Kirchplatz and St. Nikolai Church, Bad Essen

This building, the former Hünnefeld death house, built in 1752, was donated in 1935 by Clamor Freiherr von dem Bussche-Hünnefeld to the Bad Essen community for the erection of a memorial. In the building there is a sandstone block with the names of the fallen soldiers of World War II.
Source (denkmalprojekt.org/dkm_deutschland/bad_essen_totenhaus_ns.htm)

The historic town center of Bad Essen with its numerous neat half-timbered buildings and especially the picturesque church square with the is worth seeing
St. Nikolai Church in the center.
The Hünnefelder death house, which was the burial place of the von dem Busche-Hünnefeld family from 1752 to 1850, is also located on the church square. There is an inscription from 1752 above the entrance.
The former weir store, the small house, dates from 1663. The weir storage facility was built in two-storey half-timbered construction and later added another storey. Today it is part of a catering business.
Source (bad-essen.rhdbe.de/himmelsterasse/)

The former weir store, the small house, dates from 1663.
The weir storage facility was built in two-storey half-timbered construction and later added another storey.
Today it is part of a gastronomic business (The Small House & The House Next Door)
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