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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
Bild 1: Mai 2001 Bild 2+3: Mai 2005
Enthält: - Gutshaus Charlottenthal (3 km N von Karow am See an der B 103) Zweigeschossiger, 11-achsiger Putzbau mit Walmdach im Stil der Tudor-Neogotik 1843 errichtet. Mittelteil mit 3 Achsen, Portikus und aufstrebenden Pfeilern, sowie mit gotischem Maßwerk, Zierausmauerungen und Putzornamenten in Form von Flechtwerk. Linksseitig ein Seitenflügel mit Verbindungstrakt und Viereckturm. An der Fassade zum Park zwei Bildreliefs. Von 1896-1945 in Besitz der Familie von Schmidt-Pauli. Sie betrieben ein Vollblutgestüt. Jetzt in Teilrenovierung und als Hotel geplant. Die Güter Charlottenthal und Groß Grabow waren um 1816 in Besitz des jüdischen Gutsherren Israel Jacobson (1768-1828) und bis 1856 seinem Sohn Meyer-Jacobson zugehörig. Bild 2: Neogotischer Mittelrisalit Bild 3: Gartenseite mit gotischem Maßwerk der Fensterfront und Medaillons. Abgebrannt am 10.04.2016 vermutlich Brandstiftung.
Dr. Helmut Stiehler
Akten
Veröffentlichungs- und Nutzungsrecht: Nutzungs- und Veröffentlichungsrecht wurden dem Kreisarchiv übertragen
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system
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