List of technical monuments in the Erzgebirgskreis (N – Z)

The list of technical monuments in the Erzgebirgskreis contains the technical monuments in the Erzgebirgskreis .

This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Saxony . Due to the large number of technical monuments, the list is divided into the

List of technical monuments in the Erzgebirge district (A – M)
List of technical monuments in the Erzgebirgskreis (N – Z)

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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 ; this leads to information on this cultural monument at Wikidata .

Neukirchen / Erzgeb.

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Neukirchen-Klaffenbach station	Neukirchen (map)	around 1895 (station building)	Reception building (with signal box) and outbuilding of a train station; Clinker brick buildings, train station for Neukirchen and (Chemnitz-) Klaffenbach, of importance in terms of local history and traffic history	09233408
	Herrenmühle	Neukirchen (map)	marked 1776 (mill)	Mill building (with extensions, without technical equipment); stately plastered building with basket arch portal and crooked hip roof, of local history	09233438

Niederdorf

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Niederdorf flour mill	(Map)	Late 19th century (mill)	Residential house and mill building of a mill property to the north; Plastered construction typical of the time, of importance in terms of local history and technology	09229602

Niederwürschnitz

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Access bridge over the Würschnitz	(Map)	probably 1st half of the 19th century (access bridge)	Probably the last preserved stone arch bridge in the town in a design that shapes the townscape, of significance in terms of building history	09238117
Water supply construction with enclosure	(Map)	marked 1906 (elevated water tank)	Elevated water reservoir of technical history and importance for the townscape	09238112
Old brickworks; Brick factory Paul Drechsler (formerly); Brickyard and Village Museum (today)	(Map)	Koller building at the end of the 19th century (brickworks); Technology mainly in the 2nd half of the 20th century (technical equipment); Drying building 1958 (drying shed); Ring kiln in the middle of the 20th century (brick kiln); Outbuilding marked 1892 (outbuilding)	Former brickworks with Koller building (including preserved technology), drying building, ring oven, chimneys, outbuildings (former residential stable), field railway with locomotives and lorries, bucket chain excavators and most of the former clay pits; Probably the last brick factory in Saxony that has been completely preserved with all its technology, significance in terms of technology, local and regional history as well as the landscape	09238128

Oberwiesenthal, health resort, city

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Transformer house	Hammerunterwiesenthal (map)	1920s (transformer station)	Tower-like building with a boarded-up upper floor, significance in terms of technology history	08991886
More pictures	Hammerunterwiesenthal lime works (aggregate)	Hammerunterwiesenthal (map)	1887 (lime kiln); 1874 (limestone quarry); 1869 (Stollen); 1889 (official residence)	Individual features of the aggregate of the Hammerunterwiesenthal lime works: Lime works with kilns, civil servants' residence, four small heaps as mining relict (100–200 m west of the lime works) and quarry including pond and tunnel (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09302357); Significant in terms of mining history, local history and technology history	08991885
More pictures	Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Oberwiesenthal, Kurort (map)	marked 1723 (full mile column)	Post mileage column; Copy of a full-mile column, important in terms of traffic history	09304959
More pictures	Oberwiesenthal train station	Oberwiesenthal, Kurort (map)	1897 (reception building)	Reception building (consisting of three building parts) of a train station; Railway station buildings typical of the region, some with old technology, part of the Cranzahl – Oberwiesenthal narrow-gauge railway, of significance for the history of railways and technology	08991922
More pictures	Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Oberwiesenthal, Kurort (map)	after 1858 (Stationsstein)	Milestone; Station stone, of importance in terms of traffic history	08991878
More pictures	Fichtelberg weather station	Oberwiesenthal, Kurort (map)	1914–1916 (weather station)	Significance in terms of building history and technology history	08991874
	Totality of Royal Saxon Triangulation ("European degree measurement in the Kingdom of Saxony"); Station 15 Fichtelberg	Oberwiesenthal, Kurort (map)	marked 1864 (triangulation column)	Triangulation column; Station of the Central European degree measurement, network 1st order, of technological and scientific importance	08991873
More pictures	Viaduct Hüttenbachtal	Oberwiesenthal, Kurort (map)	1897 (viaduct)	Railway bridge; Scaffolding pillar viaduct, part of the narrow-gauge railway Cranzahl – Oberwiesenthal, important in terms of railway history, local history and landscape design	09305010
More pictures	Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Oberwiesenthal, Kurort (map)	marked 1730 (post distance column)	Post mileage column; Distance column, important in terms of traffic history	08991916

Oelsnitz / Erzgeb., City

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Viaduct Hegebachtal; Stollberg - St. Egidien railway line	(Map)	1877, later reshaped (viaduct)	Former railway viaduct; of importance in terms of traffic history, mining history and engineering	09209454
Railway bridge	(Map)	19th century (railway bridge)	Mining context, technical monument	09303895
Vereinglückschacht (formerly); Albert Funk shafts I and II	(Map)	around 1925 (machine shop); around 1925 (administration building); around 1925 (so-called wash house); around 1930 (gatehouse); around 1880 (workshop); around 1925 (workshop)	Shaft system with gate pillars, gatehouse, machine hall, so-called wash house, two workshop buildings and administrative building as well as the associated dump; Formerly Vereinglückschacht, later Albert-Funk-Schächte I and II, parts of the system probably from the Leipzig architects Handel & Franke (according to information), of local, mining and building historical importance	09209460
Railway bridge on the Stollberg-St. Egidien	(Map)	1930s (railway bridge)	Stone arch bridge, of importance in terms of traffic and railway history	09209417
Gas station	(Map)	1930s (gas station)	Building type rarely preserved in the region in an authentic state of preservation, significance in terms of building history, traffic history and technology history, evidence of the development of private transport	09209419
Oelsnitz train station	(Map)	around 1880 (station building); around 1910 (2 signal boxes); 1935 (3rd signal box); 1910/1920 (tracks)	Station reception building and two signal boxes including the remains of the track in their immediate vicinity as well as 18 lighting fixtures for the track system; importance in terms of local history, building history and traffic history	09209493
Germany shafts I and II (former)	(Map)	last third of the 19th century (boiler and machine house)	Machine hall of the former Germany shaft I and dump of the former Germany shafts I and II; last authentically preserved testimony of this mine, its importance in terms of local history and industrial / mining history	09209495
Häberer mill		marked 1810 (mill)	Mill dwelling house; Stately building in typical landscape construction and authentic state of preservation, as a former mill of local historical importance, also of architectural and technical history importance	09209473
Peace shaft; Hedwig's shaft	(Map)	18th century (stockpile)	Halde of the former Friedens- and the former Hedwigschachts; Local and mining historical significance, dump shaping the landscape	09301383
Frisch-Glück-Schacht	(Map)	1871–1882 (stockpile)	Heap of the former Frisch-Glück-Schacht; Testimony to the coal mining industry in Oelsnitz, significance in terms of mining history and landscape	09209541
Patriotic Pit Shaft	(Map)	1872–1885 (stockpile)	Dump of the former fatherland mine shaft; Testimony to the coal mining industry in Oelsnitz, significance in terms of mining history and landscape	09209542
Cutting mill Mothes	(Map)	around 1720 (mill); 2nd half of the 19th century (sawmill); Mid 19th century (side building); 2nd half of the 19th century (barn)	Residential house with a sawmill annex, side building and barn of a mill property as well as a former mill ditch; old location Oberwürschnitz, authentically preserved courtyard, of local and architectural importance	09209511
Transformer tower	(Map)	around 1930 (transformer station)	Testimony to the local energy supply, its importance in terms of technology history and the townscape	09209433
Transformer tower and overhead line mast	(Map)	around 1930 (transformer station)	Technical-historical significance, evidence of the electrification of the place	09209506
Water house	(Map)	1904 (water house)	Former weather shaft of the Hermann Blasche shaft, converted as a water house, evidence of the local mining and water supply, significance in terms of mining history and technology history	09209441
Viaduct Hegebachtal; Stollberg - St. Egidien railway line	(Map)	1877, later reshaped (viaduct)	Former railway viaduct; of importance in terms of traffic history, mining history and engineering	09209454
Schacht of the union "God's blessing"; Karl Liebknecht shaft; Oelsnitz Mining Museum (Ore Mountains)	(Map)	around 1900 (material management); around 1915 (office); around 1930 (factory kitchen / administration); 1922–1923 (headframe); around 1930 (factory kitchen / administration)	Building complex of the former Kaiserin-Augusta-Schachtes, later Karl-Liebknecht-Schachtes with gatekeeper's house, transformer station with transition, machine hall and winding tower, hoisting machine hall II, factory kitchen / administration, office building, material management, mine rescue service / factory security, workshop I, workshop II, power station with transformer station and boiler house; Authentically preserved industrial complex with buildings of the so-called Red Modernism, parts of which were designed by the Chemnitz architects Erich Basarke and the Lichtenstein architect Paul Beckert, testimony to the formerly supraregional important coal mining in the Lugau-Oelsnitzer district, industrial history, local history, architectural history as well as the townscape and landscape of meaning	09209521
Pipe bridge	(Map)	1950s (bridge)	Monument to the industrial development of the place, of importance in terms of local development	09299791
Railway bridge on the Stollberg-St. Egidien	(Map)	1930s (railway bridge)	Stone arch bridge, significance in terms of local history and traffic history	09209494

Olbernhau, city

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Wood grinding shop and cardboard factory Weißflog; Sunday (former)	Blumenau (map)	1891 (factory building)	Factory building and chimney of a former cardboard factory; large, striking plastered building, located at the entrance to the village, plastered building with structural elements in clinker, as a former wood grinding shop and cardboard factory Weißflog & Sonntag significant in terms of local history	08956371
	Railway bridge	Blumenau (map)	last quarter of the 19th century (railway bridge)	Bridge overpass of the railway line built in a round arch, of architectural and railway historical importance	09205093
	Steam engine and boiler system with associated chimney	Blumenau (map)	1924 (steam engine)	Well-preserved machine from Richard Raupach from Görlitz, the only known machine with a flat regulator (power transmission by means of flat belts to the generator next to it), of technical historical importance	08956370
	bridge	Olbernhau (map)	19th century, possibly older (road bridge)	Single-arch stone bridge, of architectural and transport historical importance, bridge spans the Teichbächel in the course of a route that goes back to the high Middle Ages	09205424
	Kohlstrasse Bridge	Olbernhau	1831 (road bridge)	Bridge (forest district boundaries 96, 43, 42, 83); historic Kohlstrasse Bridge, single-arched stone bridge of historical importance on the former Kohlstrasse between Frühung and Olbernhau	09205423
	bridge	Olbernhau	marked 1846 (road bridge)	Arched stone bridge with high cheeks, of importance in terms of building history and traffic history	09205427
	Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Olbernhau (map)	19th century (milestone)	Milestone; later reworked to a milestone, significant in terms of traffic history	09205421
	Bridge on the Stößerfelsenweg	Olbernhau	19th century (road bridge)	single-arch stone bridge, of architectural and traffic history of importance	09205425
	Villa with enclosure, factory building in the courtyard and well	Olbernhau (map)	1900–1901 (manufacturer's villa)	Villa with high-quality plaster and clinker brick structure, functional connection between the villa and the business behind it, still understandable, of importance in terms of local history and building history	09205340
	Edwald Butter Oil Mill	Olbernhau (map)	1661 (oil mill); rebuilt after fire in 1868 (oil mill)	Oil mill with technical equipment and mill ditch; Technical monument with old equipment and overshot water wheel, of local and technical historical importance	09205187
	Pyrography Herhold	Olbernhau (map)	around 1915 (factory building)	Factory building; Distinctive plastered building, historically and locally interesting as a production site for pyrography by the Herhold company	09205195
	Flea bridge; Railway line Pockau – Lengefeld – Neuhausen; Flöhatalbahn	Olbernhau (map)	1895 (railway bridge)	Railway bridge over the Flöha; Riveted half-timbered construction made of angle profiles and sheet metal, of significance in terms of building history, traffic history and technology history	09205237
More pictures	Saigerhütte (totality)	Olbernhau (map)	16th century (Hüttenmühle, No. 1); 1935 (house, No. 3); 1610 (Försterhaus, No. 7); from 1493 (precious and non-ferrous metal works); 16th century (Garhaus, No. 2)	Individual features of the totality of the Saigerhütte: Mill building and outbuildings (Hüttenmühle, An der Natzschung 1), former smelter (Garhaus, An der Natzschung 2), residential building (An der Natzschung 3), hammer mill (Althammer, An der Natzschung 5), memorial for the Fallen of the First World War (before An der Natzschung 5), residential building (Försterhaus, An der Natzschung 7) and three workers' houses (semi-detached houses, An der Natzschung 11-21) (see also list of items - Obj. 09205114, In der Hütte 1–20a ); Important technical monument, copper smelter, which has existed since 1493 and which still gives the idea of a medieval production facility	09205450
	Factory with northern enclosure	Olbernhau (map)	around 1900 (factory)	with high-quality clinker brick structure, characterizing the street scene, of importance in terms of building history and local history	08956360
	Residential house in open development and factory building at the rear	Olbernhau (map)	around 1900 (residential building)	Residential house with a fine historicizing facade, of importance in terms of building history and local development	09205389
	Cartwright	Olbernhau (map)	around 1900 (cartwright)	Single-storey plastered building with jamb, of local and social significance	09205455
	Paul Fischer crate factory	Olbernhau (map)	1880 (residential house); Late 19th century (factory)	Residential building in open development, factory, technical equipment and chimney; Residential house and the associated Paul Fischer crate factory, largely preserved in its original state, typical functional context of the house and factory, equipment with a steam engine, saw frame, boiler and accessories as well as machine room with other inventory,	09205294
	Olbernhau train station	Olbernhau (map)	around 1875 (reception building)	Train station and outbuildings; Symmetrical plastered construction, largely original facade structure and interior fittings, of local significance	09205411
	Wheel factory of the Seifert brothers (formerly)	Olbernhau (map)	around 1890 (factory)	Factory building in open development; Interestingly structured plastered building with clinker strips and walls, hardly changed in its basic structure, significance in terms of building history and local history	09205181
	Old tannery	Olbernhau (map)	around 1800 (tannery); 1809 (sundial)	House with sundial in open development and three outbuildings; Closed courtyard complex, of architectural, technical and local significance as an old tannery	09205274
More pictures	Saigerhütte (totality); Neuhammer	Olbernhau (map)	1586/1587 (hammer mill); from 1493; 16th century (precious and non-ferrous metal works)	Individual monument of the totality of the Saigerhütte: Hammer building (Neuhammer) (see also the list of objects as a whole - Obj. 09205114, In der Hütte 1–20a); The whole of the Saigerhütte as an important technical monument, the copperworks in existence since 1493, which to this day convey the idea of a medieval production facility, remarkable is the ensemble of buildings with a surrounding wall that has been preserved	09205449
	Grünthal train station	Olbernhau (map)	around 1880 (reception building)	Train station and outbuildings; Authentic clinker brick construction, high-quality, restrained facade structure, important in terms of building history and railway history	09205227
	Railway underpass	Olbernhau (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (pedestrian underpass)	Tunnel-like underpass created for pedestrians in quarry stone, of architectural significance	09205172
	Niederlochmühle stop	Olbernhau (map)	around 1910 (waiting hall)	Breakpoint; traffic history testimony	08956339
	Saigerhütte (totality)	Olbernhau (map)	from 1493 (precious and non-ferrous metal works)	The Saigerhütte with the following individual monuments: mill building and outbuildings (Hüttenmühle, An der Natzschung 1), former smelter (Garhaus, An der Natzschung 2), residential building (An der Natzschung 3), hammer mill (Althammer, An der Natzschung 5), memorial for the fallen soldiers of the First World War (before An der Natzschung 5), residential building (Försterhaus, An der Natzschung 7) and three workers' houses (semi-detached houses, An der Natzschung 11-21, see individual monument list - Obj. 09205450, An der Natzschung 1-21) , Hammer building (Neuhammer, see list of individual monuments - Obj. 09205449, Grünthaler Straße 121), assembly room of the old bowling alley (in hut 1), carpentry workshop and school (room house / hut school, in hut 2), residential building (judge's house, in the Hut 3), Gasthaus Hüttenschänke (in hut 4), residential and administrative building (old factories, in hut 6), servants' residence (coach house, in hut 7), barn (in hut 8), three factory buildings (house of Serving dishes s - in hut 9, greenhouse - in hut 10, foundation walls of the long hut next to in hut 10), workers 'house (shift master house, in hut 11), three other workers' houses (in hut 13, 15 and 17), brewery (In hut 16), energy center (in hut 18), Hammerherrenhaus (mansion / new factories, in hut 20 / 20a), west gate (between in hut 1 and 2), east gate with bastion (next to in hut 17 ), so-called hut gate (next to In the hut 16), gazebo (arbor of the factor, west of the Faktoreiteich), two hut ponds (Untere Hüttenteich / Faktoreiteich and Oberer Hüttenteich), wall southwest of the Faktoreiteich and large parts of the hut wall (see individual monument list - Obj. 09205447, In der Hütte 1–20a) as well as the old energy center (light house, see list of individual monuments - Obj. 09205448, Rothenthaler Straße 17); important technical monument, copper smelter, which has existed since 1493 and which still gives an idea of a medieval production facility,	09205114
More pictures	Saigerhütte (totality)	Olbernhau (map)	from 1493; 16th century (precious and non-ferrous metal works); 16th century (old trading post, No. 6); 16./17. Century (House of the Maid, No. 9); 1586 (greenhouse, no.10); 1903 rebuilding after fire as an industrial building (factory building)	Individual features of the Saigerhütte as a whole: assembly room of the old bowling alley (in hut 1), carpentry workshop and school (room house / hut school, in hut 2), residential building (judge's house, in hut 3), guest house Hüttenschänke (in hut 4) , Residential and administrative building (old trading post, in hut 6), servants' house (coach house, in hut 7), barn (in hut 8), three factory buildings (house of the dresser - in hut 9, greenhouse - in hut 10, foundation walls of the long hut next to In der Hütte 10), workers 'house (shift master's house, In der Hütte 11), three further workers' houses (In der Hütte 13, 15 and 17), Brauhaus (In der Hütte 16), Energiezentrale (In der Hütte 18), Hammerherrenhaus (mansion / new factories, in hut 20 / 20a), west gate (between in hut 1 and 2), east gate with bastion (next to in hut 17), so-called hut gate (next to in hut 16), Gazebo (arbor of the factor, west of the Faktoreiteich), two hut pond he (Unterer Hüttenteich / Faktoreiteich and Oberer Hüttenteich), wall southwest of the Faktoreiteich and large parts of the Hüttenmauer (see also population list - Obj. 09205114, same address); Important technical monument, copper smelter, which has existed since 1493, which, due to the predominantly good state of preservation of numerous buildings, conveys the idea of a medieval production facility to this day, the building ensemble with enclosing wall, a document of a production facility that has grown over the centuries, is remarkable and therefore absolutely worth protecting historical trench system, which extends into the Rothenthal district	09205447
	Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Olbernhau (map)	after 1858 (Stationsstein)	Milestone; Former station stone, reworked into a kilometer stone, significant in terms of traffic history	09205422
	bridge	Olbernhau	around 1870 (road bridge)	two-arched stone bridge over the Flöha, traffic engineering certificate	09205247
	Pavement in front of a former mill and an old millstone	Olbernhau (map)	19th century (pavement)	River pebbles in front of the former Vordermühle, of local history	09205134
	Post office (former)	Olbernhau (map)	around 1800 (post office); Late 19th century (gazebo)	Former post office in open development and gazebo; Today residential building, largely original plastered building with stone segment arch portal and keystone, significant in terms of building history and local history	08956366
More pictures	Saigerhütte (totality); Light house	Olbernhau (map)	1894 (light house); around 1900 (precious and non-ferrous metal works)	Individual monument of the totality of the Saigerhütte: old energy center (light house) (see also list of objects as a whole - Obj. 09205114, In der Hütte 1-20a); The whole of the Saigerhütte as an important technical monument, the copperworks in existence since 1493, which to this day convey the idea of a medieval production facility, remarkable is the ensemble of buildings with a surrounding wall that has been preserved	09205448
	Powder mill (formerly)	Olbernhau (map)	around 1815 (miller's house)	House of a mill estate; Plastered building located in the rear of the Rungstock valley with architectural and local significance	09205151
	Fritzsche sawmill (formerly)	Olbernhau (map)	around 1905 (building); 1815 (reservoir of the former powder mill); around 1905 (turbine)	Former sawmill with turbine system and 400 m pressure line (former Fritzsche sawmill) and reservoir (former powder mill); Significant in terms of local history and technology	08955687
	Art colors Bilz (formerly); Spielwarenverlag Carl Nötzel	Olbernhau (map)	marked 1670 (residential building)	Residential building in open development (formerly residential building with factory); Magnificent residential building in an authentic state of preservation, characterizing the street scene, intact half-timbered upper floor, striking half-hipped roof, segment arch portal with keystone, historically significant	09205141
	Residential house and factory in open development	Olbernhau (map)	around 1890 (residential building)	Interesting structural unit of representative house and adjoining factory, of importance in terms of building history and local history	09205201
	Back mill	Olbernhau (map)	around 1700 (miller's house)	Residential mill house of a former mill; Plastered building with imposing hipped roof, segmental arch portal preserved, as a former mill building of architectural and local historical importance	09205164
	Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Olbernhau (map)	19th century (milestone)	Milestone; later reworked to a kilometer stone, old location Hirschberg, small stone rounded at the top, significant in terms of traffic history	09205224
	Trench system with locks	Rothenthal (map)	16./17. Century (moat)	Trench system branching off from the Natzschung to supply the Saigerhütte in Grünthal, today's trenches are probably based on a very old trench system, of technical historical interest	09205150
	Factory building	Rothenthal (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (factory building)	Plastered construction with segmented arched windows, significance in terms of building history and local history	09205225

Pfaffroda

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Dittmannsdorfer Kunstgraben	Dittmannsdorf	19th century (artificial moat)	Artificial moat; with significance for the history of technology	09206695
Mortelbacher florets	Dittmannsdorf	19th century (Rösche)	Rose; of importance in terms of mining history	09206741
Mine pond	Dittmannsdorf (map)	19th century (pond)	Pond system; of importance in terms of mining history	09206740
Revierwasserlaufanstalt (aggregate)	Dittmannsdorf (map)	16.-18. Century (mining facility)	Part of the totality of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt in the district of Dittmannsdorf with the individual monuments: Mortelbacher Rösche with mouth hole and artificial ditch, artificial pond including pond dam, overflow with flood channel and bridge, bottom outlet harrow house with bottom outlet and drainage ditch, artificial grave harrow house with harrow manhole, including all Rösche vaulted stones, Dittbebrabensdorfer artificial vaults Mouth holes and Friedrich-Benno-Stolln II with mouth hole (see individual monument list - Obj. 09205473); Landscape-defining components of an extensive system of mining water management for supplying Freiberg mining with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history (see also the list of facts and figures - Obj. 08991218, Großhartmannsdorf, tenth)	09306333
Dittmannsdorfer pond; Mortelbacher Rösche; Dittmannsdorfer Kunstgraben; Dittmannsdorfer Rösche; Friedrich Benno Stolln II; Revierwasserlaufanstalt (aggregate)	Dittmannsdorf (map)	1824-1826 (pond); 1824-1825 (artificial moat); 1827–1859, Mortelbacher Rösche (Rösche)	Individual characteristics of the totality of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt: Mortelbacher Rösche with mouth hole and artificial ditch, artificial pond including pond dam, overflow with flood channel and bridge, bottom outlet harrow house with bottom outlet and drainage ditch, artificial grave harrow house with harrow and eleven boundary stones, Dittmannsdorfer Rösche artificial ditch with two vaulted bridges, Friedrichmannsdorfer Ditch -Stolln II with mouth hole (see population list - Obj. 09306333); Landscape-defining components of an extensive system of mining water management to supply Freiberg mining with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history	09205473
Road bridge over the Biela	Dittmannsdorf (map)	19th century (road bridge)	Quarry stone arch bridge, historical significance	09206690
Friedrich Benno Stolln I; Revierwasserlaufanstalt (aggregate)	Dörnthal (map)	1787-1827 (Rösche); marked 1787 (mouth hole)	Individual features of the aggregate Revierwasserlaufanstalt: Friedrich-Benno-Stolln I with mouth hole and drainage ditch as well as bypass ditch with gate and tee (see population list - Obj. 09306332); Landscape-defining components of an extensive system of mining water management to supply Freiberg mining with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history	09207089
Revierwasserlaufanstalt (aggregate)	Dörnthal (map)	16.-18. Century (mining facility)	Part of the totality of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt in the district of Dörnthal with the individual monuments: Friedrich-Benno-Stolln I with mouth hole and drainage ditch as well as bypass ditch with gate and tee (see list of individual monuments - Obj. 09207089), Dörnthaler pond including pond dam, three Striegelstein houses, overflow with flood ditch as well as pre-lock (see list of individual monuments - object 09205472), memorial stone (see list of individual monuments - object 09207101), boundary stone (see list of individual monuments - object 09207084), Oberer Dörnthaler Kunstgraben including tee, all Schützen, Röschen and vault bridges (see list of individual monuments207100 ); Landscape-defining components of an extensive system of mining water management for supplying Freiberg mining with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history (see also the list of facts and figures - Obj. 08991218, Großhartmannsdorf, tenth)	09306332
Dörnthal pond; Revierwasserlaufanstalt (aggregate)	Dörnthal (map)	1842–1844 (pond)	Individual features of the aggregate Revierwasserlaufanstalt: artificial pond including pond dam, three harrow houses, overflow with flood ditch, bridge and boundary stone as well as pre-barrier (see aggregate list - Obj. 09306332); Landscape-defining components of an extensive system of mining water management to supply Freiberg mining with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history	09205472
Oberer Dörnthaler Kunstgraben; Revierwasserlaufanstalt (aggregate)	Dörnthal (map)	1787–1790 (artificial moat)	Individual features of the aggregate Revierwasserlaufanstalt: Oberer Dörnthaler Kunstgraben including tee, all gates, roses and vault bridges (see aggregate list - Obj. 09306332); Landscape-defining components of an extensive system of mining water management to supply Freiberg mining with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history	09207100
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Dörnthal (map)	after 1858 (half milestone)	Milestone; Half milestone, significance in terms of traffic history	09207098
Huthaus Dörnthal; Mine mill	Dörnthal (map)	18th century (hat house)	Hut house (without extension); Stately building, belonged to the Revier-Wasserlauf-System, mining-historical and local-historical importance	09207080
Road bridge over the Haselbach	Dörnthal (map)	19th century (access bridge)	Stone arch bridge with half-height stone parapet, characterizing the townscape and its importance in terms of traffic history	09207083
Grinder brown	Dörnthal (map)	1st half of the 20th century (mill technology)	Mill equipment of a former grinding mill; mostly functional technical system, of technical historical importance	09209992
Transformer house	Hallbach (map)	after 1900 (transformer station)	in half-timbered construction, rarely preserved monument of the history of technology that is locally significant	09206671
Steam engine	Hallbach	1908–1909 (steam engine)	comes from the toy factory SF Fischer in Seiffen, horizontal single-cylinder counter-pressure steam engine from Hermann Ulbricht, of technical historical importance	09302529
Revierwasserlaufanstalt (aggregate)	Haselbach (map)	16.-18. Century (mining facility)	Material component of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt in the district Haselbach with the individual monuments: Oberer Dörnthaler Kunstgraben with Schütz and Haselbacher Rösche including mouth hole (see individual monument list - Obj. 09205474); Landscape-defining components of an extensive system of mining water management for supplying Freiberg mining with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history (see also the list of facts and figures - Obj. 08991218, Großhartmannsdorf, tenth)	09306331
Oberer Dörnthaler Kunstgraben; Haselbacher Rösche; Revierwasserlaufanstalt (aggregate)	Haselbach (map)	1606-1790 (artificial moat); 1786-1796 (Rösche); marked 1858 (mouth hole)	Individual features of the aggregate Revierwasserlaufanstalt: Oberer Dörnthaler Kunstgraben with Schütz and Haselbacher Rösche including mouth hole (see aggregate list - Obj. 09306331); Landscape-defining components of an extensive system of mining water management to supply Freiberg mining with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history	09205474
Road bridge over the Haselbach	Haselbach (map)	Mid 19th century (road bridge)	Stone arch bridge, defining the townscape and architectural significance	09207121
Revierwasserlaufanstalt (aggregate)	Pfaffroda (map)	16.-18. Century (mining facility)	Material component of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt in the district of Pfaffroda with the individual monuments: Friedrich-Benno-Stolln I with mouth hole, artificial ditch and Friedrich-Benno-Stolln II with mouth hole (see list of individual monuments - Obj. 09206744); Landscape-defining components of an extensive system of mining water management for supplying Freiberg mining with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history (see also the list of facts and figures - Obj. 08991218, Großhartmannsdorf, tenth)	09206739
Friedrich Benno Stolln I; Friedrich Benno Stolln II; Revierwasserlaufanstalt (aggregate)	Pfaffroda (map)	1787–1827 (Rösche)	Individual features of the population of the district water run facility: Friedrich-Benno-Stolln I with mouth hole, artificial ditch and Friedrich-Benno-Stolln II with mouth hole (see population list - Obj. 09206739); Landscape-defining components of an extensive system of mining water management to supply Freiberg mining with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history	09206744
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Pfaffroda (map)	after 1858 (half milestone)	Milestone; Half milestone, important in terms of traffic history	09206666

Pockau-Lengefeld, city

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Waystone	Forchheim	19th century (road stone)	Granite column on pedestal without inscription, possibly road stone, regional historical significance	09299696
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Forchheim	2nd half of the 19th century (half milestone)	Milestone; later converted to a milestone, half-milestone, of importance for the history of transport	09207980
Horse train spray gun	Görsdorf (map)	probably around 1900 (fire brigade)	of technical and regional historical importance	09206726
Mühlenwerke Görsdorf (formerly)	Görsdorf (map)	Late 19th century (mill technology)	Technical equipment of a mill; old flour mill, building not a monument, of technical significance	09205520
Totality of Royal Saxon Triangulation ("European degree measurement in the Kingdom of Saxony"); Station 87 Adlerstein	Kalkwerk (map)	marked 1869 (triangulation stone)	Triangulation column; Second order station, significant testimony to geodesy of the 19th century, of significance in terms of surveying history	09206700
St. Elisabeth treasure trove	Lime works	1727 (mouth hole)	Mouth hole; Reshaped tunnel entrance, of local and technological significance for the history and development of mining technology	09206704
Lime works Lengefeld (aggregate)	Kalkwerk (map)	1904 (powder house)	Individual monument of the aggregate of the Lengefeld lime works: Pulverhaus (see also list of aggregates - Obj. 09205634, Kalkwerk 2–9); of importance in terms of local history and technology	09304871
Lime works Lengefeld (aggregate)	Kalkwerk (map)	1964 (guard house)	Individual features of the aggregate of the Lengefeld lime works: Guard house (for monitoring the opencast mine) and tunnels with former explosives store (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09205634, lime works 2–9); of importance in terms of local history and technology	09304872
Lime works Lengefeld (aggregate)	Kalkwerk (map)	1887 (Kalkmeisterhaus)	Individual monument of the totality of the Lengefeld lime works: former Kalkmesserhaus, today a restaurant (see also list of objects - Obj. 09205634, Kalkwerk 2–9); as part of the totality of lime works of technical and local historical importance	09205633
Lime works Lengefeld (aggregate)	Kalkwerk (map)	from 1818 (lime works)	The whole of the Lengefeld lime works, consisting of the individual monuments: four lime kilns (three Rumford kilns, one Hilke kiln), in between a chew building, depot, lime mill, in front of it the remains of the loading ramp, to the south supporting pillars as the remains of another rapid kiln, still a former wood and coal store (today museum building) (see individual monument list - obj. 09304866, lime works 4a), Kalkmesserhaus (today restaurant) (see individual monument list - obj. 09205633, lime works 2), conveyor shaft II with bridge system, the old lime crusher and the former horse stable with fire department depot (see individual monument list - Obj. 09304869, lime works next to No. 3f), the former smithy, in it two compressors (see list of monuments - Obj. 09304870, lime works 3f), southwest of the Pulverhaus plant (see list of monuments - Obj. 09304871, lime works without number), south of the Guard house (for monitoring the opencast mine) and tunnel with former explosives store (see individual monument list - Obj. 09304872, Kalkwerk without number), north of the street former lime deposit (see individual monument list - Obj. 09205637, Kalkwerk 5), former lime factory (today residential building) with ancillary building (see individual monument list - Obj. 09205635, Kalkwerk 9), next to it forge (see individual monument list - Obj. 09206701, lime works next to No. 9), the drainage tunnel of the quarry "Old Camp", with a reconstructed mouth hole (see list of monuments - Obj. 09206251, lime works at No. 4a) and as an aggregate part: site of the open pit; completely preserved historical technical facility of the Lengefeld lime works, of supraregional technical historical importance	09205634
Lime works Lengefeld (aggregate)	Kalkwerk (map)	1940 (forge); 1928 (compressors)	Individual features of the totality of the Lengefeld lime works: former smithy (1940), including two compressors (including 1928) (see also list of the totality of objects - Obj. 09205634, Kalkwerk 2–9); of importance in terms of local history and technology	09304870
Lime works Lengefeld (aggregate)	Kalkwerk (map)	from 1900 (conveyor shaft II); mainly 1970s (bridge system); 1950–1972 (lime crusher plant)	Individual features of the aggregate of the Lengefeld lime works: Shaft II with bridge system, old lime crusher and former horse stable with fire department depot (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09205634, lime works 2-9); of importance in terms of local history and technology	09304869
Lime works Lengefeld (aggregate)	Kalkwerk (map)	1818 (lime kiln); 1822 (lime kiln); 1835 (lime kiln); 1873–1874 (lime kiln); from 1827 (chewing)	Individual features of the Lengefeld lime plant as a whole: four lime kilns (3 Rumford, 1 Hilke), in between Kauen (from 1827), depot, lime mill (originally 1935), in front of it remains of the loading ramp, to the south supporting pillars as the remains of another rapid kiln, still a former wood and coal storage (1874, today a museum building) (see also the list of subjects - Obj. 09205634, Kalkwerk 2–9); of importance in terms of local history and technology	09304866
Lime works Lengefeld (aggregate)	Kalkwerk (map)	around 1855 (drainage tunnel)	Individual monument of the aggregate of the Lengefeld lime works: drainage tunnel for the »Old camp« break in the river, with mouth hole (see also list of aggregates - Obj. 09205634); Breaking day "Old camp" of the "Lengefeld Fiscal Limestone Works", tunnel entrance in quarry stone masonry, development of mining technology and mining history, as part of the Lengefeld lime works of importance in terms of technology and local history	09206251
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Kalkwerk (map)	19th century (milestone)	Milestone; simple pedestal, rounded sandstone with inscription, significance in terms of traffic and local history	09205636
Lime works Lengefeld (aggregate)	Kalkwerk (map)	1878 (lime deposit)	Individual monument of the totality of the Lengefeld lime works: north of the street, the former lime deposit (1878) (see also the list of objects as a whole - Obj. 09205634, Kalkwerk 2–9); as a former part of the lime works of technical and local historical importance	09205637
Lime works Lengefeld (aggregate)	Kalkwerk (map)	after 1872 (lime factory)	Individual monument of the aggregate of the Lengefeld lime works: former lime factory (today residential building) with ancillary building (see also list of aggregates - Obj. 09205634, Kalkwerk 2–9); as part of the totality of lime works of technical and local historical importance	09205635
Lime works Lengefeld (aggregate)	Kalkwerk (map)	around 1900 (forge)	Individual monument of the aggregate of the Lengefeld lime works: former blacksmith's shop (see aggregate list - Obj. 09205634); as part of the totality of lime works of technical and local historical importance	09206701
Saidenbach dam	Lengefeld (map)	1929–1933 (dam)	Dam wall of a dam (in the districts of Reifland and Lengefeld), with three exposed gate valves (on the water side), gate valve house, overflow channel and stilling basin as well as caretaker's house (An der Talsperre 2, OT Reifland); Remarkable overall architectural hydraulic engineering system, significant both in terms of design and technical history, connection of quarry stone and exposed concrete in the appearance of the dam wall, extraordinarily expressive effect of the heavily embossed masonry, asymmetrical disposition of the system, favored by the secluded landscape situation, monument protection also applies to the existing historical one technology	09205200
Road bridge over the Lautenbach	Lengefeld (map)	marked 1817 (road bridge)	Stone arch bridge, significance in terms of transport and technology history	09205453
Fire engine	Lengefeld (map)	1900 (fire brigade)	Hand pressure syringe from the company EC Flader Jöhstadt / Saxony, syringe and pump metal goods factory, 6-man operation, of technical significance	09206737
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Lengefeld (map)	after 1858 (milestone)	Milestone; Station stone, of importance in terms of traffic history	09205584
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Lengefeld (map)	19th century (half milestone)	Milestone; Half milestone, important in terms of traffic history	09205612
Dam Neunzehnhain II; Upper Neunzehnhainer dam	Lengefeld (map)	marked 1905–1908 (dam Neunzehnhain II)	Dam, consisting of the barrier wall (gravity dam), the stilling basin and two rifle houses at the foot of the dam; Handed down in good original condition, significance in terms of technology history and landscape design, part of one of the oldest drinking water systems in Saxony	09206736
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Lengefeld (map)	19th century (milestone)	Milestone; Sandstone rounded at the top, significance in terms of traffic history	09205623
Otto Braun oil mill	Lippersdorf (map)	Core 17th century and older (miller's house); marked 1855 (Müllerwohnhaus)	House of a mill estate, with rich technical equipment and hydraulic engineering; special significance in terms of technical history and building history	09207681
Nennigmühle hydroelectric power station	Nennigmühle (map)	1903 (hydroelectric power station)	Hydroelectric power station and moat; of importance in terms of building history and technology history	09207993
Passage at Heidchenwiesenbächel	Pockau	19th century (bridge)	of significance in terms of technology history	09206727
Bridge over the Hainsbach	Pockau	19th century (road bridge)	on the Jägersteig, important in terms of traffic history	09206729
Bridge over the Hainsbach	Pockau	19th century (road bridge)	of importance in terms of traffic history	09206728
Knesenbach Bridge	Pockau (map)	19th century (road bridge)	Bridge over the Knesenbach; of importance in terms of traffic history	09206731
Raft keeper's house	Pockau (map)	17th century and later (residential building)	Residential building; Former home for raft overseers, single-storey plastered building, introduction of timber rafting in 1559, of importance in terms of local history and the history of technology	09206709
Former cutting mill (with drive and saw frame), 460 meter long mill trench	Pockau (map)	around 1865 (cutting mill); around 1910 (saw gate)	of technological historical importance	09205651
Pockau oil mill	Pockau (map)	marked 1783 (mill)	Oil mill, now a museum, with technical equipment and a (partly piped) mill ditch with weir as well as courtyard buildings and objects in the courtyard; important testimony to the processing of linen and linseed, its technical, local and regional significance	09205484
Pockau oil mill	Pockau (map)	1783 (miller's house)	Residential stable (former mill house) and barn of a mill property, with mill technology; Residential stable house with preserved half-timbering, barn with high roof opposite the historic oil mill in a place that characterizes the townscape, unchanged building ensemble, of architectural and local significance	09205483
Old Forge	Pockau (map)	Kern 19th century (forge)	Wrought; Old forge located on the outskirts, of local historical importance	09205507
Fire station and hose tower	Pockau (map)	1904 (fire station)	In elaborate plaster and clinker brick construction, boarded-up hose tower, significance in terms of technology and local history	09205508
Crate factory hunger	Pockau (map)	1902-1903 (factory); 1902 (steam engine)	Factory building with chimney, rails in the factory premises, carts and steam engine; Factory plant (wooden packaging) with uniformly designed workshops, plastered facades with clinker brick structures, of local historical importance	09205476
Old bottom outlet of the dam system	Reifland (map)	marked 1930 (old bottom outlet)	technical historical significance	09305986
Saidenbach dam	Reifland (map)	1929–1933 (dam)	Dam wall of a dam (in the districts of Reifland and Lengefeld), with three exposed gate valves (on the water side), gate valve house, overflow channel and stilling basin as well as caretaker's house (An der Talsperre 2, OT Reifland); Remarkable overall architectural hydraulic engineering system, significant both in terms of design and technical history, connection of quarry stone and exposed concrete in the appearance of the dam wall, extraordinarily expressive effect of the heavily embossed masonry, asymmetrical disposition of the system, favored by the secluded landscape situation, monument protection also applies to the existing historical one technology	09205200
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Reifland (map)	19th century (milestone)	Milestone; traffic-historical importance	09207655
Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Reifland (map)	marked 1723 (post mileage column)	Post mileage column; Full-mile column, significance in terms of traffic history	09205626
Reifland-Wünschendorf station	Reifland (map)	Late 19th century (train station)	Station building; importance in terms of local history and traffic history	09207648
Water tower	Wernsdorf (map)	around 1930 (water tower)	Water tower; technical historical significance	09207992
Water tower	Wernsdorf (map)	around 1930 (water tower)	Water tower; technical historical significance	09207997
Lime kiln	Wish village (map)	1843 (kiln)	belonged to the manor Wünschendorf, local historical and technical historical importance	09207632
Wood bending factory Louis Seifert (formerly)	Wish village (map)	around 1905 (factory)	Former wood goods factory, with chimney; Plastered construction with brick structure, architectural and local significance	09207640
Transformer tower	Wish village (map)	around 1920 (transformer station)	Testimony to the electrification of Saxony, of significance in terms of technology history	09207666
Dam Neunzehnhain I; Lower Neunzehnhainer dam	Wish village (map)	1905–1908 (Neunzehnhain I dam); 1911–1914 (water level house and feeder ditch)	Dam, consisting of the barrier structure (weight dam), the superstructure of the entry shaft M for water drainage tunnels to Krummhermersdorf, the gauge house (with level recorder) and the feed ditch between the gauge house and the dam as well as two rifle houses below the larger Neunzehnhain II dam; Technical-historical and scientific as well as landscape-shaping significance, part of the drinking water network "Central Ore Mountains", which is one of the earliest of its kind in Saxony	09205630

Raschau-Markersbach

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Treasure trove of new God's destiny; God's destiny	Langenberg (map)	around 1800 (artificial and driving shaft); 1791 (Stollen); 1791 (mouth hole)	Art and driving shaft, mouth hole and tunnel to the wheel room; Significant in terms of mining history and local history	09268361
Treasure trove of happy miners	Langenberg (map)	around 1800 (mouth hole)	Mouth hole of the Happy Bergmann tunnel; Significant in terms of mining history and local history	09268325
Stampwork of God's fate (formerly); Gasthaus Fröhlicher Bergmann (later)	Langenberg (map)	1804–1805 (stamping mill)	Former stamp mill (later an inn, now a residential building); distinctive plastered construction with mining history, local history and street picture-defining significance	09268316
Hut house God's destiny	Langenberg (map)	1825 (Huthaus); 1829 (mountain forge)	Huthaus (No. 10) and Bergschmiede (No. 11); Plastered buildings typical of the time and the region and of significance in terms of mining history and local history	09268365
Two lime kilns from the former lime works	Langenberg (map)	1787 oldest mention (lime kiln)	Unique evidence of lime production of great industrial historical importance	09267949
Matchstick Bridge	Markersbach (map)	1888 (railway bridge)	Railway bridge over the valley of the Große Mittweida; Landscape-defining, engineering-wise remarkable steel frame girder bridge of architectural and technical historical importance	09299587
Special wood goods factory August Frenzel	Markersbach (map)	Founded in 1859 (wood and carving industry); 1904 (steam engine)	Former wood goods factory with steam engine and wood processing machines as well as chimney; the steam engine (horizontal single-cylinder engine), manufactured by Hermann Ulbricht Chemnitz, is one of the few still operational machines in Saxony, of local and technical importance	09299568
Road bridge over the Große Mittweida	Markersbach (map)	around 1600 (road bridge)	single-arched stone bridge of local and technical historical importance	09299588
Railway bridge over Hammerstrasse	Markersbach (map)	Late 19th century (railway bridge)	Of importance in terms of building history, railway history and technology history	08985469
H. Georgi cardboard factory	Markersbach (map)	around 1900 (paper and cardboard factory); around 1900 (factory building); 1901 (steam engine); around 1900 (drying shed)	Cardboard factory with main building, two drying sheds and steam engine; Building ensemble of great importance in terms of local history and technology history	09299584
Sweet mill	Raschau (map)	marked 1820 (mill)	Mill property with several building parts and remnants of the technical equipment as well as gate entrance; Traditional mill property in half-timbered construction, of importance in terms of building history, local history, technical history and shaping the townscape	09267082

Scheibenberg, city

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Andreas shaft	Top pane (card)	around 1914 (Schacht); 1925–1926 (cable crane)	Shaft with cable crane system; of importance in terms of mining history and technology history	09229969
Totality of Royal Saxon Triangulation ("European degree measurement in the Kingdom of Saxony"); Station 132 Scheibenberg	Scheibenberg (map)	marked 1864 (triangulation stone)	Triangulation column; Second order station, significant testimony to geodesy of the 19th century, of significance in terms of surveying history	09229909
Scheibenberg station	Scheibenberg (map)	1889 (passenger station); 1889 (reception building); 1889 (outbuilding)	Scheibenberg station with reception building, two goods sheds and two outbuildings; Station buildings typical of the time, of architectural, railway and local significance	09229933
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Scheibenberg (map)	after 1858 (Stationsstein)	Milestone; Station stone, later a branch stone, of significance in terms of traffic history	09229879

Schlettau, city

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Schlettau train station	Schlettau (map)	1888/1889 (station building); End of the 19th century (goods handling)	Reception building with switch locking lever bank, goods handling building and two outbuildings of Schlettau train station; of importance in terms of railway history, local history and technology history	08990613
Passamentenfabrik CA Schreiber (formerly)	Schlettau (map)	after 1900 (factory building)	Factory building; Typical factory building with red clinker brick structure, important in terms of building history, local history and industrial history	08990695
Road bridge over the Red Puddle	Schlettau (map)	19th century (road bridge)	Quarry stone arch bridge, of importance in terms of building history and traffic history	08990939
Mill house (Mühlgasse 6) with industrial mill extension (After the Heiden 12)	Schlettau (map)	around 1905, mill house (mill); around 1905, production building (mill)	Image-defining plastered buildings with uniform clinker brick structure, significant in terms of building history, technology history and local history	08990688
Mill house (Mühlgasse 6) with industrial mill extension (After the Heiden 12)	Schlettau (map)	around 1905, mill house (mill); around 1905, production building (mill)	Image-defining plastered buildings with uniform clinker brick structure, significant in terms of building history, technology history and local history	08990688
Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Schlettau (map)	marked 1727 (post distance column)	Post mileage column; Distance column, important in terms of traffic history	08990645
Old spinning mill Schlettau	Schlettau (to the right of Zschopau, Talstrasse No. 4) (map)	Built between 1833 and 1836	The spinning mill in Schlettau was built between 1833 and 1836 on the Zschopau by the meritorious master builder Johann Traugott Lohse. It showed the “palace-typical” elements of its architecture in a particularly mature manner: Risalits on the north and south facades, so that a cross-shaped floor plan was created, with decorative triangular gables, three-quarter colossal columns with base and capital and keel-arched roof. It served the production of cotton yarn until the 1860s. This spinning mill is important in terms of building history, local history and industrial history. Today the building is in great need of renovation. With Schlettau Castle, which dates back to the Middle Ages and is on the other side of the Zschopau, it can form a culturally and touristically valuable ensemble. The Schlettau history circle strives for its renovation and subsequent use.	08990938

Schneeberg, city

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Treasure trove society; Griefner Kunstgraben; Shareholder Deduction; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	18th century (room house); around 1830 (Huthaus); marked 1839 (Bergschmiede); 1844 (powder tower); 1853–1857 (shaft)	Individual features of the Schneeberger Revier as a whole: Huthaus (No. 3), Bergschmiede (No. 1), Zimmerhaus (No. 2), powder tower on a small heap, well house, artificial ditch, turbine shaft, vent including mouth hole, shareholder shaft dump including pile retaining walls as well as meridian stone and meridian marker stone (see also population list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, extensively preserved mining ensemble with the largest and most important hut house in the Schneeberger Revier, powder tower the last in the region, together with the preserved mining water management systems of particular relevance to the history of mining, building history, surveying history and the landscape	08958038
More pictures	Trigonometric point	Lindenau (map)	1st half of the 20th century (survey point)	Trigonometric point with lattice mast tower; Steel truss construction on a square floor plan approx. 10 m high, scaffolding is a rarity, significant in terms of surveying history	08958058
	Upper Lindenau pond; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Lindenau (map)	1745/46 (pond)	Individual features of the totality of the Schneeberger Revier: artificial pond with pond dam including overflow structure and Striegelhaus (see also totality list - Obj. 09301518); Mining water management system of importance in terms of mining history and the landscape	09306235
More pictures	Waystone	Lindenau (map)	Late 19th century (Wegestein)	Testimony of the traffic engineering, of importance in terms of traffic history	08958057
	Lower Lindenau pond; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Lindenau (map)	1838 (pond)	Individual features of the entirety of the Schneeberger Revier: artificial pond with pond dam including bottom outlet with rifle house and overflow structure (see also list of items - Obj. 09301518); including the outgoing Pochwerkskunstgraben in the ensemble with the Siebenschlehener Pochwerk (see Lindenauer Straße 22), mining water management systems of importance for the history of mining and the landscape	09306236
More pictures	Old mining in Gößnitzgrund; St. Anna am Freudenstein and Troster Stolln (visitor mine); Schneeberger Revier	Schneeberg (map)	from the 15th century (mining equipment part)	Pit building of the old mining area in Gößnitzgrund; underground systems of several pits, mainly authentically preserved and worked on from the 1990s, including the most important silver mine in this part of the district, St. Anna am Freudenstein, mouth hole of the St. Anna tunnel, the only predominantly unadulterated tunnel mouth hole, together with the preserved and accessible tunnels, shafts Mining, ore mining and a wheel room of importance in terms of mining history and technology history	09306183
	Transformer tower	Schneeberg (map)	around 1920 (transformer station)	Testimony to electrification, of significance in terms of technology history	08958018
More pictures	Felt pond; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	1483–1485 (pond)	Individual features of the totality of the Schneeberger Revier: artificial pond with earth dam including cone channel and harrow house (see also totality list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, known as the oldest dam in Saxony, the second oldest artificial pond in the Ore Mountains and the most important impact water reservoir of the Schneeberger Revier, later a lido, landscape-defining hydraulic engineering testimony to the Schneeberg old mining of great local, mining and technical history	08958141
More pictures	Treasure trove Kornzeche; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	19th century (chew); after 1995 (reconstruction)	Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Kaue and Halde (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09301518); Evidence of the old mining of mining historical and townscape-defining importance	08958051
More pictures	Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Schneeberg (map)	after 1858 (Stationsstein)	Totality of Royal Saxon Milestones: Measurement system, consisting of station stones (including the Schneeberger Stationsstein), milestones, half-milestones, branch stones and border crossing stones, today some copies (all elements of the whole); As well-preserved evidence of the road re-surveying after 1858, the system of the Royal Saxon Milestones is of great importance in terms of traffic and regional history	08958004
More pictures	Chapel monument; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	marked 1830 (monument)	Individual monument of the totality of the Schneeberger Revier: memorial in place of the former St. Anna chapel (see also list of objects as a whole - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, mining historical memorial site of local historical importance	08958118
More pictures	Rappold treasure trove; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	around 1650 (residential building)	Individual features of the totality of the Schneeberger Revier: residential building (surrounding area, formerly a hut house and mountain smithy) and ancillary building (see also totality list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, residential building upper floor half-timbered, by a surrounding construction of singularity, also evidence relevant to mining, as it belongs to the former Rappold treasure trove, of architectural significance	08958134
More pictures	Iron Landgrave Treasure Trove; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	around 1866 (Kaue)	Individual monument of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: Kaue (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, of mining historical importance	08958114
More pictures	St. Georgen Hut; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	1665 (precious and non-ferrous metal smelter)	Individual monument of the totality of the Schneeberger Revier: former smelting works (see also list of objects as a whole - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, historically significant building with two block rooms, of rarity, in the ensemble with the Siebenschlehener Pochwerk (see Lindenauer Straße 22), as one of the oldest surviving smelters in the Erzgebirge of outstanding mining history	08958115
	Residential house in closed development, with tunnel mouth hole in the basement	Schneeberg (map)	Core 18th century, possibly older (residential building)	Despite changes to the facade, this is a rare evidence of the building fabric before the city fire, largely authentically preserved	08957942
More pictures	Treasure trove of young Sebastian; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	1st half of the 19th century, older in the core (Huthaus)	Individual features of the totality of the Schneeberger Revier: former hut house, auxiliary building and heap (see also list of objects as a whole - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, of mining and local history relevance	08958089
More pictures	Schindler treasure trove; Treasure trove of St. Anna including Schindler and Unrest (later); Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	around 1680, later redesigned (Huthaus); around 1960 (Beustschacht hoist); 1713 (mountain forge)	Individual features of the totality of the Schneeberger Revier: former hut house (without extension), former mountain smithy, dump with dump retaining walls and hoisting machine (see also material list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, of mining and local historical importance, large dump also characterizes the landscape, the Beustschacht hoisting machine is unique and relevant to the history of technology	08958088
More pictures	Beustschacht; Sauschwarter Richtschacht (formerly); Shaft 24 (formerly); Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	19th century (stockpile)	Individual characteristics of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: dump and shaft (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, significant evidence of the old mining as well as uranium ore mining of the Wismut AG with high relevance to the local image, mining history and local historical relevance, large table dump of the Beust shaft (shaft 24 of the Wismut AG) the only one of its original form largely preserved from the Wismut period	08957980
More pictures	Treasure Trove Daniel; Treasure trove of St. Anna; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	1839/40 (mountain smithy)	Individual features of the entirety of the Schneeberger Revier: former mountain smithy (now a residential building) on a small heap (see also list of the entirety - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, former miner's forge with Steiger apartment on a dump of the St. Anna mine, in the ensemble with Daniel 6 treasure trove, evidence of mining history	08958122
More pictures	Treasure Trove Daniel; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	1730, in the core (hut house); 1787 (Göpel); 18./19. Century (stockpile); possibly 1st third of the 18th century (pantry); marked 1827 (furnace)	Individual features of the totality of the Schneeberger Revier: Hut house, pantry, impact stone, remains of the greenhouse with shaft and heap (see also list of objects as a whole - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, landscape-defining mining ensemble consisting of the shaft, surrounding dump and preserved opencast buildings of one of the most important cobalt mines in the area (mountain forge see Fundgrube Daniel 4, paved ore transport route also part of the whole), important and largely authentic evidence of mining, technical history and mining history of importance	08958123
More pictures	Treasure trove society; Griefner Kunstgraben; Shareholder Deduction; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	18th century (room house); around 1830 (Huthaus); marked 1839 (Bergschmiede); 1844 (powder tower); 1853–1857 (shaft)	Individual features of the Schneeberger Revier as a whole: Huthaus (No. 3), Bergschmiede (No. 1), Zimmerhaus (No. 2), powder tower on a small heap, well house, artificial ditch, turbine shaft, vent including mouth hole, shareholder shaft dump including pile retaining walls as well as meridian stone and meridian marker stone (see also population list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, extensively preserved mining ensemble with the largest and most important hut house in the Schneeberger Revier, powder tower the last in the region, together with the preserved mining water management systems of particular relevance to the history of mining, building history, surveying history and the landscape	08958038
More pictures	Gebhardt treasure trove; Fundgrube Michaelis Maßen (originally); Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	1st half of the 19th century (Huthaus)	Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Huthaus and Halde (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, next to it on Lindenauer Flur the hut house of Michalis Maßen, of mining historical importance	08958042
More pictures	Morgenstern treasure trove; Griefner Stolln; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	around 1820 (miners' house); marked 1852 (mouth hole); from 1487 (tunnel)	Individual features of the totality of the Schneeberger Revier: miners' house with ancillary building, two dumps including dump retaining walls and tunnel mouth hole (see also material list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, evidence of mining history, of technical, socio-historical and architectural significance	08958136
More pictures	Treasure trove Peter and Paul; Main artificial moat; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	possibly 1485, later renewed (Rösche)	Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Rösche including two mouth holes as well as Halde (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, evidence of mining history, of technical and local historical importance	08958086
More pictures	Treasure trove Sauschwart; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	1835 (Huthaus); around 1800 (Kaue); 1927 (carrier); 18th century (room house); 1837 (Steigerund Zimmerhaus)	Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Huthaus (No. 1), Steiger and Zimmerhaus (No. 2), Kaue including conveyor reel as well as dump including ring railway embankment and dump retaining walls (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, important landscape-defining evidence of the Schneeberg mining, of mining-historical, local-historical and architectural-historical importance	08958117
More pictures	Siebenschlehen treasure trove; Shaft 10; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	from the end of the 15th century (heap); sunk from 1836 (shaft)	Individual characteristics of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: dump and shaft (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, large slab heap as a characteristic testimony to the landscape of the once important Siebenschlehen mine, relevant to mining history	08958142
More pictures	Treasure trove of solar vortices; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	Late 15th to mid 18th century (Halde); 1846 (miners' house)	Individual features of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: miners' house and heap (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, mining history and socio-historical relevance	08958043
More pictures	Wild boar treasure trove; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	1st half of the 19th century (Huthaus)	Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Huthaus and Halde (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, significance in terms of mining history	08958096
More pictures	Treasure trove Wolfgang Maßen; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	1816-1818 (stamp mill); 1875/1876 (driving and boiler house); 18th to 1st third of the 20th century (Halde); at 1700 (o'clock)	Individual features of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: stamping works building including clock, two rod shafts, wheel room with opening and drainage holes, mouth hole of the opening hole, artificial and driving shaft, turbine shaft, wall remains of the driving and boiler house as well as the dump including all dump retaining walls (see also material inventory list 093015 - Obj. old location Neustädtel, extensively preserved ensemble of processing plants, remains of the greenhouse, mountain smithy (see No. 5), hut house (see No. 4) and residential houses (see No. 2 and 3) as well as various underground facilities of the treasure trove, together with the large one Tafelhalde a very important for the mining history of Schneeberg and Forming an ensemble that shapes the landscape, of particular relevance to mining history, local history, technology history and building history	08958097
More pictures	Treasure trove Wolfgang Maßen; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	marked 1820 (miners' house)	Individual monument of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Pochwerksteigerhaus (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, extensively preserved ensemble of processing plants (see No. 1), remains of the greenhouse (see No. 1), mountain forge (see No. 5), hut house (see No. 4) and residential buildings (see also No. 3) as well as various underground facilities of the treasure trove (see no. 1), together with the large table heap (see no. 1) a very important and local or local area for the mining history of Schneeberg. Forming an ensemble that shapes the landscape, of particular relevance to mining history, local history and building history	08958093
More pictures	Treasure trove Wolfgang Maßen; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	1825 (Steigerhaus)	Individual monument of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: Steigerhaus (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, extensively preserved ensemble of processing plants (see No. 1), remains of the greenhouse (see No. 1), mountain forge (see No. 5), hut house (see No. 4) and residential buildings (see also No. 2) as well as various underground facilities of the treasure trove (see no. 1), together with the large table heap (see no. 1) a very important and local or local area for the mining history of Schneeberg. Forming an ensemble that shapes the landscape, of particular relevance to mining history, local history and building history	08958098
More pictures	Treasure trove Wolfgang Maßen; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	around 1790 (Huthaus); 1816 (hut house)	Individual monument of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: Huthaus (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, extensively preserved ensemble of processing plants (see No. 1), remains of the greenhouse (see No. 1), mountain smithy (see No. 5), hut house and residential houses (see No. 2 and 3) as well as various underground facilities of the Treasure trove (see no. 1), together with the large table heap (see no. 1), a very important and local or local area for the mining history of Schneeberg. Forming an ensemble that shapes the landscape, of particular relevance to mining history, local history and building history	08958121
More pictures	Treasure trove Wolfgang Maßen; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	around 1855 (mountain smithy)	Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Bergschmiede and cellar (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, extensively preserved ensemble of processing plants (see No. 1), remains of the greenhouse (see No. 1), mountain forge, hut house (see No. 4) and residential houses (see No. 2 and 3) as well as various underground facilities of the Treasure trove (see no. 1), together with the large table heap (see no. 1), a very important and local or local area for the mining history of Schneeberg. Forming an ensemble that shapes the landscape, of particular relevance to mining history, local history, technology history and building history	08958120
More pictures	Treasure trove griffin; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	around 1780 (Huthaus); around 1780 (Kaue)	Individual features of the totality of the Schneeberger Revier: Hut house and attached kaue as well as heap (see also totality list - Obj. 09301518); Evidence of the only day shaft in the inner city of Schneeberg, which is of significance in terms of mining history	08957990
More pictures	Schneeberg-Neustädtel train station	Schneeberg (map)	around 1880 (engine shed)	Engine shed of a train station; old location Neustädtel, formerly in a functional connection with the Schneeberg-Neustädtel train station (see Neustädtler Straße 29), with significance in terms of traffic history	08958027
More pictures	Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Schneeberg (map)	marked 1725 (quarter milestone)	Post mileage column; old location Neustädtel, copy of a quarter milestone, significant in terms of traffic history	08955671
	Hahnekräher Stolln; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	1842–1845 troubled (tunnel)	Individual monument of the totality of the Schneeberger Revier: Stolln including the mouth hole (see also the list of objects as a whole - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, of mining and local historical importance	08958014
	factory	Schneeberg (map)	marked 1905 (factory)	Clinker brick building, a striking testimony to the typical factory architecture of the time, of importance for the townscape and building history	08958030
More pictures	White Deer Treasure Trove; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	around 1770 (Huthaus); 1857 (Ausschlagstube)	Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: Huthaus and Ausschlagstube on a small heap (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, together with the former hothouse (see Kobaltstraße 42) and former miners' forge (see Kobaltstraße 39) form the treasure trove an ensemble that is important for the mining history of Schneeberg and that characterizes the townscape, of particular relevance to mining history, local history and building history	08958028
More pictures	White Deer Treasure Trove; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	marked 1796 (Bergschmiede)	Individual features of the totality of the Schneeberger Revier: mountain blacksmiths on a small heap (see also the totality list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, together with the former hothouse (see Kobaltstrasse 42) and former hut house including the Ausschlagstube (see Kobaltstrasse 37) the treasure trove form an ensemble that is important for the mining history of Schneeberg and that characterizes the townscape, of particular relevance in terms of mining history, local history and building history	08958029
More pictures	White Deer Treasure Trove; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	1851/52 (greenhouse)	Individual features of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: Drifthouse with shaft including Kehrradstube and dump including dump retaining walls (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, together with the former Huthaus together with the Ausschlagstube (see Kobaltstraße 37) and former Bergschmiede (see Kobaltstraße 39) the treasure trove form an ensemble that is important for the mining history of Schneeberg and that has a special impact on the history of mining, local history and building history	08958032
More pictures	Siebenschlehener stamp mill; Pochwerkskunstgraben; Knappschaftsteich; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	1752–1753, later expanded (stamping mill); 1850-1852 (Radstuben); possibly 18th century (artificial moat); 1684 (pond); until 1755 (cobalt chamber); around 1770 (cobalt chamber)	Individual characteristics of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: stamping works building (with annexes), two outbuildings (cobalt chambers), Steigerhaus, artificial ditch including tee off to the Knappschaft pond and floodlight to the Radstube as well as Knappschaft pond including pond dam, overflow with weft section and bottom outlet with mouth hole (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09301518) ; old location Neustädtel, today a museum, site-defining complex, to be seen in the ensemble with the St. Georgen Hütte (see Forststraße 40) and the Unteren Lindenauer Teich (see Dorfstraße), outstanding historical evidence of the Schneeberg mining in very good original condition, of particular importance in terms of mining history as well as of great visual and experience value	08958116
	Waystone	Schneeberg (map)	19th century (road stone)	old location Neustädtel, possibly Maßenstein, small testimony to the mining past, with relevance to the history of the road	08958040
More pictures	Schneeberg-Neustädtel railway station; Railway line Schlema unt Bf – Schneeberg; Schlematalbahn	Schneeberg (map)	around 1880 (reception building)	Station building and platform paving of a train station; old location Neustädtel, representative building with a balanced facade design in the style of historicism, with architectural, local and traffic historical relevance	08958026
	Road bridge	Schneeberg (map)	19th century (road bridge)	Arched bridge in the old town of Neustädtel, of importance in terms of traffic and building history	09306246
	Upper Schnorrisches Pochwerk; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	18th century (cobalt chamber)	Individual monument of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: former cobalt chamber (block house) - (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, of mining and building historical importance	09306248
More pictures	Treasure trove of priests; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	18th century (hat house)	Individual features of the entirety of the Schneeberger Revier: Huthaus and Halde including the dump retaining wall (see also list of the entirety - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, of mining and local history relevance	08958087
More pictures	New Years Chute; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	around 1800, established as a mountain forge (hut house); possibly 18th century (shaft)	Individual features of the entirety of the Schneeberger Revier: former hut house (today residential building), shaft and dump including dump retaining walls (see also list of aggregates - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, half-timbered building, of mining and building history of importance	08958091
More pictures	Rappold treasure trove; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	around 1750 (Huthaus); around 1750 (breakout building)	Individual features of the totality of the Schneeberger Revier: Hut house with annex (breakout building) as well as heap (see also totality list - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, large and townscape-defining hut house of the former Rappold mine on a large heap, of great importance in terms of mining history	08958090
	Markus-Semmler-Stolln Upper Revier; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	1809, according to information (Huthaus)	Individual features of the entirety of the Schneeberger Revier: Hut house of the main tunnel of the Schneeberger Revier, with paving on the house (see also list of the entirety - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, hut house upper floor half-timbered, also Marx-Semmler-Stolln, named after the Leipzig businessman Marcus Semler, of great value in terms of mining history	08958135
	Mine management (former); Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	Early 18th century (administration building)	Individual monument of the entirety of the Schneeberger Revier: former mine management of the Schneeberg cobalt field, today a residential building (see also list of the entirety - Obj. 09301518); of mining historical importance	08957981
	Treasure trove of princely treaty; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	around 1800 (hut house)	Individual monument of the aggregate of the Schneeberger Revier: former Huthaus (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09301518); Single-storey plastered building, heavily renovated, of mining and local historical importance	08957978
More pictures	Coin mine; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Schneeberg (map)	from 1472 (Halde); Late 19th century (miners' house)	Individual features of the entirety of the Schneeberger Revier: residential house on the dump including the dump retaining wall (see also the list of aggregates - Obj. 09301518); old location Neustädtel, small dump evidence of local ore mining, clinker construction typical of the time, of importance in terms of building history and mining history	08958092

Schönheide

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Wilzschhausen Viaduct	Schönheide (map)	around 1890 (railway bridge)	Two bridge piers and two abutments of the former railway bridge over the valley of the Zwickauer Mulde; Of local and traffic historical importance, shaping the landscape, belonging to the narrow-gauge line Wilkau-Haßlau - Saupersdorf - Schönheide / Wilzschhaus - Carlsfeld	08957089
Locomotive shed at the former Schönheide station on the Carlsfeld – Schönheide narrow-gauge line	Schönheide (map)	around 1900 (engine shed)	Half-timbered type construction, of local and historical importance	08957067
Tunnel mouth hole	Schönheide (map)	18th century or older (mouth hole)	of mining engineering and local historical importance	08957107
Factory building	Schönheide (map)	around 1890 (factory)	Typical clinker brick building, relic of the industrialization of Schönheide around 1900, of great importance for the local image and local history	08957059
Schönheide-Mitte train station; Schönheide train station (formerly)	Schönheide (map)	1893 (reception building)	Station building (no. 128) with ancillary building (no. 128a); Building of a former narrow-gauge railway from Carlsfeld via Schönheide to Wilkau-Haßlau, of local and historical importance	08957068
Bretschneider paper mill (formerly)	Schönheide (map)	around 1900 (boiler and machine house)	Machine house and former works ditch (behind Muldenstrasse 7) of a paper mill; clinker brick construction typical of the time, of local and economic significance	08957093
Railway line Chemnitz – Aue – Adorf, section Schönheide – Muldenberg (totality)	Schönheide (map)	End of the 19th century (railway keeper's house)	Individual characteristics of the aggregate railway line Chemnitz – Aue – Adorf, section Schönheide – Muldenberg, section OT Schönheide: in the locomotive shed of the siding two locomotives and a railway keeper's house (Muldenstrasse 10) - (see also aggregate list, OT Schönheide - Obj. 08959219, Muldenstrasse 10); Railway technical evidence of the development of the history of transport with technical and local historical relevance, largely authentically preserved	09302602
Railway line Chemnitz – Aue – Adorf, section Schönheide – Muldenberg (totality)	Schönheide	Late 19th century (railway system)	Material component of the material unit of the railway line Chemnitz – Aue – Adorf, section Schönheide – Muldenberg, section Schönheide, OT Schönheide, with the following individual monuments: in the locomotive shed of the siding two locomotives and a railroad keeper's house (Muldenstraße 10) - (see individual monument list - Obj. 09302602) and, Muldenstraße 10 with the following aggregate parts: track, signal, security and telecommunication systems, platform and track field lighting, route kilometrage, signage, also with the following components as additional aggregate parts: 1.) at Schönheide-Ost station (Eibenstocker Straße 32) two buffer stops, double crossing switch, hand-operated Switches with switch lanterns, bicycle shed, 2.) at km 71, 700 passage through a mill ditch, 3.) at km 71, 985 passage through a mill ditch, 4.) at km 72, 120 passage through a mill ditch, 5.) at km 72, 480 two freight wagons on the open track near / in the siding of the former VEB fiber plate works Schönheide, 6.) at km 72, 845 brook opening, 7.) at km 73, 200 road bridging, 8.) at km 73, 700 brook opening, 9.) at km 75, 045 path crossing with half barriers, security systems and post no.74, 10.) at km 75, 160 bridge over the Zwickauer Mulde (see also the list of items - Obj. 09247513, mountain air health resort Grünbach, OT Muldenberg, Am Bahnhof 1–9); Section of the Chemnitz – Aue – Adorf railway line between Schönheide Ost station (km 71, 275) and Muldenberg station (km 89, 400), railway engineering evidence of the development of the history of transport, with relevance to the history of technology and local history	08959219
Factory building (formerly the brush factory)	Schönheide (map)	around 1925 (factory)	Plastered construction with brick and natural stone integration, with influences of classical modernism, technical monument with relevance to the history of the building	08957033
Railway route Schönheide-Süd – Carlsfeld (aggregate)	Wilzschhaus	1896–1897 (railway system)	Material component of the material unit railway line Schönheide-Süd – Carlsfeld, section Schönheide, OT Wilzschhaus, with the material total parts: bridge piers and two abutments of a former steel truss bridge over the Zwickauer Mulde (at Wilzschhaus 4, partly in the Eibenstock municipality) and section of the railway line with track, Signal, security and telecommunication systems (see also material list, Eibenstock, Stadt, OT Carlsfeld - Obj. 08955385); of importance in terms of technology and traffic history	08955384
Railway line Chemnitz – Aue – Adorf, section Schönheide – Muldenberg (totality)	Wilzschhaus	Late 19th century (railway system)	Material component of the material entity railway line Chemnitz – Aue – Adorf, section Schönheide – Muldenberg, section Schönheide, OT Wilzschhaus, with the individual monuments: station building, auxiliary building, goods shed and handcar shed (see individual monument list - Obj. 08957086, Wilzschhaus 3) and with the material parts: Track, signal, security and telecommunication systems, platform and track field lighting, route kilometers and signage, also with the following components as additional parts: 1.) km 76, 870 other high-rise structures at Schönheide-Süd / former Wilzschhaus station, additionally with corrugated iron shed, Car body, locomotive and six freight wagons, 2.) km 76, 920 road crossing, 3.) km 77, 200 corrugated iron telephone booth, 4.) km 77, 250 passage of a railway ditch, (see also list of material items - Obj. 09247513, mountain health resort Grünbach, OT Muldenberg , Am Bahnhof 1–9); Railway technical evidence of the development of the history of transport, with relevance to the history of technology, the landscape and local history	08959218
Chemnitz – Aue – Adorf railway line, section Schönheide – Muldenberg (entity); Schönheide-Süd railway station; Wilzschhaus station (formerly)	Wilzschhaus (map)	1892–1893 (reception building)	Individual features of the aggregate railway line Chemnitz – Aue – Adorf, section Schönheide – Muldenberg, section Schönheide, OT Wilzschhaus: station building, auxiliary building, goods shed and handcar shed (see also aggregate list, OT Wilzschhaus - Obj. 08959218); Opening of the line in 1875, in connection with the construction of the Wilkau-Haßlau-Schönheide / Wilzschhaus narrow-gauge railway, a new station building erected in 1892/93, of local and transport historical importance	08957086

Schwarzenberg / Erzgeb., City

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Waystone	Old town (map)	around 1858 (Wegestein)	square granite column with a flat, pyramidal tip and inscription, evidence of traffic history	09201757
Malt house	Old town (map)	around 1790 (malt house)	Former malt house in open development; Elongated structure with a half-hip roof, important for the appearance and history of the site, and also of value in terms of building history	09201671
Ice cellar	Old town (map)	around 1800 (ice cellar)	Former beer cellar of the city of Schwarzenberg; of importance in terms of building history and local history	09201721
Schwarzenberg Railway Museum	Old town (map)	1902 (engine shed); 1902 (turntable); 1912 (coal crane); 1951 (signal box); 1941 (boiler car)	Locomotive shed with turntable, signal box III with technical equipment, coal crane type Findeisen, freight train tank locomotive BR 942105, steam locomotive BR 503616-5, steam locomotives 583 049 and 86049, passenger wagons type Bg h (LOWA type E5) and boiler wagons; Components of the Schwarzenberg Railway Museum of historical importance	09201700
Transformer house (used today as a carillon tower)	Old town (map)	1908 (transformer station)	Tower-like building with an octagonal floor plan with a tower hood, significance in terms of technology and building history	09201640
Former powder tower	Crandorf (map)	1827 (powder tower)	Originally preserved quarry stone building that originally belonged to the ironworks located on Rothenberg, significant in terms of mining history	09269058
Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Crandorf (map)	marked 1725 (full mile column)	Post mileage column; Full-mile column, important in terms of traffic history	09269046
Hammerherrenhof Erla (aggregate)	Erla (map)	17th century (Hammerherrenhaus); after 1750 (side building)	Individual features of the aggregate Hammerherrenhof Erla: Hammerherrenhaus (No. 87) and three side buildings (No. 85) (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305954, same address); Stately four-sided courtyard with distinctive half-timbered buildings of great architectural value (Federal Prize for Crafts in Monument Preservation in Saxony 2006)	09269052
Cross-Invention-Stolln	Hofgarten (map)	marked 1652 (mouth hole)	Mouth hole of the Kreuz-Invention-Stolln; with arched round arch made of granite and keystone including the year, originally probably belonging to the old Schwarzenberg mining on the Galgenberg or to the water supply of the »small suburb«, evidence of mining history	09201705
Former railway bridge (now a pedestrian bridge)	Neustadt (map)	1883 (railway bridge)	Multi-bay stone arch bridge on the Schwarzenberg – Johanngeorgenstadt railway line (formerly the railway line), of significance in terms of building history, the history of the railways and the townscape	08992398
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Neustadt (map)	after 1858 (Stationsstein)	Milestone; Station stone, of importance in terms of traffic history	09201754
Metal goods factory Friedrich Wilhelm Kutscher jun. (former)	Neustadt (map)	around 1905 (factory building)	Factory building of a former metal goods factory; elongated, striking factory building with a moving roof landscape, facade structured by three risalits and pilaster strips, significant in terms of building history, industrial history and local history	09201701
Enamelling plant Reinstrom and Pilz (formerly)	Neustadt (map)	around 1910 (factory)	Former enamelling factory (with “passage”, but without recent additions); Plastered building with reform style elements from around 1910, significance in terms of building history, industrial history and local history as well as urban development, special features, especially with regard to the supporting structure	09201569
Hammerbrücke Untersachsenfeld	Neuwelt (map)	1732 (pedestrian bridge)	Covered wooden bridge over the Schwarzwasser; Testimony to earlier wooden construction and carpentry, as well as a document for traffic history, significant in terms of building history and traffic history, also of relevance in terms of landscape design	09201577
Arrow hammer	Pöhla (map)	Mid 19th century (hammer mill)	Individual features of the totality of Pfeilhammer: former hammer mill building and an adjoining building to the southwest across a corner (see also list of objects as a whole - Obj. 09306095); simple plastered buildings with a slightly over-shaped external appearance of importance in terms of local and technical history	09286572
Arrow hammer	Pöhla (map)	16. – 19. Century (hammer mill)	Subject aggregate of Pfeilhammer with the following individual monuments: former hammer mill building and an adjoining building to the southwest across the corner (see list of individual monuments - Obj. 09286572, Am Pfeilhammer 1a), residential building (see individual monument list - Obj. 09286577, Am Pfeilhammer 3) residential building (with seating niche portal), adjoining stable building and Angled barn of a former four-sided courtyard (see list of individual monuments - Obj. 09286636, Am Pfeilhammer 4), former Hammerherrenhaus with southern extension and enclosure wall (see list of individual monuments - Obj. 09286637, Am Pfeilhammer 5) and boundary hedge (garden monument), Am Pfeilhammer 6 (no individual monument) ; Former hammer mill, remarkably preserved building ensemble with architectural, local and technical historical significance	09306095
Siegelhof	Pöhla (map)	marked 1908 (weather vane)	Factory and administration building (main building); distinctive plastered construction of local historical and local significance	09286942
Bridge over the Schwarzwasser and stone fortifications on both banks	Vorstadt / Bärenackerweg (map)	1574 (road bridge)	Stone bridge with two arched arches and a strong central pillar, upstream with an icebreaker, a particularly significant building and local history, and also one of the oldest bridges in the Western Ore Mountains with a rarity	09201756
Old railway tunnel (Johanngeorgenstadt-Schwarzenberg railway line)	Vorstadt / Bärenackerweg (map)	marked 1882 (railway tunnel)	Railway tunnel; Tunnel under the Schlossberg with highlighted north and south entrances, an important monument in the history of transport	09201710
Old railway tunnel (Johanngeorgenstadt-Schwarzenberg railway line)	Vorstadt / Bärenackerweg (map)	marked 1882 (railway tunnel)	Railway tunnel; Tunnel under the Schlossberg with highlighted north and south entrances, an important monument in the history of transport	09201710
Waystone	Vorstadt / Bärenackerweg (map)	19th century (road stone)	square granite stone with a flat pyramidal tip and inscription, of importance for the history of traffic	08992397
Glass factory (formerly)	Vorstadt / Bärenackerweg (map)	1845 (spinning mill)	Factory building of a former worsted spinning mill; in front of it, probably a glass factory, a striking four-story rectangular building with a hipped roof, enlivened by bells and Clock tower as well as long, narrow roof pikes, with their typical architecture for the Erzgebirge, historically significant, also of local and social historical value and important for the townscape	09201750
Herrenmühle; Old official mill	Vorstadt / Bärenackerweg (map)	1549 (flour mill); marked 1714 (grain mill); marked 1937 (weather vane)	Mill building with technical equipment; historical mill location, rebuilt several times, of importance in terms of building history, local history and technology history	09201683
Transformer house	Vorstadt / Bärenackerweg (map)	around 1910 (transformer station)	technical monument, relevance to local history	09201692
Ball hammer; Wire hammer	Vorstadt / Bärenackerweg (map)	marked 1776 (hammer mill)	Hammer mill building in half-open development; Broad, two-storey building with a raised central section and pitched roofs, angled floor plan (two parts of the building), remarkable the still recognizable late Baroque portals, in its current form largely from 1776, significant in terms of local history, architectural history and industrial history	09201685
Lime kiln, later a residential building	Wildenau / Brückenberg (map)	1st half of the 19th century (lime kiln); 1905 (residential building)	Formerly with an octagonal floor plan, a remarkable technical monument, later built over with a residential building, of importance in terms of building history and technology history	09201732

Sehmatal

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Cranzahl waterworks	Cran number (card)	1949–1952 (waterworks)	Multi-purpose building of a waterworks; clinker brick building typical of the time, significance in terms of building history and technology history	08986006
Neudorf / Erzgeb train station.	Neudorf (map)	1897 (train station)	Reception building (no. 6c), toilets, goods shed (no. 6d) and telecommunications booth of a train station; Part of the Cranzahl – Oberwiesenthal narrow-gauge railway, of significance in terms of technology and traffic history	08985948
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Neudorf (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (station stone)	Milestone, later reworked into a kilometer stone; of importance in terms of traffic history	08985950
Kretscham-Rothensehma station	Neudorf (map)	1898 (train station)	Station reception booth and water crane; old location Kretscham Rothensehma, part of the narrow-gauge railway Cranzahl-Oberwiesenthal, technical monument, of historical importance	08985937
Sehma station	Sehma (map)	1933–1934 (train station)	Reception building (with extension) of a train station; in factual language of form, meaning in terms of building history	08986037

Seiffen / Erzgeb., Health resort

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Mining monuments Seiffen (aggregate)	(Map)	1678–1714 (dump of the Altväter mine); 1678–1749 (dump of the Untere Kieszeche mine); 1686–1863 (dump Katharina - tin stone extraction); 1714–1749 (Dump of the Dead Man Pit); 1730–1750 (dump of the Abraham pit)	Material collection of mining monuments Seiffen, with the following individual monuments: Hut and prayer house of the mine »Zur Reichen Hoffnung« (see list of individual monuments - Obj. 09236552, Bergmannsweg 5), Alte Bergschmiede, at the same time hut house of the »Vogelsang« mine (see individual monument list - Obj 7), the former Hochfürstliches Schönburgisches Bergamt (see list of individual monuments - Obj. 09236486, Hauptstraße 108) and the hut house of the mine »Edler zu Schönberg« (see list of individual monuments - Obj. 09236554, Waldweg 6), as well as parts of the whole: Halden, Stolln, Schächte, Mouth holes and rings; Total of all remains of the old mining as well as the bismuth mining in the municipality of Seiffen, well-preserved mining installation parts of great historical, local and mining historical importance	09300261
Heidengraben	(Map)	1669 (artificial moat)	Kunstgraben (see also Neuhausen / Erzgeb. Community, without address - Obj. 09305908); old location Heidelberg, served to supply impact water for the treatment plants of the local tin mining and later for several hydropower plants, thus of great importance in terms of mining and technical history as well as local and social history	09301159
Treasure trove »To the rich hope«; Mining monuments Seiffen (aggregate)	(Map)	18th century or older (Huthaus)	Individual monument of the totality of mining monuments Seiffen: Hut and prayer house of the treasure trove “Zur Reichen Hoffnung” (see also list of objects as a whole - Obj. 09300261); Mining monument of regional historical significance	09236552
»Vogelsang« treasure trove; Mining monuments Seiffen (aggregate)	(Map)	1664 (mining facility)	Individual monument of the aggregate mining monuments Seiffen: old mining forge, at the same time the hut house of the »Vogelsang« treasure trove (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09300261); Mining monument of regional historical significance	09236477
Former kitchen appliance factory (with equipment)	(Map)	1912 (factory building)	Typical industrial building with a simple design, of architectural and scientific importance	09236503
Residential house, former smelter	(Map)	before 1900 (residential building)	with built-in shop, upper floor timber-framed clad, regional-historical significant mining monument	09236487
Toy and wood goods factory SF Fischer (formerly)	(Map)	around 1850 and later (toy factory)	Two production buildings, a packing house, boiler house, chimney and drying shed of a toy factory; old location Oberseiffenbach, completely preserved factory, in which originally building sets and puzzle games were produced, company founded in 1850 by Samuel Friedrich Fischer, known for their Froebel building sets, of great importance in terms of technology and local history	09236533
Hut house "Edler zu Schönberg"; Mining monuments Seiffen (aggregate)	(Map)	18th century or older (Huthaus)	Individual monument of the aggregate mining monuments Seiffen: Hut house of the mine "Edler zu Schönberg" (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09300261); old location Heidelberg, regionally historically significant mining monument	09236554

Stollberg / Erzgeb., City

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Stocking factory Gebr. Ebert (former)	Gablenz (map)	marked 1925 (factory)	Factory building of a stocking factory; Typical plastered building with a clearly structured facade, of local significance	09229724
Grabner mill	Mitteldorf (map)	1937–1938 (new mill building and extension); marked 1741 (stable house); marked 1798 inside (stable house)	Mill property with stable house and mill building (including extension with roofed ramp); Stable house on the upper floor, high-quality half-timbered structure, mill building plastered construction with boarded gable, of architectural and local significance	09229782
Municipal slaughterhouse	Stollberg / Erzgeb. (Map)	1899 (slaughterhouse)	Slaughterhouse, complete system consisting of a slaughterhouse with a tower, an annex built at an angle including a chimney, enclosure wall (formerly a building wall) and courtyard paving, shower and administration building (No. 7) and two free-standing auxiliary buildings (No. 9); All buildings made of red clinker bricks with quarry stone plinths, an astonishingly uniformly preserved system, of local, technical and architectural significance	09229751

Column green

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Hundshübel	1725 (full mile column)	Post mileage column; original remains of a full-mile column, of significance in terms of traffic history	08957192
Stützengrün viaduct	Column green	around 1890 (viaduct)	Two supports of a narrow-gauge railway bridge with paved slopes; Remains of the most important bridge construction (steel truss bridge) on the Wilkau-Haßlau-Carlsfeld line, of historical importance	08957168
Transformer tower	Column green	1912 (transformer station)	Evidence of the village electrification after 1900, local historical significance.	08957166
Road bridge over a former narrow-gauge railway line	Column green	around 1890 (road bridge)	Stone arch bridge, building of relevance to the history of traffic	08956773
Consumer brush factory	Column green	1924–1925 (administration building); 1924–1925 (factory building)	Brush factory with production building, chimney and administration building; built for the Großeinkaufs-Gesellschaft Deutscher Consumvereine (GEG), Hamburg, elongated, representative production facility of great importance in terms of landscape, industrial history, architectural history and local history	08957173
CG Tippner steam brewery (formerly)	Column green	1st half of the 19th century (No. 68, residential building); around 1910 (No. 68a, residential building); around 1910 (brewery)	Residential building (No. 68), attached brewery building and further residential building (No. 68a); old location of malicious houses, more recent plastered building influenced by the reform style, older residential building with half-timbered upper floor, with relevance to the townscape and building history	08957172
Totality of Royal Saxon Triangulation ("European degree measurement in the Kingdom of Saxony"); Station 140 Schönheide	Column green	marked 1894 (triangulation columns)	Triangulation column; Second order station, significant testimony to geodesy of the 19th century, of significance in terms of surveying history	09305047

Tannenberg

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Evans factory	Siebenhöfen (map)	1809–1812 (spinning); marked 1819 (spinning mill)	Former spinning mill (No. 33) with outbuilding (No. 31); Stately plastered building with corner pillars, one of the first systems of this type in the Ore Mountains, named after the English manufacturer Evan Evans (1765–1844), founder of the Saxon cotton mill, of architectural, local and industrial historical importance	08991354
Cotton spinning and dyeing works Carl Ferdinand Höffer (formerly)	Tannenberg (map)	from 1838 (factory building); 1907 (administration building); 1910 (manufacturer's villa)	Factory owner's villa (no. 2), administration building, factory (no. 4) and water engineering system (mill ditch, water house and water bridge to the factory) of a spinning mill property; One of the first industrial mills in the Ore Mountains, regional significance in terms of building history, local history and technology history	08991342
Elberfeld Glanzstoff factories, Tannenberg finishing plant (formerly)	Tannenberg (map)	from 1927 (factory); from 1939 (boiler house)	Textile factory with shed halls (No. 43), administration building, gate system, boiler house (No. 44) with chimney and barracks (No. 42); predominantly clinker buildings in the style of the New Objectivity, artificial silk manufacture, of particular importance in terms of local and architectural history	08991318
Hess-Gut; Lötzschmühle	Tannenberg (map)	1885 (stable house); 1935 (silo); after 1932 (access bridge)	Residential stable house, access bridge over the Zschopau and silo of a mill property; Residential stable house typical of the time, plastered construction, high silo system consisting of one round silo each to the right and left of the access bridge, significance in terms of architectural and technical history	08991317
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Tannenberg (map)	after 1858 (whole milestone)	Milestone; of importance in terms of traffic history	08991352
turbine	Tannenberg (map)	1938 (turbine)	of significance in terms of technology history	08991340
Balduin Schreiber (formerly) cigar factory	Tannenberg (map)	marked 1913 (factory)	Former cigar factory; Elaborately designed reform style architecture, significance in terms of building history and local history	08991346
Catenary mast	Tannenberg (map)	around 1920 (overhead line mast)	Originally preserved testimony to the electrification of the community, of importance in terms of local development	08991331
Iron hammer; Zainhammer	Tannenberg (map)	after 1850, core older (hammer mill)	Former iron hammer; Plastered construction, historic industrial and craft buildings, some technology still available, significance in terms of building history, local history and technology history	08991332

Thalheim / Erzgeb., City

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Gustav Drechsel stocking factory (formerly)	(Map)	1924, according to the building file (factory building)	Factory building (address: Chemnitzer Strasse 40-40c and Kurz Strasse 1a); Typical building built for the stocking manufacturer Gustav Drechsel with a representative design, characterizing the façade facing the street, reform style architecture, of local and industrial significance	09238278
Stocking factory Müller (formerly)	(Map)	1906, according to the building file (stocking factory); 1924 expanded, according to the building file (stocking factory)	Factory building; Built for Friedrich Viktor Müller and expanded for the stocking manufacturer Paul Müller and appealingly redesigned with a beautiful 1920s plaster facade in an elevated position, with the formerly associated villa (see Innere Bergstrasse 4), forming an ensemble typical of the time, in terms of building history and local history, urban planning and architectural design significant	09238285
Building of an elevated water tank	(Map)	around 1905 (elevated water tank)	Significance in terms of building history and technology history	09238288
Cardboard factory Clemens Claus (formerly)	(Map)	probably around 1900 (technical systems)	Technical systems of a paper factory (Kugelkocher, Koller, Holländer); historical technical equipment and systems of the former paper and cardboard factory Clemens Claus, of technical and local significance	09238293
Advertising pillar	(Map)	1st third of the 20th century (advertising column)	In a picture-defining location in the intersection area, an object of urban historical importance and high local historical value	09238286
Gustav Drechsel stocking factory (formerly)	(Map)	1924, according to the building file (factory building)	Factory building (address: Chemnitzer Strasse 40-40c and Kurz Strasse 1a); Typical building built for the stocking manufacturer Gustav Drechsel with a representative design, characterizing the façade facing the street, reform style architecture, of local and industrial significance	09238278
Meadow mill	(Map)	marked 1838 (mill)	Mill (with preserved technical equipment), miller's house, side building, mill ditch, garden pavilion and three courtyard trees of a three-sided mill; old oil mill with preserved technical equipment, with its surroundings and technology largely authentically preserved ensemble of half-timbered buildings in a floodplain that characterizes the townscape, the last preserved of the eight mills in the village, of regional, technical and local history	09238302
Stocking factory Wilhelm Rudolph (formerly)	(Map)	marked 1901 (residential building); 1923-1924 (stocking factory); 1924 (factory building, east)	Factory owner's house (no. 11) in open development and factory building (no. 11a, eastern section) in the courtyard, with gate and fence; For the stocking manufacturer W. Rudolph, attractively designed plastered buildings typical of the time, parts of a grown, compact ensemble in a central location, of architectural and local significance	09238246
Advertising pillar	(Map)	1st third of the 20th century (advertising column)	Preserved object of urban historical importance and high historical value in the local area	09238287
Stocking factory O. Görner jr. (former)	(Map)	1905, according to the building file (factory building)	Factory building; Factory building built for the stocking manufacturer Görner, one of the most stately buildings in the town, in a central location, appealing design and in good original condition, of industrial and local history as well as urban planning significance	09238226

Wiesenbad thermal baths

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Railway bridge	Neundorf (map)	1864 (railway bridge)	of significance in terms of technology history	08967486
	Cold muff	Neundorf (map)	17./18. Century (stockpile)	Dump; of importance in terms of mining history and technology history	08967495
	Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Schönfeld (map)	marked 1723 (quarter milestone)	Post mileage column; Quarter milestone, important in terms of traffic history	08967510
	Turbine house	Thermal bath Wiesenbad (map)	1st half of the 20th century (turbine house)	of significance in terms of technology history	08967576
	Big crack	Thermal bath Wiesenbad (map)	16./17. Century (mining facility)	Binge and dump “Big Riss”; Significant in terms of mining history and local history	08967494
	Road bridge	Thermal bath Wiesenbad (map)	Late 19th century (road bridge)	Quarry stone arch bridge, historically important	08967490
More pictures	Sky mill	Himmelmühle, Wiesenbad thermal baths (map)	historical from the 16th century (mill); 2nd half of the 19th century (house); around 1860 (manor house); 2nd half of the 19th century (inn); around 1860 (Remise)	Manor house (No. 12), residential building (No. 3), coach house (next to No. 3), guest house (No. 5), outbuilding (No. 14), two factory buildings, chimney and mill pit of a former mill estate; of importance in terms of building history, regional history and technology history	08967489
	Railway keeper's house with outbuildings	Thermal bath Wiesenbad (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (railway keeper's house)	of importance in terms of railway history	08967579
	Wiesenbad station	Thermal bath Wiesenbad (map)	1905 (reception building)	Reception building, footbridge over moat, platform hall and garage of a train station; Significance in terms of building history, railway history and technology history	08967573
	Pedestrian bridge over a railway line	Wiesa (map)	probably 1866 (pedestrian bridge)	Quarry stone arch bridge, historically important	08967558
	Road bridge over the Zschopau	Wiesa (map)	19th century (road bridge)	historically important	08967506
	Railway bridge	Wiesa (map)	1864 (railway bridge)	Quarry stone arch bridge, historically important	09306231
More pictures	Klemm mill	Wiesa (map)	Mid 19th century (mill)	Residential mill house and production building of a mill property, with mill ditch; central location, of architectural and local importance	08967551
	Ash bridge	Wiesa (at Talstraße 10) (map)	1930s (road bridge)	Road bridge over the Zschopau; Quarry stone arch bridge, historically important	08967550

Thum, city

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Herold lime works (totality)	Herald (card)	marked 1852 (lime works)	Individual features of the whole Herold lime works: two lime kilns and ancillary buildings (No. 9), mouth hole with integrated lime kiln, retaining wall and hut (No. 8) - (see also Herold lime works - Obj. 09300458); relevance to technology and local history, rarity	09247911
Herold lime works (totality)	Herald (card)	marked 1852 (lime works)	Herold lime works as a whole, with the following individual monuments: two lime kilns and ancillary buildings (No. 9), mouth hole with integrated lime kiln, retaining wall and hut (No. 8) - (see list of individual monuments - Obj. 09247911), with the following elements as a whole: other buildings (No. 10) the lime works; relevance to technology and local history, rarity	09300458
Engine shed of the former Herolder train station	Herald (card)	around 1886 (railway operations facility)	of importance in terms of railway history	09247928
Herold station	Herald (card)	1886 (reception building)	Reception building (with attached goods shed) as well as toilets of a former train station; significance in terms of local history and traffic history	09247926
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Herald (card)	1865 (whole milestone)	Milestone; of importance in terms of traffic history	09247916
Jahnsbach train station	Jahnsbach (map)	1911 (reception building)	Reception building, toilet block and goods shed of a former train station; of importance in terms of local history and traffic history	09247935
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Jahnsbach (map)	1865 (milestone)	Milestone; of importance in terms of traffic history	09306072
Thumer sand	Thum (card)	15th century (mining)	Mining Soap Area (tin ore mining); one of the largest contiguous tin soap areas in Germany, of mining historical importance	09247887
Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Thum (card)	marked 1727 (post distance column)	Post mileage column; Copy of a distance column, important in terms of traffic history	09247892

Selva, city

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Road bridge over the Zschopau (see also Großolbersdorf municipality, Heidelbach - Obj. 09305379)	Raft place (map)	Mid 19th century (road bridge)	Quarry stone arch bridge, of importance in terms of building history and technology	09207708
Waystone	Raft place (map)	Late 19th century (Wegestein)	small obelisk of historical importance	09247868
Road bridge over the Zschopau valley	Raft place (map)	around 1930 (road bridge)	Stone arch bridge, of importance in terms of building history and technology	09206921
Haldenzug palm tree; Heap palm tree; Halde palm branch	Gehringswalde (map)	before 1400 (stockpile)	Haldenzug Palmbaum u. a. with the heaps of palm branches and palm trees; Important mining historical monument, of technical importance	09206776
Felber-Stolln shaft	Gehringswalde (map)	16th century (shaft)	Shaft on the Felber tunnel; with arch-like vault lining in the shaft, of significance in terms of mining history and technology history	09206887
Road bridge over the Hüttenbach	Gehringswalde (map)	marked 1829 (road bridge)	Stone arch bridge with swinging central pillar and partial stone parapet, despite modernization, authentic testimony to the history of traffic, significant in terms of building history and technology history	09206927
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Heinzebank (card)	around 1860 (milestone)	Milestone; Converted to a milestone, evidence of traffic history	09300318
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Hilmersdorf (map)	after 1858 (half milestone)	Milestone; Half milestone, of importance for the history of traffic	09206905
Hut house of the Dreibrüderschacht and mountain smithy in the forest	Hilmersdorf (map)	1853/1854 (core building)	As the largest hut in the district, it is a testament to mining in the Ore Mountains, of local and architectural importance	09206920
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Schönbrunn (map)	after 1858 (milestone)	Milestone; later a branching stone, of importance in terms of traffic history	09206902
Selva station; Zschopautalbahn; Pressnitz Valley Railway	Schönbrunn	around 1880 (reception building)	Entrance building, platform roof and staircase of the Selva station; Traffic-historically remarkable building in the arched style	09206818
Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Schönbrunn (map)	marked 1724 (full mile column)	Post mileage column; Full-mile column, significance in terms of traffic history	09206848
Zschopau Bridge	Schönbrunn (map)	marked 1770 (road bridge)	Road bridge over the Zschopau, with coat of arms stone; of importance in terms of building history, traffic history and landscape design	09206844
Healing spring; Knappschafts Kurklinik	Warm bath	discovered in the 14th century (source system); Inaugurated in 1861 (springs)	Source system; Healing spring with tunnels and light shafts, spring with remains of the old water art, of local and technical significance	09206913
Hut mill	Warmbad (map)	marked 1836 (old house); 1910–1915 (new residential building); 1st half of the 19th century (barn)	Two houses and the barn of the mill; older residential building with half-timbered upper floor, of importance in terms of building history, local history and landscape	09206943
Help-God-Stollen	Selva (map)	16th century (mouth hole)	Mouth hole of the help of God tunnel; Mining historical importance	09206884
Junge-Bless-Gottes-Stollen	Selva (map)	16th century (mouth hole)	Mouth hole of the boy blessing god adit; Mining historical importance	09206886
Neuglücker Stolln	Selva (map)	from 1557 (mouth hole)	Mouth of the Neuglücker tunnel; Mining historical importance	09206885
Selva waterworks	Selva (map)	around 1905 (waterworks)	Elevated tank of the waterworks; in Art Nouveau forms, of local and technical historical importance	09206919
St. Johannes daily shaft	Selva (map)	from 1538 (shaft)	Shaft of the former Johannes adit; Mining historical importance	09206916
Zschopau Bridge	Selva (map)	marked 1770 (road bridge)	Road bridge over the Zschopau, with coat of arms stone; of importance in terms of building history, traffic history and landscape design	09206844
Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Selva (map)	marked 1724 (quarter milestone)	Post mileage column; Quarter milestone, significance in terms of traffic history	09206815
Göbel button factory (formerly)	Selva (map)	around 1910 (factory)	Former button factory; Stately factory building with reform style elements from around 1910, of importance in terms of building history, local history and technology history	09206803
Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Selva (map)	marked 1730 (post distance column)	Post mileage column; Copy of a distance column, significance in terms of traffic history	09206751
Tropper tunnel	Selva (map)	18th century (mouth hole)	Mouth hole of the Tropper tunnel; Mining historical importance	09206847

Zschopau, city

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Aqueduct over the Krumhermersdorfer Bach and water house	Krumhermersdorf (map)	1905–1907 (aqueduct)	imposing hydraulic bridge, of importance in terms of building history, technology history and characterizing the townscape, serves to supply drinking water from the Neunzehnhainer dams to Chemnitz	08964717
Road bridge (at the train station) over the Zschopau	Wilischthal (map)	around 1865 (road bridge)	Bridge construction made of quarry stone, two low segment arches on piers arranged in the middle of the river, of architectural and technological significance	08961753
Road bridge over the Zschopau and over a railway line	Wilischthal (map)	around 1910 (road bridge)	Imposing, wide-span arched bridge, relief arches in the spandrels, striking rustication, original railings, of importance in terms of building history, technology history and the street scene	08961756
Waystone	Wilischthal (map)	around 1870 (Wegestein)	three-sided, semicircular closing stone with signposts at a fork in the road	08961754
Wilischthal-Thum narrow-gauge railway	Wilischthal (map)	around 1885 (railway bridge)	Railway bridge of the Wilischthaler narrow-gauge railway over the Zschopau; Remarkable bridge structure, steel lattice girders on round pillars arranged in the middle of the river, of importance in terms of building history, technology history and local history	08961752
Road bridge over the Wilisch	Wilischthal (map)	around 1910 (road bridge)	simple segment arch bridge with distinctive rustication, original railing, important in terms of architectural and technical history	08961755
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Zschopau	2nd half of the 19th century (station stone); around 1900 (kilometer stone)	Milestone, made into a kilometer stone; Station stone, significance in terms of traffic history	09300720
Cotton mill Oehme (formerly)	Zschopau	1826 (spinning mill); 1830–1831 (residential building)	Main building with extension, engine room and chimney as well as residential buildings of a spinning mill including a bridge over the Mühlgraben and the outflow of the Mühlgraben into the Zschopau; Remarkable, historically grown industrial plant, one of the early start-ups in the city, the founding phase represented by the residential building, which has largely been preserved, expansion phase through the broad, four-storey main building, of importance in terms of architectural and technical history	08961751
Winkler company (formerly); Metal construction Korsche	Zschopau (map)	around 1910 (stocking factory)	Factory; high-quality, very regularly structured factory building, one of the former stocking factories typical of the Zschopau industry, of importance in terms of building history and local history	08961484
Zschopau train station	Zschopau (map)	around 1865 (reception building)	Reception building, platform roofing, staircase and goods handling of the Zschopau train station; Well-preserved late classicist station building as well as traditionalist building for goods handling with distinctive Biedermeier motifs, station owes its location to the neighboring Bodemer spinning mill, which is important in terms of building history, railway history and technology history	08961661
Railway bridge over the Zschopau with a flanking embankment wall	Zschopau (map)	around 1865 (railway bridge)	Bridge construction built in quarry stone, pillars in the middle of the river carry wide-span segment arches, of significance in terms of building history and technology history	08961742
Railway keeper's house between two Zschopau bridges	Zschopau (map)	last third of the 19th century (railway keeper's house)	simple, unchanged functional building for monitoring the railway line on the Zschopau bridges, original bell housing, functional connection with railway bridges, important in terms of railway history	08961748
Railway bridge over the Zschopau with a flanking embankment wall	Zschopau (map)	around 1865 (first bridge); around 1930 (steel beam bridge)	characteristic reconstruction of a segment arch bridge with the addition of a further pillar, the yoke spanning the river with a curved beam in steel framework, of architectural and technical historical importance	08961745
Residential mill house	Zschopau (map)	last third of the 19th century (mill)	stately, largely original mill construction with the use of hydropower, of importance in terms of building history and technology	08961750
Mafrasa Textilwerke (Marschel Frank Sachs AG)	Zschopau (map)	Late 19th century (textile industry); around 1900 (Schütz)	Spinning mill with factory building (No. 58a, 58 g), administration building (No. 58b), former horse stables (No. 58d, 58e, 58f), front garden and roofed gate at the Mühlgraben; Remarkable factories located on historic mill grounds, dominant production building, sophisticated administrative building with neo-baroque styles, in the immediate vicinity of the historic city center, of architectural and technological significance	08961496
Deep Erbstollen; Glad hope tunnel; Holy Trinity treasure trove	Zschopau (map)	15./16. Century (tunnel)	Tunnels, dumps and drainage facilities along the south-eastern bank of the Zschopau; important evidence of historical mining in Zschopau	08961741
Bleach on the old sickness	Zschopau (map)	2nd third of the 18th century, old building No. 4 (Bleiche); 19th century, new building No. 2 (Bleiche); around 1910, in essence probably older (residential building); 19th century (bridge); 19th century (road bridge)	Bleiche with old building (No. 4), new building (No. 2), residential building (No. 6), former Bleichgarten with access bridge and bridge over the Mühlgraben; Historically significant commercial complex in a prominent location, garden important as the site of the former Bleiche, of architectural, local and technological history	08961740
Zschopau Bridge	Zschopau (map)	1813-1814 (road bridge); 1932 (bridge monument)	Bridge over the Zschopau with subsequent viaduct and bridge monument leading up to the city; Valuable historical bridge construction, spanning the Zschopau in two arches, distinctive, semicircular reinforced central pillar, important in terms of building history, shaping the cityscape and technological history	08961492
Motorcycle works Zschopau	Zschopau (map)	around 1915 (building 6); 1925 (Buildings 7, 8, 9, 14)	Factory with multi-storey production buildings (6, 7, 9, 14) and administration building 8; One of the most important works complexes in Zschopau in terms of industrial history, architecturally remarkable buildings by the Chemnitz industrial architect Willy Schönefeld in the factual forms of the New Building, of importance in terms of building history, local history and technology history	08961663
Former spinning mill building with a garden in front (garden monument) and garden shed	Zschopau (map)	marked 1837 and 1838 (spinning mill); around 1880 (garden house)	Imposing three-storey factory building of a manorial character, central projection with tympanum, original door, of architectural and local significance	08961489
Railway bridge over the Zschopau with flanking embankment walls	Zschopau (map)	around 1865 (railway bridge)	impressive bridge structure built in quarry stone, pillar in the middle of the river carries two wide-span segment arches, of architectural and technological significance	08961739
Bodemerhaus; Coach house	Zschopau (map)	1805 (manufacture)	Manufactory or Factory building, associated coach house, barn and garden; representative commercial building, risal structure with late baroque motifs, main and auxiliary buildings combined by similarly structured mansard hipped roofs, significant as the founding building of the industrial development in Zschopau, of architectural and technological importance	08961493
Zschopau cotton spinning mill (Bodemer)	Zschopau (map)	1st half of the 19th century, (part of the textile industry); 1879 (weir)	Spinning mill with factory buildings (from two construction phases), coach house, transformer house, stairs to the train station, administration building and weir in Zschopau; In terms of industrial history, the most important complex in Zschopau, connected with the name of the Bodemer family of industrialists, impressive overall system, high-quality components, legibility of the development, mostly original, weir according to Johann Georg Bodemer's own design, of importance in terms of building history, local history and technology history	08961662
Railway bridge over the Zschopau with flanking embankment walls	Zschopau (map)	around 1865 (railway bridge)	Segmented arch bridge built in quarry stone on a pillar arranged in the middle of the river, of architectural and technological significance	08961743
Zschopautalbahn; Railway line Annaberg-Buchholz und Bf - Flöha	Zschopau (map)	around 1865 (bridge)	Bridge over the railway below Waldkirchener Straße; Tunnel-like underpass with a horseshoe-shaped cross-section, of importance in terms of traffic and building history	08961746
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Zschopau (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (station stone)	Milestone, made into a kilometer stone; Station stone, of importance in terms of traffic history	09300719
Aqueduct over the Zschopau	Zschopau (map)	1905–1907 (aqueduct)	The water pipe spanning the Zschopau in five arches, clad in stone, part of the Chemnitz water supply, of architectural and technological significance	08961747
Old brewery	Zschopau (map)	1864 (brewery)	Brewery with embankment wall and enclosure; Very distinctive small-town brewery building with remarkable structural remains of the brewery equipment, of industrial, technical and urban history interest as an early example of small-town industrial brewing	08961676

Zschorlau

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Road bridge over the Zwickauer Mulde, the Floßgraben and a railway line	Albernau (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (road bridge)	Stone arch bridge in a mighty construction, technical monument with relevance to the history of traffic and the townscape, the bridge is located in the communities of Zschorlau and Bockau (see also Obj. 09306084)	08958583
Schneeberger Floßgraben (entity)	Albernau (map)	1556–1559 (raft ditch)	The whole of the Schneeberger Floßgraben, with Rechenhaus, Floßgraben and Floßgrabensteig in the municipalities of Zschorlau (OT Zschorlau, OT Albernau), Aue (districts Aue and Auerhammer) and Bad Schlema (OT Bad Schlema), of which the sub-section Zschorlau, OT Albernau: the single monument Rechenhaus (see list of individual monuments - Obj. 08992432, Schindlerswerk 1) and the aggregate part: Floßgraben with Floßgrabensteig (see also other aggregate components in the aggregate list: Zschorlau, OT Zschorlau - Obj. 09301529, Aue, Stadt - Obj. 08957509 and Bad Schlema, OT Bad Schlema - Obj. 09301528); Significant testimony to the art of mine shedding as well as the logging and timber rafting to supply the Schneeberg smelters and mines, of value in terms of mining history, technology history and regional history	09301527
Blue color work Schindler's work; also Schneeberger ultramarine factory	Albernau (map)	founded in 1649 (blue color factory); in the core of the 17th century (mansion, later office); around 1855 (wet mill); around 1900 (factory)	Dye factory »Schindlerswerk« with the former manor house of the blue color works (office), magazine, laboratory, box-making, sawmill, former machine house, wet mill, drainage and slurry mill, blue mill, barrel packing and dry mill, mechanical workshop, large works 1 and 2, clay molding and sorting , Shipping, packing, box house and two chimneys; Significant evidence of the early Saxon coal and steel industry with high relevance to technical history, building history and local history (designation of the building parts according to the modern works plan), formerly an important location for the previously self-sufficient paint production	08958566
Wood grinding and cardboard factory Schindler's factory	Albernau (map)	1886, in essence probably older (cardboard factory); Late 19th century (turbine)	Cardboard factory (formerly paper mill) of the blue color factory »Schindlerswerk«, with two water turbines; Part of the technical monument ensemble Schindler's work, somewhat remote from the main factory, with architectural, technical and local significance	08958562
Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Burkhardtsgrün (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (milestone)	Milestone; reworked to a milestone, significance in terms of traffic history	08958578
"The hand"	Zschorlau (map)	marked 1840 (Wegestein)	Waystone; slim and tall Pilar, testimony to the historical traffic development, of local importance	08958567
Schneeberger Floßgraben (entity)	Zschorlau (map)	1556–1559 (raft ditch)	Material entity component of the entity entity Schneeberger Floßgraben, with Rechenhaus, Floßgraben and Floßgrabensteig in the communities of Zschorlau (OT Zschorlau, OT Albernau), Aue (districts Aue and Auerhammer) and Bad Schlema (OT Bad Schlema), of which belong to the sub-section Zschorlau, OT Zschorlau: the Subject aggregate part Floßgraben with Floßgrabensteig (see also aggregate list of the municipality of Zschorlau, OT Albernau - Obj. 09301527); Significant testimony to the art of mine shedding as well as the logging and timber rafting to supply the Schneeberg smelters and mines, of value in terms of mining history, technology history and regional history	09301529
Road bridge over the Zschorlaubach	Zschorlau (map)	marked 1811 (road bridge)	Stone arch bridge, testimony to the historical development of Zschorlaus, with significance for the history of traffic	08958545
Zigzag kiln and brick drying shed in a former brick factory	Zschorlau (map)	after 1900 (brickworks part)	Evidence of the industrial development of Zschorlaus with significance in the history of technology	08958558
Türkschacht; Fundgrube Türk; Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Zschorlau (map)	1887/1888 (headframe); 1838–1844 (shaft)	Individual features of the aggregate Schneeberger Revier: headframe, shaft and dump (see also aggregate list - Obj. 09301575); Evidence of mining that characterizes the landscape, headframe as the oldest and as one of the few preserved of great rarity value in Saxony, of particular importance in terms of technology, mining history and local history	08958581
Schneeberger Revier (entity)	Zschorlau (map)	15-19 Century (mining equipment part)	Material component of the material population Schneeberger Revier: totality of evidence of the Schneeberg-Neustädtel mining from opencast and mine buildings, heaps, hydraulic engineering systems etc. from several centuries, including the following individual features in the community of Zschorlau: headframe, shaft and pile of the Türkschacht (see individual monument list - Obj . 08958581) as well as the aggregate part: a heap (see also aggregate list of the community of Schneeberg - Obj. 09301518); Entity that is coherent in terms of content and appearance and of relevance to the landscape and the appearance of the locality, of outstanding, multi-layered and sometimes also singular importance for the history of ore mining in Saxony	09301575
Mountain blessing 1	Zschorlau (map)	around 1955 (stockpile)	Overburden dump of a former bismuth mine; Mining evidence with relevance to the townscape, technical history and local history	08958513
Old mining in Gößnitzgrund; St. Anna am Freudenstein and Troster Stolln (visitor mine); Schneeberger Revier	Zschorlau (map)	from the 15th century (mining equipment part)	Mine building of the old mining area in Gößnitzgrund with mouth hole of St. Anna tunnel; underground systems of several pits, including the most important silver mine St. Anna am Freudenstein, mouth hole of the St. Anna tunnel, the only predominantly unadulterated tunnel mouth hole that has been passed down, together with the preserved and accessible tunnels, shafts, ore mining and a bicycle room of importance in terms of mining history and technology history	08958536
Zschorlau gasworks (formerly)	Zschorlau (map)	1907 (gas works)	Former gas works (hall with annex); Typical industrial building as evidence of the historical infrastructure, of local and technical historical importance, today part of the mining ensemble around the St. Anna am Freudenstein mine	08958530
AG Sächsische Werke, Auerhammer wood grinding shop (formerly)	Zschorlau (map)	around 1920 (canal)	Company ditch of the former Auerhammer wood grinding shop; Part of the complex hydropower plant of a former production site, of technical historical importance	08957513

Zwönitz, city

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Brünlos (card)	19th century (milestone)	Milestone; with later kilometer information, significance in terms of traffic history	09238099
	Transformer tower	Brünlos (card)	around 1920 (transformer station)	Building that has largely been preserved in its original form, as a testament 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	09238104
	Waystone	Brünlos (card)	Early 20th century (Wegestein)	traffic history significance	09238098
	Christmas mountain	Brünlos (card)	1907–1960, construction period with interruptions (diorama)	Mechanically oriental Christmas mountain; one of the few preserved Christmas mountains typical of the region, imposing mechanics, folkloric and artisanal significance	09238094
More pictures	Bone pounder	Dorfchemnitz (map)	1744 (stable house); probably end of the 16th century or 17th century (mill extension); 1744 installation (stamping plant)	Residential stable house, mill extension with preserved technology and mill wheel, mill pond and surrounding trees; Authentically preserved bone mill in half-timbered construction, a rare mill for the region, mill of architectural, local and technical historical importance, at times also inheritance	09238341
	Entrance building of the station	Dorfchemnitz (map)	around 1875 (reception building)	Railway station architecture typical of the time, of importance in terms of building history, railway history and local history	09238339
	Stocking factory CW Schletter (formerly)	Dorfchemnitz (map)	middle building 1924, building file (factory building); northern section 1906–1908, building files u. Information (factory building)	Factory building (northern and central part); Former stocking factory CW Schletter, today Fa. Falke, importance in terms of building history, local history and the townscape, evidence of the typical and important hosiery industry in the region	09238337
	Bad luck	Hormersdorf (map)	18th or 19th century (Pechhütte)	local historical and folkloric importance	09238029
	Thierfelder stocking factory (formerly)	Hormersdorf (map)	1902, according to the building file (factory building)	Factory building; Former Wilhelm Thierfelder stocking factory, typical industrial building of the time, of architectural and local significance	09238084
	Factory building	Hormersdorf (map)	1927 (factory building)	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	09238019
	Erzgebirge Dynamite Factory Geyer; Poison hut	Hormersdorf (map)	19th century (factory); 19th century (stockpile)	Surveys of the former Geyer dynamite factory; Location of the medieval poison hut, of local and technological significance	09238087
	Weißbach stocking factory (formerly)	Hormersdorf (map)	1913, according to the building file (factory building)	Factory building of the former Weißbach stocking factory, evidence of the industrialization of the place, of architectural and local importance	09238025
	Fuchsbrunn Bridge	Kühnhaide (map)	1898–1899 (viaduct)	Railway bridge (see also Lößnitz municipality, OT Dittersdorf - Obj. 09305272); Significance in terms of traffic history and structural engineering, the only one of the former 7 viaducts on the Lößnitz – Scheibenberg railway line to be preserved	09238319
	Railway bridge	Kühnhaide (map)	around 1900 (railway bridge)	important in terms of railway history and technology history	09238318
	Silver studs	Kühnhaide (map)	18th century (mouth hole)	Mouth hole of the silver stud; Testimony to the historical Zwönitz ore mining, of significance in terms of mining history	09238326
	Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Kühnhaide (map)	marked 1724, copy (half mile column)	Post mileage column; Copy of a half-mile column, of significance in terms of traffic history	09304956
	Stone arch bridge	Kühnhaide (map)	19th century (access bridge)	local significance	09238323
	Stone arch bridge with railings and embankment walls	Lenkersdorf (map)	1875 (road bridge)	of importance in terms of traffic history	09238362
	Kommunestolln "God's blessing"	Niederzwönitz (map)	18th century (former tunnel)	Mouth hole of the commune "Blessing God"; Access to the former commune tunnel, local and mining historical significance, evidence of local ore mining	09238432
	Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Niederzwönitz (map)	marked 1724, copy (quarter milestone)	Post mileage column; Copy of a quarter milestone, of importance in terms of traffic history	09304955
More pictures	Niederzwönitz paper mill	Niederzwönitz (map)	Parts 1781, lintel (paper mill); around 1850, today's facility (paper mill); 1872, drying building, information board (outbuilding); marked 1772 (water trough)	Paper mill with technical equipment, drying building, granite water trough and mill ditch; Of importance in terms of building history, local history and technology history	09238420
	Austelvilla	Niederzwönitz (map)	marked 1885–1886, inscription panel on the 2nd floor (factory owner's villa)	Factory owner's villa, villa garden with pavilion and grotto, “Neues Glück” colliery and technical equipment in the former Austelmühle; Villa of the Austel family of manufacturers with park, representative building in neo-Renaissance style of local historical, artistic, architectural and urban significance	09238397
	Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Niederzwönitz (map)	marked 1725, copy (full mile column)	Post mileage column; Copy of a full-mile column, important in terms of traffic history	09304954
	Transformer tower	Niederzwönitz (map)	around 1920 (transformer station)	Technical-historical significance, evidence of the electrification of the place	09238396
	Colored weaving mill A. Louis Wetzel (formerly)	Niederzwönitz (map)	1911–1912 (factory building)	Factory building of a former stocking factory and weaving mill; Largely original, stately building typical of the time in the center of the village, evidence of the industrialization of the village, architectural and local historical importance as well as urban development	09238393
	M. Geller & Co. stocking factory (formerly)	Niederzwönitz (map)	around 1923 according to the building file (factory building)	Factory building with chimney and enclosure; Former sock factory M. Geller & Co., 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	09238392
	Stone arch bridge and bank reinforcement	Zwönitz (map)	19th century (access bridge)	Access to the former hammer mill via the Zwönitz, significant importance of the townscape	09238428
	Signal masts and signal box on the Zwönitz railway site, Chemnitz – Aue line	Zwönitz (map)	Signal masts after 1900 (security and signal systems); around 1900 (signal box)	Significance in terms of traffic history and technology history	09238423
More pictures	Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Zwönitz (map)	marked 1727 (post distance column)	Post mileage column; Copy of a distance column, significance in terms of traffic history	09238493

Remarks

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

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