List of cultural monuments in Wiedemar

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

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

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Wiedemar

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	House of a farm, now a kindergarten	Am Strengbach 1 (map)	around 1895	high-quality, richly designed and structured clinker brick building, part of a large farm, of local and architectural importance. Two-storey clinker building with a flat hipped roof, free-standing, distinctive seven-axis cube on a porphyry granite base as polygonal masonry with corner bosses made of sandstone, on the ground floor horizontal band structure, on the upper floor vertical pilaster structure, high jamb area with arched frieze, graduated and richly decorated eaves frieze with floral frieze elements set off with red shaped clinker bricks: frames and narrow ribbons and medallions with angel figures, additions from the 50s / 60s, unrenovated condition	08972819
	Willy Grübsch Monument (memorial)	Große Mittelstraße 4 (opposite) (map)	around 1950	in memory of the anti-fascist resistance fighter Willy Grübsch (1907–1944), of local historical interest. Memorial: conical slab made of artificial stone with inserted triangular wedge and chiseled letters KZ over a red triangle, granite base, inscription on the slab: His fight committed, born 1907, died 1944 in Sachsenhausen concentration camp , the stone is in front of two conifers within a small green area	08972814
More pictures	Dorfkirche and Kirchhof Wiedemar (church (with furnishings), churchyard with tomb and memorial for those who fell in the First World War)	Kirchgasse (map)	1477	late Gothic hall church with a stately transverse west tower, historically significant, defining the townscape and historically significant. Church (formerly called St. Katharinen, northern sacristy annex formerly also called Barbara chapel): simple hall church with a cross-west tower of equal width, plastered quarry stone building with a straight closing choir, elongated arched windows and high hipped roof Tomb: sandstone, three-zone structure, base as a mound of earth with coffins, middle part as a sarcophagus with a banner, on top conical wall with oval medallion plates (weathered writing) surrounded by garlands, in the middle a relief plate with a bell representation, back with medallion and relief representation, crown missing War memorial: tall, rectangular, narrow shell limestone stele with triangular gable top and spherical crowning, relief decoration with a soldier's helmet, iron cross and oak leaves, middle inscription panel : Dedicated to our fallen heroes in honor of the memory of the community of Wiedemar	08972821
	Gate system (with gate) and adjacent courtyard wall of a farm	Small village 14 (map)	19th century	In its unity, height and roofing, striking gate system of a farmstead that characterizes the street scene, clay wall, of architectural significance. Gate system with archway, gate pillars, wooden door leaves and roofing, adjoining an enclosure wall made of clay on a rubble base that merges into the outer wall of the clay barn	08972817
	Gut Felgner (three side buildings, two barns and courtyard wall with gate system (and gate) and courtyard paving of a farm)	Schulstrasse 1 (map)	re. 1863	Good example of a large farm, particularly worth preserving due to its high-quality stables, some of which are made of sandstone, that shape the street and are of local historical importance. Small stable: one-storey with jamb, gable roof (beaver tail covering), gable, dormer (later pigeon house), red clinker with high-quality clinker structure in the form of pilaster strips, cornices, segmented arched windows Large stable: one-storey with jamb, saddle roof (renewed), ground floor polygonal granite stone masonry with clinker brick structure (window arches and cornices), corner accentuation by pilasters made of sandstone blocks, stepped serrated eaves cornice, table in the gable: Wilhelm Felgner rebuilt in 1863 Large barn: red clinker brick, gable roof (beaver tail covering), pilaster strips on the gable side up to the ridge height, enlarged window openings in the gable ground floor, roller doors on the courtyard side and large canopy, rear extensions (NO MONUMENT) Small barn at right angles to the large barn: red clinker brick, gable roof (beaver tail covering), remnants of rubble stone base and clay wall go back to the old barn, roller doors, canopy on the courtyard side Enclosure: red clinker brick, large gate passage is flanked by two smaller covered passages, sandstone plinth and standing stone cover Residential house: structurally changed, cubature, half-hip roof and, as a structurally important part of the farm, original (possibly a monument)	08972810
	Rectory with side building and gate entrance to the rectory	Schulstrasse 9 (map)	1833 (rectory)	Rectory typical regional plastered building with crooked hip roof, in a central location that defines the townscape (opposite the church), of local and architectural importance. Rectory: two-storey, plastered, hipped roof, under the strong gable shoulders protruding corner pilasters, which carry a wooden cantilevered eaves, central projection with original portal and windows on the upper floor, some original wooden window frames still exist Side building: two-storey plastered building with a crooked hip roof, original windows and portal to the street Enclosure: plastered pillars and wooden gate	08972822
	House of a former four-sided courtyard	Schulstrasse 15 (map)	Mid 19th century	Building preserved in its original cubature and facade design, in a street-defining location, of architectural significance. Farmhouse: two-storey, plastered, ground floor clay, hipped roof, original pilaster strips, stepped eaves cornice, garments, plinth, cornice, pilaster strips and mirrors set off with yellow paint, windows on the first floor and in the gable original with profiled transom and decorated strut, renovated in 1993 (marked) , climbing plants on the house wall	08972824
	Barn of a farm	Schulstrasse 17 (map)	re. 1871	Clay barn, partly half-timbered, distinctive building that defines the townscape, with architectural significance. Barn: massive clay building, gable roof (partly new) with bat dormer, large barn doors, half-timbered compartments above the gates filled with bricks, gables completely bricked with bricks as well as the stepped eaves	08972823

Doberstau

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Barn and gate (with gate) of a farm	Hallesche Landstrasse 8; 10 (card)	19th century	in clay construction, stately and relatively undisturbed parts of a homestead at the entrance to the village, of architectural significance. Farm buildings (quarry stone base, clay, gable roof) in clay corrugation technology, moving roof structure, simple beaver tail covering, gate system (clay, plastered)	08972000
House of a farm	Hallesche Landstrasse 24 (map)	18th century	Residential house with plastered facade (upper floor half-timbered) and high half-hipped roof, part of a courtyard in the town center that has been preserved with original details, significance in terms of building history and local history. two storeys, clay building, plastered, very high hipped roof, four small window axes on the eaves, beautiful paneled front door with skylight	08972001
House and side building of a farm	Zum Anger 10 (map)	18th century	Residential house with plastered facade (upper floor half-timbered) and half-hipped roof, stable building with yellow clinker brick structure, the last almost undisturbed components of a courtyard in the town center, significance in terms of building history and local history. two storeys, half-hipped roof, bat dormers and pigeon holes, moving roof truss, simple beaver tail covering, eaves-side location in the courtyard, classicistic profiled exposed window sockets on the upper floor, smooth plaster, beautiful paneled front door with skylight, windows partly original	08971999

Grebehna

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Village church and churchyard Grebehna: Church (with furnishings), churchyard and churchyard enclosure	Am Rundling (map)	End of the 12th century	Romanesque hall church with retracted choir and apse as well as retracted west tower, architectural and local historical significance. small Romanesque hall church, plastered quarry stone building with slightly drawn-in choir and apse, portal vestibule in the north, sandstone portal with tympanum in relief, gable roofs (beaver tail covering), turrets with pyramid roof, restoration 1980 Enclosure: plastered brick	08972610
Side building and gate system (with gate) of a farm	Am Rundling 3 (map)	re. 1864	Brick building with a beautifully designed gable that defines the townscape and is of importance in terms of building history.	09305697
Residential house (with extension) and side building of a farm	Am Rundling 5 (map)	re. 1833	The farmhouse, typical of the region, has been preserved in a closed manner, a clay farmhouse with a two-tone clinker extension, side building and barn with elaborately designed clinker brick facades, of importance in terms of both building history and local development. Residential building: two-storey clay building with two-tone clinker brick annex to the rear, original house entrance door marked 1833, hipped roof with tufts Side building: elongated yellow clinker brick structure with red decorative clinker brick, the south gable side with pilaster structure and zigzag frieze, original window sizes, central loading hatch, sliding doors, saddle roof Barn: large red clinker building with pilaster strips and serrated frieze, original segment arched wooden gates, gable roof	09305698
Memorial to the fallen of the First World War	Angerstraße 2 (opposite) (map)	after 1918 (war memorial)	important in terms of local history. War memorial: pyramid-shaped, irregular stacking of granite stone blocks, crowned by a roughly hewn stele with an iron cross, inscribed with the names of the fallen and carved oak leaves, in the middle of the layer a large stone block with the inscription: The memory of their heroes who remained in the World War. The Grebehna community. Through battle to victory, through night to light	08972602
House of a farm	Radefelder Landstrasse 6 (map)	Early 19th century	one of the few preserved mud houses of its time, of local historical interest and architectural significance. Farmhouse: two-storey building, high hipped roof, clay brick building (sometimes one meter thick clay), rubble stone base, upper floor wooden window frames (plastered), plastered building with old plaster structure, plastered window frames, sandstone sills, old winter windows, wooden eaves, probably partly half-timbered upper floor, on the Ground floor partially segmented arched window (probably old inn) Extension: courtyard side, windows partially changed (uninhabited NO MONUMENT) old courtyard pavement Barn: (marked 1912) NO MONUMENT	08972612
Residential building	Radefelder Landstrasse 13 (map)	around 1930	Clinker brick structure, typical building from the 1920s and 1930s, of architectural historical interest. Residential house: two-storey, three-axis building with hipped roof, simple plain tile roofing with bat dormers, red clinker brick with clinker brick structure, stepped eaves cornice, new windows	08972611
Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Zwochauer Strasse (map)	re. 1722	Quarter milestone, offset, significant in terms of traffic history. Quarter milestone originally made of red Nebra sandstone was originally located on the Leipzig-Landsberg highway at kilometer 11.9 between Radefeld and Grebehna and was part of the main Leipzig-Hamburg route. It bears the inscriptions AR , 1722 and the post horn mark as well as (unusually) the row number 5 on both sides . The count was made from Leipzig. It belonged to Poststrasse Leipzig - Wittenberg. Stein destroyed in 1925, then reassembled and rebuilt by members of the Saxon Homeland Security Association . Later, the stone was destroyed again, in 1977 the stone was rebuilt and restored by master stonemason Franz with a new head piece made of Kelbra sandstone. The foundation consists of Rochlitz porphyry tuff. Crowning is missing 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 1 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 hours (1 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.	08972603
Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Zwochauer Strasse (map)	re. 1722	Remainder of a half-mile column, significant in terms of traffic history. Torso of the shaft of a half-mile column made of red Kelbra sandstone, 1.20 m high, head piece broken off, the year 1722 and the post horn mark on both sides. In 1974 the column buried at the original location was discovered, restoration by master stonemason Franz (Leipzig). It is probably column number 8 - counted from Leipzig, direction Landsberg. 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 1 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 hours (1 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.	09304874

Klitschmar

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Klitschmar station: Entrance building (No. 8) of a train station, with an attached goods shed, ancillary building and the adjoining railway house (No. 6) and toilets	At station 6; 8 (card)	1872	Reception building in a rare half-timbered construction, brick building residential building, historical testimony to the development of traffic engineering in the place of excellent design quality with largely original structure. Entrance building: one-storey low-rise building with a gable roof in Swiss style, half-timbered construction with dark red clinker brick infills and large St. Andrew's crosses, windows with muntins, doors and iron riveted roller gates, remains of the foliation on edges and cornice beams are preserved, fire protection door in the east for air raid shelter original (Fortis GmbH Berlin) Ancillary building: two-storey with a flat gable roof, clinker brick construction in a cross connection, stepped cornices, segment arched windows, upper hatch doors original Residential house: two-storey, gable roof, clinker construction, plastered (partially unplastered, exposed clinker), stepped gable frieze, stepped, cranked cornice, corner pilasters, segmented arched windows with remains of a plastered segmented arched roofing Toilet house: small building with separate entrances for women and men (labeled) in original condition, new roof, side windows partially bricked up	08972795
Gasthof Klitschmar (Former guest house with annex)	Delitzscher Strasse 3 (map)	around 1800 and later	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, characteristic building of the settlement structure with local and historical significance. Hook house: two-story, plastered, hipped roof, ground floor presumably clay, upper floor half-timbered, wooden window frames on the upper floor, original windows in the gable, segmented arched door, Extension in clinker construction, half-hipped roof, former mezzanine window bricked up, base plastered, also clogged back, state of disrepair, vacant, extension later	08972801
Transformer tower	Delitzscher Strasse 13 (next to) (map)	around 1920	Testimony to electrification, a building with a significant history of supply and technology in a prominent location. Clinker base, plastered wall surfaces, curved pyramid roof (newly covered) with a wide roof overhang, over the door canopy on stepped consoles	08972794
Residential house and enclosure with gate system of a farm	Grünstraße 21 (map)	End of the 19th century	Clinker construction in a high-quality design with a striking, voluminous cubature of character that defines the townscape and is of importance in terms of building history. Two-storey, on a high polygonal quarry stone base, saddle roof, on the courtyard side with dormers in copper sheet cladding, yellow brick facade with dark red clinker strips accentuated in terms of design, three-dimensional protruding, multi-articulated and richly profiled cornices (coffee cornice, high cornice, cornice as a cornice with sawtooth frieze) with pear stick in the wall, segmental arch and linear roofs; Condition: very well renovated, lying windows in the roof, new windows, courtyard side with original vestibule made of wood and glass, remnants of the enclosure (broken stone plinth) original, new iron lattice gate, also wall	08972793
Memorial to the fallen of the First World War	Kleine Mittelstrasse 12 (in front of) (map)	after 1918	important in terms of local history. Monument: smooth, conical granite pillar on a roughly hewn three-tiered base with hammered inscriptions (on all sides), front side: Heroes from the community of Klitzschmar died in the World War ... , the names are lined up on both sides, on the back: Wherever you slumber, according to God's advice, future harvest bloody seeds, never forgotten in the German land, rests in peace God's hand , closure with surrounding laurel relief and iron cross carved out of a square cube on all sides	08972800
Dorfkirche Klitschmar (church with furnishings)	To Kirchgasse (map)	1593, older in essence	Romanesque hall church with straight choir closure and roof turret, of importance in terms of settlement and local history; plastered field stone building, newly renovated	08972799

Kölsa

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Side building and gate system (with gate) of a farm	Am Anger 4 (map)	Late 1920s	Significance in building history due to the geometrical design in the New Objectivity style Stable barn: yellow clinker brick with geometric structure through corner pilasters, pilaster strips, cornices and triangular shapes, original windows, storage hatch (newly slated), gable roof with beaver tail covering, well preserved, fencing in the form of pillars and archway, yellow clinker brick with red structure	08972804
	House and barn of a farm	Am Anger 10 (map)	around 1800	Massive mud house in a small farmer's yard, belonging to the original development of the place, significant in terms of local history and architectural history. Farmhouse: solid clay, on the back a tailcoat roof, plastered, windows with arched arches and wooden walls, half-hip roof, not renovated, Barn: solid clay, brick gable, gable roof with bat dormers, roof is being renovated, door openings partially enlarged	08972802
	Transformer tower	Little end (card)	1920s	exceptionally high structure, evidence of regional electrification, importance in the history of supply and technology and in shaping the townscape. Tower: very high, tapering tower, plastered, base and door frames in red clinker bricks, light opening in glass brick, gable roof in yellow beaver tail, (original insulators)	08972806
	Door of a residential building	Little End 15 (card)			08974331
	Residential house (No. 21), angular barn, two side buildings attached to it (No. 21a) and gate (with gate) of a farm	Landsberger Strasse 21; 21a (card)	Early 19th century, later expanded	Farmhouse belonging to the largest farm in Kölsa, with a plastered half-timbered upper floor, brick-built farm buildings, largely preserved in their original form, significance in terms of local history and building history, defining the appearance of the town. Farmhouse: two-storey, plastered, half-hipped roof, ground floor presumably clay, upper floor half-timbered, windows partially preserved, on the ground floor with segmented arched window, portal with original triangular gable, door and doorway changed, extension from the end of the 19th century. Barn: broken stone plinth, red clinker brick, gable roof, structure with pilaster strips, toothed frieze in white clinker, step frieze in the gable, cornice band made of inclined white clinker bricks, new roof second barn: takes up the structure of the first barn, on the courtyard side with large arched gate entrances, gate pillars made of yellow clinker brick with red clinker brick structure	08972803
More pictures	Kölsa village church (church (with furnishings) as well as churchyard enclosure and churchyard gate)	Lissaer Strasse (map)	in the core 12./13. Century (church tower)	Romanesque church in the core with a round tower, late Gothic overformed (hall with polygonal choir closure), significant in terms of architecture and local history. Church: single-nave church, the elliptical tower probably 12th century, quarry stone and brick building with recessed 5/8 choir, nerd pillars and pointed arched windows in the south and east, on the north side late Gothic sacristy and portal vestibule from 1776, tower ground floor with groin vault, to the nave Open mesh vaults, the beginning ribs partly decorated with coats of arms, red sandstone grave slab on the outside choir (date of death 1856), weathered, by the wife of the schoolmaster Branst, outside tower plastered, new roof, ship weathered, inside original oak door, condition in need of renovation Enclosure: clinker brick, red on rubble stone base	08972808
	Former parsonage, with enclosure and gate to the parsonage	Lissaer Strasse 4 (map)	around 1800 and later	Angular building located in a prominent corner, of local and architectural significance. Angular construction: ground floor clay, upper floor partly half-timbered, plastered, original front door with wooden walls, windows on the first floor with sandstone walls and shutters, upstairs partly new windows, half-hip roof with bat dormer, partly with a cellar (two tons) Equipment: original banisters and original doors, some with skylight Enclosure: red brick pillars with sandstone slabs, gate Barn: clay, half-hipped roof, extension in half-timbered with brick infills, original gates (barn demolished before 2014), entrance to the gate renewed before 2014 in a different form, therefore recorded as demolition	08972805
	Side building of a former three-sided courtyard	Lissaer Strasse 10 (map)	End of the 19th century	the Wilhelminian style gable has a defining effect on the street scene and is of importance in terms of building history. Yellow clinker brick building with a gable roof and quarry stone plinth made of ashlars, facade design in red clinker in the form of cornices, corner pilasters, segmented arched windows, unrenovated, new roof, crowns missing, new windows	08972788
	Side building as well as gate, fence and gate entrance of a three-sided courtyard	Lissaer Strasse 12; 12a (card)			08972787
	Residential house and enclosure, gate and gate entrance	Lissaer Strasse 16 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century, later reshaped	of local impact and architectural historical interest. Residential building: two-storey, four-axis, with a half-hipped roof covered with beaver tail, alternating base of quarry stone and brick, plastered window walls in a rib structure, greenish noble plaster on the street side, unrenovated, partly original windows, wooden staircase at the back Enclosure: massive plastered brick posts, some with crowning, gate with arch, applied plaster mirror and plastered keystone	08972807

Kyhna

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Residential house, with front garden and fence	Am Bach 2 (map)	around 1900	Appealingly designed clinker brick building at the entrance to the town, historically important. one storey, four axes, two-axis risalit with triangular gable and outer rafters, two skylights, simple clinker brick structure, gable roof	08972067
	Transformer tower	Bahnhofstrasse 1 (at) (map)	around 1920	Testimony to electrification, of significance in terms of supply and technology. Tower, square floor plan, tapering upwards, clinker base, curved pyramid roof (newly covered) with wide roof overhang and with weather vane, eaves	09305699
	Gate and courtyard wall of a farm	In Winkel 3 (map)	End of the 19th century	old location of Kleinkyhna, elaborately designed gate system that characterizes the townscape, of architectural significance. Quarry stone base, on it clinker brick with structure, gate and people entrance with wrought iron gate, old house number 20 (old house: probably half-timbered building, two storeys, half-hipped roof, gable brick masonry)	08972059
	House and side building of a farm	At the angle 4 (map)	End of the 19th century	old location of Kleinkyhna, clinker brick building with a gable roof, part of a formerly very representative courtyard in the center of the village, of architectural significance. two storeys, three-axis central projection with triangular gable, three arched windows, structurally modified	08972060
	Gate of a farm	At the angle 6 (map)	End of the 19th century	old location of Kleinkyhna, parts of a courtyard in the center of the village that shape the townscape, of architectural significance. Residential building: two storeys, clay ground floor, brick upper floor, simple cornice structure, almost all windows new, corrugated iron roof Gate system: consisting of three pillars, yellow clinker bricks with structure and shaped bricks, residential building demolished before 2014	08972062
	House and gate system (with gate) of a farm	At Winkel 7 (map)	End of the 19th century	old location of Kleinkyhna, residential building with plastered facade and saddle roof, components of a courtyard in the center of the village that characterize the townscape, of architectural significance. Residential building: two storeys, presumably half-timbered building, new windows, old roof structure, renewed roofing Barn: clay, probably in a rather poor condition, gate system with three gate pillars, clinker brick with structure and shaped bricks	08972061
	Kyhna village church: Church (with furnishings)	Kirchring (map)	13th century	Hall church with polygonal choir and strong west tower, structurally, structurally and locally of importance; marked 1578 on the outer wall of the sandstone portal	08972054
	Cottage and side building of a cottage	Kirchring 9 (map)	18th century	Residential house with plastered facade and half-hipped roof, adobe building side building with gable roof, earth buildings that have been preserved relatively undisturbed in the immediate vicinity of the churchyard, of architectural significance. One storey, clay building, moving roof structure, new windows, but the original size retained, outbuilding with a gable roof, two dormers	08972056
	Residential house, two side buildings and a pigeon house relic of a farm	Kirchring 12 (map)	around 1790	Residential house plastered facade with half-hipped roof, side buildings partly in clay construction, largely undisturbed homestead in the town center with many original details, significant building history. Residential house: half-hip roof, old roof structure, beaver tail covering, windows renewed Stable: massive, elongated clay building, gable walled up with bricks, bat dormers, old roof structure, beaver tail covering Ancillary building: gable-free, single-storey, beaver tail covering, probably also clay building, an old window on the outside, well-preserved wooden ceiling on the ground floor, classicist front door and two room doors, original staircase with sawn muntins	08972051
	Rectory, side building, enclosure wall and gate entrance of a rectory	Kirchring 13 (map)	18th century	Rectory with plastered facade and half-hipped roof, side building plastered clay building, enclosure as clay wall, gate entrance in quarry stone and brick, almost undisturbed complex, of local historical importance. Rectory: two storeys, probably clay building, beautiful old front door with skylight and handle, all windows old, roof truss old, roofing from more recent times Side building: single-storey clay building with a crooked hip roof, simple plain tile roofing, no window to the street, protruding eaves	08972053
	Side building of a farm	Kirchring 16; 18 (card)	around 1890	Plastered clay building, facing the street, the last almost unchanged part of a courtyard in the center of the village, historically important. Stable: massive clay building, an old window on the back, otherwise the roof is new, far protruding eaves Residential house and rest no monument	08972050
	House of a farm, with front garden and fencing	Kirchring 20 (map)	around 1890	Stately clinker brick building in neo-Gothic forms in the town center, characterizing the townscape and of importance in terms of building history. two storeys, red clinker base, otherwise yellow clinker brick structured by red clinker brick and plaster structure, seven axes, risalit with stepped gable, therein iron wall anchor (decorated), partly pointed arch windows, all windows new Stable: broken stone plinth, red clinker brick with structure, stable building / side building demolished before 2014	08972049
	Old school: house, former school	Kirchring 28 (map)	1843	Single-storey plastered building with a crooked hip roof, relatively undisturbed earth building in the town center, as a former school of local historical importance. One storey, independent from the gable, presumably clay building, new windows, old front door and skylight, gable walled up with bricks, old roof truss at the back, a curb, with sandstone steps in front of the entrance	08972047
	House and two side buildings of a farm	Kirchring 30 (map)	19th century	Residential house plastered facade with half-hipped roof, inside remarkable wooden beam ceiling, side building red clinker buildings, well-preserved parts of a courtyard in the old town center, historically important. Residential building: two storeys, presumably clay, renovated, impression relatively undisturbed (except for the windows), well-repaired wooden beam ceiling with designed insert boarding, probably 1st half of the 19th century. Side building red brick buildings with old windows and doors	08972046
	Bridge to the churchyard	Kyhnaer Hauptstraße 3 (bei) (map)	19th century	Natural stone arch bridge, of architectural significance. More recent brickwork	08972055
	Memorial to the fallen of the First World War	Kyhnaer Hauptstraße 4 (opposite) (map)	after 1918 (war memorial)	of local importance; Natural stone base on a small quarry stone hill with an eagle (bronze currently only with one wing) and an iron cross	08972044
	Enclosure wall of a property	Circular route 1 (map)	End of the 19th century	old location of Kleinkyhna, wall in clay corrugation technique on rubble base and with beaver tail covering, in corner position to the forge, of architectural significance.	08972065
	Side building as well as fencing and gate system of a farm	Loop 2 (map)	End of the 19th century	old location of Kleinkyhna, stable building as clay construction, last part of a courtyard complex in clay wave technology that has been preserved relatively undisturbed, historically important. Stable: quarry stone base, clay corrugated construction, gable roof with moving roof truss, beaver tail covering Residential building: not really a monument due to the built-in windows facing the courtyard	08972063
	Residential house with attached side building of a farm	Circular route 3 (map)	around 1800	old location of Kleinkyhna, plastered facade with half-hip roof, clay buildings, the last almost undisturbed parts of a homestead in the center of the village, of architectural significance. Residential house: Two storeys, clay or half-timbered building, small windows, hipped roof, very thick walls, arched windows on the ground floor Stable plastered, lower	08972064
	Mühlgut Kyhna: residential house, side building and barn of a mill property	Windmühlenweg 1 (map)	19th century	Residential house with plastered facade and half-hip roof, relatively undisturbed homestead in the immediate vicinity of the preserved windmill, of local historical importance. two storeys, plastered half-timbered building, windows renewed, but size unchanged, roof new stately barn with large gate, gable roof, beaver tail covering Stable: plastered	08972058
More pictures	Kyhna windmill: Paltrock windmill (with technical equipment), former post windmill	Windmühlenweg 1 (map)	re. 1825 (mill)	In 2004/2005 it was converted from a post mill to a Paltrock windmill, making it the youngest of its kind in Germany, with a technical and historical significance. Paltrock windmill with (half) louvre blades and double comb wheel, wind-compatible, inscription plaque on the flour bar. This mill is new and built by the landowner Johann Gottlieb Dorn from KleinKyhna in 1825. The tree stump. was Gottlieb Götze from Röitsch near Lobnitz. May the Lord protect this building and bless the inhabitants of it. Erected in 1825, built in roller mill in 1928, built in mixing machine in 1931, operated exclusively with wind power until 1932, built in a diesel engine in 1955, stopped grinding until 1984, milling in the mill, owned by the Dorn family, from 1990 restoration of the mill, from 1991 Wernicke, storm damage in 2002 - Wings broken off, post windmill was converted to Paltrockmühle by the owner Wernike in 2004/2005, extension of the post from 1825 (display system), ring of the Paltrock windmill with 60 steel rollers, substructure rebuilt, construction of the wings in 2008	08972057

Lissa

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Großlissa manor: mansion (No. 1) and former farm building (No. 4/5) of a manor	At Gutshof 1; 4; 5 (card)	around 1900	Manor house, a yellow clinker brick building typical of the time, with a wooden balcony, quarry stone stable building with a gable roof, parts of the former manor complex that characterize the townscape, of architectural and local significance. yellow brick building with red decorations, richly structured roof landscape, representative entrance situation, lead glass windows with animal motifs, two-axis tower-like central projection, cantilevered balcony, wrought-iron banisters, partly renovated, e.g. B. new roof Stable: elongated building with a gable roof, simple beaver tail covering, various changes, but overall looks relatively undisturbed	08972004
	Side building and gate entrance of a farm	Grabschützer Strasse 9 (map)	19th century	old location Kleinlissa, stable building with quarry stone plinth and saddle roof, clay corrugation, quarry stone gate pillar, relatively undisturbed parts of a homestead in the immediate vicinity of the village pond, of architectural significance; Brick gable, old roof structure, simple beaver tail covering	08972010
	House and two side buildings of a farm	Kattersnaundorfer Straße 3 (map)	around 1800	Single-storey residential building with a plastered facade and a half-hip roof with bat dormers, an eaves side building on the street with a clinker brick facade and a gable roof, almost undisturbed parts of a homestead near the manor and the church, of architectural significance. Residential building: one storey, moving roof structure, simple plain tile roofing, three bat dormers on the courtyard side, protruding eaves Side building with storage hatch: one storey, two small shutters	08972008
	House of a farm	Kattersnaundorfer Straße 13 (map)	19th century	Plastered facade and half-hip roof, presumably clay building with a plastered half-timbered upper floor, parts of a courtyard in the center of the village that have been passed down relatively unchanged, significant building history. Residential building: two storeys, presumably massive clay building, windows on the eaves side renewed, still old in the gable, new roofing Stable: at the gable, broken stone plinth, partly with bricks and half-timbering, both buildings not entirely convincing, stable with three skylights, rear part of the stable building rather not a monument! Front part of the stable (clay, gable roof) and rear part of the stable - both in front Canceled in 2014	08972009
	Cottage and side building of a cottage	Kirchweg 10 (map)	19th century	Häuslerhaus a plastered, single-storey clay building with a gable roof, outbuildings partly made of clay, partly of brick, of social and historical importance. one storey, three larger windows, one of them small, protruding eaves, old roof structure, simple plain tile covering, windows mostly old, annoying roof extension	08972007
More pictures	Lissa village church and churchyard: church (with furnishings), churchyard with enclosure wall and two gravestones (Fleischer and Remmicke), grave site for the Remmicke family and memorial for those who died in the First World War	Silent Alley - (map)	in the middle of the 12th century	Romanesque hall church with transverse west tower, gothic shaped, polygonal choir, of importance in terms of building history, local history and the appearance of the town. Area of the churchyard wall between the rectory and the outbuilding, made of large sandstone blocks Gravestone Fleischer (marked 1858), neo-Gothic, red sandstone Remmicke grave, marked 1905 on the cemetery wall Gravestone Remmicke (red sandstone) with vase crown inscribed 1842	08972003
	Parsonage and side building of a parsonage as well as enclosure wall to the churchyard and the street	Stille Gasse 4 (map)	1729	Rectory plastered facade with saddle roof, adobe building side building with saddle roof, well-preserved complex, of local and cultural significance. two storeys, plastered building, saddle roof, paneled front door with skylight, old window, side building made of clay, adjoins the cemetery	08972005

Peterwitz

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	House of a former four-sided courtyard	Albert-Troitzsch-Platz 3 (map)	End of the 18th century and later	Upper floor presumably half-timbered, building with a still original and characteristic appearance, of architectural significance. Farmhouse: two-story, half-hip roof, plastered, ground floor made of clay, upper floor presumably half-timbered, original windows on upper floor, later enlarged on first floor, original door with skylight	08972798
	House, enclosure and courtyard paving of a farm	Albert-Troitzsch-Platz 4 (map)	around 1800 and later	In its original appearance, the building representing the hamlet-shaped structure of the village with largely the original structure, of architectural significance; Formerly one of the most beautiful courtyards in the town with an architecturally and artistically sophisticated design Residential house: two-storey, half-hipped roof, plastered building on rubble stone plinth, clay on the ground floor, brickwork on the upper floor, plaster structure with bezels, mirrors and cornices, heavily profiled eaves, original front door walls and floor tiles, front building with straight, profiled and strongly cantilevered roofing on the first floor, right window , windows lying in the roof Clay barn: solid on rubble stone base, gable roof with simple plain tile roofing, large wooden roller doors on the courtyard side, strong beam construction on the inside Barn (marked 1865): mixed masonry (clinker masonry on quarry stone base), two-storey, gable roof with beaver tail covering, central projection, in the gable a plaque with the inscription Franz Teichmann, 1865 , gable side to the village square with stair frieze, pilasters and double arched windows with original gable sill, open through missing, ruinous and slightly changed condition (left side with concrete lintels on the upper floor and chipped pilasters), inside large original three-aisled pillared hall with barrel vaults (partly collapsed) Stall: small stable in former architectural quality too badly destroyed (NO MONUMENT) Enclosure: rubble stone base and pointed iron bar fence	08972796
More pictures	Post mill Peterwitz	Delitzscher Strasse 35 (map)	around 1890	Typical example of the former mill landscape in northern Saxony, with significance in terms of technology history and a landscape-defining effect Trestle and mill box and two rods / wings still partially existing in the original structure, covered with red tiles after 1999 and the casing of the mill box renewed	08972786
	Two side buildings, barn and two gates (with gates) of a farm	Dorfanger 1 (map)	End of the 19th century	Clinker brick buildings with a rich and high-quality architectural structure, buildings belonging to the original hamlet-like village development in unchanged and largely original building fabric, of importance for the townscape and building history. Stable: yellow clinker building on rubble stone plinth with a gable roof (simple plain tile roofing), rich and high-quality architectural structure with red clinker stones in the form of pilasters and step frieze, gable roof with storage hatches in the form of portholes, original windows on the gable side Barn: yellow clinker brick building with a gable roof, architectural structure with pilasters and eaves console cornice, old simple plain tile covering Gate: original gates on opposite sides as clinker pillars with archway on rubble stone base (partly plastered), partly decorated with shaped stones, residential building: heavily modified (NO MONUMENT)	08972797

Pohritzsch

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
villa	Village ring 2 (map)	around 1890	attractively designed villa, historicizing plastered facade with fine structure, of architectural significance; Quarry stone plinth, plastered facade with structure, ornate outer rafters, renovated	08971984
Residential house, two angular side buildings facing the courtyard, two side buildings built next to each other facing the street and two gates of a former four-sided courtyard	Village ring 11 (map)	18th century	Clay buildings typical of the region, largely undisturbed courtyards in the center of the village, significance in terms of building history and local history. Residential building renovated, new roof and windows, two old windows, all buildings made of clay, barn with fittings, barn 2014 in ruins and only partially preserved, barn demolished before 2014	08971985
Gasthof Apfelbaum: House of a farm, later an inn	Dorfring 20 (map)	End of the 19th century	Plastered facade and gable roof, classicistic-looking building, of architectural significance. two floors, five axes, cornice structure, two narrow arched windows on the upper floor, eaves, completely renovated, today (1998) Landgasthof Apfelbaum , the inn closed before 2014	08971986
Side building of a farm	Dorfring 26 (map)	19th century	Small residential building in the courtyard, with a half-timbered upper floor, with many original details preserved clay half-timbered building, historically important. Clay ground floor, upper floor half-timbered with clay infill, old wooden beam ceiling, inside scratch marks in the clay, part of the house was demolished	08971987
Gasthof Pohritzsch (formerly) (Former inn)	Dorfring 33 (map)	18th century	Half-timbered building with a half-hipped roof, as an old inn of the place of local historical importance. two storeys, exposed framework on the upper floor, ground floor changed through conversions and new windows, upper floor relatively undisturbed, original front door with skylight, today (1998) used as a gallery - Schladenberg house	08971988
Memorial to the fallen of the First World War	Dorfring 33 (near) (map)	after 1918 (war memorial)	of local importance; Natural stone base with inscription plaque overturned due to a wind break	08971989
Residential house in the courtyard and attached, angular side building (with upper arbor) of a farm	Sultitzer Platz 1a (map)	Early 19th century	old location Sultitz, residential house with plastered facade and saddle roof, the side building one of the few surviving examples of a courtyard building with an arcade in the region, historically important. Residential house: two storeys, presumably clay building with half-timbering, old windows, beaver tail covering, old front door with handle and skylight Outbuildings: with arcade, completely undisturbed, condition not that good, two-storey building with a gable roof, on the upper floor former servants' apartments?, Clay / half-timbered houses	08971990

Cross ring

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	House of a farm	In ring 7 (card)	around 1900	attractively designed, clinker brick facade typical of the time with decorative tiles, of architectural significance. two storeys, five axes, yellow clinker brick with structure, cornice structure, small triangular gable, beautiful decorative stones, renovated, new windows, original front door	08971997
	House of a farm	In ring 10 (card)	around 1890	Historicizing plastered facade, gable roof, building that defines the townscape with elaborate window crowns, of architectural significance. two storeys, plastered facade with structure, crowning of windows on the upper floor, at the back three arched windows above the entrance area, which is emphasized by a wooden porch, new windows, five old windows towards the village	08971998

Rabutz

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
House, barn and side building of a farm	Dorfstrasse 2 (map)	around 1800	in structure and layout characteristic of the original development of the round village Rabutz, of great importance for the townscape, building and settlement history. Farmhouse: one-storey, half-hipped roof, plastered, ground floor clay building, upper floor / gable half-timbered, two bat dormers with tall rectangular windows underneath that extend into the eaves, wide roof clearance, original portal with wooden walls, gallows window, side extension later (around 1900) Barn: elongated building with clay and brick masonry, saddle roof, gate passage and barn doors with half-timbered construction, wide, projecting canopy Stable building: saddle roof with several bat dormers, clay and brick masonry, rectangular windows, dilapidated condition	08972792
House and gate (with gate) of a farm	Dorfstrasse 11 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century	Typical landscape example of the hamlet-like village development of Rabutz, with half-timbered gable, of architectural significance. Two-storey, plastered half-timbered house with a half-hipped roof, ground floor made of clay, exposed framework in the gable, in good renovated condition, original quarry stone paving around the house	08972790
Barn and gate (with gate) of a three-sided courtyard	Dorfstrasse 12 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Barn and gate (with gate) of a three-sided courtyard; Stately brick building, distinctive cubature that defines the townscape with wall surface and gable that characterizes the street scene, important from an architectural point of view. Granite stone plinth with rolled layer, brick masonry in a cross connection, gable roof, hipped on one side; Piers with clinker bricks; (Residential building cannot be seen, indicates a monument with its half-hipped roof, original windows, gable and presumably plastered clay and half-timbered building, comparable to Dorfstraße 11)	08972791

Serbitz

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Gut E. Regel: House of a farm, with front garden and enclosure	Ringstrasse 3 (map)	re. 1895	Well-preserved, stately building of a large farm, historicizing plastered facade with elaborate decorations, of architectural and local significance. two floors and mezzanine floor, eight axes, hipped roof, four-axis central projection, elaborate stucco as the window crown and in the triangular gable, inside and outside almost everything original (e.g. beautiful old front door, window), today (1998) serves as a home for the disabled	08971983

Wiesenena

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	House of a farm	Am Dorfplatz 6 (map)	subsequently re. 1810	Upper floor half-timbered plastered, entrance area highlighted, good example of the development of the old village center, significance in terms of building history. Farmhouse: two-storey, five-axis, half-hipped roof, stepped eaves cornice, half-timbered upper storey, facade structure by cornice, entrance area highlighted by arches, pilasters, keystones and volute crowning Side building: Ground floor, polygonal quarry stone masonry, clinker brick (white / yellow), gable roof, number 6a is the new building on the property	08972813
	Former municipal office, now kindergarten	Am Ring 12 (map)	around 1910	high-quality building with a distinctive impact on the townscape and historical significance. Villa: two-storey, five-axis plastered building with red clinker brick structure, hipped roof with plain tile roofing, red clinker brick in the sills, window arches with emphasis on the window frames, half-timbered drums, three-axis central projection, entrance house later, original windows with split skylights, half-timbered and half-timbered windows at the back , attached two-storey veranda with gable roof, open on the ground floor with basket arches	08972812

Zaasch

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Side building of a farm	Old distillery 4 (map)	18th century	plastered earth building, part of a former courtyard in the town center with a remarkably steep half-hip roof, of architectural significance; goes over to Roitzscher Straße 10, old windows, very high steep roof, old roof truss, beaver tail covering	08971977
	Memorial to the fallen of the First World War	At the monument 1 (near) (map)	after 1918 (war memorial)	Obelisk with eagle crown and elaborate enclosure, of local historical importance. Natural stone base in the form of an obelisk with an eagle crown and inscription plaque	08971974
	Front door of a residential building	Lindenplatz 7 (map)	End of the 19th century	beautiful paneled Wilhelminian style front door with colored skylight, artistic and craft value; with colored structured glass in the skylight and original handle, apartment building not a monument	08971979
	Transformer tower	Lindenplatz 8 (opposite) (map)	around 1910	Rare design for the region, brick construction, evidence of regional electrification, of importance in terms of supply and technology. Tower: clinker brick building with base and belt cornice also made of clinker brick, gable roof, structure decorated in various ways, with anchor in the upper part	09305700
More pictures	Village church and churchyard Zaasch (church (with equipment), churchyard with parts of the churchyard wall and two gates as well as the grave of the Horn family and another tombstone)	Rödgener Weg (map)	in the core of the 13th century	the core of the Romanesque choir tower church, later remodeled, of importance in terms of building history, the history of the place and the character of the townscape. Romanesque choir tower church, choir lengthened by 1500, alterations in the 16th and 17th centuries, quarry stone construction, grave of the Horn family on the churchyard wall (marked 1912), another grave stone (sandstone) with a relief angel in front of the church	08971971
	Zaasch School: Former school (extension to the rectory)	Rödgener Weg 1 (map)	End of the 19th century	Attractively designed clinker brick building with a beautiful paneled front door, of architectural and local significance. Yellow brick building with structure, four large arched windows (original), original beautiful front door with handle and skylight, new roof	08971973
	Cottage	Rödgener Weg 4 (map)	End of the 19th century	One-storey, plastered building with a gable roof, one of the few remaining relatively undisturbed evidence of a day laborer's house or cottage, of social and historical importance. One storey, new windows, old front door with skylight, shutters, gable roof, beaver tail covering	08971972
	House of a farm, with an extension and a memorial plaque for JG Stallbaum	Roitzscher Strasse 10 (map)	18th century	Residential house with plastered facade and half-hip roof, birthplace of Johann Gottfried Stallbaum (1769–1861), Rector of the Thomas School in Leipzig from 1853 to 1861, of importance in terms of building history and personal history. two storeys, facing the gable, windows partly old, plaster structure around 1920/1925, brick construction, old front door with handle, angular extension over three axes, new window, memorial plaque for Godofredo Stallbaumio cantor of the St. Thomas School in Leipzig, b. September 25, 1793, formerly house number 69	08971976
	Cottage	Roitzscher Strasse 23 (map)	19th century	Small single-storey mud house in the center of the village, relatively undisturbed, of social and historical importance. one storey, three windows on the ground floor on the eaves side, two skylights, gable roof, plain tile roofing, moving roof structure, three shutters, new windows, thick walls, simple plain tile roofing	08971980

Zschernitz

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Zschernitz village church and churchyard: church (with furnishings) and churchyard with churchyard gate and four tombs	Church arch - (map)	Early 13th century, later reshaped	The core of the Romanesque, Gothic-style hall church with a west tower is of importance in terms of building history, the history of the town and the townscape. Tombstones: Fam.Bieler Zschernitz inscribed 1911 left of the entrance: flower relief around 1910, Kahl family (?) from Pohritzsch (red sandstone), sandstone tombstone, very ruinous, 19th century (?)	08971992
House and enclosure wall of a farm	Kirchbogen 19 (map)	18th century, later reshaped	Residential house plastered facade and half-hipped roof, upper floor half-timbered plastered, stately building of the old village center, historical beam with inscription in the cellar, Art Nouveau porch at the entrance, as a fencing of the courtyard with a clay wall, historically important. two floors, half-timbered upper floor, eaves-side windows on the upper floor, small wooden porch with beautiful paneled front door, beams in the cellar 16th century (?), (formerly house number 11)	08971993
Memorial to the fallen of the First World War	Mittelstrasse 18 (near) (map)	after 1918 (war memorial)	Large block of natural stone on a base with an inscription, of local significance.	08971996
Residential building (with two house numbers)	Nöselwitzer Strasse 3; 5 (card)	18th century	Earth building with a half-hipped roof and plastered half-timbered upper floor, wooden beam ceiling on the ground floor, historically important. two-storey, half-hipped roof, moving roof structure, beaver tail covering, two bat dormers, windows on the upper floor of 97a old, on the upper floor and in the other part new clay ground floor, half-timbered upper floor, (formerly house number 97 and 97a)	08971994
Former rectory, now a residential building	Pfarrweg 2 (map)	18th century	Typical regional plastered facade with a crooked roof, relatively undisturbed building in the center of the village, of architectural and local importance. two storeys, presumably adobe, plastered, gable clad, new windows on the upper floor, otherwise old	08971995
Mühlgut Zschernitz: residential building of a former mill estate	To Hasenfeld 2 (map)	End of the 18th century and later	Residential house with plastered facade and half-hip roof, windmill no longer available, of local historical importance. two storeys, windows seem mostly old, very overgrown; Gable wall: Brick masonry, according to the file demolition permit already granted!	08972002

Zwochau

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Schkeuditz post mill	At the sports field 7a (map)	1806–1807 (mill)	Relocated to Zwochau in 2008 (relocated from Schkeuditz, old location: Kursdorfer Straße, behind number 5, district Schkeuditz, Flstk. 111, corridor 3), large parts of the historical construction preserved during the implementation, of technical significance. at the time of recording in Schkeuditz: wood paneling on stone substructure, remains of the wings still present	09258684
	Catholic parish church St. Pius (Catholic church with attached parish house and rectory, parts of the enclosure and forecourt with paving)	At Schanze 9 (map)	1955-1956, re. 1955	Example of sacred architecture from the post-war period after 1945, in a complex, uniform and artistically demanding construction, architect: Johannes Reuter, Bitterfeld, of local and architectural significance. Hall church with transverse west tower and retracted, just closing choir, plastered brick building on a granite stone base, hipped roof of the transverse west tower covered with sheet metal, simple structure of the building with long, narrow arched windows in the choir and low ones in the hall and transverse west tower, tower front through large wheel windows, portal and open staircase made of porphyry stone highlighted, forecourt covered with porphyry artificial stone slabs, door made of oak wood with door handle in the original ornate design, windows generally with original stained glass windows Inside: in the transverse west tower a small vestibule, above galleries that are open to the hall through arched arcades, hall with mirrored ceiling separated from the choir by large belt arches, simple, plain altar porphyry in the form of a flat, downwardly blunt triangle on two conical blocks, plain Wooden stalls, colored wooden sculpture of Mary and Child by Hildegard Hendrichs, lectern, tabernacle stele and crucifix in copper drifting, door of the sacrament box decorated with colored abstract enamel, lectern has four small panels with the evangelist symbols in enamel, crucifix as Christ standing upright in front of a large, broad cross , drawings of the stations of the cross (14 stations) on the walls of the hall, original bells in the tower Integrate the rectory and parish hall in the church building as an auxiliary building Enclosure: base and pillars in polygonal masonry made of granite stones, iron fence in between	08972613
	House and outbuildings	Baltzerstraße 8 (map)	around 1890	used as a municipal office, high-quality villa-like building, left-hand façade that characterizes the street scene and is typical of the time, important in terms of building history. Villa, today (1999) used as town hall: two-storey, six-axis building, flat hipped roof, rubble stone base, yellow clinker building with light brown clinker structure through cornices and belts, accentuated corners with shaped stones, richly decorated belt with floral motifs between the ground floor and upper floor, three-dimensional window walls Highlighted, massive roofs and frames on the upper floor, cassette-like eaves cornice, partly original windows, central projectile with frontispiece and acroteria coronation, window on the ground floor enlarged (probably), back: entrance with original door and wooden canopy Adjacent building: yellow clinker brick, segmented arched window, single storey with jamb, gable roof, belt strap in light brown clinker brick	08972606
	Gasthof Schackenthal: Inn with archway (with gate) to the courtyard	Baltzerstraße 10 (map)	inside re. 1599	An excellent example of the original village development with a characteristic appearance in a striking location on the village pond, as the oldest former relaxation area on the old salt road of local historical importance. Inn: two-storey clay building with half-timbered upper storey, plastered, half-hipped roof (crown covering), plaster structure with straight banding, original gable windows and new wooden eaves on the upper floor, new windows on the ground floor Inside: door jambs with round arches, two coats of arms (right electoral Saxon and left double-headed eagle) and inscription: Who has trusted God probably built from 1599 ( inscribed ) in the living room Material: probably water oak from Wittenberg, collar beam with joist and ceiling boards in the former living room profiled, ceiling boards arranged in a herringbone motif Back: new recessed windows and additions, covered archway and roofed door pillars in clay, in original condition, inscription panel on the gable end: Gasthof Schackenthal, owner Alfred Bart	08972614
	Barn and dovecote in a four-sided farm	Hallesche Strasse 5 (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	Pigeon house in the courtyard with a singular significance in the village, as one of the largest clay barns, an important building for the townscape, of architectural historical importance. Pigeon house: high clinker base with corner pilasters and oculi in the wall panels, actual pigeon house in half-timbered with clinker infill in a geometrical design, flat pyramid roof, renovated Clay barn with a gable roof, two large wooden gates, above a half-timbered construction, wall surface partially repaired, north-eastern corner sunken, general condition good	08972501
	Barn of a farm	Hallesche Strasse 18 (map)	19th century, later reshaped	largely original clay barn in typical regional and characteristic construction, part of the courtyard that is worth preserving, of architectural significance. Clay barn with a gable roof (beaver tail covering) and two large wooden gates to the courtyard, the middle wall between the gates has been newly replaced with brickwork, original roof structure	08972833
	Mortuary, formerly a prison	Hallesche Strasse 39a (next to) (map)	2nd half of the 19th century	near Leipziger Strasse, clinker brick building that defines the street image, is of local historical importance. Mortuary: one-storey, five-axis, yellow clinker brick structure (pilaster strips, serrated frieze), segmented arched window and door, side elevation with stair frieze, gable roof (beaver tail covering), window openings partially changed, building former prison, currently unused	08972601
	Side building of a farm	Leipziger Strasse 26 (map)	around 1895	high-quality brick construction, defining the street space, of architectural significance. Farmhouse (around 1800): two-storey, steep hipped roof, partially simple beaver tail covering, plastered, upper floor presumably half-timbered, the rest presumably clay, wooden eaves, demolished before 2011 Stable (2nd half of the 19th century): one-storey, with jamb, red clinker brick, gable roof with simple plain tile covering, rubble stone base, belt cornice, blind pointed and round arch fields with small windows, console-like eaves, in the gable a German band as a continuation of the eaves, arched windows as triplet (middle blind), above twin windows, oculi, demolished before 2011 Stable barn: two-storey, eight-axis, elongated building, gable roof with simple beaver tail covering, quarry stone base, red clinker brick with yellow brick structure (pilaster strips), new roof on the courtyard side, ground floor window probably changed in the 1920s, upper floor segmented arched window, German band in the gable, table no longer exists, Okuli (blind) and stair frieze, inside: presumably three-aisled Prussian cap vault with cast-iron columns Enclosure: by means of three large pillars and an archway, broken stone base, red brick (demolished before 2014)	08972609
More pictures	Martinskirche Zwochau: Church (with furnishings) and cemetery enclosure	Zwochauer Schulstrasse - (map)	around 1200	Romanesque hall church with transverse west tower and retracted choir, significant in terms of architectural and local history. Romanesque hall church with transverse west tower, added Romanesque sandstone portal with round-arched, relief-decorated tympanum, quarry stone building with slightly drawn-in, just closed choir, 1701–31 alterations to the choir and addition of the sacristy, restorations (1991 and 1997), pointed-arched sound opening coupled in the eastern tower wall Set sandstone column, several standing stone masks in the eastern choir wall, classicist door, new roof (simple beaver tail covering from 1990), wooden eaves, tower newly plastered, formerly probably consecrated to St. Elisabeth Enclosure: rubble stone plinth, plastered	08972607
	Residential building with side building and gate entrance	Zwochauer Schulstrasse 1 (map)	around 1900	Yellow clinker brick building with central projections, a high-quality example of the early days with a defining effect on the street scene, of significance in terms of building history. Residential building: two-storey, five-axis building, flat hipped roof, richly structured yellow clinker building with a central projectile, rubble plinth, structure with light brown bricks in the form of corner pilasters, with dark brown bricks in the form of bands (zigzag motif), on the ground floor segmented arched windows with parapets and on the upper storey Molded stones, eaves console cornice, emphasis of the central axis by risalit and triangular gable with oculi, new windows Side building: yellow clinker brick with brown clinker brick structure, pent roof, segmented arched windows on the ground floor Enclosure: red clinker base, yellow clinker pillars with capitals and crowning (pine cones, acanthus leaves), iron fence missing	08972608
	Memorial to the fallen of the First World War	Zwochauer Schulstrasse 1 (opposite) (map)	after 1918 (war memorial)	historically important. War memorial: granite, square floor plan, cube on a two-tiered base, surrounded by four Doric columns, which carry a granite slab with a roughly hewn pyramidal dome, crown (presumably iron cross) is missing, in the middle of the four columns there is a pillar-like block with the names of the fallen soldiers of Zwochau, Flemsdorf, Grabschütz u. a. (illegible)	08972605
	Rectory	Zwochauer Schulstrasse 2 (map)	1st half of the 19th century	Plastered building with a gable roof, a building that characterizes the street and is important in terms of local history. Rectory: two-story, six-axis building, gable roof (simple plain tile roofing), rubble stone plinth, ground floor presumably clay, plastered, window frames indicated by grooves, presumably half-timbered upper floor, wooden eaves, classicist original front door, renovated, new windows (listed).	08972600
	Residential house and two gates of a former four-sided courtyard	Zwochauer Schulstrasse 21 (map)	around 1840	Well-preserved example of a farmhouse in largely original structure, characterizing the street and townscape, of architectural significance. Farmhouse: two-storey, six-axis building, central projectile, hipped roof (beaver tail covering), red tile base, plastered, cornice, wooden window frames on the ground floor, clay ground floor, stepped eaves cornice, oak front door, old windows, upper floor with brick, faced half-timbering, in the gable new windows Enclosure: pillars on both sides with arches, plastered	08972599

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↑ 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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[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 .