Scythe forge under the linden tree
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| Address: | Pyhrnstrasse | ||
| Cadastral municipality: | Mittermicheldorf | ||
| Coordinates: | 47 ° 52 '12.3 " N , 14 ° 8' 26.7" E | ||
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| Founding: | 1581 | ||
| Shutdown: | 1886
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| Character: | Two moonshine (1666) | ||
The former scythe forge under the lime tree , also called Oberhaindl, is a listed ensemble of industrial culture in Micheldorf in Upper Austria in the Kirchdorf an der Krems district . The scythe factory was built in 1581 and shut down in 1886.
location
The Oberhaindl is located in Hinterburg in the cadastral community of Mittermicheldorf. As the only one of the Micheldorfer forges, it was not driven by the Krems itself, but by a tributary, the Hinterburgerbach.
history
The smithy was subject to the service of the Spital am Pyhrn .
Buildings
The scythe factory consisted of numerous structures, some of which are still preserved today.
Mansion
Manor house with a cruciform floor plan. Is under monument protection.
Outbuildings
A residential building next to the manor is also a listed building.
Stable building
The stable building is a listed building.
Haindl Chapel
The free-standing house chapel was built in 1820 by the trades Franz and Josefa Moser in a swamp meadow as an emergency work by the forge. Curved gable with sundial, high-quality classicist wrought iron grille and an altar of the same type. The lattice bears the sign “Zwei Mondschein” and the initials “FMJM”.
See also
literature
- Franz Schröckenfux: History of the Austrian scythe works and their owners . Linz - Achern, 1975
- Franz Neumeyer: Heimatbuch Micheldorf (1997)
