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Margarethenhof (Flensburg)

Margarethenhof (Flensburg)

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Margarethenhof (Flensburg)

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Location: Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

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3. View of Flensburg Fjord – Flensburg Harbour loop from Ostseebad

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Hans Jaron

May 13, 2018

The Margarethenhof has a 400-year history. The Flensburg merchant Nicolaus Jepsen acquired the estate in 1844 to establish an iron foundry there, which had until 1961 inventory. He named the building in honor of his mother-in-law "Margarethe Funke".

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Dr. G.

February 17, 2024

The Margarethenhof is a building complex in the Jürgensby district.
It has an eventful past: soap making, sugar making and then iron foundry. It is not known when the farm was built. The farm has been attested since 1609.

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JR56

October 31, 2021

The Margarethenhof (Danish: Margrethegård) is a building complex in the Jürgensby district of the city of Flensburg. The farm is one of the registered cultural monuments of the city of Flensburg. It is part of the Rum & Sugar Mile.

It is not known when exactly the Margarethenhof existed. In the view of the town of Braun and Hogenberg, which was made between 1572 and 1618, a secluded farm near Jürgensby on the banks of the Flensburg Fjord can be seen, which one suspects may have been the forerunner of today's farm. The farm has been attested since 1609.

During the Second World War, the northern warehouse, which dates from 1761, was hit and destroyed during a bombing raid on Flensburg. [At the end of the millennium, extensive renovations began. Between 1995 and 2003, the redesigned forecourt in front of the Margarethenhof and its buildings were built.

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margarethenhof_(Flensburg)

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Elevation 10 m

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Wednesday 31 December

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1. Hafenspitze East Marina – Flensburg Harbour loop from Friesischer Berg

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