Wendorf Manor House near Waren-Müritz
Wendorf manor house was built in 1880-1881 in the Tudor style. During the National Socialist regime the Reich Labor Service was housed here, and later it offered accommodation to refugees.
Under the East German regime the manor house served as the village hall. After 1990 the building was renovated and in 1994 the first residents moved in. Thereafter young people who had earlier enjoyed few options had a chance for professional integration in the hospitality industry.
The guest establishment in the house was closed at the end of 2009.
Owners before 1945:
| 1758-1831 |
|
| (1781)-1794 |
Captain Hans Siegmund Christoph von Oertzen |
| 1794-1796 |
The heirs of Captain Hans Siegmund Christoph von Oertzen |
| 1796-1821 |
Carl Hans von Oertzen |
| 1821-1829 |
Friedrich von Jasmund |
| 1829-1830 |
Joachim Wiencke |
| 1830-1835 |
Friedrich Carl Ferdinand von Schuckmann |
| 1835-1836 |
W. L. von Bülow |
| 1836-1838 |
Friedrich Ludwig von Bülow |
| 1838-1873 |
Ludwig Wilhelm von Bülow |
| 1873-1876 |
Ludwig Wilhelm and Carl Friedrich von Bülow |
| 1876-1902 |
Cavalry Captain Carl Friedrich von Bülow |
| 1902-1909 |
The minor brothers Henning, Cord, and Adalbert von Bülow |
| 1909-1913 |
Ludwig Stein |
| 1913-1914 |
District Chief Executive Heinrich Predel |
| 1914- |
Rudolf Pohl |
| 1921 / 1928 |
Albert Kopper |
| 1930-1938 |
1937/1939 homesteaded; remainder of the estate Dr. Hans Ulrich Heinke |
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