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The arch shown is the so-called Roland's Arch and part of the artificial ruin in the large lake in Faber Park. It is a design element of Faber Park, originally designed by Lothar von Faber in the English landscape style (1852/1853).

This is the classic photo spot in Stein – the picturesque lower Wassergasse. Great for photos – less so for living in, as you're constantly battling damp. At least, that's what friends who used to live there told me.

It gives a somewhat dreary impression in the winter months, but is all the more beautiful in the summer when the trees are in leaf and the park provides shade.

The jokes at the table are brilliant and refreshingly different.

Patronage church of the Faber-Castell family. In front of it is the founder's monument. The church was donated in 1861 by the entrepreneur Lothar von Faber to mark the centenary of his flourishing pencil company. In return, he and his descendants were granted the right of patronage. The church was designed by building inspector Bernhard Solger according to the guidelines of the Eisenach regulations and consecrated on September 1, 1861. It is a neo-Gothic hall church made of sandstone blocks with a recessed chancel with a 5⁄8-inch end, a gable roof, and a southern central tower with a tent roof. (Source: Wikipedia)

The Martin Luther Church in Stein (Middle Franconia) is one of three Evangelical Lutheran parish churches in the town. It is a listed building.

If you drive past it, nothing more🤷‍♂️✌️

The church was donated in 1861 by the entrepreneur Lothar von Faber to mark the centenary of his flourishing pencil company. In return, he and his descendants were granted the right of patronage. The church was designed by building inspector Bernhard Solger according to the guidelines of the Eisenach regulations and consecrated on September 1, 1861. It is a neo-Gothic hall church made of sandstone blocks with a recessed choir with a 5⁄8-inch end, a gable roof, and a southern central tower with a tent roof.