Kornplatz

Kornplatz with Trinity Column, Langenlois
For centuries, grain markets were held on this square in the heart of the city, which is where the name "Kornplatz" comes from. Older names for it were also "Traidmarkt", "Korngries" or "Körnermarkt".
Text / Source: Langenlois City Archives
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Plague/Trinity Column, Langenlois
The plague column, which dominates the middle of Kornplatz, was created by Andreas Krimmer in 1713. It has a three-sided structure with a pedestal and a base richly decorated with tendrils and volutes. On it you can see reliefs of the plague saints Rosalia and John Nepomuk as well as a praying monk in front of a cross; there are also statues of Saints Sebastian, Rochus and Charles Borromeo. In the middle rises a cloud column with a group of statues of the coronation of Mary by the Holy Trinity.
List of listed objects in Langenlois
Text / Source: wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste
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Grain markets took place here for centuries. The square is framed by multi-storey houses with core from the 16th century. The Trinity Column, erected in 1713, forms the prominent center.