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Quarry Canteen and Beer Cellar Ruins in Gossmannsdorf

Quarry Canteen and Beer Cellar Ruins in Gossmannsdorf

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Quarry Canteen and Beer Cellar Ruins in Gossmannsdorf

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Location: Winterhausen, Landkreis Würzburg, Lower Franconia, Bavaria, Germany

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1. Russengrab Memorial – Quarry near Untereisenheim loop from Sommerhausen

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2. Sommerhausen Panorama Trail – View of Sommerhausen loop from Sommerhausen

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3. View of Sommerhausen – Sommerhausen Panorama Trail loop from Ochsenfurt

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Tevion1505 (Andreas)

August 5, 2021

The canteen was known to many winter houses in the 1950s because of an ugly incident that occurred there in April 1945. A Russian prisoner of war was found shot dead in the canteen and buried a little later on the Eichenleitenberg nearby. The so-called Russian grave had been tended by locals for years until it was leveled in the early 1960s and the deceased was buried in the war cemetery in Hammelburg.

A common room was urgently needed in the 1920s, when the quarry was in its prime. Unlike today, when only a few people operate large machines, around 30 men used to work there. They were hungry and, above all, thirsty. That is why there was a beer cellar right next to the canteen.

“That was important,” emphasize Gerhard Dremel, Richard Rüger and Eberhard Braungardt, who work on the quarry with Paul Lorenz Kraus that day. In the morning a horse-drawn cart came up from the valley, brought a beer barrel and picked up stones. The helpers dug up an old bottle with a swing top that was still intact. Kraus explains how important the barley juice actually was: he studied a survey plan from 1936. It was made because the communities of Winterhausen and Goßmannsdorf had quarreled about who was allowed to collect the beer tax. The quarry extends over the area of both places. The border runs almost directly through the canteen.

Source and more: mainpost.de/regional/wuerzburg/wasser-bier-und-altes-werkzeug-art-6835540

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Albrecht

October 26, 2022

Take a break - right here

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Leo und Katrin

February 9, 2021

Nice place, on the moon path and on the culture path "Sun, moon and stones" and on the hiking path yellow dot. With bench, slogan in stone, information board and lots of nature.

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Location: Winterhausen, Landkreis Würzburg, Lower Franconia, Bavaria, Germany

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Quarry Canteen and Beer Cellar Ruins in Gossmannsdorf

1. Russengrab Memorial – Quarry near Untereisenheim loop from Sommerhausen

2. Sommerhausen Panorama Trail – View of Sommerhausen loop from Sommerhausen

3. View of Sommerhausen – Sommerhausen Panorama Trail loop from Ochsenfurt

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