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There isn't much left. The thick tower and a French cannon.

Köhlmoor Castle was rebuilt in 2014 and is located next to the airfield in Felde - Westerstede. The castle received its name because the “Köhlmoor” was once located in this area. In the 17th/18th In the 19th century, two families lived here and burned high-quality charcoal from the heavy peat. The style of the house is modeled on historic Renaissance country house castles both inside and out. The outer facade - a dream of white and yellow - is decorated with shell and stucco ornaments. A large mural decorates the entrance area.

Stickhausen Castle is located on the western edge of the town of Stickhausen, a district of the East Frisian municipality of Detern in the Leer district in Lower Saxony.

In 1952, the then district archaeologist Dieter Zoller located the location of the castle in what is now the Wiesengrund landscape park. In 2013, two former moats were uncovered here during an excavation. According to this, Specken Castle was a typical late medieval lowland castle with "at least one large building" and a relatively small castle square measuring 30 × 30 meters, surrounded by an inner moat five to six meters wide. According to an assessment of the finds, the castle existed from around 1300 to 1500. The complex had no major military function, but was important as the fortified seat of a ministerial family, whose most important representative was the Oldenburg Drost Jakob von der Specken, who was in charge of the administration and military command in the County of Oldenburg and who wrote the important Oldenburg Salbuch of 1428, a precise list of the possessions and income of the Oldenburg counts.

The stock book of Drosten von Specken documents which householders were subject to levies (serfs) to the Count of Oldenburg in 1428.

Felde airfield with Köhlmoor Castle

Stickhausen Castle has guarded the south-eastern entrance to East Friesland since the mid-15th century. For more than two centuries it was a military fortress and protected East Friesland from enemy incursions from the east and south. In the 18th century it lost its military importance, but remained the seat of the administration of the old office of Stickhausen and the district court until 1885. Then in private hands for more than 120 years, it has belonged to the joint municipality of Jümme since 2019. The Stickhausen Castle Association has been setting up a museum in the castle tower since 2020. Its development is financed by membership fees and donations.

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