Museum
Mülverstedt Manor
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The Mülverstedt Manor House, an estate, is located in Mülverstedt, Thuringia, and now serves as a museum dedicated to regional costume culture. Its history dates back to the 18th century.
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In the 18th century, the property belonged to the von Tristan family. Around 1760, it was acquired by the von Hopffgarten family, who transformed it into an inn and added a dance floor. During this period, a brewery, a brandy distillery, and a malt kiln were also built. After 1945, the owners were expropriated by the communists. The last private owners left the village in 1953, and in 1958, the building complex was transferred to the consumer cooperative. A dilapidated dance hall was demolished in 1959.
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