Torhaus Wendentor at KRABAT Mill

Gatehouse - Torožo

The gatehouse originally formed one of the entrances to the "village complex", a section of the exhibition of Saxon handicrafts and applied arts in Dresden in 1896, which was also called the Wendish village. Based on designs by the architect August Grothe, this and other buildings typical of Lusatia were redesigned to represent traditional folk architecture. The gatehouse, built in a simple wooden structure, was a replica of the usual gatehouses in Sorbian villages.The listed gatehouse was erected in the sense of the gate function to the adventure farm KRABAT-Mühle in the years 2012/2013 and is to serve as a ticket booth.The drawings were made available to the association by the Nebelschütz community (Mr. Thomas Zschornak).Source: krabat-muehle.de/de/krabat-muehle/torhaus-wendentor.html

The well-designed gatehouse is the entrance to the Krabat Mill grounds.