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View of Adelebsen with its large castle complex.

This bunker protected people from what was stored inside. The explosives stored here were needed at the nearby Backenberger quarry.

Memorial stone for Bodo Börries von Stockhausen. The von Stockhausen family. With the settlement of the property rights between the Imbsen parish and the fideicommissary owner Bodo Börries von Stockhausen on February 12, 1920, the latter renounced all claims to the church building in Imbsen and discharged his patronage obligations by paying 20,000 marks. Conversely, the church council renounced "all claims of a property nature that it could have against the current fideicommissary owner or his legal successor, as well as against later fideicommissary owners on the basis of the existing patronage, in particular those arising from any church building burden, so that the respective patron as such is no longer obliged to make any property payments on the basis of the patronage right."24 With the repeal of the KapG Imbsen on January 1, 1982, the patronage expired.

Manor of the von Stockhausen family, large ensemble with park on the Nieme stream, maze, now forestry administration and private houses of Mary von Stockhausen. Previously used for exhibitions, permanent exhibition in the maze, presentation as part of the Open Monument Day. Rooms can also be used for civil weddings in the future. Maximum number of visitors: 50 in the house, 200 in the maze. Power connection, sanitary facilities and parking spaces are available. Further possible uses: certainly suitable for small chamber music, duo, max. trio, readings, performances in the maze

Manor of the von Stockhausen family, large ensemble with park on the Nieme stream, maze, now forestry administration and private houses of Mary von Stockhausen. Previously used for exhibitions, permanent exhibition in the maze, presentation as part of the Open Monument Day. Rooms can also be used for civil weddings in the future. Maximum number of visitors: 50 in the house, 200 in the maze. Power connection, sanitary facilities and parking spaces are available. Further possible uses: certainly suitable for small chamber music, duo, max. trio, readings, performances in the maze

The Nieme flows quietly and clearly past the campsite. A lovely relaxing sound when walking

A little off the hiking route we found the ruins of a bunker embedded in a hill. Another trace of basalt mining. People did not seek shelter in this bunker, but rather it was where the explosives for the quarry were stored.

Around 1900, the singing club converted the space into a forest stage and held choir and theater performances on the “Danzeplatz” on Ascension Day. On August 1, 1954, theater life on the forest stage came to an end with the last play, “Im Weißen Rössel.”