W.O. von Horn-Platz, -Haus, und -Archiv

Fachwerkdorf, 55413 Manubach

In Manubach, with the W.O. von Horn Square, the von Horn House and the Archive, various testimonies of the pastor and writer Wilhelm Oertel can be found. He lived in Manubach in the 19th century.

Wilhelm Oertel was born in Horn and later called himself W. O. von Horn as a writer. He is also known as the "Rhenish Hebel". He wrote more than 200 novels and the calendar "Die Spinnstube", which was known throughout Germany at the time. His books were translated into English, French, Spanish, Russian, Dutch, Hungarian and Swedish, among others. His greatest success was the work "The Rhine - Stories and Legends of its Castles, Abbeys, Monasteries and Towns", which appeared in five editions. In the W.O. von Horn archive original editions, letters, photos as well as steel engravings can be seen. The archive can be used after registration with the local mayor. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

W.O. von Horn-Platz, -Haus, und -Archiv

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55413 Manubach Fachwerkdorf
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Fachwerkdorf
55413 Manubach


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