Manor House Körchow near Bad Doberan
The Empire style manor house was erected in 1822 according to plans of the architect Carl Theodor Severin. Several conversions followed.
The estate was owned by the von Bülow family. From 1753 up to 1775 it belonged to the von Boye family, it went back into possession of the von Bülow family at the beginning of the 19th century. In 1932 they sold the estate to the Lent family who were in possession up to the expropriation in 1945. After 1945 the manor house was used for residential purposes. For a number of years now it has been once again private property and has been extensively renovated.
Structure of ownership prior to 1945:
| 1553- |
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| 1753-1775 |
von Boye family |
| (1781)-1791 |
Cathedral church of Schwerin |
| 1791-1817 |
Andreas Gottfried Russow |
| 1817-1828 |
Friedrich Nicolas Andreas Thomsen |
| 1828-1834 |
Mrs. Frau Thomsen (widow) nee Buchholz |
| 1834-1867 |
Director of Taxes Mrs. Matthies-Klinger nee Buchholz |
| 1867-1879 |
Sophie Görcke nee Junghans and Alexander Görcke |
| 1879-1886 |
Carl Heinrich Rickmann |
| 1886-1898 |
Gideon von Plessen |
| 1898-1902 |
Kammerherr Achim von Voss-Wolfradt |
| 1902-1904 |
Royal Prussian Chamberlain Achim von Voss-Wolfradt |
| 1904-1932 |
First Lieutenant (ret.) Vollrath von Bülow |
| 1932-1945 |
Otto Lent |
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