Schloss Eisenhammer

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Schloss Eisenhammer, Château in Neuenschmidten, Germany

The Eisenhammer castle spans twenty window axes and features a wide baroque administration building with several auxiliary structures on the property.

The complex began as an iron hammer mill in 1707, established by Countess Maria Albertina of Isenburg-Büdingen, initially named Neue Schmiede.

The castle reflects the industrial heritage of Hesse, transitioning from iron works to wood toy manufacturing and later integration with Wächtersbach pottery production.

The castle, located at Am Eisenhammer 2, stands empty since 2012 and transferred to private ownership in 2017.

Near the castle grows one of Germany's thickest oak trees, which forms part of the Brachttal Water Trail.

Location: Brachttal

GPS coordinates: 50.32150,9.28379

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:11

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