Can Haus Loh still be visited today?

No, the building burned down in 1905 and nothing was rebuilt on the site.

Where was Haus Loh located?

In the Driesenbusch woods, in the Aldenrade district of Walsum, part of Duisburg.

How far back does Haus Loh's history go?

The estate is first recorded in 1376, when it was granted as a fief by Count Dietrich von der Mark.

Who owned Haus Loh over time?

Several families held it in succession, including the von Driesch lords in the 17th century, before it passed to the Fürstenberg convent in Xanten and later to the Haniel family.

Haus Loh

Walsum (Stadtbezirk)

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Where: Walsum (Stadtbezirk)

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Haus Loh stands in Walsum (Stadtbezirk) (Duisburg), in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. No visits are on record for this building.

Haus Loh was a medieval manor house in the Driesenbusch woods, now part of the Aldenrade district in Walsum. The estate is first documented in 1376, when Count Dietrich von der Mark enfeoffed Hermann Rostoc with it, and its ownership passed through several families over the centuries, including the von Driesch lords in the 17th century, who gave their name to the neighbouring woodland. The building burned down in 1905 and the property changed hands repeatedly afterwards. No visible structure of the original manor remains today.

What to know

No historic building remains on site today, as the estate burned down in 1905.
The location lies in the Driesenbusch woods in Aldenrade, part of the Walsum district of Duisburg.
No visiting hours, fees or facilities are available, as the site is not set up for public access.
The interest of the place is mainly historical and documentary rather than architectural.

Where this château is

Walsum (Stadtbezirk) · Duisburg · Nordrhein-Westfalen

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Address

Walsum (Stadtbezirk), Duisburg

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Frequently asked

Can Haus Loh still be visited today?: No, the building burned down in 1905 and nothing was rebuilt on the site.
Where was Haus Loh located?: In the Driesenbusch woods, in the Aldenrade district of Walsum, part of Duisburg.
How far back does Haus Loh's history go?: The estate is first recorded in 1376, when it was granted as a fief by Count Dietrich von der Mark.
Who owned Haus Loh over time?: Several families held it in succession, including the von Driesch lords in the 17th century, before it passed to the Fürstenberg convent in Xanten and later to the Haniel family.