List of cultural monuments in Wermsdorf

The list of cultural monuments in Wermsdorf contains the cultural monuments in Wermsdorf .

This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Saxony .

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Wermsdorf

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Saxon postal mile pillars (totality): Post mile pillar	Alte Poststrasse (map)	re. 1724	Half-mile column, important in terms of traffic history. Saxon half-mile pillar made of sandstone, with various inscriptions. Stele tapering downwards on pedestal, final plate with crowning, two mirror fields with different inscriptions. Mirror 1: Wermsdorf 1 St. 1/4 , post horn mark , 1724 , 2nd mirror: Wurtzen 3 St. , post horn mark , 1724 , post column at original location , About 5 km west of Wermsdorf, in the direction of Sachsendorf between the forest wings D and E on the north side of the road, it has row number 18, in 1975 an original head piece with a new cover plate by the Dahlen master stonemason Georgi and a new font. In 1722, the Electorate of Saxony began to erect the Saxon post-mile pillars. Elector Friedrich August I wanted to build a modern traffic and transport control system in the electorate in order to promote trade and economy. He entrusted Magister Adam Friedrich Zürner (1679 - 1742) with the implementation. The system of post mile pillars comprised distance pillars, quarter milestones, half and full mile pillars. The distance columns should be set up in the cities in front of the city gates, later only on the marketplaces. Quarter milestones, half and full mile pillars were set up along the Poststrasse. They received a consecutive numbering (row number), starting from the beginning of the measurement. The all-mile columns were set up outside the cities on the post roads at a distance of one mile (= 9.062 km). The distance columns were marked with the monogram AR for Augustus Rex , the Electoral Saxon and Polish-Lithuanian double coat of arms and the Polish royal crown. The full mile, half mile columns and quarter milestones were all similarly labeled, none of them had a coat of arms, but the monogram AR . The distances were given in travel hours (one hour = ½ post mile = 4.531 km). This mile system was the first European traffic management system. The pillar considered here is of great importance in the history of traffic as part of the nationally significant postal system.	08974237
More pictures	Water house	Old hunting lodge (map)	1885	due to its former function a technical monument with local historical significance. Built around 1885, reconstructed in 1995, for service water supply (see table), small, massive building with a brick base, plastered building, with a roof in the Swiss style	08974221
	Memorial stone for the victims of fascism	Old hunting lodge (map)	after 1945	local historical significance. Artificial stone block with deep reliefs (angle, concentration camp) on a low base, on it a sculpture of a dead person: tied up concentration camp prisoner (artificial stone), inscription: Dedicated to the victims of fascism / The municipality of Wermsdorf	08974232
	Royal Saxon Milestones (aggregate): Milestone	Old hunting lodge (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (milestone)	Ganzmeilenstein, on the Poststrasse to Wurzen, technical monument and evidence of traffic history. Sandstone with a rounded end, high pedestal, Saxon crown (cast iron), inscription Bahnhof Luppa-Dahlen 1.00 M, Wermsdorf 0.19 M , restored in 2011	08974219
More pictures	Old hunting lodge : Former hunting lodge with well house, riding arena, fence, bridge, boundary stones and monument to King Albert (copy from 1998) as well as castle garden with horse pond (garden monument)	Old hunting lodge 1 (map)	1608, 1617-1626	the old hunting lodge an important Saxon renaissance building, the riding hall with lamellar roof in Zollinger construction, monument to King Albert a copy from 1998, complex of local and regional historical importance. History: 1574 Elector August acquired the village of Wermsdorf and had a small hunter's house built opposite the old manor (Starschedelsche Haus) 1608/1609 Beginning of the construction of the new castle and the stables 1626 Completion of the castle after several modifications and additions 1721 Demolition of the Starschedelsche mansion and erection of farm and stable buildings in its place, at this time the castle is surrounded by a moat in the west and north, in the west between the castle and the moat there is a semicircular pleasure garden with ornamental parterres, west of the moat bosket areas are connected In 1724, with the completion of Hubertusburg Castle, the hunting lodge lost its importance. In 1874/1875 King Albert had the castle restored by the court building officer Krüger and set up as a hunting castle again. At that time, the castle garden had a park-like character, the moat was almost completely filled up to the southernmost section 1918 the castle was vacated In 1924 apartments were set up in the rooms of the castle today the hunting lodge is used as the seat of the municipal office Old hunting lodge: two-storey three-winged building, saddle roofs, beaver tail covering, bat dormers, volute gables, spiral stone, window bars on the ground floor, sandstone walls, sandstone bay windows, two-aisled stable with columns and groin vaults Bridge over the former moat: plastered masonry, parapet covered with granite slabs, gate pillars (plastered), laterally arched passages to today's park, 14 boundary stones probably from Wermsdorfer Forst (19th century) Fountain house: plastered plinth above fountain shaft, above it a wooden house in Swiss style Riding arena: one-storey building, exposed stone masonry, high curved hipped roof with beaver tail covering (around 1890), probably 17th / 19th centuries century Monument to King Albert: bronze, reconstructed in 1998 based on historical photos and erected in 2000 Castle garden: Structural assets: Enclosure: quarry stone wall, partially plastered, northern park area with wrought iron enclosure on a brick base Access: Entrances: Main access to the castle courtyard from the north via the bridge through the gate, gate and access with double-leaf ornamental lattice gate to the castle courtyard from the south, gate from the bridge to the castle garden north of the castle, path system: from the historical path system of the landscape design is only one with A paved circular path around the horse pond has been preserved with a water-bound ceiling, irregular cobblestones in the castle courtyard along the buildings and on the bridge Garden equipment: north of the castle there is a collection of boundary stones, water elements: horse pond made of natural stone southwest of the castle, part of the former castle moat Vegetation: valuable old trees, including common oak (Quercus robur), Carpinus betulus (hornbeam), red beech (Fagus sylvatica), ash (Fraxinus excelsior), linden (Tilia spec.), Black pine (Pinus nigra), yew (Taxus baccata) with dendrological features such as Hungarian oak (Quercus frainetto), swamp oak (Quercus palustris) and red oak (Quercus rubra), linden (Tilia spec.) As a solitary in the castle courtyard - replanting as a replacement for one around 1900 A tree planted at this point and the remains of a hornbeam hedge (Carpinus betulus) separate the western area with the riding arena from the rest of the palace garden Other protected assets: formerly unobstructed view of the castle from the north, today blocked by tall trees, view from the castle courtyard through Linden-Allee to the south to Hubertusburg	08974233
More pictures	Alte Post: Former post office with fencing in open development, today a school	Old hunting lodge 3 (map)	1st half of the 18th century	more representative baroque building that defines the townscape, as an old post office with regional and local historical significance. Two-storey solid plastered building, central projectile with triangular gable, sandstone walls, two sandstone portals, street-side classicist gate with skylight, old windows, mansard roof with dormers, crown covering, enclosure: plastered masonry	08974220
	Gasthof Roter Ochse (Former inn in open development)	Old hunting lodge 6 (map)	re. 1786	imposing building with local and socio-historical significance, half-timbered construction. Two-storey building, solid ground floor, plastered, horizontal windows, upper storey on the street side half-timbered (boarded up), windows renewed, half-hip roof, disfiguring wide dormer window, wide gate passage	08974222
	Porphyry tuff portal	Am Anger 13 (map)	re. 1746	Artistically and technically important, beautiful baroque basket arch portal with relief in the keystone. Porphyry tufa portal, keystone with a relief of two crossed fish.	08974229
	Individual monuments of the aggregate cemetery Wermsdorf: mortuary, war memorial for those who fell in World War I and Soviet memorial (see also aggregate document Obj. 09302271)	Am Fasanenholz (map)	around 1912	Significant in terms of local history, the morgue interesting from an architectural point of view, in the reform style of the period after 1900. Mortuary: varied floor plan, multi-part roof landscape, single-storey plastered building with high mourning hall, original windows, lead glass windows, entrance door, floor tiles, sandstone flower troughs on the side of the stairs, sandstone plinths, beaver tail covering, octagonal roof turrets Soviet. Cenotaph: grave complex with memorial stone, obelisk-like stele, brickwork with artificial stone finish and crowning with a metal Soviet star, embedded, polished granite tablet with Russian inscription, brick base, 15 anonymous individual graves with obelisk-like red wooden stele, a small yellow Soviet star in front War memorial: canteen-like block made of ashlar, on a stepped base with a large wooden cross, path paved on three sides with natural stone slabs, on the side memorial stones made of sandstone each with the name of a fallen victim, system limited by low ashlar wall Cemetery no longer used today	08974241
	Material entirety, Friedhof Wermsdorf, with the individual monuments: mortuary, war memorial for those who fell in World War I and Soviet memorial (see also individual monument document 08974241) as well as horticultural designed cemetery complex (garden monument)	Am Fasanenholz (map)	around 1900	Significant in terms of local history and garden history. Mortuary: varied floor plan, multi-part roof landscape, single-storey plastered building with high mourning hall, original windows, lead glass windows, entrance door, floor tiles, sandstone flower troughs on the side of the stairs, sandstone plinths, beaver tail covering, octagonal roof turrets Soviet. Cenotaph: grave complex with memorial stone, obelisk-like stele, brickwork with artificial stone finish and crowning with a metal Soviet star, embedded, polished granite tablet with Russian inscription, brick base, 15 anonymous individual graves with obelisk-like red wooden stele, a small yellow Soviet star in front War memorial: canteen-like block made of ashlar, on a stepped base with a large wooden cross, path paved on three sides with natural stone slabs, on the side memorial stones made of sandstone each with the name of a fallen victim, system limited by low ashlar wall Cemetery design: two entrances from the north (Am Fasanenholz), grid of three longitudinal and cross paths each accompanied by avenues made from formerly cut linden trees, eastern section of the middle cross path and avenue no longer available, pair of trees from linden trees south of the morgue Enclosure: wooden picket fence Cemetery abandoned today	09302271
	Memorial stone for those who fell in the Battle of Nations	Am Lindigt (map)	re. 1913	local historical testimony; Memorial stone for fallen warriors of the Battle of Nations, monolith made of red granite, relief Iron Cross, inscription: 1813–1913 , plaque with inscription.	08974238
	Forest house and outbuildings	Bischofsweg 4; 6 (card)	around 1912	Architecturally high-quality facility in the local style, as a forester's house with local historical significance. Forest house: two-storey building, base polygonal masonry, ground floor solid (plastered), upper floor half-timbered (boarded up), hipped roof (beaver tail covering) with gable (boarded up), bat dormers, some original windows and shutters with cut-out animal motifs (dachshund, rabbit, squirrel) Outbuildings: one-storey building with a gable roof (beaver tail covering), partly solid, partly half-timbered (boarded up), original door and also windows largely original	08974236
	Boys' school (former) (residential building in open development, former school)	Calbitzer Strasse 1 (map)	around 1840	imposing half-timbered building in a location that shapes the street scene, as an old boys' school of local historical importance. Two-storey plastered building, massive ground floor, partly sandstone walls, upper floor half-timbered (largely), windows and front door renewed, hipped roof (beaver tail covering)	08974218
	Residential house in open development	Calbitzer Strasse 5 (map)	around 1820	Rural building from the late Baroque era, largely preserved in its original form, of significant architectural significance. two-storey plastered building, half-hipped roof (rebated tiles), younger plaster, younger front door, window renewed, wooden walls, otherwise probably sandstone walls (plastered over)	08974212
	Liberut Wermsdorf (residential building with enclosure)	Calbitzer Strasse 27 (map)	re. 1742	beautiful baroque farmhouse, historically and as a property of the castle of local historical importance. Farmhouse: two-story plastered building, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, ground floor sandstone walls, sandstone portal with keystone GHL 1742 , old windows, front door renewed, cellar with vault, high hipped roof ( plain tile roofing ) Enclosure: ashlar masonry, unplastered (around 1900)	08974217
More pictures	Dorfkirche Wermsdorf: Church (with equipment)	Clara-Zetkin-Strasse (map)	13th century	architecturally high-quality building with architectural and local significance. Hall church with choir tower, plastered quarry stone building, choir tower with octagonal bell storey, baroque dome and lantern.	08974208
	Bismarck Monument	Clara-Zetkin-Strasse (map)	re. 1900	historical evidence of the Bismarck commemorative culture in the late imperial era; Sandstone stele on a pedestal, obelisk-like, bronze medallion with Bismarck's head, inscription: Dem Fürsten Bismarck / Liedertafel Wermsdorf 1900 -	08974209
	Residential house in semi-open development	Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 1 (map)	around 1800	beautiful late baroque building in a location that shapes the street scene, with basket arch portal, of architectural significance. Two-storey solid plastered building, one side with a crooked hip roof, the other side with a gable roof (interlocking tiles), sandstone walls, sandstone portal with keystone, windows renewed, old front door with skylight	08974213
	Residential house with plaque for Clara Zetkin	Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 11 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	historical significance, simple Wilhelminian style building. Two-storey plastered building, gable roof subsequently expanded (pike), window frames in sandstone, profiled	08967033
	Rectory, side building (now the armory period) of the rectory and fountain house	Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 16 (map)	re. 1834	imposing half-timbered buildings with architectural and local historical significance, armor in the local style. Rectory: two-storey building, solid ground floor, portal with wooden walls, otherwise wall openings changed, upper floor timbered framework (solid rear), old windows, K-struts, lintel bolts moved upwards, old front door, gable roof, bat dormers, beaver tail covering, rear attachments partly solid, partly half-timbered Setup time home: one-storey building, half-hipped roof (beaver tail covering, roof house), upper half-timbered wall area, otherwise solid, original front door, window renewed Well house: wooden house above well shaft in the formal language of the Swiss style, gate passage to the churchyard: massive plastered masonry, arched passage, stone cover Two pillars of the parish garden: masonry, plastered, sandstone grave slab embedded in the wall with a roof and a relief of a woman	08974207
	Hubertusklause: Inn in closed development	Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 24 (map)	around 1925	Architecturally high-quality building in the Art Deco formal language, which is rare in Wermsdorf, of importance in terms of building history and local history. Two-storey plastered building, facade with risalit-like convex swings, plastered walls, arched portal, windows based on the historical model renewed, front door renewed, roofing felt, little roof house	08974052
	Schwanenapotheke: residential building (with pharmacy) in a closed building	Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 27 (map)	re. 1806	Late baroque building typical of the time with an extraordinarily elaborately designed portal with swan relief, historically important. Two-storey solid plastered building, gable roof, beaver tail covering, two bat dormers, a younger roof house (around 1880), sandstone walls, modified shop fittings, sandstone portal, over-port with swan relief and inscription: Königl. S. Pril. Pharmacy / 1806	08974094
	Enclosure of the cemetery, various grave monuments and grave facilities as well as a lime tree avenue (garden monument)	Friedhofstrasse (map)	19th century, early 20th century	high-quality tombs and tombs (Straube, Helbig, Kern, Thiele, Wappler, Pastor JF Gen (?) iken, ME v. Felgenbauer, E. v. Felgenbauer, (?) Benh ...., Liebers, Busch, Würchaus and hereditary burials of a stranger made of porphyry tufa blocks with pilaster strips and sandstone crowning), of local historical importance. Hereditary funeral Straube: neo-baroque / art nouveau, porphyry tufa, around 1912 Hereditary funeral of the Helbig family: sandstone cuboid with bronze urn, wrought iron gate, around 1910 Hereditary burial core: sandstone, porphyry tufa, around 1910 Erich Thiele's grave: granite masonry, probably around 1930 Wappler tomb: Art Deco , artificial stone, around 1925 Hereditary burial made of porphyry tufa blocks, pilaster strips, sandstone crowning, around 1925 Sandstone grave for Pastor M. Johan Friedrich Gen (?) Iken, died 1803: pedestal with cartouche, urn Sandstone tomb for Margaretha Eleonora v. Felgenbauer, d. 1797: sandstone pedestal with inscription, crowning urn Sandstone tomb f. (?) Elisabeth v. Rim builder Tomb of the same type as the previous one Tomb f. (?) ... Benh .., d. 1816, sandstone column on base plate, capital, crowning urn Rich inheritance funeral. Liebers: Sandstone, Art Nouveau influence, around 1905 Busch tomb: Porphyrtuff, Art Nouveau influence, around 1905 Tomb next to Busch (west): sandstone, around 1905 Tomb for the Würchaus family: sandstone pedestal, crowning urn, ornamental ribbons, around 1815 Enclosure: plastered quarry stone masonry, partially brick cover Alternating avenue of stately linden trees along the path from the southern (Friedhofstraße) to the northern entrance	08974211
	Rental villa with enclosure	Friedhofstrasse 1 (map)	around 1880	beautiful late classicist building from the late 19th century with enclosure, of architectural significance. Villa: two-storey solid plastered building, jam zone, simple plaster structure, sandstone walls, original front door with window bars and skylight, windows renewed, very flat sloping roof Enclosure: sandstone posts with classical crowning, posts partially renewed	08974210
	Fisherman's Stele (still image)	Grimmaer Strasse (map)	1983-1986	artistic and historical significance, representation of the local inland fisheries. five meter high concrete column, clad with approx. 120 individual parts made of heavy ceramics, scenes of inland fishing in relief, figures e.g. Partly almost fully sculpted, motifs of the local flora and fauna included in the depiction, signed on the base: B. Kubas and inscription: ORDERWERK DES VEB BINNENFISCHEREI WERMSDORF 1986, Fischerstele is a high-quality and characteristic example of commissioned art in the public sector (architecture-related art ) from the late phase of the GDR	09303583
	Residential building in closed development	Grimmaer Strasse 10 (map)	around 1870	Architectural significance, plastered construction with classical portals. Two-storey plastered building, gable roof, sandstone elements, two house entrances on the side with profiled walls and straight roofs, upper floor windows with profiled frames	08967036
	Residential house in open development	Grimmaer Strasse 17 (map)	re. 1816	stately late baroque building, structurally and through its location in the streetscape of formative effect. Two-storey plastered building, half-hipped roof (rabbet tiles), sandstone walls on the ground floor, sandstone portal with keystone, upper floor plastered walls, some old windows, otherwise renovated in accordance with listed buildings, old front door, interior expanded around 1910	08974224
	Wermsdorf station (former)	Grimmaer Strasse 29 (map)	1888-1889	Station of a narrow-gauge railway, significance in terms of traffic history, echoes of the Swiss style. Entrance building: two-storey plastered building, saddle roof, side elevation, boarded gable in the upper part, trusses on the roof, one-storey extension originally probably used for freight transport, the station as a whole converted into a restaurant	08967028
	Cottage	Grimmaer Strasse 34 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	plastered half-timbered building, of architectural significance. Two-storey building, plastered, ground floor and solid gable, quarry stone and brick, on the upper floor at least partially half-timbered, gable roof, rear extension	08967030
	Residential building	Grimmaer Strasse 36 (map)	around 1870/1880	typical small-scale rural construction of the Wilhelminian era on the edge of a small town, historically important. Single-storey plastered building, gable roof (beaver tail covering), original front door, dwelling, original windows, street side with winter windows	08965751
	Residential building	Grimmaer Strasse 38 (map)	around 1870/1880	typical small-scale rural construction of the Wilhelminian era on the edge of a small town, historically important. Single-storey plastered building, gable roof (beaver tail covering), original front door with split skylights, dwelling with oculus, street-side winter window	08965752
	Residential house in open development	Hirschplatz 1 (map)	around 1820	beautiful late baroque building in a striking street scene, of importance in terms of urban planning and architectural history. Two-storey plastered building, one gable wall at least partially half-timbered, other gable wall gable half-timbered, half-hip roof, slate covering, plastered walls	08974214
	Gasthof Zum Goldenen Hirsch (Inn in open development)	Hirschplatz 2 (map)	re. 1784	Imposing baroque building with a beautiful relief panel and a place-defining effect, of importance in terms of urban planning and architectural history. two-storey plastered building, plastered walls, portal with keystone, window and front door renewed, hipped roof (crown covering), roof house with artificial stone walls, relief panel of a jumping deer (marked: 1818)	08974215
More pictures	Material entirety of Hubertusburg Castle with the following individual monuments: Hubertusburg Castle (No. 1, Obj. 08970570), servants' apartments and barracks (No. 2–21a, No. 70a-76, Obj. 08974175), Schmiedetor (No. 8/9, Obj. 08974569), horse pond (no.11, object 08973607), shed (no.22, meanwhile demolished, object 08973743), outbuilding (no.23, meanwhile demolished, object 08973588), fire watcher's apartment (no.26, Obj. 08973745), farm building / wash house (No. 27, meanwhile demolished, Obj. 08973747), Brühlsche Scheune (No. 30, Obj. 08973748), hospital building (No. 39, Obj. 08973746), hospital building (No. 46, Obj. 08973749), laundry of the hospital (No. 50, meanwhile demolished, Obj. 08973750), residential building (No. 51, Obj. 08973761), drying building, former stoneware factory (No. 55, Obj. 08973759), water tower (No. 58, Obj. 08973760), hospital building (No. 60, Obj. 08973763), memorial stone (at No. 60, Obj. 08973762), hospital administration building (No. 63, Obj. 08973768), Reckw itzer Tor (No. 65, 83, 84, Obj. 08973757), outbuildings (No. 69, meanwhile demolished, Obj. 08974568), hospital building (No. 81, Obj. 08973764), residential building (No. 85, Obj. 08973756), hospital building (No. . 86–88b, Obj. 08973756), kitchen of the hospital (No. 103, Obj. 08973754), heating house of the hospital (No. 108, Obj. 08973753), hospital building (No. 127, Obj. 08973752), hospital building (No. . 135, meanwhile canceled, obj. 08973751), bowling alley of the hospital (no. 143, meanwhile canceled, object 08973766), walls for the enclosure (without no., Object 08973744), residential building Hubertusburger Straße 4 (object 08973767) and the street course of Sachsendorfer Straße (Obj. 08972139) as well as the material parts: residential buildings (partly new buildings: Hubertusburger Straße 2 and 6, An der Hubertusburg 16-40) and other buildings, still horticultural designed castle complex with walls, paving, green areas, pathways, Sculptures and vases (garden monument)	Hubertusburg (1–154) (map)	from 1721	Architectural history, art history, artistic, historical, regional history, shaping the townscape, landscaping and scientifically important, magnificent hunting lodge, the castle an imposing four-wing building with an extensive court of honor, one of the most important buildings of the Saxon Baroque with a remarkable castle chapel, more recent Wilhelminian expansion buildings (hospital) Part of the totality of Hubertusburg Castle (see monument map for details).	08970574
	Individual monument of the aggregate of Hubertusburg Castle : Wall to enclose and subdivide the entire complex, with gate systems (see also aggregate document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg (1–154) (map)	18./19. Century	Structurally and scientifically of importance, part of the whole of the Hubertusburg palace complex.	08973744
More pictures	Individual monument of the whole of the Hubertusburg Castle: Hubertusburg Castle, inside with the remains of the original design, furnishings only in the castle chapel completely preserved (see also general document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 1 (map)	1721, 1743-1751	Architectural history, art history, artistic, historical, regional history, shaping the townscape, landscaping and scientifically important, magnificent hunting lodge (later hospital use), the castle one of the most important buildings of the Saxon Baroque with a remarkable castle chapel in rococo style. Four-wing building in late Baroque forms, three-storey with a mansard roof, central building of the main wing with a tower-like rider, plastered structures, decorative elements in stucco and sandstone	08970570
	Individual monument of the whole of Hubertusburg Castle: outbuildings of the castle, former stables, staff quarters and barracks, including the extensive courtyard (see also general document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 2; 4a; 4b; 4c; 5; 10; 12; 13a; 13b; 13c; 14; 19; 20; 21; 21a; 70; 70a; 71; 72; 73; 74; 75a; 75b; 75c; 76; 78; 79; 79a (card)	from 1721, 1724–1733, 1743–1751	Architecturally, art historically, artistically, historically, historically and scientifically of importance, formative area of ​​the magnificent hunting lodge complex, part of the whole of the Hubertusburg palace complex. Two- and three-storey buildings, head and arch-shaped buildings, more representative design with mansard roofs, facade structures adapted to the palace and decorative shapes	08974175
	Individual monument of the subject entity Schloss Hubertusburg: Torhaus (see also entity entity document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 8; 9 (card)	18th century	Architecturally, historically, regionally, characterizing the streetscape and scientifically important, part of the magnificent hunting lodge complex. Two-storey plastered building, hipped roof, gate on both sides with a simple sandstone frame	08974569
	Individual monument of the subject entity Schloss Hubertusburg: Horse pond (see also entity entity document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 11 (map)		Architecturally, historically, regionally and scientifically of importance, part of the magnificent hunting lodge complex.	08973607
	Individual monument of the subject entirety of Hubertusburg Castle: Fire watchman's apartment (see also entity document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 26 (map)	around 1820	Architecturally, historically and scientifically of importance, part of the hunting lodge complex, the fire watcher's apartment, later the chief forester's apartment. Two-storey residential building, ground floor solid in brick / quarry stone, upper floor half-timbered, half-hipped roof, window frames on the ground floor sandstone. The fire watcher's apartment since the second half of the 18th century, mentioned as the chief forester's apartment in 1826.	08973745
	Individual monument of the subject entirety of Hubertusburg Palace: Brühlsche Scheune - farm building, originally a barn (see also entity document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 30 (map)	in the core of the 18th century, rebuilt several times	Architecturally, economically, regionally and scientifically of importance, part of the hunting lodge complex, Brühlsche Scheune, also called hay barn, part of the whole of the Hubertusburg palace complex and the later hospital complex farm building, quarry stone and bricks, plastered, crooked hip roof, blind arches probably originally open. Brühlsche Barn, also known as a hay barn (with a patient stable).	08973748
	Individual monument of the subject entirety Schloss Hubertusburg: hospital building (see also entity document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 39 (map)	around 1895	Structurally, historically and scientifically of importance, more recent Wilhelminian style extension (hospital use) as part of the Hubertusburg palace complex. Three-storey building, quarry stone and brick, plastered, hipped or saddle roof, side elevations, ground floor with plaster ashlar, dividing elements partly in sandstone, window frames and cornices profiled	08973746
	Individual monument of the subject entirety Schloss Hubertusburg: hospital building (see also entity document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 46 (map)	around 1860	Structurally, historically and scientifically of importance, more recent Wilhelminian style extension (hospital use) as part of the Hubertusburg palace complex. Two-and-a-half-story hospital building, probably brick, plastered, flat saddle roof, wooden moldings on the verges, plaster and sandstone structures, profiled window frames, small decorative gables on the mezzanine	08973749
	Individual monument of the subject entity Schloss Hubertusburg: residential building (see also entity entity document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 51 (map)	19th century	Structurally, historically and scientifically of importance, more recent Wilhelminian style extension (hospital use) as part of the Hubertusburg palace complex. Two-storey, two-part building in quarry stone and brick, plastered, quarry stone plinth, flat saddle roofs, walls in sandstone, an entrance with an original two-winged front door	08973761
	Individual monument of the subject entity Schloss Hubertusburg: farm building with drying floors (see also entity entity document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 55 (map)	before 1826	Structurally, historically and scientifically of importance, dry building of the former stoneware factory on the castle grounds, later part of the hospital, part of the Hubertusburg castle complex. Earthenware production from 1770 in the former Jägerhof, half-timbered over quarry stone plinth, solid gable in quarry stone and brick, hose tower construction	08973759
	Individual monument of the subject entity Schloss Hubertusburg: water tower (see also entity entity document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 58 (map)	1894	Structurally, historically and scientifically of importance, clinker brick building from the Gründerzeit, hospital component, part of the whole of the Hubertusburg palace complex. A clinic has existed on the grounds of Hubertusburg Castle since 1837. The former state hospital was greatly expanded from 1893 and turned into a sanatorium and nursing home for the mentally ill. During this time, several new wells and the water tower were built, which, in its function as a water reservoir, was supposed to ensure the independent, central water supply of the extensive system. The striking, red brick building is designed in typical historicist forms from the late 19th century. It is divided into an octagonal base storey made of quarry stone and brick and a slender, round tower shaft, between which a cornice slightly exposed over brick consoles mediates. The tower shaft is kept simple and unadorned - narrow, staggered slotted windows provide light. The sloped container storey, which is windowed through by paired, rectangular windows, juts out over a hollow. It is closed by a conical roof, the eaves edge of which has wooden decorative elements. As part of the former Hubertusburg sanatorium and nursing home, the water tower bears witness to the boom of this facility, which was important for Saxon hospital history, and the self-sufficient water supply of such a large hospital area at the end of the 19th century. It is therefore of building and technical historical value.	08973760
	Individual monument of the subject entirety Schloss Hubertusburg: hospital building (see also entity document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 60 (map)	around 1900	Structurally, historically and scientifically of importance, more recent Wilhelminian style extension (hospital use) as part of the Hubertusburg palace complex. Three-wing, single-storey clinker brick building with sandstone elements, hipped roof, partly with roof houses, central projectile, structure of pilaster strips	08973763
	Individual monument belonging to the whole of Hubertusburg Palace: memorial stone for the institution's director Dr. Georg Ehrt (1815–1884) (see also general document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 60 (next to) (map)	around 1900	of regional historical importance, part of the more recent expansions (hospital use) as part of the whole of the Hubertusburg palace complex; Granite memorial stone.	08973762
	Individual monument of the subject entirety Schloss Hubertusburg: former administration building (see also entity document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 63 (map)	around 1900	Structurally, historically and scientifically of importance, more recent Wilhelminian style extension (hospital use) as part of the Hubertusburg palace complex. Two-storey clinker building, hipped roof, cornices and walls in sandstone, central projectile, south-facing with modified loggia and balcony, original entrance door	08973768
	Individual monument of the subject entirety of Hubertusburg Castle: Reckwitzer Tor, consisting of a former gatehouse (building no.65) and two flank buildings (building no.83 and 84) - (see also entity document, obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 65; 83; 84 (map)	around 1810/1820, in essence probably older	Structurally, historically, historically and scientifically of importance, part of the magnificent hunting lodge complex, later used as a hospital. two-storey plastered buildings with hipped roofs, walls partly made of sandstone on the gatehouse, gate removed during renovation (number 65 and 84 - wing 201/85, number 83 - wing 201/89)	08973757
	Individual monument of the subject entirety Schloss Hubertusburg: hospital building (see also entity document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 81 (map)	around 1880, more recent renovation around 1935	Structurally, historically and scientifically of importance, more recent Wilhelminian style extension (hospital use) as part of the Hubertusburg palace complex. Three-storey with four-storey head buildings on both sides, quarry stone and brick, plastered, economical plaster structure, walls originally in sandstone, primarily preserved on the head buildings, around 1935, renovation: entrance design with arched portals, window design on the ground floor and 1st floor	08973764
	Individual monument of the subject entity Schloss Hubertusburg: residential building (see also entity entity document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 85 (map)	around 1860	Structurally, historically and scientifically of importance, more recent Wilhelminian style extension (hospital use) as part of the Hubertusburg palace complex. Two-storey building with knee-height, plastered construction, walls in sandstone, gable roof, entrance arranged in the middle, two-winged, paneled front door, renewed	08973756
	Individual monument of the subject entirety Schloss Hubertusburg: hospital building (see also entity document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 86; 87; 88a; 88b (card)	around 1880	Structurally, historically and scientifically of importance, recent Wilhelminian-style extensions (hospital use) as part of the Hubertusburg palace complex. four-storey building in brick and quarry stone, plastered, grooved ground floor delimited from upper floors by cornices, fronts structured by risalites, gable roof, walls in sandstone, often plastered over, partly original doors, current condition mostly still characterized by a more recent renovation of the 1920s (?) Restoration of the original shape has begun	08973758
	Hospital construction (directly at the Hubertusburg Palace complex, but not part of the Hubertusburg Palace as a whole)	Hubertusburg 100 (map)	around 1910	In terms of building history and regional history, it was in the reform style of around 1910. Two-storey, three-winged, heavily structured plastered building with mansard roofs, restrained Baroque style, partly original windows, renovated	08973755
	Individual monument of the subject entity Schloss Hubertusburg: kitchen building (see also entity entity document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 103 (map)	around 1910	Structurally, historically and scientifically of importance, recent extension (hospital use) as part of the whole of the Hubertusburg palace complex, reform style architecture. Two-storey brick building, plastered, middle section with high pitched roof and ventilation hood, side sections with mansard roofs, architectural design based on castle construction	08973754
	Individual monument of the material entirety Schloss Hubertusburg: boiler house and electrical station (see also object entirety document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburg 108; 109 (map)	around 1900 (boiler house)	Structurally, regionally, technologically and scientifically of importance, more recent Wilhelminian expansion buildings (hospital use) as part of the Hubertusburg castle complex. Two-part building in red and yellow clinker bricks, with typical clinker brick structure elements and decorations, saddle roofs, window frames partly in sandstone, electrical station with steel frame windows and steel doors	08973753
	Individual monument of the subject entirety Schloss Hubertusburg: hospital building (see also entity document, Obj. 08970574)	Bernard 127	around 1900	Structurally, historically and scientifically of importance, more recent Wilhelminian style extension (hospital use) as part of the Hubertusburg palace complex. Two-storey clinker brick building, single-storey extensions, hipped roof, entrance risalit, structural elements in sandstone, only part of a symmetrically planned, incomplete building, brick wall	08973752
	Individual monument of the subject entirety of Hubertusburg Palace: residential building, part of the former Hubertusburg Palace Hospital (see also entity document, Obj. 08970574)	Hubertusburger Strasse 4 (map)	around 1938	Structurally and historically important, more recent extensions (hospital use) as part of the whole of Hubertusburg Castle, residential building in the local style. Two-storey plastered building over natural stone plinth, hipped roof, front door and staircase window with artificial stone walls, exits on the back	08973767
	Residential house in a four-sided courtyard	Neue Strasse 26 (map)	re. 1834	Socially and historically important, stately farmhouse with preserved half-timbered construction, beautiful evidence of rural life in the 19th century. Two-storey building, solid ground floor, upper floor timber framing on the eaves side (plastered over on the street side), solid gable side, wall openings on the ground floor changed, only a few sandstone walls, sandstone portal with keystone, newer windows and front door, crooked hipped roof (Eternit covering), profiled wind box, former stable with Prussian caps	08974235
	Residential house in semi-open development, in the corner of Schulstrasse	Oschatzer Strasse 2 (map)	re. 1802	Simple late baroque building in a street-defining location, of importance in terms of urban development and architectural history. Two-storey solid plastered building, half-hip roof, beaver tail covering, sandstone walls, sandstone portal with keystone, old front door, window renewed	08974031
	Residential house in semi-open development	Oschatzer Strasse 4 (map)	around 1800	Simple late baroque building in a street-defining location, of importance in terms of urban development and architectural history. Two-storey solid plastered building, hipped roof, interlocking tiles, sandstone walls, portal and front door removed, probably original windows on the upper floor, otherwise old windows (partly winter windows)	08974032
	Residential house in open development	Oschatzer Strasse 5 (map)	around 1800	Stately late-baroque building in the plain language of form typical of the region, of architectural significance. Two-storey plastered building, mansard roof, renewed beaver tail covering, new roof houses, sandstone walls (renewed at the portal), younger plaster, windows renewed in accordance with listed buildings	08974029
	13 street lights	Reckwitz (map)	around 1915	Rare technical monument, as part of the first public lighting in Reckwitz of local historical importance. Metal street lamps tapering towards the top, two opposing U-profiles, metal struts arranged like ornamentation as reinforcement, concrete base, on the road to Wermsdorf (K 8970)	08974243
	Residential house in open development	Reckwitz 16 (map)	around 1890	Architecturally important, architecturally high-quality, Wilhelminian-style building with balanced design elements and echoes of the Swiss style, characterizing the street scene. Residential building: two-storey building, ground floor and area of ​​the upper storey clinker facade with a simple structure, upper storey partially slated, gable roof, cantilevered roof, wing-like part of the building with gable, original windows, original entrance porch with wrought iron railing, sandstone steps, front door renewed, one-storey balcony in the building section	08974240
	Residential building	Reckwitz 37 (map)	around 1820	Architecturally and socially important, beautiful building with half-timbered upper floor, characterizing the street scene. Two-story building, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered (one gable side plastered over, the other boarded up), some old windows, some renewed, old front door, hipped roof, beaver tail covering	08974242
	Residential stable house, barn as well as gate entrance and parts of the enclosure of a former three-sided courtyard	Reckwitz 48 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Structurally, socially and economically of importance, part of the old local structure in a street-defining location. Residential stable house: solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered plastered (visible on the back), original wall opening ratio, hipped roof, beaver tail covering Barn: plastered quarry stone building, high hipped roof with beaver tail covering Gate entrance and enclosure: courtyard entrance made of brickwork with roofing, wooden door, enclosure wall made of plastered quarry stone	09300228
	Individual monument belonging to the Hubertusburg Palace: the course of the Sachsendorfer Strasse (part of the Hubertusburg Palace complex, Obj. 08970574)	Sachsendorfer Strasse (map)	18th century	the only preserved street axis of the baroque palace complex with Hubertusburg Palace as the end point, significant in terms of architectural history, of landscape design relevance; Last originally preserved street course from the Baroque period, four axes led in a star shape to the front of the castle.	08972139
	Alley between the old hunting lodge and Hubertusburg palace	Schlossstrasse (map)	18./19. Century	defining the townscape and of importance in terms of urban planning. Avenue of cut winter linden (Tilia cordata), replaced by new plantings before 2013 (restoration)	09302280
	Residential building (former post office or bank building) in open development, in the corner of Wiesenweg	Schloßstraße 2 (map)	around 1890	Significant in terms of building history, local history and urban development, historicist building in a street-defining location with a corner tower. two-storey building, clinker-mix facade, corner tower, hipped roof, little roof house, beaver tail covering, front door and window renovated in accordance with listed buildings, base of polygonal masonry, side part of the building with balcony above; Former Post office building, previously a bank building (branch of the Mügelner Landbank)	08974228
	Villa in open development	Schlossstrasse 10 (map)	around 1905	Historically important, representative building with high quality Art Nouveau elements and decorative half-timbering. One-storey solid plastered building with a multi-part roof landscape (roofing felt), base with horizontal comb plaster, unusually designed basement windows with original window grids, original windows largely preserved, partly coupled windows, partly colored pressed glass, covered staircase with original railing and supports, upper wall area with ornamental framework, original front door with skylight	08974226
	Residential house in open development in the corner of Schulstrasse	Schlossstrasse 12 (map)	around 1895	Historical building typical of the time in a striking corner location, with corner shutter and corner bay window, of architectural significance. Two-storey solid plastered building, original plaster structure, original shop door, windows largely preserved in their original form, corner projecting with a wide balcony, attic house, beaver tail covering, artificial stone walls, original staircase, simple floor tiles, front door younger	08974227
	Rental villa in open development, with enclosure and front garden	Schlossstrasse 20 (map)	around 1870, remodeling around 1902	Formerly part of the sanatorium (located directly at the Hubertusburg Palace complex, but not part of the Hubertusburg Palace as a whole), Wilhelminian style building with a beautiful wooden veranda and elaborate entrance porch, of local and architectural importance. two-storey plastered building over quarry stone plinth, street-side central projection, gable, gable roof (slate), stone plinth, sandstone walls, plaster structure simplified, two-storey loggia with original Art Nouveau glazing, original front door with skylight, beautiful wooden entrance roof and window, old, partly original roofing	08974225
	Residential house in open development	Schulstrasse 3 (map)	re. 1808	Significance in terms of building history and social history, simple late baroque building with basket arch portal. Two-storey plastered building, crooked hip roof, door frame with initials and dating in the keystone JMW (?) / 1808	08967035

Calbitz

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Individual features of the aggregate church and cemetery Calbitz: Church (with equipment), churchyard enclosure, a tomb and memorial for the fallen of the First World War (see also aggregate document 09305742, same address)	Alte Schulstrasse (map)	13th century	Hall church with west tower, plastered building with transept-like choir additions, of architectural, local and art historical importance. Church: Hall church, hall largely rebuilt after fire in 1724, 1855 reconstruction of the tower crown, 1856/1857 interior renovation, 1890 radical changes to the interior, plastered building with transept-like choir additions, tower the width of the hall with lantern, grave slab east of the choir: sandstone, heavily weathered, relief a dead male person (probably 17th century) War memorial First World War: granite cube on a stepped base, stepped crowning, reliefs (festoons, iron cross, crossed swords behind a wreath of honor), inscription and names of the fallen	08974123
	The whole of the church and cemetery in Calbitz, with the following individual monuments: Church (with furnishings), cemetery (garden monument), cemetery enclosure, a tomb and memorial for those who died in the First World War (see individual monuments 08974123, same address)	Alte Schulstrasse (map)	13th century (church)	Hall church with west tower, plastered building with transept-like choir additions, of architectural, local and art historical importance. Church: Hall church, hall largely rebuilt after fire in 1724, 1855 reconstruction of the tower crown, 1856/1857 interior renovation, 1890 radical changes to the interior, plastered building with transept-like choir additions, tower the width of the hall with lantern, grave slab east of the choir: sandstone, heavily weathered, relief a dead male person (probably 17th century) Churchyard: Enclosure wall: low plastered quarry stone wall, designed as a retaining wall in the north, access gate from the east, pair of trees made of refined head linden (Tilia cordata) as gate trees at the access gate, along the north and south churchyard wall row of trees made of mighty, refined head linden (Tilia cordata), in the north only as stumps, which are sprouting again and are raised to new trees, furthermore old trees consisting of three mountain maples (Acer pseudoplatanus), a horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) and a winter linden (Tilia cordata), other large stumps are present War memorial First World War: granite cube on a stepped base, stepped crowning, reliefs (festoons, iron cross, crossed swords behind a wreath of honor), inscription and names of the fallen	09305742
	Rectory	Alte Schulstrasse 3 (map)	around 1908	Typical building of the time with simple, appealing facade design, ornamental framework in the gable, of architectural and local significance. Two-storey solid plastered building, gable with decorative framework, crooked hip roof (beaver tail covering), base Cyclops masonry, original windows, plaster renewed, two-storey arbor on the side, wooden loggia above, original front door with handle set	08974125
	Northwest residential building in a three-sided courtyard	Collmer Strasse 9 (map)	around 1900	Typical farmhouse that has largely been preserved in its original state and is of architectural importance. Farmhouse: two-storey solid plastered building, original plaster with a simple structure, saddle roof (rebated tiles), walls made of artificial stone (curtain arch motif), original front door with skylight, stairs made of artificial stone, windows renewed, oculi and twin windows in the gable (here original windows)	08974131
	Residential building	Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse 7 (map)	around 1830	Upper floor half-timbered, beautiful evidence of smallholder life in the early 19th century, important in terms of architectural history and the appearance of the streets. Two-story building, solid ground floor (plastered), upper floor half-timbered (one gable side solid), half-hipped roof (folded tiles), old windows, younger front door	08974128
	Cottage with an annex	Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse 25 (map)	around 1840 and later	Building with half-timbering preserved on the upper floor, vivid testimony to smallholder life in the 19th century, of architectural significance. Häuslerei: two-storey building, ground floor and solid gable (plastered), upper storey on the eaves side half-timbered, old windows and front door, small two-storey, massive stable extension, door on the ground floor with wooden walls	08974130
	Residential building	Market 2 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	imposing baroque building with an extraordinary portal and original front door, of architectural significance. Two-storey plastered building, mansard roof, beaver tail covering, five little roof houses, eaves cornice with tooth cut, stucco under the eaves, sandstone walls, original portal with front door and skylight, windows and plaster renewed	08974126
	Gasthof Drei Lilien (inn)	Market 6 (map)	around 1800	Baroque plastered building with an elaborate portal and original front door, as an inn of architectural and local significance. Two-storey solid plastered building, half-hipped roof, crown covering, windows and plaster renewed, sandstone portal with original front door with skylight	08974127
	Residential building	Wiesenweg 2 (map)	around 1840	Upper floor half-timbered, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the street. Farmhouse: two-storey building, solid ground floor, plastered, upper storey and gable half-timbered, saddle roof (interlocking tiles), windows renewed, very small compartments on the eaves, front porch disfiguring on the ground floor	08974122
More pictures	Sand mill: Mill equipment	To the sand mill 35	1924 and later	Almost completely preserved technical equipment of a mill, technical history and craft history importance. From 1709 owned by the Röhrborn family, machines mainly from the Seck / Dresden company (1924 after Brand), peeling machine, flour mixing machines, plansifters, sack lift, aspirator and pressure filter, transmission drive and other technical equipment, Mühlgraben filled in the 1970s	08974121

Collm

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Totality of Royal Saxon triangulation ( European degree measurement in the Kingdom of Saxony ); Station 18 Collm; Albert tower with triangulation column 1st order station	(Map)	re. 1854	high-quality neo-Romanesque observation tower of regional historical significance, triangulation point of significance in terms of surveying history. Tower: 18 meters high, neo-Romanesque tower with battlements, plastered, partly original windows, spiral staircase running outside. - Erected in 1853 - 1854 Triangulation column: cylindrical column, Niederherwegsdorfer granite, 49 cm in diameter, 1.2 m high, inscription: Kön. Sächs. / Station / COLLM / DER / MITTELEUROP./ GRADMESSUNG / 1865 , 1st order trigonometric point in the system of land surveying of the Kingdom of Saxony (number 18). In the period from 1862 to 1890, a land survey was carried out in the Kingdom of Saxony, in which two triangular networks were formed. On the one hand, there is the network for grade measurement in the Kingdom of Saxony (network I. class / order) with 36 points and the royal Saxon triangulation (network II. Class / order) with 122 points. This national survey was led by Prof. Christian August Nagel, according to which the triangulation columns are also referred to as Nagel’s columns . This surveying system was one of the most modern layer networks in Germany. The surveying columns set for this purpose remained almost entirely in their original locations. They are an impressive testimony to the history of land surveying in Germany and in Saxony. The system of surveying columns of both orders is in its entirety a cultural monument of supraregional importance. The historic Collmberg near Oschatz, which was also called Spielberg until the 19th century , is a striking landmark in the largely flat area of ​​the Wermsdorf Forest. Its entire hilltop encloses a medieval rampart from the 10th century, other ramparts can be found in the area. The 18 m high Albert Tower, built in 1853 from donations, was used as a lookout tower as early as 1854. Later he went into state administration. The observation tower was already an important main station of the European degree measurement system in Nagel's first network design. The substructure of the location of the column on the southern outer wall of the tower was stabilized. Up to about 1 m below the column, the wall of the tower was replaced by sandstone blocks and supporting stones were added, on which the stone slabs of the exit are attached to the railing. From Collm it was possible to observe station 15-Fichtelberg almost 100 km away. The Collm-Keulenberg triangle formed the first line in the Saxon measurement network, derived from the Großenhainer base line and the base enlargement network. LfD / 2014	08974020
	Geophysical Observatory Collm of the University of Leipzig (observatory with period furniture, magnet station with three variometers, absolute house, earthquake station with Wiechert seismograph and Benioff seismometer, garage (measuring house), wooden building behind observatory and gate post)	Bayreuther Weg 1 (map)	1932	Architecturally high-quality facility with largely preserved interior fittings in the Bauhaus-Modern style, with historical instruments of great technical significance. Observatory: two-storey solid plastered building, rubble stone base, attic storey, hipped roof (beaver tail covering), two-storey building section on the side, balcony above, original front door with sandstone walls, original windows, some window grilles, garage extension with original gate, window and window grilles, above balcony with original ceiling lamps, library original shelves, ceiling picture with zodiac signs, original lamp and furniture, lecture hall with furniture, blackboard, ceiling and table lamps, director's room with built-in cupboard, seating, desk and other furniture, dining room with cupboard, student room with double bunk beds, cloakroom on the 1st floor, clock room with three pendulum clocks from the construction period, observatory founded in 1932 by Prof. Dr. Ludwig Weickmann (Geophysical Institute University of Leipzig) Magnetic room: single-storey wooden structure, hipped roof (roofing felt), original front door and window, surrounding loggia connected to the Absoluthaus, three variometers Absolute house: single-storey wooden structure, all-round loggia, original front door, windows, shutters, interior doors, ceiling lamps Earthquake observatory: built in 1932, solid, single-storey plastered building, hipped roof (roofing felt), original front door and box windows, shutters, Wiechert horizontal seismograph (Emil Wiechert, Göttingen, 1902), brought here from Leipzig in 1934, the only remaining device besides Göttingen, Benioff seismometer Garage: today the measuring house, two-story solid plastered building, pent roof, three entrances with original gates, wall openings on the upper floor with glass blocks Wooden building behind the observatory: one-storey building, original door, window, hip roof (roofing felt) Goal post: stone base, plastered masonry, cover plate	08974147
	Residential stable house	Blankgasse 2 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered, vivid testimony to rural life at the time of its construction, of importance in terms of building history and local history. The half-timbered building erected around 1800 is the former moving house of a farm. The ground floor of the two-storey building is massive (probably made of quarry stone), the windows partly with wooden walls, the upper floor consists of two-tier half-timbered construction, the gable is boarded up, and a gable roof (curled tiles). Both outside and inside a number of original equipment elements such as windows, house and interior doors, simple board ceiling with joist received. The half-timbered house, largely preserved in the historical inventory, documents the earlier rural construction and way of life in the region, it is a testimony to a house landscape that was once typical here, which gives it a building and local history informative value.	08974013
	Remains of the hunting pavilion and enclosure	Blankgasse 4 (map)	around 1700 (hunting pavilion)	as an electoral hunting pavilion of local historical importance. Pavilion: Remnants of the hunting pavilion, high niche with a semicircular end, flanking wall of quarry stone masonry (plastered)	08974146
	Residential stable house and barn	Calbitzer Weg 1 (map)	around 1820 and later	Stable house on the upper floor half-timbered structure, plastered barn, largely preserved in its original form, of architectural and economic importance. Farmhouse: two-storey building, massive ground floor, significantly changed, upper floor half-timbered (wood in second use, as there are large differences in diameter), younger windows, hipped roof (probably originally a gable roof), crown covering, solid rear part of the building	08974018
	Former wheelwright shop, consisting of a residential building (with gate entrance), northern side building and archway as access to the courtyard	Calbitzer Weg 2 (map)	around 1870	of importance in terms of building history and local history. Residential house: plastered construction, two-storey, gable roof, eaves Side building: plastered building, two-storey, gable roof, gable between the residential building and the northern, two-storey side building: gate entrance with a flat arch	08967026
	Wrought	Dorfplatz 1 (map)	around 1875	of importance in terms of local history and craft history. Forge: two-storey solid plastered building, saddle roof (new brickwork tiles), original windows (one window renewed), doors and gates renewed in accordance with listed buildings, later scratch plaster	08974007
	Cottage	Dorfplatz 3 (map)	around 1800	Building with a half-timbered upper floor that has become rare, a beautiful testimony to smallholder life, of architectural significance. Residential house with barn extension: two-storey building, solid ground floor, plastered, sandstone walls, upper floor and gable half-timbered (boarded up), windows and front door around 1930, massive barn extension, plastered	08974011
	Forest house with barn	Dorfplatz 4 (map)	around 1700 and later	Forester's house stately, baroque plastered building, barn with a very old roof structure, of architectural and regional importance. Forest house: two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone walls, later plastering, front door with sandstone walls, window grilles, old handle set (around 1900), next to the front door height mark made of cast iron, old interior doors, old windows, mansard roof (beaver tail covering) with attic house, bat dormer window Barn: one-storey solid plastered building, dated roof beams (1719), outer walls heavily changed, gable roof, young roofing, boarded gable, cellar with round vault	08974010
	Former Spittel (poor house)	Hohlweg 2 (map)	Mid 19th century	simple plastered construction, socio-historical significance. single-storey plastered building, half-hip roof	08967025
More pictures	Village church and cemetery in Collm: church with furnishings, cemetery with enclosure wall, memorial to those who fell in World War I, four tombs and judicial linden tree (garden monument)	Kirchberg (map)	1864, older in essence	Church plastered quarry stone building with west tower, of architectural and local significance. Church: plastered quarry stone building, Romanesque staggering of the hall, choir and apse, west tower with an almost square floor plan with a simple, small helmet Churchyard: 1000 year old judicial linden tree (so-called Collmer linden tree), two groups of rhododendrons east of the church Enclosure: plastered quarry stone masonry, brick crown, southern access gate with two-winged wooden gate, in the east and west gate with one-winged wooden gate War memorial: area enclosed by wrought iron grating on a wall plinth, granite cross with the names of the fallen soldiers of the First World War Gravestones: Sandstone grave (base, drum with inscription and garland, crowning urn, around 1815) Sandstone stele in the shape of a tree trunk, base plate, 1st half of the 19th century Schreyer grave site: wrought iron enclosure, cast iron memorial plaque, 2nd half of the 19th century and later, neo-Gothic cast iron grave cross, around 1850	08974006
More pictures	Two landmarks	Kirchberg (map)	19th century	as historical boundary stones of local historical importance. 1st stone: low sandstone with a semicircular finish, inscription: CC (swords crossed in between), No. 956 2. Stone: low sandstone with a semicircular finish, under the relief of the Saxon crown number 140	08974008
	Inn with hall extension	Kirchberg 1 (map)	around 1875	Typical plastered building with hipped roof, of architectural and local significance. Two-storey plastered building, hipped roof, window frames partly profiled and with keystone, hall building with arched windows	08967027
	Stable house of a farm	Kirchberg 2 (map)	around 1850	Upper floor half-timbered, of architectural significance. Two-storey building, ground floor and street-side massive gable, upper floor half-timbered, gable roof	08967032
	Collmer School: Former church school	Kirchberg 3 (map)	around 1860	Typical plastered building with twin windows in the gable, of importance in terms of building history and local history. Two-storey plastered building, saddle roof, some old windows	08967024
	Residential stable house	Kirchberg 4 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, clear testimony to folk architecture, of architectural significance. Farmhouse: two-storey plastered building, solid ground floor, upper floor largely half-timbered (plastered over), old windows and front door, saddle roof (bricked brick), boarded gable, two horizontal windows on the upper floor	08974014
	Rectory with attached side building (with upper arbor) of a rectory and rectory garden	Kirchberg 6 (map)	around 1800, possibly older in core	Rectory; Upper floor timber-framed boarded up, side building timber-framed building with a beautiful upper arbor, which is very rare in the region, of architectural and local significance. Rectory: two-story massive building, ground floor with scratch plaster, boarded up upper floor, hipped roof, upper floor with old box windows, wooden entrance porch, front door with skylight and handle set (around 1900), classicist front door with skylight at the rear Side building: two-storey building, gable roof (new brickwork tiles), solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, upper arbor Parish garden (ancillary facility) with a large orchard in the north of the parish property	08974015
	Eastern barn of a farm	Lampersdorfer Strasse 12 (map)	1912	stately plastered building with a characteristic hipped roof with a forelock, of architectural and economic importance. Quarry stone and brick masonry, plastered, hipped roof with three bat dormers	08967031
	Southern side building and eastern barn of a three-sided courtyard	Lampersdorfer Strasse 24 (map)	1893	Testimony to the rural way of life, of importance in terms of building history and social history. Side building (horse stable): two-storey plastered building, saddle roof Barn: saddle roof, solid base, boarded up	08965750
	Residential stable house	Lampersdorfer Strasse 27 (map)	around 1820	Building with a half-timbered upper floor, a beautiful testimony to smallholder life, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the streets. Farmhouse: two-storey building, solid ground floor, windows with wooden walls, otherwise sandstone walls, original front door with skylight, ground floor probably in clay construction, upper floor half-timbered, boarded gable, clay infill, crooked hip roof, younger brickwork tiles, mostly old windows (early 20th century)	08974012
	Villa with a retaining wall in front	Mahliser Strasse 1 (map)	1896	Plastered construction with the original facade design, Dremopel and hipped roof, important from an architectural point of view. Villa: two-storey solid plastered building, stone plinth, original plaster with simple plaster structure, sandstone walls, relief panels in parapet fields (plaster), windows renewed, hipped roof, cleats, original front door, roofing felt, villa of the Dresden bread manufacturer Ernst Wilhelm Enclosure: ashlar retaining masonry (granite) with brick cover, on top of a younger picket fence	08974009
More pictures	Windmühle Collm (post mill)	Oberweg (map)	19th century	Of importance in terms of technology history and the appearance of the town. Post windmill clad with tar paper, windows renewed, remnants of rods	08974019
	villa	Villenstrasse 3 (map)	around 1900	Testimony of building in the Swiss style, part of the representative development on Villenstrasse, of architectural significance. Villa: one-storey solid plastered building, multi-part roof landscape, wooden winter garden with original glazing, front chevrons, plastered facade with simple clinker brick structure, roof house, roofing felt, windows renewed	08974016
	villa	Villenstrasse 5 (map)	around 1900	Testimony of building in the Swiss style, part of the representative development on Villenstrasse, of architectural significance. Villa: one-storey solid plastered building, multi-part roof landscape, veranda with wooden roofing and parapet, cantilever, balcony, plastered facade with simple clinker brick structure, original windows, original winter windows, front door renewed	08974017

Groeppendorf

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Residential building	Alley 11 (map)	around 1885	Upper floor timber-framed boarded, historically important. Residential house: two-storey building, solid ground floor, upper floor boarded up, presumably half-timbered, on the upper floor almost all of the original windows have been preserved, on the first floor renewed in accordance with monument regulations, on the upper floor wooden window frames, saddle roof (folded tiles), on the first floor an original window grille	08974120

Lampersdorf

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Village church and churchyard Lampersdorf (church with furnishings, churchyard and enclosure as well as Soviet grave complex)	Am Kirchberg (map)	16th century	Elongated hall church, plastered quarry stone building with a 3/8 end, important in terms of building history, art history and local history. Church: Choir window with pointed arches, hall extension with basket arches, compact west tower, octagonal bell storey, Enclosure: quarry stone masonry, partly plastered, partly new brick cover Soviet cemetery of honor (special department): Soldiers who died in a military hospital rest in 12 communal graves and probably also prisoners of war who were admitted to this hospital after their liberation. Nothing is known about the number of deaths. The communal graves have grave settings. The monument at the head end of the complex: a stele on a three-tiered base, tiered several times at the end, with a Soviet star above. On the front an honorable inscription, above it the outline of a tank. Material: sandstone, total height approx. 250 cm; erected: 1945/46	08974143
	Memorial to the fallen of the First World War	Am Kirchberg (map)	after 1918 (war memorial)	of local importance. Material: artificial stone, stepped pedestal, on it a stele with a crowning cross, relief of a helmet Inscription: Our heroes , names of the fallen	08974142
	Stable house of a farm	Am Kirchberg 4 (map)	around 1800	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, the oldest farmhouse in the place with a half-timbered construction on the courtyard side, of architectural significance. Farmhouse: two-story plastered building, except for the eaves facing the courtyard on the upper floor, massive, some old windows, old front door, sandstone walls under plaster (according to information), a wooden wall	08974144
	Residential house and angled side building of a former four-sided courtyard	Dorfstrasse 14 (map)	re. 1870	representative house with twin windows in the gable, of architectural and socio-historical importance. Farmhouse: two-storey plastered building, saddle roof (interlocking tiles), sandstone walls, sandstone portal, front door renewed later, representative twin windows in the gable, plaster renewed Side building: two-story plastered building, ground floor with sandstone walls, original plaster walls, old windows, ground floor stable, upper floor chambers	08974140
	Cottage	Oschatzer Strasse 206 (map)	around 1830	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, vivid testimony to the peasant way of life in the 19th century, due to the location at the entrance to the town with a street-defining effect, of importance in terms of building history. Two-story building, ground floor and rear gable wall massive, upper floor otherwise half-timbered (except for one eaves side plastered over), window and front door new, on the ground floor a horizontal window, gable roof (roofing felt), street-side gable slated	08974141

Liptitz

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Round arch bridge over the Döllnitz	(Map)	re. 1858	Elaborately designed bridge, beautiful historical testimony of its kind, of architectural significance. Round arch bridge (granite) with sandstone crowning of the parapet	08974005
	Cottage with an annex	Blumenstrasse 5 (map)	around 1840	together with number 6 evidence of smallholder life in the 19th century, of architectural significance. Two-storey building, ground floor and western gable side solid, otherwise half-timbered, eastern gable slated, gable roof (slate covering), old windows and front door renewed	08974151
	Cottage with an annex	Blumenstrasse 6 (map)	around 1840	together with number 5 evidence of smallholder life in the 19th century, of architectural significance. Two-storey building, ground floor and western gable side massive, otherwise half-timbered, gable slated, gable roof (slate covering), old windows and front door, clay peg infill	08974150
More pictures	Village church and churchyard in Liptitz (church with furnishings, churchyard, three tombs on the southern wall of the church and memorial for those who fell in the First World War)	Broad street (map)	1560 hall	elongated hall church, west tower over a square floor plan, of architectural and local significance. Church: elongated hall church with transverse west tower, alterations in 1724, plastered quarry stone building with three-sided east end, high rectangular windows, 1823 extension of a mansion Epitaph for Johannes Weber and ...... (?) Two sandstone tablets with a crowning coat of arms (around 1750) Grave slab for Hanns v. Grunrade: Relief of a standing, armored man, various coats of arms, sandstone, Epitaph f. ..... rich v. Gunsrade: simple sandstone tablet with inscription, above medallion with Agnus Dei (17th century) War memorial: sandstone cuboid on a stepped base, tumba-like crowning with reliefs (helmet, sword, oak leaves / iron cross, oak leaves / flame, oak leaves, names of the fallen)	08974154
	Eastern stable house and northern side building of a four-sided courtyard	Breite Straße 8 (map)	re. 1861	Typical plastered buildings of the time, of architectural and socio-historical importance, characterizing the street scene through curves. Residential stable house: two-storey solid plastered building, gable roof (beaver tail covering), sandstone walls, plaster walls, two sandstone portals, an old front door, window renewed, original plaster with simple structure (corner cuboid), triple windows in the gable Side building: two-storey solid plastered building, quarry stone masonry, sandstone walls, original plaster with a simple structure, German band as eaves cornice, saddle roof (beaver tail covering), two door walls removed on the ground floor, partly original windows, otherwise largely renewed	08974149
	Rectory	Breite Strasse 15 (map)	around 1900	Architecturally high-quality building, of importance in terms of building history and local history. Rectory: two-storey massive building with clinker mix facade, multi-part roof landscape (beaver tail covering), stone plinth, windows renewed in accordance with listed buildings, original front door with window grilles and skylight, rear single-storey extension with saddle roof, an original window, door renewed	08974152
	House of a farm	Breite Strasse 17 (map)	around 1840	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, stately building at the entrance to the churchyard, of architectural significance. Two-storey plastered building, massive ground floor, partly sandstone walls, wall openings partly changed, upper floor and gable half-timbered (plastered over), younger windows, hipped roof with renewed covering (rebated tiles), front doors renewed	08974155
	Cottage with an annex	Döllnitzanger 1 (map)	around 1830 and later	Upper floor half-timbered, concise testimony to smallholder life in the 19th century, of architectural significance. Two-storey building, with the exception of the half-timbered structure on the upper floor on the rear eaves side, the windows have been renewed in accordance with monument regulations, gable roof with renewed beaver tail covering, old front door, one window on the ground floor enlarged, massive barn extension	08974156
	Liptitz school: school (with northern extension) and enclosure	Döllnitzseeweg 3 (map)	around 1905	Plastered building with clinker trim, architecturally high quality building from around 1905, as a former school of architectural and local historical importance. School: two-storey massive building with hipped roof (renewed beaver tail covering), plaster facade with conspicuous clinker brick structure, one portal disfigured, one portal added, quarry stone base, original staircase, single-storey massive extension with gable roof (beaver tail cover renewed), plaster facade with clinker brick structure on the entire building, quarry stone base renewed Enclosure: wall in Cyclops masonry, gates renewed later	08974003
	The funeral hall and enclosure wall of the cemetery	Main street (map)	around 1910	of importance in terms of building history and local history. Enclosure: plastered quarry stone masonry with cover made of natural stone slabs (partly also bricks), overgrown wall crown Mortuary: simple single-storey building typical of the time, hipped roof (beaver tail covering), arched portal, original windows, door renewed later	08974002
	Round arch bridge over the Döllnitz	Main street (map)	around 1880	Bridge construction with an impact on the townscape, of importance in terms of building history and technology. Round arch bridge over Döllnitz made of large reddish granite blocks (partially plastered over)	08974159
	Cottage and side building	Hauptstrasse 6 (map)	around 1830	Upper floor half-timbered, evidence of smallholder life in the 19th century, of architectural significance. Residential house: two-storey building, ground floor and solid gable walls (plastered) eaves side half-timbered, partly plastered walls, partly window shades, old windows, gable roof (interlocking tiles) Stable: one-storey solid plastered building, gable roof (beaver tail covering)	08974157
	Southern stable house in a four-sided courtyard	Hauptstrasse 14 (map)	around 1860	Typical regional farmhouse, beautiful testimony to rural life in the 19th century, of architectural significance. Farmhouse: two-storey solid plastered building, quarry stone masonry, simple plaster structure, sandstone walls, an artificial stone wall, shutters missing, some windows added, partly original, otherwise old windows, half-hip roof, portal changed, front door replaced later, strong cracks in the masonry	08974000

Luppa

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Former post	Dresdener Strasse 2 (map)	around 1850	Plastered building with a dwelling, of architectural and local importance. Solid, single-storey plastered building, dwelling houses on both sides, old windows, strong eaves cornice, windows with wooden walls, portal with sandstone walls, old windows, original portal with skylight, outside staircase on the street and courtyard side with sandstone steps, hipped roof with rebated tile covering	08974104
	Western stable house and gate system of a three-sided courtyard	Dresdener Strasse 7 (map)	around 1800 and later	Upper floor half-timbered, gable-independent farmhouse typical for Luppa, of importance in terms of architectural history and the appearance of the street. Two-storey building, ground floor and solid gable side, upper floor eaves side timber framing (plastered over), some old windows, wall openings changed on the ground floor, hipped roof, beaver tail covering	08974102
	Residential stable house (with Kumthalle) of a three-sided yard	Dresdener Strasse 16 (map)	around 1820	Testimony to the rural way of life, of importance in terms of building history and social history. Two-storey, hipped roof (beaver tail covering) with bat dormers, rubble stone plinth, three-bay Kumthalle, molded stone walls with pattern	08973342
	Residential stable house, side building with pull-out part and upper arbor and barn of a three-sided courtyard, plus gate, fence and courtyard paving	Dresdener Strasse 28 (map)	around 1820	Enclosed courtyard in Luppa, uniquely preserved in its state of preservation, side building with a rare upper arbor, of architectural, social and economic significance. Farmhouse: two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone walls, old, partly original windows, partly winter windows, crooked hip roof (beaver tail covering), sandstone portal with keystone, old front door, old interior doors Barn: one-storey solid plastered building, gable roof (beaver tail covering, bat dormer window) Courtyard paving: small paving stones (granite) Pull-out house: two-storey building, solid ground floor, sandstone walls, upper storey on the eaves side half-timbered, original windows, added upper arbor, hipped roof (beavertail covering, bat dormer window) Enclosure: quarry stone masonry (plastered), partially brick cover, wooden gates	08974106
	Stable house of a former three-sided courtyard	Dresdener Strasse 43 (map)	around 1820, essentially older	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, very old core, of architectural importance. Farmhouse, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered (plastered), windows and doors renewed, gable roof (interlocking tiles), arched passages inside	08974101
More pictures	The entire church and churchyard Luppa with the following individual monuments: Church with furnishings , enclosure wall and churchyard gate with two lanterns, six tombs and lantern in the churchyard (see individual monuments 08974114) and churchyard (garden monument)	Friedrich-Engels-Strasse (map)	13th century (church)	Complex with architectural, art and local historical significance. Churchyard: Enclosure: plastered quarry stone masonry, three access gates (in the east, west and south) with double-leaf wrought iron ornamental lattice gates, gate posts of the southern gate with crowning lanterns (Art Deco), regular path system with water-bound ceilings Main routes: connecting route south of the church between the east and west gates and from the south gate to the church, side routes along the south wall of the churchyard and around the church along the main avenues and along the secondary paths, rows of trees made of linden (Tilia spec.), grave borders made of cut yew hedges (Taxus baccata)	09305685
	Individual features of the aggregate church and churchyard Luppa: Church with furnishings, enclosure wall and churchyard gate with two lanterns, six tombs and lantern in the churchyard (see aggregate document 09305685)	Friedrich-Engels-Strasse (map)	13th century	Hall church of Romanesque origin, complex with architectural, art and local historical significance. Church: large hall church of Romanesque origin with wide transverse west tower, plastered quarry stone building with little recessed choir, apse, reconstruction after destruction by Hussites, alterations in 1628, 1730–1734, 1835, 1898 Enclosure: plastered quarry stone masonry, three access gates (in the east, west and south) with double-leaf wrought-iron ornamental lattice gates, gate posts of the southern gate with crowning lanterns (Art Deco) Gravestones: 1. Marx inheritance burial: polished black granite, engraving of an angel (around 1925) 2. Müller grave stele (north of the choir): neo-Gothic stele (sandstone), half-sculpture of a saint under a canopy (around 1860) 3. Two tombs north of the tower: first tomb: sandstone, half-sculpture of St. Agnes (?), Crowned with arcroteries, second tomb: sandstone, tracery supported by columns, relief of a flower basket, as a crown, cuboid with cross relief 4. Tomb south of the tower: heavily weathered sandstone, half-sculpture of a female saint under tracery (supported by columns), around 1860 5. Kleeberg hereditary burial: artificial stone, Art Deco influence, after 1926 Lantern: wrought iron (Art Deco), south of the church	08974114
	Residential house and locksmith's shop	Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 1 (map)	around 1850	Residential house with unusual facade design through neo-Gothic decorative shapes, former craft business with architectural and local historical significance. Residential building: one-storey solid plastered building, gable roof (folded tiles), eaves side with arched frieze, otherwise plaster probably simplified, windows with flap cornices, original front door with skylight and handle set, building corners and gable crowned with sandstone blocks with a four-pass motif, open staircase with sandstone steps Workshop: two-story plastered building, flat roof, old windows, an original window on the upper floor	08974105
	Rectory with rectory, two side buildings, western barn and enclosure with gate entrance	Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 25 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century (rectory, barn, side building), 2nd half	representative rectory, of architectural and local importance. Rectory: two-storey solid plastered building, sandstone walls, profiled eaves cornice, mansard roof, beaver tail covering, windows and front door renewed, inside: floor tiles in the entrance area (around 1900) Parish barn: one-storey solid plastered building, half-hip roof (crown covering), bat dormers Side building: one-storey solid plastered building, hipped roof (crown covering), bat dormers, loading hatch, wooden walls, a possibly original window Servants' house: two-storey solid plastered building, stable house, sandstone walls, old windows, front door renewed, gable roof (street-side crooked hip roof) (beaver tail covering), cornice, on the upper floor bridge to the rectory Enclosure: plastered masonry, brick cover, goal posts (plastered), wooden gates, on Friedrich-Engels-Straße unplastered Cyclops masonry or particularly high base made of Cyclops masonry, on which a brick wall with a simple structure (around 1880)	08974115
	Eastern moving house (with upper arbor) of a three-sided farm	Leipziger Strasse 6 (map)	re. 1822	Upper floor half-timbered partly plastered, upper arbor very rare in the region, of architectural significance. Pull-out house: two-storey building, gable roof (asbestos panels), solid ground floor, wall openings changed here, upper floor largely half-timbered, on the first floor sandstone walls, wooden walls, upper arbor, pigeon holes, sandstone portal with keystone,	08974103
	Stable house of a former three-sided courtyard	Oberdorf 4 (map)	around 1900	Plastered construction with design elements typical of the time and the region, of architectural and social significance. Two-storey solid building, plastered, quarry stone / brick masonry, artificial stone walls, clinker relief arches visible on the ground floor, cornice roofing on the upper floor, simple plaster structure, original windows, gable roof (rebated tiles), disfigured portal	08974116
	Moving out house of a three-sided farm	Oberdorf 8 (map)	around 1830 and later	Upper floor half-timbered, beautiful evidence of rural life in the 19th century, clear evidence of folk building methods. Pull-out house: two-storey building, solid on the courtyard side, otherwise solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered (timbered onto the street-side gable), clay peg infill, gable roof (folded tiles), old windows	08974118
	Residential house, eastern moving house and northern barn of a three-sided courtyard as well as a fence with a gate entrance	Oberdorf 16 (map)	around 1820 and later	Typical regional three-sided courtyard with half-timbered construction preserved on all buildings, beautiful evidence of rural life in the 19th century, of architectural, social and economic significance. Farmhouse: two-storey building, towed at the rear, tailcoat roof (beaver tail covering), upper floor timber-framed eaves facing the courtyard, otherwise solid, wall openings on the ground floor changed Barn: single-storey building, solid lower wall area (plastered), upper wall area on the courtyard side largely half-timbered, gable roof (interlocking tiles) Pull-out house: residential stable house, two-storey building, eaves facing away from the courtyard, half-timbered, otherwise solid (plastered), gable roof (beaver tail covering), windows, gates and doors renewed, sandstone walls Enclosure: plastered masonry, gate posts, gates renewed	08974117
More pictures	Luppa post mill	Radegaster Weg 7 (near) (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Of importance in terms of technology and local history, shaping the townscape. Post mill, planking and cover renewed, rods preserved, technical equipment available (according to source from around 1930 (after 1927)), first grinding mill, then only crushed; Erected 1838–1841, restored 1989–1991	08974107
	Stable house of a former three-sided courtyard	Road of Peace 9a (map)	around 1820	Upper floor half-timbered, beautiful evidence of rural life in the 19th century, of architectural significance. two-storey building, ground floor and street-side gable massive, upper floor eaves side timber framing, old windows, a wooden garment, partly winter windows, portal garments removed, gable roof (rebated tiles)	08974109
	Residential stable house of a three-sided courtyard with courtyard and front garden enclosure	Road of Peace 10 (map)	around 1890	Typical plastered building with twin windows in the gable, of architectural significance. Farmhouse: two-storey solid plastered building, artificial stone walls, old windows, twin windows in the gable, original front door with skylight, gable roof (rebated tiles) Courtyard enclosure: brick posts (plastered) with high crown, plastered masonry Front garden fence: artificial stone posts, wrought iron bars	08974112
	Residential stable house	Road of Peace 20 (map)	around 1850	Typical plastered building with triple windows in the gable, of local and architectural importance. Farmhouse: two-storey solid plastered building, plastered or artificial stone walls, triple windows in the gable, old and partly original windows, younger front door, original plaster with a simple structure	08974111
	Cottage	Road of Peace 24 (map)	early 19th century and later	Upper floor half-timbered, beautiful testimony to smallholder life in the 19th century, of architectural significance. Häuslerei: two-storey building, ground floor and street-side solid gable (quarry stone, plastered), upper floor eaves side and rear gable largely half-timbered, windows and front door renewed	08974110
	Memorial to the fallen of the First World War	Torgauer Strasse (map)	after 1918 (war memorial)	local historical significance. Granite stele on a stepped base, crowned by a cuboid with cross relief, stele with names of the fallen, relief wreath and sword, inscription: Welt / 1914 / Krieg / 1918	08974108
	To the black horse (inn)	Torgauer Strasse 1a (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	Imposing baroque building with a high, half-hipped roof, of architectural and local significance, characterizing the street scene due to its location in a curve. Two-storey solid plastered building, very thick walls, disfiguring plaster, sandstone walls (possibly also under plaster on the gable side), windows and front door renewed, crooked hip roof, interlocking tiles	08974113

Mahlis

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Gasthof Laubental	Am Mühlgraben 1 (map)	re. 1851	Upper floor half-timbered, building that characterizes the townscape, of architectural and local significance. Inn: two-storey building, ground floor and a massive gable wall, upper floor otherwise half-timbered, walls plastered over, sandstone portal, front door younger, windows renewed in accordance with listed buildings	08973992
	Cottage	August-Bebel-Strasse 3 (map)	around 1820	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, one of the few remaining half-timbered buildings of its kind, of architectural significance. Häuslerei: two-storey plastered building, ground floor and front gable side massive, otherwise half-timbered, gable roof with crooked hip, partly original windows, extremely poor state of construction	08973987
	Mahlis stop (formerly) (station building)	Bahnhofstrasse (map)	around 1900	as a former train stop of local historical importance. one-story small, boarded-up building, original windows, roofing felt	08974004
	Mahlis village cooperative: storage building with mill and pavement	Bahnhofstrasse 20 (map)	around 1925	Plant with local, economic and technological history of importance. Storage building: two-storey solid plastered building, jam zone, flat pitched gable roof, original windows, original front door, some shutters preserved, mill technology preserved, original plaster, granite plinth, original gates, cellar with passage, loading ramp Courtyard paving: granite stones of various shapes, in front of the house tracks of the narrow-gauge railway Mügeln - Neichen converted into a residential building	08973993
	Individual features of the material entirety Kammergut Mahlis: mansion and six farm buildings of the former Kammergut Mahlis as well as earth cellar (see also object entirety document obj. 09305165)	Gröppendorfer Strasse 17 (map)	1716, older in essence	Manor house stately and broadly laid out plastered building with elaborate portal and mansard hipped roof, closed courtyard complex with farm buildings preserved in their cubature and external appearance, of architectural, art-historical and local importance. Manor house: two-storey solid plastered building, mansard hipped roof (roof tiles), sandstone walls, seven wooden walls, one of which is profiled (Renaissance?), Rear extension with a gable roof, heavily weathered seating niche portal, plastered cornice and plastered pilaster strips, windows renewed in accordance with listed buildings, front door later Earth cellar: large earth cellar behind the building, quarry stone masonry, brick walls Farm buildings: imposing, broad and hunched-looking quarry stone buildings with high hip and gable roofs	08973989
	Material aggregate Kammergut Mahlis with the following individual monuments: mansion, six farm buildings of the former Kammergut Mahlis and earth cellar (see also list of individual monuments obj. 08973989) as well as farmyard and horticultural facility north of the manor as a whole	Gröppendorfer Strasse 17 (map)	18./19. Century	Manor house stately and broadly laid out plastered building with elaborate portal and mansard hipped roof, closed courtyard complex with farm buildings preserved in their cubature and external appearance, of architectural, art-historical and local importance. Manor house: two-storey solid plastered building, mansard hipped roof (roof tiles), sandstone walls, seven wooden walls, one of which is profiled (Renaissance?), Rear extension with a gable roof, heavily weathered seating niche portal, plastered cornice and plastered pilaster strips, windows renewed in accordance with listed buildings, front door later Earth cellar: large earth cellar behind the building, quarry stone masonry, brick walls Farm buildings: imposing, broad and hunched-looking quarry stone buildings with high crooked hip and gable roofs, horticultural layout of the property part of the whole, no garden monument	09305165
	Häuslerhaus, with hand pump	Gröppendorfer Strasse 29 (map)	around 1750	Upper floor half-timbered, very rare, old half-timbered construction, of architectural and local importance. House-making: two-story building, solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered (mounted), tapped, tailcoat roof, building extended at the rear, artificial stone walls, one gable side plastered over Pump: wooden hand pump, shaft with artificial stone cover	08973990
More pictures	Mahlis village church and churchyard: church with furnishings, churchyard with enclosure wall, two graves and a memorial to those who fell in the First World War	Karl-Marx-Strasse (map)	1777/1778, essentially older	Hall church with strong west tower with hood and lantern, complex of architectural and local significance. Church: Hall church with strong west tower, plastered quarry stone building with 3/8 end, basket-arched window with rococo ornaments, tower over a square floor plan, octagonal tower with hood and lantern War memorial for those who fell in World War I: neoclassical granite monument with a crowning helmet on oak leaves, relief of a sword wrapped in vines and two funeral wreaths, names of the fallen Enclosure: plastered quarry stone wall, partially brick cover Grave site of the Potzsch family (around 1925): neoclassical design, granite (embossed or bush hammered), relief cross, in the gable field relief hourglass Lindner grave site (around 1925): neoclassical design, sandstone, relief of a two-masted tower, grave enclosure made of sandstone	08973988
	Rectory with extension and parish garden	Karl-Marx-Strasse 2 (map)	around 1800	Parsonage late baroque building with a crooked hip roof, of architectural and local significance. Rectory: two-storey solid plastered building, half-hipped roof, younger plastering, pilaster structure, old windows, two original windows in the gable, plastered walls, inscription plaque, classical front door Extension: two-storey solid plastered building, gable roof, partly sandstone walls	08973991
	Mahliser School (Former School)	Karl-Marx-Strasse 6 (map)	around 1875	simple plastered building of local historical importance. Two-story building, quarry stone masonry, plastered, gable roof, door and window frames in sandstone	08967038
	Residential house, northern garage and paving	Oschatzer Strasse 101 (map)	1934, according to information	architecturally striking wooden house in prefabricated construction, of architectural significance. Wooden house: two-storey wooden construction, rubble stone base, saddle roof (beaver tail covering), shutters largely preserved, original front door, window renewed, corner bay window, balcony, original balcony door Garage: single-storey timber construction, gable roof (beaver tail covering), original gate Pavement from the house to the garage: irregular stone slabs	08974148

Malkwitz

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Road bridge	Dahlener Strasse (map)	around 1935	Technical monument in a simple, high-quality design language, of importance in terms of building history. Bridge: masonry made of layered granite stones, two passes, partially plastered	08974132
	Cottage	Dahlener Strasse 18 (map)	around 1830 and later	Upper floor half-timbered, e.g. Partly boarded up, well-preserved evidence of the peasant way of life in the early 19th century, of architectural significance. House-making: two-story building, solid ground floor, upper floor and gable half-timbered (partially boarded up), old windows, gable roof with slate covering (interlocking tiles)	08974135
More pictures	Village church and churchyard Malkwitz: church with furnishings, churchyard with enclosure wall, memorial plaque for victims of fascism and memorial for those who fell in the First World War	Kirchstrasse 5 (map)	1569	Church simple plastered building with transverse west tower, roof turrets on it, complex of architectural, art-historical and local significance. Church: simple hall church with transverse west tower, quarry stone building with straight east end, basket arched windows, on the tower roof turrets with high pyramid point Memorial plaque: on the house wall west of the church tower with the inscription: To commemorate the dead / to warn the living / to be murdered / April 1945 War memorial: Artificial stone stele, crowned by an iron cross in the wreath, names of the fallen, former medallion missing Enclosure: plastered masonry, brick covering	08974136
	Eastern stable house, southern moving house and western side building of a four-sided courtyard, with courtyard paving	Kirchstrasse 17 (map)	around 1833	Stable house upper floor half-timbered partly plastered, the other buildings come across in extraordinary originality, part of the rounded western end of the village, of architectural, social and local history of importance. Pull-out house: two-storey building, solid ground floor, wooden walls (windows and doors), wooden portal with keystone, original windows, hipped roof (corrugated iron) Side building: two-storey solid plastered building Farmhouse: two-storey building, solid ground floor, upper floor largely half-timbered (street-side gable), half-timbered over plastered except for the eaves facing away from the courtyard, crooked hip roof	08974133

Wadewitz

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Southern stable house and western pull-out house of a four-sided courtyard	Thomas-Müntzer-Strasse 1 (map)	around 1820 and later	Both buildings, upper floor half-timbered, representative courtyard, of architectural, social and economic significance. Farmhouse: two-storey plastered building, upper floor courtyard side half-timbered, otherwise massive, simple plaster structure, windows later renewed, two original windows, original front door, sandstone walls with agraffes (front door), gable roof (slate roofing), attic houses, historicist floor tiles Pull-out house: two-storey building, solid, upper floor on the courtyard side half-timbered, barrel vault, quarry stone or brick masonry, poor state of construction, sandstone walls, original windows,	08973986

Wiederoda

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Landmark	Lindenstrasse (map)	around 1820	approximately 1.50 m high sandstone pillar with a rounded head, inscription on the south side: HG No 8, historically significant; scratched sandstone, inscription on three sides: HG	09305167
	Material collection of manor and park Wiederoda, with the following individual monuments: mansion (no.17), gatehouse (no.11) with attached manor house (no.10) and manor workers house (no.6/7) with rear side building (see individual monuments 09299881), the Former manor park (garden monument) with three solitary trees and arbor and the following parts: two farm buildings (No. 15 and 16), barn (No. 14), former barn (No. 8), courtyard paving and parts of the enclosure wall as well as a second farm workers' house (No. 4/5) with a rear side building along Lindenstrasse.	Lindenstrasse 4; 5; 6; 7; 8th; 10; 11; 14; 15; 16; 17 (map)	18th century	Plant of architectural, art-historical and local historical importance. two farm buildings number 15/16: two two-storey solid plastered buildings with gable roofs, two added gates in the right building Barn number 14: large massive barn with a mansard roof Barn 2 (outside the manor directly on Lindenstrasse): one-storey plastered quarry stone building with a wide saddle roof, partial demolition after 2006 and conversion to a residential building Farm workers' house (double dwelling) number 4/5: two-storey solid plastered building, half-hip roof Pavement of the manor area from Lindenstrasse number 10 through the gatehouse to the manor courtyard area, irregular granite stones (Flst: 481) Enclosure: dry stone wall Former Park, garden area surrounded by quarry stone wall with copper beech and ginkgo as well as adjoining area to the south with arcade, in the farm yard a head linden	09300232
	Individual features of the manor and park Wiederoda: mansion (No. 17), gatehouse (No. 11) with attached manor house (No. 10) and manor workers house (No. 6/7) with rear side building (see also material document 09300232)	Lindenstrasse 6; 7; 10; 11; 17 (map)	re. 1721	Plant of architectural, art-historical and local historical importance. Manor house (number 17, Flst: 474): two-storey solid plastered building (brick, quarry stone), mansard roof with roof house and oculi, beaver tail covering renewed, sandstone walls, old staircase, interior doors, redesigned inside at the beginning of the 20th century, in the entrance area two columns on relief postaments , in front of the building outside staircase Portal: triple staggered pilasters as a side frame, above an unusual blown, profiled gable with cartouche and Brünau coat of arms, window grilles, arbor from the 19th century Torhaus (number 11, Flst. 480): two-storey solid plastered building, brick masonry, mansard roof with ridge turret and weather vane, original windows, plaster later, various types of dormers, coat of arms stone, Prussian caps in the passage Estate manager's residence (presumably former) (number 10, Flst: 482/1): one-storey solid plastered building (brick) with hipped mansard roof, beaver tail covering, scratched sandstone walls, windows and front door renewed, shutters missing Double dwelling house (number 6/7, Flst: 497, 498): former farm workers house: two-storey solid plastered building, spray plaster, crooked hip roof, simple clinker eaves, simple plaster structure, original anchor heads, simple clinker brick structure, disfiguring windows renewed Side building in the courtyard: one-storey solid plastered building, half-hip roof, wall separating the two halves of the building	09299881
	Landmark	Lindenstrasse 21 (map)	around 1820	1.50 m high sandstone pillars with a rounded head, a relief of a crown, historically significant; chafed sandstone	09305168

Remarks

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

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