ManorNuthetal-Philippsthal

Friedrichshuld Manor

Friedrichshuld Manor

To be privately owned

Friedrichshuld Manor, an estate house, is located in Nuthetal-Philippsthal and is an architectural monument in Brandenburg. Originally built as a residence for the mayor of a plantation, it has undergone a development.

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The origins of Friedrichshuld Manor date back to 1765, when it was erected on the northeastern edge of the village. It initially served as the residence for the mayor of the then-plantation, which was dedicated to silkworm breeding. The first known owner was Field Provost Decker, who held a leading position in the Prussian War Consistory at that time. Around the year 1800, the building underwent extensive redesign, during which it also received its current name.

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Source: Wikipedia · Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0 · Image: Jörg Dorowski

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