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Manor Lapitz
The Lapitz manor house is a one- and two-storey plaster-faced building dating from 1908, with a mansard roof and older outbuildings. The estate belonged to the von der Lancken family (from 1788) and the Neumann family (1814–1945), amongst others. In 1945, the owners were expropriated and expelled by the Communists.
Following German reunification in 1989, the manor house was renovated.
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