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Manor House (castle) Alt Sammit

Alt Sammit was first mentioned in documents written in 1274. A castle of the von Weltzien family stood here, destroyed during the Thirty-Years War 1638.




At approx. 1670 the von Weltzien family has a new manor house erected with the appropriate stables and servant’s houses, falling into disrepair until the end of the 19th century. 1793 the Weltzien’s family fiefdom expired and it changed hands quickly. The manor house in its current form was build from 1880 to 1888. It is a stately red building of two storeys height, built above a cellar made of cobblestone. There is a mezzanine under the brick-made saddle roof. The house is thirteen axes wide and there are a tri-axial middle risalit on the west side, a two-axial middle risalit on the east side and four tri-axial side risalits. After the Second World War the house was used by refugees, 1970 the publicly-owned stud farm Ganschow moved in and ran an education and recreation home until 1990. After five years of vacancy and dilapidation it became private property and was caringly restored.

Since May 2007 holidays may be spend in the holiday flats and a conference centre was opened up.


Structure of ownership:

since 1274 - 1793

von Weltzin family

1793-1798

court hunting squire Carl Franz von Plessen

1798-1800

Hermann Flügge

1800-1825

Johann Christian Alexander Könemann

1825-1832

Heinrich Seeliger

1832-1834

L. F. Lübbe

1834-1838

Dr. Georg Heinrich Franz Wertheimer

1838-1851

Georg Karl Riedel

1851-1873

Eduard Diederichs

1873-1877

von Meyenn family

1877-1890

Eduard Krause

1890-1897

Johann Paul Wilhelm Günther Ehlermann

1897-1904

Heinrich Eickhoff

1904-1915

Paul Möller

1915-1945

Königlicher Regierungsrat (senior civil servant) Dr. jur. Otto Hecht

1945-1970

Eigentum des Volkes (LPG) / Property of the people

1970-1990

Gestüt (VEG) Ganschow / Stud Farm Ganschow

1990-1996

Treuhand

since 1996

Private owner


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