Cultural Events
To be privately owned
CastleHolzhausen
Crollage Castle (Holzhausen)
Crollage Castle, a manor, is situated in Holzhausen in the Minden-Lübbecke district, North Rhine-Westphalia.
History+
The first documented mention of Crollage Castle as a knight's estate dates back to 1350. It was originally a fief of Herford Abbey and belonged to the knight Bertold von Haren. At the beginning of the 16th century, the property was converted into a castle in the Weser Renaissance style by the von Langen family. In 1623, the castle passed into the possession of the von Ledebur family, who held it until 1968 before selling it to agricultural engineer H. Rafflenbeul.
On site+
Today, Crollage Castle serves as a venue for cultural events and is privately owned. The former manor park is still discernible.
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