The town hall was built in 1914/15. Remains of the previous buildings and bricks from the Franciscan monastery were used as building materials.
A second building was added next door in 1924.
Since 1992, both buildings have served as the administrative headquarters of the Gransee district and municipalities.
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Isabel

August 21, 2025

Built in 1914/15, the building materials used were remnants of previous buildings and bricks from the Franciscan monastery. Construction was supervised by engineer Behr from Spandau.

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Michael (mimirsbrunnen)

October 20, 2025

The history of Gransee's town halls dates back to the Middle Ages. The old town hall originally stood on the church square opposite the current building and served as a seat of public jurisdiction, warehouse, and trading center. It burned down in 1606 and 1621, but was rebuilt each time. The final loss came in the devastating town fire of 1711, which completely destroyed the building.

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