Wrangelsburg Mausoleum
The mausoleum in Wrangelsburg parish was the burial place and hereditary burial of the Laug family.
history
The Laug family owned the Wrangelsburg estate from 1816 to 1862. When the head of the family Carl Friedrich Laug died on January 30, 1830, he was first buried in the Wrangelsburg cemetery. In 1842 it was entered in the Wrangelsburg death register that members of the Laug family were buried in the family funeral in Wrangelsburg. Carl Friedrich Laug's wife, Louise Dorothea, was also buried in the hereditary funeral in 1856. Today the coffins of the Laug family are under the floor of the mausoleum.
Building description
The mausoleum, which was probably built in 1842, measures 4.80 × 4.45 meters and was executed as a plastered building. The walls were cut outside with joint cuts and are now whitewashed. The structure is provided with a flat copper-covered roof. In the front, under the profiled triangular gable, there is an arched portal with two wooden wings, which is flanked by two half-columns. There is a rectangular window in each of the side walls under the eaves.
literature
- Municipality of Loissin (editor): The rural burial chapels and mausoleums in Western Pomerania. Brochure accompanying the exhibition, 2018, page 22
website
Coordinates: 54 ° 0 ′ 56 " N , 13 ° 35 ′ 41.4" E