The Dannenberger Marktbrunnen was built in the 1990s by Klaus Müller-Klug (a sculptor from Damnatz). At the same place there was a market fountain that was in operation until 1937 and supplied drinking water.

As far as I can remember, the city's new fountain cost around 300,000 DM at the time.

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Mandelkern

August 3, 2019

The "well-preserved" fountain in the market square of Dannenberg is a sculpture of granite by the sculptor Klaus Müller-Klug, born in Oldenburg, lives and works since the early 1970s in Wendland.

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JR56

May 26, 2020

The market fountain stands on the site of the old public fountain that provided drinking water until 1937.
Apart from the Amtsberg (castle area), the market square was the only area that was not flooded during severe floods

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