List of cultural monuments in Theuma

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

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

List of cultural monuments in Theuma

image designation location Dating description ID
Maria Magdalena Church (with furnishings) and gravestones on the west facade as well as the enclosure of the churchyard
More pictures 		Maria Magdalena Church (with furnishings) and gravestones on the west facade as well as the enclosure of the churchyard Main street
(map) 		In the core 1275 (church); 1430 reconstruction (church); 1671 (church tower) Multi-sectioned medieval hall church with west tower, overformed in baroque style, artistically valuable sacred building with very well-preserved baroque painting inside, as well as sculptural gravestones on the west facade, of architectural and local significance.
  • Church: quarry stone construction, unplastered, saddle roof (slate) and saddle roof dormer windows, recessed 5/8 choir, north-facing extension with a sloping roof, staircase with arched windows, buttresses at the choir, pointed arched windows, square west tower with octagonal top, Welsche dome, lantern, onion turret, Knob and cross, arched windows on the tower, a later extension from 1911 on the west facade, pent roof, central projectile and arched entrance, two Renaissance grave slabs made of sandstone and marble walled up on each side
  • Grave slabs on the west facade:
    • Grave slab from 1595 for Katharina von Tettau, wife of Wilhelm von Tettau (female relief and coat of arms)
    • Grave slab from 1592 for another Katharina von Tettau (female relief and coat of arms)
    • Grave slab from 1587 for Anna Maria von Tettau (died 1587) as a full-length relief and coat of arms
    • Grave slab from 1567 for Margereta Rebin, née von Wolffersdorf (inscription plaque held by angel relief)
    • Grave slab from 1586 for Hans Friedrich von Tettau with coat of arms, inscription and tendrils, pointed arch portal with granite walls
  • Interior: hall with beamed ceiling, choir arch as a pressed pointed arch with deep lancet vaults, circumferential double wooden galleries, patron's box from 1655, late Gothic carved altar (Magdalena altar) from 1512 by a Vogtland master, baroque oak pulpit from 1706 (made by Johann Englart and Eva Schneider), Baroque font from the 18th century, crucifix 15th century, organ by Carl Eduard Jehmlich from 1886, rebuilt 1971–73 by Schuster, gallery balustrade in the choir with painting from 1669, in the hall rustic gallery painting from 1721 with scenes from the Old and New Testaments. Tower clock from 1903
  • Enclosure: quarry stone wall, square posts with slate cover, base with slate cover and wooden fence (around 1930)
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War memorial for those who fell in World War I and memorial for a stranger who died in the Franco-Prussian War 1870/1871, with enclosure
 War memorial for those who fell in World War I and memorial for a stranger who died in the Franco-Prussian War 1870/1871, with enclosure Main street
(map) 		1871; around 1920 Older memorial as a stone cross, younger memorial, semicircular wall with bench, typical use of Theuma slate, elaborately designed site that is significant in terms of local history. Semicircular wall made of Theuma slate ashlar, in front of the semicircular slate bench, the upper end of the wall with an attachment made of four inscription plates with the names of the fallen, in between massive, fully plastic iron crosses, all made of slate, straight upper end with the inscription "Our Heroes", stone cross on a square granite base, a Latin cross made of slate, on the front a spiked bonnet and crossed swords (relief), on the back the inscription "rest gently in strange earth", around the grave cross enclosure (four granite posts and iron chain). 08985666
 
Inn, hall extension (formerly also cinema hall) and fountain in the cellar as well as outer wall of the former side building of an inn (Gasthof Theuma, Leopolds Gasthof)
 Inn, hall extension (formerly also cinema hall) and fountain in the cellar as well as outer wall of the former side building of an inn (Gasthof Theuma, Leopolds Gasthof) Hauptstrasse 33
(map) 		End of the 18th century, later changes (inn); around 1900 (hall extension) Characteristic evidence of a typical inn of earlier times with historically interesting cellar vaults, inn, stately plastered building with mansard roof, as the largest courtyard in the town dominant in the center, forms an ensemble with church and rectory, of local historical importance. It is also called Leopold's Inn.
  • Guest house: two-storey, ground floor solid (quarry stone) layered masonry, plastered, upper storey half-timbered, plastered, high mansard roof, overall of impressive cubature, eaves side single-storey additions from later times (pent roof), clover-leaf-shaped seating niche portal on the gable side, seating niches made of Theuma slate entrance, round staircase With wall on the side, now inclined ramp, in the cellar numerous barrel vaults (quarry stone, unplastered) and groin vaults, in the rear cellar room a round well hole (brickwork), cellar access on the courtyard side through arched quarry stone walls, behind that cellar corridor (pointed barrel), cellar rooms branching off from it, roofing asbestos, windows partly enlarged, partly original
  • Hall extension: two-storey, massive, plastered, attached to the inn at an angle, polygonal closure on the courtyard side, segmental arched windows (stable windows) on the street side on the ground floor, large segmented arched windows on the upper floor (hall) with partly original windows, gable roof (asbestos) and hipped roof, today used as a farmers' market , inside old double-leaf wooden door (early 20th century) preserved, on the upper floor today apartments, old doors
  • Enclosure wall or former outer wall of the barn: quarry stone wall, unplastered, corner blocks made of slate slabs
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Rectory
 Rectory Hauptstrasse 36
(map) 		Marked 1647 (gable side), later modifications As one of the oldest buildings with valuable original substance (wooden beam ceiling with ship's throat inside), of local and architectural significance, it forms an ensemble with a church that characterizes the townscape. Two-storey, ground floor quarry stone, plastered, upper floor half-timbered, plastered (only half-timbered on the gable side), mighty box-shaped building, entrance on the eaves side, enlarged window, hipped roof (slate), profiled wooden eaves, gable roof dormer windows, granite sills, half-timbered sills on the upper floor gable side, inside Herringbone wooden beam ceiling with girder (ship throats), barrel vault (quarry stone) in the basement, ox-eye on the eaves side, arched portal with beveled walls on the eaves side, wooden door (1930s). 08985667
 
Cemetery wall
 Cemetery wall Mechelgrunerstrasse
(map) 		19th century The encircling wall of the cemetery that characterizes the street scene and is of local significance. Quarry stone layered masonry, cover plates made of Theuma slate (large rectangular plates), two large square gate pillars and two small square gate pillars (people's gate) made of quarry stone with brick corner brickwork, slate cover. 08985664
 
Stone cross
 Stone cross Storied path
(map) 		15./16. century Atonement cross, local historical significance. Granite cross, let into the footpath, left cross arm broken off. 08985668
 
Villa and enclosure
 Villa and enclosure Storied path 1
(map) 		Marked 1905 A building that characterizes the street scene, with a brick facade and valuable original details, between late historicism and art nouveau, of architectural significance.
  • Villa: two-storey with base, clinker building with plaster and artificial stone structure, base porphyry tuff cuboid, segmented cellar window with keystone, arched window on the ground floor, arched curtain window on the upper floor, roof extension (similar to a mansard roof) and hipped roof (slate roofing), central projectile with Art Nouveau entrance, Triangular roofing, floral sandstone garments, original entrance door with skylight, inscription on the upper floor with "19A.V.05" (in the parapet)
  • Enclosure: ashlar plinth with cast iron lattice fence, concrete pillars with pine top (cast concrete); tore off
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Remarks

  • This list is not suitable for deriving binding statements on the monument status of an object. As far as a legally binding determination of the listed property of an object is desired, the owner can apply to the responsible lower monument protection authority for a notice.
  • The official list of cultural monuments is never closed. It is permanently changed through clarifications, new additions or deletions. A transfer of such changes to this list is not guaranteed at the moment.
  • The monument quality of an object does not depend on its entry in this or the official list. Objects that are not listed can also be monuments.
  • Basically, the property of a monument extends to the substance and appearance as a whole, including the interior. Deviating applies if only parts are expressly protected (e.g. the facade).

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