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This monument commemorates the battle of November 9, 1313 when Lower Bavarian troops allied with those against the Upper Bavarian armies of Duke Ludwig. More details in the pictures and at the following link: https://www.historisches-lexikon-bayerns.de/Lexikon/Schlacht_von_Gammelsdorf,_1313 There is also a war memorial there in memory of those who died in both world wars. The legend of the petrified goose can also be read here.

The burial mounds are barely recognizable!

As early as the Middle Ages, there was a wine and later beer tavern on the property next to the busy old main road. The innkeeper of Gammelsdorf is first mentioned in writing in the tax book of 1565. On the Time Trails information board you will find a photo of the "tavern" by Anton Kirchhammer from around 1900, on which you can see the postilion with his stagecoach. The post office in the inn existed from 1899 to 1937.

This memorial commemorates the battle of November 9th, 1313 when Lower Bavarian troops allied with the against the Upper Bavarian armies of Duke Ludwig. More details on the pictures and under the following link: https://www.historisches-lexikon-bayerns.de/Lexikon/Schlacht_von_Gammelsdorf,_1313 There is also a war memorial in memory of the two world wars that fell. The legend of the petrified goose can also be read here.