List of cultural monuments in Weißenborn (Zwickau)

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The list of cultural monuments in Weißenborn (Zwickau) contains the cultural monuments in the Zwickau district of Weißenborn shown in the official list of monuments of the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony .

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Weissenborn

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Material entity, consisting of the individual monuments: Church with furnishings (including wooden sculpture "Anna Selbdritt" by Peter Breuer) as well as 5 gravestones in the cemetery (see individual monuments, same address - Obj. 09231312) as well as cemetery design (garden monument) and the cemetery enclosure (material part)
 Material entity, consisting of the individual monuments: Church with furnishings (including wooden sculpture "Anna Selbdritt" by Peter Breuer) as well as 5 gravestones in the cemetery (see individual monuments, same address - Obj. 09231312) as well as cemetery design (garden monument) and the cemetery enclosure (material part) Crimmitschauer Strasse
(map) 		1324 Ensemble of importance in terms of local history and building history.

INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERISTICS: Church: Hall church with polygonal choir and slender, very high roof turret over a polygonal floor plan, terminated by a pyramid helmet, the nave exposed through high, neo-Gothic pointed arched windows. Inside two vaulted bays, choir opening through pointed arches, ribbed vaults with a round keystone, on the north side of the choir a sacred niche, nave with wooden ceiling.

Gravestones: 1. Gravestone of the manufacturer Andrae, porphyry cross with natural stone border, the border partly with quatrefoil, on the east side of the church between transept and choir, 2. Gravestone for Pastor D. Hermann Gocht, geb. 1862, died 1959 in Zwickau (founder of the Zwickau deaf-and-dumb home), 3rd grave area for the deceased of the deaf-and-dumb home, consisting of urn and inheritance burials with small stone tablets, each of which is uniformly designed: cross, first and last name, date of birth and death , 4th gravestone for the Zwickau painter Karlheinz Jakob, 1929–1997, one of the most important painters and graphic artists of the last 50 years in Zwickau, 5th gravestone for Anna Milda Scheffler and Kurt Arno Scheffler, retired mayor, 1879–1958 and his wife 1883–1940, coarse natural stone with incised, blackened writing, including the inscription: “Love never stops” and a depiction of a conifer.

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Individual features of the above-mentioned entity: Church with furnishings (including wooden sculpture "Anna Selbdritt" by Peter Breuer) as well as 5 grave monuments in the cemetery (see also entity document same address - Obj. 09300807) Crimmitschauer Strasse
(map) 		1324 (church) Due to the reconstruction carried out in 1886 according to the designs of the master builder Mothes, the plastered building with stepped gables with distinctive roof turrets of artistic and architectural significance as well as tombs of urban historical value.

Church: Hall church with polygonal choir and slender, very high roof turret over a polygonal floor plan, concluded by a pyramid helmet, the nave exposed through high, neo-Gothic pointed arched windows. Inside two vaulted bays, choir opening through pointed arches, ribbed vaults with a round keystone, on the north side of the choir a sacred niche, nave with wooden ceiling.

Gravestones: 1. Gravestone of the manufacturer Andrae, porphyry cross with natural stone border, the border partly with quatrefoil, on the east side of the church between transept and choir, 2. Gravestone for Pastor D. Hermann Gocht, geb. 1862, died 1959 in Zwickau (founder of the Zwickau deaf-and-dumb home), 3rd grave area for the deceased of the deaf-and-dumb home, consisting of urn and inheritance burials with small stone tablets, each of which is uniformly designed: cross, first and last name, date of birth and death , 4th gravestone for the Zwickau painter Karlheinz Jakob, 1929–1997, one of the most important painters and graphic artists of the last 50 years in Zwickau, 5th gravestone for Anna Milda Scheffler and Kurt Arno Scheffler, retired mayor, 1879–1958 and his wife 1883–1940, coarse natural stone with incised, blackened writing, including the inscription: “Love never stops” and a depiction of a conifer.

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Villa with park, gardener's house and outbuildings Crimmitschauer Strasse 108; 108b; 108g
(card) 		around 1900 Uniformly designed complex of great architectural and personal history importance.

The cultural monument is a manufacturer's villa which, together with the outbuilding (so-called Winkelhaus), the gardener's house and the surrounding park, forms an ensemble of individual monuments within the meaning of Section 2 (2) of the SächsDSchG. The ensemble was built around the turn of the century on behalf of the Andrae family of manufacturers from Zwickau, who owned a rope factory in Lichtenau.

The two-storey outbuilding, also known as the Winkelhaus due to its L-shaped floor plan, adjoins the villa in a northerly direction at a small distance. This creates the character of an inner courtyard between the villa and the outbuilding. This is open to the east for development. Originally the outbuilding was used as a horse stable and carriage shed. The coachman's apartment was probably located on the upper floor and hay was stored in the attic. The still existing original door with the hay elevator above it in the area of ​​the tower-like part of the attic testifies to this. In terms of design, the main and ancillary buildings form a single unit. This applies in particular to the materials used in the facade / roof area. The facades of the adjoining building are characterized by window and door frames made of artificial stone with added porphyry flour on the ground floor and decorative framework on the upper floor. The gable roof, which is covered with pear tails, is hipped on one side and characterized by several small triangular dormers and a tower-like roof structure.

The single-storey gardener's house with a loft is located in a northerly direction behind the villa and the corner house, almost on the upper edge of the property. Characterized by the half-timbered construction on the upper floor, a turret on the east side and the windows with the finely-lined skylights, the building fits harmoniously into the overall ensemble a. 1: 1 copy of the original house.

Villa: two-storey plastered building on an irregular floor plan with projections and recesses, including a round staircase tower with a pyramid helmet, polygonal porch on the ground floor, above a balcony, window frames and architectural design elements artificial stone in pophyr colors, base polygonal sandstone, very beautiful original, richly carved front door with glass inserts and floral ornaments, high round-arched skylight with ornamental grilles - representation of branches in Art Nouveau style, all windows with grooved skylights - crossing bars, windowsill cornice, jamb, ornamental framework, ornamental framework on the triangular gables and in the upper areas of the tower - framework with curly struts in fields and window parapets, wooden balconies with empty chevrons, the triangular gables with empty chevrons, protruding purlins and consoles, beaver tail double covering, in the so-called Swiss style, park: part of the park preserved, single-family houses are embedded in the rest of the park, English he park with meadows, visual relationships and original wooded stock, polygonal bay windows on the park side of the villa, designed as a wooden bay window on the first floor with ornate carved parapet fields and fields above the windows, also floral ornamentation.

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Residential house in open development, with garden Crimmitschauer Strasse 108a
(map) 		1936 Two-storey plastered building in very good original condition of architectural significance.

Residence of the lawyer Walter Frohberg, stately two-family house, typical 1930s building with elements of the Heimat style, two-storey, rectangular floor plan, natural stone base, house entrance at the back, lead-glass windows in the stairwell area with different motifs, including owls and ocean-going ships, rectangular windows in regular arrangement with shutters, shutters with slats , in the middle of the street side terrace - above it a balcony on rectangular supports with natural stone blocks, balcony railing modeled on the original, double-winged windows with muntin division and skylights, cantilevered roof with slate covering, three dormers in the middle, also softly covered with a hip roof, garden: natural forest park with remains of the original planting Facilities, fencing not preserved.

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Park Crimmitschauer Strasse 115; 117 (at)
(card) 		around 1900 Well-preserved, small-scale landscaped park from around 1900 with a pond, path system, structure-forming planting and equipment, of importance in terms of gardening and landscape design.

small park, probably created by the Zwickau gardener Paul Lorenz (creator of the Zwickau Forest Park), originally designed as a connecting park for a planned villa area, only the Villa Crimmitschauer Straße 117 was actually implemented, Weißenborner Bach included in the design, expands to a small pond, which is bridged by two footbridges, landscaped curved path system with a water-bound ceiling, axis of small stairs leading down to the pond, this opposite small bastion-like viewing point and path leading to the south, bastion flanked by two small stairs, cascade below the Villa Crimmitschauer Straße 117, two small grotto seats (without benches) in the western area, access bridge made of wood (wooden frame construction), large formative rhododendrons, as well as ferns and bergenias.

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Residential stable house and rear side building of a former four-sided courtyard Crimmitschauer Strasse 116
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century simple half-timbered architecture of local historical importance with a reminder of the original settlement structure.

Pigeon house demolished in 1996 without permission, residential stable house to the left of the driveway, gable facing the street, half-timbered upper floor partially plastered, preserved door portal, partly preserved window frames, simple half-timbered construction around 1800, half-hipped roof, rear side building with passage: half-timbered upper floor, ground floor in parts probably solid, saddle roof, boarded gable, one of the last courtyards that are reminiscent of the original village buildings.

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Villa with remarkable stained glass windows Crimmitschauer Strasse 117
(map) 		1905 Simple plastered building in very good original condition of architectural and artistic value (lead glass window).

Single-storey plastered building with an irregular floor plan with projections and recesses, house entrance laterally covered by a hipped roof, small polygonal turret with Welscher hood, adjacent gable with ornamental framework, beaver tail double cladding, numerous original windows, bay windows with sliding windows, ornamental grating on the basement windows and in the hallway area, rich landscape with hip and half hip roofs and dormers.

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Villa with gardener's house, coach house with attached coach house, well house, greenhouse (copy) and most of the park Crimmitschauer Strasse 118b; 118c; 120h; 120g; 120k
(card) 		1906 as the former residence of the mountain council Dr. Alfred Wiede of personal history as well as of architectural and artistic importance.

One of the photos is a small outbuilding from the neighboring property, probably originally also belonging to the property, unadorned, single-storey plastered brick building, perhaps partly with half-timbering, gable roof with beaver tail covering, in a ruinous condition, possibly a small garden house

Gardener's house: small outbuilding, probably originally belonging to property 120, unadorned single-storey plastered brick building, perhaps partly with half-timbering, gable roof with beaver tail covering, in a ruinous condition, possibly small garden shed

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Villa with outbuildings, garden shed and garden Crimmitschauer Strasse 127; 127a
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Villa with remains of the enclosure Crimmitschauer Strasse 128
(map) 		1916 Architecturally sophisticated country house, built for Zwickau city councilor Curt Trobsch, of architectural and historical importance.

Country house: one to one and a half storey, partly two-storey, irregular floor plan, plastered building with wooden cladding of the gable, outside staircase to the entrance, entrance of the house set back with original windows and doors, multi-leaf box windows with muntin division, some windows with leaded glazing on the upper floor, shutters with ornaments the construction period flower boxes, on the south side two balconies and bay windows on a rectangular floor plan, wide roof overhangs, protruding gable triangles with decorated weather boards, crooked hip and hipped roofs with beaver tail double covering, inside very good original furnishings, typical elements of the local style and Swiss style, reminiscent of Bavarian country houses , received in very good original condition.

Enclosure: driveway with two mighty pillars and large ornate wrought iron gates from the time of construction, fence not preserved in its original form, gate also with fence pillars and wrought iron entrance door from the time of construction.

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Villa with coach house and garden Crimmitschauer Strasse 135
(map) 		1911 Former country house of the factory owner Carl Rudolf Gräser, upper floor clad with Black Forest wood shingles, historical and artistic value.

Villa: single-storey building on an irregular floor plan, gable roof with beaver tail crown covering, natural stone base, covered entrance area, different window formats with diagonally crossing bars in the skylight windows, different window shapes and window formats, large awning also with a gable roof, idyllic country house inserted into the forest, auxiliary building : in a similar design, single storey with jamb, gable roof, beaver tail crown covering, jamb floor also with clapboard, plastered ground floor, plastered brickwork, shutters preserved, rubble stone gable ends plastered, garden: remnants of the historical chain link fence still present, regular path system with presumably water-bound ceilings still legible but overgrown, distinctive rhododendrons as well as a few conifers and yews from the initial period, disruptive element: thuja hedge in the north of the garden.

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Objective: Residential complex Feuerbachweg of the Landessiedlungsgesellschaft Sächsisches Heim, consisting of 12 single-room residential buildings (all material elements) Feuerbachweg 7; 12; 14; 16; 18; 20; 22; 24; 26; 28; 30; 32
(card) 		1939 Street with a front building, consisting of plastered buildings over a rectangular floor plan in good original condition of social, urban and architectural significance.

Feuerbachweg 7: two-storey plastered building on a rectangular floor plan with shop, shop front and base framed with Theuma slate, square windows in regular rows, home style, hipped roof slightly curved with two regularly arranged dormers with a gable roof, beaver tail cover, the windows have been renewed to simplify matters.

Feuerbachweg 12: two-storey plastered building with a rectangular floor plan with a natural stone base, today thermal insulation, facade structure retained, square windows with shutters on the ground floor, segmented arched windows without shutters on the upper floor, curved hipped roof with two dormers with a gable roof on the eaves side, the house entrance is on the rear eaves side centered on the rear side of the eaves.

Feuerbachweg 14: same design as the neighboring house.

Feuerbachweg 16–32: ​​all houses in the street have the same design.

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Residential house in open development Kuhbergweg 29
(map) 		1891 Clinker brick construction of great urban and architectural value.

One-storey with a high basement and jamb, red clinker brick, rectangular floor plan, segmented arched windows with differently colored clinker bricks, marked AK 1891 above the entrance to the basement keystone, on the corners of the house, natural stone blocks partially designed as boss blocks, on the rear gable side oriels with a balcony above, Outer walls of the bay window in Prussian half-timbered houses, saddle roof with an imposing floating gable, wide dormer window, house arranged in the forest park with a wide view of the landscape.

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Aggregate shock settlement: 12 double houses and front gardens (all aggregate parts) of a settlement Lilienweg 1; 3; 5; 7; 9; 11; 13; 15; 17; 19; 21; 23; 25; 27; 2; 4; 6; 8th; 10; 12; 14; 16; 18; 20
(card) 		1925 Semi-detached houses originally preserved in a rare construction, of social and architectural significance.

The settlement was designed by Schocken for the employees of the Schockenwarenhaus and built under his direction largely in self-help by the later owners. In each case double houses, originally house entrance on the front corner of the house and back in the middle direct exit into the garden, base of red clinker brick, square floor plan, half-timbered construction with clay infills and approx. 6 cm thick outer concrete facing shell with probation insert, vertical, technologically dependent boards arranged at regular intervals, dimensions of the boards: 2 cm thick, 10 cm wide, the facade surfaces were probably originally covered with thin, smoothly rubbed plaster, four rectangular windows each on the street side with shutters (still partially preserved), hip roofs with tapered roofs pulled down at the sides in the area of ​​the former entrances, street and on the gable side of the roof, originally flat bat dormers (some still exist), beaver tail roofing, two chimneys each arranged in parallel for the two-tier houses,

The settlement is completely preserved in its design, the monument value results from its architectural and social-historical importance. House number 16: still in the best original condition today, this house still has remains of an originally red paint, the original entrance opening is still clearly recognizable, house number 18 and 20: Entrance on the street side, entrance area and toilet window arrangement preserved (number 20) House number 21: completely original with entrance area in wood and the toilet windows arranged on the side with the original grating, dormers completely preserved.

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Residential house in open development Ludwig-Renn-Strasse 5
(map) 		1925 Well-preserved prefabricated wooden house of the Hellerauer Werke in very good original condition of architectural significance.

Single storey with a steep, curved gable roof, typical prefabricated wooden walls from the Hellerau production with the original windows and shutters, example of the prefabricated construction from the 1920s.

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Residential house in open development Ludwig-Renn-Strasse 7
(map) 		1928 Well-preserved prefabricated wooden house of the Hellerauer Werke in very good original condition of architectural significance.

Single storey with a steep, curved gable roof, typical prefabricated wooden walls from the Hellerau production with the original windows and shutters, distinctive balcony on the gable side, roof bay and balcony renewed, example of the prefabricated construction of the 1920s.

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Villa with garden Ludwig-Richter-Strasse 4
(map) 		1901 Plastered building with ornamental framework in a very good original condition, of architectural and artistic importance.

Two-storey plastered building on an irregular floor plan, with ornamental framework in the entrance area and the bay window above, elaborately designed building with a rich roofscape - combined saddle, hip and half-hip roof, windows in different formats with sprouted skylights, original front door, some with stained glass windows, base of red clinker brick , Courtyard side winter gardens in wood, street side middle window axis designed as a window bay: flower windows with columns and canopies, above in the roof area further window bay windows, upper floor partially clad with wooden shingles, tower no longer preserved, jamb in the gable area also ornamental framework, house corner with semicircular bay window on the ground floor, polygonally continued in the roof area and clad.

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Villa with enclosure and garden Ludwig-Richter-Strasse 10
(map) 		1907 Plastered construction in the style typical of the time, of architectural and historical importance.

Two-storey plastered building over an almost rectangular floor plan with a protruding hipped roof, painted eaves area, distinctive bay window on the side, multiple windows in different arrangements and different sizes, roof opened by a large skylight (does not impair the appearance), plain tile covering, wooden device for balcony boxes on the bay window, Entrance area covered with a gable roof and beaver tail covering, enclosure: modeled enclosing walls with cover or spheres, wooden picket fence and wooden gate.

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Villa with enclosure and garden Ludwig-Richter-Strasse 11
(map) 		around 1905 Elaborately designed plastered building with a striking roof landscape, floating gable, in very good original condition, of architectural and historical importance.

Almost rectangular in plan, single-storey plastered building with expanded two-storey attic, curved mansard roof, floating gable with sawn boards, window bay lavishly decorated with grooved skylight windows, fixtures for wooden balcony boxes, terrace on the street side with balcony door, railing not original, laterally arranged original garage with original gate , framed by rubble stones, still elaborately designed windows, enclosure: stone pillars with wooden fence and wooden gates, garden today designed with rhododendrons and paths, (not known whether this is the original design),

Villa inside: good original condition, stairs, parquet, interior doors, original front door with ornamental grating, covered entrance with single staircase and column, windows all worked up and original, all box windows.

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Villa with enclosure and garden Ludwig-Richter-Strasse 12
(map) 		1907 distinctive plastered building with decorative framework and elaborate roof design, of architectural and historical importance.

Single storey with an irregular floor plan, plastered construction, half-timbered gables on the gables and on the crowning tower, different roof shapes of hipped and half-hipped roofs, gable roofs with wood-veneered verge, beaver tail crown covering, arched windows on the ground floor divided into several sections, in the upper floor rectangular windows, partly munted, renewed, not munted Glare gable, very beautiful front door, one-winged, with iron-glass roofing, side-mounted stairs, to the garden partially terrace, enclosure: simple fence pillars, wooden picket fence and wooden gate as well as wooden gate.

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Villa with enclosure and garden Ludwig-Richter-Strasse 13
(map) 		1910 Simpler plastered building with decorative framework in good original condition of architectural value.

Above a rectangular floor plan, single-storey, with a single-storey loft extension, striking large roof bay window with wooden shingles and decorative framework, on the ground floor side bay windows, also bay windows on the gable side, on the gable side above balcony, windows with shutters on the gable side, octagonal window in the gable, protruding mansard roof , Enclosure: simple walls, fence originally a wooden fence, now renewed.

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Villa with enclosure and garden Ludwig-Richter-Strasse 15
(map) 		1906 Plastered building typical of the time with ornamental framework of architectural significance (without garden-side extension).

One-storey with an extended attic, plastered building, high basement, today extended and changed, upper floor natural stone edging of window and balcony doors, windows reconstructed with lattice-split skylight, gable triangle with ornamental framework, gable roof with crest, side entrance with single staircase, set back and roofed with original front door, Balconies renewed both on the gable side and on the eaves side, in the garden area new extension without monument value, enclosure: fence pillars and wall with wooden fence and wooden gate, modeled on the original, garden not original design.

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Villa with enclosure and garden Ludwig-Richter-Strasse 17
(map) 		1924 striking plastered building by the architect Gustav Hacault, with expressionistic ornamentation in very good original condition, of architectural and historical importance.

Rectangular building, two-storey, windowsill cornice with jagged frieze, plaster tape as well as triangular or jagged decorations, windows in the various formats, rectangular windows with lattice-split skylights, side entrance with single staircase, distinctive structured pillars, curved bell roof with ox-eye dormers and two dormer windows on the ground floor Enclosure: distinctive fence pillars and parapet walls raised, wooden fence based on the original decorated with a star motif, parts of the old trees and rhododendrons preserved in the garden, inside good interior and exterior. a. Ceiling painting, semicircular bay-like projecting room on the ground floor, balcony above, balcony in front on the first floor, polygonal bay window on the upper floor, garden facade quite simple.

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Residential house in open development, with fencing and garden Ludwig-Richter-Strasse 18
(map) 		1936 Typical Heimatstil building in very good original condition, of architectural and artistic importance.

Two-storey, rectangular floor plan, different window formats in different rows, rectangular windows, distinctive entrance porch with original lamps and original front door, upper floor with ribbon windows consisting of seven square, centrally arranged windows, bay windows with large windows, windows all flush with the facade, hipped roof - slightly curved , Cornice - plastered hollow, base Theumaer slate - layered masonry, simple wooden fence, gate and fence posts made of Theumaer slate, partly old trees, in the garden area of ​​the villa in front of the terrace - Theumaer slate, designed in the traditions of Schmidt-Henner as well as the home style.

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Multi-family house in open development Ludwig-Richter-Strasse 30
(map) 		1937 Typical plastered building in good original condition of architectural value.

Rectangular floor plan with protrusions on all sides, entrance area with staircase porch, facade partially faced with natural stone, Theumaer slate base with corner ashlar, bay window, window with narrow natural stone surround, almost square window openings - two-winged with rung division, slate-covered hip roof slightly curved, doors preserved inside, house Essentially preserved, for example the original garage door and front door, the windows were based on the original.

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Home for the deaf and dumb with front yard Samuel-Heinicken-Strasse 16
(map) 		1913 Typical plastered building in good original condition of social and architectural importance.

Front garden with old trees and partially preserved pathways.

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Honor grove with a memorial for those who fell in World War I in the Zwickau city forest Waldparkstrasse
(map) 		1929 (honor grove with war memorial) Small forest area with paths and meadows as well as a memorial for those who died in the First World War, of significance in terms of gardening and local history.

Small forest area with paths and meadows as well as a memorial for those who died in the First World War. Monument: Roughly hewn stone made of porphyry tuff with the inscription: "The city of Zwickau its sons who remained in World War I" and a medallion with a relief (steel helmet). A tree of different species was planted in this forest area for each fallen person, so u. a. Hemlocks, various types of oak - French oak, onorika spruce, maple species and foreign woody plants. 1929 Ehrenhain open to the public.

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Part of the forest park with three connected ponds and a small bridge (between the 1st and 2nd pond) Waldparkstrasse
(map) 		around 1905 Parts of the forest park, newly created in the 19th century, of significance in terms of gardening and urban history.

Originally trout ponds, which were integrated into the forest park as a recreation area when the forest park was created. Small inconspicuous bridge with natural stone supports, iron girders and wrought iron railing.

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Fountain surround, memorial stone of the Erzgebirgsverein Zwickau as well as pedestal and stairs in the Zwickau city forest Waldparkstrasse
(map) 		1930 of regional historical importance.

A legend says that the bird catcher Pöllmann was bitten by an adder at this point in the forest and died. The Erzgebirgsverein Zwickau erected a memorial stone here with the inscription: "Erected for the 50th anniversary of the Erzgebirgsverein Zwickau 22.6.1930 EXV" as well as probably a fountain with a spring with the inscription "Bellmanns Brunnen", a platform for events and a staircase.

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Barn, two side buildings and paving of a four-sided courtyard Weißenborner Strasse 3
(map) 		1856 (side building on the street side) Originally preserved half-timbered buildings in a prominent location of importance in terms of urban development, urban history and architectural history.

Side building on the street side: rectangular floor plan, massive ground floor with subsequent garage installations, upper floor half-timbered with corner struts, simple double-bar construction with a gable roof with extensions, around 1900.

Barn: one-storey with jamb, half-timbered on the ground floor older, jamb added later in the 19th century, saddle roof, ground floor with struts flattened or tapped, around 1700, tree of life motif, large originally preserved wooden gates on the courtyard side.

Side building courtyard: two-storey, rectangular floor plan, stables on the ground floor and coach house, upper floor half-timbered, striving, doors and loading hatches on the upper floor, saddle roof, 2nd half of the 18th century.

Courtyard paving: from river pebbles.

One of the best preserved farms in Altweißborn, hence its importance for the local history because it is reminiscent of the original village buildings and its importance for the history of architecture due to the well-preserved half-timbered structure.

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Stable house of a former three-sided courtyard Weißenborner Strasse 8a
(map) 		around 1800, remains of the original structure striking half-timbered house (almost complete copy), of local historical importance.

Two-storey, rectangular floor plan, ground floor in the living room area, garage fixtures, half-timbered upper floor with corner struts and central strut connections tapped, today with clay infill, gable slated in 2002, gable roof new beaver tail covering, three new large dormers with gable roof, but fit in relatively well, windows in small parts with attached ones Rungs renewed prototypically, half-timbering almost completely renewed - due to the poor state of construction, almost nothing was left of the original stock, the building is an almost one hundred percent copy. However, because this is one of the last rural buildings in the old village center of Altweißborn, the building remains in the list of monuments due to the resulting local historical significance.

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Residential stable house and barn of a former three-sided farm Weißenborner Strasse 10
(map) 		around 1800 traditional rural buildings, some of which have been heavily renovated, of local historical importance.

Residential stable house: complete copy, only remnants of the quarry stone masonry on the ground floor, half-timbered upper floor completely modeled on the original, renewed, curved gable roof with pinnacles, important as the last traditional rural buildings in the Altweißborn area, residential stable house almost 100% copy.

Barn: one-story, tapped half-timbered struts, original decorated wooden gate with two leaves, gable roof with hand-painted beavers, double roofing.

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