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Adolphstollen Tunnel Entrance

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    February 27, 2021

    From 1803 to 1817 and from 1837 to 1864 miners drove the 5433 m long Adolph Stolln, whose water flowed from the depths of the Help of God Stolln near Obergruna and the Romanus drive shaft from Siebenlehn to his mouth hole near the Pitzschebach. From there an artificial ditch led the water from the tunnel on to the Rosenthaler Rösche on the western edge of the Zellwald. The Adolph Stolln was ventilated through two light holes, both in the northern area of the cell forest.

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      February 4, 2022

      is somewhat hidden, secured, the escaping water indicates ferruginous minerals

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        April 15, 2021

        With its length of 5.4 km, the Adolph Stolln is one of the large galleries in the Freiberg northern district. The tunnel was created to supply water to the Romanus (Siebenlehn) and Blessing God's Erbstolln (Gersdorf) pits. The tunnel begins as a wing in the Tiefen Hilfe Gottes tunnel near Obergruna and branches off the impact water and raised groundwater used by various mine systems in the Freiberg northern district. During the excavation of the Adolph Stolln, underground surveying with a theodolite was practiced for the first time in the Saxon mining industry.

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