Trautmann Fountain (Trautmannbrunnen) in Neundorf

The village fountain is a work by Michael Trautmann and formerly stood in the Tambach castle courtyard. The year 1787 is inscribed on the front of the fountain trough. An eight-sided pyramid, crowned by an eagle, rises in the center.Source: google.deYou can see a fountain basin with a fountain pole. A group of figures depicting Christ and the Samaritan woman are part of the ensemble.

During the secularization of Bavaria, Joseph Carl von Ortenburg moved into Tambach as the new lord in 1806. For the cession of his Bavarian possessions, he was compensated with the Tambach monastery. The memory of the monastic past was to be erased as quickly as possible. Therefore, many art treasures were donated to the surrounding Catholic villages. For example, Neundorf received the valuable Jacob's Fountain, or Savior's Fountain, located in the center of the village and a listed monument.

The Trautmann Fountain in Tambach is a historical landmark connected to Tambach Castle. Here is some interesting information about the fountain and its history:1. Origin:
- The fountain was created by the Bamberg sculptor Michael Trautmann (1742-1809).2. Location:
- Originally, two fountains featuring Trautmann figures adorned the courtyard of Tambach Castle. However, these fountains were removed in 1806.3. Current Location:
- One of the fountains now stands in Tambach Castle, while the other no longer exists.4. Tambach Castle:
- The castle itself only acquired its current appearance at the beginning of the 20th century and is an important historical building in the region.5. **Cultural significance**:
- The fountains and the castle are part of Tambach's cultural heritage and attract visitors interested in the region's history and art.