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The Lengefeld Lime Works, a former limestone mine, is situated in the southwest of Lengefeld in the Saxon town of Pockau-Lengefeld, nestled in the Ore Mountains. The mine was operational until 2016 when it was closed. Despite its closure, the site remains a significant part of the region's industrial history.
The Lengefeld Lime Works has a long history dating back to 1528, as per a deed of enfeoffment. The existence of a quarry and two kilns was later recorded in a deed of sale in 1567. This historical context adds to the cultural and industrial significance of the site.
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The Lengefeld Lime Works in Pockau-Lengefeld, Germany, offers visitors an informative look into the historical lime production process. This well-preserved industrial site showcases the technology and methods used in lime burning from the past centuries. Visitors appreciate the guided tours that explain the lime production process in detail, making complex industrial concepts accessible to all ages. The museum's outdoor area, featuring the impressive lime kilns, provides a tangible connection to the region's industrial heritage. Many reviewers note the educational value, especially for those interested in industrial history or geology. The site's authentic atmosphere and the preservation of original equipment add to its appeal. Some visitors mention that while the museum is compact, it offers a comprehensive overview of lime production. A few reviews suggest that more interactive exhibits or English translations would enhance the experience for international visitors. Overall, the Lengefeld Lime Works is generally regarded as a worthwhile stop for those exploring the industrial history of Saxony.
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