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Huy-Fallstein Stempelstelle Nr.16 "Blechbude Wilhelmshall"

This hike in the Huy combines culture and history. The Huysburg Monastery, which is known far beyond the borders, is the starting point for this hike. The Sargstedter Warte offers impressive views and the story of the robber Daneil is brought to life at the Daneilshöhle. The tour starts at the Huysburg. The hike begins with the pilgrimage route, which is followed to the southern edge of the Huy. Now it goes right to Sargstedt and then on to the Sargstedter Warte. After a short stretch on the ridge path, the hike goes down to the Daneilshöhle. After a tour of the cave, it continues to Röderhof, past the crooked pond and across the manor house back to the starting point at the Huysburg Monastery. (Source: https://www.gps-tour.info)

The Wilhelmshall zu Anderbeck union, Anderbeck, was a mining union for the exploration and extraction of potash and rock salt. It was founded in Essen in 1886 by Heinrich Stallschmidt and Dr. Martin Schenck and taken over a short time later by the Wilhelm Sauer Group. (Source: Wikipedia)

The Huysburg Monastery (Benedictine Priory of the Assumption of Mary into Heaven) is a Benedictine monastery at an altitude of around 300 metres on the Huy, a wooded ridge north of the Harz Mountains and nine kilometres north-west of Halberstadt in the Harz district of Saxony-Anhalt. Assigned to the municipality of Huy under constitutional law, the Huysburg Benedictine Monastery belongs to the diocese of Magdeburg under canon law, but is exempt from it. The patron saint is Mary. The Huysburg is the first stop on the Way of St. James in the Harz region and is located on the southern route of the Romanesque Road. (Source: Wikipedia)

Not very well maintained, lots of weeds.

Large and free parking lot, good starting point for a circular walk or to collect stamps.

The Romanesque tower probably dates from the 11th century. The nave, a late Gothic hall building in the Baroque style, was widened in 1783 to include the side gallery. Due to this extension, the windows in the east gable are no longer symmetrical to the altar. A small bronze bell from 1650 hangs in the tower. The organ from 1881 is still playable, but needs repair. The mechanical church tower clock was built in 1912 and runs reliably. In the upper part of the windows of the nave there are colored panes of deserving parishioners with names and professions, from the 17th century. Source: https://www.kirchenkreis-halberstadt.de/kk/kirchen/St-Nicolai-in-Huy-Neinstedt.php

Not far from the Sargstedter Warte and very well preserved.