Gültz

Gültz is a municipality in the district of Mecklenburg Lake District. It lies north of Neubrandenburg. Until 1 January 2004, the municipality was part of the Office Tollensetal and has since become part of the Office Treptower Tollensewinkel based in Old Treptow.

Geography and transport

Gültz is located about 8.5 km north of the Old Treptow and 29 km south-east of Demmin. To reach the community is coming from the federal highway 20 via the connection Burow from the west or Altentreptow from the east. The railway line Neubrandenburg Stralsund (Berliner Northern Railway ) runs through the municipality, however, about one kilometer to the center Gültz over. The closed in the 1990s railway station is located on an arable land. Gültz located in a western foothills of the Tollenseurstromtales, while the hills west of the community about 110 above sea level. NN rich.

Districts

  • Gültz
  • Hermannshöhe
  • Seltz

History

Gültz

Gültz was since 1484 in the feudal possession of the family of Malt tooth. Only from 1569 to 1646 it was owned by the family of Preen, but was then acquired again from the Malt tooth back. After the death of Albrecht Hermann von Malt tooth that fell as a Prussian Major in 1742 at the Battle of Chotusitz, inherited his cousin Axel Albrecht von Maltzahn the estate. Axel Albrecht, district administrator in Swedish Pomerania, later also in the Prussian part of Pomerania, the so-called Alt- Vorpommern, the adjoining Good Prützen acquired it. Helmuth Ludwig Wilhelm von Malt tooth was 1868-1872 a neoclassical mansion from Schwerin Baurat Georg Daniel set up as an architect. The house was two stories, three stories in the central projection and dreiecksübergiebelt. It has seen from a right-side village square tower. During this time, the English landscape park was created. After the Second World War, the family of Malt tooth was expropriated. Last owner of the comprehensive 1000 hectares was good Helene Luise baroness of Malt tooth. In the mansion a vocational school (BBS Georg Ewald Gültz ) was housed. Between 1980 and 1988 the house was restored. What is surprising is the structural integrity after 20 years of vacancy. A view through the window shows the beautifully restored and colored stucco work.

Attractions

→ See: List of monuments in Gültz

  • Gültz church from the 13th century
  • Gültz Castle, the former mansion of the family of Malt tooth.
  • Landscape Park Gültz of Peter Joseph
  • Tomb of the family of Malt tooth ( with grave plate with relief figure of the Marshal land Achim von Moltzahn on East † 1565)
  • Church Seltz

Known citizens

  • Johann Thilo (1755-1821) pastor in Gültz and social critic
  • Helmuth Baron of Malt tooth (1840-1923), Upper president of the Prussian province of Pomerania and member of the Reichstag.
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