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The Lion's Head Bridge was dismantled in 1992 and rebuilt in 1993 (it's a listed building). This is evident from the approximately 1 meter of concrete in the lower section. It was necessary because the clearance height was insufficient due to electrification in the 1980s, and the track was lowered, often flooding during rain. It was my construction site in 1993. It's a great place to visit! Regards, EO

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Very beautiful church in Grabow. It's definitely worth a visit.

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The Schützenhaus is a very nice photo subject. Today it serves as a venue for celebrations and events of all kinds.

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St. George's Church is the tallest building in Grabow and is located in the middle of the historic old town. It is a Gothic brick building that was first mentioned in 1291. The church tower with a gable roof, two Gothic, decorated stepped gables and a pointed roof turret with a lantern is unmistakable.

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Not only the town hall but also the small harbor is very beautiful. But if you ride a gravel bike or a racing bike or don't have good suspension in general, it's better to push, almost everything in the center of Grabow is cobblestone.

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Grabow is a beautiful town with a great historical core. The center is the town hall. Is worth a detour.

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The Löwenkopfbrücke is a bridge over the Berlin-Hamburg railway near Streesow. The listed bridge from the early days of the railways, built in 1846, is one of the oldest bridges over railway lines, possibly even the oldest surviving bridge over railway lines in Germany.

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The town of Grabow is located on the Elde in the southwest of Mecklenburg about 40 km southeast of the state capital Schwerin. The city center is located about seven kilometers southeast of the city of Ludwigslust and about seven kilometers northwest of the state border with Brandenburg. It is worth visiting the old town. A lot has already been restored, but there is still a lot to do - but that too has its charm and is worth seeing. The area around the city is very wooded, around 2,500 hectares of the urban area consist of forest. The Old Polish name contains the noun grab, which means beech or hornbeam. The name occurs more frequently in Mecklenburg. It was only slightly changed as Grabowe (1186, 1252, 1275) and Grabow (1189, 1298). After the political change, the historic town center of the half-timbered town with the town hall (1997/98) was fundamentally renovated as part of urban development funding. In 1995, inter alia the harbor wall, until 1998 the town hall was renovated. In 1999 a pedestrian bridge was handed over over the Müritz-Elde-Wasserstraße, and in 2001 the new Rehberger Bridge was built as a lift bridge. Until 2010, the western old town could be built on, partly on a former factory site. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grabow_(Elde)

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Die Kirche steht in der malerischen Innenstadt aus Fachwerkhäusern. Von der ursprünglicher Erbauung gegen Ende des 13. Jahrhunderts bis zu ihrer heutigen Gestalt blickt die St. Georgskirche auf eine bewegte und mehrfach tragische Geschichte zurück. Wenige Jahrzehnte nach ihrer Erbauung unterstellte man sie dem Kloster der Zisterzienserinnen in Eldena. Im Jahre 1499 wurde sie durch Brand bis auf die Grundmauern vernichtet. Auf die Zeit des Wiederaufbaus folgte die Reformation und so wurde sie ab 1534 zu einer evangelischen Kirche. 1609 ließ die damalige Herzogenwitwe Anna, die im Grabower Schloss wohnte (1603 war die Grabower Burg zum Schloss umgebaut worden und diente danach als Witwensitz der Schweriner Herzoginnen), die Kirche abreißen und durch eine größere ersetzen. Doch auch diesem Kirchenbau war kein langer Bestand vergönnt. Als 1725 ein Feuer die ganze Stadt vernichtete, blieben nur die Umfassungsmauern übrig. Der Wiederaufbau war 1733 fertig und 1734 wurde der Innenraum mit einer Renaissancekanzel (mit reichem Schnitzwerk) von 1555 aus Lübeck, und einem Altarschrein aus Hamburgs Petrikirche ausgestattet. Die Herkunft (Meister Bertram) und der Wert dieses, heute unter dem Namen "Grabower Altar" bekannten Kunstwerkes spätmittelalterlicher Tafelmalerei war damals noch nicht vollständig bekannt. Es ist wohl der älteste vollständig erhaltenen Flügelaltar Norddeutschlands. Bei einem verheerenden Stadtbrand 1842 in Hamburg, erlitt die Petrikirche großen Schaden und der Altar wäre wohl auch ein Opfer der Flammen geworden, doch er stand ja zu dieser Zeit hier in der Grabower Kirche. 1747 ersetzte man das Gewölbe in den Seitenschiffen durch hölzerne Flachdecken, im Mittelschiff durch eine Tonnendecke. Auf das Turmuntergeschoss wurde ein Glockengeschoss in Fachwerkbauweise mit einem flachen Pyramidendach aufgesetzt. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt waren nach dem Stadtbrand fast alle Häuser neu, und ebenfalls in Fachwerkbauweise wieder aufgebaut, so dass sich der neue Glockenturm harmonisch in das übrige "neue" Stadtbild eingefügte. Wünschen wir dieser Kirche, dass sie zukünftig vor Schaden bewahrt bleiben möge. https://www.sehenswertes-entdecken.de/Orte/Grabow/Georgskirche/index.php

Nice city with old buildings. Roads sometimes not good. Better to take the normal bike.

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Three-aisled brick church, field stone in the basement, from the 14th century. West tower added after fire in the 15th century

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Well-preserved old town center with beautiful half-timbered houses mostly from the 18th and 19th centuries, the oldest residential building from 1702

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Even before the great fire of 1725 there was a rifle house in Grabow, but it was demolished because of the danger of collapse. In 1847 the guild decided to build a new rifle house, which was inaugurated with a big party in 1849 thanks to generous donations of gold and goods from the Grabow citizens. The Grabow rifle guild has always had a good relationship with the ducal and Mecklenburg grand ducal houses. The friendly relationships continue to this day, from the Grabow-born Duke Karl Leopold (1678-1747) to Duchess Donata, a granddaughter of His Royal Highness Grand Duke Friedrich Franz IV. In addition to the guild gatherings, the Schützenhaus was already the cultural center of the city. Recurring concerts in the park's pavilion and the Sunday morning pint with brass music were just as much a part of it as theater performances and balls. In 1902 an annex was added to the rifle house and the existing structure was repaired. In 1924 water pipes, sewer systems and electrical lights were connected. After the house had been used by the border police and the Red Army for a few years after the end of World War II, the building and park were returned to the city in 1957. The house was renovated and refurbished with city funds of 150,000 marks and reopened on April 27, 1958 as a cultural center and cultural attraction for the Grabow citizens. further information: https://www.grabow.de/index.php/tourismus/ausflugszüge/179-schuetzenhaus/492-buero-des-buergermeisters-15

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Beautiful half-timbered old town. City also known for the Grabower kisses. More information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grabow_(Elde)#Sehensw%C3%BCrdheiten_und_Kultur and https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grabower_S%C3%BCsswaren

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Old beautiful houses, the Elde, ice cream parlors, harbor and cafes, it's a good place to take a break. ---------------- Ohle Hüser, de taumeist up Schick sünd, de Elde, "ice cream parlors", n'lütter have un coffee, everything n'holl an un ne Föfteihn maken. Klor, you have your thumbs close.

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The small half-timbered houses, the historic town hall and the small, narrow streets invite you to take a walk through the beautiful city center.

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"Grabow (also: Grabow (Meckl)) is a town in the district of Ludwigslust-Parchim in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (Germany), which is the seat of the Grabow Office, which is a further twelve municipalities.The city is a basic center and part of the metropolitan region of Hamburg. " - https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grabow_(Elde)

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"The St. George's Church Grabow is the city church in the historic center of Grabow in the district of Ludwigslust-Parchim in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.The community belongs to the provost Parchim in the church district Mecklenburg the Evangelical Lutheran Church in northern Germany (North Church). The city church of St. George is a Gothic brick building, which was first mentioned in 1291. In 1329 Margrave Ludwig von Brandenburg granted the monastery in Eldena west of Grabow the right of patronage over the Grabower parish church. The oldest surviving part is the rectangular two-choir choir. "- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgskirche_(Grabow)

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"To be distinguished - the Elder Elde, as the Elde and Elde, continuing under the branch of navigation at Eldena, into the Elde side canal - The numerous, in addition to the above Eldena daugeregelten and straightened Elde surviving, often winding parts of the original river (backwater), which are also often called Old Elder. The Eldera coming and today at the Brandenburg Seedorf in Löcknitz ending Old Elde was renatured in 2005 and 2006 in a transnational (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Brandenburg) project. A longer contiguous section of an old waterway can be found north of the waterway east of Lübz near Kuppentin. It is designated as a nature reserve because of the presence of rare animal and plant species and the presence of almost natural water structures. Between Lübz and Parchim the Elder Elde is preserved on several sections partly right, partly left of the waterway. Between the confluence of the Störkanals and Neustadt-Glewe is the Altlauf, there on newer maps sometimes only referred to as Elde, right of the waterway. In Grabow, a piece of Alte Elde flows through the city center as before, and on to Güritz to the left of the waterway. "- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elde#Alte_Elde

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The Löwenkopf Bridge is a bridge over the Berlin-Hamburg railway near Streesow (municipality Karstädt, Prignitz). The bridge, built in 1846 and protected since 1982 from the early days of railways, is one of the oldest bridges over railway lines, possibly even as the oldest preserved bridge over railway lines in Germany.

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