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Bassendorf manor house in calendar 2021

Bassendorf manor house in calendar 2021

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Manor House Behren-Lübchin

The manor house, built in its present form around 1800, stands above a medieval vaulted cellar. In 2018 it was cleared out and gutted - inside the building the valuable stucco and the chimney vaults were preserved, these had been created during a reconstruction in the 19th century by the architect Heinrich Gustav Thormann.




Sculptor and painter Wadim Wolf purchased the manor house and the park in February 2019 and is now creating a new spiritual place with aesthetic sculptures and plants - they form a symbiosis with the historical ensemble, which is open to the public. Additionally, classical concerts and yoga events are planned.


Structure of ownership prior to 1945:

1184

Earliest mentioned in a document

1779-1782

Chamberlain Bernhard Matthias Count von Bassewitz (at Dalwitz)

1782-1790

Countess von Bassewitz (Chamberlain Bernhard Matthias Count von Bassewitz (at Dalwitz))

1790-1794

Chamberlain Georg Christoph von Behr (see Grammow, Nustrow, Alt- and Neu Stassow)

1794-1802

Privy Councillor, later Supreme President of the Privy Council Carl Ernst von Schack (see Grammow, Nustrow, Alt- and Neu Stassow)

1802-1804

Johann Julius Koophamel

1804-1830

Johann Julius Christian Koophamel

1830-1839

Moritz Gottfried Ludwig Peters

1839-1847

Wilhelm Wackerow

1847-1855

August Helmut Wilhelm von Heyden-Linden

1855-1858

Heinrich Karl Ernst von Blücher

1858-1871

Ernst Wilhelm Friedrich Peters

1871-1873

Chamberlain Hermann Friedrich August von Behr-Negendank

1873-1888

Chamberlain Hermann August von Behr-Negendank

1888-(1930)

Heino Friedrich Georg Adolph von Behr-Negendank (see Passow)

(1937)-(1939)

Hans-Jasper von Behr (see Neverin)


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