List of cultural monuments in Zwönitz

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

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

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  • Image: shows a picture of the cultural monument and, if applicable, a link to further photos of the cultural monument in the Wikimedia Commons media archive
  • Designation: Name, designation or the type of cultural monument
  • Location: If available, street name and house number of the cultural monument; The list is basically sorted according to this address. The map link leads to various map displays and gives the coordinates of the cultural monument.
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  • Dating: indicates the year of completion or the date of the first mention or the period of construction
  • Description: structural and historical details of the cultural monument, preferably the monument properties
  • ID: is awarded by the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony. It clearly identifies the cultural monument. The link leads to a PDF document from the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony, which summarizes the information on the monument, contains a map sketch and often a detailed description. For former cultural monuments sometimes no ID is given, if one is given, this is the former ID. The corresponding link leads to an empty document at the state office. The following icon can also be found in the ID column Notification-icon-Wikidata-logo.svg; this leads to information on this cultural monument at Wikidata .

Zwönitz

image designation location Dating description ID
Open-plan school Alte Schulstrasse 5
(map) 		1893 according to the building file Representative plastered building typical of the time with elaborate facade structure of architectural historical importance, as a former school of local historical importance.

Two-storey solid plastered building with a two-axis central projectile, roof bay and a moderately inclined slate-covered saddle roof with standing dormers (probably not from the construction period), horizontal structure through cornices, on the ground floor windows and entrance in the shape of an arch, plaster grooves, upper storey window with straight roofing, three round windows in rosette frieze in the eaves area the gable triangles, historic double-winged front door with skylight, now used as a library.

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Residential building Alte Schulstrasse 10
(map) 		Early 18th century Stately half-timbered house typical of the time and region, of importance in terms of building history, house history and the street scene.

Stately, two-storey, relatively elongated building with a crooked hip roof, massive ground floor (probably quarry stone masonry) with a former passage on the northern gable wall (arch still visible on the back), the entrance opening with segmented lintel and slightly off-center, no door and window frames, no evidence of Framework or half-timbering on the ground floor, half-timbered upper floor protruding, visible to the street, with a profiled threshold and rounded filler timber and beam heads, the eaves area designed in the same way, the upper row of transoms is quite high, storey-high struts only in the two side fields, roof with a wide pike five windows and new slate covering facing the street and three individual dormer windows with Preolit ​​clapboard covering on the back, the gable sides and the back above the ground floor slated, building renovated: half-timbered revised, door and windows new, rear single-storey new annex.

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Residential house in open development Am Mühlgraben 7
(map) 		probably 1930s Very small, authentically preserved building, built in the Heimat style as a kind of cottage, historically significant.

Single-storey solid construction with an expanded slate-covered gable roof, front door and shutters from the construction period.

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Residential house in open development Am Mühlgraben 20
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Solid ground floor, plastered quarry stone masonry, intact wall-opening ratio, upper floor half-timbered with floor-high struts, wooden eaves profile, original window sizes.

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Residential house with rear extension in open development Am Niederen Anger 1
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Two-storey building with an almost square floor plan (three by four axes) with a steep pitched roof, massive ground floor with a small shop installation (a door, a small shop window) and openings that were partly closed again, the half-timbered upper floor plastered on the square side and the gable side Boarded up (vertical boarding with cover strips and simple window coverings), original opening sizes, in the eaves area a strong carpentry profile made from a plank, roof with three staggered dormers and a beautiful slate covering, the gable triangle boarded up similar to the upper floor below, annex with an analogous design to the rear (probably end 19th century) with double-leaf door and window from the construction period, the windows of the main house more recent (GDR period).

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Residential house in open development Am Niederen Anger 2
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history and the appearance of the streets.

Building located at the gable facing the Anger, the massive ground floor plastered, natural stone sills, entrance with block frames, block frame windows on the southern eaves side, boarded-up side on the west, slightly cantilevered half-timbered upper floor, on the other side gable slated (rhombus-shaped stencil slate), western side and north gable boarded up, Profiled upper floor threshold, protruding wooden nails of the pinned, floor-high corner braces, semicircular eaves profile, gable roof with old German slate covering, double-winged front door with glass fields and sprouted skylight (2nd half of the 19th century), historical window stock from the same period, shutters on the back, on the other side Cock present (2000).

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House in closed development in a corner Annaberger Strasse 2
(map) 		around 1865 Plastered building with a shop area, part of the historic town center and the redevelopment of Annaberger Straße after the fire of 1864, of importance in terms of building history and urban development.

Two-storey solid plastered building with a central entrance, hipped roof with slate covering and three wide standing dormer windows (presumably new), two large double-coupled shop windows with decorated cast-iron posts, garments and structural elements (window aprons with gothic motifs, eaves zone, frieze between the first and second floors) Hilbersuffdorferphyrt .

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Stone arch bridge and bank reinforcement Annaberger Straße 67 (near)
(map) 		19th century Access to the former hammer mill via the Zwönitz, significant importance of the townscape.

Single arch bridge and bank reinforcement made of quarry stone masonry.

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Signal masts and signal box on the Zwönitz railway site, Chemnitz – Aue line Bahnhofstrasse
(map) 		Signal masts after 1900 Significance in terms of traffic history and technology history.

Signal box: clinker brick building with wood-paneled windowed southern corner and flat gable roof with roof overhang, segmented arched window and door.

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Residential house in open development Bahnhofstrasse 69
(map) 		around 1905 Typical building in close proximity to the train station, example of a small-town building dating from the imperial era, of architectural significance.

Two-storey solid construction with a one-storey extension on one side and a hipped roof with various loft extensions, for example roof bay with free chevron and corner turrets in Prussian ornamental framework with bell roof, plaster grooves on the ground floor, upper storey in red clinker facing masonry, articulated cornices and garments in sandstone, upper storey windows with profiled cage Window inventory on gallows windows from the construction period, some with winter attachments (2000).

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Residential building in closed development Dreirosengasse 2
(map) 		inscribed 1887, possibly older in the core Plastered construction typical of the time and region, of importance in terms of building history and development history.

Two-storey solid plastered building with a gable roof, on the ground floor a central door with a straight, profiled roof and ashlar walls, the window walls also made of ashlar, in the right area a small shop fitting (probably around 1920–30) with simple brick framing around the door and shop window, the upper floor with segmental arched window openings without Cladding, double-coupled windows in the central axis, profiled window sills, simple plaster slope in the eaves area (possibly originally profiled?), The roof with two probably younger caterpillars covered with slate.

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Residential house in semi-open development Dreirosengasse 3
(map) 		18th century Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Two-storey building with an almost square floor plan (six by seven axes) with a more recent extension to the rear and a steep pitched roof that continues over the extension as a tailcoat, the ground floor is massive and plastered with a formerly central door (now wider window), for example original window opening sizes without Vestments, the slightly protruding half-timbered upper floor boarded up and with window cladding boards with decorative borders, strong eaves profile with quarter-round filler timber, roof without superstructures, the triangular gable and the roof surfaces with asbestos sheet covering.

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Residential house with workshop in half-open development Dreirosengasse 8
(map) 		Early 18th century Half-timbered construction (with shop) typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history and the appearance of the street.

Two-story, relatively elongated building with a gable roof, the ground floor and upper floor windows are not arranged one above the other in axes, the ground floor is solid and smoothly plastered and, according to information, about half half-timbered or surrounding framework, partly ashlar windows, the half-timbered upper floor originally continued (according to information about 20-30 centimeters) protruding (lost due to the ground floor walling), the existing boarding analogous to the existing structure underneath with headbands at the two corners and baluster-like sawn stems preserved in six parapet fields, in the middle area originally probably a different window arrangement, strong Profiled eaves cornice with quarter-round filler timber, the roof with two younger two-strand dormer windows and new slate covering, a relatively large, probably older extension at the rear, window inventory from the GDR era (2000).

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Residential house in half-open development and corner location Dreirosengasse 14
(map) 		around 1800, Kern Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Two-storey building with a steep gable roof, massive ground floor, newly plastered, intact wall-opening ratio, south-facing single-storey extension (end of the 19th century), slightly cantilevered half-timbered upper storey, newly plastered on the street side, gable and back clad (asbestos), original window sizes , historical windows still preserved on the gables (2000).

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Residential house in semi-open development Dreirosengasse 17
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, of importance in terms of architectural and site development.

Ground floor massively plastered, slightly cantilevered half-timbered upper floor, clad, on the north gable side partially solid or solidly blinded, north gable clad, gable roof with slate covering, windows partially renewed, historical gallows windows still preserved on the ground floor and first floor (2000).

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Residential house in semi-open development Dreirosengasse 22
(map) 		18th century Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, of importance in terms of architectural and site development.

Plastered massive ground floor (GDR spray plaster), a lying window or window openings partially clogged, rear two-story extension with toilet, half-timbered upper floor with relatively high window openings, slated or clad (asbestos panels), gable roof also with asbestos cover (2000).

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Residential house in semi-open development Dreirosengasse 24
(map) 		18th century Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, of importance in terms of architectural and site development.

Plastered massive ground floor, tiled in the base area, original window openings partly clogged, partly ashlar window frames under plaster or paint, rear massive toilet extension, half-timbered upper floor slated or clad (asbestos panels), gable roof with partial slate covering.

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Residential house in open development Dreirosengasse 25
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, of importance in terms of architectural and site development.

Two-storey, relatively high building with four by two axes over a squat rectangular floor plan with a mansard roof with a crooked hip, solid ground floor with classicist door walls with a profiled flat triangular gable roof and simple window walls made of Hilbersdorf porphyry tuff, GDR scratch plaster, half-timbered upper floor and gable clad with asbestos panels on the window opening Street side partially changed windowing, the roof with three staggered standing dormer windows, historical double-winged door with skylight, probably beginning of the 20th century, at the back a small two-storey toilet extension (probably more recent).

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Residential house in semi-open development Dreirosengasse 26
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, of importance in terms of architectural and site development.

Solid ground floor, plastered, intact wall-opening ratio, upper floor half-timbered, clad on the street and gable sides, gable roof with long pike, cladding and roofing asbestos cement panels.

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Residential house in semi-open development Dreirosengasse 28
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, of importance in terms of architectural and site development.

Ground floor massively plastered, intact wall-opening ratio, upper floor half-timbered, south side slated, east side clad, back slated, gable roof probably new (with overhang on the gable), new slate covering.

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Seven city barns Grünhainer Strasse
(map) 		19th century Testimony to the historical social structure of the city of Zwönitz, part of the historical city center.

A row of seven massive plastered buildings, partly brick, mostly quarry stone masonry, plastered, with differently covered gable roofs, western barn with natural stone walls and segment-arched wall openings, partly wooden doors and wooden gates or sliding gates, today mainly used as garages.

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Residential house in open development Grünhainer Strasse 4
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Half-timbered construction typical of the region, of architectural significance.

Solid ground floor, plastered, upper floor half-timbered, clad on all sides with asbestos cement panels, gable roof with old German slate covering, original stock of gallows windows, also on the upper floor with winter attachment (2000).

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Residential house in open development, with enclosure Grünhainer Strasse 16
(map) 		1902, according to information Example of an urban residential building, of importance in terms of building history and local development.

Two-storey solid plastered building with a gable roof, roof overhang and three standing dormer windows, sawn windboards on the verge, profiled artificial stone
walls, straight window canopies and sills on cantilevers on the first floor, original gallows windows with winter attachment (2000) Enclosure: wrought iron fence and brick gate pillars with spherical top.

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Memorial plaque for the members of the Zwönitz gymnastics club who fell in World War I Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 10
(map) 		after 1918 Local historical significance.

Three sandstone panels in the facade of the gymnasium in an economical architectural frame.

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Trinity Church and Zwönitz Cemetery
More pictures 		Trinity Church and Zwönitz Cemetery Kirchstrasse 1
(map) 		1688-1692 Baroque hall church with north tower, local historical, architectural and artistic importance.

Individual features of the aggregate: Church (with equipment), cemetery, hereditary funerals drummers, Teumer tomb, memorial for the fallen of the First World War and Lutherstein (see also aggregate 09305275).

  • Church, cemetery chapel: Small hall in yellow clinker facing brickwork on a sandstone ashlar base with a saddle roof, extension on the rear, the window openings are arched, the door is arched in the shape of a basket, above it round windows, profiled garments, sparingly structured by corner pilasters and ribbons, profiled eaves cornice, all sandstone and cross, gable top with half-round top ,
  • Hereditary burials: Classicist Teumer tomb, see Dehio-Text, Tomb Drummer, representative, terrace-like grave complex made of shell limestone, with access via an outside staircase, inscription panels on the back wall and a profiled frame with surrounding relief of children playing music.
  • War memorial to the First World War: approximately 2.50 meter high granite obelisk with strong corner blocks and spherical top.
  • OdF-Gedenkstätte St. Trinitatis-Friedhof, resting in a common grave: a Soviet citizen, a Greek, a Pole and an unknown Jewish girl.
  • Gravestone with names and dates. Erected: first - 1941/42 and second - 1972
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Unity of Trinity Church and Cemetery Zwönitz
More pictures 		Unity of Trinity Church and Cemetery Zwönitz Kirchstrasse 1
(map) 		1688–1692 (church) Baroque hall church with north tower, local historical, architectural and artistic importance.

Subject aggregate with the following individual monuments: Church (with equipment), cemetery, hereditary burial drummers, Teumer tomb, memorial for the fallen of the First World War and Luther stone (see individual monument 09238449), Luther oak and southern cemetery extension with linden alley (garden memorials) as well as churchyard, a hereditary burial site and cemetery as a whole.

Description see above.

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Residential house in open development Kirchstrasse 3
(map) 		probably around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history and the appearance of the streets.

Two-storey building next to the church with four by six window axes, a steep pitched roof and a younger rear annex, the massive ground floor with painted stone window walls and a plastered glass on the side of the door, above which the old lintel has been preserved, the spray plaster from the GDR era Half-timbered upper floor as well as the gable triangles of the roof with original window opening sizes and with asbestos panel cladding, the roof with two individually standing dormers on the street side and with probably artificial slate covering, the entrance door around 1930, only one cross-frame window preserved in the western gable triangle and three in the eastern gable triangle, all other windows after 1990.

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Residential house in open development Kirchstrasse 5
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Solid ground floor (newly plastered and insulated), upper floor timber-frame slated, gable roof with slate covering and two dormer windows that are not listed as a historic monument, strongly profiled eaves board with thick planks.

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Residential house in semi-open development Kirchstrasse 9
(map) 		around 1700 Former Latin school, half-timbered upper floor, of architectural and local significance.

Ground floor partly solid and plastered, partly half-timbered with K-struts, which end at the stems at the chest and head transom, segmented arched entrance with block frame, beautiful two-wing carved door with radiating skylight, upper floor strut-less framework, west side slated, fluted profile of the upper floor threshold , Filler timber and beam heads, strongly profiled eaves area, gable roof with slate covering and three standing dormers.

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Residential house in open development Kühnhaider Strasse 11
(map) 		around 1750 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Solid ground floor, on the eastern gable side in the area of ​​the parlor half-timbered with visible leaf seats, that is, the first floor was probably formerly surrounding framework and later massive undercuts, upper floor half-timbered, boarded up on the street side with sawn window frames, eaves area with semicircular filler wood, high hip roof with asbestos cement cover.

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Residential building in closed development Lange Gasse 6
(map) 		around 1880 Typical plastered building with shops from the phase of the Wilhelminian reshaping of the site, of importance in terms of building history and site development.

Two-storey solid plastered building with a central arched entrance with sparing architectural framing, on both sides of which there are shops, entrances via granite steps and the shop entrances are framed by cast-iron columns, profiled cornice, above the entrance a double-coupled window and triangular gable in the roof area, saddle roof with two standing dormer windows, Two-winged entrance door from the construction period with grooved skylight and six fields.

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Residential building in closed development Lange Gasse 13
(map) 		Late 19th century Typical plastered building with shops and a balanced facade structure, of importance in terms of building history and site development.

Three-storey solid plastered building with eight axes and a moderately inclined gable roof, the ground floor with a large, slightly retracted entrance in the middle, with a wide and lavishly designed historicist entrance door with neo-Renaissance ornaments (a wide middle wing and two fixed wings, skylight and decorative window grilles) and to the side in front of it One store each with an entrance and double shop window with cast-iron ornamental central support, ashlar window and door walls with a simple edge, the plaster grooved horizontally and alternating between smooth and rough surface, the first floor with plaster grooves in the shape of a cuboid, straight window canopies and simple parapet mirrors, the second floor smoothly plastered, the windows with segmental arches and plaster grooves, profiled eaves cornice.

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Residential building in closed development Lange Gasse 16
(map) 		around 1900 Stately facade in clinker composite construction, part of the closed imperial-era development of the commercial street, of importance in terms of building history and local development.

Three-story massive building with eight window axes, masonry jamb and extended mansard roof with eight dormers in the axes and a shop fitting, the ground floor in the original design with a shop fitting in the left area (two shop windows with an entrance between cast iron columns), four adjoining arched windows and house entrance door in the right axis as well as the original plaster grooves and profiled cornices in the parapet area and above the window walls, the presumably artificial stone window walls are profiled, both upper floors with simple clinker facing masonry, profiled cornices each at parapet height and artificially stone window walls decorated from the Wilhelminian era, both of which are positioned on the sides on the first floor Balusters in the parapet area and triangular gable roofs and accentuated on the second floor with elaborate ornamented lintels, profiled eaves cornice, the dormer windows with probably also artificial an internal window wall with lateral volutes and semicircular decorated or with profiled triangular gable roofing, slate roofing.

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Residential house in open development Loessnitzer Strasse 9
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Ground floor solid and plastered, shop installation changing the original ground floor facade structure, upper floor single-bar framework with floor-high corner struts, gable slate, gable roof with slate covering and three standing dormers.

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Residential house (without extension) in half-open development Loessnitzer Strasse 12
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Ground floor solid and plastered, with three horizontal windows, upper floor double-bar framework with floor-high corner struts, north gable clad and with dovecote, back slated, steep gable roof with asbestos panel cover.

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Residential house in open development Loessnitzer Strasse 20
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Ground floor solid and plastered, natural stone walls, upper floor double-bar framework with floor-high corner struts, half-timbering partly slated or clad, gable roof with asbestos panel covering.

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Residential house in open development Loessnitzer Strasse 27
(map) 		essentially around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Ground floor solid and plastered, a horizontal window, natural stone walls made of Hilbersdorf porphyry tuff, plastered, toilet extension on the east side, slightly cantilevered half-timbered upper floor, clad on all sides, gable roof, original gallows window on the ground floor, a historical window with six-part division in the gable (2000).

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Post mileage
More pictures 		Post mileage Market
(map) 		marked 1727 Copy of a distance column, significance in terms of traffic history.

Copy of a Saxon distance column marked 1727, made of Pirna Elbe sandstone, base made of granite, almost four meters high, in a dominant position on the market square, in the typical form (labeled with distance information) obelisk on base, with coat of arms as well as "AR" - monogram and post horn mark . The foundation was made of granite. The column was restored several times, in 1970 the sandstone coat of arms was renewed.

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Inn in the corner "Hotel Roß"
More pictures 		Inn in the corner "Hotel Roß" Market 1
(map) 		essentially around 1700 Extremely stately half-timbered building typical of the time and region with remodeling in the sense of the Heimatschutz style, of architectural, urban and local historical importance, part of the historical market development.

Solid ground floor, plastered plaster, door frames in Rochlitz porphyry tuff with straight roofing, window frames artificial stone, next to the entrance stone bench, on Langen Straße entrance and gate passage on porphyry tufa blocks, gate with keystone marked "1543 PB 1941", above loggia with profiled threshold and beam heads as well as turned Balusters, upper floor half-timbered with floor-high corner struts and with curved St. Andrew's crosses, this motif also above the loggia, mansard hipped roof with old German slate covering, weather vane, profiled eaves area (carnies profile), window structure (division of six with profiled transverse wood), original door structure, shutters (diagonally grooved) , Gaststube with original furnishings such as lead glass windows with homely motifs, pot tiled stove, lamps, chairs, in the Fehlboden still original beams from the 16th century, extension with gate passage and interior fittings by the architect Paul Beckert, 1941, figure "jumping horse" above the entrance ang (metal casting) by Georg Türke, around 1935.

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Residential house in semi-open development Market 3
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century, possibly older in the core Baroque plastered building as part of the historical market development, of architectural significance.

Stately, massive plastered building made of schisty quarry stone with 8 × 4 window axes over a squat rectangular floor plan as well as with a high mansard roof, the market-side facade with a flat biaxial central projection, in the middle of it a wide door opening with profiled, drilled stone walls with segmented lintels and keystone motif, through simple, lateral plaster lintels and flat plaster strip divided between the floors, strongly profiled baroque eaves cornice (cranked in the area of ​​the central projection), all windows with simple stone window frames, the greenish noble plaster probably from the 20s or 30s, the roof with five standing dormers in a staggered arrangement and with Old German slate covering, the gable and back with a small annex (toilet?) simpler, without any structure, the door jambs made of granite, the window jambs partly granite, Rochlitzer and Hilbersdorfer porphyry tufa, two-winged Wilhelminian style entrance door, window stock Probably the middle of the 20th century, in the ground floor rooms used as sales rooms, star vaults (to the right of the entrance), groin vaults with belt arches (middle area - corridor) and remains of a baroque stucco ceiling with a circumferential profile and mirror frame (left of the entrance).

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Residential house in open development Market 4
(map) 		probably around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, part of the historical market development, of architectural significance.

Two-storey, relatively wide-spread building (as far as can be seen, largely deprived of the original substance) with a steep pitched roof and window openings not arranged in axes, the ground floor massive quarry stone masonry with recent additions in brick, the window openings in approximately the original size, but certainly several times offset / changed Time without plaster, the upper floor probably in half-timbered under recently applied insulation with slats on all sides, original window opening sizes (partly probably changed location), the roof with probably only younger dormers and with new slate covering, the gable triangles also slated.

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Residential house in open development Market 5
(map) 		marked 1848 Stately half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, of importance in terms of architectural history and the appearance of the street.

Building was heavily smoothed after renovation (compartments with plastered “cushions”), plastered massive ground floor with window and door walls made of Hilbersdorf porphyry tufa, segmented arched door with keystone motif, upper floor recessed to the first floor, half-timbered double-bar without struts, strongly profiled eaves area, to the full floor on the market side Expanded gable roof and roof bay window with semicircular window, completely slated (template slate sheets) and slate roof covering, original two-winged front door with skylight.

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town hall Market 6
(map) 		1878, according to the chronicle Stately typical building with a symmetrical façade in the arched style, of importance in terms of building history, the history of the place and the appearance of the town.

Three-storey solid plastered building built in classicist forms with a high basement, a moderately sloping gable roof and a centrally mounted roof turret with a lantern, clock and knob with weather vane, segmented arched window openings on the basement, the other windows and the entrance all with arched openings, the facade structured by pilaster strips across the entire facade Plaster grooves and cornices over the plinth, over the ground floor and in the eaves area, the middle area emphasized by a masonry, the roof turret and three windows on the top floor, in the simple plaster mirrors of the first floor the colored coats of arms of the districts in the middle area The lettering “Rathaus” and a city coat of arms above the first floor, the roof and the ridge turret with new slate cover, doors and windows new, structured based on the originals, as far as can be seen, hardly any historical substance inside.

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Inn and two outbuildings Market 8
(map) 		Inscribed 1632, lintel Oldest inn in the city, part of the historical market development, of architectural and local significance.

Two-storey solid plastered building with a mansard roof and staggered dormer windows, natural stone portal with gable roofing, keystone, tooth cut and star relief, profiled window walls, on the right with a curtain arch motif (around 1900), smoothed facade, half-timbered staircase on the courtyard side with slated upper floor, roof covering slate, without historical window and door Except for two gallows windows with winter attachment, attached farm buildings, massive plastered buildings with Preolit ​​clapboards (probably around 1850).

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Residential house in semi-open development Market 9
(map) 		probably 18th century Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, part of the historical market development, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the square.

Two-storey, relatively wide and deep building with a half-hipped roof, massive ground floor with probably largely original window opening sizes, a shop window installation and new door opening, the plastering after 1990, upper floor on well-preserved half-timbered boards, to the market without struts, storey-high struts on the gable side facing Kirchstrasse, half-round final dormer windows with slate cladding or covering, door and window inventory (outside) new (around 1990).

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Residential building in closed development Market 10
(map) 		around 1700 Authentically preserved half-timbered building typical of the time and region, part of the historical market development, of architectural significance.

Two-storey building with a gable roof and long, high roof pike, ground floor unplastered quarry stone masonry, basket arch door with plastered walls, segmented arched windows and three rectangular windows with block frames, upper floor single-bar framework, protruding and with a profiled threshold, beam heads and semicircular filler timber, mortised K-struts and heavily profiled wooden eaves the back is half-timbered with long struts over two by two compartments, double-coupled rectangular windows, historical door and portico, roof truss: rafter roof with a single standing chair and side suspensions parallel to the rafters, double-leaf front door with skylight, historical windows, skylights with hand-blown glass.

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House in a corner in a closed development Markt 12
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century Plastered construction typical of the time, of importance in terms of building history and site development.

Two-storey solid plastered building (five by seven axes) with jamb and a moderately inclined gable roof, on both sides under the middle window probably original entrances, original driveway adjacent to the neighboring house Schulstrasse 2, in the corner area two probably later shop window openings, all ground floor openings with segmental lintels , Facade structure through profiled cornices between the floors and in the eaves area, upper floor windows with profiled window frames, straight roofs with simple mirror frames in the parapet area, two times three probably younger dormers, building renovated, all doors and windows younger, the gate probably around 1900, light green classicistic Colourfulness.

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Residential house in half-open development and corner location, with fencing Mühlberg 1
(map) 		marked 1896 Typical plastered building with shop, part of the imperial shopping street development, of importance in terms of building history and local development.

Two-storey solid construction on quarry stone plinth with three-storey gabled corner projections with broken corners, plaster grooves on the ground floor, sandstone walls and cornice made of sandstone, upper floor with clinker clinker bricks, windows with segmental arches covered with yellow clinker tape, segmental arched or triangular gable roofing on the risalit, segmental arched or triangular gable roofing.

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Residential house in open development Mühlstrasse 2
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, part of the historical market development, of architectural significance.

Elongated structure of ten by four axes with a high gable roof, plastered massive ground floor (1990s), upper floor double-bar framework with storey-high struts, gable slated, profiled eaves area (Carnies profile), roof covered with old German slate, three standing dormers on the north side, windows on the ground floor Renewed in accordance with listed buildings.

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Residential house in open development Mühlstrasse 6
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Located at the confluence of two streets, plastered massive ground floor, window sizes slightly enlarged, upper floor half-timbered, boarded up on the street side with board framing of the window openings, clad gable, crooked hip roof with old German slate covering, windows probably in part from the 1930s, connected to house number 8 by a wooden gate.

09238480
 
Residential house in open development in a corner Rathausstrasse 7
(map) 		around 1900 Wilhelminian style plastered construction, of importance in terms of building history and site development.

Two-storey, massive plastered building on porphyry tuff quarry stone plinth with corner projections with broken corner, plinth cornice, profiled artificial stone walls with keystone motif, belt and eaves cornice, straight window canopies on the first floor, triangular gable roofs on the risalit and plaster relief (stucco roof with pyramid roof?), Saddle roof above the risalit, double-winged front door with skylight and barred glass fields, access via granite steps.

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Atonement Cross Rathausstrasse 11 (next to)
(map) 		1200/1500, probably from the late Middle Ages Local historical significance.

Granite cross without inscription.

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Residential house in open development Rathausstrasse 12
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Plastered massive ground floor with two horizontal windows and back side, upper floor half-timbered, boarded up, street side slated, profiled eaves area, gable roof with interlocking tile covering and slate covering on the street side.

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church Robert-Koch-Strasse 1
(map) 		1927 Plastered construction with influences of Expressionism, architectural and local significance.

Methodist Church: Hall church with original gallery and original stalls, pointed arched windows, crooked hip roof, entrance house with oval colored glass window (Christ).

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Poor house Untere Annaberger Strasse 37
(map) 		18th century, older in essence As a former hospital, upper floor half-timbered, of architectural, social and local significance.

Massive, plastered ground floor made of quarry stone masonry, partly changed window sizes (horizontal windows), partly window frames made of slate stone, a block frame window, upper floor double-bar framework with floor-high struts, on the back upper arbor, profiled wooden eaves area, high hipped roof with slate covering and standing dormer windows.

The house is in desolate condition (2016), among other things the roof is leaking.

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House with fence and garden von-Otto-Strasse 23
(map) 		around 1928 according to the building file Single-family home of the manufacturer O. Paul Neukirchner, authentically preserved villa-like building in the traditional, time-typical style based on a design by the Chemnitz architect Curt at the end, significant building history.

Two-storey solid plastered building with a rectangular floor plan on rubble stone plinth with a slate-covered hipped roof with dormer windows, on the north side a round arched entrance with a crown stone and a semicircular staircase extension, on the south-east and south-west corner of the building stand bay window with pyramid roof, terrace facing the garden, door and window frames in Rochlitz on windows typical of the time (including box windows and lifting windows on the bay windows) and doors, still wooden shutters with slats, wrought iron grating and railings, in the garden plastic of a putto, wooden picket fence typical of the time with brick pillars and base in rubble stone.

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Villa with villa garden, fountain, pavilion, pergola, gate entrance and enclosure Wiesenstrasse 4
(map) 		marked 1935 Villa of the shoe manufacturer Ernst Trommler, authentically preserved, time-typical building in the local style based on designs by the Dresden architects Lossow & Kühne, significance for local history and building history.
  • Two-storey solid plastered building on an angular floor plan with a steep, slate-covered gable roof that protrudes far on the eaves side (standing dormers not dating from the construction period), gable-side entrance area and gate passage to the courtyard as a kind of gate house, followed by the former gardener's apartment, on the opposite gable side of the residential building, this pavilion with a pergola wings adjoining the residential building on both sides on a curved floor plan,
  • Terrace accessible from the living room on the south side of the house, above balcony, south-western corner of the building with bench, windowed and decorated with figurative sculpture (sandstone) (two drumming children), segment-arched entrances with profiled sandstone walls, original plaster, windows originally with folding shutters or shutters provided, original grating on the back,
  • Fixed interior fittings such as banisters, doors, windows, chimneys, stucco, floor tiles, built-in cupboards and "tinker rooms" in the basement are preserved,
  • Garden pavilion: Solid and plastered, on rubble stone base with a conical slate-covered roof, adjoining fountain with sandstone sculpture of a boy wearing shoes.
  • Gate entrance: Made of stone-view quarry stone masonry, beech hedge enclosure.
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Brunless

image designation location Dating description ID
Barn of a four-sided yard Alte Dorfchemnitzer Strasse 7
(map) 		probably 18th century One of the oldest barns in the town, a building typical of the time and landscape in a picture-defining location on the Eisenweg, part of the old town structure, historically important.

Three-zone drive-through barn in a boarded half-timbered construction with a steep gable roof and gable triangles that project relatively wide, the gable is slated.

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milestone Alte Stollberger Strasse
(map) 		19th century (milestone) With later kilometer information, significance in terms of traffic history.

At the crossroads, about 1.3 meters high sandstone block on an equilateral triangular floor plan with about 40 centimeters edge length, on all three sides engraved writing (places with distance information), the three sides with a rounded upper end and slightly recessed rear area.

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Side building of a former four-sided courtyard Alte Stollberger Strasse 6
(map) 		marked 1793 In spite of the partial demolition of meaningful, time-typical and landscape-typical building preserved in its original substance, probably part of the former inn and the old local structure, of architectural and local significance.

Elongated, originally about a quarter to a third longer, two-storey building with a gable roof, ground floor partly solid (stable part), partly timber-framed, original opening sizes and probably original two-part door preserved, in the wooden lintel carved inscription: "JCBM" underneath "BH" (for client) and "GL [?] FBJT [?]" below it BM (for master builder) and, again below, "1793.", in the keystone-like central part, branches that cross to form an almost oval wreath open at the top (?) , Upper floor half-timbered partly boarded up, partly visible with old (original?) Sliding windows, the southern area of ​​the building has a basement with a relatively flat barrel vaulting far below, Preolit ​​clapboard covering, mostly in good condition, plans for conversion or expansion.

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Upper arbor Alte Stollberger Strasse 11
(map) 		1938–1939, according to the building file In memory of a similar corridor on the abandoned previous building from the 17th century, attached to an existing side building, evidence of the appreciation of the previous building and the understanding of the monument in the 1930s, historically significant.

On the courtyard-side eaves side of the barn replacement building Erbrichterhof of the village, over the entire length of the building, supported by clad, protruding tram rails, with St. Andrew's crosses that are only as thick as planks or planks in the parapet fields.

09238097
 
Transformer tower Am Tampel
(map) 		around 1920 Largely original building, as a testimony to the electrification of the place of local and technical historical importance, as a striking building at the intersection of several streets, defining the townscape.

Tall, massive building with a steep pitched roof and reddish-colored original plaster, built-in glass blocks, probably original, for exposure.

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Waystone Brünlos main street
(map) 		Early 20th century Significance in traffic history.

At the crossroads, about one meter high granite cuboid on an area of ​​about 40 by 40 centimeters with lettering carved on two sides (places with distance information in kilometers).

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Residential building with a former restaurant Brünloser Hauptstrasse 2
(map) 		1861 Representative designed and in its originality largely preserved plastered building with built-in shop and restaurant, in a location that characterizes the townscape, of significance in terms of building history and local history.

Massive single-storey plastered building with extended jamb floor, relatively flat sloping gable roof and gable in the center of the street, historic shop in the southwest corner with a separate entrance integrated into the facade design, relatively elaborately designed Wilhelminian-style artificial stone windows and door jambs as well as two-winged historicist entrance door with wrought iron, On the ground floor, over the window and door openings, clinker brick arches, each with a keystone in the middle with plastic decoration.

09238092
 
Barn of the four-sided courtyard Dorfstrasse 4
(map) 		probably 18th century One of the oldest barns in the town, a building typical of the time and the landscape that has been preserved in its originality, in a location that characterizes the townscape on the village street, part of the old town structure, historical significance.

Three-zone drive-through barn in half-timbered construction, boarded up, simple saddle roof with relatively wide roof overhangs and slightly protruding gable triangles, Preolit ​​clapboard covering, on the courtyard side a strut on the right gate post can be seen, on the back about a third of the length about a meter.

09238093
 
Church with churchyard and enclosure wall and tomb
More pictures 		Church with churchyard and enclosure wall and tomb Dorfstrasse 10a
(map) 		in the core 15th century Small hall church from the 15th century, plastered stone building with a straight east end, gable roof with ridge turret, of architectural and local importance.

Grave stele: Apparently to commemorate a woman, about two meters high stele made of quartz-containing sandstone over a square floor plan with an approx. 80 cm high base, upper end in the shape of a cross roof, in the gable fields neo-Gothic pointed arches with simple tracery signs, largely weathered writing on all sides, dating 1874 not clearly recognizable.

09238090
 
Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard Dorfstrasse 37
(map) 		2nd quarter of the 19th century Largely original, half-timbered building typical of the time and landscape, part of the old local structure, of architectural significance.

Two-storey building with a high hipped roof over a rectangular floor plan, solid ground floor with simple, original ashlar door and window frames and original window opening sizes in the stable part, in the area of ​​the living room probably original exterior plaster (so-called gray plaster), upper floor half-timbered, with remains of decorative ornaments and structures , Some of the window openings were probably somewhat enlarged, but mostly in their original size, original double-leaf entrance door with skylight, windows from different times, some of them probably original, beautiful, "lively" old German slate covering (1999)

09238101
 
Residential building Alley 10
(map) 		2nd quarter of the 19th century Building largely in its original appearance in half-timbered construction typical of the time and landscape, characterizing the picture due to its location in the curve area, of architectural significance.

Two-storey building with a half-hipped roof over a squat rectangular floor plan, massive ground floor with simple, original ashlar window walls and a door on the street side, upper floor half-timbered clad in slate, original window opening sizes preserved, roof without superstructures with asbestos panel covering, ground floor windows early 20th century, other windows and plaster new, The building forms an ensemble with the neighboring buildings from the same construction period.

09238108
 
Residential building Alley 12
(map) 		2nd quarter of the 19th century Building largely in its original appearance in half-timbered construction typical of the time and landscape, characterizing the picture due to its location in the curve area, of architectural significance.

Two-storey building with a half-hipped roof over a squat rectangular floor plan, solid ground floor with original door and window sizes, upper floor half-timbered, slate-clad with simple decorative ribbons, original window sizes preserved, roof with three small, standing dormers in a simple row (possibly original stock) and asbestos sheet cover, by location of the building in the curve area particularly formative and forming an ensemble with the neighboring buildings from the same construction period.

09238107
 
Residential stable house, side building and courtyard trees of a former mill estate Neue Thalheimer Strasse 8
(map) 		around 1800 As a former watermill site of local historical importance, despite minor rearrangements, largely original, time-typical and landscape-typical building group in a picture-defining location in the meadow area, of architectural historical importance.
  • Residential stable house: Two-storey building with a high, steep gable roof over a squat rectangular floor plan, massive ground floor with original door and window opening sizes in the living and stable part, rear side built into the slope, upper floor half-timbered, visible on the street side and at the east gable (narrow, striving half-timbering with moderately large , predominantly original window opening sizes), replaced on the back by a solid wall, inside it a younger door to the attached terrace, western gable side slated, roof asbestos panels, eastern gable triangle boarded up, door and window stock younger,
  • Stable barn: Younger single-storey building built at an angle to the main house with a jagged floor and a steep to moderately inclined gable roof, solid and plastered in the southern, single-storey part used as a stable, other areas boarded-up half-timbered construction, roof covering Preolit ​​shingles.
 09238106
 
Mechanical-oriental Christmas mountain Windmühlenweg 7 (near)
(map) 		1907–1960, construction period with interruptions One of the few remaining Christmas mountains typical of the region, imposing mechanics, folkloric and artisanal and artistic significance.

Christmas mountain built by the stocking maker Friedrich Nötzel on a base plate of about one and a half by three meters, depicting the entire biblical Christmas story, during the construction period numerous enlargements, changes and additions up to the present state, operation via weight drive, figures used by the carvers Louis Nobis (Brünlos, died 1922), Albin Weigel (Neuwiese) and Fritz Wetzel (formerly Thalheim) and others. A total of around 33 years of pure construction time (according to information).

09238094
 

Dorfchemnitz

image designation location Dating description ID
Bank reinforcement along the Zwönitz Albert-Schletter-Strasse
(map) 		19th century Significance of the townscape.

Retaining wall made of quarry stone masonry.

09238335
 
Residential stable house, barn and courtyard trees of a two-sided courtyard Alte Brünloser Strasse 4
(map) 		around 1800 Authentically preserved farm complex typical of the time and region, part of the original structure of the Waldhufendorf village, of architectural and local significance.
  • Residential stable house: solid ground floor, porphyry tuff window frames (partly plastered over), upper floor half-timbered, boarded up courtyard side, gable roof with slate roofing, rear side with tailcoat roof and transverse building (younger), on the ground floor original cross-frame windows with winter attachment, original window sizes on the upper floor, on the south gable end punched window sills,
  • Barn: half-timbered boarded with jamb, gable roof with overhanging roof and slate covering, six-part grooved windows (1999).
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Residential stable house, mill extension with preserved technology and mill wheel, mill pond and surrounding trees
More pictures 		Residential stable house, mill extension with preserved technology and mill wheel, mill pond and surrounding trees Am Anger 1
(map) 		1744 (stable house) Authentically preserved bone mill in a half-timbered construction that is rare for the region, mill of architectural, local and technical historical importance, at times also inheritance.
  • Residential stable house: Solid ground floor (newly plastered), original facade structure with residential and stable parts preserved, ashlar walls, upper floor half-timbered with diamond-shaped bracing, profiled wooden eaves, south side and west gable side (with lavatory bay) slated, east gable boarded, gable roof with slate roofing, historical gallows window with six-section , double-leaf entrance door with skylight, stable window with wrought iron bars,
  • Mill extension: Part with a solid ground floor made of plastered quarry stone masonry with natural stone walls, upper floor and housing of the technology in boarded half-timbering, gable roof with slate covering, overshot mill wheel, inside a stamping mill with four double stamps.
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Residential stable house, side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard At the goods 11
(map) 		around 1800 Typical of the time and the region, in an authentic state of preservation, part of the original structure of the Waldhufendorf village, of scientific value for rural house research.
  • Residential stable house: solid ground floor (quarry stone, plastered), original facade structure preserved, upper floor half-timbered, clad on the west side (asbestos panels), gable roof with old German slate covering, long pike dormer on the courtyard side, historical windows lost, original size retained,
  • Side building: solid ground floor (quarry stone, plastered), upper floor half-timbered, visible on the courtyard side, south gable side and west side slated, north side clad (asbestos), gable roof with slate covering, on the courtyard side slight roof overhang, on the east side six-part glazed windows,
  • Barn: boarded-up wooden structure, gable roof with slate covering.
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Entrance building of a train station At the track 1
(map) 		around 1875 Railway station architecture typical of the time, of importance in terms of building history, railway history and local history.

Two-storey solid construction with a plastered central projectile at the gable and boarded-up side projections on the upper floor as well as side extensions and boarded entrance porch with steps, flat gable roof with roof overhang, curved sawn purlin and rafter ends, stone window walls with a simple bevel (also in the boarded-up areas of the projections), mostly original Gallows windows with six divisions, on the ground floor partly wrought iron window grilles.

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Residential building At track 5
(map) 		inscribed 1784, panel Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Two-story, relatively elongated building, solid ground floor, newly plastered, upper floor timber-frame boarded up, mostly original window opening sizes, steep gable roof with slate covering, two-winged entrance door (probably 1st half of the 19th century).

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Residential building At track 8
(map) 		1911, according to information (residential building) Representative residential building from the phase of the industrialization of the village, testimony to the influence of urban building forms, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the streets.

One-and-a-half-storey solid construction on a base in polygonal masonry, artificial stone window frames, central window axis with rounded arches and plastered structure, street-side roof bay window in ornamental framework, gable probably lined half-timbering, there and in the jamb zone also planking, mansard roof with crippled hip, plastered slate covered and richly decorated with lightning bolts ), on the south side a subsequent historical balcony extension over two floors.

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Hose tower and bank reinforcement At the Zwönitz 4 (opposite)
(map) 		Late 19th century The townscape and its historical significance as evidence of village fire protection and fire fighting.

Boarded-up wooden construction with a gable roof and slate covering, board door on the ground floor, shuttered openings on the upper floor, bank reinforcement made of quarry stone masonry set at right angles.

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Residential stable house (without extensions) and storage of a former four-sided mill yard August-Bebel-Strasse 2
(map) 		Mid 18th century Local historical and local significance, part of the village center, due to its location on the curved village street of urban development value (see also A.-Bebel-Str. 4).
  • Residential stable house: Solid and plastered ground floor, stone window frames with baroque profile on the courtyard side, upper floor half-timbered (south and west side with horizontal windows), south gable slated, west side clad, half-timbered with crossed struts, one only from the frame to the transom enough, gable roof with slate covering, historical double-leaf front door with skylight,
  • Storage: Two-storey, wood-boarded building on a plastered rubble stone base (garage installation in the base area) with a moderately inclined gable roof with overhanging roof, historic gallows windows and two-wing windows with six-part division preserved (1999).
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Side building (without extension) and barn of a former four-sided mill yard August-Bebel-Strasse 4
(map) 		around 1850 Local historical and local significance, part of the village center, due to its location on the curved village street of urban development value (see also A.-Bebel-Str. 2).
  • Side building: solid ground floor, plastered, solid west gable side, upper floor double-bar framework with storey-high struts, crooked hip roof, historical inventory of windows and doors lost,
  • Barn: Refurbished massive plastered building with a moderately sloping, slate-covered saddle roof with overhanging roof, wall surfaces with rough plaster and fine plaster on the corners of the building, wooden doors from the period of construction, roller doors and shutters.
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Factory building (northern and central part) Fabrikstrasse 4
(map) 		medium construction 1924, construction file Former CW Schletter stocking factory, today the Falke company, significant in terms of building history, local history and the townscape, testimony to the typical and important hosiery industry in the region.

The clinker brick building was built in two construction phases,

  • Middle section: three-storey with a central viewing gable with sprued semicircular window, cornice between the second and third floors, large window openings with original, multi-part industrial windows, on the courtyard side, staircase extension, also divided by pilaster strips and cornices, narrow rectangular windows
  • Northern section: three-storey with a north end building, base storey, belt cornice between the ground floor and first floor, eaves cornice and flat hipped roof, narrow rectangular windows with renewed windows, window-wide wall surfaces with pilaster structures, staircase in the end building with square stairwell, granite steps, wrought-iron door stockings (1999) .
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Bank reinforcement along the Zwönitz Obere Strasse 11 (in front); 13 (forward)
(map) 		19th century Significance of the townscape.

Brook retaining wall made of quarry stone masonry set at right angles.

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Residential stable house and barn of a four-sided courtyard Thalheimer Strasse 1
(map) 		around 1800 Two buildings of a typical and regional courtyard, part of the original structure of the Waldhufendorf, important in terms of the history of the building and the appearance of the town.
  • Residential building: solid ground floor, quarry stone, newly plastered, historical facade structure still legible, upper floor half-timbered, boarded or slated, gable roof with artificial slate covering (?), Historical window stock largely lost, ground floor window as gallows window renewed,
  • Barn: Boarded-up half-timbered construction with wooden gates, gable roof with overhang on the eaves, interlocking tile covering.
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Residential stable house and barn of a two-sided courtyard Thalheimer Strasse 4
(map) 		around 1850 Small farm typical of the region, part of the original structure of the Waldhufendorf village, of importance in terms of building history and character of the townscape.
  • Residential stable house: solid ground floor, plastered, natural stone walls, plastered, original facade structure with living and stable part preserved, upper floor half-timbered, south side clad, original window sizes, gable roof, windows on the south gable side on the ground floor and first floor, cladding and roofing asbestos panels, historical windows lost , double-leaf entrance door,
  • Barn: timber-framed boarded, gable roof with overhanging roof, two historical windows on the street-side gable (T-floor window with muntin, 1999).
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Residential stable house, side building and barn of a three-sided courtyard Thumer Strasse 6
(map) 		Mid 18th century Typical of the time and of the region in a characteristic location on the railway line. Part of the original structure of the Waldhufendorf, significant in terms of building history and character of the townscape.
  • Residential stable house: Solid ground floor, newly plastered, former surrounding area in the living room area, slight changes in the facade structure (horizontal windows, expanded stable part), upper floor half-timbered, south and west side slated, north side clad, there two horizontal windows, in the west water house extension with barred window openings , on the southern gable side toilet bay / extension, saddle roof with long pike, new slate covering suitable for historic monuments, younger windows (without division), well-preserved roof structure, building inside modernized,
  • Eastern barn: Formerly a three-zone half-timbered barn with a solid part, partly slated, boarded up and clad,
  • Southern barn: two-storey with solid ground floor, upper floor half-timbered, high entrance on the street side, original stock of windows (six-part division, 1999), doors and gates (wood), gable roof with overhang, slate covering.
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Residential building Thumer Strasse 8
(map) 		after 1850 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Solid ground floor, plastered, profiled artificial stone walls on the street side, upper floor half-timbered, boarded up, western gable slated, gable roof with crooked hip and slate covering, some historic gallows windows (on the ground floor with winter curtain) have been preserved, otherwise original window openings (1999).

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Residential stable house (No. 8) and side building (No. 6) of a former four-sided courtyard Zwönitzer Strasse 6; 8
(card) 		1733, in the core partly older Altes Erbrichtergut, part of the village center, buildings typical of the time and region in half-timbered construction, of architectural, local history and significance for the local image.
  • Stable house (number 8): Stately, deep and elongated two-storey building with a high pitched roof, massive ground floor, quarry stone masonry (probably older than the upper floor) with largely original opening sizes and the attachment point of the former oven visible on the courtyard side, upper floor half-timbered, partly renewed in the old form , protruding and profiled storey overhangs and eaves areas, roof with long dormers on both sides and renewed slate roofing, new doors and windows, building as a whole renovated and converted into a residential and commercial building, the inside probably largely de-historicized.
  • Side building (number 6): Basically similar to the main house and equally stately building, profiles on the upper floor overhang and eaves area simpler, built as a replacement for a previous building at the beginning of the 20th century, also fundamentally renovated and modernized.
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Dorfchemnitz village church and churchyard
More pictures 		Dorfchemnitz village church and churchyard Zwönitzer Strasse 12
(map) 		1892-1893 Part of the village center, importance in terms of local history, architectural history and urban development.

Individual features of the entity: church, enclosure, sculpture, OdF tomb and three grave slabs on the outer north wall of the church (see also entity 09305269).

Enclosure: Remains of the churchyard wall made of quarry stone and wrought iron fence, in the churchyard a lime tree avenue and an open-air sculpture of an angel (sandstone) and the grave of an unknown woman.

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Unity of the village church and Kirchhof Dorfchemnitz
More pictures 		Unity of the village church and Kirchhof Dorfchemnitz Zwönitzer Strasse 12
(map) 		1892-1893 Part of the village center, importance in terms of local history, architectural history and urban development.

Subject entity with the following individual monuments: Church, enclosure, sculpture, OdF tomb and grave slabs on the outer north wall of the church (see individual monument 09233845), plus the cemetery with lime tree avenue (garden monument).

Enclosure: Remnants of the churchyard wall made of quarry stone and wrought iron fence, in the cemetery a lime tree avenue and free sculpture of an angel (sandstone) and the grave of an unknown woman.

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Rectory
 Rectory Zwönitzer Strasse 12 (next to)
(map) 		around 1740 Birthplace of Samuel Pufendorf , part of the village center, stately building in the half-timbered construction typical of the time and the region and of importance in terms of urban planning, architectural history, local history and the townscape.

Broad and elongated building (five by six axes) with a solid ground floor made of plastered quarry stone masonry, window and door walls made of porphyry tuff and segmented arched door with keystone motif, upper floor double-bar framework with floor-high struts, east side clad, west side slated, upper floor slightly set back from the ground floor with fine Profiled sill beam and profiled frame and wooden eaves profile, gable roof with slate covering, original window opening sizes, new windows, decorative sheets stamped on the western gable side under the windows, retaining wall made of rubble on the street side.

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Memorial to the fallen soldiers of the Franco-Prussian War, the First and Second World Wars Zwönitzer Strasse 12 (next to)
(map) 		after 1871 Local historical significance.
  • War memorial 1870/1871: Sandstone obelisk with a relief of the Iron Cross, on a pedestal with inscriptions and a wreath,
  • War memorial First and Second World War: Half-height and semicircular quarry stone wall with a step-like raised rear wall and a bronze plaque with the names of the fallen soldiers of the First World War and a bronze relief of a couple (soldier and mother) with boys, next to it in the 1990s a plaque with the names of the dead and missing persons from the Second World War, an oak tree inside the staircase, artist signature of the relief: B. Ziegler, Chemnitz.
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Residential stable house, barn, retaining wall, earth cellar and two courtyard trees of a former three-sided courtyard Zwönitzer Strasse 22
(map) 		Door lintel marked 1715 Stately farmhouse with a striking half-timbered gable, part of the village center and the original structure of the Waldhufendorf village, of architectural and local importance.
  • Stable house: Stable part heavily changed, living part with solid, plastered ground floor with natural stone walls, sandstone door walls with flat triangular gable roofing from 1927, inscribed "1715 GED 1927", on the north side water house extension, upper floor half-timbered, eaves side, slatted gable top, street-side gable in strut-rich gable Saddle roof covered with slate, some of the old windows still preserved (1999), vaulted cellar inside, slate slabs in the hallway, horizontal roof structure.
  • Barn: Ground floor plastered brick masonry, upper floor half-timbered, boarded or clad, gable roof with roof overhang, historic lattice windows.
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Residential stable house and side building of a four-sided courtyard Zwönitzer Strasse 24
(map) 		Upper floor threshold marked 1748 Typical rural half-timbered buildings typical of the time and the region, in an authentic state of preservation of significance for the townscape, part of the original structure of the Waldhufendorf village, of architectural and local significance.
  • Residential stable house: Ground floor solidly plastered (refurbished, with changes in the facade structure), upper floor half-timbered, slightly protruding with semicircular filler timber, profiled threshold, tapering to the corners of the building, marked "GFO BM CTI BH / AD 1748", mortised struts, partly protruding wooden nails, extension on the slated north gable with passage to the field, gable roof with slate covering.
  • Side building: Solid ground floor (with built-in garage), formerly probably half-timbered ground floor (leaf seats), half-timbering still present on the gable sides, upper floor half-timbered double-bar with semicircular filler timber between the beam heads, boarded gable, saddle roof, historical window stock (1999).
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Residential stable house in a four-sided courtyard Zwönitzer Strasse 28
(map) 		1st third of the 18th century Authentically preserved farmhouse typical of the time and the region that has a significant impact on the townscape, part of the original structure of the Waldhufendorf village, of importance in terms of building history, house history and local history.

Ground floor solid, plastered (renovated, horizontal windows), original facade structure in the stable part preserved, upper floor half-timbered, slightly cantilevered, slated on all sides, gable roof with long pike and slate covering.

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Side building of a four-sided courtyard Zwönitzer Strasse 52
(map) 		Upper floor threshold marked 1648 Probably the oldest building in town, a half-timbered building typical of the time and region, of high scientific value for rural house research, of importance in terms of building history, house history and local history.

Solid ground floor, formerly probably half-timbered (leaf seat on the Rähm indicates a headband), upper floor single-bar framework with a continuous chest bolt that overlaps the uprights, protruding wooden nails, mortised St. Andrew's cross and leafed headband, compartments subsequently bricked up with bricks, boarded gable, historical roofing, gable roof with slate Six-part sliding window.

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Residential stable house, two side buildings, barn, field barn of a four-sided courtyard Zwönitzer Strasse 70
(map) 		around 1750 Courtyard complex typical of the time and the region, of significance for the local image, part of the original structure of the Waldhufendorf, of scientific value for rural house research, of architectural and local significance.
  • Residential stable house: Solid ground floor, plastered quarry stone masonry, natural stone walls, intact facade structure, upper floor half-timbered, slated, asbestos cladding on the street side, water house extension on the back, side gate with access to the house garden, gable roof (asbestos cover), partially historical window stock preserved (gallows window, partly with six-parting), punched .
  • Western side building: solid ground floor, plastered quarry stone masonry with stable windows and entrance, upper floor half-timbered, double-bar with storey-high struts, gable roof with slate roofing, historical cross-storey windows with eight-section preserved.
  • South side building: ground floor partly solid, plastered quarry stone masonry, partly half-timbered, upper floor half-timbered, slated, courtyard side clad (asbestos), gable roof with slate covering and three small dormers, historical cross-storey windows with eight-parting.
  • Barn: plinth made of plastered quarry stone masonry, solid south side, otherwise boarded timber frame, saddle roof with asbestos cover, historical lattice windows.
  • Field barn: Half-timbered construction boarded up on a solid, plastered quarry stone base with a gable roof and slate covering and a dormer window.
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Gunsdorf

image designation location Dating description ID
Two side buildings, a water trough and a courtyard tree of a four-sided courtyard On the meadows 1
(map) 		probably 18th century Two largely authentically preserved side buildings typical of the time and the region of a stately half-timbered courtyard, part of the original structure of the Waldhufendorf village, of architectural significance.
  • West side building: two-storey boarded half-timbered construction, south and west side clad, gable roof with slate covering, three standing dormer windows, historical window stock, partly six-part sprouted with a ventilation wing, loading door on the upper floor, so-called brewery.
  • South side building: elongated structure, in the stable part of the ground floor made of solid plastered quarry stone masonry, cantilevered upper floor, in the barn part timbered, clad west and south side, gable roof with slate covering, original window stock (six-part projected with skylight), on the upper floor Porstube (information).
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Former residential stable of a two-sided courtyard On the meadows 6 (next to)
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, part of a courtyard in the original structure of the Waldhufendorf village, historically important.

Solid ground floor, plastered, modified facade structure (expanded stable part and living room) with horizontal windows, segmental arch entrance (natural stone) with keystone, upper floor half-timbered, south side with horizontal windows and asbestos cladding, courtyard side boarded up, north side slated, there toilet bay, gable roof with template slate covering.

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Hormersdorf

image designation location Dating description ID
Memorial to the fallen of the First World War
More pictures 		Memorial to the fallen of the First World War (Map) 1927 (war memorial) Local historical significance.

A rotunda-like structure on the Huthübel, consisting of openwork wall panels (quarry stone), connected by artificial stone slabs halfway up, inscriptions on the slabs, in the center a tree that vaults the architecture like a roof. According to local records, it was built in 1927.

09238024
 
Bad luck Am Schieferbruch 2
(map) 		18th or 19th century Local historical and folkloric importance.

One-storey quarry stone building (unplastered), about four by six meters, gable roof.

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Factory building Am Steinberg 24
(map) 		1902, according to the building file Former Wilhelm Thierfelder stocking factory, typical industrial building of the time, of architectural and local importance.

Elongated (13 axes) three-storey solid plastered building with a slightly protruding saddle roof, double-coupled arched segment windows with clinker brick structure, original window stock (six-part raised gallows window with winter attachment, 1999).

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Factory owner's villa Am Steinberg 26
(map) 		1923–1924, according to the building file Villa of the stocking manufacturer Wilhelm Thierfelder, stately plastered building above a high basement, of architectural and local significance.

Two-storey solid plastered building on a rectangular floor plan, base storey on granite ashlars, gabled central risalit with mansard storey and triangular gable, four round corner towers, mansard roof, wooden verandas on the back, central risalit with plastered corner pilasters, ledge cornice with tooth cut, arched plaster panels on the first floor of the window Squeezed plaster ornamentation above the oval gable window, corner towers vertically divided by plaster strips between the windows, original box windows (twelve-part, 1999).

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Factory building
More pictures 		Factory building Auerbacher Strasse 34
(map) 		1927 Image-defining clinker brick facade, evidence of the change from village to industrial village, of importance in terms of architectural history, local history and the street scene.

Four-storey reinforced concrete building (according to the building file) with clinker facade and hipped roof, economical floor structure through slightly protruding layers of rolls between the sills and lintels of the windows, eaves cornice, evenly windowed wall surfaces with wooden windows in small pieces (1999), plastered tower-like staircase with elevator, slotted window, western gable side the south side windows partly new.

The factory was planned in 1927 by the stocking manufacturer Otto Emmerlich, but the construction was never completed. In 1939 it was bought and used by the stocking manufacturer M. Richard Hofmann from Thalheim, who had emergency apartments built on the second and third floors in 1946.

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Barn of a four-sided yard Bauernweg 1
(map) 		probably 17th century Probably the oldest barn in the area, important testimony to the development of the barn construction type, structural features also of interest for residential building, of importance in terms of building history and house history.

Single-storey boarded half-timbered construction with a mighty gable roof protruding far on the courtyard side, high entrance at the extension, inside a combination of standing and lying roof trusses.

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Two barns and a tree in a three-sided courtyard Bauernweg 10
(map) 		around 1800 Older examples of typical regional farm buildings, of architectural and economic importance.
  • Eastern barn: three-zone half-timbered drive-through barn on rubble stone plinth, boarded up, cantilevered gable roof on the courtyard side, gate with decorated wrought-iron bands and support brackets.
  • Western barn: three-zone entrance barn on rubble stone base, timber frame boarded, cantilevered roof on the courtyard side,
  • Court tree (oak).
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Western stable house in a three-sided courtyard Bauernweg 16a
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Typical regional stable house in half-timbered construction, historically important.

Solid ground floor, plastered quarry stone, upper floor timber-frame slated, gable slated, gable roof, door and window frames removed, original window sizes, gallows windows on the ground floor, six-piece grooved windows on the upper floor (1999).

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Barn of a three-sided farm Bauernweg 18
(map) 		marked 1932, weather vane Typical landscape building in good original condition, example of one of the younger typical regional barns of a farm, historically important.

Half-timbered construction, boarded up, with a mighty half-hipped roof and silo (semicircular side extension on broken stone base, boarded up wall surfaces), high entrance on the field side.

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Elevations of the site of the former Geyer dynamite factory Poison Meal Trail
(map) 		19th century Location of the medieval poison hut, of local and technological significance.

Crater-like elevations arranged in rows on a square area, about ten by ten meters, formerly the location of a medieval poison hut (arsenic production), until 1855 arsenic works, from 1888 to 1924 the "Erzgebirgische Dynamitfabrik Geyer" was built on the site.

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House and barn of a two-sided courtyard Hangweg 16
(map) 		around 1800 One of the few authentically preserved courtyards in the village, dominant due to the hillside location, part of the old local structure.

Half-timbered barn on quarry stone plinth, boarded up, cantilevered upper floor on the courtyard side, leafed headbands at the gate on the courtyard side, gable roof, residential building: newly plastered on the ground floor, timber-framed boarded upstairs, gable sides slated, gable roof, original window size (with renewed windows).

09238030
 
Factory building of the former Weißbach stocking factory
More pictures 		Factory building of the former Weißbach stocking factory Hauptstrasse 62
(map) 		1913, according to the building file Testimony to the industrialization of the place, of importance in terms of building history and local history.

Reddish plaster, structure in plaster on the ground floor windows, between the first and second floor cornice with tooth cut, on the south side entrance with straight door canopy and overlying triangular gable, original two-winged front door with chopped glass fields and carvings in the infill fields, garments with a plastered rhombus pattern Original lattice lattice windows with winter attachment (1999).

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Side building and courtyard wall of a three-sided courtyard Hauptstrasse 68
(map) 		around 1900 Half-timbered construction that shapes the streetscape, of architectural significance.

Solid ground floor with horizontal windows (natural stone walls), upper floor half-timbered, gable roof with overhanging roof, original windows (six-part raised gallows windows, 1999), building renovated, probably changed on the ground floor, courtyard wall with gate and driveway, brick masonry with decorative frieze and weather roof.

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school-building Hormersdorfer Anger 2
(map) 		1927-1928 Plastered building above high basement, characteristic hipped roof with roof pike and roof turret, of architectural and local significance.

Two-storey, massive plastered building on a quarry-stone basement with arched entrances in the three central axes, hipped roof with high pike, central roof turret with pointed helmet and clock, slate roofing, square windows with a cross, 16-part timbered (not the original division), entire building renovated.

09238085
 
Former school (now residential building)
 Former school (now residential building) Kirchweg 1
(map) 		marked 1840 Former village school and cantor's council, of architectural and local importance.

Solid ground floor, window and door walls made of stone, straight door roofing, upper floor half-timbered, gable roof with slate covering.

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Rectory and outbuildings
More pictures 		Rectory and outbuildings Kirchweg 2; 2a
(card) 		Inscribed 1809, lintel Half-timbered building typical of the region in good original condition, of architectural and local significance.
  • Rectory: Solid ground floor, porphyry tuff door and window walls, straight door roofing with tooth cut, historical double-winged door with grooved skylight, two granite steps in front of it, upper floor half-timbered, gable roof with staggered dormers, slate covering.
  • Side building: Solid ground floor, plastered, probably overformed, with a large entrance and two segment-arched doors (pophyrtuff walls, keystone), upper floor half-timbered, clad, original window sizes, formerly stable building of the parish.
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Village church and churchyard in Hormersdorf - individual monuments
More pictures 		Village church and churchyard in Hormersdorf - individual monuments Kirchweg 2b; 2c
(card) 		1708 Small baroque hall church, of architectural and local significance.

Individual features of the entity: Church (with equipment), enclosure wall and some tombs (see also entity 09305271)

  • Church: Small baroque hall church from 1708, presumably reconstruction of a late Romanesque predecessor building. Interior renovation in 1829. Restorations 1958–63, 1965 (inside) and 1977 (outside). Plastered building with a straight east end, high hipped roof and tower-like roof turret with a baroque hood. In the south vestibule with patronage box, in the north sacristy. Flat-roofed hall, with a centralizing effect due to the arrangement of the galleries and the patronage box:
  • Two-storey galleries in the north and west with a strong valley profile and rural parapet painting, around 1731, the lower north gallery with depictions of the Little Prophets and the crucifixion with thieves and kneeling donor family, the upper gallery with the twelve apostles, the lower west gallery with psalm words on the law and the gospel ( Psalm 119 and 83) as well as the great prophet, the upper one with portraits of the Hormersdorfer pastor Timotheus Thiele and Luther, also Hieronymus, John the Baptist, the risen Christ with the globe and the evangelists.
  • Organ gallery in the east above the altar with depictions of Genesis. In the south patronage box with considerable stucco ceiling in rococo form, 1756, in one corner probably a coat of arms, two lions holding a sun wheel, above a crown, diagonally opposite monogram (FGB) as well as compasses and square measure.
  • Sacristy with groin vault (the ribs later trimmed) and piscina. Baroque retable from the middle of the 18th century was not part of the original furnishings and was placed in front of the organ gallery in the 1960s. In the predella the Last Supper painting, above it the crucifixion. The flat carving on the side depicts the Annunciation to Mary.

Inside:

  • Wooden pulpit with twisted pillars on the parapet, 2nd half of the 17th century,
  • Sandstone baptism, early 17th century, pewter bowl, inscribed "1732"
  • Voigt organ from 1977 in the Steinmüller prospectus from 1830,
  • On the outside of the vestibule two rococo grave monuments, last third of the 18th century (Dehio).
  • Churchyard: In addition to the family graves on the churchyard wall, there are other older tombs along the avenue.
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Unity of the village church and churchyard in Hormersdorf
More pictures 		Unity of the village church and churchyard in Hormersdorf Kirchweg 2b; 2c
(card) 		1708 Local and architectural significance.

Subject entity with the individual monuments: Church (with equipment), enclosure wall and some tombs (see individual monument 09238021), plus the churchyard and western churchyard extension (garden monument)

See above under individual features.

09305271
 
Residential stable of a former farm
More pictures 		Residential stable of a former farm Teichweg 1
(map) 		Early 18th century Stately, probably the oldest half-timbered residential building in town, main building of the former Erbrichtgut, of architectural and house-historical importance.

Solid ground floor, plastered quarry stone, window and door frames (granite) only partially available, on the courtyard side weathered door frames with straight roofing and tooth cut, slightly protruding upper floor half-timbered, slated, SW gable plastered and clad, profiled frame with ship hollows, window original size, gallows window on the upper floor with split skylight, eight-part cross-sectioned windows on the north-facing gable, interior: entrance hall with groined vaults and belt arches, granite step staircase to access the upper floors, historic doors preserved (two and four-field frame-panel doors with fittings), Roof structure: Rafter roof with two collar beam levels, the lower one supported by a lying chair, the upper one with a central chair tree, which is secured by a hanging column and two hanging trusses.

09238020
 

Kühnhaide

image designation location Dating description ID
Railway bridge (Map) around 1900 Significant in terms of railway history and technology history.

Single-arch bridge made of ashlars in slate natural stone with sandstone elements on the arch and cover, overpass of a dirt road, route of the "Old Scheibenberger Bahn" (Zwönitz - Scheibenberg), around 1900, the railway line opened in 1900.

09238318
 
Mouth hole of the silver stud (Map) 18th century Testimony to the historical Zwönitz ore mining, of significance in terms of mining history.

Tunnel mouth hole at the historic location, but newly bricked up.

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Railway bridge (Map) 1898-1899 Transport-historical and structural-historical-engineering significance, the only one of the former seven viaducts of the railway line Zwönitz - Scheibenberg (see also community Lößnitz, OT Dittersdorf - Obj. 09305272).

Riveted iron construction on two pillars with retaining and embankment walls made of natural stone ashlars for the transfer over the valley of the Fuchsbrunnbach, "route of the old Scheibenberger Bahn" (Zwönitz - Scheibenberg).

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Residential house with shed extension and northern retaining wall Blumengasse 6
(map) 		around 1850 Typical construction of the time and region, of architectural significance.

Solid ground floor, plastered, original entrance clogged, upper floor half-timbered, southern gable side decorative slate, back plastered, other sides clad, northern shed extension boarded up, crooked hip roof with folded tile covering (not from the construction period), original window sizes, some historical windows have been preserved, also on the extension, facing north adjacent retaining wall.

09238311
 
Former school Brückenstrasse 11
(map) 		around 1930 Stately building that characterizes the site and is typical of the time in the sense of the Heimat style, of local and architectural significance.

Two-storey solid construction with a ground floor with broken stone, a risalit-like staircase with a clock in the gable, slate-clad upper floor and gable roof with slate covering, multi-part box windows on the upper floor still preserved (1999).

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Two-sided courtyard with residential stable house and side building Dittersdorfer Strasse 1
(map) 		around 1800 Small, typical of the period and typical of the region, part of the original structure of the Waldhufendorf, of architectural and local importance.
  • Residential stable house: solid ground floor, plastered, original ground floor structure preserved, upper floor half-timbered, boarded up on the street side, courtyard side clad, north gable and south gable side slated, gable roof with slate covering and two standing dormers, partly historical windows with six and eight division (1999), partly paneling of the windows,
  • Side building: solid ground floor, plastered, porphyry tuff window frames, upper floor timber-framed, slated south gable, moderately inclined gable roof with slate covering, historical window stock (six-part division).
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Residential house in open development Dittersdorfer Strasse 2
(map) 		around 1905 Largely authentically preserved tenement house, evidence of the influence of urban building forms in the countryside, architectural significance and, due to its corner location, urban development significance.

Two-storey solid construction, natural stone plinth, plinth cornice, ground floor newly plastered, upper floor with decorative clinker cladding in different colors, horizontal structure through cornices (continuous cornices, cranked eaves cornices, cornices on consoles), upper floor window canopies as a round arch with an enclosed shell.

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Residential house with wooden shed, enclosure, garden and old trees Dittersdorfer Strasse 7
(map) 		around 1930 Single-family home of the sawmill owner Walther, typical building of the Heimat style, significance in terms of building history.

Solid ground floor, stone-faced, eastern dwelling with entrance, terrace to the south, window reveals separated by a strip of brick, upper floor boarded up, presumably brick-lined half-timbering, steep gable roof with slate covering, windows with wooden shutters (slats) (1999), largely preserved in their original state.

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Post mileage
 Post mileage Grünhainer Strasse
(map) 		inscribed 1724, copy Copy of a half-mile column, of significance in terms of traffic history.

Copy of a Saxon half-mile pillar made of sandstone with the inscriptions "AR-Monogram", "Zwönitz - St.1 / 3, Stollberg 2 St. 1/3", "1724", post horn mark. The row number "46" is attached to the side.

The half-mile column was part of the Chemnitz – Stollberg – Zwönitz – Schwarzenberg – Johanngeorgenstadt mail route, which was opened in 1719.

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Residential building Loessnitzer Strasse 38
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Typical of the time and the region, half-timbered construction in good original condition of importance in terms of the history of the building and the townscape.

Massive ground floor, newly plastered, extensive changes such as clogged windows and doors as well as horizontal windows, but the image-defining effect due to the half-timbered upper floor, slated, partly in rhombus-shaped stencil slate, rear side, gable roof with old German slate covering, historical gallows window with jagged window plates on the upper floor.

09238325
 
Three-sided courtyard with stable house, side building and barn Lößnitzer Strasse 48
(map) 		probably 17th century One of the oldest, largely authentically preserved farms in the village, typical of the time and region, part of the original structure of the Waldhufendorf village, of architectural and local importance.
  • Residential stable house: Solid ground floor, plastered, changes in the southern part, natural stone walls partially removed, upper floor half-timbered, clad, slightly protruding, filler wood with bevel, northern side with tailcoat roof.
  • Side building: ground floor solid quarry stone plastered, garage installation, upper floor timber-frame boarded, gable roof with slate covering, originally preserved cross-frame window, otherwise gallows window.
  • Barn: boarded-up wooden construction, gable roof, roof truss inside, originally the barn probably had a wide roof overhang on the courtyard side (today the bevel on the ceiling beams inside, corresponds to the former roof overhang).
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Two-sided courtyard with stable house and barn Key Street 1
(map) 		around 1800 Small, largely authentically preserved farm complex typical of the time and region, part of the original structure of the Waldhufendorf village, of architectural and house history of importance.
  • Residential stable house: solid ground floor, plastered (gray plaster), upper floor half-timbered, clad, boarded up east side, side with tailcoat roof, saddle roof, six-part lattice windows with winter attachment on the ground floor, single-leaf shutters (1999),
  • Barn: older part on rubble stone base, boarded half-timbered construction, gable roof with slate and brick covering.
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Gasthaus "Moosheide" Key Street 5
(map) 		marked 1872, roof gable Typical half-timbered construction of architectural and local historical importance.

Single-storey half-timbered building on quarry stone plinth with roof bay window above central entrance, jamb, moderately sloping saddle roof with overhang and free chevron, back and south side slated, windows mostly renewed, original shutters (1999).

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Residential building Thomas-Müntzer-Strasse 1
(map) 		around 1860 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of building history.

Solid ground floor, plastered quarry stone, porphyry tufa walls, door with straight roofing, upper floor half-timbered, visible on the back, other sides slated, moderately sloping gable roof with slate covering, largely original windows (gallows window, six-part sprouted with profiled transverse timber - 1999).

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Two-sided courtyard with stable house and barn Thomas-Müntzer-Strasse 10
(map) 		1st half of the 19th century Courtyard complex typical of the time and region, part of the original structure of the Waldhufendorf village, historically important.
  • Residential stable house: solid ground floor, newly plastered, garages in the former stable part, residential part with natural stone walls of the windows, upper floor timber-framed (stenciled slate), all window openings preserved in their original sizes,
  • Barn: Broadly supported structure, boarded half-timbered construction on a flat quarry stone base, relatively large overhanging roof on the courtyard side, crooked hip roof with old German slate covering, original courtyard situation lost due to paving and planting.
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House of the former mill Thomas-Müntzer-Strasse 12
(map) 		inscribed 1693 Formerly Matz Günther's mill with a grinder and board mill, of architectural historical importance as one of the oldest buildings in the village with a rarely preserved half-timbered construction (curved St. Andrew's cross), local historical relevance as a mill.

Overhanging upper floor, curved St. Andrew's crosses with noses in the parapet, corner posts with flattened headbands, profiled wooden eaves cornice.

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Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard Thomas-Müntzer-Strasse 35
(map) 		1766 (information), core possibly older Probably one of the oldest farmhouses typical of the time and the region, part of the original structure of the Waldhufendorf village, historically important.

Large residential stable house of a three-sided courtyard, built according to information in 1766, typical representative of the Central German residential stable house with a three-zone floor plan (living part, hall, stable-economic part) and half-timbered upper floor, the plastered field stone wall of the first floor partially replaced by brickwork in the 20th century, here also a change in the Opening sizes, the stable provided with Prussian cap vaults towards the end of the 19th century, the small horizontal stable windows coupled and with natural stone walls, two granite outer door walls, the windows on the upper floor predominantly double-winged lattice windows in original size, the half-timbered basket with a remarkable depth protruding slightly with a profiled frame (Chamfer and bulge-throat-bulge), upper floor floor plan with corridor roughly in the longitudinal center axis, from which chambers branch off on both sides, steep gable roof (collar beam roof) as a cold roof with interlocking tile covering.

Apart from the stable house in Schlüsselstrasse 1, the building is the only one in town that is largely intact in its half-timbered construction. Significance in terms of building history and site development history.

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Stone arch bridge Thomas-Müntzer-Straße 68 (in front)
(map) 		19th century Significance of the townscape.

Single arch stone bridge made of quarry stone slabs placed vertically.

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Lenkersdorf

image designation location Dating description ID
Residential stable house and barn of a two-sided courtyard Alte Lößnitzer Strasse 8
(map) 		around 1850 Small, typical regional courtyard, part of the old town structure, of importance in terms of building history and character of the town.
  • Residential stable house: Solid ground floor, plastered brick masonry, intact facade structure (residential part, stable part with wooden gate, barn part), new rear extension, upper floor half-timbered, boarded up on the eaves side, slated gable side, gable roof with old German slate covering, original window sizes,
  • Barn: boarded half-timbered construction on a flat quarry stone base with a gable roof protruding on the eaves side, wooden gate and dovecote, roof covering Preolit ​​shingles.
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Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard Alte Lößnitzer Strasse 12
(map) 		Mid 18th century Typical of the time and typical of the region (despite partially changed window formats), part of the old local structure, of importance in terms of building history and local history.

Solid ground floor, plastered, partly horizontal windows and changes to the historical facade structure (expanded stable part), upper floor half-timbered, double-bar with rich mortised struts, profiled threshold and filler wood, strongly profiled frame with filler wood, partly horizontal windows, upper floor partly boarded or clad (asbestos cement panels) , Gable roof.

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House of a three-sided courtyard Alte Lößnitzer Strasse 43
(map) 		1948 according to the building file Upper floor half-timbered clad, new farmer's house in an unusual design, significance in terms of building history.

Massive ground floor made of unplastered quarry stone masonry, facade division into living and stable parts, entrance porch, also exposed to quarry stone, window and door walls plastered, upper floor Prussian half-timbering, clad (asbestos panels), saddle roof.

09238361
 
Stone arch bridge with railings and embankment walls Dittersdorfer Weg
(map) 		1875 Significant in traffic history.

Single arch bridge made of schisty quarry stone with sandstone parts on the arch, overpass of the Chemnitz - Aue railway line.

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Residential stable house and two side buildings of a three-sided courtyard Lenkersdorfer Strasse 2
(map) 		around 1870 A more recent example of a typical regional courtyard, historically significant, defining the townscape through its prominent location in an open area.
  • Residential stable house: solid ground floor, quarry stone masonry, partly exposed stone, partly newly plastered, changes in the facade structure (horizontal and clogged windows, garage installation in the stable part), rear extension (probably water house), upper floor double-bar timbered, visible on the courtyard side, other sides slated, flat Gable roof with eaves-sided roof overhang, largely preserved upper floor windows as gallows windows, partly with six-part division (2000),
  • Barns: boarded half-timbered construction on a flat quarry stone base with historical wooden gates, gable roof, flat inclined in the eastern barn, northern barn with slate roofing, windows typical of the time.
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Niederzwönitz

image designation location Dating description ID
Mouth hole of the commune »Blessing God« (Map) 18th century (former tunnel) Access to the former commune tunnel, local and mining historical significance, evidence of local ore mining.

Round-arched mouth and retaining walls made of quarry stone (renewed in the 1990s).

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Three-layer stone (Map) after 1200 Local historical significance.

Stone erected to pacify border disputes between three domains, originally provided with coats of arms on three sides, the stone there today is a replica of the old one that has only survived in a fragment.

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Manor house of a three-sided courtyard, open space and avenue Am Schäferberg 2
(map) 		1799, core older Representative building of importance for the townscape.

Symmetrically structured two-storey plastered building with a slate mansard hipped roof, dormer windows and loading windows on the mansard storey, granite door walls (courtyard and garden side) drilled with apex stone, polychrome facade structuring (according to information based on findings), cross-storey windows based on the historical model, and representative ground floor with six-arched vaults in the corridor with double star vault and stucco top cartouche, in the garden Wappenstein with Schoenburg coat of arms, 1799 reconstruction after fire including the previous building, core older.

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Residential stable house and barn of a three-sided courtyard Am Schäferberg 6
(map) 		around 1800 Authentically preserved farms typical of the time and the region in half-timbered construction, part of the old rural local structure, of importance in terms of building history and the appearance of the village.
  • Residential stable house: Ground floor plastered quarry stone masonry, facade structure with original living and stable part, with natural stone window walls and remains of the door roofing, rear water house extension, upper floor half-timbered, slated, boarded up on the courtyard side, crooked hipped roof with slate covering, strongly profiled eaves, historical windows partly preserved (gallows window) and double door with central port,
  • Barn: One-storey, boarded half-timbered construction on rubble stone base with high pitched roof and eaves-sided roof overhang.
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Post mileage
 Post mileage Brettmühlenweg
(map) 		inscribed 1724, copy Copy of a quarter milestone, of importance in terms of traffic history.

Copy of a Saxon quarter milestone made of sandstone with the "AR monogram", "1724" and "Posthorn". It bears the series number 45 and was part of the Chemnitz – Stollberg – Zwönitz – Schwarzenberg – Johanngeorgenstadt mail service, which was opened in 1719.

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Residential house with parts of a former cooperage workshop and water trough Dorfchemnitzer Strasse 9
(map) 		1898, in essence probably older Upper floor half-timbered, authentically preserved, younger example of a typical regional craftsman's house, of local and architectural significance.

Ground floor solid, plastered, upper floor half-timbered with jamb and moderately sloping gable roof with roof overhang and old German slate covering, southern and western side slated (stenciled slate), largely original stock of gallows windows (2000), on the ground floor partly with winter windows, double-leaf door with skylight (filling fees with diamond coating, skylight division by decorative vegetal bars). Sandstone trough.

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Residential stable house Dorfchemnitzer Strasse 57
(map) 		2nd half of the 18th century Upper floor half-timbered, construction preserved, exposed location, of architectural significance.

Solid ground floor, natural stone walls, cellar vault four by five meters (quarry stone), windows of the former stable part still available, moderate roof lounger window, elaborate roof construction, double lying chair, several wind associations regularly hewn in the rafter area, the house certainly originally had a soft cover, the removal of the wooden economic part (about 15 percent of the house) with massive replacement of the back not significant.

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Residential building Färberweg 2
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Solid ground floor, plastered, partly recumbent windows, rear side, upper floor timber-framed or clad, saddle roof with old German slate covering, historical two-wing windows in the gable still preserved (2000).

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Bad Guter Brunnen: open-air building and fountain
 Bad Guter Brunnen: open-air building and fountain Hartensteiner Strasse
(map) 		1910 (open-air building) Part of the former spa and bathing facility "Guter Brunnen", regional historical importance as an old pilgrimage and later spa.

Individual features of the aggregate (see also aggregate 09306215)

  • Open-air building: One-storey boarded hall on a brick masonry base, with a central risalit with an entrance and a crooked hip roof, lead glass windows and glass fields of the double-winged door with partly colored fields.
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Bad Guter Brunnen as a whole
 Bad Guter Brunnen as a whole Hartensteiner Strasse
(map) 		from 1820 Former spa and bathing facility "Guter Brunnen", regional historical significance as an old pilgrimage and later spa.

Material entity with the following individual monuments: open-air building and fountain (see also individual monument 09238419) as well as the area of ​​the former spa and pond as a material entity.

  • Open-air building: One-storey boarded hall on a brick masonry base, with a central risalit with an entrance and a crooked hip roof, lead glass windows and glass fields of the double-winged door with partly colored fields.
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Paper mill with technical equipment, drying building, granite water trough and mill ditch
More pictures 		Paper mill with technical equipment, drying building, granite water trough and mill ditch Köhlerberg 1
(map) 		Parts 1781, lintel Significant in terms of building history, local history and technology history.
  • Paper mill: first mentioned in 1568, production of handmade paper, from 1847 cardboard production, today partly used as a museum. The elongated, hook-shaped system of the residential and crockery building in its current form with a regular half-timbered upper storey (high-striving double-bar framework, partly boarded or slated) and roof-shaped with double drying floors (with continuous roof lug and slate covering) built during the conversion to the paper factory in 1850. Plastered quarry stone ground floor, probably older in parts, door frame of the segment arch-shaped door marked 1781, historical window stock preserved, for example gallows window with six-division or cross-frame windows with 4-, 8- and 16-division. Inside there is a large production room with a substantial wooden beam ceiling. The upper floor with unplastered half-timbering and stucco ceilings used as a museum (techniques for paper production and technical systems), horizontal roof truss with hanging column, operational technical equipment from 1847.
  • Dry building: One-storey hall made of quarry stone masonry with a gently sloping, slate-covered gable roof and arched door and windows.
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Blasius Church and Niederzwönitz churchyard
More pictures 		Blasius Church and Niederzwönitz churchyard Niederzwönitzer Strasse 7b
(map) 		1668, older in essence Baroque hall church with roof turret, significance in terms of architectural and local history.

Individual features of the aggregate: Church (with equipment), tombstone, mortuary and crypt of the Kropp family (see also aggregate 09305273).

  • Grufthaus: Simple, small building made of plastered quarry stone masonry with a pointed arched door and flanking barred windows, economical plaster pilasters at the building corners and on the gable, profiled verge, pitched roof with slate covering, double-leaf wooden door.
  • Mortuary: Small windowless plastered building with arched entrance, stepped gable with angular gable tip and sculpted top, as well as wrought-iron crosses.
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The Blasius Church and Niederzwönitz cemetery with the following individual monuments: Church (with furnishings), tombstone, morgue and crypt house of the Kropp family (see individual monument 09238418) and the cemetery with enclosure as a whole
More pictures 		The Blasius Church and Niederzwönitz cemetery with the following individual monuments: Church (with furnishings), tombstone, morgue and crypt of the Kropp family (see individual monument 09238418) and the cemetery with enclosure as a whole Niederzwönitzer Strasse 7b
(map) 		1668 (church) Baroque hall church with roof turret, significance in terms of building history and local history.

Grufthaus : simple, small building made of plastered quarry stone masonry with a pointed arched door and flanking barred windows, economical plaster pilaster structure on the building corners and on the gable, profiled verge, gable roof with slate covering, double-leaf wooden door.
Mortuary : small windowless plastered building with arched entrance, stepped gable with angular gable tip and sculpted top, as well as wrought-iron crosses.

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Stable house and barn of a former farm Niederzwönitzer Strasse 10
(map) 		around 1800 Buildings typical of the time and the region in the center of the town, part of the old rural structure, of importance in terms of building history and character of the town.
  • Residential stable house: Solid ground floor, plastered quarry stone masonry, original facade structure preserved, porphyry tuff walls, door with straight roofing, upper floor half-timbered, partly slated and boarded up, rear paneled, crooked hipped roof with old German slate covering and three staggered standing dormer windows, historical window stock, for example on the ground floor with historical gallows windows Six-part and single-wing wooden shutters preserved, upper floor windows with punched metal sheets, Wilhelminian style double-winged front door with skylight and glass fields.
  • Barn: Boarded timber frame construction with a gable roof and interlocking tile covering.
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Residential building Niederzwönitzer Strasse 19
(map) 		Early 19th century Half-timbered construction typical of the region, of importance in terms of the history of the building and the townscape.

Solid ground floor, plastered, some window openings and original door openings clogged, rear extension over two floors, upper floor half-timbered, clad (asbestos cement panels), half-hip roof with roof pike over the entire width of the building, historical windows and doors lost. Collar beam roof of a high degree of originality, angular connections, among other things in the central axis, in the basement quarry stone barrel.

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Residential building Niederzwönitzer Strasse 28
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, of importance in terms of architectural history and the appearance of the town.

Ground floor solid, plastered, original door opening and some window openings clogged, upper floor double-bar framework with storey-high struts (timber framing), gable slated, gable roof with slate covering, historical windows and doors lost. Floor plan probably changed as early as the end of the 19th century, the roof truss simply standing, rafter spacing irregular, mostly over a meter.

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House and enclosure Niederzwönitzer Strasse 33
(map) 		around 1880 Half-timbered construction typical of the time, an example of urban residential building in the countryside, of architectural significance.

Two-storey solid plastered building on an approximately square floor plan (6 × 6 axes) with a flat sloping, slate-covered gable roof with overhang and profiled purlin ends as well as with roof bay, original door opening reduced, window garments natural stone, ground floor windows segment-arched, in the roof bay a pair of round-arched windows and fretwork in the top of the gable, partly historical Gallows windows with split skylights, also with winter attachments, have been preserved, as well as double-leaf wooden shutters.

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Residential building Niederzwönitzer Strasse 41
(map) 		inscribed 1801 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Solid ground floor, two-story extension at the rear, upper floor two-tier half-timbering with storey-high struts, gable roof with slate covering and a standing dormer window, historical inventory of windows and doors lost, shutters on the ground floor in the monument sense.

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Residential building Niederzwönitzer Strasse 46
(map) 		around 1880 Simple, plastered construction typical of the time, of importance in terms of building history and site development.

Two-storey solid plastered construction with four by four axes, quarry stone masonry with gray plaster, natural stone walls, classicist door with straight roofing, access via stairs, belt and eaves cornice in smooth plaster, moderately inclined gable roof with slate covering, historical gallows window with winter curtain and door with skylight preserved on the ground floor.

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Former town hall Niederzwönitzer Strasse 48
(map) 		1924 according to the building file Stately building with a distinctive facade, of importance in terms of building history, local history and the street scene.

Three-story solid plastered building with side staircase extension and hipped roof with bell tower, accentuation of the three central eaves-side window axes through exits with baluster railings on the first floor and roof bay windows with triangular gables, between the second and third floors roof apron, upper floor like roof slated, stairwell and bell tower with curved dome probably based on the historical model renewed.

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Residential building Niederzwönitzer Strasse 51
(map) 		2nd half of the 19th century Authentically preserved half-timbered building typical of the time and the region in the center of the village, of significance in terms of building history and development.

Solid ground floor, plastered, upper floor half-timbered, partly clad (asbestos panels), jamb and moderately sloping gable roof, partly historical gallows windows preserved (2000).

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Inn Niederzwönitzer Strasse 54 Inscribed 1844, mural on the gable Stately typical half-timbered building in the center of the village, of importance in terms of building history, local history and the street picture.

Elongated structure with nine by three axes with a crooked hip roof, two-storey solid plastered building with natural stone walls, arched window openings above the entrance and coupled to the gables, belt cornice and wooden eaves cornice, slate-covered roof, windows renewed in accordance with listed buildings, original two-winged door.

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Cottage Niederzwönitzer Strasse 70
(map) 		17th century Probably one of the oldest buildings in the village, as one of the few preserved half-timbered buildings from this period of scientific interest for rural house research, of importance in terms of building history, house history and local history.

Two-storey half-timbered building (ground floor partly solid), half-timbered, wooden connections peeled off (information), first-floor half-timbering possibly from a later construction phase (replacement of the original wooden construction?), Upper-floor half-timbering single-bar with V-shaped struts, crossed on the gable side, gable roof with new slate cover.

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Residential building Niederzwönitzer Strasse 74
(map) 		around 1850 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Ground floor solid and plastered, original door opening on the street side changed to a window, window openings partly clogged, upper floor half-timbered, partly plastered or clad, gable slated, gable roof with old German slate covering.

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Residential building Niederzwönitzer Strasse 79
(map) 		Inscribed 1705, lintel One of the oldest authentically preserved half-timbered buildings typical of the time and region in the village, of architectural significance.

Solid ground floor, insulation clad, different window sizes (overmolding), natural stone walls, door with straight roofing, relatively far cantilevered upper floor, half-timbered with richly profiled threshold, beam heads and filler wood, half-timbered single-bar with tenon K-struts, frame and filler wood profiled, upper floor partially Slated and clad, saddle roof with slider, rebated tile covering, historical gallows windows from the more recent renovation phase have been preserved, otherwise original window opening sizes (2000).

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Residential building Niederzwönitzer Strasse 102
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Ground floor massive and clad with tiles, original eaves-side door opening added, access today at the corner of the building, upper floor half-timbered with artificial slate or asbestos paneling, gable roof with five vertical dormers.

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Rectory, outbuildings and street-side retaining wall with stairs Niederzwönitzer Strasse 104
(map) 		around 1860 High-quality, late-classical plastered building in the center of the town of architectural and historical importance.
  • Parsonage: Cubic structure with a rectangular floor plan, with a flat hipped roof, two-storey solid plastered building on rubble stone plinth with base cornice, segment-arched door and window openings with garments in porphyry tuff, continuous sill cornices and richly profiled eaves cornice, also in porphyry tufa, inner structure with colored arches, plastered arches , Windows renewed in accordance with monument regulations, double-leaf front door with glass fields and skylight,
  • Outbuildings: plastered building on rubble stone plinth, door and window openings segmented arched, porphyry tufa walls, pitched roof with slate covering, rubble stone retaining wall with stairs, cheeks bricked towards the house.
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Memorials to those who fell in the Franco-German War and the First and Second World Wars Niederzwönitzer Strasse 104 (next to)
(map) 		around 1875 Local historical significance.
  • Monument 1870/71: polygonal column on a three-tiered base and pedestal with inscription, crowned with an eagle,
  • Memorial to World War I and II: Simple, unadorned stone with an inscription on a two-tiered base, crowned with a soldier's helmet.
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St. John's Church (with furnishings) and street-side churchyard wall
More pictures 		St. John's Church (with furnishings) and street-side churchyard wall Niederzwönitzer Strasse 104a
(map) 		1789-1793 Baroque hall church, architectural, artistic, local significance and local history. 09238368
 
Former school building (without extension) Niederzwönitzer Strasse 105
(map) 		marked 1837, lintel Authentically preserved, period-typical plastered building of stately cubature, of architectural and local significance.

Two-storey solid plastered building (four by six axes) with a crooked hip roof, natural stone door frames with straight roofing (possibly also window frames, plastered over), profiled eaves, historical inventory of windows and doors largely lost except for a few gallows windows with split skylights (2000), inside partly still historical doors. Walls one meter thick on the ground floor, two cellar vaults, horizontal roof truss, collar beams with joists.

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Residential stable house and barn of a two-sided courtyard Niederzwönitzer Strasse 107
(map) 		around 1800 Authentically preserved, time-typical and regional-typical half-timbered courtyard, part of the old rural structure, of architectural and local importance.
  • Residential stable house: elongated building (seven times three axes), intact facade structure, solid ground floor, plastered quarry stone, probably natural stone walls (only door canopy still visible), upper floor half-timbered, partly boarded up and slated, street side plastered and half-timbered translucent, double-bar with storey-high struts, Saddle roof with sliding, old German slate covering, loading arm and loading hatch on the north gable, historical window inventory, for example gallows window with 6-division (2000),
  • Barn: boarded half-timbered construction, two sliding gates, saddle roof with tile roofing, historical gallows windows with 6-parting (2000).
  • Hofbaum beech.
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Bank reinforcement along the Zwönitz Querweg
(map) 		18th century / 19th century Significance of the townscape.

Bank reinforcement made of quarry stone masonry with two steps.

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Residential stable of a two-sided courtyard Querweg 8
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Ground floor massive, plastered, a lying window, former stable part slightly overformed (garage installation, standing rectangular windows), upper floor double-bar framework with storey-high struts, partly clad with asbestos cement panels, on the back a lying window, gable roof with old German slate covering, front door and gate probably first half 20th century.

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Factory owner's villa, villa garden with pavilion and grotto, “Neues Glück” colliery and technical equipment in the former Austel mill
 Factory owner's villa, villa garden with pavilion and grotto, “Neues Glück” colliery and technical equipment in the former Austel mill Rathausstrasse 14
(map) 		Inscribed 1885–1886, inscription panel on the second floor Villa of the Austel family of manufacturers with park, representative building in neo-Renaissance style of local historical, artistic, architectural and urban significance.

Three-storey, solid plastered building on a square floor plan with two tower-like four-storey corner projections and a mansard roof with slate roofing, a two-storey arbor above the entrance, rusticated ashlar on the basement and dividing elements such as window canopies and parapets, pilasters, cornices (some with tooth cut or consoles) and decorative friezes Wreaths in sandstone, existing windows (gallows windows) and double-leaf entrance doors, solid interior fittings preserved: groin vaults on the ground floor, three-bayed and supported by two columns in the former entrance hall, strikingly beautiful stucco ceilings on the upper floor, some of which are cheerfully playful with putti and flower arrangements by Arthur Faulhaber from Zwönitz painted, high two-story chimney with Meissen tiles in Renaissance forms, in the Gebhardt'sche collection building with over sixty specialist areas.

"New luck" colliery located in the villa garden / park.

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Häuslerhaus (surrounding area) Rathausstrasse 18
(map) 		around 1700 Rarely preserved example of the surrounding construction, which is also widespread in this region, despite the strong reshaping of the building, of scientific interest for rural house research, of importance in terms of building history and house history.

Ground floor surrounding framework with simple leafed headbands, block frame window openings, cantilevered upper floor half-timbering (plastered) with profiled threshold, filler wood and beam heads, gable roof, on the ground floor historical windows and two-winged Wilhelminian style door. Subsequent and probably wrong designation in the door frame. 1385

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Residential building Rathausstrasse 20
(map) 		18th century Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Broad structure with six by four axes with a gable roof, massive ground floor, plastered, small massive extension on the eastern gable side, upper floor half-timbered, mounted, originally probably double-bar with headbands on the corner posts, street-side decorative slateing of the upper floor and gable, gable roof slated with staggered standing Gaupen, historical window stock, for example gallows window with winter curtain, upper floor window with wooden sills with tooth cut on cantilevers (2000).

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Residential building Rathausstrasse 26
(map) 		around 1850 Half-timbered building typical of the time and region in the center of the village, of architectural significance, as a later inn of local and socio-historical significance.

Solid ground floor, ocher-colored plaster from the renovation phase, small entrance porch and stairs, upper floor half-timbered with decorative slate, profiled eaves, gable roof with old German slate covering and two standing dormers, historical gallows windows, some with winter cladding and six-part box windows (2000), door leaf with sprued glass from the renovation phase .

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Residential building Rathausstrasse 28
(map) 		around 1800 Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Ground floor massive and plastered, upper floor timber-frame clad (asbestos cement panels), elongated window formats, probably enlargement by lowering the transom, saddle roof with old German slate covering and two standing dormers.

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Post mileage Stollberger Strasse
(map) 		inscribed 1725, copy Copy of a full-mile column, important in terms of traffic history.

Copy of a Saxon all-mile pillar made of sandstone with "AR" monogram, "Stollberg 1St.1 / 4", "1725" and post horn. The column bears the row number 44 and belonged to the Chemnitz – Stollberg – Zwönitz – Schwarzenberg – Johanngeorgenstadt mail route, which was opened in 1719.

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Residential building Turnhallenweg 8
(map) 		1st half of the 18th century Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

First floor half-timbering, insulating cladding, block-frame windows, upper floor half-timbering, slightly cantilevered, bolted, single-bolt without struts, gable slated, gable roof with new slate covering, door leaf 1930s.

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Residential stable of a three-sided courtyard Wehrgasse 7
(map) 		1st half of the 18th century Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, important in terms of architectural history.

Broad structure (five by five axes) with a gable roof, solid and plastered ground floor, changes to the window formats, upper floor double-bar framework, more braced on the courtyard side, loading door, framework partly slated and clad.

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Residential building Wehrgasse 13
(map) 		1749 according to information Half-timbered construction typical of the time and region, significance for the local history as a former stocking factor house, testimony to the development of the textile industry in the village, of architectural and local significance.

Quite stately building with a gable roof, solid and plastered ground floor, natural stone window frames, the former door opening to the window opening reduced in size, small rear extension with entrance, upper floor half-timbered with asbestos-cement panel cladding, rear side clad in slate, gable roof with sliding, historical gallows window still preserved on the ground floor (2000).

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South-eastern side building of a four-sided courtyard Wehrgasse 17
(map) 		around 1700, the northern part probably older Rural farm buildings typical of the time and region in half-timbered construction, of architectural significance.

First floor half-timbered, boarded-up, with solid stable part (quarry stone, plastered), upper floor half-timbered, partly boarded-up, single-bar with V-like arranged struts, partly in the frame, partly in the stem, tapped wood connections, in the northern part (stable part) long struts, Gable roof with sliding, old German slate roofing, wooden roof gutter, wooden gate and shutter-locked loading hatches.

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Transformer tower Zwönitzer Gasse
(map) 		around 1920 Technical-historical significance, evidence of the electrification of the place.

Solid brick construction, plastered (gray plaster), light openings with glass stones, boarded up upper floor with semicircular window, pointed hipped roof with curved roof foot, original steel door, insulators of different colors, tin roof with green paint.

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Residential stable house in a four-sided courtyard Zwönitzer Gasse 4
(map) 		probably 1st half of the 17th century One of the oldest buildings typical of the time and the region (with historical construction phases), of scientific interest for rural house research, of architectural and local significance.

Solid ground floor, plastered quarry stone masonry, natural stone walls, both gable sides and back solid, upper floor slightly cantilevered on the courtyard side, half-timbered, clad, threshold and filler wood profiled and with ship throats, straight St. Andrew's crosses in the parapet fields, mortised wooden connections, saddle roof, historical window shutters (2000) and doors.

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Factory building of a former stocking factory and weaving mill Zwönitzer Gasse 7
(map) 		1911-1912 Largely original, stately building typical of the time in the center of the village, evidence of the industrialization of the village, architectural, local and urban significance.

Four-storey building, faced with yellow clinker bricks, with a tower-like staircase extension and slate-covered mansard-like roof with a roof core, structured by pilaster strips, between the third and fourth floors a roof apron, eaves with tooth cut, stair tower (elevator?) Tapering upwards, window sills as inclined and with green glazed sills laid-out areas, wooden windows with multiple parts, mostly renewed according to historical models.

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Factory building with chimney and fencing Zwönitzer Gasse 18
(map) 		around 1923 according to the building file Former M. Geller & Co. stocking factory, originally preserved building typical of the time in the center of the village, evidence of the industrialization of the village, significance in terms of building history, local history and urban development.

Four-storey brick building on a windowed plinth in slate natural stone, sparing pilaster structure, between the third and fourth floors a roof apron, central projecting with a row of triangular gables, hipped roof, original multi-piece wooden windows (2000), double-winged door from the construction period with latticed Huleleitnitz & Harten lightning, design and construction .

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School (without extension) Zwönitzer Gasse 28
(map) 		marked 1906 Representative building typical of the time of local and architectural significance.

Three-storey elongated building with ten by three axes with a central projectile, roof bay window and flat hipped roof, plastered building with structural elements (garments, cornices, corner blocks), in the two-axis central projecting round arched entrances, windows in the shape of round arches or basket arched doors, some with triangular gable-gabled entrance roofing and grooved skylights, windows probably based on the historical model renewed (GDR period), access via a granite staircase.

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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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