Clemens-Hofbauer-Kolleg

The Clemens-Hofbauer-Kolleg occupies a substantial structure designed by architect Josef Ferber with dedicated spaces for classrooms and residential accommodations.

The institution began in 1922 as Studienheim St. Klemens in Warstein-Belecke before relocating to Bad Driburg in 1928, where it operated until 1994.

The college provided education with emphasis on Latin and Greek studies, preparing students through a second-chance education path toward university entrance qualification.

Located at Nordfeldmark 4 in Bad Driburg, the building maintained facilities for both educational purposes and residential quarters for enrolled students.

Distinguished scientists Max Planck and Otto Hahn visited the institution during the post-World War II period when food supplies were limited.

Location: Bad Driburg

Inception: 1922

GPS coordinates: 51.74830,9.02306

Latest update: March 6, 2025 06:37