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Manor House of the Güldenstern Abbey
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Manor House of the Güldenstern Abbey
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Peter W. Janakiew
March 31, 2021
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The core of the abbey was built around 1500 and converted into a mansion in 1717.
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Andi
July 22, 2021
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Old mansion
The west wing of the monastery complex was rebuilt in 1535 as the abbess's residence and the nuns' house. Magnificent late Gothic tracery gables are formed on the two narrow sides, similar to those found on the Neustadt town hall and on the provost's office. In 1559 the last nuns were relocated to Meissen. Since then, the abbess's house has served as the manor of the Güldenstern manor.
Source: muehlberg-elbe.de/seite/297394/stadtrundgang.html
The west wing of the monastery complex was rebuilt in 1535 as the abbess's residence and the nuns' house. Magnificent late Gothic tracery gables are formed on the two narrow sides, similar to those found on the Neustadt town hall and on the provost's office. In 1559 the last nuns were relocated to Meissen. Since then, the abbess's house has served as the manor of the Güldenstern manor.
Source: muehlberg-elbe.de/seite/297394/stadtrundgang.html
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Location: Mühlberg/Elbe, Elbe-Elster, Lower Lusatia, Brandenburg, Germany