The siding, about 3 km long, was the lifeline of the factory from 1875 to 1980. With the railway connection, both manufactured goods and raw materials could be transported to and from the glassworks. In the beginning, 🐎 covered wagons served as the backbone of the transport.

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Mathias57

September 13, 2024

This warehouse building, also known as the "Hüttenbahnhof", was built in 1875 as part of the connecting track to the Berlin-Dresden railway. It was a kind of loading station between the standard track and the narrow-gauge track that ran across the building. The single-storey brick half-timbered building with a gable roof now houses the museum's special exhibition room and the WeinSalon. The entire building has a basement. The freight wagon came to Glashütte on loan from the German Museum of Technology.

The building is open to the public and is rented to the museum association and the WeinSalon. Source: baruther-glashuette.de/rundgang/nr-19b

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