Mölln, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Mölln is a municipality in the district of Mecklenburg Lake District Mecklenburg -Vorpommern. It is located northwest of Neubrandenburg and belongs to the Office Stavenhagen, which has its administrative headquarters in Stavenhagen.

Geography and transport

Mölln is approximately 18 kilometers southeast of Stavenhagen and ten kilometers northwest of Neubrandenburg. Federal highway 104 and the railway line Biitzow - Szczecin traverse the community. The village Mölln in 1864 received a station with station building and freight handling. The building and the signal boxes are placed under monument protection. The station is still in operation today. The municipal area is the Möllner lake.

Districts

  • Mölln
  • Beech wood
  • Small Light
  • Large Light
  • Wrodow
  • Lüdershof

History

Mölln was founded by the Slavs. Even today, it can be seen until the 13th century on the northern edge of the village a silted island castle from the 7th. The village Mölln is a former estate village, whose basic structure present in the village, the resort is still readable. The documentary first mention of the village was 1316. From the farm system, only the former manor house has been preserved. The Grade II listed building stood empty for many years, but has been used for the large-scale redevelopment again as a community center and meeting place for all community members. The village is today still dominated by Kate Altsubstanz the cell of the good and the beautiful village church. Mölln lost in 2007 15 percent of its population.

Public institutions

  • Primary school Mölln
  • Day nursery
  • Volunteer Fire Mölln

Attractions

  • Castle Wrodow
  • Slavonic Island Castle: The facility is located at the entrance Mölln of small Light Coming on the right side in the middle of the open field on Möllner lake lying.

Church in Mölln

Manor Small Light

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Friedrich Freiherr von Schuckmann ( born December 25, 1795 in Mölln ), royal Prussian Minister of State ( Home Secretary ) and member of the Prussian State Council
  • William of fledging (* 17 April 1825 in Great Light, † June 16, 1898 ), member of the Reichstag from 1874 to 1893, representing the electoral district of Pomerania - Negenwalde
  • Heinrich Rathke ( born December 12, 1928 in Mölln ), Lutheran theologian and bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Mecklenburg
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