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9. Sickingen-Hohenburg Manor (Das sickingisch-hohenburgische Herrenhaus) |
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- 1745 supposed groundbreaking
- Before the building was finished the revolution began
- It had a wide front with 23 window axes, behind the house was a big terrace garden
- Through an auction sale the former mayor of Landstuhl, J.A. Mayer bought it
- As long as he was the mayor he kept an inn with the name “Zum Goldenen Adler, what means Golden Eagle in the house
- After his death the Sander family gained the house and kept the inn
- For decades it was the way station for the farmers of the “Sickingen Altitude”
- Until the drainage in 1795 the pond Porten was at the side of the building until 1830 the Pond Street was built
- The manor was redesigned pretty often and the picture of the stateliness is not quite the same today