Electoral Saxon Postal Milestone Landsberg

☆ Landsberg was a post office as early as 1663.

Electoral Saxon Post Milestone LandsbergElectoral Saxon post mile column in Landsberg on the market square
The Electoral Saxon Post Milestone Landsberg is a listed Saxon Post Milestone in the city of Landsberg in Saxony-Anhalt. It is listed as a small monument in the local register of monuments under registration number 094 55191.[1]
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The Landsberg post mile column is a distance column made in 1730 in the shape of an obelisk. It was placed on the market square in Landsberg because the postal routes from Leipzig to Hamburg and Berlin crossed here. After it was dismantled, it was walled up in a stable building and rediscovered in 1954. The original coat of arms was brought to the museum. Since 1989, a replica of the post mile column has been back at its former location in Landsberg.[3]
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