallen of the First World War Kapellenweg 15 (near)
(map) 		after 1918 Roughly hewn granite block with inscription, of local historical importance.

Inscription board consists of small mosaic stones of different colors, in the upper part of the board a representation of the "Iron Cross" and text: "True to death" and names of the fallen, writing made of colored mosaic stones, dimensions: 3.24 meters high, 1, 47 meters wide, 0.65 meters deep.

09269042
 
Residential building (with integrated barn part) Obere Bergstrasse 14
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Half-timbered house typical of the times and the landscape, of architectural and socio-historical importance.

Typical rural house with integrated barn part, massive ground floor - window and door frames not available, upper floor half-timbered with door above the house entrance, gable side with hay hatch and hay elevator (hay elevator removed, as of 06/2015), gable roof, one of the last preserved half-timbered houses in the village.

09269035
 
Residential building Schulstrasse 1
(map) 		around 1800 One of the oldest rural half-timbered houses still in their original state here, of architectural and socio-historical importance.

Residential house: two-storey, solid ground floor, plastered, with preserved window and door walls, upper floor timber-frame boarded, partially cross-storey windows with rung division (eighth division) preserved, gable roof.

09269039
 
Residential stable house Schulstrasse 25
(map) 		2nd half of the 17th century Upper floor half-timbered (firebacks), of great architectural significance, age value.

Ground floor field stone masonry, but the floor plan has changed somewhat, the upper floor is more than 50 percent half-timbered with interesting St. Andrew's cross shapes (fire rams), the roof truss is simply standing, collar beams with joists, one of the oldest half-timbered houses in the village with a half-timbered construction that is rarely preserved today.

09306078
 
Residential building Schulstrasse 30
(map) 		around 1900 Typical house in clinker construction, of architectural value.

Testimony to mass housing construction as a result of the industrial revolution, gable and eaves component, ground floor solid and plastered, upper floor clinker brick with plastered pilaster strips at house corners and corners of the risalit, simple window frames or crowning, entrance porches and gable triangles with ornamental framework, cantilevered pitched roofs also with dormers cantilevered gable roofs.

09269040
 

Crandorf

image designation location Dating description ID
Post mileage
 Post mileage Crandorfer Strasse
(map) 		marked 1725 Full-mile column, important in terms of traffic history.

All-mile column made of granite with inscription on two sides, west side: "AR / Schwarzenberg / Grünhain / 2 hours / Stollberg / 5 hours 3/4/1725 / (Posthorn)", east side: "AR / Johann-Georgenstadt / 3 hours 1 / 4/1725 / (Posthorn) ", south side: Row number" 52 ", at the old location on old Poststrasse, but moved to the other side of the street number 52 on Crandorfer Str. / Postsäulenweg in OT Crandorf from 1725 belongs to Poststrasse Dresden - Schwarzenberg - Half a mile - Johanngeorgenstadt and is rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise from its original position.

Another full mile pillar had been at the lower gate since 1724. It has not been preserved.

09269046
 
Powder tower Crandorfer Strasse 1827 Originally preserved quarry stone building originally belonging to the iron ore mines Am Rothenberg (also known as Roten Berg), of significance in terms of mining history.

Round quarry stone tower, diameter four meters, height to the dome three meters, dome height one meter, wall thickness 0.72 meters, east-facing door made of 15 mm thick iron, the tower was used to store the explosive powder for the iron ore mines - especially for St. John.

09269058
 
Crandorf Church (with equipment)
 Crandorf Church (with equipment) Crandorfer Strasse
(map) 		1711–1712, marked 1712 (church) Baroque hall church in front of an impressive landscape background, of importance in terms of building history, local history and the appearance of the town.

In plate on the foundation stone designation of the builder, plastered field stone building tending towards the central building, the furnishings include a baroque pulpit altar from the construction period, Jahn organ 1912 and other things.

09269059
 
Residential stable house (No. 12) and side building (No. 14) of a farm Rittersgrüner Strasse 12; 14
(card) 		marked 1826 Half-timbered houses typical of the landscape, of landscape-shaping and architectural significance.
  • Residential house: Original half-timbered house, Blattsasse on the ground floor preserved, structurally altered over time, possibly extended, ground floor plastered quarry stone, with originally preserved window walls with a cove, door portal with horizontal roofing from 1826, the half-timbered upper floor probably older, regular half-timbered with struts, slate-covered gable roof with dormers that are too large, originally without dormers, shutters on the ground floor from the time it was built.
  • Side building: Two-storey, on an angular floor plan, broken stone visible on the ground floor and arch-like gate or doorway with large wooden gates, upper storey timber-framed boarded up, saddle roof, small roof turrets for ventilation.

Due to its location on the slope, the ensemble is visible from afar and shapes the landscape

09227467
 
Cottage Zur Drachenleithe 16
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered house typical of the time and landscape, of architectural and socio-historical importance.

Originally a single-storey plastered quarry stone building, raised in the 19th century, today two-storey, upper floor half-timbered with partial boarding, gable roof, on the downhill side only one-storey, in several phases renovations, with a chamber passage.

09227468
 

Erla

image designation location Dating description ID
Factory owner's villa and garden Am Schwarzwasser 13
(map) 		1837 Plastered building with a classical facade, of architectural historical importance.

Villa of the former owner of the Breitfeld ironworks, located in the valley west of the Schwarzwassers at the exit of Erla, two-storey, three by five axes, main entrance in the middle of the eaves side, arched window and arched door, horizontal window canopies, triangular gable roofing over the house entrance, window ledge on the upper floor, Plaster groove on the ground floor, sloping hipped roof, inside stucco ceilings, front door: double-leaf coffered door with semicircular skylight window with radial bars, built for the English engineer John Payn.

09269049
 
Residential building
 Residential building Karlsbader Strasse 72
(map) 		around 1880 Representative, historicizing plastered building, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning.
  • Lower part of the house: two-storey, three by five axes, arched windows and arched door on the ground floor - elaborate two-winged wooden door with grooved (radial lattice) skylight and glass inserts with decorative cast iron grille, horizontal window canopies on the upper floor, plastered on the facade with house entrance on the 1st upper floor .
  • Higher part of the house: Tower-like extension with hipped roof, supported by cantilever brackets, two-storey with jamb and decorative framework.
 09269051
 
Hammerherrenhaus (No. 87) and three side buildings (No. 85)
More pictures 		Hammerherrenhaus (No. 87) and three side buildings (No. 85) Karlsbader Strasse 85; 87
(card) 		17th century Stately four-sided courtyard with distinctive half-timbered buildings of great architectural value (Federal Prize for Crafts in Monument Preservation in Saxony 2006).

Individual features of the aggregate Hammerherrenhof Erla: (see also aggregate 09305954, same address)

Four-sided courtyard with manor house, preserved closed - three-winged U-shaped courtyard with a northern gatehouse (facing the street), all buildings connected to one another,

  • Manor house (number 87): Ground floor quarry stone masonry, door and window openings granite walls or plastered facings, upper floor double-bar half-timbering with corner and central struts (southern section of the garden facade and south side) strongly profiled wooden eaves, other outer walls plastered cinder block, steep gable roof with slate covering, in the Inside the building bohemian cap vault (hallway), in the entrance area memorial plaque: “In memory / of the presence of your majesties / King Albert on July 9, 1880 / Queen Carola on July 6, 1886 / King Friedr. August on Aug. 24, 1912 / in Erlahammer ", three portrait reliefs of the majesties, rich furnishings (wall paintings, ceilings, doors, grilles, railings), extensive renovation work since 2012,
  • Three side buildings (number 85): south, east and north wings with a uniform appearance: ground floor quarry stone masonry, largely unplastered, window and door openings: granite, Hilbersdorf porphyry tufa, wood, upper floor double-bar timbered, eaves and ridge lines the same height, gable roof with hipped roof Front sides, east wing with the dwelling facing away from the courtyard and roof turret with clock, lantern and Welscher hood, rich furnishings (classicist wall structures, stucco profiles on the ceiling, decorative painting).
 09269052
 
Material aggregate Hammerherrenhaus (no.87), three side buildings (no.85) (see individual monument 09269052, same address) and manor park (garden monument) as well as south-western connector building, service yard with courtyard pavement and enclosure wall as aggregate parts
More pictures 		Material aggregate Hammerherrenhaus (no.87), three side buildings (no.85) (see individual monument 09269052, same address) and manor park (garden monument) as well as south-western connector building, service yard with courtyard pavement and enclosure wall as aggregate parts Karlsbader Strasse 85; 87
(card) 		17./18. Century (Hammerherrenhof) Stately four-sided courtyard with striking half-timbered buildings in very good original condition of great architectural value (Federal Prize for Crafts in Monument Preservation in Saxony 2006).

Four-sided courtyard with manor house, preserved closed - three-winged U-shaped courtyard with a northern gatehouse (facing the street), all buildings connected to one another.

Aggregate Hammerherrenhof Erla with the following individual monuments:

  • Manor house (number 87): Ground floor quarry stone masonry, door and window openings granite walls or plastered facings, upper floor double-bar half-timbering with corner and central struts (southern section of the garden facade and south side) strongly profiled wooden eaves, other outer walls plastered cinder block, steep gable roof with slate covering, in the Inside the building bohemian cap vault (hallway), in the entrance area memorial plaque: “In memory / of the presence of your majesties / King Albert on July 9, 1880 / Queen Carola on July 6, 1886 / King Friedr. August 24th, 1912 / in Erlahammer ", three portrait reliefs of the majesties, rich furnishings (wall paintings, ceilings, doors, bars, railings),
  • Three side buildings (number 85): south, east and north wings with a uniform appearance: ground floor quarry stone masonry, largely unplastered, window and door openings: granite, Hilbersdorf porphyry tufa, wood, upper floor double-bar timbered, eaves and ridge lines the same height, gable roof with hipped roof Front sides, east wing with the dwelling facing away from the courtyard and roof turret with clock, lantern and Welscher hood, rich furnishings (classicist wall structures, stucco profiles on the ceiling, decorative painting),
  • Connector construction: Two-storey, with a tower-like porch in the south-west corner of the courtyard, today a copy of the previous building (damage to the half-timbered structure), original courtyard paving with granite slabs or wild pavement,
  • Manor park: Adjacent to the courtyard in the west and south, with old trees (some 400 years old?) Including blood beech (Fagus sylvatica f. Purpurea), red beech (Fagus sylvatica), sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus) and Yew tree (Taxus baccata), probably still garden design elements (walls, stairs) present,
  • Enclosure wall: along the southern border of the park, partly made of granite, partly made of cinder block, plastered, with a two-winged access gate (originally at the other place).
 09305954
 

Grünstädtel

image designation location Dating description ID
front door Crandorfer Berg 1
(map) 		around 1900 Elaborate handicraft work with remarkable decorative grating, artisanal and artistically important.

Front door: two-winged with grooved skylight, lower panels filled with diamond blocks, glass inserts with cast iron grating - these are profiled with historic ornaments and head representations, fighters and blow bar, regional handicraft product (iron art casting from one of the surrounding foundries).

09201735
 
House and barn of a farm Crandorfer Berg 2
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Both buildings in half-timbered construction, of importance in terms of architectural history and the appearance of the town.

Visible from Pöhlaer Straße behind a large, wood-fenced meadow property, half-timbering is visible to Pöhlaer Straße and only survived on this eaves side, the tips of the gable sides are slated, both gable sides structurally changed, windows bricked up or enlarged, northern gable with a hay elevator, solid part of the stable , Quarry stone, unplastered, no more agricultural use, extension to the rear - garage and terrace, slate-covered pitched roof.

A well-preserved wooden barn belongs to the property: one-storey, timber-framed boarded, gable roof, stall door blocked.

09201736
 
Murder and Atonement Cross
 Murder and Atonement Cross Gottfried-Heinrich-Stölzel-Platz 6 (near)
(map) 		around 1500 Important late medieval cultural monument, historically of special value and unique in Schwarzenberg.

Hewn to a rough cross, the lower part sunk into the ground, visible part around 70 centimeters high and 80 centimeters wide, two parallel vertical lines are carved. After officially approved relocation from the location below the market in the old "Stedel" on the road to Raschau (old processional path), Stein has been standing on Stölzel-Platz below the church since 1993.

09201746
 
Rectory Gottfried-Heinrich-Stölzel-Platz 8
(map) 		1699–1702, core older Stately half-timbered building at the lower end of the original center of the “Stedel” settlement founded in the middle of the 13th century, of particular importance in terms of building history, house history and local history, and also artistically valuable.

Solid ground floor, upper floor well-preserved half-timbering with profiled threshold beams, saddle roof with three vertical skylights each, windows in old lattice division, built into the building the old parish from the pre-Reformation period (rooms with barrel vaults). Rooms on the ground floor designed in the classicist style (elevation to superintendent 1835-1843), late baroque cupboard.

09201745
 
St. Anne's Church with furnishings, churchyard and enclosure, parenting hall and three tombs
More pictures 		St. Anne's Church with furnishings, churchyard and enclosure, parenting hall and three tombs Gottfried-Heinrich-Stölzel-Platz 9
(map) 		1721-1724 Baroque hall church, plastered building with high hipped roof, of architectural, local and artistic importance.
  • Larger baroque building located on the slope at the site of a Gothic pilgrimage chapel, in the middle of the south side integrated tower with an original balcony for choir boys was completed in 1872, the interior as a long octagonal hall, closed in the east and west like a choir, with a straight ceiling, surrounding galleries and continuous glass chairs below , second gallery moved in towards the end of the 18th century, since 1762 the altar has been used as a pulpit altar and the sound cover of the pulpit has been provided with a crucifix from around 1600, the decoration of the chancel is painted baroque baptismal angels, the carved altar with St. Anna and female saints in the middle shrine comes from an old chapel, Sacristy contains holy water font with spout.
  • Parentation Hall: North of the church, around 1930.
  • In the churchyard:
    • Two sandstone tombs on the north wall of the church, 18th century,
    • Column tomb with vases / urn attachment near the church choir - 19th century.
 09201747
 
Residential building Kirchsteig 7
(map) 		around 1900 On the site of the district of Grün, which merged with the northern district of Grünstädtel, above Pöhlaer Straße, visible from afar, a residential building with a crooked hip roof is of importance in terms of building history and local development.

It is covered with Preolit, both gables and the accentuated, protruding central part of the eaves side facing the valley bear ornamental framework, the eastern central part facing the courtyard, slated - ornamental slate, left and right of the central parts each have a standing skylight with wooden shingles, door and window with bricks Walled over, sills also brick, windows divided in two with a three-part skylight, brick construction, plastered, low natural stone plinth on the stable part, stable is hardly used, the living and stable building borders the courtyard towards the valley, the courtyard is bounded by a barn to the north and east , Side building demolished, farmhouse converted into an apartment building.

09201738
 
Residential building Pöhlaer Strasse 21
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century Half-timbered construction typical of the time, of architectural significance.

A cripple hipped roof covered with red brick, three dormer windows with protruding roofs on the street side, trussed eaves facing the street, built-in garage on the ground floor, six-window front, single-pane windows, gable ends: gable slated, upper floor boarded up.

09201742
 

pagan

image designation location Dating description ID
House and side building of a three-sided courtyard Bockauer Weg 90
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Both buildings are typical of the region and have a half-timbered construction, both of which are of architectural and local significance.
  • Two-storey residential house with a gable roof, first half of the 19th century or around 1850, the upper floor is boarded up to the courtyard, including possibly half-timbered, front gable with ornamental decoration,
  • Side building slated half-timbered upper floor, drilled segment arch portal.
 09201702
 

Courtyard garden

image designation location Dating description ID
Residential building Am Hofgarten 22
(map) 		around 1930 Wooden house, striking residential building in industrial prefabricated construction from the 1920s and 1930s, of architectural significance.

One-storey, tower-like porch that protrudes into the roof.

09201555
 
Parish Schneeberger Strasse 17
(map) 		around 1800 Striking half-timbered building with a pitched roof, historic Schwarzenberg estate, as a largely originally preserved example of rural architecture, significant in terms of building history and valuable in terms of local history.

Parish, mentioned as an old church lair already in 1592, 1784 "parish farm", 1784 also "parish inheritance".

09201560
 
City fire memorial stone Schneeberger Strasse 17 (in front of)
(map) 		after 1824 Simple granite stone with carved inscription, significant in terms of local history.

With the inscription “The city burned down on May 2, 1824”, the stone reminds of the last great conflagration that cremated all buildings in the city except for the castle and church and a few isolated houses.

The letters AB are carved into the back of the stone.

09201559
 
Oral hole of the Kreuz-Invention-Stollen Steinweg
(map) 		inscribed 1652 With a domed round arch made of granite and keystone including the year, originally probably belonging to the old Schwarzenberg mining on the Galgenberg or to the water supply of the »Little Suburb«, evidence of mining history. 09201705
 
Vocational school with gym extension Steinweg 10
(map) 		marked 1956 Typical plastered building over an angular floor plan with a roof turret (clock tower) on the main building, structural evidence of early GDR architecture, of architectural and local significance.

Two-storey, sparsely structured plastered building with an angled floor plan with a basement, connecting corridor and north-western gymnasium extension, gable roofs, modern-looking components such as staircase, corridor and gymnasium extension.

09201554
 

Hunter's House

image designation location Dating description ID
Inn
 Inn Jägerhaus 1
(map) 		1847 Half-timbered house typical of the landscape with planking on the upper floor, of architectural and local significance.

First predecessor building, probably built around 1560 as an electoral hunter's house for a forester in connection with the enactment of the wood regulations, set on fire by the Swedes in 1639, reconstruction on behalf of Elector Johann Georg II, in the 19th century there was a toll collection at the intersection at the hunter's house , In 1847 today's inn building was erected, two-storey, seven axes, ground floor solid, upper storey timber-framed, half-hip roof, lead glass windows in the dining room around 1900.

09269041
 
Residential stable house Jägerhaus 10
(map) 		around 1850 Typical Erzgebirge stable house, quite originally preserved, of architectural significance.

One-storey solid plastered building, saddle roof, stable part clearly recognizable.

09300353
 

Neustadt

image designation location Dating description ID
Former railway bridge (now a pedestrian bridge) Bahnhofstrasse 1883 Multi-bay stone arch bridge on the Schwarzenberg – Johanngeorgenstadt railway line (former railway line), of importance in terms of building history, the history of the railways and the townscape.

Bridge crosses a valley cut and the river with three small and one larger segmented arches, keystones set with diamond blocks, round drainage openings with sandstone edging, until 1951 the railway line to Johanngeorgenstadt crossed the bridge, the line was relocated and replaced by a new double-track line, since then the bridge has been called Pedestrian bridge used, bridge with a slight curve.

08992398
 
milestone Bahnhofstrasse
(map) 		after 1858 Station stone, of importance in terms of traffic history.

Royal Saxon milestone, structured according to the station stone, made of a rectangular column with a wide, base-like lower part, arched end, inscription and cast metal crown.

09201754
 
Factory building of a former metal goods factory Gartenstrasse 9
(map) 		around 1905 Elongated, striking factory building with a moving roof landscape, facade structured by three risalits and pilaster strips, significant in terms of building history, industrial history and local history.

The metal goods factory Friedrich Wilhelm Kutscher jun. Founded in 1879. was the first in Germany to manufacture oil cans for factories, especially for locomotives and machines of all kinds, as a specialty.

In addition to the production of metal printing parts, drawn and embossed mass-produced articles in any metal according to samples and drawings, Kutscher also started producing chocolate molds in 1904. Nickel-plated, copper-plated and tin-plated were carried out in our own electroplating facility.

From 1905 Kutscher expanded his business by buying a factory from August Riecke in Deuben / Dresden. This is where molds and machines for refining glass objects were made. With the Schwarzenberg porcelain factory Fr. W. Kutscher and Co. founded in 1908, Obersachsenfeld began the production of ivory miniatures with coats of arms and views.

In total, the coachman employed around four hundred employees and workers. The Kutschberg, named after him, is still known to the people of Schwarzenberg.

09201701
 
Residential house in open development Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse 5
(map) 		around 1930 Typical plastered building with corner tower and hipped roof, of architectural significance.

Two-storey plastered building with a corner tower with a conical roof, structured there by pilaster strips, otherwise a plain facade, on the upper floor folding shutters, original front door, hipped roof with dormer window.

09201515
 
Residential and commercial building in open development Grünhainer Strasse 4
(map) 		1900 Representative building with oriels crowned by pointed hoods on the sides, articulated clinker brick facade, two risalits and high mansard roof with gables and dormer windows, significant in terms of building history and urban development history.

Said to have been built on the model of the Jägerkaserne in Dresden-Johannstadt. Former large gate, now central shop window on the south side.

09201514
 
Row of houses in open development Grünhainer Strasse 8; 8a
(card) 		Late 19th century Plastered building consisting of three parts of the building with a uniform facade design with neo-Gothic elements, of importance in terms of building history and site development.

The two head buildings with gabled central projections, saddle roof.

09201749
 
Former enamel factory (with »passage«, but without more recent additions) Grünhainer Strasse 14
(map) 		around 1910 Plastered building with reform style elements from around 1910, significance in terms of building history, industrial history and local history as well as urban development, special features, especially with regard to the supporting structure.

Three-storey load-bearing structure with a massive plastered facade, connected structures with sloping roofs, front side facing Grünhainer Straße with two side projections, inside staircases, window rungs reasonably renewed (plastic), staircase with original details. "Passage" built to the northeast with an interesting reinforced concrete arch construction.

09201569
 
Hotel in open development
 Hotel in open development Grünhainer Strasse 24
(map) 		1911 Representative, neoclassical designed hotel building, historically significant. 09201512
 
Administration building of the Saxon Union Brewery Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 2
(map) 		around 1900 Plastered building with central dwelling, structure of the plastered facade by clinker strips and tooth-cut friezes, of industrial and local history. 09201510
 
Apartment building in open development Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 3
(map) 		probably around 1915 Plastered construction typical of the time, of architectural significance.

Two-storey plastered building, structure of the facade by a central entrance area, plastered mirror under the windows, mansard roof with two strong side houses with semicircular ends, lead glass windows in the stairwell.

09201509
 
Residential house in open development with fencing Robert-Koch-Strasse 1
(map) 		around 1925 Plastered building with lateral bulges and hipped roof with a dwelling, of architectural significance.

Two-storey plastered building, the facade is structured by lateral illuminations, the two central windows on the upper floor with folding shutters, hipped roof with a sturdy dwarf house with a triangular gable.

09201521
 
Factory owner's villa Robert-Koch-Strasse 18
(map) 		marked 1904 Representative factory owner's villa with corner tower, gables, balconies and covered entrance area, built in the neo-style of the German Renaissance, significant in terms of architectural, artistic, local history and urban development history. 09201511
 
Residential house in open development Unit 18 Street
(Map) 		1930s Plastered construction typical of the time, of architectural significance. 09201504
 
Soviet memorial, with horticultural decoration Unit 20 street (at)
(map) 		1955 System of stepped pedestal and stele, memorial with inscription panels, relief of a Red Army soldier and Soviet star, a striking memorial in terms of design, above all of historical importance. 09201503
 
Residential house in half-open development and corner location Weidauer Strasse 3
(map) 		around 1900 Plastered building with historicizing facade design, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning.

Two-story building with corner structure (third floor), plaster facade, grooved on the ground floor, wall-opening ratio intact, was a café (see contemporary inscription on the structure), back with an original cross-frame window, original apartment doors inside.

09201570
 
Apartment building in open development Weidauer Strasse 7
(map) 		around 1910 Façade in the reform style of the time around 1910, of architectural significance. 09201698
 
Apartment building in half-open development Weidauer Strasse 9
(map) 		around 1910 Façade in the reform style of the time around 1910, of architectural significance. 09201699
 
Apartment building in semi-open development and corner location Weidauer Strasse 12
(map) 		around 1910 Representative plastered building in the reform style of the time around 1910, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning.

Original Art Nouveau furnishings in the hallway and stairwell with doors, floors, railings, etc.

09201519
 

New world

image designation location Dating description ID
Church and memorial for the fallen of the First World War
 Church and memorial for the fallen of the First World War Emmauskirchplatz 1
(map) 		referred to 1900-1901 Historicizing gallery church with west tower and completely preserved high quality Art Nouveau furnishings, architecturally significant testimony to the more recent church architecture (particularly noteworthy the impressive Art Nouveau painting), of architectural and local significance.

The tower shows a dome with a high point, buttresses on the sides, the portal marked with tail gable, side staircases also with tail gables, marked 1900–1901 in the central choir window of the church, war memorial next to the gateway from Rochlitzer Porphyrtuff after 1920.

09201620
 
Residential house with enclosure Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 31
(map) 		around 1905 Typical clinker brick building, historically important.

One-storey clinker brick building above the basement with corner grooves, lateral projection of the facade with the upper storey, artificial stone walls, free space in the gable.

09201622
 
Factory owner's villa Fritz-Reuter-Strasse 11
(map) 		1913 Representative villa building with interior fittings, largely preserved in its original condition, as an architecturally outstanding object of villa architecture after 1900, significant in terms of architectural history, as a manufacturer's villa significant for local history.

Interior fittings (including hall board) with paneling, doors, colored glass windows, stucco decor, marble cladding, old handles, original flooring, decorative grilles, etc., also the exterior very representative, entrance zone, palladi motif, and so on.

09201599
 
Residential building Fritz-Reuter-Strasse 25
(map) 		marked 1904 Representative clinker brick building with a central projection and an elaborately designed facade, of architectural and artistic importance.

The effect of the facade is based on the use of different colored clinker material (red for the wall surfaces, green for the arches above the windows and the storey and eaves profile).

09201600
 
Villa with villa garden and enclosure Fritz-Reuter-Strasse 27
(map) 		1908 Largely originally preserved Art Nouveau villa belonging to the manufacturer Hartmann, representative plastered building with architectural historical and architectural significance, also important for the local history.

Architectural design very rich with extensions, bay windows, the original windows, window grilles, representative entrance area from staircase in front of a column-supported balcony and original entrance door, etc., roof structures, tower, inside large part of the original equipment with doors, stucco decor, colored glass windows, cut glass, stoves, etc. .

09201601
 
Villa with enclosure Fritz-Reuter-Strasse 29
(map) 		1902 Representative, historicizing clinker brick building with rich facade design, of architectural and artistic importance.

Clinker sandstone building with risalits, tail gable and triangular gable, corner emphasis, loggias (on the upper floor with artistically remarkable cladding, etc.), built in the style of the German Neo-Renaissance.

09201602
 
Villa with villa garden and enclosure Fritz-Reuter-Strasse 31
(map) 		after 1900 Largely originally preserved, architecturally representative factory owner's villa, architecturally and artistically significant as well as significant for the local history.

The garden side with stairs, balcony etc. almost more representative than the front, historicism villa with neo-baroque and art nouveau elements (colored glass windows), bars.

09201603
 
Residential building Fritz-Reuter-Strasse 33
(map) 		marked 1905 Representative clinker brick building with elevated central projections with a dwarf house, historically important. 09201604
 
Residential building Fritz-Reuter-Strasse 34
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century One of the few half-timbered buildings in Neuwelt, evidence of folk architecture, of architectural significance.

Complete half-timbered construction, ground floor made of solid quarry stone, segment arch portal.

09201605
 
Apartment building in half-open development Fritz-Reuter-Strasse 36 around 1905 Clinker brick facade typical of the time with elevated side elevation, of architectural and urban significance, together with Talstrasse 19, significant for the townscape. 09201719
 
Four apartment buildings Gehringsberg 1; 3; 5; 7
(card) 		from 1919 Evidence of the Erzgebirge settlement construction of the 1920s and 1930s, architecturally distinctive through the massive stone-covered ground floor zones and steep roofs, also significant for the townscape in this hillside location.

Individual features of the aggregate Gehringsberg settlement: (see also aggregate 09305995, same address)

The complex consists of a main wing, single-storey connecting buildings and two head buildings, part of a small settlement on the Geringsberg.

09201606
 
Unity of the Gehringsberg settlement Gehringsberg 1; 3; 5; 7
(card) 		from 1919 Evidence of the Erzgebirge settlement construction in the 1920s and 1930s.

Subject entity with the following individual features:

  • four apartment buildings (see individual monument 09201606, same address),
  • Double dwelling (see single monument 09201610, Gehringsberg 2, 4),
  • Double house (see single monument 09201611, Gehringsberg 6, 8),
  • Double residential building (see single monument 09201607, Gehringsberg 9, 11),
  • Double house (see single monument 09201612, Gehringsberg 10, 12),
  • Double house (see single monument 09201608, Gehringsberg 13, 15),
  • Double residential building (see single monument 09201613, Gehringsberg 14, 16),
  • Double residential building (see single monument 09201609, Gehringsberg 17, 19),
  • Double house (see single monument 09201614, Gehringsberg 18, 20).
 09305995
 
Duplex house Gehringsberg 2; 4
(card) 		from 1919 Part of a small settlement on the Gehringsberg, evidence of the Erzgebirge settlement construction in the 1920s and 1930s, architecturally distinctive due to the massive stone-covered ground floor zones and steep roofs, also important for the townscape in this hillside location.

Individual monument of the population of the Gehringsberg settlement: (see also population 09305995, Gehringsberg 1, 3, 5, 7)

09201610
 
Duplex house Gehringsberg 6; 8
(card) 		from 1919 Part of a small settlement on the Gehringsberg, evidence of the Erzgebirge settlement construction in the 1920s and 1930s, architecturally distinctive due to the massive stone-covered ground floor zones and steep roofs, also important for the townscape in this hillside location.

Individual monument of the population of the Gehringsberg settlement: (see also population 09305995, Gehringsberg 1, 3, 5, 7)

09201611
 
Duplex house Gehringsberg 9; 11
(card) 		from 1919 Part of a small settlement on the Gehringsberg, evidence of the Erzgebirge settlement construction in the 1920s and 1930s, architecturally distinctive due to the massive stone-covered ground floor zones and steep roofs, also important for the townscape in this hillside location.

Individual monument of the population of the Gehringsberg settlement: (see also population 09305995, Gehringsberg 1, 3, 5, 7)

09201607
 
Duplex house Gehringsberg 10; 12
(card) 		from 1919 Part of a small settlement on the Gehringsberg, evidence of the Erzgebirge settlement construction in the 1920s and 1930s, architecturally distinctive due to the massive stone-covered ground floor zones and steep roofs, also important for the townscape in this hillside location.

Individual monument of the population of the Gehringsberg settlement: (see also population 09305995, Gehringsberg 1, 3, 5, 7)

09201612
 
Duplex house Gehringsberg 13; 15
(card) 		from 1919 Part of a small settlement on the Gehringsberg, evidence of the Erzgebirge settlement construction in the 1920s and 1930s, architecturally distinctive due to the massive stone-covered ground floor zones and steep roofs, also important for the townscape in this hillside location.

Individual monument of the population of the Gehringsberg settlement: (see also population 09305995, Gehringsberg 1, 3, 5, 7)

09201608
 
Duplex house Gehringsberg 14; 16
(card) 		from 1919 Part of a small settlement on the Gehringsberg, evidence of the Erzgebirge settlement construction in the 1920s and 1930s, architecturally distinctive due to the massive stone-covered ground floor zones and steep roofs, also important for the townscape in this hillside location.

Individual monument of the population of the Gehringsberg settlement: (see also population 09305995, Gehringsberg 1, 3, 5, 7)

09201613
 
Duplex house Gehringsberg 17; 19
(card) 		from 1919 Part of a small settlement on the Gehringsberg, evidence of the Erzgebirge settlement construction in the 1920s and 1930s, architecturally distinctive due to the massive stone-covered ground floor zones and steep roofs, also important for the townscape in this hillside location.

Individual monument of the population of the Gehringsberg settlement: (see also population 09305995, Gehringsberg 1, 3, 5, 7)

09201609
 
Duplex house Gehringsberg 18; 20
(card) 		from 1919 Part of a small settlement on the Gehringsberg, evidence of the Erzgebirge settlement construction in the 1920s and 1930s, architecturally distinctive due to the massive stone-covered ground floor zones and steep roofs, also important for the townscape in this hillside location.

Individual monument of the population of the Gehringsberg settlement: (see also population 09305995, Gehringsberg 1, 3, 5, 7)

09201614
 
Covered wooden bridge over the Schwarzwasser
More pictures 		Covered wooden bridge over the Schwarzwasser Hammerstrasse
(map) 		1732 Testimony to earlier wooden construction and carpentry, as well as a document for traffic history, significant in terms of building history and traffic history, also of relevance in terms of landscape design. 09201577
 
Residential house in open development Hammerstrasse 1
(map) 		marked 1832 Elongated half-timbered building with a crooked hip roof, as an example of rural architecture of architectural value as well as significant in terms of local history.

Gut already mentioned in 1546 as "Friedels Gut", the important Blechhammer Untersachsenfeld (sheet metal company) was neighboring (created after 1500), around 1970 cardboard factory. Hammergut mentioned as such in 1846.

09201576
 
School with stairs and fencing Lutherstrasse 21
(map) 		around 1925 A school building from the 1920s with a prominent design, preserved throughout the original as a building of the Erzgebirge Expressionism, significant in terms of architectural history, significant for local history and artistically significant.
  • School: three-storey, representative school building with triangular gable, slightly angled extension, crowned stair tower, stone-view porch, pointed arch openings on the ground floor, original plaster (type of comb plaster, dark green colored), original details in the entrance area: doors and walls,
  • Enclosure: Wooden picket fence with plinth and pillars made of quarry stone (granite) along the eastern and southeastern property line.
 09201615
 
Residential house in open development Talstrasse 9
(map) 		around 1905 Striking, historicizing clinker brick facade, of importance in terms of the building history and the townscape. 09201618
 
Residential house in open development Talstrasse 17 around 1905 Clinker brick building typical of the time with elevated central projections, free chevrons in the gables, significant in terms of architecture and important for the townscape.

Two-storey clinker brick building, six to three axes, gabled central projectile with free rafter, stucco ornamentation over the windows, crooked hip roof.

09201617
 
Apartment building in semi-open development and corner location Talstrasse 19
(map) 		around 1905 Clinker brick facade typical of the time with elevated side elevation, of architectural and urban significance, together with Fritz-Reuter-Straße 36, important for the townscape (see also there). 09201616
 

Pöhla

image designation location Dating description ID
More pictures Former hammer mill building and an adjoining building to the southwest across the corner Am Pfeilhammer 1a
(map) 		Mid 19th century Plain, plastered buildings, slightly over-molded in their external appearance, of significance in terms of local and technical history.

Single monuments of material entity arrow Hammer : (see also impersonal entity 09306095)

  • Hammer mill founded in 1525, hammer mill building: single storey, 13 axes, plastered construction, saddle roof, in the middle of the house a dwelling with roof turrets, entrance area changed, conversion of arched windows to rectangular windows,
  • Ancillary building: Located south-west of the hammer mill building at a corner, single-storey plastered building with a gently sloping saddle roof on a rectangular floor plan, forming a uniform building complex with the main building, arched window openings partly with original windows.
 09286572
 
More pictures Aggregate arrow hammer At the arrow hammer 1a; 3; 4; 5; 6
(card) 		16. – 19. century Former hammer mill, remarkably preserved building ensemble with architectural, local and technical historical significance.

Subject aggregate arrow hammer with the following individual monuments:

  • Former hammer mill building and an adjoining building to the southwest across the corner (see individual monument 09286572, Am Pfeilhammer 1a),
  • Residential house (see individual monument 09286577, Am Pfeilhammer 3),
  • Residential house (with seating niche portal), adjoining stable building and angled barn of a former four-sided courtyard (see individual monument 09286636, Am Pfeilhammer 4),
  • Former Hammerherrenhaus with a southern extension and enclosure wall (see individual monument 09286637, Am Pfeilhammer 5) and
  • Boundary hedge (garden monument), Am Pfeilhammer 6 (no individual monument)

1525 Foundation of the hammer mill. Enclosure wall made of quarry stone masonry (dry stone wall) along the southwestern property line, along the western and northwestern property line, remains of a previously cut beech hedge (Fagus sylvatica, garden monument).

09306095
 
More pictures Residential building On the arrow hammer 3 around 1800 Traditional half-timbered house of importance in terms of building history, local history and local image.

Individual monument of the entity Pfeilhammer: (see also entity 09306095)

Two-storey, massive ground floor - changed: among other things, door portal removed, upper floor half-timbered - a massive gable, saddle roof.

09286577
 
More pictures Residential house (with seating niche portal), adjoining stable building and angled barn of a former four-sided courtyard Am Pfeilhammer 4
(map) 		around 1580 (portal) Rural building ensemble with architectural and house history and local history significance.

Individual features of the entity Pfeilhammer: (see also entity 09306095)

Residential house: Seating niche portal (second half of the 16th century) on the gable side, same gable side on the ground floor solid, top floor half-timbered, above the portal an iron-cast plate with coat of arms inscribed "IH von E" (Elterlein) and "1687", southern eaves side arched portal with keystone and front door at the end of the 18th century Century - wood, two-winged with raised skylights, staggered stalls and barns north of the house - massive plastered buildings.

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Former hammer mansion with a southern extension and enclosure wall
More pictures 		Former hammer mansion with a southern extension and enclosure wall Am Pfeilhammer 5
(map) 		1802-1806, designated 1804 Castle-like plastered building towering over the valley with a high mansard hipped roof, of architectural and local significance.

Individual features of the entity Pfeilhammer: (see also entity 09306095)

  • Hammerherrenhaus: rebuilt after fire, three-storey plastered building, central axes or two times two axes on the north side emphasized by roof bay windows with triangular gables, strictly structured facade with rectangular windows, entrance with arched portal with earring and keystone, this with the coat of arms marked "1804", below a stone tablet with inscription : “At midnight from May 29th to May 30th, 1802, all the residential and farm buildings on the local farm, together with the brewery and brandy house with movables and supplies, were robbed by the flames due to the Staabhütte, which was ignited first Zim (m) ermstr. L. Gros and CF Gros and Maurermstr. CF Schubert rebuilt in 5 years until 1806 v. CH v. E. ", classical front door with floral decor, large arched entrance hall with representative staircase with cross vault on the upper floor,
  • South side: three-storey building with arched arcades on the ground floor, gable roof, dwelling.
  • Enclosure: Quarry stone wall made of dry stone along the southwest, southern and southeastern border of the garden, gate and two-flight staircase in the east, driveway in the west.
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Church with attached rectory, two war memorials in front of the rectory and memorial stone in the cemetery
More pictures 		Church with attached rectory, two war memorials in front of the rectory and memorial stone in the cemetery Bauernweg 12
(map) 		1933 Of significance in terms of the local image and history.

Individual features of the aggregate Luther Church, rectory and churchyard Pöhla: (see also aggregate 09305996, same address)

  • Church: Small aisle church, functional building in the Heimat style, south side tower with high pyramid roof, also very plain inside, chancel with large three-part stained glass window depicting the risen Christ and two angel figures by K. Eberhard, Dresden, in the south organ loft with Schmeisser organ from 1934 , Altar and baptism made of Hilbersdorfer Porphyrtuff, at the church entrance (north side) inscription panel: "Built for the glory of God in the year of the Lord 1933" as well as a bronze door with two wings - first wing with medallion with inscription: "A strong castle is our God", second wing with medallion with portrait of Martin Luther.
  • War memorials: Franco-German War and First World War on open space in front of the rectory.
  • Memorial stone: With a representation of Christ in the cemetery.
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The whole church with attached parsonage, two war memorials in front of the parsonage and memorial stone in the cemetery and the churchyard (garden monument), as well as the cemetery with cemetery gate as a whole
More pictures 		The whole church with attached parsonage, two war memorials in front of the parsonage and memorial stone in the cemetery and the churchyard (garden monument), as well as the cemetery with cemetery gate as a whole Bauernweg 12
(map) 		1933 Of significance in terms of the local image and history.

The whole Luther church, parsonage and churchyard in Pöhla with the following individual monuments: (see individual monument 09286949, same address)

  • Cemetery: green area around the church laid out in terraces, upper level around the church: garden areas to the west of the building are bordered by cut hornbeam hedges (Carpinus betulus), oak (Quercus robur) that is characteristic to the north-west of the church, and to the south-west of the building are war memorials 1870/1871 and First World War, south of the vicarage kitchen garden, laths on the south and west facades, height difference from the upper eastern to the lower western level covered by an embankment, to the west of the church stairs with cheeks made of stepped quarry stone masonry leading to the main entrance of the church, eastern garden border also cut through Hornbeam hedges (Carpinus betulus) fenced in, in the southwest corner a bastion-like seat with a retaining wall made of quarry stone and wooden picket fence and weeping ash (Fraxinus excelsior 'Pendula'), on the lower two other old trees: winter linden (Tilia cordata) and summer -Linden (Tilia platyphyllos) and rhododendron.
  • Cemetery: Geometrically laid out with a central cross, in the center of the central crossroads a mighty winter lime tree (Tilia cordata), in the north the cemetery gate is crowned with gate pillars made of quarry stone and a cross and a three-part ornamental grille and two horse chestnuts (Aesculus hippocastanum) as gate trees, in the north-east and north In the south-east corner of the cemetery a red-leaved Norway maple (Acer platanoides 'Schwedleri'), in the south fountain inscribed "1937" and a memorial stone with a figure of Christ.
 09305996
 
Residential stable house, side building and enclosure wall with gate of a two-sided courtyard Hauptstrasse 6
(map) 		marked 1787 A half-timbered building ensemble of historical and urban significance that has been preserved.
  • Residential building and side building: facing the street at the gable, between the two enclosure walls with a gate and wooden transition on the upper floor on the valley side between the two houses, courtyard used to be a craft yard, residential building extended on the gable side, gable roof, stucco ceilings on the upper floor, beautiful staircase, large cellar vault, profiled wooden cornice ,
  • Side building / north side: solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, saddle roof, paved courtyard, inscription with construction time above the gate of the house.
 09286945
 
Residential stable house, side building, barn and shed of a farm Hauptstrasse 7
(map) 		around 1700 Image-defining ensemble, residential stable house, stately half-timbered building of architectural, house-historical and local significance.

Residential stable house: independent from the gable, two parts of the building - the older part around 1700, single-bar with flattened head struts, profiled threshold, second half of the house around 1800 with simple stud framework and corner struts, wooden window frames on the older part of the house, eastern gable with hay elevator, saddle roof, lavatory bay on the courtyard side

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Inn Hauptstrasse 32
(map) 		around 1885 Typical plastered construction with a gabled central projection, of importance in terms of local history and character.

Two-storey, elongated structure, eight-axis - including two-axis central projections with triangular gables and round windows, entrance with door portal and double-winged front door with glass inserts and skylight, simple window frames typical of the time - on the central projectile on the upper floor with horizontal window roofing, gable unadorned, on a gable hay roof .

09286939
 
Former blacksmith shop, later residential building with shop Hauptstrasse 41
(map) 		marked 1835 Half-timbered house typical of the time with subsequent shop extension of importance in terms of architectural history.

Main building: two-storey, eaves, four axes, ground floor massively plastered, arched portal with keystone, this marked "FG 1835", upper floor half-timbered with aerated concrete blocks, rear eaves half-timbered bay on the upper floor (corridor and toilet), saddle roof, next to the front door massive shop extension on one storey with facing gable and two shop windows around 1900.

09286940
 
Former Hammerherrenhaus (today municipal administration) Hauptstrasse 43
(map) 		18th century Stately plastered building with high hipped mansard roof, of architectural and local significance.

Two-storey, high hipped mansard roof with dormer windows, three-storey central projections with segmental arched windows in the triangular gables, inside a spacious staircase and simple stucco ceilings, eight by ten axes,

History: Großpöhlaer Hammer around 1400, the building was the manor house of this hammer mill, classicistic front door with floral decorations.

09286941
 
Factory and administration building (main building) Hauptstrasse 55
(map) 		marked 1908 (weather vane) Distinctive plastered construction of local history and significance.

Two-storey, seven by four axes, plastered construction, half-hipped roof with turrets, roof bay windows and dormers, on the ground floor two large, subsequently built-in gates (view impaired), on the rear eaves side there is a single-storey factory hall with a facing gable and large rectangular windows.

09286942
 
Residential building Ludwig-Jahn-Strasse 2
(map) 		18th century, possibly older Half-timbered house typical of the time and landscape of architectural and socio-historical value.

One and two storeys due to the hillside location, ground floor or plinth solid and plastered, upper storey half-timbered, one gable side solid, a gable triangle boarded up, gable roof without extensions.

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Former forester's house with two outbuildings and remains of the courtyard paving Ludwig-Jahn-Strasse 13; 14; 15
(card) 		1900/1903 Building ensemble that was built at the same time is of architectural and local significance.
  • Forester's house / residential building: two-storey plastered building, five times three axes (middle axis including twin windows), courtyard side with a representative three-storey central projection with hipped roof, cantilevered roof on ornate consoles, windows and doors with artificial stone surrounds, rough plaster from the time of origin, covered terrace with massive parapet ,
  • Outbuildings: similar design, one-storey with jamb, boarded jamb, hipped roofs.
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Residential building Mitteldorf 27
(map) 		around 1800 Two-storey, massive plastered building with a steep hipped roof, probably originally a half-timbered house, rural building at a prominent location, significance for urban planning and building history.

With plaster divisions, arched portal, intact wall-opening ratio, corner extension.

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Former school (now residential building) Schulanger 1
(map) 		1764, documented Typical regional half-timbered building with characteristic roof turret, of architectural and local significance.

Ground floor plastered quarry stone masonry, upper floor half-timbered slate, slate-covered crooked hip roof with polygonal roof turret with clock and Welscher hood, on the ground floor natural stone window frames, house entrance with arched arch, on the rear eaves side fire department garage with intermediate building added, on the ground floor originally a classroom.

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school School place 1
(map) 		1905-1910 Striking plastered building in the reform and homeland style that shapes the townscape, of local and architectural importance.

Two-storey plastered building with central projections and hipped mansard roof, segmented arched windows on the ground floor, rectangular twin windows on the upper floor, representative entrance with roofing, this among other things with a cube frieze, skylight divided by massive pillars - these are decorated with depictions of birds, ornamental framework, tapering clock tower in the middle of the Roof with Welscher hood.

09286948
 

Rockelmann

image designation location Dating description ID
Outdoor stage At the Rockelmann 1934-1935 Built as a thing site from the Nazi era with a stage and a wide arena, a concise structural testimony to the Third Reich, architect Ludwig Moshammer, of architectural and local importance. 09201580
 
Memorial stone for Ernst Schneller Bermsgruner Strasse
(map) 		1958 Granite boulder with inscription plaque and VVN sign, in memory of the anti-fascist resistance fighter Ernst Schneller, murdered in Sachsenhausen in 1944, significant in terms of personal history. 09201755
 
Multi-family house and row of houses with six double houses in a residential complex and enclosures Bermsgruner Strasse 17; 19; 21; 23; 25; 27; 29; 31
(card) 		around 1930 Residential buildings from the twenties and thirties typical of the Ore Mountains with characteristic quarry stone masonry, traditionally designed entrance doors, slate, etc., of architectural significance. 09201704
 
Aggregate Rockelmannpark (garden monument) with the following individual monument: Memorial to those who fell in the First World War
More pictures 		Aggregate Rockelmannpark (garden monument) with the following individual monument: Memorial to those who fell in the First World War Erlaer Strasse
(map) 		1934-1936 Park including path system, space and structure-creating planting, small ponds, various structures such as bridges, stairs, etc., gardens and landscaping of high quality park, largely preserved in its original state.

Aggregate Rockelmannpark (garden monument) with individual monument: (see individual monument 09305997, same address)

Landscaped park along the old brook with two ponds (the larger one with a fountain), cascade and stone arch bridge, above the larger pond a small island-like vantage point with a bastion-like retaining wall and silver linden tree (Tilia tomentosa) planted in the middle,

At the northern entrance there is a war memorial for the fallen of the First World War, here a row of linden trees (Tilia spec.) Leads along the main path into the park, terrain from southwest to northeast as well as to the creek cut, height differences are overcome by retaining walls and several small stairs made of granite Valuable old trees, including linden (Tilia spec.), red beech (Fagus sylvatica), blood beech (Fagus sylvatica f. purpurea), red oak (Quercus rubra), hemlock (Tsuga canadensis), yew (Taxus baccata) ) and rhododendron.

09201581
 
Memorial to the fallen of the First World War
More pictures 		Memorial to the fallen of the First World War Erlaer Strasse
(map) 		1926 Remarkable in terms of design with significance for the local history.

Individual monument of the aggregate Rockelmannpark: (see also aggregate 09201581, same address)

The structure of the war memorial consists of a high stele, a staggered, expressionistic-looking plinth and an elaborate staircase that forks at the foot of the plinth and is held together by cheeks on both sides. The monument complex was built from quarry stone (granite) and is planted with rhododendrons and ornamental shrubs along the stairs. The facility was inaugurated in 1924.

09305997
 

Sachsenfeld

image designation location Dating description ID
Residential building At Lehnberg 2 designated1889 Half-timbered building typical of the region, of architectural significance.

Solid ground floor, upper floor timber-frame slated, rear extension, gable roof.

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Cemetery chapel, memorial to those who fell in World War I, three tombs and enclosure wall including two cemetery gates Am Schloßwald 20
(map) 		around 1920 Buildings of value architecturally and in terms of local history, the graves artistically or in terms of local history and personal history.

Individual features of the entity Johannisfriedhof: (see also entity 09306097)

  • Chapel: with extension and Baroque dome or hood (around 1920),
  • Enclosure: along the northern border of the cemetery, mostly quarry stone walls made of granite with a roof-shaped border, all other borders with wooden picket fences,
  • Entrances: one granite entrance gate with basket arch and two-winged wooden slat gate in the northwest and one in the southwest of the cemetery, further entrance with a new ornamental gate in the east of the cemetery,
  • War Memorial First World War: Plain granite boulder with copper plate with the names of the fallen soldiers.

Grave facilities:

  • Grave of the washing machine manufacturer Krauss (around 1933),
  • Tomb with a seated female figure (around 1925),
  • Riedel tomb (around 1925).
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Totality of the cemetery chapel, memorial for those who died in the First World War, a tomb, two tombs and an enclosure wall including two cemetery gates Am Schloßwald 20
(map) 		after 1900 Forest cemetery including its geometric path system, its spatial and structural planting and its ground relief of landscape design importance, buildings of architectural and local historical value, the graves of artistic or local and personal history of importance.

Material entirety Johannisfriedhof with the following individual monuments: (see individual monument 09201520) and cemetery design (garden monument)

Structural assets:

  • Building:
    • Chapel: with extension and Baroque dome or hood (around 1920),
    • Enclosure: along the northern border of the cemetery, mostly quarry stone walls made of granite with a roof-shaped border, all other borders with wooden picket fences,
  • Development:
    • Entrances: one granite entrance gate each with a basket arch and two-winged wooden slat gate in the north-west and in the south-west of the cemetery, further entrance with a new ornamental gate in the east of the cemetery
    • Path system: symmetrically structured, geometric path system with a water-bound ceiling and edges made of granite as well as stairs made of quarry stone (granite), main axis leading from the chapel in the east to an absiden-shaped bench in the west, parallel to this, horseshoe-shaped paths that lead to the chapel
  • War memorial First World War: Plain granite boulder with copper plate with the names of the fallen soldiers,
  • Grave facilities:
    • Grave of the washing machine manufacturer Krauss (around 1933),
    • Tomb with a seated female figure (around 1925),
    • Riedel tomb (around 1925),
  • Vegetation:

Valuable woody stock including winter linden (Tilia cordata), English oak (Quercus robur), horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum), Norway maple (Acer pseudoplatanus), forest pine (Pinus sylvestris), black pine (Pinus nigra), Colorado fir (Abies concolor), Norway spruce (Picea abies) and rhododendron,

  • Other protected assets:
    • Ground relief: terrain sloping from north to south, terraced in five levels, intercepted by embankments, accessed by stairs,
    • Visual relationship: within the complex, visual axis from the stone bench to the chapel.
 09306097
 
Double house in a settlement Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 14; 16
(card) 		around 1925 Originally preserved Sachsenfeld workers' settlement house with extensions over a triangular floor plan, structural evidence of the Erzgebirge Expressionism of the 1920s and 1930s, of architectural significance.

Two-storey, boarded-up upper floor, high triangular gables, clear attic, triangular dormers and shutters.

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The monastery building, chapel and tombs in the monastery cemetery, now a hospital Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 72
(map) 		between 1913 and 1915 Significant in local history.

Individual features of the entity Prinzess-Marien-Stift: (see also entity 09305999, same address)

  • Main building with three-storey facade, gabled central projection and high mansard roof, stylistically: Neoclassicism and Art Nouveau, arched windows on the ground floor, inside part of the original furnishings and gate house (probably later - 1920 / 1930s), building initially designed as a rest home for wounded soldiers as an orphanage
  • Cemetery chapel: later used as a mortuary hall,
  • Forest cemetery connected to the park: first burial in 1916 and last burial in 1946, stones from the area labeled with white paint or originally with small tablets, originally comprised around 200 graves.
 09201572
 
Subject entirety Former monastery complex Prinzess-Marien-Stift Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 72
(map) 		1913-1915 Former monastery complex with a representative, widely visible main building, of architectural and local importance.

Subject entity with the following individual features:

  • Monastery building,
  • Chapel and graves in the monastery cemetery (see individual monument 09201572, same address)
  • As well as the surrounding garden with enclosure wall and the monastery cemetery as a whole
  • Garden: Enclosed in the north by a quarry stone wall, to the south-west of the building an absiden-like area bordered by a cut hornbeam hedge (Carpinus betulus), on the south-west facade of the building two spherical maples (Acer pseudoplatanus 'Globosum') and cut hornbeam hedge, south of the building horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum),
  • Cemetery: forest cemetery terraced on three levels, cemetery chapel located above, lowest level with a row of linden trees (Tilia spec.) And cut hornbeam hedge (Carpinus betulus) delimited to the southwest, middle level with a row of linden trees (Tilia spec.) , intercepted by embankments, top level intercepted by a retaining wall made of quarry stone.
 09305999
 
Manor house of a manor and retaining walls
 Manor house of a manor and retaining walls Grünhainer Strasse 32
(map) 		inscribed 1593 and later Two-storey mansion consisting of three wings standing at right angles to each other, dominated by a round tower with a hood, design accent by means of a copy of the original Renaissance portal, significant in terms of architectural history, also as the former seat of the governor of the Schwarzenberg-Zwickau-Grünhain offices of particular local and regional historical value.

At the site of the manor there could have been a watchtower from around 1200 as part of a security system on the pass road between Zwickau and the Dreßnitzer Pass. The round tower of the Sachsenfeld manor dates from the 16th century. The expansion into a castle or mansion must have taken place under the owner Nicol Klinger around 1593. In 1833 the current castle burned down almost completely. Apart from the stair tower, only remnants of the Renaissance building remained. The latter is said to have fallen victim to a new building. The tower, which has since been provided with historical design elements, was renewed in 1961 and made more objective.

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Residential building Mühlberg 1
(map) 		around 1800 Striking half-timbered house (slightly changed) of architectural and urban value.

Two-storey, broad-based building on a rectangular floor plan, the first floor quarry stone masonry plastered, the base subsequently clad with glazed bricks, subsequent installation of a shop window, arched portal with keystone, upper floor half-timbered structure - simple construction, one gable side half-timbered partially replaced by masonry, four by five axes.

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Villa with enclosure Roter Mühlenweg 18
(map) 		around 1925 In this form, an example of villa architecture from the 1920s, of architectural significance.

With a rear veranda, design simple but high quality, see window and round porch, picket fence enclosure, base and pillars (quarry stone).

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Suburb / Bärenackerweg

image designation location Dating description ID
Bridge over the Schwarzwasser and stone fortifications on both banks Old Annaberger Strasse 1574 Stone bridge with two arched arches and a strong central pillar, upstream with an icebreaker, a particularly important building and local history, and also one of the oldest bridges in the Western Ore Mountains with a rarity.

Schwarzenberg Castle was built around 1150 as a mansion because of this river crossing of the old pass road. First ford, then wooden bridge, from 1574 already mentioned as "stone bridge".

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Forest park Alte Heerstrasse
(map) 		1847 Of importance in terms of urban history, gardening and landscape design.

Created in 1847 at the suggestion of Mayor Gustav Weidenauer, from 1863 the spa and later Hotel "Bad Ottenstein" (demolished in 1995) was located to the south, and there was an observation tower in the center of the park (compare topographical maps from 1893-1941 and historical postcards), Forest park with predominantly red beech population (Fagus sylvatica), red beech avenue leading to the park from the northeast, the rocks above the Schwarzwasser were incorporated into the park, lookout points on the rocks offer views over the old town with castle and St. Georgen Church, landscaped curved path system with a water-bound ceiling and granite edges as well as a large number of granite stairs.

Furnishing:

  • Schiller memorial stone: in the north of the complex a simple granite stone with the following inscription: “To the German poet Fr. Schiller the Elder Nov 10, 1859 ",
  • Luther linden tree (new planting at the historical location) and Luther memorial stone: In the east of the complex, winter linden tree (Tilia cordata) and simple granite stone with the following inscription: “THE GREAT REFORMER Dr. MARTIN LUTHER / 10. NOV. 1883 "
  • Mayor Weidenauer memorial stone: In the south of the facility on the rock, a profiled sandstone slab with a roof and a new metal plate with the following inscription: “Mayor Friedr. Gustav Weidenauer / Knight of the KSAOI / the founder of these facilities, dedicated out of gratitude by the city of Schwarzenberg. 1883 ".
 09306147
 
Railway tunnel Badstrasse
(map) 		marked 1882 Tunnel under the Schlossberg with highlighted north and south entrances, an important monument in the history of transport. 09201710
 
Residential house in open development Badstrasse 8
(map) 		around 1700 Typical and at the same time remarkable petty bourgeois house of the 16th and 17th centuries with half-timbered upper storey and gable roof, side extension (built as a half-timbered house), significant building and house history. 09201706
 
Residential house in open development Badstrasse 10
(map) 		18th century Characteristic two-storey building with a gable roof, on the upper floor probably still half-timbered, significant in terms of building history, also important for the townscape.

Two-storey, massive ground floor, upper floor half-timbered - partly slated or plastered, stepped cornice, steep, slightly curved gable roof.

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Residential house in open development Badwiese 2
(map) 		around 1905 Plastered building in the youth and reform style, significant in terms of building history and urban development history.

Original equipment in the stairwell: doors, railings, colored glass windows, cut glass, overhangs, lamps, etc.

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Residential house in semi-open development Badwiese 3
(map) 		around 1905 Stately plastered building with ornamental framework, significant in terms of building history and urban development history.

Two-storey plastered building with a loft and a tower-like corner, decorative framework in the roof area, shutters on both storeys, veranda on the east side over two storeys.

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Residential house in open development Badwiese 5 around 1905 Plastered construction in reform style, significant in terms of building history and urban development history.

Two-storey plastered building with an elaborate roof extension.

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Railway tunnel Hammerweg
(map) 		marked 1882 Tunnel under the Schlossberg with highlighted north and south entrances, an important monument in the history of transport. 09201710
 
Residential house in semi-open development Hammerweg 1 marked 1770 Characteristic building with a high, extended pitched roof, highlighted by a segmented arch portal with apex stone including dating and high-quality historicizing entrance door, significant in terms of architectural and urban development history as well as of relevance for the townscape. 09201713
 
Residential house in semi-open development Hammerweg 3
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century Traditional half-timbered building of importance in terms of architectural and urban development.

Solid ground floor, plastered, upper floor timber-frame slated, steep mansard roof with a dwelling and four small attic houses.

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Residential building in closed development Hammerweg 5
(map) 		Core 18th century An integral part of the historical suburban development. 09306018
 
Residential house in semi-open development Hammerweg 7
(map) 		around 1800 Striking building with a boarded-up upper floor (probably half-timbered), true-to-scale window openings and a pitched roof, significant in terms of architectural history, important for the townscape and, as part of the lower town, of importance for urban development history. 09201712
 
Residential house in open development Hammerweg 17
(map) 		around 1800 Striking building with a plastered half-timbered upper floor, largely preserved scale of the openings and a pitched roof, significant in terms of building history and also valuable in terms of urban development as an important part of the lower town of Schwarzenberg. 09201708
 
Waystone Karlsbader Strasse
(map) 		19th century Square granite stone with a flat pyramidal tip and inscription, of importance for the history of traffic. 08992397
 
Factory building of a former worsted spinning mill Karlsbader Strasse 2
(map) 		1845 In front of it probably a glass factory, a striking four-storey rectangular building with a hipped roof, enlivened by a bell or clock tower and long, narrow roof pike, with its construction typical of the Ore Mountains, historically significant, also of local and social value and important for the appearance of the town. 09201750
 
villa Karlsbader Strasse 4
(map) 		1907 Stately Art Nouveau villa with an elaborate facade design, historically and artistically significant. 09201531
 
Residential house in open development Karlsbader Strasse 6 marked 1882 Plastered building with overmolded facade from the 1920s, of architectural significance.

Facade redesigned in 1922: triangular dormer window and gable as well as typical ornamentation.

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Residential house in open development and corner location Karlsbader Strasse 7
(map) 		around 1900 Concise plastered building with a late historical facade, of importance in terms of building history and site development. 09201530
 
Apartment building in closed development Karlsbader Strasse 15 around 1900 Quality rented building in clinker mixed construction, significant in terms of building history and urban development history. 09201529
 
Apartment building in closed development Karlsbader Strasse 17
(map) 		around 1900 High-quality rented building in clinker mixed construction with elaborate facade design, significant in terms of building history and urban development history. 09201695
 
Apartment building in closed development Karlsbader Strasse 19
(map) 		around 1900 Quality rented building in clinker mixed construction, significant in terms of building history and urban development history. 09201696
 
Apartment building in half-open development Karlsbader Strasse 21 around 1900 Simple historicizing building with arched windows on the second floor, significant in terms of urban development. 09201697
 
Residential house in open development Karlsbader Strasse 27
(map) 		Late 19th century Historic plastered building with a clear facade structure, of importance in terms of building history.

Presumably the former administration building of the neighboring factory, three-story plastered building with three to six axes, elaborate window roofing, gable roof.

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Mill building with technical equipment ("Herrenmühle")
More pictures 		Mill building with technical equipment (" Herrenmühle ") Karlsbader Strasse 38 1549 Historic mill location, rebuilt several times, of importance in terms of building history, local history and technology history.

The building, visible from afar, shows the usual structure of a flour mill with several floors (floors) for milling and cleaning, transmission cellar, grinding or roller mill floor, two tube floors, plan sifter floor, attic and loft.

The technology has been preserved in parts.

  • In the transmission cellar (basement) is the main transmission shaft, further transmission elements, elevator parts (feet) and various units, such as a generator and a three-phase motor from Poge EAG from Chemnitz with 30 HP, probably built in the 1930s.
  • On the ground floor, the grinding or roller frame floor, there are two double roller chairs, one from the Seck Dresden company, probably from the second quarter of the 20th century and another chair built in the 1930s or after 1945, a grinding unit and a distinctive grinding unit, probably one Quetsche, the company Nagel and Kaemp from Hamburg.
  • This is followed by a large mixing machine on the two tube sheets, the first and second floors, and two aspirators on the second tube sheet, one from Robert Kuhnt, Mühlenbauanstalt Geyer / Erzgeb., Probably around 1910. Apart from that, there are only fragmentary ones here Remnants of the technology preserved.
  • On the third floor, the plan sifter floor, there are still two flour scales, one from the Oschatzer Maschinenfabrik, built in 1953 and one with the label “Kronos (Reuther)”, probably from the second quarter of the 20th century. Apart from that, only remnants of the mill technology can be found here.
  • Two filter cabinets have been preserved in the attic, one from Seck from Dresden and one from Kuhnt from Geyer, as well as several elevator heads and a distribution screw. The top floor shows another distribution auger.
  • The brake elevator and some elevator lines lead through the different floors.
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Transformer station Karlsbader Straße 38 (next to)
(map) 		around 1910 Testimony to electrification, of importance in terms of technology and supply history. 09201692
 
Villa with villa garden and enclosure Karlsbader Strasse 43
(map) 		around 1910 Architecturally remarkable villa from around 1910, wooden slate gable, entrance area highlighted, hall board behind (possibly still with original interior fittings), of importance in terms of building history and the street scene.

Colored glass windows in hall hall.

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Villa with enclosure and garden pavilion Karlsbader Strasse 45
(map) 		around 1900 Representative historicist villa, elaborate sandstone and clinker brick facade, design accents through gabled risalit and ornate roof houses, significant building history. 09201693
 
Villa with retaining wall Crooked way 2
(map) 		around 1905 Plastered building in the traditionalist style, important in terms of building history.

Original interior: staircase railings, doors, door frames, paneling, colored glass windows.

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Villa with enclosure and gate Krummer Weg 4
(map) 		around 1905 Plastered building in the traditionalist style, important in terms of building history. 09201525
 
Villa with retaining wall Krummer Weg 6
(map) 		around 1928 Plastered building in the traditionalist style, important in terms of building history. 09201526
 
Villa with retaining wall Crooked way 8 around 1928 Plastered building in the traditionalist style, important in terms of building history. 09201527
 
Residential house in semi-open development Obergasse 2
(map) 		around 1800 Building from around 1800 with a high mansard roof, half-timbered upper storey and characteristic, gabled roof bay window, probably one of the oldest houses in the Obergasse area (possibly also in the entire lower town), significant in terms of building history and urban development. 09201684
 
Hammer mill building in half-open development Obergasse 15; 17
(map) 		marked 1776 Broad, two-storey building with a raised central section and pitched roofs, angled floor plan (two parts of the building), remarkable the still recognizable late Baroque portals, in its current form largely from 1776, significant in terms of local, architectural and industrial history.

The hammer was founded by the Elector of Saxony in 1536 (documented) for the production of cannon balls (Schmalkaldic War), later fossil works (paint production), from 1800 (possibly 1776) owner Bonitz, wire hammer.

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Residential house in open development Uferstrasse 3
(map) 		around 1910 Characteristic and largely originally preserved building from the beginning of the 20th century with geometric facade decoration typical of the time, revitalization through folding shutters, bay windows and simple ornamental half-timbering, of architectural value. 09201709
 
Apartment building in half-open development Uferstrasse 6
(map) 		around 1895 Characteristic Wilhelminian style building with clinker sandstone facade, some with decorative details, significant in terms of building history and urban development history. 09201691
 
Residential house in open development, with extension Suburb 5
(map) 		around 1800 A striking urban structure with an axial structure of the facade and an extended pitched roof, plus a rear half-timbered extension, significant in terms of building history and urban development history and important for the townscape (corner building). 09201714
 
Residential house in open development Suburb 9
(map) 		around 1800 Typical late baroque building of high quality in terms of design with a middle gabled dormer window and drilled segment arch portal, cross vaults inside, upper floor half-timbered, of particular architectural value, also significant in terms of urban development history and of relevance to the townscape. 09201715
 
Residential building in closed development Suburb 12
(map) 		around 1800 Simple half-timbered building with historic front door, significant in terms of building history and urban development history, also of relevance to the townscape. 09201718
 
Residential building in closed development Suburb 14 around 1800 Characteristic building with plastered half-timbered upper floor and extended attic, located at the entrance to the suburb, significant in terms of building history and urban development history, also relevant to the townscape. 09201716
 
Residential house in semi-open development Suburb 16
(map) 		around 1800 Characteristic building with plastered half-timbered upper floor and extended attic, located at the entrance to the suburb, significant in terms of building history and urban development history, also relevant to the townscape. 09201717
 

Wildenau / Brückenberg

image designation location Dating description ID
Residential house in open development Alte Annaberger Strasse 22
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Residential house in open development Alte Annaberger Strasse 36
(map) 		around 1920 Simple but very typical and authentic house from the 1920s / 1930s, of architectural significance. 09201551
 
Residential house in open development Am Brückenberg 5
(map) 		around 1830 in the core Probably a former craftsman's house, later expanded to include a barn and after 1914 supplemented by a jamb floor with ornamental half-timbering, significant in terms of building history and local development.

The Am Brückenberg buildings were laid out according to plan around 1830, massive construction with a typical three-part floor plan.

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Residential house in open development Am Schloßwald 48
(map) 		1930s Plastered building with traditionalist and expressionist elements typical of the time, significant in terms of building history. 09201726
 
Lime kiln, later a residential building Am Schloßwald 49
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Formerly with an octagonal floor plan, remarkable technical monument, later built over with a residential house, of importance in terms of building history and technology history.

In 1905 it was converted into a residential building

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Cemetery chapel and two graves in the Wildenau cemetery Graulsteig 5
(map) 		around 1900 Chapel Design-highlighted building with plastered clinker facade, above all of local historical importance.

Graves of the Zweigler and Pilz families (manufacturers).

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Catholic Church (former hut house) Graulsteig 6
(map) 		1930 consecration Quarry stone building typical of the region with a gable roof and ridge turret with bell, of architectural and local significance.

Former hut house, consecrated as a Catholic church in 1930.

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Villa, villa garden, terrace, pavilion and garden house with air raid shelter Klempnerweg 13
(map) 		around 1935 Representative plastered building from the 1930s in the local style, significant in terms of building history and local history, as well as valuable in terms of garden art.

The villa with a rustic ground floor, heterogeneous floor plan, saddle roofs and gable shingles was built in the 1930s, apparently there was a previous building (which had burned down).

The garden design extends mainly behind the villa, its core is a semicircular retaining wall, the terrace is on the side facing the city, it is enlivened by a pavilion with a tent roof, the garden house with air raid shelter at the other end of the garden area was built in 1939.

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Residential building Pressboard box 1
(card) 		around 1800 Half-timbered building typical of the region with designed slate gable, historically important. 09201548
 
Villa with villa garden as a terrace and enclosure northwest of the villa and garden pavilion Raschauer Weg 31
(map) 		around 1905 Plastered building in the reform style of the time around 1905, of architectural significance. 09201544
 
Residential house in open development Street of March 18, 23
(map) 		around 1900 Quality residential building in clinker mixed construction with elaborate facade design, significant in terms of building history and urban development history.

Behind the building of the former clothes and linen factory. It is possible that the front building and the laundry factory originally formed one unit.

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Apartment building in half-open development Wildenauer Weg 1
(map) 		around 1900 Representative residential building from the turn of the century with elaborate facade design, architectural value.

In addition to Art Nouveau motifs, the building also shows historicizing motifs.

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