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The Donatus Chapel in the Gemünden district of Daun was built in 1713, even if the sign or other publications claim 1731. At that time, from an ecclesiastical perspective, Gemünden was entirely part of the Archdiocese of Cologne. And as is still customary today, the episcopal authorities sent clerical administrative officers (visitors) to the parishes at regular intervals to check and inspect what was going on. A report was then written about it. And in. Cologne Diocesan Archives contain a note under the year 1716 that an oratory (=place of worship) was built in Gemünden under Pastor Faber before 1716 with the help of the neighbors. This confirms the assumption that the chapel was built in 1713.

The cattle scales in the school stable were in operation from 1937 to 1983.

A beautiful little chapel with an old little organ. Very nice👍👍

"The small chapel was built in 1713 from rubble stones and is around 4 m wide and 9 m long. There are only small windows on the south side. The year 1731 is carved on the lintel, ..." https://kulturdb.de/einobjekt.php?id=830

Beautiful valley views and side mountains. Good to hike on foot.

"... At the mouth of the Pützbach into the Lieser, which gave the small, idyllic village of 180 inhabitants the name Gemünden, there is an almost inconspicuous chapel that is worth stopping for a while. It is only 3.80 m wide and 9.60 m long and offers seating for around 30. Built from Eitler rubble, it has a small slate tower with a helmet, from which a bright bell next to the daily "Angel of the Lord" calls the believers to the service once a week. The chapel is dedicated to St. dedicated to Donatus. According to Schug, the year 1731 could be read above the entrance door, the year in which the pastor probably received permission to hold services for the residents of Gemünden. ..." +++CONTINUED and MORE INFORMATION: https://www.heimatjahrbuch-vulkaneifel.de/VT/hjb1987/hjb1987.75.htm https://www.daun-gemuenden.de/cms/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Chronik-Gem%C3%BCnden.pdf

A pretty chapel that stands right at the entrance to Gemünd.

“With the renovation of the old cattle scales and the associated exhibition room, a cultural and tourist attraction has arisen in the community. For hikers and cycle tourists a place of protection and rest, for the population a meeting point for all generations. The cattle scale was purchased by the pasture cooperative on May 10, 1937 and set up in the former school stable so that the farmers could weigh their cows, cattle and pigs intended for slaughter or for sale on site. The cattle scale was calibrated for the last time until 1983. " The furnishing of the exhibition room with historical objects from agriculture was tackled in 2015. Source: hinterweiler.de