Alt Tellin

Alt Tellin is a municipality in the district of Vorpommern - Greifswald. Until 1 January 2004, the municipality was part of the Office Tutow and has since become part of the Office Jarman - Tutow.

Geography and transport

Alt Tellin lies about ten kilometers south of Jarman and 15 kilometers east of Demmin. The Federal Highway 96 runs east and State Road 110 north of the community. The place can be reached via the connection Jarman the Federal Highway 20. Through the municipality runs the Tollense. During the glacial valley of the Tollense is almost at sea level, the surrounding heights ( Buchholz heights) reach almost 100 meters.

Districts

• Alt Tellin
• Broock
• Beech wood
• Hohenbüssow

• New Buchholz
• New Tellin
• Siedenbüssow

History

The place dates back to a former castle directly on the Tollense, which is called "Schlossberg" and still be seen as a floor monument. Here was the second next to the castle in the east still existing river crossing between Pomerania and Klempenow. Until 1653 it was a knight -scientific feud of the family of Buggenhagen. 1705 then came into the possession of the estate of Christian von Linden. The Linden were originally Szczecin grain dealer and have been in the Great Northern War, the Swedish King Charles XII. ennobled. Already in 1785 died from the family of Linden, Broock came through adoption and inheritance to the landlords of Tützpatz, Friedrich von Heyden, who founded the line of Heyden -Linden. Decades later, they sold Broock Family of Seckendorf who owned the estate until 1945. The Broock castle was listed in the Tudor style in 1770 and 1840 and 1850 have been extensively remodeled. Middle of the 19th century was created from a design by Peter Joseph, an English landscape park. Since the 1980s, the manor house and sometimes the facilities are empty, the decline is becoming more visible, as in many mecklenburger Vorpommern and estates.

The district Hohenbüssow was from about 1825-1865 beach resort, remains of which can still be seen. The village was awarded in the 1930s as the " Most Beautiful vorpommersches village".

Attractions

→ See also List of monuments in Alt Tellin

• Church Alt Tellin as stone church from 1600 with eastern semicircle conclusion, quadr west. Truss roof tower with a baroque, pointed spire
• Schmidt windmill from 1765 on the edge of Tollense lowlands in Alt Tellin
• Schloss Broock; Baroque, 2 -protected. , 17 -axle mansion of around 1770 with Mezzanine, 3 -protected. Central projection and the basement floor; Remodeling 1840-1850 in neo-gothic style, now vacant
• Castle Park Broock; Landscaped park, designed by Peter Joseph from 1840/50
• Church Hohenbüssow; Gothic stone church from the 16th century with 3-sided Ostabschluss and roof riders of 1787; Baroque pulpit altar from the 18th century, Green Mountain - organ from the 19th century
• Siedenbüssower manor from about 1890 as a single-story stucco building with two turrets and with a small park; Today, inter alia Hotel for bikers.
• Tollensetal
• Slavic castle wall Hohenbüssow 1500 meters south-east of the town

Schloss Broock with stables

Marstall Broock with horse - head - terracottas

Castle Wall Hohenbüssow

Church Hohenbüssow

Pig breeding facility Alt Tellin

In 2008, a Dutch investor plans to build a sow and piglet rearing system on the municipal territory south of New Plötz were first announced. This controversial from the outset in the population plant will be the largest pig breeding complex in Europe with an annual production of 250,000 piglets. Residents formed the " Citizens' Initiative on Tollensetal life " and try along with various regional and national organizations to prevent the plant through demonstrations and judicial means. In autumn 2010, the State Office for Agriculture and the Environment gave permission to build the plant. Have already begun the construction work.