Name: Half-timbered houses in Mäusdorf
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Half-timbered houses in Mäusdorf

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Half-timbered houses in Mäusdorf

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Location: Künzelsau, Hohenlohekreis, Stuttgart District, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

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1. Stetten Castle – View of Schloss Tierberg loop from Mäusdorf

15.1km

04:19

350m

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2. Parsonage Kocherstetten – Marienkirche Kocherstetten loop from Kocherstetten

8.00km

02:19

220m

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3. Parsonage Kocherstetten – Marienkirche Kocherstetten loop from Berndshausen

10.2km

02:55

240m

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December 24, 2021

Mäusdorf was first mentioned as Musdorf in 1306 and is likely to be much older. It was part of the Baronate of the Barons of Stetten until 1806. This family of Franconian imperial knights has been living in the Stauferburg Stetten high above the Kochertal for more than 900 years. In 1806 their sovereign territory and with it Mäusdorf fell to the newly formed Kingdom of Württemberg and was part of the rural community of Laßbach until 1972. A branch line of the Hohen Straße, which leads to Kirchberg an der Jagst and Langenburg, runs through the village. The residents suffered from the users of this military road, especially during the French Wars. In 1831 the population was 131, in 1883 188 people lived here. Today 115 people (83 ev., 15 cath., 10 different, as of January 1, 2020) live in Mäusdorf. Mäusdorfer farmers also took part in the Peasants' War of 1524/25 with the Tauberhaufen.

Together with Laßbach, Mäusdorf came to the district town of Künzelsau on January 1, 1972.

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Location: Künzelsau, Hohenlohekreis, Stuttgart District, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Half-timbered houses in Mäusdorf

1. Stetten Castle – View of Schloss Tierberg loop from Mäusdorf

2. Parsonage Kocherstetten – Marienkirche Kocherstetten loop from Kocherstetten

3. Parsonage Kocherstetten – Marienkirche Kocherstetten loop from Berndshausen

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