Cultural center
ManorLübeck-Krempelsdorf
Krempelsdorf Manor
Herrenhaus Krempelsdorf, a historic manor and estate house, is located in the Lübeck district of Krempelsdorf. It functions as a cultural center.
The first documented owner of Herrenhaus Krempelsdorf was mentioned in 1399, when the Perseval family was named. The property frequently changed hands, including families such as Kerckring, von Lüneburg, von Albedyll, Blohm, von Rumohr, and Souchay. The current manor house was built in 1786 under the patronage of Christian von Brockes. From the late 1920s, the manor house became the property of the city of Lübeck.
It is situated in the Lübeck-Krempelsdorf district of the Hanseatic city of Lübeck, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, at an elevation of approximately 17 meters above sea level.
Since 1932, it has been leased to the Paul-Gerhardt-Gemeinde and is used as a community center.
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