List of technical monuments in the Central Saxony district (A – E)

The list of technical monuments in the district of central Saxony contains the technical monuments in the district of central Saxony .

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 Central Saxony district (A – E)
• List of technical monuments in the Central Saxony district (F – G)
• List of technical monuments in the district of Central Saxony (H – N)
• List of technical monuments in the Central Saxony district (O – Z)

The letters correspond to the first letters of the municipality names.

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• Image: shows a picture of the cultural monument and, if applicable, a link to further photos of the cultural monument in the Wikimedia Commons media archive
• Designation: Name, designation or the type of cultural monument
• Location: If available, street name and house number of the cultural monument; The list is basically sorted according to this address. The map link leads to various map displays and gives the coordinates of the cultural monument.
  

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• Dating: indicates the year of completion or the date of the first mention or the period of construction
• Description: structural and historical details of the cultural monument, preferably the monument properties
• ID: is awarded by the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony. It clearly identifies the cultural monument. The link leads to a PDF document from the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony, which summarizes the information on the monument, contains a map sketch and often a detailed description. For former cultural monuments sometimes no ID is given, if one is given, this is the former ID. The corresponding link leads to an empty document at the state office. The following icon can also be found in the ID column ; this leads to information on this cultural monument at Wikidata .

Altmittweida

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Water tower	Altmittweida (map)	around 1900 (water tower)	Water tower; architecturally remarkable building that dominates the surrounding landscape, largely original	09244590
	Mittweida waterworks	Altmittweida (map)		Waterworks with machine room, apartment of the waterworks master, well house and other outbuildings; Created in connection with the water tower (see also there), important testimony to the history of technology, carefully composed system in terms of design, in good condition	09244592

Augustusburg, city

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Augustusburg mountain station	Augustusburg (map)	1910–1911 (cable car)	Augustusburg funicular railway with valley station and mountain station as well as the technical systems and bridge; important technical installation, which was of great importance for the development of tourism	09240080
	Pedestrian bridge over the Zschopau	Erdmannsdorf (map)	1904 (pedestrian bridge)	Precast reinforced concrete bridge with Visintini girder, is characterized by a special concrete construction, is probably one of the first bridges of this type of construction, of importance in terms of building history and technology	09240837
	Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Erdmannsdorf (map)	after 1858 (half milestone)	Milestone; Half milestone, revised and repositioned, testimony to traffic history	09301173
	Cotton mill (formerly)	Erdmannsdorf (map)	1837 (Blauhaus); 1926 (administration building and residential building); 1897 (factory building); 1905/07 (factory building)	Administration building (No. 1, 3), factory building, blue house and chimney of a former cotton mill; Last remaining building of the former cotton mill, of architectural, industrial and local significance	09240822
	Calico bleach	Erdmannsdorf (map)	around 1769 (bleach)	Residential building; Upper floor half-timbered, probably a former calico printing plant, of architectural and local significance	09240824
	Transformer house	Erdmannsdorf (map)	around 1910 (transformer station)	Small truss type construction of technical and local history importance	09247879
More pictures	House bridge	Hennersdorf (map)	1840 (road bridge)	Covered wooden bridge over the Zschopau; of importance in terms of traffic history, building history and architectural art	09240924
	Old spinning mill; Hennersdorf factory and study center	Hennersdorf (map)	around 1830 (part of the textile industry)	North (No. 16) and south (No. 18) factory buildings of a former spinning mill; No. 16 elongated two-storey plastered building with slightly protruding head structures, flat over-gabled central projection, belt cornice, No. 18 four-story plastered building with hipped roof, as one of the early cotton mills in Saxony of great industrial historical importance	09240921
	Bridge over the Mühlgraben	Kunnersdorf (map)	marked 1863 (road bridge)	historically important	09240840
	Cotton fleece and cotton wool factory A. Schreiber & Co. (formerly)	Kunnersdorf (map)	1905 (villa); 1859 (factory); 1899 (new building after fire)	Residential and administrative building (later a villa, now a residential building) of a former cotton wool factory as well as a factory building with two machine rooms, including 8 carding machines and associated box feeders; As the location of one of the oldest wadding factories in Saxony, of industrial history as well as architectural (villa) importance, the now rare textile machines of the late 19th century are also of great importance in terms of technology history	09243880

Bobritzsch-Hilbersdorf

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	bridge	Hilbersdorf (map)	after 1861 (road bridge)	Wide-span natural stone arch bridge over the railway tracks, significance in terms of traffic history	08991546
More pictures	Viaduct Muldenhütten	Hilbersdorf (map)	1860/1861 (viaduct)	Railway viaduct of the railway line Dresden Hbf - Abzw Werdau Arc triangle over the Freiberger Mulde; eight-arched railway bridge over the Mulde with design elements (see also Freiberg, town south-western part of the bridge district Zug, Obj. 09304644), engineering structure that characterizes the landscape, testimony to the railway history (route development), also of architectural significance	08991545
	Old mining area Rammelsberg (material entity); Freiberg district	Hilbersdorf (map)	15th century to around 1950, mining activities in the area (mining facility)	Totality of the old mining area Rammelsberg: Post-mining landscape with Halden and Bingen, Halden and Bingenzügen, several hut houses, remains of artificial ditches, mining ponds and tunnels in the area of ​​the municipality of Bobritzsch-Hilbersdorf with the associated districts of Hilbersdorf and Niederbobritzsch and the municipality of Weißenborn / Erzgeb. with the associated district Weißenborn, of which the sub-section OT Hilbersdorf includes: the individual monuments of the former Huthaus (without additions), heap with remains of the greenhouse walls and other (heap) retaining walls (Am Friedrich 1 -Obj. 08991544) and the material parts of Halden, Bingen , Heaps and dumps as well as pond embankments (see list in the caption text); The old mining area of ​​Rammelsberg and Schieferleithe with a multitude of small heaps and dumps on the corridors of Hilbersdorf, Niederbobritzsch and Weißenborn, important early mining area of ​​the Freiberg mining area with a heyday in the 16th century, during this time also brisk tin mining, main mining for silver, copper and lead, Mining activities from a few pits into the 19th century, most recently ore exploration work by the SDAG Wismut after 1945, of importance for local history, mining history and landscape-defining importance (see also the material component documents of OT Niederbobritzsch -Obj. 09306040 and OT Weißenborn -Obj 09306041)	09306039
More pictures	Old dynamite (so-called); Dynamite factory near Freiberg; Dresdner Dynamitfabrik A.-G.	Hilbersdorf (map)	1882-1932 (explosives factory); 2nd half of the 19th century (retaining wall); 1902, railway connection (railway body)	Production area of ​​the "old dynamite" with earthworks, connecting corridors, retaining walls, partly underground drainage systems and a TNT storage room, plus the former gatehouse (without extension), remains of the head ramp, a railway bridge and the routing of the branch tracks; Fortified and unfortified funnel-shaped ramparts of different sizes as well as associated structures, these belonged to one of only two Saxon dynamite production sites, as evidence of an important production facility for commercial explosives according to the patent of Alfred Nobel of great industrial and technical historical importance for the Saxon mining industry	08991570
	Old dynamite (so-called); Dynamite factory near Freiberg; Dresdner Dynamitfabrik A.-G.	Hilbersdorf (map)	1882-1932 (explosives factory); 2nd half of the 19th century (retaining wall); 1902, railway connection (railway body)	Production area of ​​the "old dynamite" with earthworks, connecting corridors, retaining walls, partly underground drainage systems and a TNT storage room, plus the former gatehouse (without extension), remains of the head ramp, a railway bridge and the routing of the branch tracks; Fortified and unfortified funnel-shaped ramparts of different sizes as well as the associated structures, these belonged to one of only two Saxon dynamite production sites, as evidence of an important production facility for commercial explosives according to the patent of Alfred Nobel of great industrial and technical historical importance for the Saxon mining industry	08991570
	bridge	Hilbersdorf (map)		Arched bridge made of natural stone over the Hilbersdorfer Bach, significance in terms of traffic history	08991526
	Theodor Richtschacht; Friedrich in Rammelsberg; Old mining area Rammelsberg (material entity); Freiberg district	Hilbersdorf (map)	inscribed 1856 (Huthaus); 1856 (remains of the wall of the greenhouse)	Individual features of the above-mentioned aggregate: former hut house (without extensions), heap with remains of walls from the greenhouse and other (heap) retaining walls (see also the aggregate document -obj. 09306039); Evidence of one of the most important pits in the mining area, shaping the landscape due to the size of the hut house and the heap of the Theodor Richtschacht behind it, significant in terms of mining history	08991544
	Railway line Dresden Hbf - Abzw Werdau curved triangle	Hilbersdorf (map)	1860 (railway bridge)	Railway bridge over a dirt road; Type construction in good original condition of importance in terms of traffic history	08991532
	Road bridge	Naundorf (map)	around 1800 (road bridge)	One-yoke arched bridge over the Bobritzsch, connecting the Unteren Engen and the Alte Dorfstraße, of local historical importance	09208368
	Upper mill (former)	Naundorf (map)	marked 1749 (Müllerwohnhaus)	Former mill house of a mill estate (wood grinding shop); Half-timbered house typical of the landscape with originally preserved half-timbered upper floor and attic, of architectural and local significance	09208381
More pictures	Naundorf Viaduct; Railway line Klingenberg-Colmnitz -Oberdittmannsdorf	Naundorf (map)	1921–1923 (railway bridge)	Railway bridge of the former narrow-gauge railway over the B 173 and Grillenburger Strasse; Well-preserved small railway bridge, as a testimony to the disused railway line between Klingenberg-Colmnitz and Oberdittmannsdorf, of importance in terms of technology history, traffic history, local history and the local image	09208373
	Road bridge	Naundorf (map)	1820, the downstream side changed (road bridge)	Three-bay arched bridge with mighty icebreakers from the early 19th century in very good original condition of great importance for the history of traffic and technology	09208199
More pictures	Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Naundorf (map)	around 1858/1860 (whole milestone)	Whole milestone; last received milestone on Dresden-Freiberger Chaussee, of great importance in terms of traffic history	09208375
	Road bridge	Naundorf (map)	around 1750 (road bridge)	One-yoke quarry stone bridge over the Colmnitzbach, of local and architectural importance	09208362
	Waystone	Niederbobritzsch (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (Wegestein)	simple stone, renovated and reorganized by the local history association, as a testimony to regional road links of historical importance	09208264
	Old mining area Rammelsberg (material entity); Freiberg district	Niederbobritzsch (map)	15th century to around 1950, mining activities in the area (mining facility); 1844 (hut house)	Total component of the old mining area Rammelsberg: Post-mining landscape with Halden and Bingen, Halden and Bingenzügen, several hatches, remains of artificial ditches, mining ponds and tunnels in the area of ​​the municipality of Bobritzsch-Hilbersdorf with the associated districts of Hilbersdorf and Niederbobritzsch and the municipality of Weißenborn / Erzgeb. with the associated district Weißenborn, of which the sub-section OT Niederbobritzsch includes: the individual monument Stollnmundloch (Schmiedegasse 23 (next to) -obj. 09208261) and the material parts Halden, Bingen, Halden and Bingenzzüge, a former hut house and a pond (see list in the caption text ); The old mining area of ​​Rammelsberg and Schieferleithe with a multitude of small heaps and dumps on the corridors of Hilbersdorf, Niederbobritzsch and Weißenborn, important early mining area of ​​the Freiberg mining area with a heyday in the 16th century, during this time also brisk tin mining, main mining for silver, copper and lead, Mining activities of a few pits into the 19th century, most recently ore exploration work by the SDAG Wismut after 1945, of local, mining history and landscape-defining importance (see also the overall component documents of OT Hilbersdorf -Obj. 09306039 and OT Weißenborn -Obj. 09306041)	09306040
	Arch bridge	Niederbobritzsch (map)	last quarter of the 19th century (road bridge)	Quarry stone bridge with a curved road over the Bobritzsch, one of the oldest bridges in the village, of local history	09208197
	Stone arch bridge over the Bobritzsch	Niederbobritzsch (map)	1806 according to written source (road bridge)	one of the oldest preserved stone bridges in the village, of significance for the townscape, architectural and local history	09208247
	Fuel pump for standard and ESSO petrol	Niederbobritzsch (map)	1932 (gas pump)	Standing in front of the former workshop or garage building, as one of the last historical gas pumps preserved throughout Saxony, of great importance in terms of traffic history, supply history and technology history	09208223
More pictures	Niederbobritzsch Viaduct; Railway line Dresden Hbf - Abzw Werdau curved triangle	Niederbobritzsch (map)	1859–1862 (viaduct)	Railway bridge over the Bobritzsch and the Dorfstrasse; The townscape-defining engineering structure with nine arches, of importance for the history of traffic	09208181
	Schwarzmühle; Beiermühle	Niederbobritzsch (map)	marked 1845 (residential mill building, mill); 1858 (side building, residential building)	Grinding mill building with miller's apartment, later compound feed factory and ancillary building (today residential building and office); Local historical and local significance	09208242
	Stone arch bridge over the Bobritzsch	Niederbobritzsch (map)	1786 (road bridge)	one of the oldest bridges in the village, characterizing the townscape and its historical significance	09208222
	Railway line Dresden Hbf - or. Werdau arch triangle	Niederbobritzsch (map)	1861/1862 (railway keeper's house); 1861/1862 (shed); 1861/1862 (adjoining building)	Gatekeeper house with two outbuildings; Originally preserved type buildings from the construction time of the Tharandt-Freiberg section, of significance in terms of traffic history	09306038
	Residential building	Niederbobritzsch (map)	1931 (residential building)	Building reminiscent of civil servants' houses in the “Swiss style”, standing on the same plot of land as the timber-framed transformer tower, of significance in terms of building history and the history of local development	09306036
	Overland Power Association Freiberg (formerly)	Niederbobritzsch (map)	1911 (transformer station)	Transformer house; Half-timbered construction, today the only one still preserved in the entire municipality, significance in terms of architectural and technical history	09208259
	Friedrich Erbstolln; Friedrich in Rammelsberg; Old mining area Rammelsberg (material entity); Freiberg district	Niederbobritzsch (map)	from 1837, tunnel driving (part of the mining plant)	Individual monument of the above-mentioned entity: Stollnmundloch (see also the entity document -Obj. 09306039); of importance in terms of local history and mining history	09208261
	Erlermühle	Niederbobritzsch (map)	after 1911 according to fire insurance (reconstruction Mühl); 1867 (side building)	Mill and miller's house, side building and mill ditch; historical mill location with buildings mainly from the 19th and 20th centuries of local historical importance	09208209
	Transformer tower	Niederbobritzsch (map)	after 1918 (transformer station)	Type construction from the 1920s in good original condition, evidence of the electrification of the village, of technical significance	09208340
	Arch bridge	Niederbobritzsch (map)	1st half of the 19th century (road bridge)	The road bridge spanning the Bobritzsch in the segment arch, the lane widened, significance for the history of traffic and the townscape	09208214
	Road bridge over the Bobritzsch	Niederbobritzsch	1st third of the 19th century (road bridge)	One-yoke bridge with a curved roadway on the former route to Hilbersdorf, of architectural and local significance	09208190
	Kirchbrücke (also "Kirchenbrücke" or "Schulbrücke")	Oberbobritzsch (map)	1850 (road bridge)	Arch bridge over the Bobritzsch; one of the oldest quarry stone bridges in the municipality of local and technical historical importance	09208274
	Arch bridge	Oberbobritzsch (map)	marked 1848 (road bridge)	small bridge over the Bobritzsch of importance for the townscape and traffic history	09208272
	Fire extinguishing equipment house	Oberbobritzsch (map)	1931 (fire extinguisher house)	Second oldest syringe house in the community, largely preserved in its original state, of great importance in terms of local history and architectural history	09305892
	Oil mill Willy Weises heirs	Oberbobritzsch (map)	marked 1833 (mill and miller's house); 1900 (side building); predominantly 1950s (mill technology); after 1740 (Mühlgraben)	Stable house with office (old mill building and miller's house), technical equipment in the press room, farm building and former mill ditch; Mill plant of importance for the townscape, building history, local history and technical history	09208266
	Narrow-gauge railway Klingenberg-Colmnitz -Frauenstein (KF 6976)	Oberbobritzsch (map)	1898 (railway keeper's house)	Trainman's house; Well-preserved type building of a guard's house III. Class of the disused narrow-gauge railway line Klingenberg-Colmnitz-Frauenstein of regional historical importance	09305887
	Stone arch bridge over the Bobritzsch	Oberbobritzsch (map)	1806 according to written source (road bridge)	one of the oldest preserved stone bridges in the village, of significance for the townscape, architectural and local history	09208247
	Old school bridge	Oberbobritzsch (map)	marked 1900 (originally 18th century)	Bridge; Single-yoke, steeply rising pedestrian bridge, originally the courtyard access to the farms on the way to school, a singular building of particular importance in terms of technology and local history	09208330
	Path pillar	Sohra (map)	1863/64 (Wegestein)	Restored road column, erected at the intersection of the streets between Oberbobritzsch, Niederbobritzsch, Colmnitz and Pretzschendorf, of importance in terms of traffic and local development	09305794
	Butze-Gut	Sohra (map)	marked 1858 (stable house); 1891 (farm building / barn)	Stable house (with lack of laundry inside), field barn and pond with a wall facing the local road (“Hofteich” in front of Gut Ortsstr. 12) of a former four-sided farm; Dominant, contemporary and landscape-typical residential stable at the entrance to the village, with an associated barn and fish and extinguishing water pond opposite, structural evidence of a stately farm, of importance in terms of building history, the history of the locality and the townscape	09208352

Brand-Erbisdorf, city

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Müdisdorfer Rösche; Müdisdorfer Rösche (main branch); Fire area (entity); Revierwasserlaufanstalt (aggregate)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1589-1590 (Rösche); 1873 Completion of the main branch (Rösche)	Individual features of the totality of the Brander Revier and the totality of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt: Müdisdorfer Rösche with mouth hole (see population lists "Brander Revier" -obj. 09208604 and "Revierwasserlaufanstalt" -obj. 09306334); Artificially created underground aqueduct between the Müdisdorf artificial ditch and the connecting ditch between Erzengler and Rothbächer pond, 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	09208687
	High birch artificial moat; Fire area (entity); Revierwasserlaufanstalt (aggregate)	Brand-Erbisdorf	1589–1590 (artificial moat)	Individual monument of the totality of the Brander Revier and the totality of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt: Hohe Birke artificial ditch including all florets and vaulted bridges (see material lists "Brander Revier" -obj. 09208604 and "Revierwasserlaufanstalt" -obj. 09306334); Artificially created surface and underground aqueduct between the Rothbächer pond on Brand-Erbisdorfer Flur and the Freiberg district of Zug, components of an extensive system of mining water management that characterize the landscape to supply the Freiberg mining industry with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history	09208686
	Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1869 (washing); 1st half of the 16th century (artificial pond)	Subject aggregate Brander Revier: Mining facilities as well as mining water management facilities in the municipality of Brand-Erbisdorf and the associated districts of Himmelsfürst, Langenau, Linda and St. Michaelis, of which belong to the sub-section OT Brand-Erbisdorf: the individual monuments Rösche with Röschenmundloch (without address obj. 09208687), connecting Rösche and Mendenschachter Aufschlagagrösche (without address obj. 09304679), artificial ditch including the bridges crossing (without address obj. 09208686), dump of the Menden shaft with dump retaining walls, two mouth holes, ore railway embankment and remains of an artificial ditch (at the Zugspitze obj. 09208674), park of Lederwerke Moritz Stecher (An der Zugspitze Garden Monument), war memorial for the workers of the Lederwerke Moritz Stecher who fell in World War I, memorial stone for Moritz Stecher and viewing platform in the park (An der Zugspitze obj. 09208559), old colliery house (so-called "Lehmhäusel") ) on a flat heap (at the Zugspitze 5 obj . 09208587), residential building (so-called "Landhaus") with enclosure (An der Zugspitze 10 obj. 09208560), civil servants' residence (so-called "Erhardhaus", An der Zugspitze 11 obj. 09208580), water tower (An der Zugspitze 11a obj. 09208581) , Huthaus (An der Zugspitze 12 obj. 09208558), Bergschmiede (An der Zugspitze 13 obj. 09208579), water lifting house (An der Zugspitze 13 (next to) obj. 09247884), former material and coal house, later residential building "Gelobt Land"	09208604
	Connecting rose; Mendenschachter Aufschlagagrösche; Fire area (entity); Revierwasserlaufanstalt (aggregate)	Brand-Erbisdorf	1795–1799 (Mendenschachter Aufschlagagrösche); 1862/1863 (connecting rose)	Individual features of the aggregate Brander Revier and the aggregate Revierwasserlaufanstalt: connecting rösche and Mendenschachter Aufschlagrösche (see aggregate lists "Brander Revier" -obj. 09208604 and "Revierwasserlaufanstalt" -obj. 09306334); 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	09304679
	Revierwasserlaufanstalt (aggregate)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	16.-18. Century (mining facility)	Material component of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt in the district of Brand-Erbisdorf with the individual monuments: Müdisdorfer Rösche with mouth hole (see individual monument list -obj. 09208687), Kohlbach artificial ditch with all associated vault bridges and florets (see individual monuments list -obelden Te. 09208685), promised Landmark . 09208676), Erzengler pond with barrier structure, Striegelhaus and flood channel with subsequent drainage ditch, water-supplying artificial ditch and several forest boundary stones (see individual monument list -Obj. 09208677), Rothbacher pond with barrier structure, Striegelhaus including Striegelhaus and drainage ditch, as well as Fluterhaus20 -8Obeldenjallist 0967. , Hohe Birke artificial ditch including all roses and vault bridges (see individual monument list -obj. 09208686), connecting rose and Mendenschachter surcharge (see individual monument list -obj. 09304679); 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, tenths -)	09306334
More pictures	Old murder pit treasure trove; United field at fire; Royal Central Pit; Moritz Stecher leather works; Old murder pit (totality); Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	16th century to early 20th century (Halde); 1829-1830 (artificial moat); 1829–1830 (ore railway embankment)	Individual monuments in the above-mentioned aggregates: dump of the Menden shaft with dump retaining walls, remains of an ore roll, a rose mouth hole, the fragment of a rose mouth hole, the ore railway embankment and the remains of an artificial ditch (see also the corresponding individual monument document in the community of Weißenborn / Erzgeb., OT Berthelsdorf / Erzgeb. Obj 09305166 and the collective documents "Alte Mordgrube" obj. 09208594 and "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604 in the community of Brand-Erbisdorf); central component of the ensemble of the Alte Mordgrube and as one of the largest heaps of the Brander Revier as well as in connection with the ore railway embankment as a testimony to technical innovations of importance in terms of mining history, local history and the townscape	09208674
	Mud houses; Old murder pit treasure trove; United field at fire; Royal Central Pit; Old murder pit (totality); Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf	around 1700 (Huthaus)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregates: oldest colliery house in the Alte Mordgrube (so-called "Lehmhäusel", see also the aggregate documents "Alte Mordgrube" obj. 09208594 and "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); as the oldest open-cast mine in the old murder pit of importance in terms of mining and building history	09208587
	Old murder pit treasure trove; United field at fire; Royal Central Pit; Moritz Stecher leather works; Old murder pit (totality); Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	16th century to early 20th century (Halde); around 1910 (park area); 1904/1906 (together with the reconstruction of the shaft building)	Totality of old murder pit: Mining facilities in the municipality of Brand-Erbisdorf (OT Brand-Erbisdorf) and in the municipality of Weißenborn / Erzgeb. (OT Berthelsdorf / Erzgeb.), At the same time part of the aggregate Brander Revier (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604), of which belong to the sub-section OT Brand-Erbisdorf: the individual monuments dump of the Menden shaft with dump retaining walls, two mouth holes, ore railway dam and Remains of an artificial ditch (at the Zugspitze obj. 09208674), war memorial for the workers of the Moritz Stecher leather works who fell in World War I, memorial stone for Moritz Stecher and viewing platform in the park (at the Zugspitze obj. 09208559), old colliery house (so-called "Lehmhäusel ") On a flat heap (at the Zugspitze 5 obj. 09208587), residential building (so-called" Landhaus ") with fencing (at the Zugspitze 10 obj. 09208560), civil servants' residence with a pedestal (so-called" Erhardhaus ", at the Zugspitze 11 obj 09208580), water tower (An der Zugspitze 11a obj. 09208581), Huthaus (An der Zugspitze 12 obj. 09208558), Bergschmiede (An der Zugspitze 13 obj. 09208579), water lifting house (An der Zugspitze 13 (nebe n) obj. 09247884), former material and coal house, later residential building "Gelobt Land" (at the Zugspitze 14 obj. 09208629), former engine, boiler and machine house of the Menden shaft, later the "Zugspitze" restaurant with an annex (at the Zugspitze 15 obj. 09209999), Brendel's water column machine (At the Zugspitze 15 (underground) obj. 09247880), civil servants' residence (so-called "Eiserne Jungfrau", An der Zugspitze 16 obj. 09247863), former material and prayer house (An der Zugspitze 17 obj. 09208578), residential building ( so-called "Villa Fortu")	09208594
	Water tower; Moritz Stecher leather works; Old Murder Pit (aggregate)	Brand-Erbisdorf	1915 (water tower); 1926 (car shed annex)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: water tower with subsequently added car shed (see also the aggregate document "Old Murder Pit" obj. 09208594); as a functional part of the ensemble of the Lederwerke Stecher housing estate on the dump of the Menden shaft of importance in terms of technical history, local history and the local image	09208581
	Hut house; Old murder pit treasure trove; United field at fire; Royal Central Pit; Moritz Stecher leather works; Old murder pit (totality); Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	around 1820 (Huthaus); around 1930 (gate entrance)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregates: former hut house of the Menden shaft with gate system (see also the aggregate documents "Alte Mordgrube" obj. 09208594 and "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); As part of one of the most important mining facilities in the Brander Revier, it is of significance in terms of mining history, local history and the local image	09208558
	Mountain blacksmiths; Old murder pit treasure trove; United field at fire; Royal Central Pit; Moritz Stecher leather works; Old murder pit (totality); Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf	1856 (mountain forge)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregates: former mining forge, today residential building (see also the aggregate documents "Alte Mordgrube" obj. 09208594 and "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); As part of one of the most important mining facilities in the Brander Revier, it is of significance in terms of mining history, local history and the local image	09208579
	Water lift house; Old murder pit treasure trove; United field at fire; Royal Central Pit; Moritz Stecher leather works; Old murder pit (totality); Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf	around 1820 (water lift house)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregates: former water lifting house (see also the aggregate documents "Alte Mordgrube" obj. 09208594 and "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); of mining historical importance	09247884
	Promised Land; Old murder pit treasure trove; United field at fire; Royal Central Pit; Moritz Stecher leather works; Old murder pit (totality); Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf	1873 (material and coal house)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregates: former coal house of the Alte Mordgrube, later the residence of the Lederwerke Moritz Stecher (see also the aggregate documents "Alte Mordgrube" obj. 09208594 and "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); of mining history, local history and building history importance	09208629
	Zugspitze; Menden manhole; Old murder pit treasure trove; United field at fire; Royal Central Pit; Moritz Stecher leather works; Old murder pit (totality); Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf	1824 (Wassergöpel driving house); 1853–1854 (boiler and machine house); 1924 (hall extension with terrace)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregates: former driving, boiler and machine house of the Menden shaft, later the “Zugspitze” restaurant with hall extension (see also the aggregate documents “Alte Mordgrube” obj. 09208594 and “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); As a central component of the ensemble of the Alte Mordgrube of great importance in terms of mining history, local history and the townscape	09209999
	Brendel's water column machine; Menden manhole; Old murder pit treasure trove; United field at fire; Royal Central Pit; Old murder pit (totality); Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf	1823–1824 (water column machine)	Individual monument in the aforementioned aggregates: water column machine (see also the aggregate documents "Alte Mordgrube" obj. 09208594 and "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); as the second and most important water column machine of the Saxon art master Christian Friedrich Brendel of great importance in the history of mining and technology	09247880
	Prayer house; Menden manhole; Old murder pit treasure trove; United field at fire; Royal Central Pit; Moritz Stecher leather works; Old murder pit (totality); Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf	1853 (material and room house)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregates: former material and prayer house of the Menden shaft, later residential building (see also the aggregate documents "Alte Mordgrube" obj. 09208594 and "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); As a central component of the ensemble of the Alte Mordgrube of great importance in terms of mining history, local history and the townscape	09208578
	Villa Fortuna; Old murder pit treasure trove; United field at fire; Royal Central Pit; Moritz Stecher leather works; Old murder pit (totality); Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf	around 1930 (residential building)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: residential building, gate entrance and heap with heap retaining wall (see also the aggregate document "Alte Mordgrube" obj. 09208594); Residential house of local and architectural significance, dump of mining historical significance	09208151
More pictures	Brand-Erbisdorf station; Railway line Berthelsdorf - Großhartmannsdorf with Abzw Brand - Langenau	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	after 1888 (passenger station)	Railway station with all ancillary buildings, including the command control center with all technical equipment, a goods shed, loading ramps and a scales, the track system with wire cables, switches, associated signal lamp lanterns and a barrier system; extensively preserved ensemble of importance for local history, traffic history and townscape	09208567
	Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	2nd half of the 18th century (Huthaus)	Individual features in the aforementioned aggregate: former hut house and heap with dry stone wall (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); Despite structural changes, evidence of the mining history at the site and thus of mining historical importance, as part of the historical structure of the village, is characteristic of the townscape	09208613
	Waystone	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	19th century (road stone)	traffic history significance	09208605
	Die hammer; Pressing and forging works (formerly)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	around 1970 (machine)	Blacksmith hammer; Large drop forging hammer of the former Brand-Erbisdorf press and forge works, erected as a technical monument in the immediate vicinity of the former site, as a testimony to production in a traditional Brand-Erbisdorf company of particular memorable value as well as of technical and industrial historical importance	09305021
	Brandsteig Railway Bridge; Railway line Berthelsdorf - Großhartmannsdorf with Abzw Brand - Langenau	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	marked 1889 (railway bridge)	Railway bridge with wing walls; of importance in terms of traffic history and the image of the town	09208554
	Archangel Pond; Fire area (entity); Revierwasserlaufanstalt (aggregate)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1569–1570 (pond)	Individual features of the aggregate Brander Revier and the aggregate Revierwasserlaufanstalt: artificial pond with barrier structure, harrow house and flood channel with subsequent drainage ditch, water-supplying artificial ditch and several forest landmarks (see aggregate lists "Brander Revier" -obj. 09208604 and "Revierwasserlaufanstalt" -obj. 09306334). Artificially created reservoir of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt, 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	09208677
	Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	17th century (hat house)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hut house (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); of importance in terms of mining history and local history, as part of the historical structure of the locality, also of importance for the local image	09208688
	Huthaus Alt Sonnenwirbel; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	17th century (hat house)	Individual features in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hut house and heap (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); of importance in terms of mining history and local history, as part of the historical structure of the locality, also of importance for the local image	09208624
	Huthaus Roaring Lion; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	2nd half of the 17th century (Huthaus)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hut house (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); of importance in terms of mining history, building history and local history, as part of the historical structure of the locality, it also has an impact on the townscape	09208623
	Buttermilk gate; Golden Gate Manhole; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1821 (aqueduct)	Individual monuments in the above-mentioned aggregate: artificial moat bridge with side wing walls, remains of a dump as well as embankment of the former artificial moat (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); Pointed-arched artificial moat aqueduct, as a component of the mining water supply of mining and town historical importance, also defining the townscape	09208611
	Elite Motorenwerke AG (formerly)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1912–1913 (administration building); 1922 (NO extension); 1928 (SW extension)	Main and administration building as well as forge hammer in the inner courtyard; Imposing angular construction as a testimony of automobile construction in Brand-Erbisdorf of urban history, industrial history and townscape-defining importance, forge hammer as a museum relic of the later use of the site by the Brand-Erbisdorfer press and smithy of technical and local history importance	09208582
	Neu Glück Drei Eichner drive shaft; Neu Glück und Drei Eichen treasure trove; United field at fire; Royal Central Pit; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1784 (Huthaus); 1856 (administration building)	Individual monuments in the above-mentioned aggregate: Hut house and administration building of the Neu Glück and Drei Eichen treasure trove as well as shaft walling, heap and heap walls of the Neu Glück Drei Eichner drive shaft (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604 and the individual monument documents obj. 09208537 and obj. 09208536); as evidence of one of the larger pits of the Brander Revier and in connection with the also preserved site-related processing plants of great importance in terms of mining history and local history, the ensemble also characterizes the townscape	09208748
	Pochhäusel; Neu Glück und Drei Eichen treasure trove; United field at fire; Royal Central Pit; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1783 (stamp mill)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: Pochwerk der Neu Glück and Drei Eichen treasure trove (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); As a testimony to the ore processing of the Neu Glück and Drei Eichen treasure trove close to the site, of importance both in terms of mining history and local history	09208537
	Idol house; Peaceful treaty treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1st half of the 18th century (Huthaus)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hut house (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); of local and mining historical importance	09208125
	Lower House of Saxony including the Rich Mountain Blessing; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1679 (perforated stone)	Individual features in the above-mentioned aggregate: Two perforated stones (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" -Obj. 09208604); a perforated stone at the historical location in Freiwald and another in the collection of the “Huthaus Einigkeit” Brand-Erbisdorf museum, a copy of the latter marks the original location of the original in Freiwald, which is of significance in terms of mining history	09208692
	Rothbacher pond ; Fire area (entity); Revierwasserlaufanstalt (aggregate)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1564-1569 (pond); 1851 (Striegelhaus); 1564–1569 (dam)	Individual features of the totality of the Brander Revier and the totality of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt: artificial pond with barrier structure, harrow house including harrow and drainage ditch as well as flood house (see totality lists "Brander Revier" -obj. 09208604 and "Revierwasserlaufanstalt" -obj. 09306334); Artificially created reservoir of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt, components of an extensive system of mining water management that characterize the landscape to supply Freiberg mining with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history, original harrowing system with a rarity	09208678
	Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	17th century (hat house)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hut house (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); of local and mining historical importance	09208731
	Praised Lander Pond; Fire area (entity); Revierwasserlaufanstalt (aggregate)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	2nd half of the 16th century (pond)	Individual monument of the totality of the Brander Revier and the totality of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt: artificial pond (see aggregate lists "Brander Revier" -obj. 09208604 and "Revierwasserlaufanstalt" -obj. 09306334); Artificially created reservoir of the Revierwasserlaufanstalt, 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	09208676
	Bartholomäus Schacht (exhibition facility); Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1531 (mine field survey); 1730 (dating of the heap walling); 1805 (dating of the heap walling)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: heap with heap walling, today mining exhibition facility (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); important testimony to mining in the Brander Revier, of urban and mining historical importance	09208635
	Ostrich; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	probably 17th century (hut house)	Individual features in the above aggregate: former hut house (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); As a testimony to the history of mining, it is of significance in terms of urban and mining history	09208563
	Möhringsche Ziegelei (formerly)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	marked 1829 (year stone in the masonry); probably 2nd half of the 19th century (part of the brickworks); 1857 (ring furnace)	Brick kiln (elongated Hoffmann ring kiln) with associated building; the wooden structure, the brick kiln as the last remaining kiln in the former Freiberg district of technical and local historical significance	09208682
	Old Vestenburg; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1628 (hut house)	Individual features in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hut house and heap (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); As a testimony to the history of mining, it is of significance in terms of urban and mining history	09208827
	Transformer tower	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1st third of the 20th century (transformer station)	of importance in terms of local history and technology history	09208585
	Jung Haasen day shaft; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	around 1720 (Huthaus)	Individual features in the aforementioned aggregate: former hut house, kaue and heap with retaining walls (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); of local and mining historical importance, formative for the townscape	09208691
	Young Schönberg and Emperor Heinrich Schacht; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	17th century (hat house)	Individual features in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hut house on a small heap (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); of local and mining historical importance	09208626
	Horny manhole; Hat house unity; Hilarious instruction including reuss; Unity treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1906 (shaft keystone); 1837 (hut with mountain forge); 1834 (shaft bearing block); 1833–1906 (operating time of the shaft); marked 1845 (rose mouth hole)	Individual monuments in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hat house and mountain blacksmith's (today a museum), powder house, shaft bearing stone of the horse peg, foundation walls of the greenhouse with shaft saddles, shaft capstone, rose mouth hole, underground fragments of a water column machine, dump with dump retaining walls "as well as miner's figure" obj. Brander revision document. 09208604); Extensive ensemble of an important mine in the Brander Revier, of importance in terms of mining history, local history and the local image	09208606
	Neu Glück Drei Eichner drive shaft; Neu Glück und Drei Eichen treasure trove; United field at fire; Royal Central Pit; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1784 (Huthaus); 1856 (administration building)	Individual monuments in the above-mentioned aggregate: Hut house and administration building of the Neu Glück and Drei Eichen treasure trove as well as shaft walling, heap and heap walls of the Neu Glück Drei Eichner drive shaft (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604 and the individual monument documents obj. 09208537 and obj. 09208536); as evidence of one of the larger pits of the Brander Revier and in connection with the also preserved site-related processing plants of great importance in terms of mining history and local history, the ensemble also characterizes the townscape	09208748
	Kohlbach-Kunstgraben ; Fire area (entity); Revierwasserlaufanstalt (aggregate)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1556 (artificial moat)	Individual features of the aggregate Brander Revier and the aggregate Revierwasserlaufanstalt: Kohlbach Kunstgraben with all associated arch bridges and roses (see aggregate lists "Brander Revier" -obj. 09208604 and "Revierwasserlaufanstalt" -obj. 09306334); Artificially and mostly above ground water pipeline between the Upper Großhartmannsdorfer Pond and the Gelobt Lander Pond, landscape-defining components of an extensive system of mining water management to supply the Freiberg mining industry with impact water, of particular importance in terms of mining history and local history	09208685
	Sun and God's gift treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	possibly 1st half of the 18th century (Huthaus)	Individual features in the aforementioned aggregate: former mountain smithy (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); of local and mining historical importance	09208733
	Artificial moat; Herdflutgraben; Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf	2nd half of the 16th century (artificial moat)	Individual features in the above-mentioned aggregate: artificial ditch with artificial grave embankment and Herdflutgraben (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604 with the aggregate component document “Himmelsfürst Fundgrube” obj. 09208116); Part of the surcharge and washing water supply system of the Himmelsfürst Fundgrube between the Gelobt Lander Pond and the Reichelt Schacht, still clearly recognizable in the landscape and significant in terms of mining history	09208593
	Old newts; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	17th century (hat house)	Individual features in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hut house and heap (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); of local and mining historical importance	09304707
	Old Moritz; Moritz Fundgrube including Niclas; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	17th century, later modified (Huthaus)	Individual features in the aforementioned aggregate: former hut house and two dumps (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); of local and mining historical importance	09208592
	Old Green Branch Treasure Trove; Promised Land Treasure Trove; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1st half of the 18th century (Huthaus)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hut house (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); of local historical, local character and mining historical importance	09305126
	Promised Land Treasure Trove; Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	around 1740 (Huthaus)	Individual features in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hat house with mountain forge and the dumps of the Gelobt Land Fundschachts, the Alte Kaue shaft and the Ark des Bundes shaft (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604 and the aggregate component document "Himmelsfürst Fundgrube" obj. 09208116); of local history, architectural history, mining history and landscape-defining importance	09208584
	Hut house of the St. Wolfgang pit (presumably)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	Early 19th century (residential building)	Residential building; Rest of the village structure of architectural significance	09208557
	Town hall; St. Erasmus Treasure Trove; St. Erasmus Bay; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1858 (town hall); 17./18. Century (stockpile); 1845 (retaining wall)	Town hall and heap of the St. Erasmus shaft with heap walling (heap single monument in the above-mentioned aggregate, see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); Town hall of local and architectural importance, as part of the historical market development also characterizing the townscape, dump of mining historical importance	09208564
	Monk-free pond; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	16th century (pond)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: Artificial pond (see also the aggregate documents "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); Artificially created reservoir, evidence of the mining water supply that characterizes the landscape, of importance in terms of mining history and local history	09208684
	Freimühle	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	around 1800 (mill)	Residential mill house; local historical significance	09208591
	Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	2nd half of the 19th century (half milestone)	Milestone, reworked into a kilometer stone around 1900; of importance in terms of traffic history	09208590
	Neu Glück und Drei Eichen treasure trove; United field at fire; Royal Central Pit; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1783, later changed (ore wash)	Individual monument in the aforementioned aggregate: Erzwäsch der Neu Glück and Drei Eichen treasure trove (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); As a testimony to the ore processing of the Neu Glück and Drei Eichen treasure trove close to the site, of importance both in terms of mining history and local history	09208536
	Transformer house	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1899 (transformer station)	technical historical significance	09208588
	Stollnhaus shaft; Thelersberger Stolln; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	around 1811 (Huthaus); 18th century (chew); 1760, later changed (mountain smithy); 18th century (carpentry)	Individual features in the aforementioned aggregate: Huthaus, Kaue, Carpentry, Bergschmiede and outbuildings (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); Completely preserved mining ensemble, as above-ground evidence of the most important water dissolving tunnel in the Brander Revier of great importance in terms of mining history and local history, and also characterizing the townscape	09208615
	Kohlhäusler Schacht; Solar vortex stockpile; Greenhouse to unity; Solar vortex including Holewein; Unity treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1822 (greenhouse); between 1822 a. 1846 (stamping mill); 18./19. Century (stockpile)	Individual monuments in the above-mentioned aggregate: Wassergöpel-Treibehaus, heap with remains of a park, remnants of a stamp mill and a dump retaining wall with stairs and rose mouth hole (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); Evidence of a centrally located mine and processing site in the Brander Revier, of importance in terms of local development, mining history and the local image	09208621
	Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	18th century (hat house)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hut house (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); of local and mining historical importance	09208165
	Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf	around 1750 (according to information from the owner)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: residential building, originally presumably a mountain blacksmith's (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); Half-timbered building typical of the time and the landscape in good original condition, of architectural and mining historical importance	09208619
	Erbisdorf bridge; Railway line Berthelsdorf - Großhartmannsdorf with Abzw Brand - Langenau	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1890 (railway bridge)	Railway bridge; as a now rare fish-bellied bridge of great importance in terms of railway history, traffic history and the townscape	09208627
	Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	17th century (hat house)	Individual features in the aforementioned aggregate: former hut house and water house (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); of local and mining historical importance	09208735
	Gräupel wash; Young Schönberg; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	around 1720 (washing)	Individual monument in the aforementioned aggregate: former laundry building, later residential building (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); of mining historical importance	09208163
	Upper silver cord upper 13th to 20th dimension; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	18th century (hat house)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hut house, today residential building (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); largely preserved in its original form, of architectural and mining historical significance	09208589
	Rich Bergsegen Schacht; Lower House of Saxony including the Rich Mountain Blessing; United field in the bush district; United field at fire; Royal Central Pit; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	1845–1847 (Huthaus); 18./19. Century (stockpile)	Individual features in the aforementioned aggregate: former hut house with mountain forge on a large heap (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); Well-preserved mining complex of local and mining historical importance	09208533
	Scheidehäusler Schacht; Upper silver cord upper 13th to 20th dimension; Fire area (entity)	Brand-Erbisdorf (map)	18th century (dividing bench)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: former Scheidebank, today residential building (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); structurally remodeled old mining building, of mining historical importance	09208736
	Transformer tower	Gränitz (map)	around 1930 (transformer station)	Type construction from the 1920s / 30s in good original condition of technical and local historical value	09304408
	Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Sky Lord (Map)		Material component of the material population Brander Revier: Mining facilities and mining water management systems in the municipality of Brand-Erbisdorf and the associated districts of Himmelsfürst, Langenau, Linda and St. Michaelis, of which belong to the OT Himmelsfürst section: the individual monuments waiting shelters at the Himmelsfürst stop (Am Huthaus obj. 09304483) , Unteres Alt Himmelsfürster Huthaus (Am Huthaus 1 obj. 09247882), ruins of the Powder Tower (Am Huthaus 1 (opposite) obj. 09247883), Prayer House (Am Huthaus 2 obj. 09247881), New Huthaus (Am Huthaus 3 obj. 09208689), Huthaus, outbuildings, greenhouse ruins of the Grün Rosner drive shaft, heap, retaining walls of the Wei-ßer Schwan including Volle Rose treasure trove (Am Huthaus 6 obj. 09208690), section of the Brand-Langenau railway line with track, embankment, railway viaduct, retaining walls, manhole ( Am Frankenschacht obj. 09208603), ore laundry with two extensions, ore railway embankment with the ruins of a bridge, artificial ditch, Röschenm undloch (Am Frankenschacht 1 obj. 09208662), drifthouse of Dorothea Treibeschachts (Am Frankenschacht 4 obj. 09304242), headframe of Franconia driveseschacht, rod pits, heap, heap retaining walls, ore roll (Am Frankenschacht 9; 14 obj. 9208602), heap of luck on shaft (Am Schacht obj. 09304890 ), Herdflutgraben and Röschenmundloch (Lochmühlenweg obj. 09304687), dump of trust in God drive shaft, remnants of the conveyor system and hothouse with vent and mouth hole, two artificial ditch sections, ventilation shaft, pile retaining walls (Am Huthaus obj. 09208669), drive shaft of the Reichelt Haldenstützmauer, remains of shaft masonry, drifthouse and Kehrradstube as well as two art ditch sections (Langenauer Straße obj. 09208663) and the aggregate parts of the Scheidebank and ore depository of the Franconian driving shaft as well as heaps and heaps (see monument text for a list); largely authentically preserved mining facilities for the extraction and processing of the Himmelsfürst treasure trove, in rare density and completeness, as the most important silver ore mine in Saxony of great importance in terms of mining history, regional and state history, building history and landscape characterization (see also the aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604)	09208116
	Himmelsfürst railway viaduct; Railway line Berthelsdorf - Großhartmannsdorf with Abzw Brand - Langenau; Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Sky Lord (Map)	1889 (viaduct)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: Section of the Brand-Langenau railway line with track, railway embankment and railway viaduct, retaining walls and former artificial ditch passage (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604 with the aggregate component document "Himmelsfürst Fundgrube" obj. 09208116); Landscape and townscape-defining section, due to the importance of the railway connection for the economic development of the Himmelsfürst treasure trove of regional, transport and mining historical importance, architecturally significant lattice girder bridge with rarity value and decisive for the townscape	09208603
	Medium wash; Long wash; Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Sky Lord (Map)	1770, later changed (ore wash)	Individual features in the above-mentioned aggregate: ore laundry with two extensions and chimney, ore railway embankment with ruins of a four-arch bridge between the dam and laundry, remains of the laundry ditch and the mouth hole of the Langenauer Rösche (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604 with the aggregate component document “Himmelsfürst” treasure trove . 09208116); Parts of the more extensive ore processing plants of the Himmelsfürst Fundgrube consisting of several ore washes close to the site, the connecting transport systems and the systems for the supply of impact water, which are still clearly recognizable and significant in terms of mining history	09208662
	Dorothea Treibeschacht; Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Sky prince		Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: former Wassergöpel-Treibehaus on the Dorothea shaft of the Himmelsfürst Fundgrube (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604 with the aggregate component document “Himmelsfürst Fundgrube” obj. 09208116); The oldest preserved shaft building of the Himmelsfürst Fundgrube, due to its age and authenticity and as a testimony to a complex conveyor system built by Johann Friedrich Mende of particular importance in terms of mining history	09304242
	Franconian drive shaft; Rod chews; Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Sky Lord (Map)	1889 (greenhouse); 1781 (Kaue); Late 18th century to early 20th century (stockpile)	Individual features in the above-mentioned aggregate: former headframe, rods and dump of the Franconian driving shaft as well as dump retaining walls and remains of an ore roll (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604 with the aggregate component document "Himmelsfürst Fundgrube" obj. 09208116); as the central extraction shaft of the important silver ore mine Himmelsfürst Fundgrube as well as in the context of the boom as evidence of a complex conveyor system built by Johann Friedrich Mende of particular importance in terms of mining history and the history of the local development, and also characterizing the locality and landscape	09208602
	Trust in God Treibeschacht; Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Sky Lord (Map)	1705–1915 (heap)	Individual monuments in the above material aggregate: dump, remains of the former conveyor facility and the Wassergöpel hothouse with fume cupboard and associated mouth hole, two artificial moat sections, a ventilation shaft and dump retaining walls (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604 with the aggregate material document "sky part" . 09208116); as evidence of a main production shaft and as part of the impact water supply systems of the Himmelsfürst treasure trove of great importance in terms of mining history	09208669
	Himmelsfürst stop; Railway line Berthelsdorf - Großhartmannsdorf with Abzw Brand - Langenau; Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Sky prince	around 1905 (waiting hall)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned entirety: bus shelter at the Himmelsfürst stop; Originally preserved wooden type construction, certificate for the development of the region and above all the location of the Himmelsfürst treasure trove through the railway line Berthelsdorf-Großhartmannsdorf with branch track Brand-Langenau, therefore of regional, economic and mining historical importance (see also general document "Brander Revier", Brand- Erbisdorf, without address obj. 09208604 as well as material component part document "Himmelsfürst Fundgrube", Brand-Erbisdorf, OT Himmelsfürst, without address obj. 09208116)	09304483
	Lower Alt Himmelsfürster Huthaus; Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Sky Lord (Map)	1573 (hut house)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hat house of the Himmelsfürst Fundgrube (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604 with the aggregate component document "Himmelsfürst Fundgrube" obj. 09208116); Simple construction of local and mining historical importance	09247882
	Powder tower; Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Sky Lord (Map)	1770 (powder tower)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: Ruin of a former powder tower (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604 with the aggregate component document "Himmelsfürst Fundgrube" obj. 09208116); of mining historical importance, as one of the few remaining powder towers of the Saxon ore mining of rarity	09247883
	Prayer house; Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Sky prince	around 1750 (built as a hat house)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: former prayer house of the Himmelsfürst Fundgrube (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604 with the aggregate component document “Himmelsfürst Fundgrube” obj. 09208116); of local and mining historical importance	09247881
	New hut house; Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Sky Lord (Map)	1858/1859 (Huthaus)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hat house of the Himmelsfürst Fundgrube (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604 with the aggregate component document "Himmelsfürst Fundgrube" obj. 09208116); Originally preserved, representative plastered building of local and mining historical importance	09208689
	Grün Rosner drive shaft; White Swan and Volle Rose Treasure Trove; Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Sky Lord (Map)	1775 (Huthaus); 18./19. Century (stockpile)	Individual monuments in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hut house and later director's residence, former open-cast building and later barn, ruins of the Pferdegöpel hothouse on the Grün Rosner Schacht, dump with dump retaining walls and semi-circular ring made of rubble stones (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604 with the object entirety "" Himmelsfürst Fundgrube “obj. 09208116); Well-preserved mining complex of local and mining history as well as architectural history, partly also personal history importance	09208690
	Luck on the shaft; Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Sky prince		Individual monument in the aforementioned aggregate: Halde des Glück auf Schachtes (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604 with the aggregate component document “Himmelsfürst Fundgrube” obj. 09208116); as an impressive testimony to the expansion of the Himmelsfürst Fundgrube as well as a dump of a main shaft from the second operating period in GDR times of particular importance for the history of mining and the landscape	09304890
	Reichelt drive shaft; Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Sky Lord (Map)	1815-1904 (Halde); 1815-1816 (Radstube)	Individual monuments in the aforementioned aggregate: dump and dump retaining wall of the Reichelt drive shaft, remains of the shaft masonry, the drive house foundation walls and the Kehrradstube in the dump body as well as two art ditch sections (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. Kunstgraben; Herdflutgraben “obj. 09208593); as evidence of the expansion of the Himmelsfürst treasure trove and due to the rare surface visibility of a Kehrradstube of special mining and technical historical significance	09208663
	Trust in God Treibeschacht; Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Sky Lord (Map)	1705–1915 (heap)	Individual monuments in the above material aggregate: dump, remains of the former conveyor facility and the Wassergöpel hothouse with fume cupboard and associated mouth hole, two artificial moat sections, a ventilation shaft and dump retaining walls (see also aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604 with the aggregate material document "sky part" . 09208116); as evidence of a main production shaft and as part of the impact water supply systems of the Himmelsfürst treasure trove of great importance in terms of mining history	09208669
	Herdflutgraben; Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Sky Lord (Map)	18th century (artificial moat)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: artificial ditch and two rose mouth holes (see also aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604 with the aggregate component document “Himmelsfürst Fundgrube” obj. 09208116); Artificial trench for draining the washing water from the Erzwäschen of the Himmelsfürst Treasure Trove into the Striegis, a facility that is still in function and significant in terms of mining history	09304687
	Fire area (entity)	Langenau (map)		Material component of the material population Brander Revier: Mining facilities as well as mining water management systems in the municipality of Brand-Erbisdorf and the associated districts of Himmelsfürst, Langenau, Linda and St. Michaelis, of which the sub-section OT Langenau includes: the individual monuments dump and dump retaining wall of the Glück auf Schachtes (Am Schacht obj . 08991313), two artificial ponds and an artificial ditch (Buschhäuserweg obj. 08991262), former hut house on a small heap as well as nine Rainsteine ​​(Freistraße 6 obj. 09305221), a former hut house with a separating bench and heap (Zur Hoffnung 5 obj. 08991306) and the material parts of the Halden and Teichdamm (see list in the monument text); as above-ground evidence of the significant ore mining in the Brander Revier of local and mining historical importance as well as the landscape (see also the collective document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604)	09304709
	Totality of Royal Saxon Triangulation ("European degree measurement in the Kingdom of Saxony"); Station 89 Langenauer Tännicht	Langenau (map)	marked 1868 (triangulation stone)	Triangulation column; Second order station, significant testimony to geodesy of the 19th century, repainted of significance in terms of surveying history, 1.80 m high	08991310
	bridge	Langenau (map)	19th century (road bridge)	of traffic-historical importance	08991265
	Wood goods factory "Lipsia" Eichner & Heinicke (formerly)	Langenau (map)	1903 (factory); 2nd half of the 19th century (residential building)	Former wood goods factory with a residential building and three subsequent workshops and Factory buildings; distinctive small factory complex in the typical construction of the time of regional historical importance	09304392
	Langenau (Sachs) train station; Railway line Berthelsdorf - Großhartmannsdorf with Abzw Brand - Langenau	Langenau (map)	around 1890 (reception building)	Railway station with equipment and technical display systems as well as goods handling building and track structure (from the buffer stop to the municipal boundary); Significance in terms of traffic and local history	08991236
	Luck on the shaft; Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Langenau	1857–1970 (operating time of the shaft)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: heap and heap retaining wall of luck on the shaft (see the aggregate component documents "Brander Revier" in the OT Langenau obj. 09304709 and for the "Himmelsfürst Fundgrube" obj. 09208116 as well as the aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); as an impressive testimony to the expansion of the Himmelsfürst Fundgrube as well as a dump of a main shaft from the second operating period in GDR times of particular importance for the history of mining and the landscape	08991313
	Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Langenau (map)	marked 1727 (full mile column)	Post mileage column; Copy of the all-mile column, significance in terms of traffic history	08991302
	Road bridge	Langenau (map)	19th century (road bridge)	small natural stone bridge over the inlet to the Langenauer Pochwerkteiche, of local historical value	08991311
	Langenauer Pochwerkteiche; Langenauer water; Himmelsfürster wash ditch (formerly); Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Langenau	around 1570 (pond); around 1565 (artificial moat)	Individual monuments in the above-mentioned aggregate: two artificial ponds, rainstones and an artificial ditch (see the aggregate component documents "Brander Revier" in the OT Langenau obj. 09304709 and on the "Himmelsfürst Fundgrube" obj. 09208116 as well as the aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); Evidence of a storage and supply system for the water supply of nearby pits and ore processing plants, of importance in terms of mining history and local history	08991262
	Heavenly Father Erbstolln; Fire area (entity)	Langenau	18th century (hat house); 18./19. Century (boundary stone)	Individual features in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hut house on a small heap and Rainsteine ​​(see the aggregate component document in the OT Langenau obj. 09304709 and the aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); Most south-easterly evidence of the Brander district, significant in terms of mining history and shaping the landscape	09305221
	bridge	Langenau (map)	19th century (road bridge)	simple stone arch bridge of local historical value	08991267
	Gehegemühle (formerly); Hole mill	Langenau (map)	after 1755 and before 1787 (built as a stable building), D; after 1755 and before 1787 (built as a barn)	Remnants of the wall of the mill, mill moat and former stable and barn; Plastered buildings with stately cubature and distinctive mansard roof, Mühlgraben clearly recognizable in the area, of local and technical historical importance, because they are embedded in the water supply system of the local mining industry, also of mining historical importance	08991254
	Steam hammer	Langenau (map)		A forging hammer set up in a museum as a technical monument, of technical and local historical significance	08991288
	Steam hammer	Langenau (map)	1930 (machine)	A forging hammer set up in a museum as a technical monument, of technical and local historical significance	08991289
	Hope God's treasure trove; Sky prince treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	Langenau	around 1780 (Huthaus)	Individual features in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hut house with separating bench and heap (see the aggregate component documents "Brander Revier" in the OT Langenau obj. 09304709 and on the "Himmelsfürst Fundgrube" obj. 09208116 as well as the aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); Despite structural changes, it continues to be of local and mining historical importance	08991306
	Fürstenbrücke	Linda	19th century (road bridge)	Stone arch bridge; traffic-historical importance	09208598
	Fire area (entity)	Linda (card)	1790 (hut house)	Material component of the material population Brander Revier: Mining facilities and mining water management systems in the municipality of Brand-Erbisdorf and the associated districts of Himmelsfürst, Langenau, Linda and St. Michaelis, of which the sub-section OT Linda includes: the individual monuments Thelersberger Stolln (Zur Schrödermühle obj. 09208657), Neuer Segen Gottes Stolln (Zum Segen Gottes obj. 09208658) and seven planets artificial ditch with rose mouth hole, remnants of a wheel room on the seven planets art shaft and rose mouth hole of the Weißhaldner Stolln with drainage ditch (Mittelweg 6 obj. 09304886) and the material parts of the former hat house of the seven planets treasure trove Halde des Sieben Planet Kunstschachtes, furthermore Halden und Pingen in the area of ​​the district Linda (for list see monument text); as above-ground evidence of the significant ore mining in the Brander Revier of local and mining historical importance as well as the landscape (see also the collective document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604)	09208597
	Seven Planets Treasure Trove; Fire area (entity)	Linda	1790/1791 (Radstube); 1790/1791 (seven planets artificial moat)	Individual monuments in the above-mentioned aggregate: Seven planets artificial ditch with Röschenmundloch, remnants of a wheel room on the Seven Planet Kunstschacht as well as Weißhaldner Stolln with tunnel mouth and drainage ditch (see the aggregate component document "Brander Revier" in OT Linda obj. 09208597 as well as the aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj ); of mining history, local history and landscape-defining importance	09304886
	New blessing of God studs; Fire area (entity)	Linda	marked 1817 (mouth hole)	Individual features in the above-mentioned aggregate: Stollnmundloch with upstream dump and water drainage ditch (see the aggregate component document "Brander Revier" in OT Linda obj. 09208597 and the aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); of mining and local historical importance	09208658
	Thelersberger Stolln; Fire area (entity)	Linda	1526-1850 (Thelersberger Stolln); 1838 (tunnel and rose mouth hole); marked 1840 (bridge)	Individual features in the above aggregate: Stollnmundloch with upstream dump, rose mouth hole, water drainage system from canal and Rösche, artificial ditch and simple arch bridge (see the aggregate component document "Brander Revier" in OT Linda obj. 09208597 and the aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); representative and elaborately designed tunnel mouth hole with high lining wall made of quarry stone and weathered keystone with crown, next to it brick stairs to the street, elaborate water drainage system with artificial ditch and striegis connection, of mining and local historical importance	09208657
	Fire area (entity)	St. Michaelis (map)		Material component of the material population Brander Revier: Mining facilities in the municipality of Brand-Erbisdorf and the associated districts of Himmelsfürst, Langenau, Linda and St. Michaelis, of which the sub-section OT St. Michaelis includes: the individual monuments Huthaus, Insschriftstein and Halde of the Hörnig mine and Berg Tabor ( Brandweg 4 obj. 09208374), Huthaus, Kaue and Halde der Grube Trost Israel (Brandweg 10 obj. 09208198), Huthaus der Grube Himmelskrone (Knappenweg 3 obj. 09208139), Huthaus and Halde der Grube Drei Lilien (Talstrasse 1 Obj. 09208737) , Huthaus der Grube Junge Breite Aue (Talstrasse 9 obj. 09208625), Huthaus with Bergschmiede and Halde of Matthias Fundgrube (Zur Goldenen Höhe 5 obj. 09208639) and the totality parts Teichdamm as well as Halden and Haldenzug (list see monument text); as above-ground evidence of the significant ore mining in the Brander Revier of local and mining historical importance as well as the landscape (see also the collective document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604)	09304713
	Hörnig and Mount Tabor; Fire area (entity)	St. Michaelis (map)	End of 17th century (hut house)	Individual features in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hut house, inscription stone and heap (see the aggregate component document "Brander Revier" in OT St. Michaelis obj. 09304713 and the aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); of local and mining historical importance	09208374
	Consolation Israel; Fire area (entity)	St. Michaelis	17th century (hat house)	Individual features in the aforementioned aggregate: Huthaus, Kaue and Halde (see the aggregate component document "Brander Revier" in OT St. Michaelis obj. 09304713 and the aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); of local history, mining history and landscape-shaping importance	09208198
	Celestial crown; Matthias Treasure Trove; Fire area (entity)	St. Michaelis	17th century (hat house)	Individual monument in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hut house (see the aggregate component document "Brander Revier" in the OT St. Michaelis obj. 09304713 and the aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); of local and mining historical importance	09208139
	Three lilies; Fire area (entity)	St. Michaelis	possibly Early 18th century (hut house)	Individual features in the above aggregate: former hut house on a small heap (see the aggregate component document "Brander Revier" in the OT St. Michaelis obj. 09304713 and the aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); of local building and mining historical importance	09208737
	Young wide floodplain; Matthias Treasure Trove; Fire area (entity)	St. Michaelis	possibly 16th century, later changed (Huthaus)	Individual features in the above aggregate: former hut house (see the aggregate component document “Brander Revier” in the OT St. Michaelis obj. 09304713 and the aggregate document “Brander Revier” obj. 09208604); Typical building of the time and place in largely original condition, of importance in terms of mining history, building history and the townscape	09208625
	"Goldene Höhe" restaurant (formerly); Matthias Kunstund Treibeschacht (originally); Matthias Treasure Trove; Unity treasure trove; Fire area (entity)	St. Michaelis	1835/1836 (hat house with mountain smithy); 18./19. Century (stockpile)	Individual features in the above-mentioned aggregate: former hut house with mountain forge and heap (see the aggregate component document "Brander Revier" in the OT St. Michaelis obj. 09304713 and the aggregate document "Brander Revier" obj. 09208604); of local and mining historical importance	09208639

Burgstädt, city

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
More pictures	Railway viaduct	Burgstädt (map)		Railway viaduct	09232716
More pictures	Taurastein Tower	Burgstädt (map)	1914 (water tower)	Observation tower and water tower; Architecturally and locally of importance, landmark of Burgstadt	09232665
	Totality of Royal Saxon Triangulation ("European degree measurement in the Kingdom of Saxony"); Station 93 Taurastein	Burgstädt (map)	marked 1875 (triangulation column)	Triangulation column; Second order station, significant testimony to geodesy of the 19th century, of significance in terms of surveying history	09232664
	town hall	Burgstädt (map)	1763 (town hall)	Town hall, with two side wings facing the courtyard and rear gate; former residential and manufacturing building by Johann Friedrich Wagner, baroque building complex, arranged around a rectangular inner courtyard, town hall since 1848, of architectural, artistic and local importance	09232618
	Stone bridge, access bridge to the property at Burkersdorfer Str. 182	Burgstädt (map)	marked 1840 (access bridge)	Stone bridge, access bridge to the property at Burkersdorfer Str. 182	09232624
	Former railroad keeper's house with outbuilding	Burgstädt (map)		Exit from the town, on the railway line at Mohsdorf	09232615
	Stone arch bridge, access bridge to the properties at Burkersdorfer Str. 199 and 201	Burgstädt (map)	1848 (access bridge)	Stone arch bridge, access bridge to the properties at Burkersdorfer Str. 199 and 201	09232640
	Paul Wagener Company (formerly)	Burgstädt (map)	around 1905 to around 1920 (different construction periods)	Residential and administrative buildings, factory buildings with enclosures	09232650
	Cotton mill (formerly)	Burgstädt (map)	1896 (spinning mill)	Factory complex	09232641
	Graziella (former)	Burgstädt (map)	around 1910 (textile industry)	Building complex of the former textile factory; today "Don Bosco Jugendwerk"	09232916
	Former textile manufacturer, today a house and ancillary building	Burgstädt (map)	1719 (formerly textile manufacturer)	Former textile manufacturer, today a house and ancillary building	09232684
	Franz-Enghardt -Heiersdorfer roller mill (formerly)	Burgstädt (map)	1945–1946, designated 1946 (grain mill); 1965, unit on the separator base (aspirator); 1979 (haze and semolina cleaning machine); around 1930 (roller mill); 1945–1946 (roller mill)	Mill building with office, silo and technical equipment as well as attached miller's house; Distinctive mill complex with complete milling technology of technical and local significance	09232689
	Silk Manufactory (formerly); Social Democrats printing house	Burgstädt (map)	1743 (formerly silk manufactory); around 1800 (later printer)	Former silk manufactory: today residential building with two wings and the former printing press of the newspaper “Der Sozialdemokrat” (in the former outbuilding of the manufactory) as well as a small back building and archway, gate and gate	09232704
	Villa with factory	Burgstädt Mittweidaer Strasse 5 (map)	around 1900 (factory building); around 1900 (villa)	Villa with factory	09232738
	Villa with factory	Burgstädt Mittweidaer Strasse 6 (map)	around 1890 (villa); around 1890 (factory building)	Villa with factory	09232739
[[File: Burgstaedt Mittweidaer Straße 7.jpg | 120px | Seifert company, baby laundry production (formerly)]]	Seifert company, baby laundry production (formerly)	Burgstädt Mittweidaer Strasse 7 (map)	around 1900 (factory building); around 1915 (office building)	Factory building as well as office and manufacturing building; Building complex of importance in terms of urban and technical history	09232740
	Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Burgstädt Mittweidaer Straße 31 (near) (map)	after 1858 (half milestone)	Milestone; Half milestone, later corridor boundary stone, of importance in terms of traffic history	09232743
	Chemnitz-Wechselburg railway line; Chemnitz Valley Railway	Mohsdorf (map)	1900–1902 (railway bridge)	Two railway bridges, crossing the Chemnitz; Truss bridge on concrete pillars from the time the route was built, of significance in terms of traffic and regional history	09302227
	Chemnitz Valley Railway; Wechselburg - Küchwald railway line	Mohsdorf (map)	1900–1902 (railway bridge); 1900–1901 (railway tunnel)	Railway bridge over Chemnitztalstrasse and the Chemnitz River as well as a railway tunnel; Typical civil engineering structures from the construction time of the line of importance in terms of traffic and regional history	09302228
	Totality of the spinning mill CA Tetzner & Sons	Mohsdorf (map)	since 1849 (Tetzner spinning mill)	Total spinning plant in the Chemnitz valley, consisting of the old plant with office, factory and farm building (directly on the banks of the Chemnitz) as well as the newer factory building (clinker building), all parts that are still preserved are total parts Parts of a complex of great importance in terms of local history	09233377

Claussnitz

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Claussnitz (map)	1726 (half mile column)	Post mileage column; Restored and supplemented half-mile column, important in terms of traffic history	09232837
	Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Diethensdorf (map)	1726, remnant piece (full mile column)	Post mileage column; Partial copy of a full-mile column on Poststrasse Rochlitz-Chemnitz, significant in terms of traffic history	09232885
	Diethensdorfer Mill	Diethensdorf (map)	around 1800 (mill); 1st half of the 19th century (side building near Unterer Haup); 19th century (small quarry stone barn); marked 1820 (large barn); 2nd half of the 19th century (half-timbered shed)	Former grinding mill building, a side building, a shed, two barns, 6 fence pillars and 6 horse chestnuts as well as a mill ditch with road bridge (overpass on Untere Hauptstraße) of a former flour mill; of importance in terms of building history and local history	09232889
	Mill building (No. 7), stable house (No. 13) and side building (No. 5) of a former oil and board mill	Markersdorf (map)	1750/1814 (mill); 2nd half of the 18th century (stable house); 1st half of the 19th century (side building)	Mill building upper floor half-timbered plastered, gable roof, residential stable upper floor half-timbered plastered, half-hipped roof, side building probably half-timbered on the upper floor, half-timbered roof, of importance in terms of architectural, local and technical history, of importance in terms of architectural history	09233322
	Chemnitz-Wechselburg railway line; Chemnitz Valley Railway	Markersdorf (map)	probably 1902 (railway bridge)	Railway bridge over the Chemnitz; three-arched stone bridge, construction typical of the time, of architectural and transport historical value, of importance in terms of architectural history	09302225
More pictures	Markersdorf-Taura train station; Chemnitz-Wechselburg railway line; Chemnitz Valley Railway	Markersdorf Hauptstrasse 100 (map)	around 1902 (reception building); around 1902, formerly the Raiffeisen building (goods handling); around 1902 (railway maintenance office); around 1902 (water house with elevated water tank)	Reception building with station clock (currently stored in Chemnitz station), goods handling (Raiffeisen building) with interior fittings, water house with elevated water tank, railway maintenance office and rails in the area of ​​the station; Well-preserved passenger station, of importance in terms of railway and regional history, of importance in terms of building history	09233326

Chub, city

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Railway bridge over the Freiberg Mulde	Chub (map)		Landscape-defining railway bridge, traffic engineering certificate	09206261
	Railway bridge and retaining wall on the Leipzig-Döbeln line	Chub (map)	around 1850 (railway bridge)	In terms of technology history, the bridge is extremely landscape-shaping	09206481
	bridge	Chub (map)	19th century (road bridge)	Traffic certificate, built from rubble stones, arched bridge	09206266
	Döbeln main station	Chub (map)	1869/1870 (station building); 1886 (platform); 1894 (shaft cover)	Station with platform roofing and a canal cover next to the station; Significant building and local history, representative building in neo-Gothic and neo-Romanesque forms, building with two massive towers that characterizes the street	09206250
	Garden house (originally part of the site of the finish)	Chub (map)	1877 (garden house)	Garden house from 1877 in its original condition (but clad with wood), significant for the city's history	09206041
	Railway bridge waterworks; Narrow-gauge railway Wilsdruff – Gärtitz; Beet track (so-called)	Chub (map)	possibly 1911 (railway bridge)	Railway bridge; one of the few surviving testimonies belonging to the regionally important beet railway, of importance in terms of railway history and building history	09206502
	Döbeln-Nord station; formerly Großbauchlitz station	Chub (map)	around 1880 (reception building)	Railway station; Structurally and historically of importance, plastered construction, which has a very typical design for the railway architecture, in good original condition, evidence of traffic history	09206259
	hydrant	Chub (map)	around 1900 (hydrant)	Originally preserved extinguishing water hydrant from the turn of the century, of technical significance	09207587
	Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Chub (map)	after 1858 (half milestone)	Milestone; Half milestone, of importance for the history of traffic	09206511
	Rotunda construction	Chub (map)	1941 (factory building)	Metal and lacquer goods factory of the Johannes Großfuß company; Industrial complex from different construction phases (except for the high-quality front building demolished), architecturally particularly high-quality the Rotunda building of supraregional architectural-historical importance (architect: Werner Retzlaff ), design in the design language of the Bauhaus, site-defining system	09206450
More pictures	Holländermühle Döbeln and observation tower (so-called Dutch tower)	Chub (map)	1900 (observation tower); 1874 (mill)	Observation tower and neighboring tower Dutchman (substructure); In terms of technology history, the so-called Dutch tower, important as a landmark, brick lookout tower of design quality with blind arcades, tower stands next to the ruins of a Dutch mill	09206443
	Low bridge	Chub (map)	around 1930/1950 (road bridge)	Bridge; Structurally and technologically important, made of porphyry quarry stones in round arches with keystones, brick bridge over the flood ditch, sandstone rustication	09206344
	Obermühle	Chub (map)	marked 1866 (residential building)	Semi-open residential building and side building; Simple plastered building made of quarry stones, original window frames, of local importance as a former upper mill, beautiful portal	09206180
	Factory building in open development	Chub (map)	around 1900 (factory building)	Industrial history testimony with a high quality facade in an exposed urban situation	09206459
	Tram cars for passenger transport	Chub (map)	1899 (tram)	Carriage No. 1 of the Meissen Tram, now owned by the traditional association Döbelner Pferdebahn e. V., significant in terms of traffic and technology	09299724
	Mill and house in open development	Chub (map)	in the core 17th century, changed several times (mill)	Mill building with a very old structure, Renaissance window frames, numerous structural changes, of importance in terms of technology and local history	09206177
	Upper bridge	Chub (map)	1913 (road bridge)	Bridge over the Freiberger Mulde; Architecturally important, two-arched porphyry bridge, keystones with figural reliefs (frogs), evidence of traffic history	09206046
More pictures	Staupitzmühle	Chub (map)	marked 1800 (mill)	Residential house and mill in open development; In terms of technology, it is of significance in terms of technology, originally preserved, late-baroque house with a striking hipped roof and arched portal, of significance in terms of local history as an old mill, five-storey plastered building (warehouse) on a narrow hollow island	09206040
	Municipal electricity company	Chub (map)	around 1900 (power station)	Wilhelminian style building complex with clinker brick structure, ornamental half-timbered gable, interesting in terms of building and technology history	09206306
	foundry	Chub (map)	around 1910 (foundry)	Technologically significant building with interesting facade design, first foundry of Döbeln	09206407
	Döbeln Ostbahnhof	Chub (map)	19th century (passenger station)	Railway station; Significant building in terms of traffic and local history in a striking location, simple plastered building in good original condition	09206423
	Weir	Chub (map)	around 1930 (Wehr)	Weir of technical and historical interest, shaping the landscape	09206467
	Limmritz Viaduct; Riesa-Chemnitz railway line	Limmritz (map)	1846-1852 (viaduct)	Railway viaduct; fourteen-arch viaduct over the Zschopau of great importance in terms of architectural history, landscape-defining and transport history	09208041
	Limmritz train station; Riesa-Chemnitz railway line	Limmritz (map)	1897 (reception building)	Reception building with waiting hall extension; Well-preserved reception building -type construction in good original condition, significance in terms of local history and traffic history	09208037
	Freiberger Mulde Bridge	Limmritz (map)	1870–1871 (road bridge)	Bridge; Three-arched stone bridge over the Freiberg Mulde, significant in terms of traffic history, shaping the landscape	09206466
	bridge	Mochau (map)	marked 1800 (road bridge)	Overpass of the connecting route between Kirchstrasse and Meißner Strasse over the Jahna, one-yoke quarry stone bridge, document of the historical route structure, historically significant	09208821
	Mill Simselwitz	Simselwitz (map)	marked 1806 (core older)	Mill; Of technical and local historical importance, with complete technical equipment, half-timbered on the courtyard side, the entire building equipped with old furniture	09208836
	Freiberger Mulde Bridge	Technitz (map)	1870–1871 (road bridge)	Bridge; Three-arched stone bridge over the Freiberg Mulde, significant in terms of traffic history, shaping the landscape	09206466
	Waystone	Theeschütz (card)		of regional historical importance	09208940
	Former village smithy, now a residential building	Pottery (map)	1st half of the 19th century (forge)	Typical building of a village smithy with intact half-timbered upper floor, of cultural and local historical importance	09208062
	Potty mill	Pottery (map)	marked 1863 (mill)	Former mill (without technical equipment) with courtyard paving and part of the former mill ditch; imposing mill building of local and technical historical importance	09208054
	Mill, villa with annex, two side buildings and storage, lock	Pottery (map)	Mid 19th century (mill); around 1880 (villa); marked 1900 (side building)	Large mill property with a storehouse building that characterizes the site, of local and technical historical importance	09208049

Dorfchemnitz

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Path pillar	Dorfchemnitz (map)	1845 (Wegestein)	traffic historical value	09247534
	Path pillar	Dorfchemnitz (map)	1840 (Wegestein)	Significant in terms of traffic and local history	09247598
	Cutting mill; Ruscher chair factory (formerly)	Dorfchemnitz (map)	before 1900 (chair factory); around 1910 (residential building)	Residential house and chair factory including technical equipment; Former cutting mill with factory building, later the “Hermann Ruscher” chair factory, originally a smaller wood-processing factory, traditional plastered buildings in good original condition, of historical importance	09247561
More pictures	Eisenhammer Dorfchemnitz	Dorfchemnitz (map)	around 1900 ( Hammerherrenhaus ); 1567 (hammer mill)	Iron hammer with hammer mill building including technical equipment, hammer mansion and mill ditch including weir; authentically preserved ensemble of great importance in terms of industrial history, local history and technological history	09247562
	Wenceslas mill	Dorfchemnitz (map)	around 1880/1900 (mill)	Former mill; Plastered building over a U-shaped floor plan, remarkable building in terms of local and industrial history	09247542
	Path pillar	Voigtsdorf (map)	1851 (Wegestein)	no longer at the original location, of historical importance	09247575
	Old Mill	Voigtsdorf (map)	around 1800 (mill)	Mill; Today the restaurant and guesthouse "Alte Mühle", traditional half-timbered house in good original condition, of urban and architectural significance	09247576

Eppendorf

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Oil mill	Eppendorf (map)	after 1700 (oil mill)	Former oil mill with technical equipment; of importance in terms of local history and technology	09240694

Erlau

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Teupelmühle	Cross (card)	1737 (side building); around 1800 (barn); around 1750 (farmhouse)	Cutting and grinding mill with residential stable and complete grinding mill equipment, side building with mountain cellar and barn, mill ditch and mill canal with all hydraulic structures; Originally preserved mill complex with a significant impact on the townscape	09236186
More pictures	Erlau station; Riesa-Chemnitz railway line	Erlau (map)	1890/91 (passenger station); around 1880 (reception building)	Reception building, outbuilding and former half-timbered goods shed; Station buildings typical of the time with characteristic, originally preserved design, of importance in terms of railway history, building history and local history	09236278
	Saxon post mile pillars (totality)	Erlau (map)	marked 1722, copy (full mile column)	Post mileage column; Copy of a full-mile column, important in terms of traffic history	09299775
	Old Forge	Erlau (map)	around 1800 (forge)	Half-timbered house typical of the landscape with attached workshop in excellent original condition with a significant impact on the townscape, half-timbered house also preserved on the ground floor, historically important in terms of construction and local history	09236302
	Totality of Royal Saxon Triangulation ("European degree measurement in the Kingdom of Saxony"); Station 99 Erlau	Erlau (map)	marked 1869 (triangulation column)	Triangulation column; Second order station, significant testimony to geodesy of the 19th century, of significance in terms of surveying history	09299776
	Spark mill	Milkau (map)	Late 18th century (mill)	Residential mill house of a mill estate; Half-timbered building that defines the street scene, of importance in terms of building history and local history	08960009
	Transformer house	Milkau (map)	around 1920 (transformer station)	characteristic of the area, evidence of the electrification of the place, of technical significance	08960014
	Singermühle	Sachsendorf (map)	Mid 19th century (house); around 1890 (stable house); around 1890 (side building); around 1890 (barn)	Residential stable house (No. 1), residential building (No. 2), barn and side building of a mill property; Typical four-sided courtyard, of importance in terms of building history, local history and technological history	08960050
	Fruit mill	Sachsendorf (map)	Keystone marked 1738 (mill)	Residential stable house, three side buildings and manual pump of a mill property, with house trees; excellently preserved ensemble of timber construction, picturesquely situated in the Aubach valley, of architectural and local significance	08960048
More pictures	Royal Saxon milestones (totality)	Schweikershain (map)	after 1858 (half milestone)	Milestone; Half milestone, important in terms of traffic history	09236433

Remarks

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

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• List of monuments of the state of Saxony
• Answer to the big question of the AfD parliamentary group of 23 August 2016; Appendix to the Big Question Drs. 6/5471

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