Historical Society. • Are there
History and Antiquities of Science Society since the mid-19th Century
• written until its dissolution in 1939 many treatises on the Eisenberger history
• The Archive filed papers of general meetings and other historical documents we were able to be not, the reference to Mr. Much, however very
investigation
• Meeting with Mr. . Much past June (one of the youngest of the association), was even eight years as a board, for personal reasons today no longer a member participants of the excursion
• Basic documentation for this was to restore the old
• precise boundaries of the old town should be established be because the residents were the center of the city money for the renovation
• 2 - 22 June 1992 3 weekends group 5-6 man (unprepared), were relied on knowledge of the members
• single wall remains on the hike immediately recorded on a map (s.Abb.III.4.4.2 / 2, see figure legend. III.4.4.2 / 3) and photographed
• map and photos, two weeks after the trip by Mr Much in three portfolios compiled
• Named photos u cards serve as sources and evidence
castle gates
• Castle grounds had 5 goals and another goal in the extension of the Long lane, not counting the castle complex was
• The five castle gates we will only briefly mention their location and function u also talk on their construction
• two sketches show ... today's castle covered 1 Goals in the early Middle Ages, 2nd Goals in the 16th Jhd
• Gate 1 at the gate tower in the western corner of the so-called new kitchen building in 1999 for renovation work found
• tower stood outside the castle wall
• = entrance of the kennel was its upstream and acted as the aggressor in a long shaft between two gates catch them and then fight from above can
• Gate 2 outer gate of the castle
• radicals was that, we find a rectangular Enlargement of the tunnel-like access to today's crypt (fig)
• The vault used to access the usual Tortunnel leading from the outer gate to the inner gate (3.Tor)
• This gate = present sacristy
• Even today, the mighty walls remaining and see the high vaulted from the gatehouse
• Due to the massive amount of the present castle building of about 15 m, suggesting that his was the great gatehouse of the main tower has
• After an extensive castle rebuilt in the 16th century, two new gates added
• It has not been used and access by kennel Tortunnel
• Why was this so we do not know.
• What was new is that the access road to the castle is now on the castle wall
• went from there spanned by a drawbridge former kennel, was now reported as a moat
• building accounts of 1543 of two stone gate houses of lime to the gate of the drawbridge and gate to the city, these gates are therefore new buildings
• Here, the goal would be to the city to be found today in a side wall of the castle
• Location of this door is so far conclusive, since it refers to the extension of the approach by the Tortunnel is
• The New Way closed by the castle that is here to back to the old.
The goal of the Long Lane
• On the oldest map of Eisenberg is an extension of the long lane to score in the wall located
• independent illustrations of this gate, we could not find •
neither the street name or the course give to notices the existence of a former entrance to the city
• Due to the large height difference between the Gera Road and Long Street could then and now will not connect these two roads up
• Difference between Gera Road and Long Street in the following two photos clearly (go figure III.3.4.5 / 3, Fig • III.3.4.5 / 4) •
if it ever should have passed a road would have been so sure überliefet
so we assume that time does not drive road, but a suitable opening for pedestrians in the city wall was
• Whether to invest the city wall in the 12th Century at this point even existed, this opening is unclear
From the gate of the long alley to the stone gate
• Mauer now leads from the gate on Long Street • next in south
cadastral plan, the city wall located in all cases (Figure III.4.6 / 1)
• In addition, can still find long wall remains
• The shed (1) is built from the outside of the walls, serve remains of the wall the foundation
• In Section 2, we find a higher portion of the city wall as a gable wall of a built by Gera street small building
• Wall section number 3 is also Here the walls base wall of a timber building of Gera Road
• The breaking stones in the number 4 are not visible
• In Section Five we see in a garage again, the city wall grouted at a height of about 3m
• Later we see parts of the city wall on the demolition site of the Old Post
• Here is first in section 5, the city wall used again as a base wall of a timber-framed building was, ca1m highly visible, which were renovated around 1777 demonstrated
• The wall extends beyond back of the land on Long Street to the wall street corner Wächtergasse (Abb.III.4.6 /...)
• From there it runs as a house-fronts of the buildings in the Wächtergasse direction Steintor
• On the road to recognize again the reference to the city wall
• Furthermore, with the demolition of houses district in July last year uncovered remains of walls that are clearly the location of the city wall of Steinweg 33 to prove Wächtergasse 2 (from 5min castle gates.)
• Guard house and walls together formed the transition to the stone gate
• Behind the walls, or directly as part of those were depending on the size of the city more buildings
• always leave but guardhouse, gates and towers
• find towers, a distinction between waking and gate towers ( 0.5 min)
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