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Schloss Tamsel, Dąbroszyn

Tamsel

Dąbroszyn

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Dąbroszyn

Schloss Tamsel stands in Dąbroszyn. No visits are on record for this building.

Schloss Tamsel stands in Dąbroszyn, the Polish village that grew from the former Prussian estate of Tamsel. It was built around 1686 by Field Marshal Hans Adam von Schöning on his return from the siege of Buda. The place became well known through the future Frederick the Great, who stayed here several times during his garrison years at Küstrin and fell for the lady of the house, Luise Eleonore von Wreech. The adjoining chapel still holds the Schöning family crypt and traces of those royal visits.

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Dąbroszyn

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Dąbroszyn

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