Nikolaus Müller (civil servant)
Nikolaus Müller (born November 27, 1758 in Wipfeld ; † April 23, 1833 ) became mayor of Wipfeld near Schweinfurt at the age of 26 , where he had the sulfur springs of St. Ludwig in Wipfeld set up in 1810. He becomes the Royal Bavarian Bath Inspector at Ludwigsbad , which has been named after Crown Prince Ludwig August since 1825 .
Afterlife
The Literaturhaus Wipfeld houses a permanent exhibition and uses audio stations to present excerpts from his works.
Works
- The most excellent duties of a village debtor in the Hochstifte Würzburg , 1794;
- The Franconian wine trade and its refinement flourished , 1796;
- Brief instruction to obtain plenty of good brandy, vinegar and liqueur from potatoes , 1797;
- Brief historical description of the Ludwigsbad in Wipfeld , 1830;
Web links
- The most excellent duties of a village debtor in the Hochstifte Würzburg, 1794
- The Franconian wine trade and its refinement flourished, Würzburg 1796
- Brief historical description of the Ludwigsbad zu Wipfeld, 1830
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| SURNAME | Müller, Nikolaus |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Royal Bavarian pool inspector at Ludwigsbad in Wipfeld |
| DATE OF BIRTH | November 27, 1758 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Wipfeld |
| DATE OF DEATH | April 23, 1833 |