Krüger, Theodor (Baumeister) (Bestand)

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Landeskirchliches Archiv der Ev.-Luth. Kirche in Norddeutschland (Archivtektonik) >> 5 Nachlässe, Handakten und personengeschichtliche Sammlungen
1864-1884
Bestandsbeschreibung: Theodor Krüger wurde am 16.3.1818 in Schwerin geboren. Er wurde in Wien und Berlin ausgebildet, wo er 1842 seine Prüfung als Baukondukteur ablegte. 1853 wurde er endgültig in den Staatsdienst übernommen. 1865 wurde er in der Abteilung Hochbau des Schweriner Finanzministeriums zum Leiter des Kirchenbauwesens in Mecklenburg-Schwerin ernannt, was er bis zu seinem Tod blieb.
In Mecklenburg arbeitete er als Baurestaurator und renovierte zahlreiche Kirchen, u.a. den Dom in Schwerin. Er errichtete auch zahlreiche Gebäude im Stil der Neugotik, u.a. die Paulskirche in Schwerin.
Er starb am 27.9.1885 in Schwerin.
Krüger, Theodor
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Literatur: Grewolls, Grete: Wer war wer in Mecklenburg und Vorpommern. Das Personenlexikon, Rostock 1995, S. 247.
Preßler, Friedrich: Staatliche Bauverwaltung in Mecklenburg. Vom Baudepartement zum Baumanagement, Schwerin 2011.
Schwerin
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