Harderode House

House Harderode belongs to Harderode in the spots Coppenbrügge in the Hameln-Pyrmont district . It is located where the state roads L 425 and L intersect 588th

House Harderode, on the right the manor with manor house

location

House Harderode is located below the Lauensteiner quarry in the Ith . To the north is Bisperode , the Northeast is Coppenbrügge. To the east lies Lauenstein , in the southeast is Wallensen , the south is Harderode, in the southwest is Esperde , the west is Bessinghausen and in the northwest lies Voremberg .

The Ilse rises 500 m east of Haus Harderode , an approximately 10 km long right-hand tributary of the Weser .

House Harderode in Harderode

The small place with about 5 houses belongs to the municipality Harderode. The place is said to be older than Harderode. The residents of Haus Harderode belong to Harderode.

history

Until 1542, Harderode was the Lüneburg fief of the Lords of Schwicheldt , a noble family from the city of Hildesheim . Up to the present the property has seen numerous changes of ownership and changes in its mostly agricultural use. In the 19th century the "Neuhaus" (later referred to as Vorwerk ) built by Jobst Heinrich became the manor "Haus Harderode". Rudolf von Blum acquired the manor in the second half of the 19th century. He came from a patrician family from Hanover mentioned in a document since 1291 . The manor is still privately owned today.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Schwarz, Gesine: The knight seats of the old Braunschweig. Matrix Media Verlag, Göttingen, 2009. ISBN 978-3-932313-27-1

Coordinates: 52 ° 3 ′ 42.4 "  N , 9 ° 31 ′ 35"  E