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N 20 Guts- und Herrenhäuser in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Guts- und Herrenhäuser in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern >> 01. Guts- und Herrenhäuser in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
August 2001
Enthält: - Schloss Langenfelde (12 km NW von Demmin) Zweigeschossiger, 9-achsiger Putzbau im spätklassizistischem Stil von 1842 mit flachem Dach und Feldsteinfundament. Das ausgebaute Kellergeschoss besteht aus quarderförmigen behauenem Naturstein. Die beiden Haupttrakte sind durch einen schmaleren Mittelbau verbunden. Der vordere Trakt wird von zwei Rundtürmen flankiert, die dreigeschossig sind und Halbrundfenster besitzen. Die Turmdeckung fehlt. Das 1992 an einen Landwirt verkaufte Anwesen wurde bisher nicht saniert und verfällt. Schloss Langenfelde und das Gutshaus Gleiwitz gehörten von 1800-1860 der Familie von Hagenow. Gustav von Hagenow (1813-1876) war Landrat in Grimmen.
Dr. Helmut Stiehler
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Veröffentlichungs- und Nutzungsrecht: Nutzungs- und Veröffentlichungsrecht wurden dem Kreisarchiv übertragen
Format: Bild 1
Fototyp: Abzug fbg.
Fotograf: Dr. Helmut Stiehler
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