Krämerbartlhaus Wagrain
The Krämerbartlhaus in Wagrain is known today as Haus Kirchweger. The building is managed as a commercial and apartment block. The house is currently the post office and an advertising agency .
The name "Krämerbartlhaus" is likely to refer to the owner Bartlme Göschl, who bought the house at the end of the 18th century, where the trade was "a merchant's fairness, including the Turchschnid". In the sources it is referred to as a "civil rights dwelling including gardens, the Schmidhaus".
Ownership series
- Before 1707 - Andre Springer, citizen and linen weaver alhier zu Wagrain and his wife Ursula Graefenbergerin
- 1707 - Hans Rädler, bürgl. Shopkeeper in this place by purchase
- 1709 - Georg Rädler, son - by handover
- 1720 - Hans Huetter, bürgl. Krämer and his wife Posthin
- 1729 - Lorenz Rädler and his wife Christina Pichlerin
- 1745 - Hans Rädler bürgl. Shopkeeper in this place by purchase
- 1747 - Leonhard Huetter by purchase
- May 4, 1748 - Georg Huetter bürgl. Chandler by purchase
- December 17, 1812 - His children by death, then by Franz Göschl by handover
- August 30, 1843 - Eva Göschl by handover
- May 15, 1849 - Johann Göschl by handover
- June 5, 1882 - Johann Göschl by handover
- June 4, 1895 - Johann Oberbichler by purchase
- Feb. 9, 1896 - Viktoria Oberbichler by handover
- February 3, 1897 - Mathäus Kirchweger by purchase
- October 24, 1901 - Franz Kirchweger by handover
- June 22, 1922 - Anna Kirchweger by death
- May 16, 1933 - Maria and Franz Kirchweger by handover
- Aug. 24, 1973 - Elisabeth and Franz Kirchweger by handover
- February 22, 2008 - Cornelia and Günter M. Kirchweger by handover