CastleWanfried

Keudellsches Castle (Wanfried)

Keudellsches Castle (Wanfried)

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The castle is named after the Keudell family, who were presumably settled in the Werra valley as early as the 12th century and most recently had their main seat in Schwebda. At the time of the Staufer Emperor Frederick II, a Keudell is first mentioned as a knight in a Hessian document in 1227.

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Source: wanfried.de

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Location: 51.1834, 10.1683