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Adolzheimer Hof Manor

Local government

The Adelsheimer Hof in Nassau, Rhineland-Palatinate, is a historic manor and estate house that now serves as the town hall.

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The property was constructed between 1606 and 1609 as a country residence for the noble family vom Stein. One of its first inhabitants was Junker Adam vom Stein, who moved in after his previous house burned down and served in the Electorate of Palatinate. His grandson was the last owner from this family until 1701.

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