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English: Oppelschacht – office building of the Royal-Saxon Collieries Zauckerode. Today the building houses a centre for children and youngsters and a municipal district library.

In 1830 planned the counsellor of the Royal Saxon Mountain Board a main shaft of higher efficiency to replace thirteen dispersed hoisting shafts of the Zauckerode collieries. The shaft was sunk in 1833 as Prince Friedrich Shaft into a depth of 222 m. When it´s creator died in the same year, his name was given to the shaft. In 1882 the first electric locomotive of the world, called "Dorothea", was commissioned for a main transportation gallery across the seam.

In 1948, soon after the collieries came into state ownership, the mine was renamed into Arthur-Teuchert-Schacht. Teuchert (1897—1952), a face worker, increased his production up to a pre-arranged 480 percent quota to strengthen the low socialist productivity. In 1958 the deposit was depleted and the colliery closed.
Deutsch: Kohlenschreiberei des Oppel-Schachts Zauckerode (Freital). Das Gebäude beherbergt heute einen Treffpunkt für offene Kinder- und Jugendarbeit und eine Zweigstelle der Stadtbibliothek.

1830 plante der Bergrat von Oppel einen leistungsfähigen Hauptschacht, der dreizehn verstreute Förderschächte der Königlich-Sächsischen Steinkohlenwerke Zauckerode ersetzen sollte. 1833 wurde der neue Friedrichschacht als Haupt-, Kunst- und Förderschacht auf 222 m abgeteuft. Im gleichen Jahr wurde er nach dem Tode von Oppels in Oppelschacht umbenannt. 1882 wurde im Oppelschacht „Dorothea“ in Dienst gestellt, die erste elektrische Grubenlokomotive der Welt. 1891 wurde die Strecke verlängert.

1948 wurde der Schacht nach dem Vortriebshauer Arthur Teuchert (1897—1952) benannt, der zur Hebung der geringen Produktivität als sozialistisches Vorbild seine Arbeitsnorm zu 480 Prozent übererfüllte. 1958 wurde der Steinkohlenabbau wegen Erschöpfung der Lagerstätten eingestellt und die Grube geschlossen.
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Camera location51° 00′ 57.55″ N, 13° 38′ 20.39″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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