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Ammelshain (Naunhof): Rittergut, Schloß Ammelshain, Portal
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Deutsch: 25.04.2009 04683 Ammelshain (Naunhof bei Grimma), Am Schloß 1 (Pappelallee): Schloß Ammelshain (GMP: 51.295035,12.635863). Das Rittergut Ammelshain ist vermutlich aus einem Vorwerk des Ritterguts Polenz hervorgegangen. Dieses befand sich mindestens seit dem 15. Jahrhundert im Besitz der Adelsfamilie von Lindenau. Adam Friedrich von Lindenau ließ 1723 das barocke Schloß errichten. Die Besitzer wechselten mehrfach. Der letzte Vorkriegsbesitzer, Major a. D. Georg Eckhardt, 1913 geadelt, wurde 1945 enteignet. 1991 kauften Prof. Dr. Alexander Riesenkampff, Dr. Peter Harff und Hellmuth Freiherr von Maltzahn das Schloß und das Rittergut und richteten
Wohnungen ein. Schloßportal mit den Wappen der Familien von Lindenau und Pflugk im geschweiften Giebel. [DSCN36714.TIF]20090425165DR.JPG(c)Blobelt |
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Object location | 51° 17′ 42.13″ N, 12° 38′ 09.11″ E ![]() | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap | ![]() |
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Image title | 25.04.2009 04683 Ammelshain (Naunhof bei Grimma), Am Schloß 1 (Pappelallee): Schloß Ammelshain (GMP: 51.295035,12.635863). Das Rittergut Ammelshain ist vermutlich aus einem Vorwerk des Ritterguts Polenz hervorgegangen. Dieses befand sich mindestens seit dem 15. Jahrhundert im Besitz der Adelsfamilie von Lindenau. Adam Friedrich von Lindenau ließ 1723 das barocke Schloß errichten. Die Besitzer wechselten mehrfach. Der letzte Vorkriegsbesitzer, Major a. D. Georg Eckhardt, 1913 geadelt, wurde 1945 enteignet. 1991 kauften Prof. Dr. Alexander Riesenkampff, Dr. Peter Harff und Hellmuth Freiherr von Maltzahn das Schloß und das Rittergut und richteten Wohnungen ein. Schloßportal mit den Wappen der Familien von Lindenau und Pflugk im geschweiften Giebel. [DSCN36714.TIF]20090425165DR.JPG(c)Blobelt |
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